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Redeeming  time 

The  battle  ours; 

Forth 

To  the  front. 

Banners  high, 

Waving, 

Redeeming  time 

Past  battles  won; 

Dare 

Not  to  rest. 

Conflicts  real, 

Growing. 

Redeeming  time 
His  strength  ours; 
Go 

Not  alone; - 
Together  then, 
Loving. 

Redeeming  time 

Fight  then  on; 

Press 

For  His  glory, 

In  hands,  sure-gripped. 

Clenching 

THE  SWORD. 


Maxaipa  }969 


Volume  I 

Ontario  Bible  College 

Toronto,  Ontario. 


This  Year... 


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Joined  Together 


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A  Christian  College  must  be  designed  to  serve 
its  generation.  Since  a  Christian  College  may  have 
a  history  of  several  decades,  it  may  be  expected  that 
changes  will  be  necessary  in  organization  and  method 
in  order  to  minister  effectively  under  new  situations. 
The  past  history  of  London  College  of  Bible  and 
Missions  demonstrates  this  process  of  development 
from  its  feeble  beginnings  about  35  years  ago.  Men 
of  vision  who  had  responsibility  for  the  College  en- 
deavoured to  strengthen  the  programs  of  Christian 
vocational  training  so  that  committed  young  people 
should  have  a  good  preparation  for  ministry.  During 
the  past  years  of  development  the  College  has  not 
changed  its  adherence  to  the  great  doctrines  of  the 
faith  contained  in  its  Statement  of  Faith  and  Prac- 
tice, Organization  and  method  may  change,  but  our 
message  must  remain  constant  since  we  are  under  a 
divine  commission  to  declare  the  Gospel  of  Christ. 

The  world  of  today  is  far  different  from  the  world 
of  the  1930's,  The  challenge  facing  the  Christian 
College  today  demands  careful  consideration  of  the 
best  way  to  prepare  young  people  to  meet  the  opp- 
ortunities of  this  day.  For  several  years  prior  to  1968 
numerous  talks  were  held  between  representatives 
from  Toronto  Bible  College  and  London  College  of 
Bible  and  Missions,  considering  the  advisability  of 
the  merging  of  the  two  Colleges  for  reasons  not 
difficult  to  discover.  The  two  Colleges  have  had 
similar  academic  programs,  and  looked  to  the  same 
general  constituency  for  support  and  students. 
However,  God  has  His  own  time  for  the  realization 
of  His  purposes.  Earlier  discussions  did  not  produce 
any  concrete  results,  but  early  in  1968  official  talks 
taking  place  seemed  to  indicate  that  God's  time  was 
at  hand.  To  face  the  challenge  of  a  new  generation 
and  age,  the  consolidation  of  our  resources  and  work 
seemed  to  be  the  will  of  God.  A  combined  college 
with  increased  financial  and  academic  strength  was 
needed  to  face  the  demands  of  the  immediate  decades. 

The  decision  to  merge,  and  to  establish  the  new 
College  on  the  Toronto  campus  was  a  difficult  dec- 
ision for  the  London  College  family  to  make.  The 
familiar  landmarks  and  buildings  which  became  so 
much  a  part  of  the  life  of  students,  staff,  and  faculty 
were  to  be  sold  in  order  to  consummate  the  merger. 


However,  a  college  is  far  more  than  merely 
buildings  and  land.  A  college  actually  is  involved 
with  the  intangible  things  of  vision,  purposes, 
fellowship,  and  shared  responsibilities.  These  were 
elements  that  were  not  bound  to  buildings  and  land. 
These  elements  could  become  a  part  of  the  new 
College.  From  the  perspective  of  the  London  College 
family  it  has  been  most  gratifying  that  most  of  the 
faculty,  staff,  and  student  body  have  come  a  part 
of  the  new  College.  Although  the  campus  and  build- 
ings have  gone,  the  vital  part  of  the  London  College 
spirit  has  been  merged  into  the  fuller  stream  of 
Ontario  Bible  College.  That  which  men  of  vision 
prayed  for  and  worked  for  still  goes  on  in  a  channel 
of  wider  opportunities. 

Our  experience  in  Ontario  Bible  College  has  in- 
deed been  an  experience  of  unity  in  Christ.  The 
faculty  members  from  both  Colleges  have 
complemented  each  other  in  very  remarkable  ways, 
and  our  fellowship  together  has  been  rich  and  re- 
warding. The  staff  members  from  London  have  found 
areas  of  ministry  in  which  they  may  serve  together 
with  those  from  Toronto.  Students  from  both  Colleges 
have  been  enjoying  fellowship  together  in  the  ex- 
perience of  college  life,  A  spirit  of  enthusiasm  and 
excitement  has  characterized  these  past  weeks,  and 
we  look  forward  expectantly  to  the  good  things  that 
God  has  in  store  for  us.  Names  long  associated  with 
our  London  campus  have  now  been  transferred  to 
buildings  on  the  new  campus  -  Mahood  Hall, 
Harris  Memorial  Conservatory,  Hooper  Chapel, 
Alloway  Hall,  and  Dixon  Hall,  These  names  now 
take  their  place  alongside  the  names  associated  with 
Toronto  Bible  College  -  William  J.  Horsey  Library, 
Rhodes  Hall,  Usher  Hall,  McNicol  Hall.  These 
names  will  stand  as  a  perpetual  reminder  of  the  two 
Colleges  whose  history  and  experience  have  now 
merged. 

The  future  now  stretches  before  us.  Together  we 
now  move  as  one  in  Christ  in  order  to  realize  God's 
purpose  in  the  momentous  days  which  are  before  us. 
This  combining  of  strong,  spiritual  faculties,  dedi- 
cated and  zealous  students,  godly  men  who  have 
governed  the  two  bodies,  and  praying  and  supporting 
Christian  constituencies,  cannot  help  but  produce, 
under  the  blessing  of  God,  a  finer  and  better  equipped 
Bible  College  for  this  new  day  in  which  we  live. 


J.   William  Horsey 


Board  of  Governors 


J.  William  Horsey,  LL.D.,  D.Hum.,   Litt.D. 

(  Chairman  Board  of  Governors ) 

M.L.  Steinmann  (  Vice-chairman  Board  of  Governors ) 

W.  W,  Tyler  (  Vice-chairman  Board  of  Governors ) 

S.L.  Boehmer,   D.  D.  (President)  (G) 

•Ordained  Minister 
((G)    Member  Board  of  Governors 


B.  E.  Aldridge 

D.  M.  AUoway,   B.A.,   B.Sc. ,  P. 
Eng. 

H.J.  Anderson,  B.A. 

P.  A.  Anker,   F.R.I.G.  S. 
•L.   Baptist,  B.R.  E. 

G.G.   Bauer 

S.P.   Belsher,   B.Sc. 

R.  B.  Benfield 

S.R.  Bernardo 

J.O.  Blackwood  (G  ) 

J.W.  Boehmer,   B.A. 

J.W.  Boles,   C.A. 

H.N.  Botsford  (G) 

R.  C.  Brown 

W.R.  Cale 
•A.C.  Capon,  M.A.,   B.  D. 

W.J.  Carey,  B.A.,  M.Ed.  (G) 

J.n.  Clemenger 

R.A.  Cook,   B.A, 

J.E.  Copland,  C.A. 
*W.E.  Davies 
*F.  B.  Davison 

A.M.  Deans,  M.C. 

F.  B.  Dixon  (  G ) 
D.R.  Elliott,   B.A. 
C.J.  Feaver 

•H.W.  Fife 

D.  D.  Findlay,  C.A.  (G) 

A.  D.  Fisher,   B.A.  Sc, 
•W,  Fitch,   M.A.,   B.  D. ,  Ph.D. 

J.H.  Frogley 

E.F.  Furtney  (  G  ) 

A.R.  Goheen 

D.  V.  Gonder 

J.B.  Greer,  D.D.S. 
•G.B.  Griffiths,  B.A.,   B.  D. 

J.R.  Hardie,   C.A.  (  C  ) 

W.G.  Hayes,  B.A. 

S,ll.  Healey 

K,  M.  Henry 
•M.L.  Hicks,  B.Th.  (G) 
•U.S.  Hillyer,   B.A.,   B.TIi.,   D.  D. 
v. I.  Ijockney,   B.Th. 

G.  W.  Holmes 
G.F.  Houghan 


D. 

A.f.  Howarth,   B.A.Sc. 

G.M.  Howarth 

•B.E.  Howell 

J.R.  Howitt,   M.D. 

W.H.  Hulbert 

E.A.  Hunt 
J.  H.  Hunter,   LL.D.  (  G  ) 

CM.  Hynds,   M.A.,  M.Ed. 

J.G.  Inglis,   B.A.Sc.  (G) 

W.  Inrig 

S.J.  Izon 

"H.A.  James 

G.H.  Johnson,   C.A. 

E.  S.  Kerr 

H.J.   Knight 

C.A.  Larn 
•R.  W.  Lawson  (  G  ) 
•R.F.  LeDrew,   B.A.,   B.  D. 

M.A.  Leith 
•H.E.  Lewis,  D.D. 

C.S.  Lougheed,  B.A,,  M.Ed. 
*D.A.  Loveday 

S.D.  Mackey 
•H.M.  MacRury,   M.A.,  B.  D. 

R.J.  .Marshall,   D.D.S. 

R.  M.   Martin,   C.A. 

E.A.  Mateer 

N.L.  Mathews,  O.C. 
*A,J.  Matjiews -^ 

W. D.E.  Matthews,   B.A.,  D.  Paed. 
(G) 
•T.R.  Maxwell.   M,A.,   M.Th. 
•G.T,   McAlpine  (G) 

J. A.  McCleery,  C.A. 

R.  McClintock  (  G  ) 

W.R.  McClintock,   B.A.,   LL.  B.  (G) 

T.G.  McCormack  (  G  ) 
'  M.A.  McDowell 

J.  K.  McEwan 

H.  Mclldoon 

L.P.  Millar  (G  ) 
•J.O,  Moran 

W.  D.   Morrison,  Ph.  D. 

N.J.  Notley 

*K.  W.  Opperman 

*J.  D.  Paterson,  Canon 


*T.  K.  Pequegnat 

•G.C.  Pidgeon,   D.  D. ,  LL.D. 

C.C.  Pitt,  B.Paed.,   M.A.,  Ph.D. 
(G) 

W.L.  Pollard,  B.A. 

W.R.  Ouinn,  B.A.,  M.D. 

C.H.  Ratcliff 

J.  T.  Rawson 

E.J.  Reid  (G) 

H.S.  Reinke,  B.A.Sc. 

G.G.  Richardson,  F. C.A. 

P.W.  Roberts,  M.D. 

E.  C.  Robinson 
•G.D.  Routledge,   B.Th. 
•H.  Russell,  B.Th. 

D.  K.  Schwartzel,   B.Sc.  (  Eng.  ), 
P.Eng.  (G) 

A.N.   Scott,   C.A.   (  G) 

J.G.  Sheridan 
•W.   Sifft,   B.A. 

N.  Silverthorne,   M.  B. 

L.  C.  Simmonds  (  G  ) 

L.B.  Smith,  B.A.,  B.Ed. 
•p.B.  Smith,  B.A.,  D.D. 
•p.  Stam,  B.A.,  B.D. 

A.E.  Stedelbauer 

J.E.  Stedelbauer 
•A.B.  Stein 

C.  W.  Stephens  (  G) 

Jl,ar-StepheflS,-M.-D,  ._-B.JUU, 

G.  Still 
•E.J.  Swalm,  Bishop 

R.G,  Tredgett,  B.A.Sc. 
*C.P.  VanDuzen 

W.J.  Virgin,   M.D. 
•J.P.  Void 

A.G.  Watts,   B.A. 

F.J.  Whilsmith 

H.B.   Wild 

J.H.  Wilson 
•R.W.  Wilson,  B.A.,  Th.M. 

R,  M.  Winslow,  F.C.  I.S. 

W.J.   Wright.  R.I. A. 

I.M.  Young 


H 


Our 
President 


Dr.  and  Mrs.  Boehmer 


To  be  "in  Christ"  is  to  be  a  Oiristian  or  "Christ's  one".  That  sinners  who  had  been 
ruined  by  the  fall  should  attain  unto  such  a  glorious  standing  is  beyond  our  ability  to 
comprehend.  But  God  has  declared  the  fact,  and  His  children  accept  it  in  simple  faith, 
"There  is  no  condemnation  to  them  which  are  in  Christ  Jesus." 

But  do  we  stop  there?  God  forbid!  The  Christian  is  to  "grow  in  grace  and  in  the 
knowledge  of  our  Lord  and  Saviour  Jesus  Christ".  Concerning  the  Saviour,  the  Scriptures 
declare  that  He  "increased  in  wisdom  and  stature,  and  in  favour  with  God  and  man". 
The  reference,  of  course,  is  to  His  human,  and  not  His  divine,  nature.  Of  His  human- 
ity we  read,  "although  He  was  God's  Son,  yet  learned  He  obedience  from  the  sufferings 
which  He  endured". 

Young  people  are  so  often  characterized  by  zeal  and  enthusiasm.  They  are  impet- 
uous. They  see  visions.  They  want  to  get  on  with  the  job.  And  dedicated  Christians  are 
no  exception  to  the  rule.  But  since  God  has  commissioned  you  to  be  His  ambassadors  in 
the  despatch  of  His  business,  it  is  of  paramount  importance  that  you  go  forth  to  represent 
Him  as  "workmen  that  need  not  to  be  ashamed". 

To  be  sure,  you  will  have  ample  opportunity  to  serve  Him  and  to  make  Him  known 
even  during  these  days  of  training.  But  your  main  task  must  be  that  of  adequate  pre- 
paration with  a  view  to  "full  maturity  in  Christ".  Zeal  will  not  suffice.  Nor  will  a 
second-rate  education.  With  Paul  we  pray  that  "your  love  may  abound  yet  more 
and  more  in  knowledge  and  in  all  judgment;  that  ye  may  approve  things  that  are 
excellent;  that  ye  may  be  sincere  and  without  offence  'til  the  day  of  Christ.  ," 


Alumni  Association 


Ltmmo  110  rfARS  of  ChRisiiAN  Service     ^' 


The  great  unifying  factor  of  our  new  Alumni  Association  can  be 
nothing  more  and  must  be  nothing  less  that  the  Person  of  our  Lord 
Jesus  Christ. 

He  is  the  cohesive  force,  cementing  together  mature  men  and 
women  in  a  partnership  with  a  common  goal. 

This  underlying  principle  of  oneness,  seen  in  the  figure  of  His 
Body,  is  giving  impetus,  motivation  and  direction  to  our  combined 
efforts  in  His  name.  We  have  set  aside  former  prejudices  in  the  form 
of  livalties  and  have  blended  our  Associations  into  one  energetic  and 
productive  alliance. 

From  this  spiritual  look-out,  we  anticipate  only  the  full  and 
active  interest  of  the  whole  family  and  an  enthusiastic  participation 
in  the  developments  that  will  be  forthcoming.  We  will  ask  God  to 
use  our  influence  individually  in  encouraging  young  people  to  pre- 
pare for  the  Lord's  work  and  we  will  give  of  that  which  has  been 
committed  to  our  trust,  and  in  so  doing,  prove  the  sincerity  of  our 
love. 

Let  us  therefore  covenant  with  one  another  that  the  unparalleled 
opportunities  ahead  will  not  find  us  wanting  in  initiative. 


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Murray  L.  Hicks 
Alumni  President 


■,   -,'■     ■ ''^        .(' .      ••,.-*    >»^-    -i',^    jW,- ^    -t'  - 


Dr.  William  R.  Foster,  B.A.,  Th.D.,  Academic  Dean 


In  Honour 


Dr.  Boehmer  and  Dr.  Foster  have  proved  themselves  to  be  apt  leaders  during  their 
previous  ministries  in  Toronto  and  London.    Ontario  Bible  College  owes  much  to 
the  knowledge,  foresight  and  planning  of  these  men. 


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Dr.  Stewart  L.  Boehmer,  D.  D.  ,  President 


Realizing  the  tremendous  duties  and  responsibilities  which  they  face,  we  as 
students  have  come  to  appreciate  their  daily  understanding,  patience  and  en- 
couragement.   To  you,  who  symbolize  the  unity  of  spirit  and  goal  of  our  college, 
we  dedicate  the  MQxaipa  of  1969. 


We  Worked  Together 


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Faculty 


R.  B.  Strimple,  B.  A.,   B.  D.,  Th.  M. 

Chairman  -  Theology 

Theology 

Theology  Seminar 

Apologetics 


W.R.  Foster.  B.  A..  B.D.,  Th.  M.,  Th.  D. 
Academic  Dean 
Systematic  Theology 


W.H.  Crump 

Director  -  Christian  Service 

Director  -  Evening  School 

Public  Speaking 

Bible  Doctrine 

Camping 


G.W.  Dorey,  B.  Th. 

Dean  of  Men 

Chairman  -  Pastoral  Theology 

Bible  Survey 

llomiletics 

Pastoral  Theology 


12 


a 


E.  L.  Simmonds,  B.A.,  M.A.,  B.  D. 

Chairman  -  Biblical  Studies 

N.  T.  Survey 

O.T.   Analysis 

Hebrew 

Orientation 


J.   Honeyman,  B.A.,  B.  D.,   Th.M. 

English 

Greek 


D.A.   Leggett,  B.A.,   B.  D.,   Th.M., 

Doctorandus 

O.T.  Studies  and  Exegesis 

Bible  Survey 


K.A.   Ecklebarger,  B.  A.,  M.A. 

Dean  of  Students 

Greek 

N.  T.  Analysis 

Harm  en eu  tics 

Inductive  Bible  Study 


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M.  E.  Hunter,  B.  A. 
Librarian 


B.C.  Wright,  B.  A.,  Th.  M 
Chairman  -  General  Arts 
Church  History 
Archaeology 
Modern  History 


C.A.   Tipp.   B.A.,   M.A.,  B.D. 
Asst.  Director  of  Development 
History  of  Missions 
Sociology 


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W.  E.  Adams,  B.Mus. ,  M.  Mus. 

Chairman  -  Music  Department 

Advanced  Conducting 

Music  Appreciation 

Hymnology 

History  of  Music 

Applied  Music  -  Voice,  Organ 


J.  D.   Cast,   B.S.M.  ,   ARCT 

Music  Theory 

Ear  Training  and  Sight  Singing 

Rudiments  of  Conducting 

Music  Appreciation 

Applied  Music  -  Piano,  Voice 


W.J.  Wallace,  B.A.,  B.Ed.,  M.Ed. 

Chairman  -  Missions 

Evangelism 

Anthropology 

Linguistics 

Biblical  Philosophy  of  Missions 


D.C.  Percy 

Director  of  Development 

Modern  Cults 

Comparative  Religions 

Missionary  Principles  and  Practices 


M.M.  Macleod,  M.A.,  B.D. 
Bible  Survey 
O.  T.  Analysis 
N.  T.  Analysis 
History  of  Missions 


L.M.  Scobie,  B.R,  E. 

Registrar 

Christian  Education  of  Children 

Practice  Teaching 

Curriculum 

Counselling 

History  and  Philosophy  of  Cliristian  Education 


P.   Enns,  B.  A.,  M.A.,  B.D. 

Chairman  -  Christian  Education 

Educational  Work  of  the  Church 

Christian  Education  of  Children 

Methods  of  Christian  Education 

History  and  Philosophy  of  Christian  Education 


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Associate  Faculty 


Helen  J.  Adams,  B.  A.,  M.  A. 
English 


C.   Elizabeth  Percy,  A.T.  CM. 
Applied  Music  -  Piano 
Music  Theory 
Ear  Training  and  Sigh:  Singing 


Sessional  Lecturers 


Dr.   Peter  Cheetham,  Ph.D 
Counterpoint 


Elizabeth  Wilson  Black,  A.T.C.M. 
Applied  Music  -  Piano 


Dr.   David  Marcus-  Roland 
History  of  Music 


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Glenn  C.  Taylor,   B.Th.,   B.A.,   B.  D. 
Psychology 


Gwendoline  H.  Reese,   B.A. 

Audio-Visuals 

Christian  Education  of  Adults 

Christian  Education  of  Youth 


Ellen  C.  Trimmer 
Women's  Christian  Service 


Vera  D.  Tyler 

Women's  Christian  Service 


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Faculty... 


lectured... 


drank  root  beer. 


wore  gym  shoes. 


18 


IfM 


Mr.  Crump  (  on  riglit )  and  Sam 


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Staff  Worked  Hard  Too. 


...  as  they  worked  together  to  keep  C.  B.  C.  run- 
ning smoothly.  Their  dedication  to  their  work  and 
to  their  school  meant  much  to  the  student  body.  On 
any  given  day  one  might  find  a  staff  member  .  .  . 


writing 


...typing 


..fixing 


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Business: 

Mr.  A.  Davidson 

Comptroller 
Miss  L.  Arndt 
Accountant 
Secretaries: 
Miss  L.  Softley 

Sec.  to  Pres.  and  Board  of  Gov's 
Miss  B.  Wicks 

Sec.  to  Academic  Dean 
Miss  I.  Essery 

Sec.  to  Registrar 
Miss  H.  Hofstetter 

Sec.  to  Dean  of  Students 
Miss  W.  English 

Sec.   to  Director  of  Devel. 
Library: 

Miss  M.  Durnan  -  Sec.  to  Librarian 
Miss  B.  Roberts  -  Ass.  Librarian 
Mrs.  E.  Hunt  -  Ass.  Librarian 
Mrs,  M.  Stoll  -  Library  Ass. 
General  Office: 

Mrs.  M.  Flanagan  -  Receptionist 
Miss  M.  Harper  -  Secretary 
Miss  L.  Luther  -  Secretary 
Mrs.  D.  Warren  -  Secretary 
Building  Superintendents: 
Rev.  S.  Beard 
Mr.  S.  Nickerson 
Field  Representatives: 
Rev.  E.  Cassidy 
Mr.  W.  Flanagan 
Alumni  Secretaries: 
Mrs.  M.  Murray 
Mrs.  A.  Van  Duzen 
Bookroom: 

Mrs.  P.  Dobson 
College  Physician: 
Dr.  N.  Silverthorn 


phoning 


...filing 


...accounting 


Staff 

for 

a 

day 


Student  Council  Draws  Up 


New  Constitution 


Student  leaders  from  London  and  Toronto  joined  in  an 
enlarged  Council  to  represent  the  combined  student 
bodies.  As  weekly  sessions  convened,   new  plans, 
student  activities  and  policies  were  programmed;  the 
complaints  of  students  were  aired  and  dealt  with. 

One  of  the  many  duties  of  the  Council  Executive  was 
to  work  with  faculty  in  drawing  up  the  College 
Student  Constitution. 

It  was  a  difficult  year,   -  busy,  but  rewarding  for 
each  member  as  motions  were  proposed,  discussed 
and  voted  on,   -  motions  that  will  affect  the  life 
of  our  College  in  the  years  ahead. 


Co-Presidents: 

Co  -  Vice  -  Presidents: 

Secretary: 
Treasurer: 
Co-Pres.  of  '69: 

Co-Pres.  of  '70: 

Co-Pres.  of  '71: 

President  of  '72: 
Newspaper: 

Yearbook: 

Missions: 

Social  and  Recreational: 

Advisers: 


Lance  Johnson 
Paul  Hope 
Peggy  Radcliff 
Audrey  H addon 
Colleen  Raid 
Ralph  Cossitt 
Ron  Unruh 
Jack  Postma 
Roland  King 
Roger  Powell 
Maurice  Cleland 
Doug  Stoute 
John  Saynor 
Carol  Belford 
Don  Scheel 
Ian  Percy 
Laurie  Barber 
Anand  Chaudhari 
John  Weiler 
Nancy  Black 
Andy  James 
Mr.  Ecklebarger 
Mr.  Wright 


Secretary  and  Co-Presidents 


Council  entertains  Freshmen 


Summer  Council  Meeting 


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Pamela  Campbell,  Sec. ;  Norman  Woodworth,  Treas. ;  Donna  Arner,   Vice-Pres. ;  John 
Saynor,  Pres. 


FRESHMEN 

A  new  step, 
A  new  road, 

With  bend 

And  curve. 

Rain, 

Storm, 

Sun, 

And  fear. 

Anticipation. 

Bridges 

To  be  crossed. 

Joy  and  pain. 

Foreseen 

To  come. 


Adviser  -  Mr.  Ecklebarger 


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John  Adams 
Miss.  B.  Th. 


Donna  Arner 
Special 


Douglas  Barnes 
Special 


Marjorie  Bazett-Jones 
Chr.  Ed.  B.  R.  E. 


Perrie  Beckon 
Special 


Mary  Lou  Bentley 
Special 


Mario  Bruno 
Past.  B.  Th. 


Beverley  Buchanan 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


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Pamela  Campbell 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


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Maurice  Caya 
Mus.  B.R.  E. 


Elizabeth  Clarke 
Ch.  Mus.  B.S.M. 


June  Cleary 

App.   Mus.   B.S.M 


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Sharon  Cole 

App.   Mus.   B.S.M. 


Kamyl  Cadinouche 
Miss.   B.  Th. 


Ralph  Cossitt 
Past.  B.  Th. 


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Betty  Daugherty 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


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Marion  Evison 
Special 


Wesley  DeZeeuw 
Chr.   Ed.   B.  R.  E. 


Wendy  Fisher 
Mus.  B.R.  E. 


Jack  Fletcher 
Miss.   B.R.  E. 


Margo  Fraser 
Special 


I.ois  Garrod 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


Janet  Fryar 
Special 


Gordon  Gilmore 
Past.   B.R.  E. 


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Maureen  Hall 
Special 


Robert  Harrison 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Regula  Hirzel 
Special 


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Donna  Kaufman 
Miss.  B.  Th. 


S.  Ley  Kaye 
Special 


Daniel  Kendrick 
Past.  B.  Th. 


Marlene  Kershaw 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


Robert  Kilgour 
Special 


Gary  Landers 
Past.  B.  Th. 


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Jane  Lapsley 
Special 


Allan  McGuirl 
Past.  B.R.  E. 


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Anita  McLean 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


Betty-Lynne  Magee 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Sliaroii  .Markiiam 
App.   Mus.   B.  S.M. 


Tim  Medhurst 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


George  Melendy 
Past.  B.R.E. 


Teuny  Middelkoop 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Diane  Mitchell 
Special 


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Linda  Moorcroft 
Special 


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Lily  Nelson 
Mus.  B.R.  E. 


Gay  Oliver 
Chr,   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


Tom  Oliver 
Special 


Murray  Oppertshauser 
Past.  B.  Th. 


Patti  Pearson 
Special 


David  Pinkerton 
Chr.   Ed.   B.  R.  E. 

Joanne  Poor 
Special 

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Gordon  Potts 
Special 

Sharyn  Mowbray 
A  pp.  Mus.   B.  S.M, 

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Ruth  Racinsky 
Special 


Pauline  Doerksen 
Diploma 


Dawn  Ramey 

A  pp.   Mus.   B.S.M. 


Ruth  Rist 

Chr.   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


Bryan  Roberts 
Special 


Martin  Roberts 
Special 


Carl  Ruby 
Diploma 


Sushil  Roy 
Miss.   B.R.  E. 


Beth  Rynard 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R,  E. 


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John  Sayiior 
Chr.   Ed.   I3.R.  E. 


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Colleen  Smith 
Special 


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John  Stevenett 
Past.   B.R.E. 


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Stephen  Seitler 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


John  Smith 
Miss.   B.R.E. 


Sandra  Stevenson 
Special 


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Sandra  Short 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Kathy  Speers 
Special 


Glen  Snider 
Miss.  B.Th. 


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rton  Theobald 
Special 


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Lyle  Wilton 
Special 


Donna  Wellman 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Robert  Weigel 
Past.  B.R.  E. 


Harley  Winborn 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


Norman  Woodworth 
Past.   B.  Th. 


Philip  Vasan 
Past.   B.  Th. 


Peter  Wheatley 
Special 


Heather  York 
App.  Mus.   B.S.M. 


Ravi  Zacharias 
Past.  B.  Th. 


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Maurice  Cleland,  Co-Pres. ;  Doug  Stoute,  Co-Pres. ;  Lorraine  Rhodes,  Sec;  Sherry 
Bondy,  Treas. 


SOPHOMORES 

A  lap 

Done. 

A  sun 

Set. 

Yet  still, 

To  fight. 

To  prove. 

To  win. 

The  goal 

Lives, 

A  never  dying 

Flame. 


Advisers  -  Mr.  Crump  and  Mr.  Wallace 


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Carmenchita  Antonio 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


Muriel  Barber 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Jean  Barker 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Nancy  Black 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Ann  Blackman 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Janice  Blair 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Sherry  Bondy 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Maurice  Cleland 
Past.  B.  Th. 


Rosalyn  Tarnowsky 
Miss.   B.R.E. 


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Gary  Carruthers 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Elizabeth  Cockburii 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


Larry  Dahmer 
Diploma 


Diane  Dibbley 
Miss,   B.R.  E. 


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Robert  Dobson 
Diploma 


Rob  Douglas 
Miss.  B.  Th. 


Leona  Edmiston 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


Lynda  Euiisoii 
Chr.   Ed.   B.  R.  E. 


Carol  Clymer 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Barbara  Finlayson 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Sondra  Fulcher 
Diploma 


Alex  Groves 
Diploma 


Janis  Head 

Ch.  Mus.  B.S.M. 


John  Ibbotson 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Tim  Kaye 

Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


David  Kendrick 
Past.   B.  Th. 


Barbara  Kerr 

App.  Mus.   B.S.M. 


John  King 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Hazel  Kirton 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Pearl  Knights 
Chr.  Ed.   B.R.  E. 


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Kaarina  Leinala 

Theresa  Lord 

Don  Lowe 

George  McKnight 

Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 

Miss.   B.R.E. 

Miss.  B.R.E. 

Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 

Ian  McPhee 
Past.   B.Th. 


Hume  Milroy 
Past.   R.  Th. 


Beverley  Maynard 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.E. 


Susan  Molfai 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Robert  Moors 
Diploma 


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Jean  Newmaster 
Miss.  B.  R.  E. 


Pamela  Peake 
Diploma 


Jackie  Pearson 
Miss.  B.  Th. 


Beverly  Price 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


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Janice  Ratcliff 
Diploma 


Bill  Ricketts 

App.  Mus.  B.  S.M. 


Oi% 


Diploma 


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Eunice  Sears 
Chr.   Ed.  B.R.S. 


David  Roth 
Diploma 


Ruth  Sinclair 
App.  Mus.  B.S.M. 


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Past. 

B.Th. 

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Bruce 

.  Stam 

Miss. 

B.Th. 

Walter  Taylor 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


Joan  Smart 
Chr.   Ed.   B.  R.  E. 


Gary  Stopps 
Past.   B.Th. 


Stephen  Smith 
Miss.  B.Th. 


Richard  Strong 
Past.  B.Th. 


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Douglas  Stoute 
Past.  B.Th. 


Phil  Thompson 
Miss.   B.R.  E. 


Susan  Tucl<er 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


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Robert  Wells 
Miss.  B.Th. 


Ruth  Willson 
Miss,  B.  R.  E. 


Samuel  Valloor 
Pre-Sem.  B.Th. 


Marilyn  White 
Diploma 


Merrylee  Vail 
Diploma 


Russell  Wescombe 
Ch.  Mus.   B.  S.  M. 


Roy  Tibbitt 
Diploma 


Murray  Unruh 
Diploma 


Dennis  Wellman 
Past.   B.Th. 


Lynn  Whitlock 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


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Phyllis  Brunton,  Treas. ;  Roland  King,  Co-Pres. ;  Roger  Powell,  Co-Pres. ;  Jane  Brock, 
Sec. 


JUNIORS 


To  be. 
To  live. 
To  balance 
On  the 
Middle  step. 
To  view 
What 

Lies  behind. 
And  press, 
Still  further, 
To  a 
Final  mark. 


Advisers  -  K4r.  Adams,  Mr.  Percy 


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Murray  Adkins 
Past.  B.Th. 


Jennet  Baker 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


Hilary  Bellans 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


Laurence  Barber 
Miss.  B.Th. 


Susan  Benson 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Grace  Birnie 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Richard  Brampton 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.E. 


Phyllis  Brunton 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.E. 


Bill  Bonikowsky 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.E. 


Jane  Brock 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Sheila  Burgess 
Bible  Sch. 


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Leslie  Burns 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Wendy  Carter 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Robert  Clement 
Bible  School 


Evan  Craig 
Past.  B.R.E. 


Raymond  Cross 
Past.  B.Th. 


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Carolyn  Cunningham 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.E. 


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Susan  Dickson 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Robert  Davis 
Past.   B.Th. 


Dave  Dobson 
Pre-Sem.  B.Th. 


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Leona  Doerksen 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Elaine  Esser 
Miss.   B.R.  E. 


Bene  Eby 

Ch.  Mus.   B.S.M. 


Larry  Fehr 

App.   Music  B.  S.M. 


Earl  Elliott 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


Dorothy  Fraleigh 
Miss.   B.  R.  E. 


Joanne  Eraser 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Darrell  Hall 
Past.   B.  Th. 


Peter  Gibbins 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.E. 


Ann  Hook 
Miss.   B.Tli. 


Elizabeth  Kantel 
Chr,  Ed.  B.R.  E. 


Lesley  Kayser 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


Roland  King 
Past.  B.  R.  E. 


Helen  Klassen 
Miss.   B.R.  E. 


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Dorothy  Krahn 
Miss.  B.R.  E. 


Beverley  Kuehl 
Chr.   Ed.   B.R.  E. 


Margaret  Lane 
Miss.   B.R.  E. 


Joanne  Lattimer 
Diploma 


Karen  Leaker 
Diploma 


Richard  Lear 
Diploma 


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Julian  Paziewski 
Diploma 


David  McCausland 
Past.  B.Th. 


Ian  McAlpine 

Pre-Sem.  B.Th. 


Margaret  McCaig 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Joy  McCallum 
Diploma 


Raija  Lipasti 
Bible  School 


Ray  McCready 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


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Mervyn  McKinney 
Past.  B.Th. 


Audrey  McLennan 
Bible  School 


Heather  Mace 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


49 


Gordon  Nelson 
Past.  B.R.E. 


Robert  Noakes 
Bible  School 


Carolyn  Oades 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Paul  Olmstead 
Diploma 


Marilyn  Ormiston 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Judith  Ott 
Diploma 


Jean  Osborn 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Dawna  Partridge 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


50 


Paul  Percy 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Shirley  Pettus 
Diploma 


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Krysia  Paziewski 
Miss.  B.Th. 


Penny  Phinnemore 
Past.  B.Th. 


Ed  Pointer 
Past.  B.R.E. 


Don  Peake 
Miss  B.R.E. 


Roger  Powell 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Jean  Reimer 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


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Brian  Seeley 
Past.  B.R.E. 


Harold  Shantz 
Diploma 


Jannie  Smits 
Mus.  B.R.E. 


Margaret  Riegert 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Fred  Shaver 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Glennis  Stovell 
Clir.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Barbara  Raymond 
Bible  School 


Wm.  Smith 
Pre-Sem.  B.Th. 


David  Sherbino 
Past.  B.Th. 


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Barbara  Veldhuis 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Elisabeth  Sutherst 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Doris  Wissler 
Diploma 


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Bob  Tooke 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


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Dona  Jean  Wright 
Chr.  Ed.  B.R.E. 


Margaret  Thiessen 
Miss.  B.R.E. 


Wallace  Walker 
Bible  School 


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Charles  \v'ilson 
Past.  B.R.E. 


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SENIORS 


To  Be 

To  Live. 

To  Be 

To  Live 

For  God. 

A  Goal  Reached; 

A  Chapter  Done. 


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Rosalie  Adams  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

\A/hen  I  wait  on  the  Lord,  He  renews  nny  strength  in  order 
that  I  can  do  all  things  without  becoming  weary  or  faint. 


James  Akintola  (Past. ,  B.  Th. ) 

"Be  ye  free  from  the  love  of  money;  content  with  such  things 
as  ye  have:  for  Himself  hath  said,  I  mil  in  no  wise  fail  thee, 
neither  will  I  in  any  wise  forsake  thee.  " 

Hebrews  13:5 


Earl  Ambrose  (Past. ,  B.  Th. ) 

"And  the  work  of  righteousness  shall  be  peace;  and  the  effect 
of  righteousness  quietness  and  assurance  forever.  " 

Isaiah  32:17 


Agnes  Ananichuk  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

The  steadfast  love  of  the  Lord  never  ceases, 
The  mercies  never  come  to  an  end; 
They  are  new  every  morning; 
Great  is  thy  faithfulness. 

Lamentations  3:22,  23(R.S.V. ) 


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Anand  Chaudhari  (Past. ,  B.Th.) 

"God  forbid  that  I  should  glory,  save  in  the  cross  of  our 
Lord  Jesus  Christ,  by  whom  the  world  is  crucified  unto  me,   and 
I  unto  the  world ! " 

Gal.  6:14 


Gary  Andres  (Diploma) 

Find  delight  and  satisfaction  in  the  ways  of  your  Lord;  and, 
as  you  do.  He  will  grant  fulfillment  to  the  longings  and  desires 
of  your  heart. 

Psalm  37:4  (Paraphrase) 


Rodney  R.  Bartlett  (Past. ,  B.R.E.) 

I  have  found  it  is  for  man  to  put  motion  to  life  and  God  will 
give  it  direction.  For  the  Spirit  that  God  has  given  us  does  not 
make  us  timid;  instead,  his  Spirit  fills  us  with  power  and  love 
and  self-control. 

Prov.  16:9;  II  Tim.  1:7 


Anne  Bailey  (Diploma) 

"Labour  not  for  the  meat  which  perisheth,  but  for  that  meat 
which  endureth  unto  everlasting  life,  which  the  Son  of  Man 
shall  give  unto  you:  for  Him  hath  God  the  Father  sealed.  " 

John  6:27 


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Isaac  Bello(Past.,  B.Tli.) 

"My  grace  is  sufficient  for  thee:  for  my  power  is  made  per- 
fect in  weakness.  Most  gladly  therefore  will  I  glory  in  my  weak- 
nesses, that  the  strength  of  Christ  may  rest  upon  me.  " 

n  Cor.   12:9  (R.V.) 


Carol  Belford  (Past.,  B.Th.) 

"The  Lord  will  command  His  loving  kindness  in  the  daytime, 
and  in  the  night  His  song  shall  be  with  me,  and  my  prayer  unto 
the  God  of  my  life.  " 

Psalm  42:8 


Ed.  Borisenko  (Bible  School) 

"He  that  goeth  forth  and  weepeth,  bearing  precious  seed, 
shall  doubtless  come  again  with  rejoicing,  bringing  his  sheaves 
with  him.  " 

Psalms  126:6 


Jolm  Booker  (Pre-Sem.,  B.Th.) 

Oh,  to  be  like  thee!  Full  of  compassion,  loving,  forgiving, 
tender  and  kind,  helping  the  helpless,  cheering  the  fainting,  the 
wandering  sinner  seeking  to  find. 


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Ray  Briggs  (Past. ,  B.Th.) 

"For  I  live  in  eager  expectation  and  hope  that  I  will  never 
do  anything  that  will  cause  me  to  be  ashamed  of  myself;  but 
that  I  \i?ill  always  be  ready  to  speak  out  boldly  for  Christ 
while  I  am  going  through  all  these  trials  here,  just  as  I  have  in 
the  past;  and  that  I  will  always  be  an  honour  to  Christ,  whether 
I  live  or  whether  I  must  die.  " 

Philippians  1:20  (Living  Letters) 


Gordon  Braid  (Diploma) 

"I  wll  sing  unto  the  Lord  because  He  has  blessed  me  so 
richly.  " 

Psalm  13:6  (Living  Letters) 


William  Buikema  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 
How  could  I  do  OTthout  Him? 
He's  everything  to  me. 
Christ  is  all  I  am 
And  everything  I'll  be. 

(M.  Buikema) 


Patricia  Burn  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

God ,  I  want  to  thank  You  for  the  way  You  have  been  es- 
pecially good  to  me,  just  as  You  promised  in  Your  Word.  Now, 
Lord,  as  You  and  I  go  out  to  make  known  Your  deeds  among 
the  people,  I  would  echo  the  words  of  Solomon,  "I  am  but  a 
little  child.  I  know  not  how  to  go  out  or  come  in  .  .  .  Give 
therefore  thy  servant  an  understanding  heart.  " 
Psalm  119:65;  105:1;  I  Kings  3:7,  9 


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Ruth  Cavey  (Chr.  Ed..  B.R.E.) 

I  will  not  fear,  for  He  is  with  me, 
I  will  not  be  discouraged,  for  He  is  my  God; 
He  will  strengthen  ;me.  He  will  help  me. 
He  will  keep  me  with  His  unfailing  right  hand. 
Isaiah  41:10  (Paraphrase) 


Jennifer  Charlton  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

"For  my  deep  desire  and  hope  is  that  I  shall  never  fail  my 
duty,  but  that  at  all  times,  and  especially  right  now,  I  shall 
be  full  of  courage,  so  that  with  my  whole  self  I  shall  bring 
honour  to  Christ,  virhether  I  live  or  die.  " 

Philippians  1:20 


Joy  Church  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

"But  the  Lord  said  unto  me,  Say  not,  I  am  a  child:  for  thou 
Shalt  go  to  all  that  I  shall  send  thee,  and  vsrhatsoever  I  command 
thee  thou  shalt  speak.  -  Behold,  I   have  put  my  words  in  thy 
mouth. " 

Jeremiah  1:7,  9  (b) 


Geraldine  Collett  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

"Behold,  we  are  going  up  to  Jerusalem.    .    .  " 

Luke  18:31  (R.S.  V.) 


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Robert  Cottrill  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.  E.) 

"A  door  that  offers  wide  and  effective  service  stands  open 
before  me.  " 

I  Cor.  16:9  -  Weymouth 


Marguerite  Connaty  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

Because  Christ  died  for  me,  I  should  not  live,  therefore, 
unto  myself  -  steeped  in  materialism  to  satisfy  my  selfish 
desires;  but  I  should  live   completely  in  Him,  being  free 
through  His  death  and  resurrection. 

n  Cor.  5:15  (Paraphrase) 


Donna  Davidson  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

The  Lord  is  my  God,  He  teaches  me  to  profit  and  leads 
me  where  I  should  go. 

Isaiah  48:17  (Paraphrase) 


Ruth  Cudmore  (Diploma) 

"Blessed  be  the  God  and  Father  of  our  Lord  Jesus  Ciirist,  which 
according  to  His  abundant  mercy  hath  begotten  us  again  unto  a 
lively  hope  by  the  resurrection  of  Jesus  Christ  from  the  dead.  " 

I  Peter  1:3 


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Don  Pama    (Chr.   Ed.,  B.  1^  E.  ) 

If  1  delight  myself  in  the  things  of  God,  I  can  expect  Him 
to  grant  me  the  desires  of  my  heart,  for  my  desires  will  be  of 
such  a  nature,  that  they  will  be  entwined  in  His. 

Proverbs  37:4 
(Paraphrase) 


Nancy  Eby   (App.  Music,  B.  S.  M.    Honours) 
"Were  the  whole  realm  of  nature  mine. 
That  were  a  present  far  too  small; 
Love  so  amazing,  so  divine. 
Demands  my  soul,  my  life,  my  all.  " 

(Isaac  Watts) 


David  George   (Diploma) 

"And  the  LORD,  he  it  is  that  doth  go  before  thee;  he  will  be 
with  thee,  he  will  not  fail  thee,  neither  forsake  thee:  fear  not, 
neither  be  dismayed.  " 

Deuteronomy  31:8   (KJV) 


Barbara  Gustafsson   (Miss.,  B,  R.  E. ) 

He  will  keep  in  perfect  peace  all  those  who  trust  in  Him, 
whose  thoughts  turn  often  to  the  Lord!    Trust  in  the  Lord  God  al- 
ways, for  in  the  Lord  Jehovah  is  your  everlasting  strength. 

Isaiah  26:3,  4   (Living  Psalms) 


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Dorothy  Hamilton   (Chr.  Ed. ,  B.  R.  E. 

"Don't  let  the  world  around  you  squeeze  you  into  its  own 
mould  but  let  God  re-mould  your  minds  from  within  so  that  you 
may  prove  in  practice  that  the  plan  of  God  for  you  is  good, 
meets  all  His  demands  and  moves  towards  the  goal  of  true  matu- 
rity which  is  found  only  in  Christ.  " 

Romans  12:2   (Phillips) 


Audrey  Haddon    (Chr.  Ed. ,  B.  R.  E. ) 

"Yet  1  will  rejoice  in  the  Lord,  I  will  joy  in  the  God  of  my 
salvation.     The  Lord  God  is  my  strength  ..." 

Habakkuk  3:18,  19a 


Paul  Hope   (Past.,  B.   Th.) 

"Is  any  thing  too  hard  for  the  Lord?" 

Genesis  18:14 


Lynda  Isaac   (Mus. ,  B.  R,  E. ) 

That  I  might  know  the  love  of  Christ  which  passeth  knowl- 
edge, so  to  be  filled  with  all  the  fullness  of  God. 

Ephesians  3:19 
(Paraphrase) 


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Andrew  James   (Miss. ,  B.  R.  E. ) 

"Whether  therefore  ye  eat,  or  drink,  or  whatsoever  ye  do, 
do  all  to  the  glory  of  God.  " 

I  Corinthians  10:31  (K,  J.  V. ) 


Charlotte  James   (Chr.  Ed. ,  B.  R,  E. ) 

I  have  a  goodly  heritage,  for  the  Lord  has  drawn  me  with 
cords  of  love. 


Kathryn  Kelley    (Chr.   Ed.,  B,  R,  E. ) 

"Not  that  we  are  sufficient  of  ourselves  . . .  but  our  suf- 
ficiency is  of  God.  " 

11  Corinthians  3:5 


Lance  Johnson    (Past. ,  B.   Th. ) 

A  deep  sense  of  responsibility  and  obligation  comes  with 
the  realization  that  1  am  His  workmanship  created  in  Christ 
Jesus  unto  good  works-God,  even  before  my  obedience,  having 
planned  my  walk  of  discipleship. 


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VolkerKlaue   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

Teach  me  Thy  way,  O  Lord;  I  will  walk  in  Thy  truth:  Unite 
my  heart  to  fear  Thy  name. 

Psalm  86:11 


Gene  King   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

Thou  has  said,   "Seek  ye  my  face" . 

My  heart  says  to  thee, 

"Thy  face.  Lord,  do  I  seek". 

Psalms  27:8   (R.S.V.) 


Maryke  Leyenaar   (Miss.,  B.R.E.) 

Thou  wilt  show  me  the  path  of  life:  in  Thy  presence  is 
fulness  of  joy;    At  Thy  right  hand  there  are  pleasures  forever- 
more. 

Psalm  16:11 


Maybeth  Knights,  R.N.    (Miss.,  B.R.E.) 

For  it  is  God  who  is  at  work  within  you,  giving  you  the  will 
and  the  power  to  achieve  His  purpose. 

Philippians  2:13   (Phillips) 


Robert  Luck-Baker  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 
Wisdom,  Righteousness  and  Power, 
Holiness  forever  more, 
My  redemption  full  and  sure. 
He  is  all  I  need. 


Francesco  Liuzzi   (Bible  School) 

1  will  trust  in  the  Lord  with  all  my  might,  and  lean  not  unto 
mine  own  understanding,  in  all  my  ways  1  will  acknowledge 
Him  ... 

Proverbs  3:5,  6 


Doug  McKellar   (Miss.,  B.R.E,) 

That  Thou  mayest  say  to  the  prisoners.  Go  forth;  to  them 
that  are  in  darkness,  shew  yourselves. 

Isaiah  49:9 


George  McCullagh   (Miss.,  B.R.E.) 

As  ye  have  therefore  received  Christ  Jesus  the  Lord,  so  walk 
ye  in  Him:    rooted  and  built  up  in  Him,  and  established  in  the 
faith,  as  ye  have  been  taught,  abounding  therein  with  thanks- 
giving. 

Colossians  2:  6,  7 


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Georgina  McTear   (Miss.,  B.R.E.  ) 

That  I  may  know  Him,  and  the  power  of  His  resurrection, 
and  the  fellowship  of  His  sufferings,  being  made  conformable 
unto  His  death; 

Philippians    3:10 


Robert  MacFarlane   (Miss.,   B.R.E.) 

Trust  in  the  Lord  with  all  thine  heart;  and  lean  not  unto 
thine  own  understanding.    In  all  thy  ways  acknowledge  Him, 
and  He  shall  direct  thy  paths.    Be  not  wise  in  thine  own  eyes: 
fear  the  Lord,  and  depart  from  evil. 

Proverbs  3:5-7 


Dyane  Matthews   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

Behold,  for  peace  I  had  great  bitterness:  but  Thou  hast  in 
love  delivered  me  from  the  pit  of  corruption. 

. .  .now  my  only  hope  is  Christ 

Isaiah  38:17  and  Colossians  1:27 


Don  Nicol   (Diploma) 

Commit  everything  you  do  to  the  Lord.    Trust  in  Him  to 
help  you  do  it  and  He  will. 

Psalm  37:5  (Living  Psalms) 


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Ian  Percy   (Chr.  Ed..  B.R.E.) 
What  language  shall  I  borrow 
To  thank  Thee,  dearest  Friend: 
For  this  Thy  dying  sorrow, 
Thy  pity  without  end? 
O  make  me  thine  forever; 
And  should  I  fainting  be, 
I^rd,  let  me  never,  never 
Out  live  my  love  to  thee.    (Clairvaux) 


Thomas  Phinnemore   (Past.  B.Th.) 

God  only  requires  the  Christian  to  be  yielded  and  obedient 
to  His  will  and  all  His  blessing  is  guaranteed.    But  persistent 
bitterness  and  rebellion  toward  His  will  brings  destruction, 
promised  by  Yahweh,   Lord  of  Hosts. 
Isaiah  1:19,   20 


Kenneth  Plant   (Diploma) 

By  this  all  men  will  know  that  you  are  my  disciples,   if 
you  have  love  for  one  another. 

John  13:35 


Sandra  Percy    (Bible  School) 

Love 
(God's  greatest  commandment  Matt.  22:37-39) 
Christ  taught  me 

to  love  Himself, 

to  love  myself, 

to  love  others. 
I'm  a  better  person  because  of  it. 


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Joan  Powell   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

Faithful  is  He  that  calleth  you,  who  also  will  do  it. 

1  Thessalonians  5:24 


Jack  Postma    (Past.  B.Th.) 

But  you  are  a  chosen  race,  a  royal  priesthood,  a  holy  nation, 
God's  own  people,  that  you  may  declare  the  wonderful  deeds 
of  Him  who  called  you  out  of  darkness  into  His  marvelous 
light. 

1  Peter  2:9  (R.S.V.) 


Lynne  Rankine   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 
Jesus  beholding  him  loved  him. 
Mark  10:21 


Dorman  Quinton    (Past.  B.Th.) 

But  thanks  be  to  God,   who  in  Christ  always  leads  us  in 
triumph,  and  through  us  spreads  the  fragrance  of  the  knowledge 
of  Him  everywhere. 

II  Corinthians  2:14 


Colleen  Reid   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

For  the  Lord  God,  the  Holy  One  of  Israel,  says:  only  in  re- 
turning to  Me  and  waiting  for  Me  will  you  be  saved;  in  quiet- 
ness and  confidence  is  your  strength. 

Isaiah  30:15   (Living  Psalms) 


Peggy  Radcliff  (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 
"May  I  run  the  race  before  me. 
Strong  and  brave  to  face  the  foe. 
Looking  only  unto  Jesus 
As  I  onward  go. " 

Kate  B.  Wilkinson 


Wesley  Reddekop   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.Th.) 

(I  will)  keep  before  (me)  an  outline  of  the  sound  teaching 
which  (I  have)  heard. . .,   Living  by  the  faith  and  love  which 
are  ours  in  Christ  Jesus,  guarding  the  treasure  put  into  our 
charge,  with  the  help  of  the  Holy  Spirit  dwelling  within  us. 

II  Timothy  1:13,   14  (NEB) 


Donald  Scheel   (Pre-Sem.,  B.  Th.) 

. .  .Jesus  Christ  whom  God  displayed  publicly  as  a  propi- 
tiation in  His  blood  through  faith.    This  was  to  demonstrate 
His  righteousness  because  in  the  forbearance  of  God  He  passed 
over  the  sins  previously  committed;  for  the  demonstration,  1 
say,  of  His  righteousness  at  the  present  time  that  He  might  be 
just  and  the  justifier  of  the  one  who  has  faith  in  Jesus. 

Romans  3:25,  26   (NewA.S.V.) 


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Edythe  Sorley    (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

But  now  thus  says  the  Lord,  He  who  created  you,  O  Jacob, 
He  who  formed  you,  O   Israel:    "Fear  not,  for  I  have  redeemed 
you;    I  have  called  you  by  name,  you  are  mine". 

Isaiah  43:1 


Dorcas  Shuen   (Bible  School) 

0  Jesus,  1  have  promised  to  serve  Thee  to  the  end; 
Be  Thou  forever  near  me,  my  Master  and  my  Friend; 

1  shall  not  fear  the  battle  if  Thou  art  by  my  side. 

Nor  wander  from  the  pathway,  if  Thou  will  be  my  Guide. 


Virginia  Somerville   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.  Th.) 

Great  is  His  faithfulness;  His  loving  kindness  begins  afresh 
each  day. 

Lamentations  3:23 


Miriam  Snyder,   R.N. A.    (Diploma) 

Though  He  slay  me,  yet  will  I  trust  Him 
I  have  believed. 

Job  13:16  and  II  Timothy  1:12 


For  I  know  whom 


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Wing-Sien  Tai   (Chr.  lid.,  13.R.E.) 

Seek  ye  first  the  kingdom  of  God  and  His  righteousness; 
and  all  these  things  shall  be  added  unto  you. 

Matthew  6:33 


Ronald  Unruh   (Past.  B.  Th.) 

Yet  closer  come: 
Thou  art  not  near  enough.    1  would  embrace  thy  care; 
So  I  might  feel  My  child  reposing  on  My  breast, 
Thou  lovest  Me?    I  knew  it.    Doubt  not  then; 
But  loving  Me,   lean  hard. 


Margaret  Sutherland    (Missions,  B.R.E.) 
Thy  everlasting  truth, 
Father!    Thy  ceaseless  love 
Sees  all  Thy  children's  wants,  and  knows 
What  best  for  each  will  prove. 

P.  Gerhardt 


Maxwell  Vague,  B.  Th.    (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

1  must  work  the  works  of  Him  that  sent  me,   while  it  is  day: 
the  night  cometh,  when  no  man  can  work. 

John  9:4 


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Harry  Weatherhead    (Bible  School) 

I  have  found  since  I  accepted  the  Lord  Jesus  Christ  as  my 
Saviour  and  Lord  that  He  is  One  on  whom  I  can  depend  for  all 
of  my  needs.    He  is  One  who  is  closer  than  a  brother  to  me. 


John  Weiler    (Past.  B.  Th.) 

Jesus  said,   "You  should  not  work  for  the  food  which  does 
not  last  but  for  the  food  which  lasts  on  into  eternal  life" .    This 
is  the  food  the  Son  of  Man  will  give  you,  and  He  is  the  One  who 
bears  the  stamp  of  God  the  Father. 

John  6:27    (Phillips) 


Mary  Ellen  Wenzel    (Bible  School) 
I  may  not  pass  this  way  again; 
Grant  me  to  soothe  the  hearts  of  men, 
Faithful  to  friends,   true  to  my  God; 
A  fragrance  on  the  path  1  trod. 


Bryan  VVigglesworth,  M.B.,  Ch.  B.    (Missions,  B.R.E.) 

That  I  may. .  .lead  a  life  worthy  of  the  Lord,  fully  pleasing 
to  Him,  bearing  fruit  in  every  good  work  and  increasing  in  the 
knowledge  of  God. 

Colossians  1:10  (R.S.V.) 


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Larry  Clements   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E,) 

O  magnify  the  Lord  with  me,  and  let  us  exalt  His  name  to- 
gether. 

Psalm  34:3 


Philip  Williams   (Pte-Sem.,  B.  Th.) 
All  that  I  am,   e'en  here  on  earth. 

All  that  I  hope  to  be. 
When  Jesus  Comes  and  glory  dawns, 

I  owe  it.   Lord,  to  Thee. 

(Bonar) 


Eugene  Wright   (Past.,  B.  Th.) 

Lean  on,  trust  and  be  confident  in  the  Lord  with  all  your 
heart  and  mind  and  do  not  rely  on  your  own  insight  or  under- 
standing.   In  all  your  ways  know,  recognize  and  acknowledge 
Him,  and  He  will  direct  and  make  straight  and  plain  your 
paths . 

Proverbs  3:5,  6    (Paraphrase) 


Matjorie  Wright   (Chr.  Ed.,  B.R.E.) 

What  no  eye  had  seen,  nor  ear  heard,  nor  the  heart  of  man 
conceived,  what  God  has  prepared  for  those  who  love  Him . 

I  Corinthians  2:9    (R.S.V.) 


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OUR  TRIBUTE 


].  William  Horsey 


J.  William  Horsey,  who  served  as  Chairman  of  the  Board  of  this  College  from 
December.  1964,  died  on  December  20,  1968  at  the  age  of  76  in  St.  Petersburg, 
Florida . 

News  media  paid  many  tributes  to  his  outstanding  accomplishments  in  the  business 
world.    These  accomplishments,  however,  serve  only  to  illustrate  the  grace  and 
guidance  of  God  in  the  life  of  this  man.    We  remember  him  as  a  loyal  servant  of 
God  and  as  our  friend. 

Mr.  Horsey's  generous  contributions  to  this  institution  will  have  an  effect  on  the 
life  of  every  student  who  studies  at  Ontario  Bible  College. 

With  these  few  and  all  too  inadequate  words,  the  students,  staff  and  faculty  pay 
tribute  to  a  man  of  God,  Mr.  J.  William  Horsey. 


...We  Exercised  Together 


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O.B.C.  Drive  and 
Determination  Proves 
Invaluable  in  Top  City 
Amateur  League  Action 


When  a  foul  is  a  good  thing. 


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Gene  dirties  new  uniform. 


Gord  Potts   (C) 
Gary  Stopps   (C) 

Steve  Seitler   (F) 
Brian  Maxwell   (F) 
Coach  Legget   (F) 
Bob  Dobson   (F) 
Laurie  Barber   (F) 

Rob  Douglas   (G) 
Gene  King    (G) 
Don  Theobald    (G) 
Rick  Lear   (G) 
John  Weiler    (G) 


Sliver  in  thumb  makes  corns  bearable. 


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Half  the  battle's  in  the  dressing  room. 


Team  Effort  and  Fan 

Enthusiasm  Marks 

Successful 

Hockey  Year 


Dave  eyes  the  goal. 


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The  warriors  await  the  call. 


Just  a  misunderstanding. 

GOALIES: 

FORWARDS: 

G.  Landers 

L.  Johnson 

L.  Barber 

D.  Roth 

B.  Sklar 

P.  Gibbins 

DEFENCE: 

G.  Gilmore 

B.  Bonikowsky 

D.  Peake 

R.  McReady 

H.  Shantz 

H.  Milroy 

L.  Wilton 

C.  Ruby 

CENTERS: 

D.  Sherbino 

D.  Dobson 

J.  Weiler 

R.  Elford 

M.  Unruh 

Barber  covers  up  for  key  save ! 


Another  shut-out  ruined! 


Frustration Glee 


Rod  smashes  one. 


In  Volleyball— Faculty 
and  Students  Fought 
Year-Long  Battle* 


Two  hands  for  beginners! 


'Eckie'  smashes  one. 


•(Faculty  won 
but  we'll  never 
admit  it.) 


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Some  give  it  their  all. 


Ping- Pong  Addicts 
Plentiful  at  O.B.C. 


It's  all  in  the  way  you  hold  your  hand. 


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■VII 


Mi  ,  \ 


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Pool 


Activities 


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Everyone  Did 
Their  Own  Thing 


Over  250  BECKER'S  Stores 
To  Serve  You. 


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...We  Worshipped  Together 


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Faithful  Is  He... He  Also  Will  Do  It"- 


Headlines  Anniversary  Conference 


Discussion  with  the  speakers  proved  invaluable. 


Rev.  Leith  Samuel, 
Southampton,  England. 


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The  power  of  the  gospel 
is  to  bring  light  and  warmth. 
It  is  not  an  end  in  itself.  But 
soundness  without  warmth  is 
repelling  and  warmth  without 
soundness  is  misleading. 


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Student  music  added  much  to  the  Conference. 


Dr.  Nigel  Kerr, 
Gordon  Divinity  School, 
Boston . 


"Conscience  rightly 
prepared  is  essential  to  the 
Christ-life  which  we  are 
called  upon  to  live.  Thus  we 
say,  'I  always  take  pains  to 
have  a  clear  conscience  to- 
ward God  and  toward  men.' 
(Acts  24:16). 


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We  Communed 
with  God 


Day  of  Prayer 
Class  Prayer  Meetings 
Missions  Prayer  Groups 
Prayer  Partners*  Tea 


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Prayer  is  the  soul's  sincere  desire, 
Uttered  or  unexpressed; 
The  motion  of  a  hidden  fire 
That  trembles  in  the  breast. 

Prayer  is  the  simplest  form  of  speech 
That  infant  lips  can  try; 
Prayer  the  sublimest  strains  that 

teach 
The  Majesty  on  high. 

Prayer  is  the  Christian's  vital  breath, 
The  Christian's  native  air; 
His  watchword  at  the  gates  of  death; 
He  enters  heaven  with  prayer. 

James  Montgomery 


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Above  Us  the  Cross... 


Around  Us  the  World 


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The  vision  of  a  dying  world  is  vast  before  our  eyes, 
We  feel  the  heartbeat  of  its  need,  we  hear  its  feeble 

cries; 
Lord  Jesus  Christ  revive  Thy  church  in  this  her 

crucial  hour 
Lord  Jesus  Christ,  awake  Thy  church  with  Spirit 

given  power. 

(Ann  Ortlund) 


Theme  Speaker:   Dr.  George  Peters,  PhD . 
Dallas  Theological  Seminary 


Introducing  missionary  guests. 


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Informed  panels  answered  students'  questions. 


The  Happenings 
of  the 
Conference 


The  challenge  of  missions  through  music. 


Private  discussions  were  also  of  great  value. 


The  Student  Presentation  -  "Doing  Your  Own  Thing" 


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The  Missions  Committee, 
under  the  leadership  of  Anand 
Chaudhari  and  John  Waller, 
put  many  hours  into  planning 
the  Conference.    We  all  ben- 
efited from  their  labour  and 
their  concern  for  World  Mis- 
sions. 


Missions— in  a  Different  Light 


'You  do  wear  contacts!' 


"No,  we  don't  need  any  lady 
taxi  drivers  at  the  moment." 


"Saunders?  . .  .Chicken? ' 


Reading  the  fine  print. 


"For  the  last 
time,  put  that 
blow  gun  down !" 


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...We  Fellowshipped  Together 


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Fun,  Food 
and  Fellowship" 
—More  Than 
a  Cliche  at 
Annual  Student 
Retreat. 


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Editors: 

Laurie  Barber 
Ian  Percy 

Staff: 

Ruth  Cavey 
Ann  Hook 
Ray  McCready 
Gary  Carruthers 
Bill  Bonikowsky 
John  Ibbotson 
Fred  Shaver 
Jennet  Baker 
S.  Ley  Kaye 
Gay  Oliver 
Barb.  Gustafsson 

Faculty  Advisor: 
Mr.  MacLeod 


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The  "Marketplace"  staff. 


Them. 


Bi-Weekly 

"  Marketplace ''  Effective 
Student  Voice. 


Co-Editors: 
Don  Scheel 
Carol  Belford 

Staff: 

Krysia  Paziewski 
Kaarina  Leinala 
Isaac  Bello 
Diane  Dibbley 
Allan  McGuirl 
Susan  Tucker 
David  Sherbino 
Rosalie  Adams 
Betty-Lynne  Magee 

Faculty  Advisor: 
Mr.  Honeyman 


Moving  in. 


Social— Recreational  Committee 


Co-Leaders: 

Andy  James 

Nancy  Black 

Staff: 

Rob  Douglas 

Brenda  Mead 

Agnes  Ananichuk 

Murray  Unruh 

Helen  Klassen 

Judy  Ott 

Jannie  Smits 

Brian  Seeley 

Rod  Bartlett 

Anne  Bailey 

Gene  King 

Don  Fama 

Brian  Sklar 

Barabara  Finlayson 

Diane  Mitchell 

Lynn  Whitlock 

John  Adams 

Faculty  Advisor: 

Mr.  Ecklebarger 

100 


Stunts, 


Skits, 


Parties, 


Made  the  Year. 


and 


Happenings 


101 


Dramatic  Reading... 


iS'(||tf:r'h|HU^'1M'/ 


Ice  Skating... 


Roller  Skating. 


102 


And  Informal  Get-Togethers 
Kept  Students  Enthused  and 
Involved  in  College  Activities. 


Senior  Retreat  — 

We  Paid  Our  Money 
and  Got  Its  Worth  in 
Nourishment, 
Laughter, 
Exercise, 
Bruises, 
and  Thought. 


Cashing  in. 


The  inevitable  announcements. 


Broomball  -  two  varieties. 


104 


The  class  of  '69  is  a  happy  class! 


^■-^ 


College 
Dormitory 
Life 


Scorch. 


The  process. 


f  lease- 


1-^ 


106 


Pictures  We 
Couldn't  Put 
Anywhere  Else 


Some  pictures  we  haven't  printed 


The  young  at  heart. 


Aw  shucks! 


iH«^  .^:L=M  \,t^^ 


f  *^^' % 

^L^ 

1           '^''^^ 

1 ..  -^ 

kbkdi  ^d^  .a^ 


JMiOM 


^Il   ^ 


...We  Served  Together 


109 


Practical  Training 
Provided  by  Varied 
Opportunities 


110 


Chorale 


« 


The  Chorale  spends  many  hours  in  rehearsal. 

...That  Men  May  Come  to  Know 

and  Adore  Thee." 


Mr.  Adams. 

The  1969  College  Chorale.    Director;  Mr.  W.  Adams,  Organist;  Barbara  Kerr. 


Ill 


College  Ensemble,  Director;  Mr.  D.  Gast 


Ladies  Trios: 

Lorraine  Rhodes 
Elizabeth  Clarke 
Ann  Blackman 
Susan  Tucker 
Pearl  Knights 
Janice  Radcliffe 


College  Quartet: 

John  Stevenett 
Lynn  Whitlock 
Ray  McCready 
Fred  Shaver 
Laurie  Barber 


112 


Student 


Recital 


113 


CONGRATULATIONS  CLASS  OF  '69 


THAT: 


REMEMBER  AS  YOU  GO  OUT 

.  .  you  are  an  "Ambassador  for  Christ." 

.  .  you  must  "Preach  the  Word." 

.  .  you  must  "adorn  the  doctrine  of  God  our  Saviour." 

.  .  you  can  be  a  "workman  that  needeth  not  to  be  ashamed.' 

.  .  you  are  a  graduate  of  Ontario  BIBLE  College. 

.  .  you  should  continue  to  pray  for,  support,  and  encourage 
others  to  attend  your  Alma  Mater. 


OUR  SINCERE  CONGRATULATIONS  TO  YOU  ALL. 
AND  MAY  GOD  BLESS  YOU. 


THE     BOARD    OF    GOVERNORS 


J.  William  Horsey 
Chairman 


Stewart  L.  Boehmer 
President 


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Evening  School  Graduates 


For  information  contact: 
Director  of  Evening  School 
16  Spadina  Road,  Toronto  4 


Helen  Robertson 


Lorna  Bolton 


Dorothy  Farquhar 


Wayne  Farquhar 


GREETINGS  TO  THE  STUDENTS 
AND  CONGRATULATIONS  TO  THE  GRADUATING  CLASS 

fronn  the 

ASSOCIATED  GOSPEL  CHURCHES 

Ministering  to  the  spiritual  needs  of  our  nation 
through  our  100  Canadian  churches. 

General  Office  -  1992  Yonge  Street,  Toronto  7,  Ontario 


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WESTSIDE  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

261  Whitney  Avenue               Hamilton,  Ontario 

Rev.  A.G.  Silvester,  Pastor 

"Be  strong  in  the  Lord, 

and  in  the  power  of  His  might."     Eph.  6:20 

Best  Wishes  to   Miss  Sandra  Gould 

GRACE  GOSPEL  CHURCH 

1855  Valley  Way           Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

Rev.  M.L.  Hicks,  Pastor 

"...peace  through  the  blood  of  His  cross..." 

Col.  1:20 

Congratulations  to  George  McCullagh 

and  Best  Wishes  to  Robert  Tooke, 

Roland  King,  and  Joan  Smart 

MENNOIMITE  BRETHREN  CHURCH 

R.R.  3,  Port  Rowan,  Ontario 

Rev.  A.J.  Block,  Pastor 

"Study  to  show  thyself  approved  unto  God." 

Best  Wishes  to 

Margaret  Thiessen  and  Dorothy  Krahn 

FIRST  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Adelaide  &  Beale  Streets,     Woodstock,  Ontario 
Rev.  Austin  Edwards,  Pastor 

II  Timothy  3:16 
Best  Wishes  to  Paul  Olmstead 

CALVARY  CHURCH 

181  Lake  Street                 St.  Catharines,  Ontario 

Rev.  William  H.  Pape,  Pastor 

"We  make  it  our  aim  ■ 

to  be  well-pleasing  unto  Him."    2  Cor.  5:9 

Best  Wishes  to 

Murray  and  Ronald  Unruh,  and  Tim  Kaye 

CHURCH  OF  THE  OPEN  BIBLE 

459  George  Street              Peterborough,  Ontario 
Rev.  Frank  Roebuck,  Pastor 

"To  know  Christ  and  to  make  Him  known." 

WILMAR  HEIGHTS  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

1687  Victoria  Park  Ave.,   Scarborough,  Ontario 

Rev.  W.S.  Walker,  Pastor 

LAKE  GOSPEL  CHURCH 

80  Ellis  Avenue                         Hamilton,  Ontario 

Rev.  Anthony  F.  Penner,  B.A.,  B.Th.,  Pastor 

"Declaring  the  testimony  of  God." 

Congratulations  to  Dorothy  Hamilton 

Best  Wishes  to  Jackie  and  Pattie  Pearson 

RICHVIEW  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

634  Kipling  Ave.  N.,                     Weston,  Ontario 

Rev.  V.D.  Trimmer,  Pastor 

"Holding  forth  the  word  of  life  that  1  may 

rejoice  in  the  day  of  Christ."    Phil.  2:16 

Best  Wishes  to  Leslie  Burns 

OAKWOOD  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

421  Oakwood  Avenue         Toronto  10,  Ontario 

Rev.  G.T.  McAlpine,  Pastor 

2  Corinthians  9:8 

Best  Wishes  to 

Beverley  Buchanan  and  Steve  Smith 

LONG  BRANCH  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

3381  Lakeshore  Blvd.  W.,    Toronto  14,  Ontario 

Rev.  R.J.  Reed,  Pastor 

"Looking  unto  Jesus  the  author  and 

finisher  of  our  faith."     Heb.  12:2 

Best  Wishes  to 

Donna  Wellman  and  Denny  Wellman 

CHURCH  OF  THE  CRUSADERS 

1307  Bloor  Street  West              Toronto,  Ontario 

Rev.  R.J.  Chubb,  Pastor 
"Proclaiming  a  Great  Saviour  in  a  Great  City." 

LAKEVIEW  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

1405  Alexandra                         Lakeview,  Ontario 

Mr.  D.  McKellar,  Pastor 

"That  thou  mayest  say  to  the  prisoners, 

Go  Forth;  to  them  that  are  in  darkness. 

Shew  yourselves."    Is.  49:9 

FAIRFIELD  UNITED  CHURCH 

1475  Barton  Street  East          Hamilton,  Ontario 
Rev.  G.P.  Gregersen,  Pastor 
2  Corinthians  4:5 
Congratulations  to  Joy  Church 

MISSIONARY  TABERNACLE 

316  Wellington  St.  N.,             Kitchener,  Ontario 

Rev.  Hugh  Logan,  Pastor 

"Take  my  yoke  .  .  .  learn  of  me  .  .  .  and  .  .  . 

find  rest."    Matt.  11:19 

Congratulations  to  Nancy  and  Bette  Eby 

ST.  THOMAS'  ANGLICAN  CHURCH 

1408  Edward  Street            Fort  William,  Ontario 

The  Rev.  Canon  E.R.  Haddon,  Pastor 

2  Timothy   3:14,  15 

Congratulations  to  Audrey  Haddon 

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CALVARY  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

12  Glasgow  Street  Guelph,  Ontario 

Rev.  J.W.  Boyd,  Pastor 

"Crucified,  Risen,  Coming  Again." 

Best  Wishes  to 
Wm.  Bonikowsky,  Joy  McCallum 


Congratulations 
To  the  Graduating  Class  from 
CENTRAL  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Brantford,  Ontario 
Rev.  D.A.  Loveday 


HERON  PARK  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

West  Hill  Dr.  &  Lawrence  Ave.  E.,  West  Hill,  Ont. 

Rev.  A.  MacLellan,  Pastor 

Congratulations  to  the  Graduating  Class 


FINNISH  ZION  PENTECOSTAL  CHURCH 

1843  Paris  Street  Sudbury,  Ontario 

Rev.  M.  Hamalainen,  Pastor 

"Not  by  might,  nor  by  power,  but  by  my  Spirit, 
said  the  Lord  of  Hosts."   Zech.  4:6b 
Best  Wishes  to  Miss  Kaarina  Leinala 


GRACE  GOSPEL  CHURCH 

8  Silver  Street  Paris,  Ontario 

Rev.  John  Meenink,  Pastor 

"Let  the  Word  of  Christ  dwell  in  you  richly." 

Col.  3:16 

Congratulations  to  Kathryn  Kelley 


CENTRAL  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

602  Oueens  Avenue  London,  Ontario 

Pastor:  Rev.  R.W.  Lawson 

Assistant:  Mr.  R.  Quiring 

"Holding  Forth  the  Word  of  Life." 

Congratulations  to 
Miss  Lynda  Isaac,  Mr.  Don  Fama 


WORTLEY  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

250  Commissioners  Rd.,  E.        London,  Ontario 

Rev.  R.  Wilson,  Pastor 

"Holding  Forth  the  Word  of  Life." 


FORWARD 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

1891  Gerrard  Street  East       Toronto  8,  Ontario 


CONGRATULATES 
THIS  YEAR'S  GRADUATES 


Especially  our  own  Ian  Percy. 

Pastor:  Dr.  W.H.  MacBain 

Assistant  Pastor:  Rev.  Stuart  Silvester 


CAMPBELL  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

1821  Wyandotte  St.  W.,  Windsor,  Ontario 

Rev.  James  Rendle,  Pastor 

Best  Wishes  to  Don  Theobald 


SNOWDON  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

5275  Earnscliffe  Avenue     Montreal  29,  Quebec 
Rev.  E.  Corbett,  B.Th.,  B.R.E.,  Pastor 
The  Church  with  the  friendly  welcome! 
Best  Wishes  to  Miss  Margaret  Reigert 


CALVARY  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

Bruce  Street  Woodbridge,  Ontario 

Rev.  David  S.  Irwin,  Pastor 

Col.  1:18c 

Best  Wishes  to  Marlene  Kershaw, 

Lyn  Whitlock,  Bob  and  David  Dobson 


"a  Church  with  the  Living  Message 
of  a  Living  Christ." 

PHILPOTT 

MEMORIAL   CHURCH 

Park  and  Merrick  Streets 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

Pastor:  Rev.  Alex.  B.  Stein 
Assistant  Pastor:  Mr.  Brian  Bridle 

Standing  as  a  centre  of  Evangelism  in 

downtown  Hamilton,  and  as  a  tribute  to  one  of  the 

continent's  greatest  evangelical  preachers. 

We  extend  a  cordial  greeting  to  all 
O.B.C.  students  and  friends. 

FIRST  BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

EGERTON  STREET 

Corner  Caroline  and  John  Streets 
Waterloo,  Ontario 

GOSPEL  CHAPEL 

^^^- 

Our  desire  is  to  provide  a  ministry 
that  is  edifying  to  the  children  of 

tj^Kvi^l 

God;  to  promote  a  fellowship  that 

^^^S^^^^ 

recognizes  the  unity  of  the  body  of 

Christ;  and  to  proclaim  a  gospel  that 

REV.  R.E.  ROBINSON,  Pastor 

will  bring  salvation  to  the  lost. 

Miss  Eleanor  Grieve,  C.E.  Director 

Students  attending  the  University  of 

Waterloo  or  the  Waterloo  Lutheran 

University  make  First  Baptist  their 

church  home. 

Corner  of  Egerton  and  Florence 
London                                                       Ontario 

In  the  heart  of  Waterloo  with  Waterloo  at  heart 

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CONGRATULATIONS 
TO  THE  CLASS  OF  '69 

'  GOD  LOVED  THE  WORLD' 
'THE  FIELD  IS  THE  WORLD' 
'GO  YE  INTO  ALL  THE  WORLD. 


WE  PERSUADE  MEN. 
WE  ARE  MADE  MANIFEST  UNTO  GOD. 


CALVARY  CHURCH 


Lake  Street  &  Russell  Ave. 


St.  Catharines 


BEST  WISHES 

TO  THIS  YEAR'S 

GRADUATES 

Phllippians3:7 

WILLOWDALE 
BAPTIST  CHURCH 

15  Olive  Avenue,  Willowdale,  Ontario 
'Holding  Forth  the  Word  of  Life"  Philippians  2:16 


Minister 
Dr.  William  Fitch 


KNOX  INVITES  YOU  TO 
SUMMER   FELLOWSHIP  PROGRAMME 

EVERY  WEDNESDAY,  7:00  -  10:00  p.m. 

JUNE  11th  to  SEPTEMBER  10th 

Dessert  and  Coffee  Christian  Fellowship 

BIBLE  LECTURE  BY  GUEST  PREACHERS 

Write  for  list  of  speakers 

Congratulations  to 

Carol  Belford,  Gene  King,  Sandra  Percy,  Bob  Macfarlane, 

Margaret  Sutherland 


Spadina  at  Harbord 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 


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MAPLE     HILL     BAPTIST    CHURCH 

Rev.  N.  Rowan 

We  can  do  all  things  through  Christ. 

Best  wishes  to  Jennet  Baker 


CHURCH 

OF  THE 

REDEEMER 


'Proclaiming  the  Gospel  of  Redeeming  Grace' 

1925  Summer  at  Main  Street 

Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

Rev.  Donald  G.  Hamilton,  B.Th.,  Pastor 

We  extend  a  sincere  greeting  to  the 

entire  student  body,  staff  and  faculty  of 

Ontario's  new  Bible  College. 


You  will  be  welcomed  and  blessed  in  our 
services,  when  visiting  in  the  Falls  area. 


"Holding  Forth  The  Word  of  Life"  in  Canada's  Capital 

METROPOLITAN  BIBLE  CHURCH 
Associated  Gospel  Churches  of  Canada 

A  Church  Home  for  Bible-Loving  People 

453  Bank  Street  -  Ottawa  4,  Canada 

Rev.  Arthur  H.  Larson,  B.A.,  B.Sc.       Rev.   William  Russell,  Miss  F.  Rout,  B.R.E. 

'The  Inspired  Book"  "The  Precious  Blood"  "The  Blessed  Hope" 

Congratulations  to  Ruth  Cavey  and  Colleen  Reid 

PARK  AVENUE 
CHURCH 

(Associated  Gospel) 

Rev.  William  Sift,  B.A.,  Pastor 

May  the  Lord  bless  all  the  students 

and  give  definite  guidance 

to  the  graduates. 


Park  Avenue  West 


Burlington,  Ontario 


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GRACE  GOSPEL 

CALVARY 

CHURCH 

CHURCH 

1855  Valley  Way 

746  Pape  Avenue 

An  Associated  Gospel  Church 

"in  the  heart  of  Niagara  Falls 

Opposite  Pape  Subway  Station 

with  Niagara  Falls  on  its  heart" 

Toronto,  Ontario 

Rev.  Murray  L.  Hicks,  B.Th.,  Pastor 

Pastors:  Rev.  G.B.  Griffiths,  B.A.  B.D. 

With  Prayerful  Good  Wishes 

Rev.  W.T.  Wilson 

For  a  God-Honouring  Ministry 

"Until  He  Comes" 

Bible  School  -9:40  A.M. 
Sunday  Services  at  1 1  A.M.  and  7  P.M. 

"Lord,  give  me  what  thou  askest 

Mid-Week  Service  -  Wednesday  at  8  P.M. 

and  then  ask  what  thou  wilt." 

(Augustine) 

"Vital  Truths  for  Our  Times" 

Congratulations 

to 

The                                  o#^y^^ 

O.B.C.  Graduating  Class 

i^^^^^^^ 

of  1969 

5^y  ■•  ^^^^S 

from 

FELLOWSHIP  ^^^ 

KITCHENER  AND 

of  Evangelical  Baptist  Churches 

WATERLOO  BRANCH 

in  Canada 

OF 

Congratulates  the  Graduates  of  1969 

Evangelical  Baptists  are  still  reaching  out  more 

and  more  to  make  Christ  known  in  English  and 

ALUMNI 

French  Canada,  as  well  as  in  India,  Japan,  Hong 
Kong  and  South  America,  as  the  Lord  gives  us 

open  doors. 

ASSOCIATION 

President                                     Rev.  R.D.  Holmes 

Contact  our  President 

General  Secretary                           Rev.  J.H.  Watt 

Mrs.  Vera  Hunsberger 

Address 

Phone  744-5919 

74  Sheppard  Avenue  West 

Plan  to  attend  our  meetings 

Willowdale,  Ontario 

the  second  Thursday  of  the  Month 

Phone  (416)  223-8696 

"Pray  without  Ceasing" 

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Established  1896 


THE  YONGE  STREET  MISSION 


A  Ministry  of  Hope  and  Rehabilitation 


THE  CHRISTIAN  YOUTH  CENTRE 


Incorporated  1914 


Dedicated  1968 
A  Ministry  of  Guidance  and  Prevention 

The  Directors  and  Staff  Congratulate 

the   First  Graduating  Class  of  O.B.C. 

VJll^Vwy    ^^1  and   thank    the   students   for  another 

^^\^^\     ^H  yeaf  of  Christian  service. 

381  Yonge  Street,  Toronto  1,  Ontario. 

270  Gerrard  Street  East,  Toronto  2,  Ontario. 

The  Rev.  Henry  Russell,  B.Th.,  General  Director. 


ELIM  LODGE 


Bernard  and  Ruth  Aldridge,  Proprietors 

A  Christian  summer  resort  and  Bible  Confer- 
ence on  Pigeon  Lake  in  the  beautiful  Kawarthas 
with  a  relaxed  Bible  Conference  program  and 
excellent  speakers. 

American  Plan  and  housekeeping  -  cabins,  cot- 
tages, modern  motel  and  lodge  rooms  —  all  con- 
veniences —  reasonable  rates  —  noted  for  deli- 
cious meals  in  a  pleasant  dining  room  overlook- 
ing the  lake. 

Also  open  Fall,  Winter  and  Spring  to  churches 
and  Christian  organizations  for  retreats  and  con- 
ferences. 


R.R.  1 

Peterborough,  Ontario 

Telephone:  705-657-8306 


REACHING 
THE  UNREACHED 


21  Spadina  Road, 


Toronto  4 


(and  many  other  points  across  Canada  and  in 
the  northern  wilderness) 

PRAY  FOR  US 


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Meditation 

For  a  Colourful  Brochure  Write  to: 

DIRECTOR 

REV.  BILL  CRUMP 

340  Wilson  Avenue 

Burlington,  Ontario 

632-1769 


FAIR  HAVENS  BIBLE 
CONFERENCE 

(Eight  miles  North  of  Beaverton  on  Highway  48) 


Recreation 

A  wonderful  place  to  spend  a  summer 
vacation  or  a  weekend  retreat. 


FROM  THE  LINE  OF  THE  EOUATOR 


H  CJ  B 


The  Voice  Of  The  Andes 
Is  Heralding  Christ  Jesus  Blessings 

Through  RADIO        -36  Hours  a  Day 

-  14  Languages 

-  Short  Wave  Medium  Wave 

TELEVISION 

-  Each  Evening  in  Spanish 
MEDICINE-  Two  Large  Hospitals 
HOXO          -  Radio  -  Panama 

For  More  Information  Contact: 

The  World  Radio  Missionary  Fellowship  Inc. 

Box  400  Station  F,  Toronto  5,  Ontario 

D.R.  Findlay  Canadian  Director 


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J.  Edward  Smith, 

International  Director 
Alfred  A.  Kunz, 

International  Director  Emeritus 

The  Pocket 
Testament  Leaoue.  mo 

49  Honeck  Street 

Englewood,  New  Jersey  07631 

Canada:  16  Spadina  Rd-,  Toronto  4,  Ont. 


to  give  tiiem 
tlie  Gospel? 

They  may  discover  a  new  li 
if  you  join  the  PTL's  world- 
program  of  Scripture  distr 
and  evangehzation. 

Pray...  Go...  Give 


fe 

wide 

ibution 


704  Main  Street  East 


BIBLE  CHRISTIAN  UNION 

Hamilton,  Ontario 


Nearly  250  missionaries  are  now  serving  in  the  B.  C.  U.  in 

EUROPE:       Austria,      France,      Germany,     Holland,      Italy,      Portugal, 
Scandinavia,     Spain,     Switzerland,     and 


NORTH  AMERICA:      Quebec,     Northern  Ontario, 
Among  the  children 
Among  the  Jews  (incl.  55  broadcasts  per  week) 


Wide  open  doors  are  God's  way  of  saying  "GO  AND  TELL" 
To    that  we  responded  with  "HERE  AAA  I;  SEND  ME" 


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CONGRATULATIONS  to  the  FIRST  Graduating  Class  of  O.B.C. 
from  the  Grads  of 


T.B.C. 


and 


L.C.B.M. 


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^ JTPn 


serving  with  the  SUDAN  UNITED  MISSION 

in:  CHAD,  Africa  and 

Paris,  France 


Dr.  and  Mrs.  G.  Carter  (below) 
have  returned  to  the  Bebalem 
Hospital  in  the  Chad.  They 
need: 

-  2  more  doctors  and 

-  4  more  nurses. 


Miss  Doreen  Barrie  (above) 

serving  in  the  Program  for  New 

Literate  and: 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  V.  Veary 

Miss  Ella  Hildabrand 

Rev.  Jack  Brotherton 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  D.  Whitfield 

Mr.  Roy  Dixon 

Miss  Joan  Collins 

Mrs.  G.  Carter 

say,  "COME  OVER  AND  HELP  US!" 


Rev.  S.  Weber  (above)  teaching 

pastors  in  a  Chadian  village  and 

Mrs.  Marion  Weber 

Rev.  and  Mrs.  W.  Cameron 

Miss  Gladys  Lee 

Mrs.  Jean  Morehouse 

Miss  A.  Lawrence 

MissS.  Breckman 

say,  "There's  a  place  for  YOU  out 

here! 


For  information  contact  the 


SUDAN 
UNITED  MISSION 


H-^> 


189  High  Park  Avenue 
Toronto  9,  Ontario 
Phone:  762-6741 
Rev.  G.H.  Morehouse 


5537  N.  Glenwood  Avenue 
Chicago,  III.  60640 
Phone:  784-7248 
Rev.  John  Russell 


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Congratulations  Graduates 

1969 

"I  charge  thee  therefore  before  God,  and  the 
Lord  Jesus  Christ,  who  shall  judge  the  quick 
and  the  dead  at  his  appearing  and  his  kingdom; 
preach  the  Word;  be  instant  in  season,  out  of 
season;  reprove,  rebuke,  exhort  with  all  long- 
suffering  and  doctrine  .  .  . 
But  watch  thou  in  all  things,  endure  afflictions, 
do  the  work  of  an  evangelist,  make  full  proof 
of  thy  ministry." 

2Tim.4:1,2&5 


ROBERT  McCLINTOCK 


LIMITED 


1641  Victoria  Park  Avenue 


Scarborough,  Ontario 


Congratulations  to  the  Graduating  Class 
Compliments  of 

E.W.  DEMPSTER 
LIMITED,  REALTOR 


1468  Victoria  Park  Avenue 

Toronto  16,  Ontario 

759-2236 


373  Antwerp  Avenue  Phone  675-6345 

Sudbury,  Ontario 


Congratulations  to  the 
Graduating  Class  of  1969 


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Compliments  of 


A.C.  SIMMONDS 
S  SONS  LIMITED 


285  Yorkland  Blvd. 
Willowdale,  Ontario 

"Let  the  word  of  Christ  dwell 
in  you  richly  in  all  wisdom  .  .  .' 

Col.  3:16 


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rooms. PORTA -CLASSROOMS  incorporate  the  latest 
design  and  features  to  produce  an  attractive,  efficient 
unit  at  low  cost. 


CONGRATULATIONS  TO  THE  GRADUATING  CLASS 
COMPLIMENTS  OF: 


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Congratulations  To  Ontario  Bible  College 

"Simply  Say  Deico" 


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''Sent  with  good  news  for  wretched  nnen,  to  heal 
the  broken-hearted,  to  tell  prisoners  they  are  free, 
to    tell    captives    they    are    released..."   -Isaiah61:l 

(Moffat   Trans.) 


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502  Spadina  Avenue 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 

Rev.  Alex  Zeldman,  AA.  Th.,  Director 


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INTERNATIONAL  CHRISTIAN  FELLOWSHIP 

After  working  independently  in  the  Indian  subcontinent  for  75  years,  the  former  Poena  and  Indian  Village 
Mission  and  the  Ceylon  and  India  General  Mission  are  now  merged  in  the  INTERNATIONAL  CHRISTIAN 
FELLOWSHIP,  working  in  North,  South  and  West  India,  and  East  and  West  Pakistan. 

The  150  missionaries  of  the  combined  Fellowship  work  in  7  languages,  in  Training  of  National  Leadership 
and  the  nurture  of  the  Church;  in  Evangelism  through  Convention  Ministry,  Literature,  Bible  Correspondence 
Schools  and  medicine.  Plans  for  outreach  into  new  fields  are  afoot. 

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Canadian  Office: 

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Toronto  1,  Ontario 


U.S.  Office: 

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Wheaton,  Illinois-  60187. 


Advancing    the    cause 
of   CHRIST... 


through  Village  Evangelism, 
Theological  training.  Radio, 
Medical,  Educational,  Agri- 
cultural and  other  Christian 
programs. 

Establishing  the  Christian   Church 
in   Bolivia.   The  Congo   and   India. 


190  St.  George  Street,  Toronto  5,  Ontario. 


THE  CANADIAN  BAPTIST  FOREIGN  MISSION  BOARD 


so  I  SAID,  YOU'RE 
WASTING  YOUR  TIME 
BEING  A  MISSlOKtARY. 
YOU'VE  OOT  THREE  DE- 
GREES AND  ENOUGH 
POTENTIAL  TO  BE  PRES 
(DENT    WHAT  SCOPE  IS 
THERE  IN  MISSIONS 
FOR  A  MAN  LIKE  YOU? 


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THE  ORIENTAL 

MISSIONARY 

SOCIETY.  INC. 


The   DEAF 


A  largely  overlooked  mission  field  —  at 
home  and  abroad.  Why  not  include  them 
in  your  Prayer,  Church-meeting,  Sunday 
School  and  Missionary  outreaches? 


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O.B.C.  GRADSOF  '69 


Write  For  Information  Regarding  Our  Career 
Guidance  Program. 

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Telephone  751-7391     Area  Code  416 


THE    LEPROSY    MISSION 


Room  1003,  67  Yonge  Street, 
Toronto  1,  Ontario 

International    —    Interdenominational 


Over  15  million  sufferers  from  leprosy  in  the  world  — 
less  than  3  million  receive  treatment  of  any  kind. 

Christ's  Command: 

" CLEANSE  THE  LEPER "   Matt.  10:8 


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FAITH  MISSION 

IN  CANADA 


"EVANGELIZE  or  FOSSILIZE" 


The  primary  aim  of  this  inter-denominational 
organization  is  to  evangelize  our  rural  areas  in 
Canada.  More  than  two  thousand  Gospel  Cam- 
paigns have  already  been  conducted,  and  we  are 
praying  for  Spirit-filled  young  people  to  go 
forth  in  increasing  numbers  into  the  highways 
and  byways  of  our  land  with  the  Message  of  a 
Full  Salvation. 


J.  Allan  Wallace 
Gen.  Supt. 


General  Headquarters: 

86  Woodlawn  Avenue  West 

Toronto  7,  Ontario 


REGIONS     BEYOND 
MISSIONARY       UNION 

Beneath  the  Banner  of  the  Cross . 

WILL  YOU  HELP  THEM    "? 

By   Giving  -  By   Proytng      By   Going 


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HFCIONS  BEYOND  MISSIONARY  UNION 


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Congratulations 
To  The  Graduates  of  Class  '69 

H-  H.  PHINNEMORE  and  SONS 


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WRAPPINGS 

LIMITED 


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PACKAGING  MATERIAL 


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CONGRATULATIONS 
TO  THE  CLASS  OF  '69 
1  Cor.  15:58 


Christian  Books 


Sunday  School  Supplies 


The  Book  Room  has  dispersed 
sound  Christian  material  since  1929. 

CONGRATULATIONS  GRADUATES 

Blessed  be  the  Lord,  who 
daily  loadeth  us  with  benefits, 
even  the  God  of  our  salvation. 

Ps.  68.19 

THE  BOOK  ROOM 


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be  ashamed,  rightly  dividing  the  word  of  truth.  1 1  Timothy  2;  1 5 


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Graduates  of  1969 

Preach  the  Word  -  1 1  Tim.  4:2 

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Student  Directory 


ADAMS,  John 
R.R.#1 
Whitby,  Ontario 

ADAMS,  Rosalie 
R.R.#3 
Meaford,  Ontario 

ADKINS,  Murray 

1577  Lawrence  Avenue  West 

Apt.  203,  Toronto  15 

AKINTOLA,  James 
Igbaja,  Via  Ilorin 
Kwara  State,  Nigeria 

ALLEN,  Anthea 
152  Renfield  Street 
Guelph,  Ontario 

AMBROSE,  Earl 
502  Spadina  Avenue 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 

ANANICHUK,  Agnes 
72  Walnut  Street 
Brantford,  Ontario 

ANDRES,  J.  Gary 
2897  Electric  Avenue 
Port  Huron,  Michigan 

ANTONIO,  Carmenchita 

21  Aurora  Hill 

Baguio  City,  Philippines 

ARNER,  Donna 
R.R./'l 
Tilbury,  Ontario 

ARNOTT,  John 

75  Lemonwood  Drive 

Ste.  323.  Islington,  Ontario 

BAILEY,  Anne 
484  Brant  Street 
Burlington,  Ontario 

BAKER,  Jennet 
Box  57,  Farr  Avenue 
Sharon,  Ontario 

BALLANS,  Hilary 
R.R.*-2 
Claremont,  Ontario 

BARBER,  Laurence 

759  Maple  Avenue,  Box  1 

Burlington,  Ontario 

BARBER.  Muriel 

759  Maple  Avenue,  Box  1 

Burhngton,  Ontario 

BARKER,  Jean 
214  Green  Road 
Stoney  Creek,  Ontario 

BARNES,  Douglas 
69  Boyd  Avenue 
Weston,  Ontario 

BARTLETT,  Rodney 
33  Oakley  Park 
Barrie,  Ontario 

BAZETT -JONES,  Marjorie 
856  Grosvenor  Street 
Woodstock,  Ontario 

BECKON,  Perrie 

18  Airey 

St.  Thomas,  Ontario 

BELFORD,  Carol 
84A  Rosevear  Avenue 
Toronto  13,  Ontario 

BELLO,  Isaac 
Kagorovia 
Jos,  Nigeria 


BENSON,  Susan 
33  Plaxton  Drive 
Toronto  16,  Ontario 

BENTLEY,  Mary-Lou 
Brownsville,  Ontario 

BIRNIE.  Grace 

120  Tragina  Avenue  South 

Hamilton,  Ontario 

BLACK,  Nancy 
Box  33 
Chatham,  N.B. 

BLACKMAN,  Ann 
R.R.J^2 
Bloomfield,  Ontario 

BLAIR,  Donald 
Box  813 
Campbellford,  Ontario 

BLAIR,  Janice 

706  -  7th  Street  South 

Cranbrook,  British  Columbia 

BONDY,  Sherry 
1929  Amiens  Avenue 
Windsor,  Ontario 

BONIKOWSKY,  Bill 
291  Water  Street 
Guelph.  Ontario 

BORISENKO,  Ed 
104  Bedford  Road 
Toronto  5,  Ontario 

BRAID,  Gordon 
348  Lawson  Road 
West  Hill,  Ontario 

BRAID.  Ron 
348  Lawson  Road 
West  Hill,  Ontario 

BRAMPTON,  Richard 
757  Desmarchais  Blvd. 
Verdun  19,  Quebec 

BRIGGS,  Ray 

10  Oakdene  Crescent 

Toronto  6,  Ontario 

BROCK,  Jane 

19  Orchard  Park  Drive 

West  Hill,  Ontario 

BRUNO,  Mario 
166  Hullmar  Drive 
Downsview,  Ontario 

BRUNTON,  Phyllis 
Vernon,  Ontario 

BUCHANAN,  Beverley 
57  Alameda  Avenue 
Toronto  10,  Ontario 

BUIKEMA,  William 
18  Fielding  Avenue 
Toronto  6,  Ontario 

BURGESS,  Sheila 

385  Queenston  Road,  Apt.  210 

Hamilton,  Ontario 

BURN,  Pat 

669  -  92nd  Avenue 

Chomedey,  Laval,  Quebec 

BURNS,  Leslie 

Fort  William,  Ontario 

BYRON,  Gerald 
523  Piccadilly  Street 
London,  Ontario 

CADINOUCHE,  Kamyl 
108  Douglas  Avenue 
Toronto  12,  Ontario 


CAMPBELL,  Pamela 
744  Stone  Street 
Oshawa,  Ontario 

CARKNER,  Stephanie 
143  Pleasant  Park  Road 
Ottawa,  Ontario 

CARRUTHERS,  Gary 
189  High  Park  Avenue 
Toronto  9,  Ontario 

CARTER,  Wendy 

7707  Elbow  Street  Southwest,  Ste.  321 

Calgary  9,  Alberta 

CAVEY,  Ruth 

2325  Ridgecrest  Place 

Ottawa  8,  Ontario 

CAYA,  Maurice 
7  Vanallan  Road 
Scarborough,  Ontario 

CHARLTON,  Jennifer 
28  John  Street 
Milton,  Ontario 

CHAUDHARl,  Anand 
Jhansi,  U.P.  India 

CHURCH,  Joy 
96  Bond  Street 
Orillia,  Ontario 

CLARKE,  Elizabeth 
862  Willmott  Street 
Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

CLEARY,  June 
15  Florabella  Street 
Warrimoo,  N.S.W, 
Australia 

CLELAND,  Maurice 
69  Ardenlee  Avenue 
Belfast,  Ireland 

CLEMENT,  Robert 
61  Dolores  Road 
Downsview,  Ontario 


DOUGLAS,  Robin 
2042  Constance  Drive 
Oakville,  Ontario 

EBY,  Bette 
R.R.#2 
Waterloo,  Ontario 

EBY,  Nancy 
R.R.#2 
Waterloo,  Ontario 

EDMISTON,  Leona 
411  Murray  Street 
Corunna,  Ontario 

ELFORD,  Roan 
120Ellendale  Drive 
Scarborough,  Ontario 


CLYMER,  Carol 

24  Shewsbury  Square 

Agincourt,  Ontario 

COCKBURN,  Elizabeth 
67  Stanley  Avenue 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

COLE,  Sharon 

R.R.#2 

Port  Hope,  Ontario 

COLLETT,  Geraldine 
2955  Kingston  Road 
Scarborough,  Ontario 

CONN  AT  Y,  Marguerite 
115  Adelaide  Avenue  East 
Oshawa,  Ontario 

COSSITT,  Ralph 
294  Winona  Road 
Winona,  Ontario 

COTTRILL,  Robert 
45  Innismore  Crescent 
Scarborough,  Ontario 

CRAIG,  Evan 

Box  911,  University  of  Guelph 

Guelph,  Ontario 

CROSS,  Raymond 
82  Winter  Avenue 
Scarborough,  Ontario 

CUDMORE,  Ruth 
10  Sophia  Street  West 
Barrie,  Ontario 

CUNNINGHAM,  Carolyn 
41  Castlebar  Road 
Toronto  18,  Ontario 

DAHMER,  Larry 
c/o  WiUiam  Dahmer 
33  Flora  Crescent 
Kitchener,  Ontario 

D'ALFONSO,  Victor 
Argentina,  South  America 

DAUGHERTY,  Betty 
78  Kerr  Avenue 
Chatham,  Ontario 

DAVIDSON,  J.  Donna 
605  Dominion  Street 
Kamloops,  B.C. 

DA  VIES,  Ruth 
35  Melrose  South 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

DAVIS,  Robert 
Taringa,  Queensland 
Australia 

DEZEEUW,  Wesley 
140  Roxborough 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 

DIBBLEY,  Diane 
R.R.jCl 
Wheatley,  Ontario 

DICKSON,  Susan 

369  Burnhamthorpe  Road  East 

Cooksville,  Ontario 

DOBSON,  David 
8  Abell  Avenue 
Woodbridge,  Ontario 

DOBSON,  Robert 
8  Abell  Avenue 
Woodbridge,  Ontario 

DOERKSEN,  Leona 
Box  218,  R.R.#1 
Giroux,  Manitoba 

DOERKSEN,  Pauline 
Box  195 
Giroux.  Manitoba 


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ELLIOTT,  Earl 
10  Rich  Avenue 
Gait,  Ontario 

ENGLAND,  Kay 
445  Elizabeth  Street 
Burlington,  Ontario 

ESSER,  Elaine 
260-  17th  Street 
Hanover,  Ontario 

EUNSON,  Lynda 

61  Lancaster  Street  East 

Kitchener,  Ontario 

EVANS,  Arthur 
96  Follis  Avenue 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 

EVISON,  Marion 

3001  Dundas  Street  East 

London,  Ontario 

FAMA,  Don 

745  Quebec  Street 

London,  Ontario 


FEHR,  Larry 
Box  36 

Fort  St.  John, 


British  Columbia 


FINLAYSON,  Barbara 
49  Alan-Meade  Crescent 
Islington,  Ontario 

FISHER,  Wendy 

3  Meadowbank  Road 

Islington,  Ontario 

FLETCHER,  Jack 
81  Alton  Avenue 
Toronto  8,  Ontario 

FRALEIGH,  Dorothy 
Bloomfield,  Ontario 

ERASER,  Joanne 
3  Marlawr  Gate 
Scarborough,  Ontario 

FRASER,  Margo 
135  Park  Street 
Chatham,  Ontario 

FRYAR,  Janet 

100  A  Canterbury  Road 

Kidderminster 

Worcestershire,  England 

FULCHER,  Sondra 
231  Brockville  Street 
Smith  Falls,  Ontario 

GARROD,  Lois 

R.R.A^l 

St.  Thomas,  Ontario 

GEORGE,  David 
331  Vienna  Street 
Newark,  New  York  14513 

GIBBINS,  Peter 
Box  951 
Stouffville,  Ontario 

GILMORE,  Gordon 
R.R.#1 
Lowbanks,  Ontario 

GOULD,  Sandra 
1245  Filman  Road 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

GROVES,  Alex 

1964  Spruce  Hill  Road 

Pickering,  Ontario 


KRAHN,  Dorothy 

R.R.#3 

Port  Rowan,  Ontario 

KUEHL,  Beverley 
660  Fischer  Drive 
Kitchener,  Ontario 

LANDERS,  Gary 
Stratford,  Ontario 

LANE,  Margaret 
47  Hoyle  Avenue 
Toronto  7,  Ontario 

LAPSLEY,  Jane 

1440  Lawrence  Avenue  West 

Apt.  1215,  Toronto  15,  Ontario 

LATTIMER,  Joanne 
York,  Ontario 

LEAKER,  Karen 
66  Indian  Crescent 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

LEAR,  Richard 
709  Holly  Street 
Derry,  Pa.  15627 

LEINALA,  Kaarina 
373  Antwerp  Avenue 
Sudbury,  Ontario 

LEYENAAR,  Maryke 
R.R.^'l 
Williamsburg,  Ontario 


GUSTAFSSON,  Barbara 
63  Hollydene  Road 
Scarborough,  Ontario 
HADDON,  Audrey 
1408  Edward  Street 
Fort  William,  Ontario 

HALL,  Darrell 

644  Spadina  Avenue 

Toronto  4,  Ontario 

HALL,  Maureen 
44  Rosehill  Avenue 
Woking,  Surrey,  England 

HAMILTON,  Dorothy 

770  Queenston  Road 

Apt.  314,  Stoney  Creek,  Ontario 

HARRISON,  Robert 

I  Corby  Avenue 
Toronto  10,  Ontario 

HEAD,  Janis 

1 10  Christina  Crescent 

Pickering,  Ontario 

HIRZEL,  Regula 
Zurich,  Switzerland 

HOOK,  Ann 
R.R.»3 

Woodstock,  Ontario 
HOPE,  Paul 
R.R.-*'2 
Uxbridge,  Ontario 

HUGGINS,  Bill 

218  Ebzabeth  Street  South 

Brampton,  Ontario 

IBBOTSON,  John 

I I  Kinkora  Drive 
Toronto  15,  Ontario 

ISAAC,  Lynda 
647  Queens  Avenue 
London,  Ontario 

IVEY,  Gordon 
258  Ferris  Road 
Toronto  16,  Ontario 
JAMES,  Andy 
Newton  Road 
Media,  Penna.  19063 

JAMES,  Charlotte 
Newton  Road 
Media,  Penna.  19063 

JOHNSON,  Lance 
78  Albion  Street 
Brantford,  Ontario 

KANTEL,  Elizabeth 
1599  Bathurst  Street 
Apt.  13,  Toronto  10,  Ontario 

KAUFMAN,  Donna 
53  David  Street 
Wellesley,  Ontario 

KAYE,  Shirley 
8  Rice  Avenue 
St.  Catharines,  Ontario 

KAYE,  Tim 

92  Frankdale  Avenue 

Toronto  6,  Ontario 

KAYE,  Valerie 
8  Rice  Avenue 
St.  Catharines,  Ontario 

KAYSER,  Lesley 
132  Mortimer  Avenue 
Toronto  6,  Ontario 

KELLEY,  Kathryn 
32  Broadway  East 
Paris,  Ontario 

KENDRICK,  Daniel 
Box  61  1 
Ridgeway,  Ontario 


KENDRICK,  David 
R.R.*2,  Teal  Road 
Ridgeway,  Ontario 

KERR,  Barbara 
16  George  Road 
Hatfield,  Rhodesia,  Africa 

KERSHAW,  Marlene 
2  Ellerby  Square  South 
Woodbridge,  Ontario 

KILGOUR,  Robert 
Box  609,  R.R.'^5 
Ottawa,  Ontario 

KING,  Gene 

4329  Fontana  Avenue 

Chesapeake,  Va.  23352 

KING,  John 
R.R.*f3 
Lakefield,  Ontario 

KING,  Roland 
2977  Leeming  Street 
Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

KIRTON,  Hazel 
Barbados,  West  Indies 

KLASSEN,  Helen 

Creek  Road,  R.R.»  3,  Group  XI 

Niagara-On-The-Lake,  Ontario 

KLAUE,  Volker 
520  Clinton  Street 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 

KNIGHTS,  Maybeth 
50  Willowbank  Blvd. 
Toronto  12,  Ontario 

KNIGHTS,  Pearl 
50  Willowbank  Blvd. 
Toronto  12,  Ontario 


LIPASTI,  Raija 

Box  75 

Larder  Lake,  Ontario 

LIUZZI,  Frank 
37  Langholm  Drive 
Downsview,  Ontario 

LORD,  Theresa 
R.R.#2 
Belmont,  Ontario 

LOWE,  Don 

100  Bay  Street  South 

Apt.  706,  Hamilton,  Ontario 

LUCK-BAKER,  Robert 
964  Reedmere  Road 
Windsor,  Ontario 

McALPINE,  Ian 
562  Hager  Avenue 
Burlington,  Ontario 

McCAIG,  Margaret 

1833  Riverside  Drive,  Apt.  114 

Ottawa,  Ontario 

McCALLUM,  Joy 
24  Valleyview  Drive 
Guelph,  Ontario 


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McCAUSLAND,  David 
184  Locksley  Avenue 
Toronto  19,  Ontario 

McCREADY,  Ray 
339  Winona  Road 
Winona,  Ontario 

McCULLAGH,  George 
16  Spadina  Road 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 


NELSON, LUy 

33  Innismore  Crescent 

Scarborough,  Ontario 

NEWMASTER,  Jean 
Baden,  Ontario 

NICOL,  Don 
Jarvis,  Ontario 

NOAKES,  Robert 
25  Dolly  Varden  Blvd. 
Scarborough,  Ontario 

OADES,  Carolyn 
R.R.^S-l 
Barrie,  Ontario 

OLIVER,  Gay 
R.R.-*5 
Milton,  Ontario 

OLIVER,  Tom 
1268  Dundas  Street 
Woodstock,  Ontario 

OLMSTEAD,  Paul 

541  Devonshire  Avenue 

Woodstock,  Ontario 

OPPERTSHAUSER,  Murray 
7  Concord  Avenue 
St.  Catharines,  Ontario 

ORMISTON,  Marilyn 
24  Aviemore  Drive 
Weston,  Ontario 


McGUIRL,  Allan 
61  Aylmer  Avenue 
Ottawa,  Ontario 

McKELLAR,  Doug 

1133  Don  Mills  Road 

Apt.  306,  Don  Mills,  Ontario 

McKINNEY,  Mervyn 
Box  197 
Teesv/ater,  Ontario 

Mcknight,  George 
1391  Dundas  Street  West 
Toronto  3,  Ontario 

McLEAN,  Anita 
84  Mosley  Street 
Aurora,  Ontario 

McLENNAN,  Audrey 
5275  Walkley  Avenue 
Montreal,  Quebec 

McPHEE,  Ian 

271  Westmount  Avenue 

Toronto  10,  Ontario 

McTEAR,  Georgina 

Box  41 

Port  Lambton,  Ontario 

MACE,  Heather 
R.R.JW4 
Lakefield,  Ontario 

MACFARLANE,  Robert 
8 1  Browning  Avenue 
Toronto  6,  Ontario 

MAGEE,  Betty-Lynne 
2379  Malone  Crescent 
Ottawa  5,  Ontario 

MARKHAM,  Sharon 
826  Sloane  Street 
Woodstock,  Ontario 

MATTHEWS,  Dyane 
116  Brookdale  Avenue 
Toronto  12,  Ontario 

MAYNARD,  Beverley 
2584  Coursol  Street 
Montreal  106,  Quebec 

MEAD,  Brenda 
R.R.-#'3 
King,  Ontario 

MEDHURST,  Tim 
83A  Kendal  Avenue 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 


POINTNER,  Ed 
Frankfurt  /  Main 
Rebstocker  Str.  99 
Germany 

POOT,  Joanne 
Alway  Road,  R.R.*1 
Grimsby,  Ontario 

POSTMA,  Jack 
West  Australia 


MELENDY,  George 
56  Compton  Crescent 
Downsview,  Ontario 

MIDDELKOOP,  Teuny 
15  George  Street 
Parry  Sound,  Ontario 

MILMINE,  Cheryl 
15  Glasgow  Street 
Kitchener,  Ontario 

MILROY,  Hume 
Box  35 
Cookstown,  Ontario 

MITCHELL,  Diane 
258  Lebanon  Avenue 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  15228 

MOFFAT,  Susan 
308  Adelaide  Street 
Strathroy,  Ontario 

MOORCROFT,  Linda 
Foxboro,  Ontario 

MOORS,  Bob 
107  Erie  Avenue 
Hamilton,  Ontario 


OS  BORN,  Jean 
826  Russell  Road 
Williamson,  N.Y.  14589 

OTT,  Judy 

578  Colby  Street 

New  Westminster, 


British  Columbia 


PARTRIDGE,  Dawna 

R.R.«1 

Minesing,  Ontario 

PAZIEWSKI,  Julian 
1290  Hawthorne  Drive 
Sudbury,  Ontario 

PAZIEWSKI,  Krysia 
1290  Hawthorne  Drive 
Sudbury.  Ontario 

PEAKE,  Don 

63  Benlamond  Avenue 

Toronto  13,  Ontario 

PEAKE,  Pam 

63  Benlamond  Avenue 

Toronto  13,  Ontario 

PEARSON,  Jackie 
95  Kennedy  Avenue 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

PEARSON,  Patti 
95  Kennedy  Avenue 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

PERCY,  Ian 

1892  Gerrard  Street  East 

Toronto  8,  Ontario 


MORGAN,  Ken 

67  Rosemount  Avenue 

Toronto  4,  Ontario 

MOWBRAY,  Sharyn 
Lucknow,  Ontario 

NELSON,  Gordon 

1572  1/2  Bayview  Avenue 

Toronto  17,  Ontario 


PERCY,  Paul 

1 1  Neston  Avenue 

Scarborough,  Ontario 

PERCY,  Sandra 
R.R.#1 
Holyrood,  Ontario 

PETTUS,  Shirley 
230  Prospect  West 
Port  Stanley,  Ontario 

PHILLIPS,  Veronica 

50  Walmer  Road,  Apt.  208 

Toronto  4,  Ontario 

PHINNEMORE,  Penny 
30  Colin  Avenue 
Toronto  7,  Ontario 

PHINNEMORE,  Tom 
30  Colin  Avenue 
Toronto  7,  Ontario 

PINKERTON,  David 
993  Fourth  Avenue 
Port  Credit,  Ontario 

PLANT,  Kenneth 
R.R.#2 
Nanaimo,  B.C. 


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POTTS,  Gordon 

R.R.#1 

Windham  Centre,  Ontario 

POWELL,  Joan 

681  Glengrove  Avenue 

Toronto  19,  Ontario 

POWELL,  Roger 

681  Glengrove  Avenue 

Toronto  19,  Ontario 

PRICE,  Beverly 
188  Green  Road 
Stoney  Creek,  Ontario 

PROKOPENKO,  Wasily 
20  Goswell  Road 
Islington,  Ontario 

QUINTON,  Dorman 
9  Vankirk  Road 
Scarborough,  Ontario 

RACINSKY,  Ruth 

59  Westbourne  Avenue 

Scarborough,  Ontario 

RADCLIFF,  Peggy 
1228  Keith 
Plainwell,  Michigan 

RAMEY,  Dawn 

R.R.#3 

Hampstead,  New  Brunswick 

RANKINE,  Lynne 
461  Shernng  Street 
Preston,  Ontario 

RANNEY,  Donald 
1  Brenton  Street 
Toronto  16,  Ontario 

RANNEY,  Julia 
1  Brenton  Street 
Toronto  16,  Ontario 


SMITH,  Colleen 
26  Arkell  Street 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

SMITH,  John 

108  Douglas  Avenue 

Toronto  12,  Ontario 

SMITH,  Stephen 
56  Poynter  Drive 
Weston,  Ontario 

SMITH,  William 

74  Curlew  Drive,  Apt.  412 

Don  Mills,  Ontario 

SMITS,  Jannie 

224  Weber  Street  East 

Kitchener,  Ontario 


RATCLIFF,  Janice 
R.R.JC4 
Stouffville,  Ontario 

RAYMOND,  Barbara 
51  Louvigny  Avenue 
Lorraine,  Quebec 

REDDEKOP,  Wesley 
585  Ross  Street,  Apt.  3 
London,  Ontario 

REID,  Colleen 

134  Young  Street,  Apt.  2 

Ottawa  3,  Ontario 

REIMER,  Jean 
Box  418 
Steinbach,  Manitoba 


SNIDER,  Glen 
57  Kelvin  Avenue 
Kitchener,  Ontario 

SNYDER,  Miriam 
Jordan  Station,  Ontario 

SOMERVILLE,  Virginia 
115  Tray  more  Avenue 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

SORLEY,  Edythe 
244  1 1  th  Avenue 
Two  Mountains,  Quebec 

SPEERS,  Kathy 

180  Ontario  Street,  Apt.  4 

St.  Catharines,  Ontario 

STAM,  Bruce 

435  Huntingwood  Drive 

Agincourt,  Ontario 

STAPLEY,  Brian 
227  Chatham  Avenue 
Toronto  6,  Ontario 

STEVENETT   John 
R.R.#6 
Dunnville,  Ontario 

STEVENSON,  Sandra 
30  Kitson  Drive 
Scarborough,  Ontario 


RHODES,  Lorraine 

117  Cecilton  Street 
Derry,  Penna.  15627 

RICHARDSON,  Kevin 

R.R.»!^1 

Sydney,  Nova  Scotia 

RICKETTS,  Bill 
737  Upper  Gage 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

RIEGERT,  Margaret 

15  Walmer  Road,  Apt.  202 

Toronto  4,  Ontario 

RIST,  Ruth 

241  Princess  Avenue 

Willowdale,  Ontario 

ROBERTS,  Bryan 
1019  Clearview  Avenue 
Burlington,  Ontario 

ROBERTS,  Martin 
133  Manitoba  Street 
St.  Thomas,  Ontario 

ROTH,  Dave 

188  Margaret  Avenue,  Apt.  510 

Kitchener,  Ontario 

ROTH,  Donald 

188  Margaret  Avenue,  Apt.  510 

Kitchener,  Ontario 

ROY,  Sushil 
R.R.-*fl 
Sherkston,  Ontario 

RUBY,  Call 

87  Jameson  Avenue,  Apt.  505 

Toronto  3,  Ontario 


RYAN,  Bruce 
370  Cypress  Street 
Nanaimo,  British  Columbia 

RYNARD,  Beth 
52  Balsam  Street 
Uxbridge,  Ontario 

SAYNOR,  John 
44  Bromley  Road 
Hamilton,  Ontario 

SCHEEL,  Don 

50  Heather  Avenue 

Kitchener,  Ontario 

SEARS,  Eunice 

Shag  Harbour 

Shelburne  Co.,  Nova  Scotia 

SEELEY,  Brian 
46  James  Street 
Lambeth,  Ontario 

SEITLER,  Stephen 

Shirley  Road 

North  Collins,  New  York 

SHANTZ,  Harold 
32  Westview  Blvd. 
Toronto  16,  Ontario 

SHAVER,  Fred 

912  Kingsmere  Avenue 

Ottawa  13,  Ontario 

SHERBINO,  David 
2085  Dovercourt  Avenue 
Ottawa,  Ontario 

SHORT,  Sandra 
R.R.*^!,  Short  Road  Stet 
Newark,  New  York  14513 

SHUEN,  Dorcas 

341  Prince  Edward  Road 

Kowloon,  Hong  Kong 

SINCLAIR,  Ruth 
58  Ninth  Street 
CoUingwood,  Ontario 

SKLAR,  Brian 
58  Aura  Lea  Blvd. 
Weston,  Ontario 

SMART,  Joan 
R.R.#1 
Chippawa,  Ontario 


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STOPPS,  Gary 
44  Cameron  Drive 
Ancaster,  Ontario 

STOUTE,  Douglas 
Barbados,  West  Indies 

STOVELL,  Glennis 
86  King  Street 
Weston,  Ontario 

STRONG,  Richard 

24  Indian  Road  Crescent 

Toronto  9,  Ontario 

SUTHERLAND,  Margaret 
127  Frank  Street 
Strathroy,  Ontario 

SUTHERST,  Elisabeth 
546  HiUside 
Peterborough,  Ontario 

TAI,  Wing-Sien 

24  NGA  Tsin  Long  Road 

(2nd  floor) 

Kowloon,  Hong  Kong 

TARNAWSKY,  Rosalyn 
2286  Skinner  Street 
Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

TAYLOR,  Walter 
27  Caledonia  Road 
Mandeville,  Jamaica 

THEOBALD,  Don 
986  Campbell  Avenue 
Windsor,  Ontario 

THIESSEN,  Margaret 

R.R.J^l 

Port  Rowan,  Ontario 

THOMPSON,  Phil 
5  Richmond  Drive 
Watford,  Herts,  England 

TIBBIT,  Roy 
61  ■  6th  Street 
Chingola,  Zambia 


TOOKE,  Bob 

2753  Dorchester  Road 

Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

TUCKER,  Susan 
62  Elmer  Avenue 
Toronto  8.  Ontario 

UNRUH,  Murray 

531  Bunting  Road 

St.  Catharines,  Ontario 

UNRUH,  Ronald 
2463  Hwy.  122 
Clarkson,  Ontario 

VAGUE,  Maxwell 
321  Main  Street  East 
Stouffville,  Ontario 

VAIL,  Merrylee 
64  South  Street 
Brockton,  Mass. 

VALLOOR,  Samuel 

Valloor  House,  Nedumkayam 

Punalur,  Kerala,  India 

VASAN,  Philip 

Christian  Med.  Col.  Hospital 

Vellore,  South  India 

VELDHUIS,  Barbara 
154  King  Street  East 
Dundas,  Ontario 

WALKER,  Wallace 
1632  Desmarchais  Blvd. 
Montreal  20,  P.Q. 

WARK,  Shirley 
41  Delma  Drive 
Toronto  14,  Ontario 

WEATHERHEAD,  Harry 

11  Glenburn  Avenue,  Apt.  306 

Toronto  16,  Ontario 


WEIGEL,  Robert 
333  Brant  Street 
Woodstock,  Ontario 

WEILER.  John 
135  •  9th  Street 
Hanover,  Ontario 

WELCH,  Phihp 
102  Nairn  Avenue 
Toronto  10,  Ontario 

WILLMAN,  Dennis 
3  Guernsey  Drive 
Etobicoke,  Ontario 

WELLMAN,  Donna 
3  Guernsey  Drive 
Etobicoke,  Ontario 

WELLS.  Robert 
16  Spadina  Road 
Toronto  4,  Ontario 

WENZEL,  Mary  EUen 
173  Walker  Street 
Hespeler,  Ontario 

WESCOMBE,  Russell 
366  Middleborough  Road 
Blackburn,  Victoria,  Australia 

WHEATLEY,  Peter 
46  Snowdon  Avenue 
Toronto  12,  Ontario 

WHITE,  MarUyn 
49  John  Street 
Beamsville,  Ontario 

WHITLOCK,  Lynn 
R.R.#1 
Woodbridge,  Ontario 

WIGGLESWORTH,  Bryan 
113  Old  Bath  Road 
Cheltenham,  England 

WILKINS,  Doreen 
441  Main  Street 
Toronto  13,  Ontario 


WILLIAMS,  PhUip 
113  Hillingdon  Avenue 
Toronto  6,  Ontario 

WILLSON,  Ruth 
Box  212 
Thornbury,  Ontario 

WILSON,  Chas. 

193  Madison  Avenue 

Toronto  5,  Ontario 

WILTON.  Lyle 

57  Cumberland  Drive 

Port  Credit,  Ontario 

WIN  BORN,  Barley 
R.R.*3 
Newmarket,  Ontario 

WISSLER,  Doris 

308  South  Market  Avenue 

Mt.  Joy,  Penna. 

WOODWORTH,  Norman 

Hopewell  HUl 

Albert  Co.,  New  Brunsvnck 

WRIGHT.  Dona 
98  Farnham  Avenue 
Toronto  7,  Ontario 

WRIGHT,  Eugene 
55  Dixon  Road 
Weston,  Ontario 

WRIGHT,  Marjorie 
55  Dixon  Road 
Weston,  Ontario 

YORK,  Heather 

3  Elgin  Street  South 

Gait,  Ontario 

ZACHARIAS,  Ravi 

67  Godstone  Road,  Apt.  118 

Willowdale,  Ontario 


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