Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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IHF 4SllHL'Rl.Af.X' 1 XIIQXIORIAL VVINDOXYS In memory of .-X. B. Belcher and Xlichacl Ney THF AD.-XXI PODHRADSKY XIFXIORIAI, XYIYIJOXX

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,,. THE ASHBURIAN The Chaplain, Rev. N. C. Peyton, presented the following candidates: Ashton, Andrew Frederick Montreal Babbitt, Ralph U'illiam Ottawa Bounsall, Phillip Alec OIIHWII Dubord, Michael Richard Ottawa Haase, XYilliam Charles Arthur Higgins Saranac Lake, N.Y. l lincks, Edward Donald Ottawa MacFarlane, Colin Keith Ottawa MacFarlane, David Alexander Hastie Ottawa Martin, Thomas George Ottawa Orr, David Henry Ottawa Orr, Malcolm XYilliam Ottawa Peterson, David Doran Ottawa Smallwood, Leo Alexander Ottawa Stevenson, William john Hudson, P.Q. XVhitwill, Stephen Thomas Ottawa lt has become a custom for the young ladies from Elmwood to attend Sunday services at Ashbury. On Sunday, February 6th, the Elmwood choir, under the direction of Mrs. Harwood-jones assisted with the singing. The lesson was read by the head boarder. SPECIAL SERVICES On Sunday, December 7th, the Folk Massl' was presented to the congregation. The service was so popular that it was repeated on Sunday, May lst. The Candlelight Service took place on December 12th at 8 p.m. for parents and visitors and again for the boys on the following Tuesday. Mr. Hewitt, the Master of the Choir, brought several men from the Cathedral Choir to help with the singing. On Sunday, june Sth, two memorial windows were dedicated to the Glory of God and in loving memory of A. B. Belcher, a member of the Ashbury College staff for many years and Michael Ney, an old boy of the school, son of Major Fred Ney. Also dedicated was- CID An oak and brass plaque in memory of Helena Maclaiughlin, lnez Smith, llopc Mulhall, Florence Bainbridge, Harry Noonan, C25 A Red Ensign, the gift of Professor and Mrs. B. Ewing, C39 A New Canadian Flag, the gift of the l leadmastcr.

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M THE ASHBURIAN THE CHAPEL OFFERINGS The Chapel tries to be self-supporting by purchasing hymn and prayer books. llowers and other supplies. We continue to support two Zulu boys at St. Christopherls School, Swaziland. THE SERVERS The Co-llead Servers preached at the two services conducted by the Servers. Adrian Sark spoke on The Task of the Christian in Society and lien Lawson's sermon was entitled The Importance of Church Membership . These Servers also preached at St. Bartholo- mew's and St. lVlargaret's bringing credit to themselves and Ashbury. Ian KVahn was an efficient and conscientious sacristan. R. B. McNair and A. G. Patton served faithfully and Well as Chapel Clerks. N.C,P, CHAPEL SERVERS liivrk Roxy: R. tl. Xlillar, Rev. C. N. Peyton, Cl. Sigvaldason, D. Read. llitldle Row: C. lf. Barnes. N. C. Maellonnell, j. lf.. Hoyt, l. C. VVahn. l'iI'llllf Roar: A. Sark, 'lihe Headmaster, Bishop lf. S. Reed, U. K. l.axx'son.