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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-01-15, Page 10U0c,N9W.4. CHRISTIAN . REFORMED CHURCK., SUNDAY, JANUARY '11 Service Reading ,Service 2:30 p,m. A SerViCe conducted by . Rey.' Karel.'13oerwia 'from Vanastra. 9. TheVictor-Mini is guaranteed for one year. • Large-size digital display with maximum 8 columns of digit readout. Calculates to 16 digits. The most significant 8 Will display in'over capacity calculations. a Constant control. Sequentiatcalculation --no need to total. • DeciMal selector with choice Of 2 settings for fUll floating results, or ? place rounded answer. a Decimal point key.- - . s. Overflow indicator. - • Negative sign indicator. ' • Contemporary rugged case. • .2-way power. Operates from self-contained reehargable nickel cadmium batteries or'with A/C adapter. Recharger/ .adapter included. • Vinyl, zippered carrying case included. $9'9 50 NOW ON DISPLAY AT NOW SENTINEL Phone 528-2822 rre • the. Sanitary meeting of South tiploss Women'S MisSionary Soc- iety was held at the twine of Mrs. Glenn Noble 'Mrs. Ira. Dickie opened the meeting with a New Year's verse. The hymn; Standing at-the-Portal ,-was- sung; followed by.: the rePeating of the, Lord's prayer in Urtison. The worship service from the Glad Tidings was follow- ' ed, Mrs. Dickie as leader and Mrs. Herb Baektnn and Mrs. Glenn Noble ks readers. The hyriin, Send Thy Light Forth and Thy truth, was sung and the worship service" concluded with the offering and prayer in unison. Minutes of the last meeting were re-`,ad. Members were reminded of the Presbyterial Annual meeting to be held in St: Andrew's church,. Wingham on January 20th, ses- sions at 9 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. South Kinloss will • be host to the Worl Day of Prayer on Friday, March 1. The roll call was answered with a New Year verse or poem. There were 16 present. Mrs. Noble played a lovely piano solo. The new Study Book for the year 'UnknoWn Country'' was introduc-. ed to the meeting by Mrs. Leonard Clarke. This is a Mission Study. A play was acted by several mem- bers.. /The Bible Study by Mrs: Douglas Graham the theme, God of'. the past, ant and future, Hebrews 1: chapters 1 and 2, concluding with a prayer by Mrs. Philip Steer. and Mrs. Glenn Noble: The courtesy remarks were given by. Mrs. Leonard Clarke. The closing hymn, "As with Gladness Men of Old, was .sung, and Mrs. Graham closed the' meeting 'with prayer. Grace was sung and lunch served by the hostess and direct- ors. Mrs. Leonard Clarke and Mrs. Jim Burt. oath -Kiplost The New Victor-Mini is .quite a. hand Not in size. (It's more compact than 80% of the other hand-held calcula- tors on the market.) This Superbly designed Electronic Calculator comes into its own where it counts. The Victor-Mini is big .on reliability It's made with care by men who know theirbusiness. 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Mrs. Walden closed the meeting with "A New Year's Wish". Back to God Hour Message of Today "The drift toward death" CHOK Sarnia, 8:311 Radio dial 1070' CFOS Owen SOund, 1:30 p.m. Radio dial 560 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 15, ms s••••••••4440*****••••••+4 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH: • • 10 a.m. Sunday School a.m. Morning worship • ••••••••••••••••••••••••44 Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.Q. Minister Phone 5282740 JANUARY 19th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship * • • Rev. Deng OW/nen • • */ • Minister' JANUARY 19th • Trinity U.C.W. The January meeting of Trinity United/Church Women was held ,at the home of•• Mrs. Doug Raynard and opened on January 9 with the. . singing of the first two verses of Faith of our Fathers, then. all repeated the Lord's. Prayer in unison. • The . president. Mrs. Charles Wilkins read a. New Year's poem and the . roll call 'was answered with the paying of fees fOr . Cameron opened the devotions With an appropriate verse and • Hymn. How Firm a Foundation. Was s'ang< Mrs:. Cameron read Psalm 17 and led in praYer. Mrs. Blake Alton read the scripture and. gave the meditation "Time To Spend". Mrs. Cameron concluded the meditation and hymn. Take My Life and Let lt Be, was sung, Mrs, Cameron closed the deVotions with prayer. Mrs. Cameron read art article "Millions Might Die". Mrs. Chester Hackett introduced the. Study Book for 1975. "Mission Begins With You". The • business part of the meeting followed and material was handed out. for 4 quilts and 2• • layettes. . The programmes were. handed out for the next year. The bale is to be ' packed after the February meeting, ankthe ladies were reminded to save their stampS. Cameron gave a reading "Kid' Swapping".. Mrs. Charles Wilkins led in prayer, the last verse of Faith of our Fatliers was sung and .all repeated. the Mizpah benediction together. Luna was served by the committee in charge. Unit 3 of Lucknow United. Church Women linet at the home of Mrs Bert Alton on January 7 with 21 members preSent. Mrs, Glen Walden opened the meeting with a poem' "The New Year". The hymn "Take Time To Be Holy" was sung; followed the Lord's prayer. - 'Mrs. James Mathers -had-charge_ of the worship service and pro- gram. She gave a short,' reading "Listen to the voice of God, keep a smile on your lips, and a prayer in •your heart".-- • The hymn "Standing at the Portal". was Sung and scripture readings from Philippians and NOM 143 were given by Mrs. Wm. Bolt. In her meditation she suggested, that on entering the New Year, some things such as past sins, failures, and bad habits shopld be' left behind, but such, things as love, gratitude, and appreciation should be carried fh ward. Mrs. Mathers led in DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (MENNoirrE) Orris Gingrich, Pastor . SERVICES 10:00 aim. Sunday S ool 11:00 a.m. Morning W? ship EVERYONE WELCOME prayer and Mrs. 'C. ,Greer gave a eading "Journey": The • hymn "For Thy Mercy and Thy_ Grace" was sung. Mrs. Eldon Bradley gave an* excellent talk explaining the signi- ficance of Epiphany, one . of the oldest religious festivals,, The New Year is a time of looking ahead and' forgetting what lies behind. Mrs. Mathers concluded the program with prayer. Mrs. Walden thanked the host- ess and program committee. Interesting responses were given to the roll call, "Something 1 want to do in 1975". Arrangements were made to hold the February meeting