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opened the package and looked
upon a picture of the radiant face
of 82.year-old Corrie ten Boom.
Now, Corrie does not sing on
this record and so it, is unlike
others about which you have read
in this column but I thought I'd
like to share with you a little
about the record anyway. .
Less than one year ago', my
wife and I had never heard of
Corrie ten Boor& but more
recently we have come to know
and love "Fante" Corrie even
though we have never personally
met the lady. Our pastor's wife
drew our attention to two books,
"The Hiding Place" and "Tramp
for the Lord", written by Corrie
ten Boom. •
If you have not read the books,
may I suggest you add them to
. your list 'for future' 'reading?
These books tell the story of
Corrie and her family and their
service of the Lord from pre
WWII, through capture and in-
ternment in Ravensbruick to
,„Corrie's recent • speaking
engagements which 'have taken
her around the world.
A few years ago World Wide
Pictures, the exclusive
distributors 'tor Billy Graham
films, began making a film of They
Hiding Place which is being
released this year.
"The Secret Room" presents
an encounter with Corrie ten
Boom on record.
Corrie writes, "'In Holland,20
years before World War II, n y
grandfather prayed and asked`
.. =God's blessing upon His people,
the Jews. That prayer guided my
family's destiny and led us to an
adventure that I know was the
fulfillment of my grandfather's
prayers. I would like to share
with you the drama of this
fulfillment ... and what we
learned through sacrifice, har-
dships, and suffering.-Throtrgh,
what ,we 'experienced, we
discovered that with the Helping
Hand of Jesus, we could endure
any situation we faced. w ..
Corrie' comments on the suf-
fering, deprivation,, starvation,
and beatings she and her sister
Betsie received. After each in-
cidence,, they prayed . for their
captors. w •
Indeed God does bless and
speak as we listen to Corrie ten
Boom tell of her, life and her love
for her Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ; of her attempt to save
Jewish babies from certain
death, of her encounter with .a
Jewish teenager who proved to be.,
one of the babies saved, of the
secret room, of the capture,
humiliation, ,;and suffering, and
on through events that are -almost
unrma i are—, " iu"i -always,
always, placing the Lord above
all.
There is music in this record.
Some of it is solemn, sorrowful,
and heavy. Other is' soft, sweet,
and heavenly. .
Corrie ten Boom concludes her
rd. jacket comments with the.
' ds.of Ps. 91:1 (KJV) "He who
dwelleth in the secret place of the
Most High shall abide under the
shadow of the Almighty".
Goodbye for now. Yours, His,
GR for GM.
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DUNGANNON DOINBS
DUNGANNON W.I.
Dungannon Women's. Institute
met at the horde of Mrs, Elmer
Black on Wednesday, October 1
at 8:30 p , n -e.
The president Mrs. Graham
McNee called the meeting to
order, Roll call, telling your
favorite author or book, was
answered by 15 members and one
visitor.
The minutes of the last meeting
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, i9744,11
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MRS. MARY BERE
were read and adopted, corr-
espondence read and financial
Statement given,
Mrs. Rutledge conducted an
"In Memoriam" for the late Mrs.
Lorne Hasty as she had been a
faithful member of W.I,
Mrs, Gordon Finnigan win-
trcidoced the guest speaker, Miss
Myrtle Johnston of the Goderich
Library who told of the beginning,
of libraries as fat back as 2,000
Mac' MacAuley went•to an area of the harbor where nobody was
trying for salmon last week and pulled out this 22pounder that is
half as long as he is. The 36 inch fish was caught in the Goderich
harbor basin near the Goderich elevator. (staff -photo)
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B.0"'when becords were kept on
clay tablets Goderich hers a
micro -film service and also books
with large print for elderly people
w)th`failing '.inion.
Mrs. J Alton thanked Miss
Johnston and presented her with
a gift,
The Fall Rally is to he in
l3elgr-ave .,n October 6 with
delegates to he Mrs,. Myrtle Kerr
and Mrs. Winifred Girvin. Mrs,
Bessie McNee is to he the
delegate" to the area convention at
St, Thomas
Plans were finalized for the
card party that is to he held at
Brookside School, October 22 at
8:30p.m
Miss lea Carr. gage the motto
which was titled, "Spend your
hours learning instead of year-
ning," The meeting closed with
the Institute Grace.
A social time was spent after
which the hostesses, Mrs. Myrtle
Kerr, Mrs. Dorothy Clement and
Mrs. Willetts McWhinney, served
L! delicious IUncyfi. • ,
SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs, Laura Hayden, Mr. and
Mrs, Ray Pajunen and family
from Kitchener were recent
visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Mar'ati Smith.
Mrs, Nellie White, Kincardine,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Champion,
London visited last Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sproul,
Peggy and Mark of Ethel and
grandson Jeff Sproul of Listowel
called on Mr. and Mrs_.. Howard
Godfrey on Saturday, Cliff has
just returrved from hospital 'in
London where he had a tumor
removed from his lung.
The Sacrament of Holy
Communion was observed at
Dungannon United Church on
Sunday, World Communion Day.
Rev. H.G, Dobson read the banns
for the first time time for the
forthcoming marriage of
Deborah ' Louise Hodges and
Steven Peter Waller of St. James
Anglican Church in -London.
- The first' meeting of- Explorer
girls, aged 9-11 is to be held on
Monday evening in the church
basement with Mrs. BilI,Stewart
in charge.
Donna Errington requests that
anyone interested in a weekly
group for 5-8 year' olds. should
contact her".
Judy McMichael and Mary
Bere have started taking a
University course in Sociology
held each Thursday evening at
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital,
The car pool also includes Mrs.
Helen Blake and Fred Flanagan
of' Lucknow who are taking the
same course.
Visitors on Sunday with Mrs.
Mary B(:re and family wereMiss
Ruth Bere, Windsor; Mr. and
Mrs, John Bore and Karen,
Dindp1i; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
,Aldham, 'Johnn'y, Greg and
Larissa of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs.: Wm, Barker of
Stratford visited briefly in the
community on Sunday. Mks.,
Barker was formerly Cecelia
Watt and lived at Crewe in her
girlhood. •
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Mc Whinney who were
married in Mitchell last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Bob Eedy and
twin daughters: ,of Mississauga
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, Irvine Eedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ri-ve'rs of
Goderich called on Mrs. Minnie
Junes and Mel last Tuesoay, Mrs.
Rivers became i11 on the way
home and spent a few days in
ho spit al
Mr. and Mrs". parney McIntyre
,tnd two daughters of Sarnia
visited Mrs. Lorne Ivers last
weekend.
Ken Johnston came from
Sudbury by plane to see his
parents, Mr, an0 Mrs. Russell
Johnston last Sunday. Their t,wo
sons from Toronto visited them
this weekend.
DUNGANNON 1.1-H
The Dungannon Dodnats met at
the home of Mrs. Bev Maclnnes
for, their 5th meeting which
opened with the 4-H pledge.
All nine members were present
to answer the roll call°vtrtifich was
to bring the roll's made or home
activity.
Judy Godfrey read the
minutes. Press reporter and
secretary for this week is Elaine
Stewart.
Discussion was on the
characteristics of a good loaf of
bread,. Members judged each'
others rolls and some made at a
previous meeting.
`For demonstration everyone
participated in making barbecue
hamburger stacks, which made a
delicious snack with "th s lions.
The next meeting is at the'.
home of Mrs, Donna Young on
October 8 atd7, p.m .
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