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You take Tole -granted Your
Mgt of .speech?, Most of us,, *Hast
Less that all toe often we do.
e speak whenever we want to
dress u 'theestitt to, .,someone
• tee, to fulfill. a desire, •to meet
* need.. But the significance of
+Our ability to speak seldom grips,
If it did, ' perhaps ' we would
be luxe careful how We spoke,.
what we: had ted say:, For `SSpeed;
..3s the index of the mind," We
reveal our inmost. thoughts, our
mental attitudes, both in what
we say,' and in ' our manner of
..,apealcing,, The words of those'
'rho . accused,•' Peter of being' a
follower; of Christ, apply with
Aiwa' force to us—"Thy speech
lbetrayeth thee."
Wat• does
You?
language be-.
ttray about you? Does; it reveal
you to be a person with' ' great
sensitivity for the needs of oth-
ers? Does it reveal you 'as one
who , constantly seeks to think
the' : best- of other people? Does
it reveal you, as . one who has "a
simple purity , of heart?
What does your speech tell.
ethers about . your .knowledge of
the language that is gouts? Does,
3t reveal you to be a master of
it both in grammar and in,,choice
of words?: Have. you sought to
master your main means of conn-
a;nunicatloa?.. .
What about '• your use of the
profane? ,.Do you take the name
sof the Creator in vain?, , Do you
THE LUCKNOW spawn., LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
shave Your ' ignorance: '.of your
language by :using a great deal
of slang? Do :.YOU reveal a coar-
seness: 'Of nature and a, lackof
refinement?
,
of a Biblesuggests that. ,the
mouthwise manis in his
heart; that the heart of a faaqstood for 22 years,. was broken
at tile week -end when Johnny
is m his mouth, Wilson' of the Detroit Red Wings
"IRON MAN.. T. TLE
.GOES T W11S0
Murray. Mnrdoah's tittle as. the
iron man of hockey, which has.
WKDNESDAY, APS 1st i 1,959
Treasure the gift of sPeech.
Don't cheapen . yourself with the
use of words that will never be
included in an English diction-
,ary. Speech is power. Covet the
best gifts, • Through speech, you
not- only impart meaning, you.
canalso persuade, convert, coni-
pel Your speech is the ,.:blood of
the •.•soul, into : which your
thoughts run, and out. °of . which.
they,• grow.
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33, NX COtirrbus 5-7400
played his 509th and 510th con-
secutive games. • • a .
Murdoch, who .was born. in
Lucknow, has had his record em-
blazoned on a banner; across the
west end of •.the. local arena since
soon after, it was built in 1937..,
The late George H. Smith, ,who
took. a, leading part in promotinag
' the arena project, also carne up
with this idea of . memorializing;
Murray's record.'
• ,Murdoch, :. known as `Mud-
' hooks," 'Started . his NHL career
with the New York Rangers
when 'the team was born in 1936
and played, 11 straight seashn's
with the chFFb. He established ,iris:
record of 508 games before leav-
ing Rangers., after the 1936-37
season. • , • '
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Actually Murdoch:' played 600
consecutive games but 92 of these.
were playoff and exhibition, not
counted for record purposes.
He patrolled left wing, with
an 'occasional stab at centre, . for
Lester Patrick in : the days when
the two . Cooks, Bill and Bun,
'Frankie. Boucher, "Taffy", Abel
• and "Ching" Johnston, • were at
the • zenith of their power.
He has been.coaching Yale 21.
years,' and he'a 'happy, busy
man. Able -looking at 55, Mur
doch stands; five feet, 10% inch-
es and weighs '190 pounds : com-
pared—with the 175 pounds. of
his • late professional . years.
Born at. -,,LuclenC,atv, : Murdoch
was raised at Edgerton, Alta. His
I' mother, • Mrs. W. D. ' Murdoch,
jives at Wetaskiwin, Alta He
started ,his clunb to hockey fame
'with the University of ..Manitoba.
Juniors Who won the Memorial.
•Cup in 1932, . defeating Kitchen
er, Ontario .Hockey Association
champs. Murdoch is a graduate
of U 'of M,. '
• With Rangers, he played a 44 -
game schedule for five yearsand
a '48 --game "schedule for six years,
compared with the NHL's pre-
sent
resent • 70-game"schedule.,
He finished career
with'84 goats and 108 assists in
regular. ay, plus nine goals and
12 • assists in playoffs, ; including
two.. Stanley Cup victories.
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. AND • MRS. '•J: • M. G.
FF ON WORLD TOUR
Public School* Inspector' J.' .M.
Game, who recently ,retired, 'ac-
coannpanied 'by. Mrs.. r Game left.
last week,. ° on the : first stage of
their tour of theworld which,
will keep .: them absent from
their ' Walkerton 'lame for a per: -
lead of a year at least. Mr. and
Mrs_ dame motored to Toronto
and Ottaxa where they visited
their daughters. • From Ottawa
they proceed by, train. to Boston,
at which port . theyboarded the
passenger steamer Newfoundland
for the ocean voyage .across: the
Atlantic Euraute th"ey will spend'
two days at. Halifax and one day
at. St. John, Newfoundland. Tire'
school' inspector ;and his wife
Will tour England for a time and,
will then ' proceed . to ..France and
Spain and they .will, spend • sever-.
al weeks touring these two Euro-
pean countries beore proceedinng.
to India and the `Far East_
The Chesley Enterprise relates
that when Mr: Game was speak-
ing g recently at ChesleyPublic
School, end s.Fow pictures - of
,some of the countries they would
visit, one of the girls c manent--:
'ed; "'Gee, ' yeiu mustbe weaithyt"
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1'1r. Gane seized; on 'the re-
{ -ilk for .a rely, lesson with
f various aspects, " He said . Bre
didn't: saw e, so he asked the girl
'to figure ,out how • mach he had
saved by: not making a pack of
cigarettes. a day at 30c, for 45
rears_ The answer is $4,905:00.
By not : drinking a bottleof. lieu- ,
or per' Week at $4.80 for 45 years'
he saved. another • X9,360-¢0. The
total 'saving therefore, B14,265.
denying himself tobacco and;
tigiezrr neither • of which were at
all essential, he was able to sage
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WORKING' WITH CANAQIANS' IF1
Evan,. WALK: OF LIFE SINCE 1817-
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the.. money that ' would enable
him . to enjoy, such a luxury as
.a' year-long trip' around the
world on his retirement.".
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The . Lucknow . Sentinel has ' in
stock at all times counter cheek
books and adding machine 'rolls,
phone 35- Lucknow.
•KINLOSS NEWS
Second, * Fourth and Sixth
Miss Betty Colwell " had .her
tonsils removed, in the Wmgharn•
Hospital, on • Wednesday.
Mass Marian Buckton., expect
ed to be transferred ;from, • Vic
toria .Hospital by ambulance to
Wirnghani Hospitalthis' week,
.Miss Johanna de Jong of Tor-
onto. was home for' gaster. Miss
Irene Roulston , of Toronto is al-
so spending Easter. week with
her parents.
Mr.. and. Mrs. W,tn.' Townson,.
Calvert and Frankie, ' of . Sudbury
were week -end guests' with ' Mr.
and 'Mrs. Ira Dickieand family..
Mr; and "Mrs, Jack, Needham,
Suza.imie and, Janie of Corunna
are visiting With: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd MacDougall and . family. .
° After a lengthy , illness, Mrs.
George Gilchrist.passed away in.
Wingham ` Hospital- ; on Sunday
night. Sy apathy is extended to
her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Irviin Carruthers
and boys are moving 'oto .Luck -
now this Week. They. are going
to be missed from. • oris communis
ty,
1VIr:. and Mrs. Harold Austin •
and°boys visited. Sunday .with • the
latter's. parents, Mr- and Ws.
George .Campbell' of Ilderton..
.Miss Betty Hamilton of Niaga-
ra Falls is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.: and. Mrs:
Gib. Hamilton and at the home •
of .her sister, Mr, and Diftsr . Jack
Barr of Xnlough •
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Walkerton Phne 638-wr . Ontario
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