Viikkosanomat, August 20, 1984

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"Mr Bicentennial Juhla
Two months have gone by
but with heavy work schedules
and summer holidays thingsjust
don't seem to get done on time
One of these is a report on the
Bicentennial Juhla which we
attended in Wanup the long
weekend in May The weekend
started with a Cabaret Dance at
the new Wanup Hall This was
our first visit to this super
facility and we were truly
impressed The people of Wa-nu- p
and Sudbury must be
commended on the fabulous job
they did particularly since most
of the work was done 'gratis' by
volunteers
The Pohjolan Pojat provid-e- d
the music for the cabaret and
we had a ball! This is a group
anyone would be proud to re-comm- end
to play anywhere
Saturday afternoon's concert
started at 1:30 with the singing
of O Canada and words of
welcome by Viljo Rinne Karl
Palomäki set aside his drum-stic- ks
(one of the Pohjolan
Pojat) to act as MC and his
easy comfortable manner help-e- d
us ali to enjoy the show
Numbers were performed by
the combined choirs Toronto
Senior Citizens Choir Sävel
Men's Choir Sudbury Mixed
Choir and the combined Senior
Citizens' Choir There were
solo numbers by Markus Lehto
on the accordian Annie Tyn-jäl- ä
from BC had a vocal solo
Liisa Lehto (accompanied by
Markus) and the Sudbury la-di- es'
sextet group gave us a taste
of their combined talents Lii-saa
choice of music was superb
and obviously she has passed on
her musical talents to Markus
Sudbury's ladies gymn group
were excellent and it's such a
pleasure to see that Elvi Dun-can
their director has pro-gress- ed
her group to modern
standards of rhythmic gymna-stic- s
with her use of mofern
apparatus The Toronto Senior
Citizens Kansantanhu group
directed by Helen Tarvainen is
always ä crowd pleaser as is the
Mahdolin Yhtye
Following the program a
general assembly meeting was
held to discuss progress with the
FCASFSCAUL History
Tom Hakala kindly donated his
recreation room for this event
for which we are very grateful
Approximately 30 people
attended and a lot of excellent
ideas and suggestions were
discussed Just briefly the
following proposalssuggestions
were made:
- we still need pictures (please
identify on the back WHO the
people are WHERE the pic-tur- e
was taken and WHEN
the year!!)
- we still need articles club
articles as well as individual
articles
- archives in Ottawa will be re-searc- hed
for minutes of Liitto
Kokous Annual Meetings and
club reports will be excerpted
- The Steering Committee of the
Liitto will research where the
different club trophies are now
particularly in cases where halls
were closed
- Steering Committee also to
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research and collect outstand-in-g
monies that may be in Liitto
Accounts to assist in preparing
the History If you are a mem-b- er
or past Treasurer of a club
that is still holding club funds
please let us hear from you
- We are still missing Liitto
Suurjuhla Program Booklets for
the following years: 1944-Tar-mo- la
1948-Kirkla- nd Lake
1954-Tarmo- la 1955-Sudbu- ry
1958-Po- rt Arthur Please rum-ma- ge
around and see if you
have any of these tucked away
and send them on to Elvi
Duncan 92 Hyland Dr Sud-bury
P3E 1R6
There was much round table
discussion and I would like to
send a vote of thanks to ali who
attended the meeting Material
is pouring in but there are still a
lot of gaps We need your help
articles pictures donations
suggestions etc
A follow-u- p note greet-ing- s
have been received from
George Saivo ali the way from
Finland He is following our
progress on the History with
much interest and it is such a
pleasure to receive encoura-geme- nt
from George who as
you know was gymn instructor
in the Thunder Bay area for
years George particularly
wants to say a warm hello to ali
his Thunder Bay friends
Following the meeting there
was time to grab a bit of supper
and then on to the Hall for the
Saturday night dance Leo
Niemi and Timo Kotilehto were
our musicians and after a delay
due to amplifier problems the
dance got under way and we had
a great time as usual
Sunday's program took
place at the Sheridan Audito-riu- m
in Sudbury and included
many of the choirs who sang on
Saturday as well as the Toronto
Finlandia Choir the combined
ladies' choir and the Sävel
mixed choir Leo Niemi en-tertain- ed
us with an accordian
solo and also accompanied a
soloist well known to ali of us
Thora Neil Thora's tribute to
the late Aino Heikkinen bro-ug- ht
tears to the eyes of many of
us as we recalled how beauti-full- y
they had sung as a duet
years ago Sanni and Veli Ken-talaa
sang a duet and for me
personally we don't hear them
often enough Such wonderful
talent! Sudbury's kansantanhu
group were a joy to watch and
the first half hour program
ended with a very thought
provoking speech by Osmo
Lahti
Intermission over the com-bined
soittokunta played a few
numbers followed by the To-ronton
kansantanhuryhmä To-ronton
Tuikut proved why they
are always an audience fa-vour- ite
my how they have
improved! So professional!
Sudbury Sävel choir closed the
show joining with ali of us in
singing the SJ March
With such a full weekend
wouldn't you think it would be
time to head home? No siree
first to Iris and Wimpy Hakalas
for a cool refresher and then
Records
An attempt by 19-year-- old
E Albuquerque of Por-tugal
to break the world
recorcl for nonstop dancing
ended in failure He had
to interrupt his marathon
m a Lisbon discotheque
cfter 91 hours The vvorld
icvord still tnnds at 162
hours
On May 2 the Rio de Ja-neiro
police marked a re-co- rd
of sorts: on that day
not a single murder was
committed in the city The
average is 10 a day
Bevvare: Fruit
"Ali fields of fruit and
vegetables in Brazil ought
to carry a sign showing a
skull and crossbones" wnte-th- e
Brazihan Manchete Ex-per- ts
have proved that
most of the fruit and
vegetables consumed by
Brazihans contain toxins
This is a result of the use
of herbicides many of
vvhich are produced under
US licence Brazilians are
demanding a law hmiting
the use of weed killers
Meanvvhile another Bra-zihan
magazine Veja ad-vis- es
people to refrain
from eating fruit and
vegetables But that is not
so easy for the milhons of
Brazihans vvho cannot af-fo- rd
milk let alone meat
Not the Pope
According to Le Soir a
record of Gounod's "Ave
Maria" with the label
"Jean-Pa- ul II Sings" is
being sold in Canada in
with Dolores Niskanen to
Taisto and Kay Länsi's for a
short visit Last but not least to
Nancy and Merv Manninen's
where we sang and danced until
the wee hours of the morning
Of course we imposed on Merv
and Mel to play us a few tunes
and when they got tired we sat
around the kitchen table and
talked about old times Hope
you made your meeting ali right
Matti
So many friends to visit
with and not enough time!
Thanks to Romo's and Sainio's
for the invites we'll make it
next time It was wonderful to
see everyone The concerts
were great and so were the
dances
A tremendous round of app--
lause to the organizers you
must have been delighted with
the results to the kitchen staff
volunteers the meals were
superb Congratulations to
everyone who participated in
the weekend you made it a
very special one Last but not
least a lift of the hat to the
audience who attended these
festivities I am sure you will
join me in saying that it was a
SMASHING SUCCESS!! See
you next year
Elsie Jokinen
Lottario Aug 4
Winning numbers were 1 3
10 18 28 34 The bonus num-be- r
was 26 Ali six regular num-bers
were worth $83035260
but the winning combination
was not selected Any five of
the six regular numbers plus
the bonus number won $86728-7- 0
Any five regular numbers
won $234490 Any four regular
numbers won $4860 Any three
regular numbers won $5 Early
bird numbers were 3 9 28 34
Ali four numbers on a ticket
purchased by Wednesday won
$7750
Lotto &4% Aug 4
VVinning numbers were 1 10
18 27 35 38 The bonus num-ber
was 30 Ali six regular num-bers
were worth $339663450
but the winning combination
was not selected Any five of
the six regular numbers plus
the bonus number won
$21793010 Any five regular
numbers won $328920 Any
four regular numbers won
$10370 Any three regular
numbers won $10
Sport Select My 3E-Äu- g5
Winning results were 1 1 1
Neste vvarms to
Saudi deal
Neste oil company seem likely
to participate in a huge petro-chemic- al
complex under con-structi- on
in Saudi Arabia
They have said a profitabilty
study prepared by themselves
and Agip part of the Italian
ENI group with whom they
would be cooperating looks
very promising and that in ali
likelihood they would go in on
the project
They could invest in up to 15
per cent of the Fmk 25 bn
complex being built at al-Ju-b- ail
but Neste's vice managing
director Jussi Rinta believes
their share is likely to be nearer
ten per cent While no final
decision is likely to be taken
until early June Rinta says the
readiness for the Pope's
September visit there The
Vatican has pubhshed an
objection: the recording
was made not by the Pope
but by a professional singer
Nevertheless the advert has
served its purpose and the
record continues to sell
very nicely thank you
raking in money for the
businessmen who issued it
Like Father
Unlike Daughter
According to the Spanish
newspaper Pais Patty
The American multi-nation- al
giant ITT is
to consolidate its use of Fin-land
as a bridge to the Soviet
Union They are at present
searching för Mr Right to coor-dina- te
their Soviet trade con-duct- ed
through Helsinki
Their subsidiary in Finland
Standard Electric
Oy are acting as head
hunters The successful appli-ca- nt
who will be based in Hel-sinki
will coordinate the prod-uct
range on offer by the vari-ou- s
ITT companies in different
countries to the Soviet Union
He or she will be in direct con-ta- ct
with the Brus-sel- s
based Eastern
Division The company
stresses that this in no way
means a winding down of any
3 2 2 3 3 2 2 1 2 1 No one
selected ali 13 results correctly
no one selected last 12 results
correctly last 11 results won
$218960 no one selected last
last 10 results correctly last 9
results won $36495 last 8 re-sults
won $13685 last 7 results
won $12880 last 6 results won
$2065 last 5 results won $575
last 4 results won $225
The winning number for
$200000 was D034506 Ali six
digits won $25000 the first 5 or
last 5 digits won $5000 the
first 4 or last 4 digits won $100
the first 3 or last 3 digits won
$10 VVinning numbers for
$100000 were: D048889
B325566 C330544 Other prizes:
$10000 — 510940 007785
$1000 — 89596 $100 — 9587
$50 — 4 5 6 7 8 8 in any
order $10 — 220 Win'fall —
53 Mystery Bonus — 003780
Provincial Aug 10
The winning number for
$500000 was 1481667 The last
6 digits won $50000 last 5
digits won $1000 last 4 digits
won $100 last 3 digits won $25
last 2 digits won $10
signs are extremely positive
The entire plant is projected
to produce 500000 tonnes of
MTBE a high octane petro-leu- m
component a year Neste
would also be involved in mar-ketin- g
the product They are
already among the first in Eu-ro- pe
to market MTBE from
other sources
Doubts have been expressed
in Europe about the possibility
of foreign companies getting
burned in the Saudi Arabian
government sponsored ven-ture
considering the level of
saturation in the European oil
products market Another
plant is consid-ere- d
unnecessary to say the
least But Neste hope to avoid
such problems by concentrat-in- g
on a narrow market
THEOLtCR THE BETTER}
SANDRA -- YJUGET
ATTENTION- - wrrHOur
INTENTION
Davis the younger daughter
of President Reagan is
most unhappy with the
mihtarist course being
pursued by the present
American
The girl makes no bones
about her anti-w- ar views
To avoid being identified
with her father she refuses
to use his surname prefer-rin- g
rather her mother's
ITT seeks new Soviet connection
Communications
Puhelinteol-lisuu- s
company's
Operations
pe-trochem- ical
Administration
other of their tirms' eastern op-erations
Lasse Heideman marketing
director of Finland's ITT said
personnel would continue to
travel to the eastern bloc direct
from the other companies as
before "It is just that the per-son
we are looking for will sup-po- rt
the trade ÖF the other
units This is simply because in
practice business with the So-viet
Union can be handled
most smoothly through Fin-land
The initiative for the new
coordinator came about
through discussions we have
had with Brussels
Total value of Soviet trade
between the European ITT
companies and the Soviet Uni-on
is estimated at a good Fmk
200 million ($36 m) of which
the Finnish operation accounts
for more than half
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