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Nick and Eva Perry Of Detroit
Mark 5Oth Anniversary, Drennan Clan
Hold Family Reunion To Mark Occasion
• The. Drennan clan enjo ped a •
family' reunion in Detroit on May
20 when Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry
celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary. Mrs. Perry is the
former Eva Drennan.'
The Perrys, who were married
in St. Joseph Church, Kingsbridge
in 1923, celebrated their, annsver-
sary with family, relatives; and
members of their wedding parry,
Guests included their daughters
and sons-in-law, Mr. and firs,,
James White' and ?:sir. and, Mrs..
Charles Brinker, thirteen ?Alit -
children and two great-g'randctild-
ren.
Members of the Perry's wedding
party reunited for `the .occasion
were Mrs. Michael Law of Lond-
on, Ontario, the former M•:mica
Martin, who was the Perry's
bridesmaid, Mrs. Edwin King,
also of London, the former Mary
Clare, who was their flower girl
and • George Drennan of Detroit,
who was their best man.
'Other members of the. Drennan
family present for the occasion
were Mrs. George Drennan of
Detroit, Mrs. T. J. Drennan of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dren-
nan and Mr. and. Mrs. Henry
Drennan of Kingsbridge, Mr and
Mrs. Joseph Drennan of Toronto,
Edwin King of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Varden .of .Mr.. Clem. -
ens Michigan and Eugene .Dren-
nan , a student at the University
of Windsor.
Following an anniversary Mass
a St. Matthew .Church in Detroit
and a reception in the church
actirities. building, the guests
gathered for cocktails and dinner
at the Perry's home on Balfour.
Road.
THAT Bob MacKenzie, H. D.
Thompson and Clarence Greer
of Lucknow, Morley Bushell
of Wingham (fortherly of Holy -
rood); John Dahmer of Elmira
(formerly of Lucknow), Bert
King and Joe King of Teeswat-
er were among those who at-
tendedthe reunion of the 19th
SEE....
By TheSentinel
•
THAT Wallace Houston returned
last week from Ghana, West
•Africa, where he has been in
the employ of the Terra Survey
Company of Ottawa. He•came
by way of Canary Islands and
visited with friends in London,
England. Wallace is an aero-
plane mechanic and this time
has also been doing aerial photo-
graphy. He has been in Ghana
since September, 1972. He
returned on the week 'end to
Ottawa.
°THAT Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Elliott
and -Jamie of Lucknow were
guests of Miss Jeannette McDon-
ald of Wingham at her gradua
tion from St. Mary's School of
Nursing, Kitchener on June 7th.
Mr...and Mrs. Lorne McDonald
entertained in honour of their
daughter at a buffetluncheon at
the Wingham Golf Club follow-
ing the ceremonies. Mr. and.
Mrs. Tom,Andrew of Lucknow,
were, also guests at the • ' .
reception..
THAT on Saturday, June 2 the
congregation of Essex United
Church honoured Rev. and Mrs.
Gordon Geiger on the occasion
of their 25th wedding anniver-
sary and the 25th anniversary of
Mr. Geiger's ordination. Rev.
Geiger ,is, a former minister of
Lucknow United Church.
THAT Lucknow Presbyterian
Church was the scene on Satur-
day of the Kennedy reunion and
picnic. George Kennedy of
West Wawanosh was. the presid-
ent this year. A dinner was
served at noon. ' In the after-
noon, a dedication service was
held at South Kinloss Cemetery
in memory of Alexander
Kennedy and his wife Elizabeth
Gillies who were early pioneers
born in Scotland and settling in
this area in 1866. They were
buried at South Kinloss in 1903
and 1921.
THAT the trend with photograph-
ers today
hotograph-ers'today is to colour graduation
and wedding pictures which are
very pleasing to look at and,
understandably in demand by
the customer over black and •
white. However, for reproduc-
tion in the newspaper, they
present many problems, the
greatest, of which is the darken-
ing of facial tones to the point
where. they sometimes are not as.
acceptable as we would like. If
there is a choice, we would like
to receive black and white prints,
but if this is not possible, we
will do the best we can with the
colour photos. In any case, we
welcome all graduation photos
for publication in the paper.
THAT Mrs. Josie Lindsay and
family moved recently from.
their home on the Lucknow-Moly
rood road, north of Lucknow , to
the apartment of Floyd Stanley,
the former,Henderson house.
across from Silverwoods.
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1 25t -Anniversary
Will Be Sunday
KINTAIL NEWS
Ashfield Presbyterian Church
will celebrate its 125th anniver 7
sary on Sunday, June 17th , at the.
houursof 11 a.m. and'8 p.m.
Rev. George, Douglas M.S. ,
S..T.M. , D.D. , a great grand-
son of the first minister
Alexander Grant, will preach at
both services. Special music will.
be provided under the direction
of Mrs. Duncan Simpson, organ-
ist and director ofpraise.
Following the morning service
noon luncheon will be served
by the ladies.of the. congregation.
This will furnish a time for
fellowship and visiting among
old friends who have returned to
.their mother church for this his-
toric occasion.
Ashfield Presbyterian Church is
located on the Kintail sideroad
in a fine Huron County pastor-
al
astor-al setting, one mile south of
Lochash and four miles north
rth of
Kintail. ,
Honour Parent
4Qth Anniver
Mr. and Mn. Al Irwin
guests of honour at the ho
their daughter and son -in.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Gibson
a surprise party on Saw*
9 in honour of their fordo
ding anniversary. Family;
relatives were served a.de
dinner by their daughter:
and daughter -in OW
Gifts were then preset;
Olive and Al which were
fully received. Cards We.
ed to end an enjoyableer
Mrs. Irwin is the formol,,
Thompson, 'daughter of the
Mr . and Mrs. George Th
of Purple Grove. Al is•a
the late Mr.. and Mrs, T6
They have one daughttt::
Allan (Nancy) done son Bobbson of ',
Township
of Kinloss Townshipand six
grandchildren.
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SATURDAY, .JUNE 16th
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Sponsored by T,ucknow U.G.W.
JANE JOYNT
oynt, daughter o
George Joynt •o
actuated on Frida
'York University
a Bachelor of Fi
In Specialized H
and• Art Histor
aduating cerem
e on the campu
gthe ceremony
held for. the Fine
in the new Fac
its I i1ding.
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is and sister' Katl
a pf -Toronto;
agraduate of Carl
College, Toren
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ION SCOTT
nold Scott, son r
Arnold. Scott, R.
graduated fror.
Western Ontario c
tRe 6., receiving
thelor of Mechar
Science.
ng the convocati
er was held at
grant, London.
accepted aos
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ce., of Kitchens
sdutiel May 22,