The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-09-15, Page 7•
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Samuel Henry Hardy, :$3; Pub-
• Iisfher, Dies! at Port Rowan ..':
Samuel Henry° hardy, for 004i17
45 years editor and publisher" of the
Port Rowan; News, died .in 'Simcoe.
Hospital .last month after a linger
ing illness
Born in; Blanshard Tewpshipi
Perth County, February 16, 1855, he
taught schot31' and worked.'. on an,
Ottawanewepaper befoee he came
to Port Rowan Among the :pupils
who received: instruction from ,hini•
was Senator, .Arthur'Meigthen,.,for-
• mer .premien of Canada,. After
. teaching school he .studied ,,at Vic
toric4-College; before its .:r:eihovar
frotn, Cobour.'g, to Toronto,••and sheet
entered • newspaper work. While" in :
Ottaiva lie "covered" parliatnentary
c .affairs during • the regime ; of Sir`
• •• Johia; A.',Macdonald' •"aa'prinie.
min•
liter, •
' Mt, Hardy' Went,to PortRower;
45 years ago liking over, the local.
• • weekly newspaper. He continued,
at'the helm until ayear ago when.
• • failing health brought about his re- •„
tirenient. 'He was active in muni,
cipal•affairre and for 30 years serve
ed
ed on .the "school board, •
Hfs wife,,, formerly Etta. Abbott,
St. "Mary, died; some
years ago:.
Au only son,: Arthur, was killed in
i; action in 1916,,, '
Zr • •A►reas Sti�� � '•
Maw;Needela
of
Problem Will Be A: Consider-
' ' able One In Parts of, South- .'
ern. Saskatchewan Where.`
Grasshoppers and, Rust Did;
shamage .,, _. ,. • ... . ,..,.. ,
Large sections'. of • the'southeast,'
north central and :southwest 'Sas- .
katghewan will, be on• relief 'again
this. w niter,. `according to "nforina-
:• elan brought to th,e..-attention, of l t ..:.
. W. Dawson,:provineial relief of$
.. ".ter, at a conference :of 55 `relief :of
fice'rs and ,agricultural•.field; men.•
On basis of ;information gathered
• by the" mein within .the past week
or' two Maps are ':being. •prepared
showing.: the 'condition of crops • in •
...one ' instance, and gardens in -the
•
• The. .reliefproblem will be:.•a'con-
,•siderable one alt ''over Southern..
Saskatche►iran ;• .wherever' *Tartiis
wheat , Was sown. because of the,,
. losses, . caused: by "rtist • and ` grass
• hoppers, iu the Opinion of the res.'
lief; .inves'tigators. .
Labor ' Minister'"'
Major James Clark
Major�James' H. Clark; Windsor,
...
pis' mentiiined as the lo�,rrcal ch!oi:ce
,.for Speaker. 'This;importa:it .post;
is left vacant hy the' promotion of'.
'• -the former Speaker, the 'Hon.' N.
C. Hipel, to the position of minis
ter of labor. '
ig Irrigation'
Survey Com et' �•
REGINA.-An'errgineering.survey
- .fee.. the • largest'ri
, i igatioii 'pi`ojeot
yet undeet'akeii by„Pi'a rile Farm;'
h
e
R ablitafiotr Ac.offieials in Sas-'
katcl!iewan .has; been: e i npleted key;-
engineers. . • •
The.,sUi•vey slrows that 'tlie pro-
ject, .located in the. So ift current ,
area, about' 15.0 miles' west. of here,
• iseelphysically "possible' bet it is yet
to be determined whether lt:'is• eco-
. nomically fea'sible, The Week would
• nvol:ve the construction of, •a.ciam
across Swift deeeeiit 'Creek and the •
• irrigation of.'o'rev' 20,000 a'cre's, of
w • • '•land'. .. '
• .. 'WoUltl'ewater. Thousands et. Acres
eerIre ; suf'vey of 'the proposed Work'
is all :that hps .been .authorized for
this Year, [f teis 'approved at• Ole e.
tawalIconstt''tiction could not begin
until some, lime in 1939 at ;tlr.e. eni
tient:
• Also., eonlplc,ted is ,a Stie,voy. tit it'll' e
;extens on to the t'el • Markt ivr'iga
tion 't3roject,, involving the iirlga�•
• lien of•;Mother .3,000 acres of land...'
Tlus wouldbri ig total arca. ie Val
ltiarie•=distt Tet tip to •9,000:a re.s.'
Australia will install two -►tali
!radio dotillnunicatlon' at bine air.,
a.,
1port, .K , .
Ny
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Lesson-
LESSON Xli re`ei
JONATHAN, COURAGEOUS ETA.
Jonathan, Courageous Friendship.
1 S'amuet, 14:1-46,; • 18:14;
19;1
e0:1-43; 23:1b 18; '2 Samuel 1:17-27
Printed Text, I Samuel 20 4.17
Golden Text — "A friend'; Ioveth, 'at
all times'! --- Proverbs. 17:17.,.
THE LESSON IN ITS' SETTING`
. ime The major part of 'Jona..
then's Hee' falls in the batter part.
of :his. father's, •life, which can be
ceard to, be somewhere between tine
ars 1100--B:Oeecud-1056 -B C:
Place—Miebmash Is a deep ` re -a•
"vine running` from, the .highlands
of Benjannin clown to Jericho,: Gili•.
eat, is,, probably, a conspicuous.litIl-
Six: ,milesn theast. of Jerusalem:. !,
new known as Jeba.. •
Jonathan of our lesson is the
eldest•son: of " Saul, Israel's first
'king, and -1s, ..therefore,, , a member
of the tribe of.:Benjamin. He was
regarded iii hid father's lifetime •
as heir to the throne. Like Snul,,•
he was a' man of great strength
and activity.
"Of all 'tlie:.stories in the . Old
Testament, • there. is none whid**.•
appeals, so' quickly • to one's sympa-
thies as that of Jonathan: • •
More than twenty -yearn... have•
elapsed'since the victory over the
Pliilesitines.recorded, in ,chapter 14,:
during Which time Saul proves him
• self to unfit for such a high post•,
tion as king over ist•ael,:; David :is
f anointed to be Soul's ` sueeessor,
and: Goliath, the Philistine giant, is
slain, by David, who is: brought into
the presence of. Saul as Israel's.
great deliverer.. At' this hem' Jona
than's and David's •friendship.' be
gins.
•It 1s eeele interesting to note that :•.
• in no, place in the sacred ' record is
David..sai'd to have' loved Jonathan.
The. love, is always:' on Jonat1ian's
side' .for David. While'. every, one
would 'grant that David certainly •
[I did` love'. Jonathan, yet • the iieeord
would seem to I indicate that they
inore...unselfish,, the`• •.deeper; •. the'
more• .,spontaneous ; love; was 'On. the ,
,part . of Jonathan:
4.' The'
n• said 'Jonathan+
., unto: Da-
vid, Wha.tsoewer thyso
u '
. 1 desi?;eth,
I, will even do 'it for thee. '
ee .5• •Allo
David, said, unto Jonathan, Behold:
to-inoi•row is • the, itew moon
and.�i
•
should hot fail ,to sit 'with. the king
,.,
at:neat but let- me go,• that, 1' m'ay: