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| | The Commission grants a licence for a two-year period MARCH 27,1969 ERKA BETTY YATES BRIDE ELECT A Bridal Shower to honour Bride Elect Betty Yates was held in the Community Church Hall on Sunday evening. Meridith Coe was the hostess, assisted by her Mother, Mrs. H. Coe, Mrs. Stella Brown, Mrs. Rose Dakin, and Mrs. T. Koinig. ' Gifts were displayed under a huge pink umbrella. The brides grandmother Mrs. J. Lawrence decorated a hat with the ribbons from the packages . Betty sat in a decorated chair, and was assisted in opening her gifts by Meredith Coe and Caroline Yates. A delicious lunch was served from a lace covered table, enhanced with spring flowers and tall tapers. s IB iS ' at GEM TEXACO SERVICE Corner Mill Road & Highway I7 - - Phone 3359 Insurance = Donald BENO FIRE AUTO LIABILITY NOTARY PUBLIC - PHONE 195 SCHRIEBER INTERMENT IN SCHREIBER CEMETARY Funeral services for Mrs. Alexander Priske, 61 who passed away in a Toronto Nursing Home, on March 13th., were held in St. Martin's Roman Catholic Church, Terrace Bay with Father McGuire officiating, on March 17th. Mrs. Priske, who was born in Port Arthur, spent many years in Bourlamaque, Quebec. In ill health, she moved to a nursing home four years ago. She is survived by a daughter Ruth, Mrs. Ross Mitchell of Terrace Bay, two sons, Paul Priske of Crystal Lake, Illinois, Nelson of Toronto, two bro- thers, Eugene of Nipigon and Mel Nicol of Terrace Bay. Achalf sister also survives, Mrs. Lucille Canadian Radio-Television Commission ' announces the following decisions Jon applications neard at its fifth Public Hearing in Ottawa, Ont., on February 4, 5 and $, 1969. Fur- ther decisions will be announced later. CATV APPLICATION Decision CRTC 69-48 | TERRACE BAY, ONT. Application for a licence by Lakeshore Community Television Ltd., to carry on a CATV broadcasting undertaking to serve Terrace Bay, Ontario. Decision: APPROVED Reasons: In the opinion of the Commission, the broad { casting receiving undertaking will provide a satisfac- | tory service to viewers in the area. "Parker of Port Arthur. Interment was in the family plot in Schreiber . Afternoon Auxiliary - continued from page 4 Devotions for April will be Mrs. E.Evans-Smith and unch convenor will be Mrs. McCausland. KINSIMEN EASTER BINGO HAM & CASH MONDAY - MARCH 31 TIME -- 7:30 P.M. TOWN HALL Schreiber REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE TICKETS ONLY $1.00 = EXTRA CARDS.2 Jack Pots & Door Prize | subject to the conditions which will be specified in the licence.