HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-02-10, Page 8OW BIBLE 'INSTITUTE
'phis Friday evening, February,' 11,
ev.
J. K.MacGilli •a will have ' '. t vr. ,y a
:. eriodsSyn
; for
charge 0#. the, t�vo:P
ahetic .b .i l Studies and will begin as.
, B,
revieW. of Books • of the New Testa
meat. Followa
ing are •� ne of the
truths.to be
books'
:," covered from the
of Std Matthew and St, John: Dis-
tin uish' between 'the. kingdom" of
g ,l od.
heaven and the kingdom of G.. w
AR�iVI:'
"n do GREENOCK F
u
T to AS
a te I ICU CH ES
byg
men.
..as
s•
What,
o heaven.is. at: hand?" How is "The •; :.
" . o '. Porteous, who 1.was; for
4.Gos el:'• of .the. Kingdom related , t Mr, A.'G, Port, o
f en years one 'of Ripley's' leading bus-
`The: Sermon on the *bunt?" What t.
.even parables of Matt.. '.1.3 iuess • men and who during the past.
dA thes ,
' '? e `' a�'been -em to on th Bruce
��.' 'n :of heat/ n , ar ,h s , P yed e .
teach about the, kr glom. •. @.., y
' ho: hn •1:11 is illustrated iii County Highways,. recently 'purcha-
Show....w Jo ,. . •
a the and., in'Matt.: ed a" fine far' `' of 110 acres' of land
•''th;'.Gos'ol.Matthew d _ m
e P of
,does' the" c.Messagre of inthee•'township ' of .`Greenock, five
1:1. How'„d, s t e ,w.
Jesus in Matt. 11:28-30 . differ front miles west of; Walkerton 'on
first?
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the'
His:Wiatdoesthe Olivet:Dis-
course
chs. 24, 25, teach concerning
the future? Compare the witness of
=John Baptist to ' Jesus . Christ in 'John
1 to.that.in';Matt. 3. What great; doe-
trines do you find'in John 1, Heb. 1; .
found in John 1 and 3? What are the,
important.• teachings of chapters 4,
5, 6,8 9,. 10,,11 ? "In chapters 13 to
1.7 .. t. great r eat truths did Christ teach
.,
to''His- own'? What lessons of set. -
ince are taught in the Epilogue, Chap.
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21,of John'sGospel'? • The Prayer
'Go
and Praise sorvice from Z:Q0 to '7:30.
p;m., wil1 be in charge of the young
people. We trust there will be ,a good
attendance,
Miss- Emma. 'McDonagh • of 'London,
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THE., LUCKNOW .SENTINEL
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TRURSDA�f', p*BattAnt • 10 1938.:
underwent •art appendicitis operation,:
LOCAL _.. onWed es
Joseph's. h Hospital
t. ...�p.
P P.
of Listo e1 spent day of last week, from, which'' She; is
. R. W. -Andrew w • l?
Sunday at iris 'home here. 'recovering nicely, • . '
Mis Tena Smith :who. suffered a
Mrs, Elizabeth Anderson who has i '
fract red1 hi in a recent fall,
• uit 'ill' for the past three weeks. - - • 13
been q ,u..._,. . p
en, #- +',resting comfortably, and is•.sincerely
is improving slowly. •
of ' the •Itindness and
appreciative, , . ,
:HaroldDurn n of the States, thoughtfulness•of many' friends. ,
Mi,..,.. 1...
*as.'s a visitor, last. week, at the ;home , . Misses Jean MacMillan,. Isabel
•and 41,s., R. H, : McQurll n. la and EvelynNixon attended.
Doug- _ s.. ,
Gerald Rathwell is in Toronto this: the annual' ,Stratford Normal, At
l ad -• i . F inight, e ac-
week; attending • a school. , co acted, Home on � rday and' were
foo specialists of the s af> of:Dr. companied home by Miss Dorothy
Wm.: M. Scholi,:; ,
• • Nixon, who spent the week -end here.
etin the o= Mr. and Mrs. •' Wm. MacKenzie
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The Fobi uaxy me of W
r onMonday, _ the.
mens Institute •will, be held . at . the in Kincardine __ ...
Anderson on occasion' beingthe 06th 'birthday of.
`home Of, Mrs. W. B.d
Febivaiylltat
h 2.30. ” ` Mrs. Rinker, an'intimate friend, •Mrs.,
Fridays ,...
healt a d
, � , Rinker .still en) ys 8od. k...._
,Mrs: ,, U MacKenzie s roup will.4 ,:
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ld w' h t has retained -a11 her faculties, to -a re -
hold' a Valentine Tea -in the,United
markable` degree, being
of hearing.
_ -keen- , • '
ham. Road..Up-to-date buildings withall arc soh o .room Monda Feb
modern' e ui ments veil make it 1, Ch r h ,. • • ,.
an ii eal cointry• home Mr. Porteous I Feb-
ruary ,14th, . 3 . to 6: Silver collection.
wi4l ntinue on the' good roads aye- , Messrs. George rge l 'ennely and David
to !and will place a competent em- Carruthers.'; delegates',of t ri e'"'" l 1
ployee in charge ofthe property, ,society, were in.. Toronto • last' week
and John 8? What' condensed state- ,ossession. of which be will receive attending the nnun Pairs Asso
ments of the'. way of salvation isjon ' March 1st. tion convention;
a 1'
rAssoc
Ser canon •rifle range): • This
new bullet; will penetrate nearly two
feet of solid, ''wood, so remember to
•'keep your heads down.
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PARAMOUNT
Who
Mr,' Parrish, and M;.' Boak, . _
have been visiting for' some
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aunt,Mrs,
their, uncle. and. Mr tend.
'John ' Jamieson,have returned to
t o in. th e
.heir bogies . e West,
' r. Wm. T. Roulston ' of.. Clover
M,
Valley; spent Friday with Mr:''James
and. Miss, Margaret Murray,
Mrs Alex' Purvis and son Harold'
visited last sat�irday , with , Mr,: and
Mrs;•. Arthur Cook. •
Mrs WM" M$ i11 s ent the week-
end,
. , cC spent
' with her mother, Mrs., Donald
MOr'rison, of Luckriow.
The ' many:friends of Mrs.. Oliver
M' .
cCharles= �� i11,.'be pleased, to know
er:
there 'is a' sl" ht 'im "rovement• to her
rcond tion,.: rough ,still seriously' ` 'II
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t
•the hospital in Toronto.
= Mr. Gordon Hodgkinson .of Bin,
lough,' visited recently': with Mr. and
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. McGill._ '`'
Mr. Gordon` Campbell, teac'her, of
Paramount school, spent theWeek-
end with his parents near Amberley.
C: , • Roberti Thompson of Kincardine, .is deaf and cannot talk, .;,but, in ' addition to'
WHERE_;CHALg..TALKS ARE; itEA1 LY NECESSARY. J (Bob).:i . J - • ..,
ii 'operator of th - Pinot • and- other machines. in- the_,printing. trade. At.the the lower
° 1-ro athle and a . hockey coach, he xs � an ,ex ,act_ , e yPe, •
berng an al , u d , ,te y Ir .
fih active
ass' =rooms in. 'the ,
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rn .the dr
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e 1shown g
theu t is
to atr
" vrc ''an of
ondp.
hockeyplayers top
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seen waving ' his . KincardineY
'Y se sP
• right:Bob s n,w g,
' i ' . ' 'drawing _ diagrams. ' Thompson is'at the centre right, At his left is• Les' Potter; and; _lo looking. over :._the coach s,
.'work � of coaching.. He does it by, d g � ..... . , ,, . � ; .. • • •
i ; • • he Kincardine W.O,H.A:,, junior : team. I"n the.• Io!Wer' left • Bob is seen .operating : the linotype in . the Kincardine
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shoulder rs Earl Wilson, both of the
. • is i . • a ., a modern automatic.printing press. Bill•' McNair ,•' foreman,.
News •ofirce, and 1n the Upper right he • rs seen `picking. up the trick. of:�oper operating _•
h com le . ;Staff. Photos by John, Boyd:.'. r
looks on while Bob starts the e P ,r
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kee, ,lirehtank-. reoat
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cut; Sires .34.2;Special•,..,:,.,•...,,•,.,....,•.,.•••,..•$1.4`H'.
• .triple'stitched, Rill eat: Regular $1.0
WORK .SHIRTS--�pisvy eti., .. _ , lull .: . •
Sale ,.Price ,`,: . , .. • • • •.• • • . • ,..,. 89e.
` clal ;;.... .88C,
WORK: SHIRTS—cotton~ Tweedy dark Rre, r. Spm.. .,
,.. SMOCKS--8Oduck,• rig" 1as rkee
L••the eker
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Wear •.guarantee]!. Speeisl ,
to $
' A Table, of •broken sties, SKIRTS.. Sold for 89c 8.1.26.., .
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.,.. ..•••'#..: •69c,
" .• 'BIOADICI.OTlI S I TS $lne and:brown �eek.. Elise ._.
.16. ;• 'Sale Price 96c..
:AGENTS FOR HEADLIGHT' -'OVERALLS
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...WORK, SOCKS �.... , ,45e.
wing t• o weather conditionslast Awes ire wilt
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our specials as advertised n last week a Seatinel.
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The . followingg.article and photos
from last : Thtur°sdny's °•lobe and
in estin� dto of the
give¢ an t; fere.,. . , g 1'J',
lifeof—Bob ThompsoneMaori-•=of Mr•
and Mrs D. M, Thompson,
(By Bruce, West).
(Staff Writer, Globe &; Mai14
If ,'tire Kincardine ,'junior hockey,_
team' and,the Lucknow intermediates
don'clean•, up a few 'trophies around
this
'distric't: 'before spring ;arrives, it
,won't• be because their eoach'•doesn't
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ice 'or in common everyday. life; •
I 'Bobbie Thompson; •24 year"e of age,
a robust lad of sit feet with a quick.
• and', ,ready grin, , has `been a star ath-
late of this district for•severer years.
During an interview that con;<isted'
of a series of scribbled notes ext':
w Bob i a •the re.
changed •bet sen b e nd •
porter, he confessed that therseem-
ed -
edto beone iibportant etumbling
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block in :bis ambition•
ve•t
' h' u• h • itall 'aver'' ha wrote
I q � t
IL.' scrap of .paper, "and ;I can't .' ;
see hod I' will :ever get larennd the :
business•-of-;using.:a telephone, -.and all -
newspapermen have to., use • a tele.
phone."
Whin " the r4porter suggested' to
Bobbie that -perhaps:; he could work
oat_m• system in which' some one else
could lookafter' ill 'the telephoning, •
he ,smiled,,and •;•nodded: hie head•ia: •a
way thatplainly • showed he would
find some ray -of- getting around he ��=
difficulty.
Hopes To .11e Proteiisioi'iil ,
light now ho *ants; to :become `a;
professional hockey' player. He plays;
r the ffincardine''Interetediites •as
"when 'he was a.: baby he�tum wed'
we:eel
as' looking :after .his coaching' > .
:'.from:his carriage,. ;and , as�a result � f .
' duee!:He hopes, "that thy, money
has 'been stone deaf,' and, mute aver in a professional' hockey car-
ser, will''f°7•
foot the bill -'for 'his . ndays-
i To under taKe the job .of coaching a m,
is a hockey' team without ;the nee ,; of P P '
words; .cut' off in speech, , from his 'When oee of!•his teams to
,boys a's though separ3ated •by an : lip! the arena'. for a .workout 'he Is armed ,
parently ,insurmountithie ' wall, , was _
,a difficulty' 'that.,young,`' Thompson;
took'".in his. strider,;a; short few.'weeks'
after- he arrived:. here.
Team Learns New Alphabet
TO.,solve the problem ho simipy
went `to work first' on teaching his
.nabs,. The" 'team f s' made, up of a .his , r•pprecration. for the teaching
loyal `bunch of lads, and it was `wno received there' was plainly evidenced
time, at a11:until::they were wiggling .in the .frequent number of- nines he
their 'fingers= and tearing, off .a con- scribbled; .the 'naive of the institution
versation• with their new coach' deftly "across-the':sheetsrof paper- 88 the -in•_
and easrl terview was being carried on.
• So , powerful is :the' personality . of 31as1y': Philosophy
thiel:' youngster ••that he ;;soon had :During••'Bobbie's stayat the:school`
scores ' of companions in 'Kincardine an. annual was:. published called the
who were adept at the artof the Excelsior. ,In : a well -thumbed issue • :_
sign language''and• he was •circulating. of 'the magazine, is' a, little bit..of boy-, •
among them ; and conversing.' with .ishly: worded' philosophy that Bobbie
then. 'as' thought his hearing ,'and 'penned: himself,,.and he .points t0`. it
speech' were 'perfectly normal, so far. withpride.' At the :tot) of the .page ns;',.
as the matter of making himself un- 'the • slogan "Upward , and Onward: ! `° ..
'derstood was .concerned.' `,- ° , . Below:; are the,' following' words...
' Up' ' until , .a .few, months ago. he ,,B. th tto "Upward"and 'On
-worked•--as-a compositor-•-in--a--4ocal-,;aid"-vie. mea r-that--we�-shall-try.,
newspaper.,'le found time off' from go' ever` upward and never.fall, back
• •ach;; the Xin._ +rardAthe-iritpor-tont=thing for=us-all
with a blackboard and chalk. On thio
ooard he `quickly' sketches 'diagrams.
and scrawls ,.comments '. that have
been', 'worked down to such a; systeip;
that ".the;boyg' follow,his every -paean.
ing with', no trouble' at all... •
— :Ho received his'education-fin—the
team the use of. the' deaf-mute 'al- School for the Deaf at..Belleville and
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cardine Juniors, 'but .also to taker, oa'
the•'chore:' of acting as., assistant
coach for the Inick pow 'intermediates:
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"ants To Run' Newspaper •
Bobbie's big' ambition in 'life , is
soiiretime ,to .have a newspaper of his,
own; just a small one,: but one ; that.
he :can run. himself;
;is that •we '.must Climb step 'by step•
to .'the , top,of .the. stairs --success. The
tap of the stairs for us le success in •
living ;well.' We all' hope to` keep. on •
'learning' and. improving: and we shall'
try not to drop' beck—but instead to ... .
keep the m tto : "Upward"'and'.On-
oily Rayon Bedspread's, • extra Targe, 40000. inches
Waith; $2.95, Reduced to $1.69'
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5 doz. English Cambric' Pillow Slips,. 42x30
,,. Regular: 39c,' For 2.5c
eacbed Neavy Cotton -Sheeting
Now 49•
1a
• 1000 yds Odds; &s ;
, End, make wonderful Quilt 1�nings etc:
30t to 39c' Goods, For •19t
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