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PAGE TWENTY-THREE • EDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1976
Married In Ripley United Church
THE LUCKNO4 SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
Brooks, niece of the bride, of R. R.
1 Shallow Lake. Their gowns and
flowers were • -identical to the
matron. of honour's.
Michael Doupe , of R. R. 4
Kincardine, nephew of the 'groom,
wa$ ringbearer. •
Brian Pollock of Ripley,,friend, of
the groom, was groomsman.
Ushers were John probks, broth-
er of the bride, of R. R. i `Shallow
Lake and Roy Davis, friend of the
groom, of R. R.. 1 Kincardine.
DOUPE
St. Andrew's United Church,
ipley, decorated with candelabra,
bonze and yellow mums and white
ows on the. guest pews, was the
etting for the marriage of Susan
mily Brooks of Ripley and
t.e'derick Alexander Doupe 'of
acardine on Saturday, February '
4th at 7 p.m.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
4arjorie Brooks of Ripley and the
rate Stewart Brooks. The groom is,
ie son of Mrs. Norval Stanley of R;
3 Ripley and the late Wan
kupe. ,
Rev. Carl Carnochan officiated at ,
ie double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Bob Harris was organist..
Given ,in . marriage by her uncle
im Brooks' of Ripley and her
tother, the bride wore .an empire-
BROOKS -Photo by Snyder
•
style gown of jersey with. a V-cut in
the bodice, a choker-like neckline
and self train. A Juliet cap held her
shoulder-length veil and she car-
ried a bouquet of red roses.
Matron of honour was the bride's
sister, Mrs. Ben Beishuizen of R.
R. 4 Ripley. She wore a jacket
ensemble, consisting of a mint
green polyester crepe gown with an
empire waist and A-line skirt and a
short jacket of . emerald -green
velvet with hood and tying at the
front. She carried a basket of
bronze rosés and yellovi cat-tails.
Bridesmaids were Mrs-.- Art
Helm, sister of the groom, of R. R.
1 Tiverton and Mrs: Gilbert Farrell,
friend of the bride, of R. R. 2
Ripley.
Flower girl was Miss Angela
The groom wore a Windsor-style
tuxedo with, a white dinner jacket,
black ruffled R.S..V.P. shirt, black
bow tie and, trousers:. His
attendants were attired similar to
the groom with black dinner jackets
and green ruffles on their R.S.V.P.
shirts.
A reception followed, in the
Ripley-Huron Complex auditorium
with music by the Blue, Moon.
Master 'of ceremonies was Jim W.
' Brooks, brother of the bride, of R.
R. 4 Ripley.
The bride's mother chose a
romance blue street-length jacket
dress ensemble. The sleeves and
collar of the jacket were trimmed
with maribou and she wore a
corsage of yellow sweetheart,roses.
The groom's mother wore .a
candy-pink gown with gathered
bodice, high neckline and maribou
cuffs. • Her corsage was white
feathered carnations and pink
sweetheart roses.
For travelling the bride chose a
powder-blue polyester pant suit,
Her corsage was yellow. roses.'
Following a wedding trip' to.
Freeport, Bahamas, the couple are
residing in Kincardine. -
The groom is employed at
Doupe's Equipment. Ltd., R. R. 4'
Kincardine.
Guests attended the wedding
from Brantford, Wiarton, PaiSley,
Shallow Lake, Shelbourne, South-
ampton, Toronto, and the sur-
rounding area.
80th BIRTHDAY
CONTINUED FROM' PAGE 1
with a pink floral arrangement,
candelabra with pink candles and a
birthday cake in pink and blue.
The cake was made and decorated
by a cousin, Mrs. Leonard MacIn-
nes. Pouring tea were Mrs. Jessie
Alibi, Mrs. Graham Pinkney and
Mrs. Allan Graham. Serving were
granddaughters and great niece's.
Receiving guests with Mrs.
MacIntyre were her 'son • Donald
and his wife;\ a granddaughter,
Mrs. Rosalea Lovell and a niece,
Mrs. Ted Collyer.
A short' program consisted 'of a-
solo by Frank MacKenzie, a duet
by Mrs. Philip Steer and - Mrs.
Donald Bell and a solo by Mrs.
Bell. Mrs. Donalda Scott, provided
the accompaniment • and music
throughout the afternoon. Greet-
ings and reminiscences were
expressed by Sandy Nicholson and
Mrs. Ted Collyer.
Mrs, MacIntyre was the recip-
ient of many lovely cards, flowers
and gifts.over a hundred friends
and relative's called during the
afternoon, bringing back memories
of how much. Annie has done for
many.
Relatives and friends were
present from Hamilton, Ajax,
Toronto, Strathroy, St. Thomas,
Goderich, Kincardine and Wing-
ham.
Participate In
Variety Night
One of the highlights of the
Variety Night "held in St. Mary's
School auditorium, Goderich on
April 2 was the Junior Farmers
Square Dance group of Ashfield
with' their caller Glenn Patterson of .
Goderich. The Variety Night was
.sponsored by Goderich and District •
Pro Life Group. ' • ,
Those taking part were Donna
Hackett, Riena '• Reurink, Dixie
Cameron, Don Ritchie,. Bill Mole,
Brock Hasty and Jim Ritchie.' -The
group danced two changes.
Other acts in the Variety show'
were singing,, violin and piano
selections, 'barbershop quartette,
magic show, a humorous skit and
family singing groups.
Funds raied will be used in the
continuing efforts of Pro Life to
protect the dignity of all life,
especially, that of the preborn
child.'
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