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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 19. 1973
).4ILVENA ERICKSON TELLS YOU
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INTERESTING
HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S rairrragsir VILLAGE
MARRIED AT EGMONDVILLE
Bethel Church Parsonage,
Egmondville, was the setting
for a quiet but pretty wedding
at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 7,
1973, when Rev. Dwight Patter-
son, united in marriage, Mrs.
Mabel (Whittaker) Collins of
Harpurhey, Ontario and Mr.
Thomas Handy of Seelys Bay,
Ontario, in a double ring cere-
mony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her son-in-law, Mr. Jack
VanEgmond, of Clinton, lookec
lovely in a floor -length gown
of apricot crimpelene, trimmed
with white sequins and fashioner
with covered buttons down the
front to a raised waistline, high
neckline, bell -sleeves with
white accessories. She wore
fresh flowers in her hair, tinted
to match her gown, and a cor-
sage of delicate pink shaded
carnations.
Mrs. James Handy, sister-in-
law of the groom, as matron of
honour, wore a floor -length
gown of nile green crimpelene,
u -shaped ruffled neckline with
black accessories. Her corsage
was of white rose -buds.
Mr. James Handy, of Clinton.
was his brother's groomsman.
A reception followed the cer-
emony at "Egmond Farms, " •
home of the bride's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack VanEgmond, for 25 memb-
ers of the immediate families.
Centering the table was a three -
tiered wedding cake, decorated
with apricot -tinted rose -buds,
white' swans and white pillars,
flanked by pink and white wed-
ding tapers and wedding bells.
On the side tables were hand-
made centrepieces of varigated
beaded flowers.
Mrs. Willis Bromley and Mrs.
Harry Watkins assisted in the
kitchen, and Misses Darlene
and Norma Garrett served the
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Handy are resid
ing in Harpurhey, Ontario.
Among those attending the
wedding dinner were the bride's
two daughters, Mrs. Margaret
Garrett, of Bayfield, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack (Gladys) Van Eg-
mond, of Clinton, and the
groom's family, Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Johnston, Newmarket;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Handy,
Coburg; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Handy Jr., Port Hope; and
Misses Nancy and Brenda Handy
of Kingston.
Guests were also present from
Newmarket, Coburg, Port Hope,
Kingston, Kitchener, Bayfield,
Mildmay, Clinton, Seaforth and
Egmondville.
Allon Reddoch, eldest son of
Rev. and Mrs. James Reddock,
of Bayfield, who is in his last
year of Medicine at the Univer-
sity of Western Ontario, London,
Ontario, is presently visiting
England, for a six week study.
He attended a part of the Con-
gress in Family Medicine in
Central Hall, London, England.
In a letter received by his
parents, Allon stated in part, "
"One of the best speakers was
Prince Philip, who received an
Honourary Membership in the
College of Family Physicians."
A joint meeting of Units I
and II of St. Andrews United.
Church tVromen was held Wed-
nesday, April 11, in the Sunday
School Rooms. Twenty-four
ladies were present.
Mrs. Carol Penhale took
charge of the meeting and the
devotional period, using an
Easter theme.
BAKE SALE AND TEA
The Saturday afternoon Spring
Bake Sale and Tea, held in St.
Andrew's United Church was
not largely attended. The ladies
felt the lovely weather took
the people into their gardens
and not into the tea-room, how-
ever it was a financial success.
Mrs. George Youmatoff and Mrs
James Reddoch poured tea for
the event.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Logan Cleave, of Bayfield held
a surprise celebration for their
parents 35th wedding anniversary
in the Zurich Town Hall, on
Sunday, April 15, when 60 rel-
atives and friends gathered to
honour the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleave were
married by Rev. Gale in the
United Church Manse in Bayfielc
April 16, 1935, and motored to
the United States on a honey-
moon trip following the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Cleave, the former
Ilene Talbot, is the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Talbot, of R.R,3, Bayfield,
and Mrs. Cleave's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleave, of
Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleave resided
on the Bluewater Highway follot,
ing their marriage, and later to
the Bronson Line where they
farmed until four years ago
when they moved to Bayfield.
The couple have four daught-
ers and three sons; Mrs. Eugene
(Shirley) O'Brien; Mrs. Allan
(Sharon)Brokenshire; both of
BAKED FRESH!
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(AT THE BAKERY)
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Zurich; Mrs. Rick (Diane) Jeff-
rey, Chatham; and Joy, at
home; Glen, of Nova Scotia,
Jack and Allan, of Exeter; and
seven grandchildren. All were
present for the occasion with
the exception of Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleave were the
recipients of a money tree, and
many lovely gifts.
May we add our congratulat-
ions for many more happy years.
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