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64th annual In'nes'reun'ion ... «an, .. «4 wu'r' ' in St. Pauls attracts 90, some as far away as Winnipeg . The descendants of James Innes and Isobel Taylor held their 64th annual reunion on Aug. 14 in St. Pauls, 0nt., attracting 90 Innes rel- atives from the local area and from as far away as Winnipeg and Michigan. I'WH' . The Innes clan dates back hun- dreds of years, with its own tartan, crest and coat of arms. James Innes was born in Insch, Scotland in 1776, marrying Isobel sometime around the turn of the century. He died in 1836 and is buried in Insch, but Isobel and six of the Innes children emigrated to Canada in the 1840's, beginning the history of the Innes clan in Southwestern On- tario. Norma Howe of Embro is -the great-granddaughter of Alexander Innes. Alexander was the first of the Innes sons to come to Canada, arriving in 1843 and eventually set- tling in Zorra. Howe is secretary of the Innes Reunion, and has at- tended many reunions over the years. "I've always liked (the reun- ions)," said Howe. "We never missed them when I was a kid." "It's fun because I know my mother's generation and my gen- eration," she said, adding that the real test is to figure out the younger generations of the Innes lineage, The oldest of the Innes clan in at- tendance were Charles Lupton Sr., Rev. Dr. John Moses of St... John's United Church was invested as Chaplain of the 12th St. John's group last Sunday at the church's Sunday service. Presenting Mr. Moses, centre, with a stole are, from left, cubmaster (iieorgc li'innigan, Stratford district Boy Scouts appointed district council representative Grace Untucht, scoutmaster Bruce Ward and beaver leader l .yle Smith, all 01' Stratiord. of Tavistock, and Kitchner Innes, from Dekker, Mich., both 87, and Eva Pearson, 91, of Tavistock. Kenneth and Carol Innes and fam-- ily made the trek from Winnipeg. The Innes clan motto is "Be faithful," a sentiment that local Innes descendants seem to take to heart -- they are already looking forward to the 65th Innes Reunion in August 1995. For more informa: tion about next year's Innes reun- ion contact Norma Howe at 475- 4065. ' AAA/\AAAAAAAAAA 57th Annual ZORRA CALEDONlAN SOCiETY PROGRAMME JULY 1, 1994 Embro - Ontario OFFICIAL OPENING - 12:30 p.m. Chairman - President -- Bill Matheson O CANADA Led by Rev. Keith Hagerman Address of Welcome and Introduction - The President Of?cial Opening - Rev. A. G. Pease Massed Highland Fling 8:30 am. - Solo Piping Competition 9:00 am. - Dancing Competition 10:00 am. - Mini Marathon 12:30 pm. -- Official Opening -- Massed Highland Fling 1:00 pm. - Massed Bands 1:30 pm. - Band Competitions 1:45 pm. -- Athletic Events 4'30 p.m. - Massed Bands ANNOUNCERS Wilson McBeath Bruce McLeod Price 50c VVVVVVVVVVVVVV .. . "JONES-Y" . . . l ' Retired owner of ' City Produce Ltd: ' HAPPY 90th,_ Open Housetor . Herbert Jones ; '- ' German '3" ' Canadian Club' . Sat, August 20th ' 1:00-4:00p.m.'" '? 'AugUst 20. 1:704, From all your family Staff photo