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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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CORRIVEAU- BEDARD
John Wayne Corriveau and
Theresa (Terri) Marie Bedard
were united in marriage on
October 26, 1974 at St. Martin
de Porres Catholic Church,
Warren, Michigan, with Rev.
Father Vincent Shea, of Cam-
bridge, Ontario, uncle of the
bride performing the ceremony,
along with Rev. Father Camer-
on MacLean, of Windsor,
cousin of the groom, assisting.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D.
Bedard, of Centerville, Ohio,
and the groom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Corr-
iveau, of Zurich.
The bride was given in marr-
iage by her father wearing a
gown of white chantilly lace
over taffeta. Her bouffant skirt
was lace, ending in a pointed
sweep train, tight fitted bodice,
and a high neckline trimmed
with seed pearls and white
sequins. She wore a fingertip
veil, secured with a headpiece
of lace. The bride carried a
cascade of white sweetheart
roses, stephonitis and baby's
breath.
Miss Elizabeth Bedard, aunt
of the bride, of St. Clair Shores
Michigan, was maid of honor,
wearing a yellow flowered
voille gown with sequined neck-
line, high waistline and full
skirt trimmed in tiny flowers.
She carried a basket of mums,
carnations and daisies in the
fall colours,
Karen, Michele and Donna
Bedard, all sisters of the bride,
of Centerville, were brides-
maids, dressed in gowns styled
similar to the maid of honours,
only in different shades of
orange, green and blue, and
they carried baskets of fall
flowers.
The flower girl was Annette
Bedard, sister of the bride, and
the ringbearer was Charles Duc-
astel, Jr., cousin of the bride,
from St. Clair Shores. Michigan
Ron Desjardine, of Zurich,
friend of the groom was grooms-
man. Ron Corriveau, brother
of the groom, and Clare Law-
rence, ushered the guests. Ed
and Rick Bedard, brothers of the
bride were junior ushers.
For a wedding reception held
at Sunnyside Hall in St. Clair
'.dotes, Michigan, the bride's
mother wore a mint green
wren, Michigan
chiffon over satin gown and a
white orchid corsage. The
groom's mother assisted in a
long pink knit dress with high
neckline and long sleeves trim-
med in pink lace. She also
wore a white orchid.
For a wedding trip to Florida,
the bride changed to a dark
green and white pantsuit. On
Their return they will reside
at 62 Waterloo Street, Goderich
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The president Don Campbell,
and John Consitt, secretary of
the Hay Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Company were among
the 150 delegates representing
Mutual Insurance Companies
throughout the Province of
Ontario who attended a two-
day seminar at the 401 Inn in
Kingston. '
The delegates gave unani-
mous approval to set in force a.
One Million Dollar Trust Fund
to protect the mutual policy-
holder from financial loss by
a member company.
Before the new Trust Fund
can be implemented, it will
require a change in Provincial
Legislation and approval from
the Legislature.
If the Legislature allows the
use of the Trust Fund it will
replace the use of Premium
Notes by member companies
if the policyholder chose not
to sign the Note. An Ontario
Department of Insurance offic-
ial, Mr. Martin Crutcher,
described the new plan as the
most progressive move by any
insurance association in his
career. .
The Association represents
59 companies throughout the
Province of Ontario, both
Farm Mutual and Cash Mutual,
including one member comp-
any in the Province of Manitobc
It is the hope of the Associat-
ion that Legislation in regard
to the Trust Fund can be pass-
ed as soon as possible in order
to grant the additional protect-
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1974
each $100 of insurance in force.
The money will be kept at the
$1, 000, 000 level in the event
of fluctuations in the market
value of securities.
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er.
The fund is to be collected
by means of a two cent levy
on each member company for
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