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FEBRUARY 28, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I5 W.I. Meeting - cont'd ...... and their son Michele, Schreiber's New Year baby, were welcomed, with Councillor Norman McCuaig, who presented the town's silver cup to the baby. Mrs. cook, on behalf of the Kinettes presented a gift and the many other beautiful and useful ones from local merch- ants, the W.I. members and other friends, were presented by Mrs. Todesco. The tea table was centred with a special cake and lunch served by Mrs. Harvey McCanna, Mrs. Nelson Smith and Mrs. Peter Dzioba. Photo by I. McCuaig - Mrs. J.D. Bryson, charter pianist receives corsage from Mrs. C. Todesco, president. MRS. J. CORBETT BURRIED IN SCHREIBER The funeral of the late Mrs. Jack Corbett, nee Mary Louise Riley, whose death in a Thunder Bay Hospital occurred on February I4th, at age 8I was conducted in St. John's Anglican Church, Schreiber on February I7th by Rev. Arthur Chabot of Marathon. Miss Wendy Weaver was the organist. Honourary pall bearers were Fred Harness, Tom Bolan, Jack Bryson, Jack Handel, Bruce Simon and W.T. Wallace. Active bearers were George Riley, Ted Riley, Irving Bailey, Robert Krause, Jim Duggan, all nephews of the de- ceased, and Brian Soucey. Interment was in Schreiber cemetery. Prior to the Church service the burial rites of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Lady Trainmen were conducted in the McNally Funeral Home. Mrs. Corbett's immediate survivors are two daughters - Kitty, (Mrs. Tom Whitton), and Betha (Mrs. Wesley Miller), four grand- children and nine great-grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Robert Winters and Mrs. Wally Greenshields, brothers Robert and Clifford all of Schreiber and George Riley of Mount Forest, and Herbert Riley of White River. She was predeceased by a daughter, Ethel, in 1936 and by her husband, in 1965. . Mrs. Corbett had resided in Pinewood Court, Thunder Bay, for the past four years. Attending the service from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. George Riley, Mount Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Riley, Miss Roberta Parent, White River; Jack Winters, Shirley Winters, Mrs. Eva Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bailey, Mrs. David Burnside, Mrs. Charlie Riley, Mr. and Mrs. G.L. McCuaig, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Soucey, Mrs. E. Goodwin, Mrs. Harvey Stephen- son, Mrs. Eva Brown of Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Fred McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Farrow, Mrs. Wi. Miller, Mrs. Eva Haughn, Miss Barb Haughn, Mrs. John Santerre, Terrace Bay; and Mrs. Eugene Legault, Rossport. P.C. RIDING EXECUTIVE The Progressive Conservative Thunder Bay Riding Association elected the following ex- ecutive at a meeting in Nipigon on Feb. 12th: Mrs. Hilda Holm, Geraldton, president; Don Smith, Nipigon, first vice-president; Cos Filane, Schreiber, second vice-president; Ethel Douglas, Nipigon, third vice-president; Ben Nelson, secretary-treasurer; Stan Hodgkiss Terrace Bay and Jim Golding, Nipigon auditors. Two directors will be appointed by each local within the Riding. No nominations were made for a Y.P.C. representative. STUDENTS CURLING In a canny move on the part of the Schreiber Curling Club some thirty-six school students are actively involved in curling, as part of their P.T. activities. The instructors, mem- bers of the club who volunteered their services include Kay Fraser, president of the women's club, D'Arcy Furlonger, Paul Gauthier and John Small, of the Holy Angel's School staff. The kids' precision in delivery may be questionable - their enthusiasm, never. Nor that of the encouragement of their instructors. For from such early enthusiasts come later members of clubs. THE TERRACE BAY JUNIOR HOCKEY WATCH RAFFLE WAS WON BY GEORGE DAKIN OF TERRACE BAY