Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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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.

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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 17 SCHOOL NOTES RF,ACH FOR THE TOP Four Ashbury seniors, Arthur Ault, Nicolas Pilavachi, john Read and Peter Thurston participated in this stimulating television show sponsored by C.l3.0.T.-T.Y. Our team won the first round but was eliminated in the second. DEBATING The Ashbury debaters participated in the debating tournament sponsored by the Ottawa journal and held at the University of Ottawa. Arthur Ault and john Read formed our aflirmative team while llector Ewing and Chris Stone took the negative. The subject of the debate was- Resolved that Canada should adopt a national policy to divert more water to the United States. Students from twenty-four Ottawa district high schools registered for the contest. In the morning debate our affirmative team paired with Nepean's negative and our negative with St. Pat's affirmative. Neither Ashbury team scored in this session, although our negative team was very close in points. Lunch was served to all contestants and afterwards Mr. john Turner, Minister without Portfolio in the Pearson Cabinet, and Dean joseph- Xlarie Quirion addressed the assembly. In the afternoon, our aflirmative met St. Michael's negative and our negative St. joseph's affirmative. Our affirmative team won this set. The final debate was held in the Medical Auditorium between Arnprior, the winning affirmative team and Notre Dame, the negative. Notre Dame was the victor. In the final tally of points, our aiiirmative scored 237 and our nega- tive came fourth out of twenty-four with 307. C. STONE L.C.C. AT. ASHBURY The Lower Canada College debaters visited Ashbury April 28th. The subject of the debate was- Resolved that Canada should send armed forces under the Canadian flag to Viet Namf' Arthur Ault and john Read won this close contest by ably supporting the proposition. Mr. Murray Gamache of the English Department. University of Ottawa, judged the debate and the chairman was Bruce Deacon. XYe were happy to renew this association with L.C.C. HAMA. PUBLIC SPEAKING Chris Stone represented our school at the Public Speaking Contest sponsored bv Industrial Accident Prevention Associations at the General Electric auditorium in February.