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" 1 Parents for peace
How does one taik to a child
about nuclear war? Most don't
A new Toronto based organi-zatio- n
Parents for Peace feel
that it is a mistake True it is a
big terrifying reality a possi-bilit- y
most adults flnd difFicult
to understand let alone to ex-pla- in
to their children But Su-san
Goldberg a research
psychologist at Toronto Hos-pit- al
for Sick Children main-tai-ns
children are aware of the
nuclear war danger vvithout
their parents uttering a vvord
They hear it discussed on TV
and radio It is frightening for
children but having their pa-rents
teli them not to worry
about it makes it even more
frightening says Goldberg
Children have a stake in
having a world peacefull world
around then to grow up in It is
around them to grow up in It is
necessary for them to be in-tellige-ntly
aware and resolved
to save the planet A big part of
this is having parents who are
actively vvorking for nuclear
disarmament
"This makes the diffe-renc- e"
says Goldberg "from
child feeling helpless about the
situation which is beyond their
control to the children viewing
the vvorld as a place where their
actions make a difference"
Joe Vise a nuclear phy-sici- st
and another Parents for
Peace also maintains that pa
rents have to provide a good
role model if children are going
to grow up feeling optimistie
about their future instead of
apathetic "Kids who were in-volv- ed
in the huge peace march
in Toronto made it into joyous
occasion" said Vise "The
children saw they weren't
alone they weren't powerless"
Parents for Peace have ta-k- en
nuclear disarmament into
the schools vvorking through
the local school boards they
have used speakers infor-mati- on
kits films and pamph-les- s
to make speaking about
unspeakable easier
Peace is justifiable topic to
have on the agenda of parent-teach- er
meetings in children-base- d
community and library
programs even in daycares
Some Parents for Peace have
even organized pot-luc-k dinners
in their neighborhoods where
parents and older children get
together and discuss the issues
Loftario Oct S
VVinning numbers were 15
18 21 23 24 38 The bonus
number was 35 Ali six regular
numbers were worth $350799-8- 0
but the winning combina-tio- n
was not selected Any five
of six regular numbers plus the
bonus number won $1482160
Amr fiTO rocfnlnr rminhprs unn
$223420 Any four regular
numbers won $4660 Anv three
regular numbers won $5 Early
bird numbers were 21 22 32
36 AU four numbers on a ticket
purchased by Wednesday won
$34720
Lotto S49 Oct 8
Winning numbers were 13
23 37 43 48 49 The bonus
number was 27 Ali six regular
numbers won $55659620 Any
five of the six regular numbers
plus the bonus number won
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Contact Parents Peace
531-81- 01 write
Statiön Toronto On-tario
M5S
Congress Canadian
Women Newsletter
Peace much more
than absence war
Some people think peace
vveapons
thafs
certainly
The 1984 Budet
Finnish Government
proposed Fmks
billion budget 1984
represents increase 137%
current year's budget
servicing
excluded
governmenfs principal
objectives 1984
budget
reduction unemployment
considerable slowing-dow- n
inflation
further strengthening
central government's fi-nan-cial
position achieved
curtailing growth ex-pendit- ure
forecast Finland's
domestic product
increase
unemployment
inflation
approximately Meamvhile
current account deficit ex-pect- ed
remain around
ofGDP
according
comparison made
OECD Finland's
expressea per-centa- ge
GDP market
prices close inter-national
average pro-vision- al
figure 368%
government expects
overall levels
percentage point
disposable
income households ex-pect- ed
scales adjusted downwards
reflect projected
inflation
GROWTH FIRST
HALF-YEA- R
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Finland almost
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'v'iAi ÄAr-i:- ' &fr n & -- mmMm peace is also no öne having to go
to tfcd''huÄgry? group"homes
being set up where they can best
serve their residents vvithout
any hassles out senior citizens
getting the best of care because
they certainly deserve it and
having the whole world acc-essib- le
by wheelchair
Peace is children being able
to play on the streets and in the
parks without having to be
suspicious of every stranger
Peace is all-encompas-sing
Who can be against it?
Diane Savard
Toronto
(Toronto Starletterssept 12-8- 3)
and Prospects
during the first six months of
1983
S alora pioneerS
two-wa- y cable TV
Salora Scandinavia's lar-ge-st
manufacturer of colour
television sets is to supply the
city of Tampere with Europe's
first extensive two-wa- y cable
television system serving some
22000 homes The highly-advanc- ed
system will not only
enable vievvers to place instant
orders for programmes but can
also be used for arm-cha- ir
shopping opinion-pollin- g and
a wide variety of other ac-tivit- ies
Salora is also in the fore-fro- nt
of the development of
equipment for the reception of
TV satellite transmissions and
has already commenced deli--
venes to switzenana ana
portugai
Diamonds in the sky
Finnair the Finnish natio-nal
airline jointly owned by the
Finnish State and private in-vest- ors
celebrates its diamond
jubilee this year
The sixth oldest operating
airline in fhe world_ _Finnair has
- y
its origins in the airline com-pany
Aero Oy set up on 1
November 1923 by Bruno
Lucander Flight operations
began in March 1924using a
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Poiketkaa hakemassa
kukkakalenterinne
FLOVVER SERVICE
Puhelin 673-959- 1
252 Regent St S
Hazel kadun kulm
22 Durham St N
SUDBURY
LOUGHEED
HAUTAUSTOIMISTO
Hautaukset 100 mailin säteellä
I Sudburysta toimitetaan ilman
lisämaksua
PUHELIN 673-959- 1
252 Regent St South
Hazel kadun kulm Sudbury
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& Imports
Suomalaisten lihajalosteiden
valmistaja Torontossa
1 33 Laird Dr Toronto 1 7 Ont
Puhelin 425-045- 0
Mummo kaikkia laatuja tuoretta
lihaa lihajalosteita säilykkeitä
juustoja Icipaa ym ruokatavaraa
suoiaan tehtaalta
Aukioloajat
Maanantaina suljettu
Tnstai 86
Keskiviikko gf
Torstai gfr
Perjantai g-- y
Lauantai 8_2
ALUMIINIMIESTEN
HUOMIOON
Halutaan ostaa aluminium si-di- ng
scarp (romua) paivan kor-keimpiin
hintoihin Rehellinen
punnitus
HOUSE OF METALS
45 Commercial Rd
Toronto 1 7 Leaside
Kolme korttelia etelään Eglin-tonis- ta
itaan Laird Drivesta
Kih: 421 1572
For a
Consideration
Maureen Reagan the 42-year-- old
daughter of the
US President has decided
to try her hand at boosting
the popularity of the in-cumb- ent
of the White
House among American
women voters She plans to
campaign for her father at
women's meetings But
Maureen Reagan does not
intend to do this free
gratis and for nothing Ac-cording
to the magazine
Der Spiegel (West Ger-many)
she has signed a
contract with the leadership
of the Republican party
which will pay her for her
services
joka
was not
kottaiset
the Finnair
foreign
latest list jäsenet
Tokyo making Finnair the only
airline fly non-sto- p from
Western to Japan The
airline also operates the
densest domestic networks in
world in relation to
lation levels with desti
nations
announced results
the year 198283
show profit Fmks
writings-of- f Fmks
1139 million rose by
16% to Fmks 2264 billion and
total 3290100 passengers
were carried - increase
over the preceding year
Frank R Block
RO
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OPTOMETRISTIT
Puh konttori 674-40- 14 kotiin
erry centre huone
Toisessa kerroksessa
SUDBURY Ontario
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Ikinuortenkerhon toiminta-paikka
Finn-Cent- re on avoinna
kello 10 jälkeen jokaisen viikon
torstaiaamuna Tervetuloa ren-toutumaan!
Juodaan kahvia ja
pelataan bingoa
CSJ:n Toronton osaston
jäsenkokous pidetään Finn--
Centerissä sunnuntaina
raskuun päivä iltapäivällä
Sunnuntaina marraskuun
13 p kello iltapäivällä To-ronton
osaston järjestämä tilai-suus
jossa Irma Milnes (Laak-so)
kertoo kokemuksistaan
Maailman Rauhanliiton konfe-renssista
jossa hän oli yhtenä
edustajana Canadasta Kahvi-tarjoilu
Tervetuloa!
Sunnuntaina marrask 27
p kello iltapäivällä on Toi-men
Naistenkerhon vuotuiset
joulumyyjäiset kahviaiset
Lahjoituksia otetaan kiitolli-suudella
vastaan
CANADA-NL-SEUR- A jär-jestää
filmitilaisuuksia perjan-taisin
klo 8 pm ja sunnuntaisin
klo 2 pm seuran huoneustossa
280 Queen St W Toronto
Elokuvat ovat joko englan-ninkielisiä
tai -- tekstillä varus-tettuja
ajoissa — rajoi-tettu
tila!
NL-SEUR-A
977-581- 9
CANADA NL-SEUR- AN mat-katoimisto:
CANSOV 596-13- 23
280 Queen St Toronto
Ontario
SUDBURY
CSJ:n Sudburyn osaston
kuukausikokoukset pidetään
ukrainalaisella Jubilee haalilla
Sävel harjoitukset
torstaisin Aika aina määritel-lään
tilanteitten mukaan Enti--
set mukaan ja uudet ovat myös
kin tervetulleita!
THUNDER BAY
Ikinuorten kokoukset haa-lilla
316 Bav St ioka kim- -
kauden ensimmäinen ja kolmas
keskiviikko alkaen 130
Voimisteluharjoitukset en-simmäinen
ja kolmas keskiviik-ko
klo ja lauluharjoituk-set
klo
CSJ:n osaston kokoukset
joka kuukauden toinen lauantai
kello 130
WANUP
CSJ:n Wanupin osaston
No 9:n kokoukset ovat kuu-kauden
ensimmäisenä maanan-taina
Osaston osoite: RR 3 Site 3
Box 6 Sudbury Ontario P3E
4N1
BEAVER LAKE
Bingo kuukauden ensim-mäinen
sunnuntai kokous
130 Bingo kello
kuukauden toisena maa-nantaina
kello 1 1 aamupäiväl-Junker- s
F-1- 3 seaplane and it lä ellei asiasta toisin ilmoiteta
until the 1930s that Sudburyn Seurakerhon vii-land-ba-sed
machines began to harjoitukset- - ja ajan-b- e
used Strong growth began vietetilaisuudet Jubilee Centre
after war and today (entinen Finnish haali) joka tiis-fli- es
to 37 major cities: tai alkaen kello 10 ap
The addition to the of Uudet tervetuloa
international destinations is kerhomme toimintaan!
to
Europe
one of
the popu- -
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| Title | Viikkosanomat, October 24, 1983 |
| Language | fi |
| Subject | Finland -- Newspapers; Newspapers -- Finland; Finnish Canadians Newspapers |
| Date | 1983-10-24 |
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| Format | text |
| Rights | Licenced under section 77(1) of the Copyright Act. For detailed information visit: http://www.connectingcanadians.org/en/content/copyright |
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| OCR text | nwr WMmsc ' JäM lllfll fi ' " 1 Parents for peace How does one taik to a child about nuclear war? Most don't A new Toronto based organi-zatio- n Parents for Peace feel that it is a mistake True it is a big terrifying reality a possi-bilit- y most adults flnd difFicult to understand let alone to ex-pla- in to their children But Su-san Goldberg a research psychologist at Toronto Hos-pit- al for Sick Children main-tai-ns children are aware of the nuclear war danger vvithout their parents uttering a vvord They hear it discussed on TV and radio It is frightening for children but having their pa-rents teli them not to worry about it makes it even more frightening says Goldberg Children have a stake in having a world peacefull world around then to grow up in It is around them to grow up in It is necessary for them to be in-tellige-ntly aware and resolved to save the planet A big part of this is having parents who are actively vvorking for nuclear disarmament "This makes the diffe-renc- e" says Goldberg "from child feeling helpless about the situation which is beyond their control to the children viewing the vvorld as a place where their actions make a difference" Joe Vise a nuclear phy-sici- st and another Parents for Peace also maintains that pa rents have to provide a good role model if children are going to grow up feeling optimistie about their future instead of apathetic "Kids who were in-volv- ed in the huge peace march in Toronto made it into joyous occasion" said Vise "The children saw they weren't alone they weren't powerless" Parents for Peace have ta-k- en nuclear disarmament into the schools vvorking through the local school boards they have used speakers infor-mati- on kits films and pamph-les- s to make speaking about unspeakable easier Peace is justifiable topic to have on the agenda of parent-teach- er meetings in children-base- d community and library programs even in daycares Some Parents for Peace have even organized pot-luc-k dinners in their neighborhoods where parents and older children get together and discuss the issues Loftario Oct S VVinning numbers were 15 18 21 23 24 38 The bonus number was 35 Ali six regular numbers were worth $350799-8- 0 but the winning combina-tio- n was not selected Any five of six regular numbers plus the bonus number won $1482160 Amr fiTO rocfnlnr rminhprs unn $223420 Any four regular numbers won $4660 Anv three regular numbers won $5 Early bird numbers were 21 22 32 36 AU four numbers on a ticket purchased by Wednesday won $34720 Lotto S49 Oct 8 Winning numbers were 13 23 37 43 48 49 The bonus number was 27 Ali six regular numbers won $55659620 Any five of the six regular numbers plus the bonus number won J2 'J 1 1 Contact Parents Peace 531-81- 01 write Statiön Toronto On-tario M5S Congress Canadian Women Newsletter Peace much more than absence war Some people think peace vveapons thafs certainly The 1984 Budet Finnish Government proposed Fmks billion budget 1984 represents increase 137% current year's budget servicing excluded governmenfs principal objectives 1984 budget reduction unemployment considerable slowing-dow- n inflation further strengthening central government's fi-nan-cial position achieved curtailing growth ex-pendit- ure forecast Finland's domestic product increase unemployment inflation approximately Meamvhile current account deficit ex-pect- ed remain around ofGDP according comparison made OECD Finland's expressea per-centa- ge GDP market prices close inter-national average pro-vision- al figure 368% government expects overall levels percentage point disposable income households ex-pect- ed scales adjusted downwards reflect projected inflation GROWTH FIRST HALF-YEA- R Total industrial production Finland almost $36204130 regular numbers $292630 Any regular numbers $9770 Any three regular num-bers won$ Wintario Ocf winning number $100000 503258 first'5 digits $5000 4orlast4dig!tswon$100jfirst digits pnzes: $iuuuu uib 715865 $1000 05520 $100 order Win'fall Mystery Bonus 843083 ProvinciaB Oct winning number $500000 4351063 digits $50000 digits $1000 digits $100 digits digits ?Wf ' '' ' If ' l i ' I l r L " - i '"V Jf? Au 1 V A --J iftj-lJ- ä k ' ' A JS Cv! A „ih ClVulJ "fM for at: or PO Box 611 -- P- 2Y4 from of is of means no war and no and it It's part of it but The has a 844 for This an of on ±Q or i ito ir tne costs or tne state debt are The for as set out in the draft bill are the of a in the rate of and a of the own to be by It is that gross will by 3 per cent next year will fall to 5% and the rate oi slow to 6% the is to at 2% Last year to a by the total tax re- - venue as a of at was to the with a of In 1984 the tax to rise by half a but at the same time the real of is to rise by 1% if tax are to the 6% rate IN in rose by 2% Any five won four won 10 13 The for was The or last 5 won first 3 or last 3 won $10 — — -7- 900 $50 — 1 2 3 3 4 9 in any $10 - 966 -- 75 — 14 The for was Last 6 won last 5 won last 4 won last 3 won $25 last 2 won $10 '" l! A ~'u rf JSS #1 g in 'v'iAi ÄAr-i:- ' &fr n & -- mmMm peace is also no öne having to go to tfcd''huÄgry? group"homes being set up where they can best serve their residents vvithout any hassles out senior citizens getting the best of care because they certainly deserve it and having the whole world acc-essib- le by wheelchair Peace is children being able to play on the streets and in the parks without having to be suspicious of every stranger Peace is all-encompas-sing Who can be against it? Diane Savard Toronto (Toronto Starletterssept 12-8- 3) and Prospects during the first six months of 1983 S alora pioneerS two-wa- y cable TV Salora Scandinavia's lar-ge-st manufacturer of colour television sets is to supply the city of Tampere with Europe's first extensive two-wa- y cable television system serving some 22000 homes The highly-advanc- ed system will not only enable vievvers to place instant orders for programmes but can also be used for arm-cha- ir shopping opinion-pollin- g and a wide variety of other ac-tivit- ies Salora is also in the fore-fro- nt of the development of equipment for the reception of TV satellite transmissions and has already commenced deli-- venes to switzenana ana portugai Diamonds in the sky Finnair the Finnish natio-nal airline jointly owned by the Finnish State and private in-vest- ors celebrates its diamond jubilee this year The sixth oldest operating airline in fhe world_ _Finnair has - y its origins in the airline com-pany Aero Oy set up on 1 November 1923 by Bruno Lucander Flight operations began in March 1924using a AUNIITA UKtflA UKKAKIMPPUJA QKKALAITTEITA Poiketkaa hakemassa kukkakalenterinne FLOVVER SERVICE Puhelin 673-959- 1 252 Regent St S Hazel kadun kulm 22 Durham St N SUDBURY LOUGHEED HAUTAUSTOIMISTO Hautaukset 100 mailin säteellä I Sudburysta toimitetaan ilman lisämaksua PUHELIN 673-959- 1 252 Regent St South Hazel kadun kulm Sudbury ' ' - p i n i f r i ' J - w ' -- - "# m '?? ' " ' &&! h vi W)i '-- _ f 4V poods & Imports Suomalaisten lihajalosteiden valmistaja Torontossa 1 33 Laird Dr Toronto 1 7 Ont Puhelin 425-045- 0 Mummo kaikkia laatuja tuoretta lihaa lihajalosteita säilykkeitä juustoja Icipaa ym ruokatavaraa suoiaan tehtaalta Aukioloajat Maanantaina suljettu Tnstai 86 Keskiviikko gf Torstai gfr Perjantai g-- y Lauantai 8_2 ALUMIINIMIESTEN HUOMIOON Halutaan ostaa aluminium si-di- ng scarp (romua) paivan kor-keimpiin hintoihin Rehellinen punnitus HOUSE OF METALS 45 Commercial Rd Toronto 1 7 Leaside Kolme korttelia etelään Eglin-tonis- ta itaan Laird Drivesta Kih: 421 1572 For a Consideration Maureen Reagan the 42-year-- old daughter of the US President has decided to try her hand at boosting the popularity of the in-cumb- ent of the White House among American women voters She plans to campaign for her father at women's meetings But Maureen Reagan does not intend to do this free gratis and for nothing Ac-cording to the magazine Der Spiegel (West Ger-many) she has signed a contract with the leadership of the Republican party which will pay her for her services joka was not kottaiset the Finnair foreign latest list jäsenet Tokyo making Finnair the only airline fly non-sto- p from Western to Japan The airline also operates the densest domestic networks in world in relation to lation levels with desti nations announced results the year 198283 show profit Fmks writings-of- f Fmks 1139 million rose by 16% to Fmks 2264 billion and total 3290100 passengers were carried - increase over the preceding year Frank R Block RO ja OPTOMETRISTIT Puh konttori 674-40- 14 kotiin erry centre huone Toisessa kerroksessa SUDBURY Ontario Vastaanotto ESPANOLASSA Keskiv — 9 Pnh 869-29- 20 B 'CIITI 4 IODT V 1 ? iTi' 1 fiNuuMii r wv( ) „ fä$ iMmt L- i- t " J n -- - tilaisuudet r j s -- it:c --k -- " TORONTO ! Finn Centre 465-898- 1 Ikinuortenkerhon toiminta-paikka Finn-Cent- re on avoinna kello 10 jälkeen jokaisen viikon torstaiaamuna Tervetuloa ren-toutumaan! Juodaan kahvia ja pelataan bingoa CSJ:n Toronton osaston jäsenkokous pidetään Finn-- Centerissä sunnuntaina raskuun päivä iltapäivällä Sunnuntaina marraskuun 13 p kello iltapäivällä To-ronton osaston järjestämä tilai-suus jossa Irma Milnes (Laak-so) kertoo kokemuksistaan Maailman Rauhanliiton konfe-renssista jossa hän oli yhtenä edustajana Canadasta Kahvi-tarjoilu Tervetuloa! Sunnuntaina marrask 27 p kello iltapäivällä on Toi-men Naistenkerhon vuotuiset joulumyyjäiset kahviaiset Lahjoituksia otetaan kiitolli-suudella vastaan CANADA-NL-SEUR- A jär-jestää filmitilaisuuksia perjan-taisin klo 8 pm ja sunnuntaisin klo 2 pm seuran huoneustossa 280 Queen St W Toronto Elokuvat ovat joko englan-ninkielisiä tai -- tekstillä varus-tettuja ajoissa — rajoi-tettu tila! NL-SEUR-A 977-581- 9 CANADA NL-SEUR- AN mat-katoimisto: CANSOV 596-13- 23 280 Queen St Toronto Ontario SUDBURY CSJ:n Sudburyn osaston kuukausikokoukset pidetään ukrainalaisella Jubilee haalilla Sävel harjoitukset torstaisin Aika aina määritel-lään tilanteitten mukaan Enti-- set mukaan ja uudet ovat myös kin tervetulleita! THUNDER BAY Ikinuorten kokoukset haa-lilla 316 Bav St ioka kim- - kauden ensimmäinen ja kolmas keskiviikko alkaen 130 Voimisteluharjoitukset en-simmäinen ja kolmas keskiviik-ko klo ja lauluharjoituk-set klo CSJ:n osaston kokoukset joka kuukauden toinen lauantai kello 130 WANUP CSJ:n Wanupin osaston No 9:n kokoukset ovat kuu-kauden ensimmäisenä maanan-taina Osaston osoite: RR 3 Site 3 Box 6 Sudbury Ontario P3E 4N1 BEAVER LAKE Bingo kuukauden ensim-mäinen sunnuntai kokous 130 Bingo kello kuukauden toisena maa-nantaina kello 1 1 aamupäiväl-Junker- s F-1- 3 seaplane and it lä ellei asiasta toisin ilmoiteta until the 1930s that Sudburyn Seurakerhon vii-land-ba-sed machines began to harjoitukset- - ja ajan-b- e used Strong growth began vietetilaisuudet Jubilee Centre after war and today (entinen Finnish haali) joka tiis-fli- es to 37 major cities: tai alkaen kello 10 ap The addition to the of Uudet tervetuloa international destinations is kerhomme toimintaan! to Europe one of the popu- - 21 Recently for fiscal a of 372 million after Turnover a of an of 1 % Roger Young 0J 673-070- 5 216 klo 11 ap lp mar- - 13 1 1 ja Tulkaa CANADA W kuoron kello ip 1 1 ap 12 ip 1 kello 1 i ä i I"1 |
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