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CHAPEL The services in the Chapel have followed the same format as in recent years (with services for the whole school on Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. and Wednesdays at 8:10 a.m.). Those, at which attendance is voluntary, have been Evening Prayers, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Celebrations of Holy Communion on either Friday evenings or Sunday mornings. There have been the usual special services - Thanksgiving, Remem- brance Day and Founder ' s Day, at which the guest speaker - Mr. Ian McPherson, D.F.C., Lake ' s House 1935-39, held the interests of all with many amusing reminiscences and anecdotes. The Festival of Lessons and Carols was again held on the last Sunday of the Fall Term and the offerings were given to Operation Eyesight. During the year, a Font, designed and carved by Jim McCullough and a Ewer crafted by Ted Walker, a local potter, were dedicated in memory of Frank Duxbury 1900-1982. With the whole school as congregation a few weeks later, the Font was used for the baptism of James Peter Roaf, son of old boy Peter Roaf and his wife Beverly. We were again grateful to many members of staff who spoke at the Wednesday morning services and for Steven van Halst, Michael Wild, Stephen Montague and Colin Scott who on many occasions conducted Evening Prayers on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We are also grateful to Messrs. J.S. Grey, D.G. Rolston, and W.J. McCracken for their ready help as Lay Assistants at the Eucharist. The Chapel Committee was also very grateful to Mrs. McClelland and Mrs. McCracken for the fl oral arrangements which added greatly to the atmosphere and the beauty of the Chapel. By the time these notes are read, the Reverend Gordon Payne will have taken over as Chaplain and he and his wife and family have our very best wishes for a fruitful and very happy ministry at Shawnigan. W.H.H. McClelland. Chaplain Standing (L-R) T. Sigfstead, S. Wright, T. Clare, G. Porter, N. Mayes, S. van Halst. R. Grass, A. DeNardi, G. Reid, S. Logie, A. Allison, Seated (L-R) B. Chan, G. Webber, M. Wild, Mrs. S. McClelland, Mr. H. McClelland, P. Duchart, C. Scott. M. Montague, H. Wood Front (L-R) D. Suarez. S. Pattison, J. Bahl, P. Crooks, P. Oxley 24 i
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CONFIRMATION Top Row (L-R): M. Wild, J. Collins, I. Falconer, The Rt. Rev. R.F. Shepherd, R. Tomlinson, S. Bowes, Rev. Canon, W.H.H. McClelland, A. Laing, P. Duchart. Bottom Row (L-R): P. Dry, K. Parry, D. Repen, C. Lowden, M. Johnston, B. Campbell, J. Davies, P. Hill. Confirmation is a very important time in a person ' s life. It marks a point at which old habits are dropped to make room for growing up in the real world. Being confirmed is like a second baptism. When you are baptised your parents made vows for you because you are too young to make them yourself. When you are confirmed you are remaking those vows after you have understood them. In early November, 13 boys began to participate in a series of confirmation classes. They started at 6:45 p.m. and usually ended around 7:30 p.m. we discussed the Ten Commandments, the Resurrection and all other aspects of the Christian faith. On the whole, I and everyone who took part in the classes, found the interesting, fulfilling and a supple- ment to our faith. They gave us a good understanding of our beliefs and vows. We would like to wish Canon McClelland success in his future and I am sure the new chaplain will provide similar inspiration to next year ' s confirmation class. Shane Bowes (Grade 9) 23
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