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Attend 55th anniversary
man back from Cyprus
— photo by Haugh
MRS. GEORGE BAKKER
Poinsettias, mums and roses decorated St, John de Brebeuf and Com-
panions Church in Delhi for the January 11 wedding of Catherine Der-
tinger and George Bakker, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Dertinger of Delhi and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Durk
Bakker of Exeter. Father Hurly officiated, Joan Dertinger, sister of the
bride was the maid of honour and Sid Bakker, brother of the groom
was the best man, After a wedding trip to the Bahamas the couple will
reside in Hamilton.
MR. ANGM125„11ANS PETER DE JONG— photo by Doerr
41) 4.flet 61,Refgr.mQ.d CNK,,Cbl,\NO,,.'0'Setling..for the January 4 wedding of
~oflinig, Van bi'..,,ah'cr:RCtrri':Rktei• De'JOng. Rev. H. Van Essen of-
',ficia ted. The bride is-the 'clCiugh4eY'bf Mr. and Mrs. N. Van Duyn of Ex-
eter and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. De Jong of Grand
Bend. Joan Van Duyn, sister of the bride was the maid of honour and
,bridesmaids were Marjorie Van Duyn and Judy De Jong. Nelson Des-
jardine of London was the best man' and guests were ushered by Brad
Hamilton and Ken Harrell, After a wedding trip to Mexico the couple
took up residence in Grand Bend.
By MRS. HUGH MOkENZ
SHIPKA
On Sunday Mr. :& Mrs. Henry
Becker attended the 55th wedding
anniversary party for Mr. & Mrs.
Frank Triebner of Exeter, and
also visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Hendrick in Exeter.
Keith Snyder is at present in
Guelph finishing an eight week
course in auto mechanics,
Mr, & Mrs. Gus Van
Massenhoven, Anita, Ronnie and
Michael, visited Friday evening
in Parkhill with Mr. & Mrs. Joe
Ansens and family,
Edwin Snyder spent the
weekend in Owen Sound at a
Youth Rally.
Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Maurice Desjardine, Lee,
Harvey and Carleen at Huron
Park were Mrs. Mabel Desjar-
dine, Earl Stebbins, Mrs. Trellis
Little, of Dashwood, Lesa Dugas
of Grand Bend and Colleen Little
of Exeter,
Harvey Desjardine, grandson
of Mrs. Mabel Desjardine, who is
with the Canadian Armed For-
ces, just returned to Canada after
several months service in
Cyprus and Germany. He spent
a month visiting with his parents
and other relatives and is now
stationed in Edmonton, Alberta.
Mrs. Florence Hendrick of
Exeter spent a couple days last
week with her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Turnbull.
Real meaning
of Lord's Prayer
Units I and 2 of the Exeter UCW
held their regular meeting
Thursday afternoon, January 9.
The topic of the meeting was the
real meaning of the Lord's
Prayer and was taken by. Mrs. H.
Murray.
She dealt with the part of the
prayer from Our Father to "Thy
will be done on earth as it is in
heaven" and pointed out that we
can all say the prayer but can we
really live it. World peace is said
to start in the Christian Home but
the individual in that home must
put Christ first in her heart and
life.
The Bible reading from Mat-
thew was taken by Mrs. Wm.
Thompson. Miss Ann Brodie
played a piano selection.
The meeting was followed. by a
social hour.
The day our first child was born,
my husband was ecstatic — and
his concern for me was truly
tender. Five years later, after the
birth of our fourth son, he was
somewhat more casual. He
walked into my hospital room
after work and, seeing me for the
first time since delivery, he
slumped into the chair next to my
bed and exclaimed, ' "Whew!
What a day I've had!"
SENTAMSOMP"'
Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Devine
visited last Monday evening in.
Zurich with their aunt and uncle
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Willert, Mr.
Willert just recently returned
from hospital,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Adams and
Clark visited last Monday in
London with her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Allan Collie.
Mrs, Henry Becker visited
relatives in Kitchener last
Thursday.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Vincent
attended the funeral last Tuesday.
of their aunt Mrs. Reinhard
Heckman at Exeter.
Visitors on the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker .Sr, were
Mr, & Mrs. Tony Regier of
Detroit, Mr, & Mrs. Ken Baker
jr., Bonnie, Tracey and Shellie of
Stratford.
MR, AND MRS, FRANK TRIEBNER
Sunday, January 12 marked the celebration of the 55th wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triebner, 518 William St, S., Exeter.
The family surprised them with an open house celebration at their
home when friends and relatives dropped by to convey their best
wishes. Lunch was served by their daughter-in-law and grandchildren
while their sons received the guests.