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- JUNE 8, 1977 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 JOSUS : Funeral services for the late Herman Hugo Josus of Terrace Bay were held June 2nd at the Terrace Bay Community Church. Worship was con- ducted by Reverend John Nelson, Pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Nipigon. Herman Josus died in Toronto General. Hospital on May 29th after a short illness. He was born January 11, 1925 in Rauna, Latvia and fought for his country during the German invasion of Russia. He was a prisoner of war in Belgium and later served with the American Armed Forces. He came to Canada in October of 1947 where he worked as a wood- cutter near Beardmore. In 1954 he was employ- 'ed by Kimberly-Clark in Terrace Bay, first living in Schreiber then moving to Terrace Bay in 1962. He was a member of the volunteer fire brigade; ambulance driver; belonged to the Loyal Order of the Moose; an avid gardener and skilled carpenter. Survived by his wife Aldonna, daughter Leslie, stepdaughter Darlene Suc, all of Ter- race Bay and stepson Garry Suc of Toronto. He is also survived by his mother Irma, two brothers and two sisters, all residing in Latvia. He was predeceased by his father in 1941, Pallbearers were Joe Butans of Schreiber; "Arvid Avotins of Thunder Bay; George Dashkew- ytch, Reg Northcott, Marius Papineau and Bob Weaver, all of Terrace Bay. : Honourary pallbearers were Art Connors and John Mikus of Terrace Bay; Bruno Einats and Arvid Gruntmanis of Thunder Bay; M. Tenisons "of Sydney, Australia and Zanis Zuzans of Fish- ing River, Manitoba. Attending from out of town were Mrs. Helen Howe, Mrs. Anna Gruntmanis, Mrs. Lily Avotins, Mrs. Milda Vinters, Mrs Anna Vilcins and Mr. Peter Rinkevich, all of Thunder Ray; and Mrs. ~ Anna Spidans of Schreiber. Al Charr, the P.C. Candidate in Lake Nipigonj 'has announced that he has written to the Minis--- ter of Lands and Forests that it is imperative that the area lakes surrounding Terrace Bay and Schreiber and Marathon be restocked with fish of all types. Mr. Charr stated that the lakes in the area have been fished out and the local people have lost a lot of their recrea- . tion because of this. The Honourable Frank Miller, Minister of " Lands and Forests agreed to give the matter , consideration and will respond to Mr. Charr very shortly. Mr. Miller advised Mr. Charr that more land use permits will definitely be continuously pressed his department to follow this practice. In addition Mr. Charr has requested more grants towards the Schreiber Recreation Com- plex. "Our costs of construction are very much higher in the North then they are in Southern Ontario and yet we get the same grants" said Mr. Charr. "This is ridiculous, we should have at least another 25% more in such grants or even a 100% subsidy. Recrea- tion in the North is a necessity not a luxury" he concluded. If elected he stressed that he will work towards this part of his programme for Terrace Bay and surrounding area. ] 2 a a 0 ho NA FEAR PRESERVE FORESTS COMNE CINEMA TERRACE BAY = ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-3771 NEW SUMMER HOURS Sunday to Thursday -- 8.30 p.m. Friday & Saturday --7 & 9 p.m. Thurs- Fri-Sat THIS YEAR ITIS.. rom Beyond The Grave Sunday - Monday June 9-10-11 June 12-13 Adour .. "MEL BROOKS COMIC MASTERPIECE Hollis Alpert SATURDAY HEV.EW YOUNG Tues-Wed June 14-15 FRANNENSTE ROGER , STACY i MOORE * KEACH - PEOPLE = AN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PFLEASE RESTRICTED : available to local people after Mr. Charr had