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LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERS CHURCH.
Worship Service 11:Q0 Raffle
Sunday School 11:00 ciao.
REV ALLISON J. 11AMSAY, MINISTER
Nursery downstairs icor
Children under 4
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN
REFORMED. CHURCH
invites You To Worship With. Them O41
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
10 acme and 7:30 p.m..
Nursery downstairs morning evening
EVERYONE WELCOME
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PASS BY-LAW
TAKE NOTICE that the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the Township of Huron
will take into consideration the passing, and if approved, will pass at its meeting to
be held on the 20th day of October, 1986, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon,"
at the Council Chambers in the Township Office, Tain.Street, Ripley, Ontario,the following
By -Law:
A By-law for stoppinw op and selling the lands described in Schedule
°'A" below.
The Council will, at the aforesaid time and place, hear in person or by his counsel,
solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected
by the By-law and who applies to be heard,
The proposed By-law and a Plan showing the portion of the highway being closed may
be seen at the office of the undersigned or 4t the 'office of the Clerk at the ToWnship
of Huron.
DATED this 10th day of September, 1986.
HANEY, WHITE, OSTNER
ENGLISH & LINTON
Barristers and Solicitors
45 Erb Street East
Waterloo. Ontario
Solicitors for the Township of Huron
SCHEDULE "A"
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the Township of Huron.; in the County of Bruce and Province of Ontario and
being composed of:
FIRSTLY: South Half of Lot 37, Concession VI and Road Allowance between Concession
A and Lot 37, Concession VI, designated as PART 3, Plan 3R;2742.
SECONDLY: South Half of Lot, 37, Concession VI and Road Allowance between Conces-
sion V and Concession' VI, designated as PART 6, Plan 3R-2742.
THIRDLY: Road Allowance between Concession V and Concession VI, designated as PART
9, Plan 3R-2742:
FOURTHLY: Part of Lot 31: Concession A,: designated as PART 13, Plan 3R-2742.
FIFTHLY: Road Allowance between Concession &and Concession -V. designated as PART
14, Plan 3R-2742.
SIXTHLY: 'Road ' Allowance between Concession A and Lot 37, Concession, Vi. Road'
Allowance between Concession V and Concession iV and Road Allowance between Con-
cession A and Concession V, designated' as PART 20, Plan 3R-2742.
SEVENTHLY; Road Allowance between Concession V and Concession VI, designated as.
• PART 24, Plan 3R-2742.
St. Helens hosts meeting
The first fall meeting of the Huron County
Historical Society was held in St. Helen's Ind
stitute Hall on Sept. 23 with the St. Helen's
Institute as hostesses.
Mrs. Bruce Raynard was .at the piano and
played many old time melodies while
umbers gathered.
The president, Isabel Theedam called the
meeting to order. Dora Batkin, secretary-
treasurer, read the minutes and gave the
treasurer's report.
All members received a newsletter in
September telling thein of a. special meeting
of the couneirof the Historical Society when
they recommended trait all the material in
the Archives be turned over to the Huron
County Pioneer Museum to be kept in the
Archives in the new museum being built,
The council also recommended that a vote
be taken at this meeting to find out what the
members wished. Consequently a vote by
ballotwastaken and the motion was passed
by a huge majority that the Archives be
moved to the Huron County Pioneer
Museum when it is ready.
The Historical Society will still carry on,
gathering, sorting and cleaning material as
they have been doing for the past twenty
odd. years.
The October meeting will be the annual
dinner held at Brucefield United Church.
Mrs, Moffat of the St. Helen's Institute
presided for the program. Janet McPherson
had prepared a paper on the early history of
St.. Helens with the first Presbyterian
Church built in 1865.Soon an Anglican
Church was built and people walked miles
or came by wagon or sleigh to worship.
The store building is 125 years old and the
Miller family was connected with the store
for 95 years. It closed in 1978. There was also
a two room school grist miaw mill, tile
and brick yard,potash p'1int, and
dressmaker. A thriving village known as the
capital of West Wawanosh Township. Now
all that remains is the Institute Hall, the
soldier's memorial and the big bell of the
church,
Keith Roulston thanked Mrs, Cooper who
had given the spendid paper. Ceclia Ait-
chison gave an account of the Institute
organized in 1905, From the beginning they
have been•hard' workers and are still going
strong.
Rev. Jennings, a former Anglican
minister in the Lucknow area, alsospoke,
stressing how important it is to preserve all
this information.
The St. Helen's Institute ladies served ,•
refreshments. Bessie McNee, on behalf of
the Society, expressed their appreciation to
the ladies and the meeting adjourned.
Ashfieldfarmerdies at age .83
Frederick Silvio Vassella
Frederick Silvio . Vassella of R. 3,
Goderich died at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital on September 18,:1986 at
the age of 83.
A farmer in Ashfield Township, he was a
member.' of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, Kingsbridge.
Born in Chester, England on November
5, 1902,. he was .a son of the late Edward
Patricio Vassella and Maria Tosio of
Poschavio, Switzerland.
He married Leona 'Tajll.on, who
predeceased hire.
Ho is. survived by six "daughters,
Maureen and Delmar Maize of Unionville;
Yvonne and. Ji# ::Sinnett, I3etty. , Lou and
Mike Dalton, Eileen and,Danny Wilson. and.
Linda. and Art Bowler, all of Kingsbridge
and Dianne and Paul Wisser of Willowdale
and one son, Carl' and Joan • Vassella of
Chatsworth.
AA sister, Rosie ` Baker. of England. 24
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survive.
He was predeceased by one sister and
two brothers. •
The funeral mass was conducted at St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church,
Kingsbridge on September 22,=1986 at. 10:30
a.m. by Father E.J. Dentinger..
Honorary pallbearers 'were Bill
Johnston, John MacKay, Jack Drennan,
Larry Maclntyre, Stu MacLennan and Er-
nie Gibson.
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Pallbearers were Edmond Sinnett, Tom
Sinnett, Fred' Durnin, Mike .Durnin, Dan
Wilson and. Jim Maize. ,
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