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« June 17, 1965 THE NEWS Page 9 top service THE ® MOUNTAIN VIEW RESTAURANT HWY 17-= - SCHREIBER Under new management ART & EVELYNE DUNNING Proprietors * TAKE OUTS % Ice for sale outside NO T-1 CoE SCHREIBER TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS Residents are asked to take notice that By-Laws Nos .464 and 465 of the Township of Schreiber passed on the 8th day of June, 1965. By-Law No.464 sets out th at a fee of $15.00 will be charged for every month or portion of a month the Trailer is located inthe Township and fee must be payable in advance. By-Law No.465 Sets out that the Township of Sch Schreiber will prohibit the use and prohibit the owner or lessee of any Trailer from permitting the use of any Trailer for the living, sleeping or eat- ing accommodation of persons within the Munici- pality with the exception of the Trailers now loca- ted in the Municipality. Also the change of ownership or tenancy of any one of the Trailers now located in the Municipal- ity will result in the Trailer having to be moved out of the Township. A copy of the By-Laws may be seet at the Muni- cipal Office during office hours. THE SCHREIBER MUNICIPAL COUNCIL R.C .Skinner, Clerk. Macchi, Mrs.R.Macchi, Mrs.S.DePaulo, Mr.& Mrs.A.Favuzzi, Mr.& Mrs.M.Borgo, Port Arthur, Mr.& Mrs.F .Staltari, Miss R.Crupi, Ft.Will iam. MARIA COMMISSO WEDS (Continued from P. II) The older attendants wore similar gowns, the of honor in blue and the bridesmaids in rose pink. They were wilk organza with scoop necklines, short sleeves and full skirts. Wisp veils were held by crown of drop pearls edged with tiny flowers. Their flowers were cascades of miniature white mums and carnations tipped to match their gowns. The flower girl's frock was blue with tight bodice and very full skirt, a circlet of flowers holding her curls and she carried a basket of tiny mums and pink lily of the valley. The groom was attended by his brother Joe, his cousin Cosimi Figliomeni and the bride's uncle, Joe Commisso. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was given in the Town Hall. At an afternoon reception the groom's mother received in a blue ensemble with white tulle hat and corsage of red carnations. The bride's mother chose a two piece model in blue with hat and accessories in white and corsage of pink carnations. In the evening a wedding dance was enjoyed with Slongo's orchestra from the Lakehead playing. The bride and groom left by car for a wedding trip to the west coast and down through the States, the bride travelling in an acqua walking suit, white hat and accessories and corsage of red roses. They will make their home in Schreiber. Among the many guests were Mr.A.Trichilo, Mr. | & Mrs.D.Ruso, Mr.& Mrs.E.Sgamballuri, Toronto; Mr.A.Alfarano, Sudbury; Mr.& Mrs.E. (Next col .)