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ARMS OR SECURITY?
A former Canadian am-bassad- or
to NATO said that
ordinary people who are
frightened by the prospect of
nuclear war can influence the
attitudes of governments to-war- ds
disarmament Project
Ploughshares — a Canadian
organization — also believes
that disarmament is an area
where public opinion can influence
the attitudes of governments
In a recent Minority Report
which opposes the official re-port
of the majority of the
House of Commons standing
Committee on External Affairs
and National Defence six MPs
express some grave deficiencies
in the majority report both in its
analysis of the effects of the
arms race and in its proposals
for action
Military spending now ex-cee- ds
$550 billion per year an
amount that is more than the
yearly income of the two billion
people in the world's poorest
countries At least 50 million
people Worldwide engage in
military activities whether in
the armed forces para-milita- ry
forces scientists and engineers
in research and development for
military purpose and workers
employed in the production of
vveapons
Five nations (US
USSR UK France and
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China) possess incredible num-bers
of nuclear weapons for
delivery by land-base- d missiles
aircraft or submarines South
Africa India and Israel are
viewed as nuclear-weapons-capa- ble
Increasingly atomic
devices' are reaching volatile
areas of the world where
tensions are high and safe-guar- ds
low It is only a question
of time before terrorists obtain a
nuclear device
Four years ago when arms
expenditures were approxi-matel- y
half of current figures
the first UN Special Session of
Disarmament concluded that:
Humankind is confronted with
a choice: we must hait the arms
race and proceed to disarma-ment
or face annihilation Yet
governments today ignoring
their own words pursue the
arms race Partofthe reason for
this is that governments conti-nu-e
to view security in narrow
terms While nuclear weapons
accumulate competitively
countries remain uneasy about
military security Project
Ploughshares asserts that as a
result security becomes more
elusive the difficulty of re-solv- ing
the underlying political
issues increases and the grow-in- g
insecurity generates a de-ma- nd
for more armaments
The Minority Report re-comme- nds
these 4 steps to-war- ds
arms reduction and
security: - NUCLEAR FREEZE Ca-nada
should put its full strength
into the campaign now getting
strength internationally: a glo-b- al
freeze on the testing pro-duction
and deployment of
nuclear weapons and their de-livery
vehicles - NO CRUISE TESTING
The Canadian government
KAIKENLAISTA
PUUTAVARAA
JA
RAKENNUSTARPEITA
Sähkö- - ja putkitus-tarpeit- a
— maalia
kohtuullisin hinnoin
RICHARD LAKE
LUMBER
& Builders Supply Ltd
PUHELIN 522-153- 1
Posti: Site 8 R R 3 Sudbury
Maantie 69 etelään
Richard Lake
LOUGHEED
HAUTAUSTOIMISTO
Hautaukset 100 mailin sateella
Sudburysta toimitetaan ilman
lisämaksua
PUHELIN 673-959- 1
252 Regent St South
Hazel kadun kulm Sudbury
SO H :
The bivouac sauna is expected to
Can we expect to see next
summer Finnish camping
sites littered with tents with
chimneys poking out of the
roof and clouds of steam bil-lowi- ng
from the door flap?
This may well be the case as
the Helsinki firm of Suonien
Saunatehdas Oy has just
started up the manufacture of a
camping sauna With ali its ac-cessor- ies
it fits into a small
wooden box that can easily be
stowed in the boot of a car
Ali sauna fans need to do is
to unload the 70-ki- lo box con-taini- ng
the tent and the sauna
stove complete with flue The
tent is pitched the stove is po-sition- ed
inside and the box is
A drop in
the Ocean
The first of the Boat People
arrived in Finland three years
ago
Now Finland is preparing
for 120 new far eastern refu-ge- es
most of them handicap-pe- d
in some way or other and
should deny the US per-mission
to test the cruise missile
system in Canada Canada
jeoparadizes its credibility as a
voice for peace by allowing tests
of nuclear weapons delivery
vehicles such as the Cruise
Missile which is patently
attack-oriente- d - PLEDGE AGAINST
FIRST USE Canada should
press ali nations to pledge never
ALUMIINIMIESTEN
HUOMIOON
Halutaan ostaa aluminium si-cli- ng
scarp (romua) paivan kor-keimpiin
hintoihin Rehellinen
punnitus
HOUSE OF METALS
45 Commercial Rd
Toronto I 7 Leaside
Kolme korttelia ctelaan Eglin- -
tonista itaan Laird Dnvesta
Puh 421-157- 2
Frank R Block
RO ja Roger Young
0J)
OPTOMETRISTIT
Puh konttori 674-40- 14 kotiin 673-070- 5
CITY CENTRE HUONE 216
Toisessa kerroksessa
SUDBURY Ontario
Vastaanotto ESPANOLASSA
Kesklv klo 11 ap — 9 lp
Puh 869-29- 20
retail at 500 dollars a time
used as sauna planks or boards
Ali that remains to be done is
to collect suitable Stones for the
sauna stove which can be
heated either by burning birch
twigs or butane gas
Once the sauna is heated ali
you need to do is to sit on the
sauna boards undressed of
course throw water on the
heated Stones thus producing
superheated steam and then
the sauna can begin
The tent sauna is not a new
idea in itself as it has been used
for ages in the Finnish army
but what is new is that it can be
fitted into a compact wooden
box Incidentally the sauna
can be used as an ordinary tent
too
their families A building is be-in- g
constructed for them and
rehabilitation is being
planned
Antti Seppälä a government
official who has just returned
from a visit to see them said
aftenvards: "We believe we are
carrying out the right policy in
accepting just these kinds of
abandoned folk" It seems a
small enough number to ac-commo- date but Seppälä esti-mat- ed that in ali Finland
could only take in five hundred
or so
to be the first to use nuclear
weapons
— CANADIAN DISARMA-MENT
EFFORTS Canada
should pledge that it will devote
one-tent- h of 1 percent ($ 7
million) of its defence budget to
disarmament efforts
What is more important:
adding to the danger of the arms
race or working toward future
security by comprehensive di-sarmament
measures?
The unstable economy jobs
and inflation are concerns
vhich we are ali grappling with
But the foreign affairs de-partm-ent
is supposet to reflect
the attitude of the majority of
Canadians so we should ali
make ourselves heard to gua-rant- ee
this
Kaarina M Luoma
AUNIiTA
UKKIA
UKKAKIMPPUJA
UKKALAITTEITA
Poiketkaa hakemassa
kukkakalenterinne
FLOVVER SERVICE
Puhelin 673-959- 1
252 Regent St S
Hazel kadun kulm
22 Durham St N
SUDBURY
ERILAISET
TILAISUUDET
TORONTO ?t j
CSJ:n Toronton osaston
vuosikokous Finn Centressä
215 Danforth Ave sunnuntai-na
helmikuun 20 päivä 1983
alkaen kello 1 iltapäivällä E-si- llä
sääntömääräiset asiat
Voimisteluharjoitukset haa-lill- a
torstaisin klo 10 ap Lau-luharjoitukset
klo 1 1 ap Uudet
ja entiset laulajat tervetuloa!
iEjäiöSsäs--
CANADA NL-SEUR- A jär-jestää
filmitilaisuuksia perjan-taisin
seuran huoneustossa 280
Queen St W Toronto alk klo
730 illalla
Elokuvat ovat joko englan-ninkielisiä
tai -- tekstillä varus-tettuja
Tulkaa ajoissa — ra-joitettu
tila!
CANADA NL-SEUR- A
977-581- 9
CANADA NL-SEURA- N mat-katoimisto:
CANSOV 596-- 1 323
280 Queen St W Toronto
Ont
SUDBURY
CSJ:n Sudburyn osaston
kuukausikokoukset pidetään
ukrainalaisella Jubilee haalilla
joka kuukauden toisena maa-nantaina
kello 1 1 aamupäiväl-lä
ellei asiasta toisin ilmoiteta
Sudburyn Seurakerhon vii-kottaiset
harjoitus- - ja ajanvie-tetilaisuud- et
Jubilee Centre
(entinen Finnish haali) joka tiis-tai
alkaen klo 10 ap
Uudet jäsenet tervetuloa
kerhomme toimintaan
Sävel kuoron harjoitukset
torstaisin Aika aina määritel-lään
tilanteitten mukaan Enti-set
mukaan ja uudet ovat
myöskin tervetulleita
THUNDER BAY
Ikinuorten kokoukset haa-lilla
316 Bay St joka kuu-kauden
ensimmäinen ja kolmas
keskiviikko alk klo 130 ip
'Kaiku' kuoron harjoitukset
ovat joka lauantai kello 1 päi-vällä
Entiset ja uudet laulajat
tervetulleita!
CSJ:n osaston kokoukset
joka kuukauden toinen lauantai
klo 130 ip
WANUP
CSJ:n Wanupin osaston no 9:n
kokoukset ovat kuukauden en-simmäisena
maanantaina
Osaston osoite: RR 3 Site 13
Box 6 Sudbury Ont P3E 4N1
BEAVER LAKE
Bingo kuukauden ensim-mäinen
sunnuntai kokous kello
1130 Bingo klo 1
KORJAUS
Katri Mäkisen hautajaisten
yhteydessä tehtiin lahjoituksia
sydansaatiölle eikä syöpäsääti-öll- e
kuten aikaisemmin
m
Object Description
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| Title | Viikkosanomat, January 31, 1983 |
| Language | fi |
| Subject | Finland -- Newspapers; Newspapers -- Finland; Finnish Canadians Newspapers |
| Date | 1983-01-31 |
| Type | application/pdf |
| Format | text |
| Rights | Licenced under section 77(1) of the Copyright Act. For detailed information visit: http://www.connectingcanadians.org/en/content/copyright |
| Identifier | VikkoD7000340 |
Description
| Title | 000060 |
| OCR text | J"I 'V{K % S "ii --rVS"' £' & i llN ' r 1 r1 VtVff'r 1ffiWyi'vS rtw „ 'T i'v f"? ' W ""M r Ha't ft v--4- Vv' V "" r itiT ?' 'fMiv' " 'rt1 i f ARMS OR SECURITY? A former Canadian am-bassad- or to NATO said that ordinary people who are frightened by the prospect of nuclear war can influence the attitudes of governments to-war- ds disarmament Project Ploughshares — a Canadian organization — also believes that disarmament is an area where public opinion can influence the attitudes of governments In a recent Minority Report which opposes the official re-port of the majority of the House of Commons standing Committee on External Affairs and National Defence six MPs express some grave deficiencies in the majority report both in its analysis of the effects of the arms race and in its proposals for action Military spending now ex-cee- ds $550 billion per year an amount that is more than the yearly income of the two billion people in the world's poorest countries At least 50 million people Worldwide engage in military activities whether in the armed forces para-milita- ry forces scientists and engineers in research and development for military purpose and workers employed in the production of vveapons Five nations (US USSR UK France and Do you have a winning ticket? 4E ? tfdUla A9 Winning numbers were 5 § 12 28 30 33 The bonus nuöa-be- r was 21 AH six reguIiSr numbers won $35473890 Ahy five of six regular numbers plus the bonus number won $2747810 Any five regular numbers won $135190 Any four regular numbers won $3350 Any three regular num-bers won $5 Early bird num-bers were 8 13 30 39 Ali four numbers on a ticket purchased by VVednesday won $12140 Lotto 649 Jan IS Winning numbers were 8 34 37 39 41 47 The bonus num- ber was 18 Ali six regular numbers were worth $127248080 but the winning combination was not selectepl Any five of the six regular numbers plus the bonus num-ber won $2785410 Any five regular numbers won $2 HI-OO Any four regular numbers vvon $8770 Any three regular numbers won $10 Winttario Jan 20 The winning number fqr $100000 was 633065 The first 5 or last 5 digits won $5000 first 4 or last 4 digits won $100 first 3 or last 3 digits won $10 Other prizes: $10000 — 708754 837529 $1000 — 03486 $100 — 6364 $50 — 1 2 3 4 4 5 in any order $10 — 076 Win'fall — 13 Pot o' Gold Jan 20 The winning number for $100000 in gold was 223051 for $50000 in gold 434889 for $25000 in gold 474960 for $10000 in gold 047504 There also are subsidiary prizes EProvincia! Jan 21 The winning number for $500000 was 2839757 Last 6 digits vvon $50000 last 5 digits vvon $1000 last 4 digits wöri $100 last 3 digits won $25 last 2 digits won $10 12 China) possess incredible num-bers of nuclear weapons for delivery by land-base- d missiles aircraft or submarines South Africa India and Israel are viewed as nuclear-weapons-capa- ble Increasingly atomic devices' are reaching volatile areas of the world where tensions are high and safe-guar- ds low It is only a question of time before terrorists obtain a nuclear device Four years ago when arms expenditures were approxi-matel- y half of current figures the first UN Special Session of Disarmament concluded that: Humankind is confronted with a choice: we must hait the arms race and proceed to disarma-ment or face annihilation Yet governments today ignoring their own words pursue the arms race Partofthe reason for this is that governments conti-nu-e to view security in narrow terms While nuclear weapons accumulate competitively countries remain uneasy about military security Project Ploughshares asserts that as a result security becomes more elusive the difficulty of re-solv- ing the underlying political issues increases and the grow-in- g insecurity generates a de-ma- nd for more armaments The Minority Report re-comme- nds these 4 steps to-war- ds arms reduction and security: - NUCLEAR FREEZE Ca-nada should put its full strength into the campaign now getting strength internationally: a glo-b- al freeze on the testing pro-duction and deployment of nuclear weapons and their de-livery vehicles - NO CRUISE TESTING The Canadian government KAIKENLAISTA PUUTAVARAA JA RAKENNUSTARPEITA Sähkö- - ja putkitus-tarpeit- a — maalia kohtuullisin hinnoin RICHARD LAKE LUMBER & Builders Supply Ltd PUHELIN 522-153- 1 Posti: Site 8 R R 3 Sudbury Maantie 69 etelään Richard Lake LOUGHEED HAUTAUSTOIMISTO Hautaukset 100 mailin sateella Sudburysta toimitetaan ilman lisämaksua PUHELIN 673-959- 1 252 Regent St South Hazel kadun kulm Sudbury SO H : The bivouac sauna is expected to Can we expect to see next summer Finnish camping sites littered with tents with chimneys poking out of the roof and clouds of steam bil-lowi- ng from the door flap? This may well be the case as the Helsinki firm of Suonien Saunatehdas Oy has just started up the manufacture of a camping sauna With ali its ac-cessor- ies it fits into a small wooden box that can easily be stowed in the boot of a car Ali sauna fans need to do is to unload the 70-ki- lo box con-taini- ng the tent and the sauna stove complete with flue The tent is pitched the stove is po-sition- ed inside and the box is A drop in the Ocean The first of the Boat People arrived in Finland three years ago Now Finland is preparing for 120 new far eastern refu-ge- es most of them handicap-pe- d in some way or other and should deny the US per-mission to test the cruise missile system in Canada Canada jeoparadizes its credibility as a voice for peace by allowing tests of nuclear weapons delivery vehicles such as the Cruise Missile which is patently attack-oriente- d - PLEDGE AGAINST FIRST USE Canada should press ali nations to pledge never ALUMIINIMIESTEN HUOMIOON Halutaan ostaa aluminium si-cli- ng scarp (romua) paivan kor-keimpiin hintoihin Rehellinen punnitus HOUSE OF METALS 45 Commercial Rd Toronto I 7 Leaside Kolme korttelia ctelaan Eglin- - tonista itaan Laird Dnvesta Puh 421-157- 2 Frank R Block RO ja Roger Young 0J) OPTOMETRISTIT Puh konttori 674-40- 14 kotiin 673-070- 5 CITY CENTRE HUONE 216 Toisessa kerroksessa SUDBURY Ontario Vastaanotto ESPANOLASSA Kesklv klo 11 ap — 9 lp Puh 869-29- 20 retail at 500 dollars a time used as sauna planks or boards Ali that remains to be done is to collect suitable Stones for the sauna stove which can be heated either by burning birch twigs or butane gas Once the sauna is heated ali you need to do is to sit on the sauna boards undressed of course throw water on the heated Stones thus producing superheated steam and then the sauna can begin The tent sauna is not a new idea in itself as it has been used for ages in the Finnish army but what is new is that it can be fitted into a compact wooden box Incidentally the sauna can be used as an ordinary tent too their families A building is be-in- g constructed for them and rehabilitation is being planned Antti Seppälä a government official who has just returned from a visit to see them said aftenvards: "We believe we are carrying out the right policy in accepting just these kinds of abandoned folk" It seems a small enough number to ac-commo- date but Seppälä esti-mat- ed that in ali Finland could only take in five hundred or so to be the first to use nuclear weapons — CANADIAN DISARMA-MENT EFFORTS Canada should pledge that it will devote one-tent- h of 1 percent ($ 7 million) of its defence budget to disarmament efforts What is more important: adding to the danger of the arms race or working toward future security by comprehensive di-sarmament measures? The unstable economy jobs and inflation are concerns vhich we are ali grappling with But the foreign affairs de-partm-ent is supposet to reflect the attitude of the majority of Canadians so we should ali make ourselves heard to gua-rant- ee this Kaarina M Luoma AUNIiTA UKKIA UKKAKIMPPUJA UKKALAITTEITA Poiketkaa hakemassa kukkakalenterinne FLOVVER SERVICE Puhelin 673-959- 1 252 Regent St S Hazel kadun kulm 22 Durham St N SUDBURY ERILAISET TILAISUUDET TORONTO ?t j CSJ:n Toronton osaston vuosikokous Finn Centressä 215 Danforth Ave sunnuntai-na helmikuun 20 päivä 1983 alkaen kello 1 iltapäivällä E-si- llä sääntömääräiset asiat Voimisteluharjoitukset haa-lill- a torstaisin klo 10 ap Lau-luharjoitukset klo 1 1 ap Uudet ja entiset laulajat tervetuloa! iEjäiöSsäs-- CANADA NL-SEUR- A jär-jestää filmitilaisuuksia perjan-taisin seuran huoneustossa 280 Queen St W Toronto alk klo 730 illalla Elokuvat ovat joko englan-ninkielisiä tai -- tekstillä varus-tettuja Tulkaa ajoissa — ra-joitettu tila! CANADA NL-SEUR- A 977-581- 9 CANADA NL-SEURA- N mat-katoimisto: CANSOV 596-- 1 323 280 Queen St W Toronto Ont SUDBURY CSJ:n Sudburyn osaston kuukausikokoukset pidetään ukrainalaisella Jubilee haalilla joka kuukauden toisena maa-nantaina kello 1 1 aamupäiväl-lä ellei asiasta toisin ilmoiteta Sudburyn Seurakerhon vii-kottaiset harjoitus- - ja ajanvie-tetilaisuud- et Jubilee Centre (entinen Finnish haali) joka tiis-tai alkaen klo 10 ap Uudet jäsenet tervetuloa kerhomme toimintaan Sävel kuoron harjoitukset torstaisin Aika aina määritel-lään tilanteitten mukaan Enti-set mukaan ja uudet ovat myöskin tervetulleita THUNDER BAY Ikinuorten kokoukset haa-lilla 316 Bay St joka kuu-kauden ensimmäinen ja kolmas keskiviikko alk klo 130 ip 'Kaiku' kuoron harjoitukset ovat joka lauantai kello 1 päi-vällä Entiset ja uudet laulajat tervetulleita! CSJ:n osaston kokoukset joka kuukauden toinen lauantai klo 130 ip WANUP CSJ:n Wanupin osaston no 9:n kokoukset ovat kuukauden en-simmäisena maanantaina Osaston osoite: RR 3 Site 13 Box 6 Sudbury Ont P3E 4N1 BEAVER LAKE Bingo kuukauden ensim-mäinen sunnuntai kokous kello 1130 Bingo klo 1 KORJAUS Katri Mäkisen hautajaisten yhteydessä tehtiin lahjoituksia sydansaatiölle eikä syöpäsääti-öll- e kuten aikaisemmin m |
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