Shawnigan Lake School - Yearbook (Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia Canada)

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE gifts to the Chapel to replace some of those destroyed in the fire : White Burse and Veil, presented by Miss Atkins. Frontal, presented by Christ Church Cathedral Ladies ' Guild. Alms Bason, presented by Mrs. Woodman. Altar Service Book, presented by Mrs. Wells. Archdeacon Laycock has given us a most useful and attractive lock and handle for the West Door. A new Chalice and Paten have been made and are of silver and, as far as possible, reproduce the design of those destroyed. The silver, salvaged from the ashes of the old School, has been incorporated into the base of the Chalice. A stained glass window has been presented to us by Mr. R. Rose. Subscriptions : We are most grateful to all those who have so generously contributed to the Chapel Fund. Our thanks are due to Lady Lake, Mrs. Ripley, Mrs. Tryon, Mrs. Neel, Mrs. Garrard for the time and work they devoted. The amount now in hand has justified the beginning of the build- ing of the Chapel. The foundation was begun on October 10, and the walls are now completed and the roof will be built as soon as favourable weather permits. It is hoped that the funds will enable us to complete the building on the outside. The interior will have to be left in the rough until such time as we have sufficient funds available to complete it. Confirmation Classes are being held and there are 23 candidates. If possible the Confirmation will be held in the Chapel some time in March, when we hope the building will be dedicated by the Bishop. Loggin Memorial Fund : A few more subscriptions have been received and the amount in hand has enabled us to place the order for the Memorial Lectern. This will be in oak and will represent an eagle with outstretched wings. 21

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SHAWNIGAN LAKE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Library Notes IN THE last issue of the magazine allusion was made to the prospect of moving into larger quarters. We have moved. But little did we think when those lines were written under what circumstances the change would be made. We now have a most delightful room, with plenty of bookshelf accommodation, easy chairs and all sorts of luxuries for which we had never dared to hope. In addition there is a small room used as a Reference Library for the special benefit of the Seni or Forms. Owing to the generosity of cer- tain members of the staff, who have lent us books, we have the nucleus of a Reference Library, but there are many stand- ard books which we should like to see adorning the shelves. Perhaps it may not be a vain hope to look forward to having some of these in the near future. We wish to thank A. G. Crisp for the large number of books presented by him to the Library, also Capt. O. G. Hunt for a similar gift. Chapel Notes DURING the Easter Term and the first part of the Summer Term some of us went to St. Barnabas ' and the rest to St. Matthias ' Church on Sunday mornings. We would like to extend our thanks to the Rev. H. T. Arch- bold and the Rev. N. E. Smith for their kindness and interest in the School whilst we were in Victoria. On our return to the School in May, services were held in the dining room. This term our services have been held in Big School, and celebrations of the Holy Communion have been held regularly every Sunday morning and on All Saint ' s Day. We acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the following 20

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