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• J Devotional 9 MAGAZINE SECTION Then said Jesus, "Were there not ten cleansed? Where are the nine? Luke 17:17 Noticing that his servants never said grace at mealtime, a king decided t6 teach them a lesson. The king invited a beggar in torn, tattered rags to eat at his banquet table. After feasting at this bountiful table, the beggar got up and walked away without thank- ing the king for his kindness and genero sity. The servants were horrifi ed and filled with anger because the beggar was so un- grateful. Then the king reminded them that this was exactly how they wer·e treating God, failing to thank Him for a l l the good things they enjoyed. Ingratitude has been a common characteristic in human life across the centuries. Jesus recognized this unhealthy trait when He healed the ten lepers. Only one returned to express his gratitude. r-Je need to be extremely careful not to be numbered among the ungrateful nine. Prayer: Our heavenly Father, f r om whom cometh every good and perfect gift, we thank Thee for the beauty and bounty of the earth - for every gift of Thy love each day brings. Help us to be more grateful and more deserving. In Jesus 1 name we pray. Amen. Thought for the Day The Christian's attitude is one of gratitude. Obituary JACOBS~ In the Brantford General Hospital, on Tuesday, February 18; 1969 1 Peter Jacobs of R 1, Ohsweken, in · his 80th yeaq husband of the late Ida \.-J innie, dear father of Nelles , R 6, Hagersville 1 Hazel and Lillian both of Niagara Falls,N. Y. i brother of Freeman, R 2, Ohsweken; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Mr. Jacobs rested at the home of Amos Keyes 1 R 1, Ohsweken, until Thursday, 1 p.m. for fw~eral service 1:30 p.m. in the l ower Cayuga Longhouse, Six Nat ions Reservation. In- terment in adjoining cemetery. Mohawk Language Lesson # 15, ~ook 11 by Julia L. Jamieson 30 ah senh ni wah senh 41 ~ - gah ye rih ni wah senh enhs gah 31 ah senh ni wah senh enhs gah 42 gah ye rih ni wah senh deh geh nih 32 ah senh ni wah senh deh geh nih 43 gah ye rih ni wah senh ah senh 33 ah senh ni wah senh ah senh 44 gah ye rih ni wah senh gah ye rih 34 ah senh ni wah senh gah ye rih 45 gah ye rih ni wah senh wihsk 35 ah senh ni wah senh wihsk 46 gah ye rih ni wah senh ya yak 36 ah senh ni wah senh ya ya1c 47 gah ye rih ni wah senh ja dah 37 ah senh ni wah senh ja dah 48 gah ye rih ni wah senh shah de gonh· 38 ah senh ni wah senh shah de gonh 49 gah ye rih ni wah senh dyoh donh . 39 ah senh ni wah senh dyoh donh 50 wihsk ni wah senh 40 gah ye rih ni wah senh Conversation using numbers How old are you? a. Donah de soh se r i ya gonh? or b. Do ni di sa yenh? I am thirty-eight years old - 11 A:6. senh ni wah senh shah de gonh ni do wah gyenh. 11 How much did you pay for your coat? - 11 Do ni saga rya kon ne sa dya da wih?" I paid forty-five dollars for it - "Oa ye r ih ni wah senh wihsk ni gah w{hs da geh ni waht ga rya kon . 11 How many years did you teach? 11 Do nih yoh se ra geh wah se ri honh yenh?" Fifty years - Wihsk: ni wah senh ni yoh se ra keh. COMING EVENTS Feb. 26 St. John 1 s Ladies Gui ld wi ll meet at the home of Ifrs. S. A. Anderson. Feb. 28 Friday, 5:30 p. m. Cor n Soup Supper, Ohsweken Baptist Church. Auspices of Choir. Feb. 28 - 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. Dance at Ohsweken Community Hall. Admission $1. Auspices New Credit School . Feb. 28 l p.m. Rummage Sale at Jean Hill I s pool-room. Auspices Ifohawk Langhouse. Mar~ 1 - Saturday 10 a.m. Annual Indian Hockey Tournament at Strathroy 1 Ont. Mar. 1 Mar. 2 Satu.rday 1 8 p.m. Ral~y at Si x Nat i ons Penecostal Church. Rev. Harvey R. Arnold 1 Hamilton, G~est Speaker. Pastor David Butler. Art Class 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Old. Central School, Ohsweken, llr. Geo~ Rachus, instructor. r:Tar. 3 - M:onday 1 8 p .m. Bingol Ohsweken Community Hall. Free admission. tnoo . Jack- pot. Auspices 1-lerchants. Mar~ 5 - Sour Spri ngs \"Jomen 1 s Institute at the home of Hrs. Leah Powless. '