Vapaus, March 17, 1955

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tuntenanojatuoUinsa, '~''
— Sinä näytät kovin väsynM-^ |
rakicaanj. O l i i o sinulla kova lyöpäv
^ aimoja:
.'ijikeaiaj
ti
vjr3s:oss3si, kysyi hänen
i — E i niinkään, vastasi
] mutta kun juoksupoika :uli
• mään vapaapäivää s;tä varten.'e"i|
i h ä n voai osallistua isoäitinsä hayv;
, jaiiHni. niin-minä halusin antaa, hi.l
; neJle muistettavan opetuksen ja
i nin h ä n e n mukanaan,
i — Ja-sinä. luonnollisesti sait nähfil
e t t ä poika meni pallopeliä
' maan.
; — E i Ollut sellaista onnea —"se o'.!
k i n hänen isoäitinsä hautajaistiläi]|
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i VAATTEE.N LÄPI
i Matsonska vei miehensä muotinäv;.
i telj-yn. Nuoren tytön esittelemä iiii.
i puku miellytti kovasti ilatsonskaa"
j Tuo voi5l.„plJa hieno laitos mei.
' dän illanvietossamme ensi •viiko"-.
sanoi hän toivoen, että - mies ostaifi
leningin hänelle.
:.— Kyllä vain., myönteli Matsoi
Lähetä hänelle kutsukortti.
«Iiii» lie^^
KO .\EVVS IS GOOD NE^VS
Toronto Still Exists Despite Siience
Toronto. — The screen. of silence s will be a big surge ahead^in this acti-regarding
Toronto activitieri Ls being i vity during the year. The proposed
lifted. We heard rumors that the ; inrt^ructcrs courscs v i i i help greatly.
€d:tor was almost ready to consider j Another feature of thls activlty is the
Toronto ncn-exist€nt. It is a justi- fclk-dancing that has been started.
fiable position considenng . the ab-serxe
cf any information about To- j ^ GOOD "VTOSIKOKOUS-ror/.
o activities on the. "Club News" j The club had its (vuosikokous on
page. February 13. It may be a Uttle late to
HOCKEV VICTORY FORECAST "'^^^ ^ " * ^ew words won't
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ä : ' muuten kui'n atomivoimao
käytöksi rauhanomaisissa tarkoi­tuksissa,
jos teitä siihen pyydetä,
täisiin työskentelemään? -
Vastaus: Olen neuvostokansalaina
ja koko neuvostokansan rinnalla oles
valmis palvelemaan kansaa kaiki!;2
1 voimillani ja keinoilla. Mutta ha-
I luaisin muistuttaa herroille lehtimie-
! hllle, että koko neuvo.sto:<ansa puo-lustaa
rauhaa ja vaatii atomi- ja ve'.
tyaseiden kieltämistä.
V. Ma-evski (Pravdan kirjeen,
vaihtaja): Äskettäin julkalaiun.
lausuntonne johdosta, herra pro­fessori
väiletään länsimaiden leli-ulstössä
ja radiossa, että te olet-te
antanut tämän lausuntonne
vastoin tahtoanne. Haluaisin
kuulla mielipiteenne tästä kysy­myksestä.
u-r-i
To begin vvith. the hockey team is
entered in the play-do\vns. The team
lost their first game last Sunday, but
the>- are vers' confident tbej''ll -vvin
this series. It.waa a case of Sunday
being "just one of those dayi" and
tlie breaks \vere definitely against
the.team.-."^ V
TWO PLAYS ENTEEED
Rehearsals are. underR'ay for the
Drama Festival.-. Tlie Toronto entries
are a drama in Finnish entitled-"Jär­jestäytyminen
on voimaa,"'. which is
about events in a manufacturing
plant, and a. comedy. entitled -"Pot
Luck', which is about ne\vlyweds and
their ne\v ho.me and odd landlord.
The plays -will be presented i n Toron­to
one-week before the : fe.'-|.ival in
Sudburj-,
GFM AND FOLK-DANCING •
Gj-mnastic claa^es for ali age.s havc
been in progress ali yeai-. :However,
a lack of instructors has -«'eakened
ihe club's position i n thj.s field. The
. Vastaus: Molse: väitteet ovat suo­problem
is • i n the process of being
rastaan naurettavia. Mutta tämähä: ^-overcome and.it is expected that there
ei suinkaan ole eilsi kertaa, kun ulks-mainen
lehdistö julkaisee moisia väit­teitä./
•• •
Lopuksi B: Pontecorvo lausui !«•
vomuksen. että- tilaisuudessa lääni-olevat
toimittai-sivat lehdistölle *
jektiivisen selostuksen konferenssisti
(SIBt.
hurt. One thihg that helped the
meeting a lot .was the presentation of
proper written reports. They were
a l i gocd and greatly stimulated dis-cussion.
Si>ecial mention should be
given to the secretary's report for Its
clarity and objective criticism.
Tne new executive committee ia
made up of W. D. Böhm, chamnan;
LiUian Lehto, Secretary; George Gus-tafson.
treasurer and first vice-pre-sidcnt;
Allan Illbury, membership'
Secretary; Don Pitkänen, membership
Secretary ;'L2n Boström, property and
archives; Jim Turner, prcperty and
achives and second 'vice-president;
\V. W. Böhm, executive Secretary and
property; Henrj* Saloranta, property
and educatioiial; Guy Lähde, who is
au alternate executive. membcr, was.
asked to work aa head of a reorganiz-e-
d edueational and r-ublicity commit-tee.
•
Also the executive members wcrc
given specific fields of activities for
purposes of contact and reporting.
The division is as folloavs:: Women's
aciivities, L i l l i an Lehto; children's ac­tivities,
Don Pitkänen; men's gym
and track and field. Len Boström:
hockey. Allan Illbury; "Spark" Guy
Lähde; dramatics and contact vvith
Finnish Organization, "VV. D. Bobm;
Tarmola reconatruction,: J im Turner.
INDOOR JUMP MEET
A day has been picked for the i n -
dcor jump champlonships. It is A p r i l '
23. The next day the club will bc
holding its '^Vuosijuhla". F.vory ef-fort
was made to obtain ice for the
liitto hockey champlonships at the
same time but to no avail. It scenis
that there are more hockey teanxs
playmg now than ever before i n the
Toronto area. Contaots have been
made to make sure of ice for next
year. Official notices "and material.
regarding the indoor jump mcct will
be out shortly.
YOUTII FESTIVAL CAiVIPAIGN
The club has also dccided to do
everj-thmg it can to aid i n organizing
the sprarUi day at the Ontario Youth
Festival by supplying officials and
equipment. -
Tlie club is also participitting in the
cainpaign for raising money to.scnd
delegates to the AVorld. Peace Con-gress
and/or the WGrld Youth Festi­val.
The club's nominations for dcle-gates
have already gone to the n.^tio-nal
executive.
I fiuppose from tlic forogoinrr it
should be obvious that things havc
been popping down iiere, deroitc the
.silence. — V,"DB.
fTraining Possibitiiies Are Unlimited For
Young Sportsmen in the Soviet Union
4 osuus
EILUSTI
s-uutta tilausta;
;hurista "rapioita"
kotipaikan ylösnousemus, siUä' Sudbui;
een 16 uutta tilausta, joten Vapaus on ji
itäyksen aikana 146 uutta tilausta. 3IuUi
r ä s t ä .
sti:
IS rapioiksi. Whitefishista on saapunut ji
luden täyttämistä 200-pro.senttisesti. Snd-ti:
Emil Johnson 2, Paavo Rauhala 1, B» J28 which are subject for ratification
) Salo 4 j a Victor Humasti 1, yhteenöU^ under the rules of the Oiympics. The
marksmen set up 19 records
the. recent global shooting
The steady improvement of the
\VSSR standards te.stifies to the sweep
that sports are acquinng in the
SSR. In the com-se of the last'kix
^'ears the national records -K-erebet-tered
2545 times. Duding tho first 11
lonths of 1954 alone, 412 newrccords
;^-a-ere ratificld in the country. It is
f worth noting that_ 103 of them, that
is a quarter of the ^tdtal number, top
the World achievements. The record
I holders and World champions include
athletes, gymnasts, -«.'restlers, skiers,
weightlifters, speedsters,.- hockey play-ers,
chess players, marksmen, etc.
The weightlifters, for instance, who
took the World title for the third time
this year, hold 13 records out of the
[inut 30 uutta tilausta osuuden ollessa S{>^Sovie
iaapui 1 tilaus ja Torontosta on tähii
Yrjö Korpi 1 j a A. T. Hill 1, kummatiä
unut 28 uutta tilauspa osuuden ollessa H
listyy "suunnitelmien mukaan" ja joillakis
n hyvin. Mutta tavoitteesta puuttuu vi«5
e t t ä jälelläolevan 13 ryntäyspäivän aikana
ta päivässä. Sitäpaitsi, 25fc uuden tilank
eilu£ti ylitetyksi ja niinmuodfiin on syjti
rantaa..
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1 Ja
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pääsipä äijä Neuvostoliittoon ja oh
ällistynyt; suorastaan loukkaaiitun-A
kimvkukaan ei kiinnittänyt hänea
huomiota enempää Mori'covassa 'ku2
Odessassa — puhumattakaan ,"va:
jostamlsesta". Yh kaksi kuukautu
matkusteli NL:söa korkeahko virto-mies
McDuffy (junalla 3.200 kilo-net-riä.
lentokoneella 13,000 km) ja myön­si
Colliersiu makasiiniin kirjoitumis-saan
matkakuvauksissa, että Xä^'^
"vertai:»';aan vailla olevaa . UikkimJ^-
vapautta." vaelteli "aivan yksin useis­sa'
kaupungeissa,'' valitsi, "itse umpi­mähkään
puhetovereita ja paikkoji"
joissa halusi kä5'dä.
• Zaslav^i sanoo, että amerik­kalaiset
jotka onnistuivat CSAm
rautaesiripun läpi pääsemään
XeuTostolUttoon, alkavatkin ilse
kotiin palattuaan paljastaa bnm-pnnkiksi
Göbbelsin keksimää
"NeuvostoUiton rautaesirippu"
Nyt Iowan viljan- ja siankasvatTis-valtlossa
muuan sanomalehti on es:t-täiiyt.
e t t ä kutsuttalsUn -iTidysvalK»
Wn neuvostolainen maatalousvaö
retkikunta; tutusttunaan Tisa^*'*'^'
asioihin. Mofuovan radiossa iw^^''
t i l n Uo n ä i n - h y v ä n ehdotuksen jo-^
dosta. SUtä paikasta lähtevät, -
U S A : n viranomaiset vain '^i'^^'^'
viisumin.
Mutta, mutta y . .
Taas on ristinä amerikiaJa^"--
rautaesirippu^ _
Hearst-vainajan aikamiespojan
tistolmlsto INS puistelee P ^ * "^
"Vaikeudet cvat niyös juridisia-
Carranhi lain mukaan e i v ä t k o n ^'
nistlsen puolueen Jäftmet pääfic » '
dysvaltoihin." . . .
during
meets.
What is the reason for the steady
progress made by Soviet sportsmen?
The secret of Soviet sports lies in
its mass nature. Millions of people
both. m the towns and countryside
20 in for phys:cal training and sports.
Most of them belong to the sports
societies. which have at thetr dls-posal
the necessary coaches and ins-,
tructors. as well as differcnt facillties,
stadmnvs, .sv/imming pools. alp:nc
öamps, skiing station";, cycling tracks,
giTOs and, courts.
There are 23 tradc union sports so­cieties
i n . t h e.USSR. The workers and
employees of every separale branch
cfth*'Soviet national economy have
sport clubs of their own. Thus, those
•who work on the railways belong to
the Locomotive sport society,^ the
miners to the Shakbter society, the
iron and Steel workers to the -Me-tallurg,
etc.
I n some of the Union Tlepjiblics
there are also mixed sports societies
whose membership does not follow
trade unioni affiliation. In latvia,
for instance, there i s the Daugava
sports society which unltes machlne-builders,
schoolmasters, and reprc-sentatives
of other branches of the
national economy. The Kalev society
i n Estonia and Jalgiris i n Lithuania
follow the same pattern.
Besides the trade union sports so­cieties,
there are also a niunber of
societies i n the Soviet Union such as
the Dynamo, the Spartak etc. The
rural sportsmen axe uniteä i n sepa-xate
sports societies set up i n every
Union Republic of the USSR In the
postwar years.
AU the sports societies are large
organizations with a membership
running into tens. of thousands.The
Nauka students' sports society and
the Medik society, cach of them has
a membership of 300,000. .The Bure-vestnik,
which unites Communications
workers. and vorkers of the trading
and catering networks, has 200,000
members, and Metallurg — 180,000.
The training and coaching of So­viet
sportsmen is done. in the main,
by sporUs societies v/hich arc amply
provided with the necessary where-witlaal.
Thus,. i n 1954 the Metalliurg
society received from the trade unions
50,000 rubles for this purpose. .
An important part in thC;training
of sportsmen is played by "the com-^
mittees for physical culture and sport,
State organs which direct and control
this procesö. The committees are set
up by the Soviets for the purpose of
organizing the physical training of
the population in their rcspective
'districts, reglons, or republics. They
also supervLse the sports activity of
schools and other edueational cs-tabljshments,
factories, offices and
collective farms, and organize games
and competitions bctween tlie diffe-rent
societies and clubs. ; '
The .sportsmen receive their basic
physical training wlicn yet in school.
P. T Isssons arc givcn there from
the first to the tenth gradc by hlgh-ly
experienced instructors, predo-minantly
gradua tes of special col­legea
or higher edueational establi-s-h-ments.
The P. T. iastructors in tiic
US.SR are traincd at mstitutes and
collcges of physical culture, as wcll as
at pcdagogical edueational establish-
Vancouver Alive
And Adive Despite
Prolonged Siience
Vancouver. — There is a story golng
arbund that the wholc wcst coast of
Canada, subjccted to the aftermath
of the 1954 H-bomb tests. has now
become uninhabitable. Alai i t is said
that the whole i>opulatlon on the
coa«t was cither wiped out or was left
in a helpless State as far as any acti­vities
were concemed. The rcaders
of Club News, I suppose, have already
accepted this story because of the
long penod "of-no-articles-from-
B. C " . ••• • •
It is to teli tlie World, that the ef-fects
of the tests wcrc not quitc so
disastrous, that I . now wrlte. The
ti-uth of the mattcr Ls that aftcr the
i n i t i a l shock life has scttlcd down
to normal and to top it off we've had
a ivery mild Winter in B.C. We are
eagerly awaiting a beautiful sprlng
with its. hirds. flowcrs . and Ontario
skiers (welccme Antti Ranta),.
And as fOr the .'«Vate of the popula-tion
out herc. Weil, l e f s just say that
it is far from being hclplcfis. On the
contrary, with the Winter season came
a lot of activity. Take the Fiims out
here for iastance (and who else would
we take for instance), so far this
year has been and w'ill continuo to be,
I am sure a vci7 bu.sy season for both
the oldcr and the younger crowd.
The main activity at the preasnt is
the cultural coinpetitlon bctween the
"Uranuurtajat" (the old folk) and the
"Kakarat" (the Canadian borngener-ation).
Both groups are busily plan-inng
conccrts and play productions.
The firfit official event of the compe-tition
will be the "Uranuurtajat'^ con-cert:
on Sunday. M a r c h 20th. Thls
win be followed by the "Kakarat"
concert on the following Sunday. Both
these affairs should prove to be of
a high cahbre and very interesting.
Both concerts wUl begin at 7.30 P . M .
— H . L .
THE LAST MEET
A SUCCESSFUL SEASON
WITH MANY SURPRISES
Torstaina, tnaalisk. 17 p. — Thursday, March 17,1955 SJv
A HINT .
A referee wassent to officiatc at
a" football cup final between two v l l -
lage teams.
lArriving, an hour" before the gamc,
he cncoimtercd the captain of the
home team, who introduccd his bro-thcr.
"George," said the football captain,
'this is the referee. He's got an hour
to spare, SO I want you to take h im
round the vlUage to see the sights.
You could let h lm see the brick works,
and then have a stroU round by
Jones' duck pond and return by way
of the cottagc hospital and the cemc-tcry."
.
A vcry bu.sy skung .sca.s.ju \\a.s
»ound up last Sunday \vith H inas.s
rclay a>onsored by the 1'X;ASF .';ki
coinmitK-e at Beaver Lake. E m i tlic
weather co-operat*d by supplyitiK :(
few inch£v> of Ircsh snow. Although on
Sunday the sun did its. best, it had
littlc cffect on' the sno,w. but on the
other hand encouragcd people out-doors
and of.eour.se Äki onthusiasUs to
take 111 the last skiing evcnt oi tlie
year. .
Tlic big compctitiön was 111 the
fonn of a ina-ss rclay bctwccn two
tcanis which were captaincd by viii
coninnttcc chahman Unto Penttinen
and Secretary Jorma Palomäki.
Everybcdy was invited to parlicipatc
and although most of the 16 parlicl-pants
wcrc activc FGASP skiers ne-verthelcös
a niunbcr of vetcrans and
a skier of the future took part. A
glance at the list of entries indicates
that there was well over 50 years dif-fercncc
betwcen the agcs of tlic
youngest and oldest skler who werc
respectively Jackie Kratg- and Aivl
Salo.
. Jonna's team captuied the Icad on
the Iirst lap around the one kilometer
coursc and they w'crc ablc to maintain
their lead to win with a margin of 18
seconds.
It wa5 something of a suiprisc when
Jehu's leading junior skicr Karl KraLs
clocked the fastcst tune around the
one kilometer course. His time 3.47
was four seconds bettcr than that of
liitto ronior champ Antti Ranta who
had the next best time.
iVV-c have scen many surpriscs and
much improvement in skiing thls
sea.son. Karl Krats for sonie lime
has been our mastpromlslng junior
skicr and hLs rocord this season is one
thai will not be forgottcn. During '
! Mli" caiiit-r part of the .'i;ason K a rl
! .sivniod to bc glucd to .scccnd spot in
! nw;iu'ix?us iJotnpilitjoiK. Hc couldn't
i dosi' vhe Kap to \vui övcr Nlckel-
! TiTu'.s Bob Oiay. ThLs trend oontln-
! uoil until iiftcr the CanadlHU Junior
I chiimpioiiship »icct, \vhere Gray won
tlic clia;np:on.shii> aiul Karl was run-nor-
up. Sinco then. howcver the.
tablo.s iKvvc been turncd. Only a fcw
vccks aflcr the Caikuiian champion-
.«hips K a l i ftiigcd uhcad to bcat Gray
and claim the Northern Ontario
championship. A wcck later K a r l rc-pcated
his viclory by \vlnnig the On­tario
Inter-scliolastlctltlc.
The rcsulUi oi the Canadian senior
chainpionshipkS wcre ÄLSO quitc a
sliock to many people i n the Sudbury
district. Altcr having got used to
hust yoar'.s Dominion champ Arvo
Ayiäiitö winning cvcrj' mcet that he.
has enlcrcd and generally by a safe
margin, local fans wero prcdlctlng. an
ea.sy victoiy for hlm i n thls year*s
chainplon,ships. The only troubic was
tluit they did not know of a fcllow by
the namc of Clarence Servold wh6
hails from Camrosc Alberta and re-pren:;
ntod Canada at the last Winter
Oiympics. In the 18 kilometer cham-pionship
evcnt the dif f erencc in tlme
was only about a half a minutc but
it nevcrtlicless mcant that the tltle
wcnt to Servold. In the Olymplc
trials Servold agaln cmcrgcd aa vlctor
in the 30 km. evcnt incrcasing his
margin ovcr Ayräntö to almost four
minutcs.
Antti RiintH's position ns senior
hitto champ was also scriou.sly thrcat-cncd
this year by a whole host of
.voungcr skiers who havc Bhown grcat
improvement thls season. We arc
looking forward to n -very Interesting
skiing season next Winter,
Important Jehu Mecting
Next Tuesday Night
AU Jehu members arcurgcd lo
altend the- important mceting at
Salminen's next Tuesday cvening
ai 8.00 P.3VL Plans are undcnvay
to ho|d a sprlng baxaar and
dance. The support of every
membcr is urpcntly necdcd. Sec
you there.
FAMUilAR SOUNI>ING
An Army sergeant, lecturng on the
cvlLs of communlsm; listed on the
blackboard as the chlef dlsadvantages
of llving under tptalitarian rule:
1. No freedom to critlclze äuthority.
e. No right to choo.sc Icaders.
3. No freedom of movement.
4. No cholce of jobs.
5. No right to strike. ,
When the sarge asked if anybody
had. any questions, a lanky prlvatc
from Tennessee stood up and drawled,
'Weil, I don't knov/ cxactly what, but
thlnk "you musfve left something
out, Sarge. Tiic way Jt reads now
.sounds mlghty like the Army to mc."
It is bettcr to give than to lend
and in the cnd it costs about the
same.
Once ägain Gladys Priestly of Montreal bas been chosen to repr««Bt Canada in ^competltiTe^«wim.
ming, thls tlme in Slexlco City at the Pan American «ame». In 1952 she particlpated In the H ^ i nU
Oiympics. Other Canadian woniea nrtauneni who hare left for the^sames are Pat Nlckela^ P^ter-borongh.
Ella LandeO. Montreal, Gfaele P«»II1IB, i^iebee Ctty, and^ B e r e i ^ of^Toronto.
The omamenial swinuning elob of Petirtöron«li, wb«« team boUb the North Ameriean and Canadian
«mhonized nrimmhig Uties. «m »UK» te entered
mcnts. Today the Soviet U n i o n has
14 instltutcs and 39 collcges of phy­sical
cultiurc. Chairs and dcpartments
of physical training were opcned at
many pcdagogical instltutcs and col­lcges
of the country; Such a vide-s-
pread network of specialized edu­eational
cstablishments makes pos-sible
the annual replenishment of the
school and institute staffs wlth cxpcrt
physical training instructors.
The love for physical culture is dc-veloped
in the schoolboys and girls
not only at P. T.lessons, but also at
sectional training meets. Mecting the
dcsirc of the pupils the school sports
councils organize sections for that
or this sport. Thcse are headed by
insturctors or the best sportsmen from
arnong the pupils thcmselves. The
purpose of the sections is to help the
pupils master the sport they have
chosen to spccializc in, to prcparc
them for competitions and the pas-
.sing of the category ratings.
Tne be.>t school sportsmen arc en-roilcd
at juvenilc sports schools bf
wnich there arc huridreds in the
USSR. Most of them (over 600) are'
maintained by the Ministry of Pub­lic
Educatiori, Other ministrics, the
Mmistry of. Railway Transport for
one, aa well as the sports societies,
also have -such schools. "ihese estab-
Jlshments arc attcndcd; by the pupils
afler their rcgular school hours,
usually twp of thrcc timcs a v;eek.
The training coursc stretchcs over
a period of, 3 years. As a rule the
young sportsmen graduatc from thcse
! schools with the scccmd or cven the
j finst category rating, that la a» com-paratively
well tralned sportsmen. If
they wish, they can contlnuc Im-prc/
vihg their Icchnlque at spcclal
sports schools for young people, or
at sports sections whlch cxljct at every
college ör Institute, a» wcll as at i n -
dastrla] cstablishments and offices.
^At the blgher edueational cstab­lishments
physical training Is com-puLsory
during the first two year»,
and optkmal for the remalning period.
A student who hae Tcceived hl« baslc
training at a physical training section
of a eecondary school or i n a juvenile
s|>ort ccbod. ia* «very oppoipinAy
of cnhancing his inasler.ship In Ihr;
chosen field. Suificc it to aay that
ryjOOO inslructoJK and coaches aro
cniployed tay the iii.<stitute;s of the M i -
ni.stry. of Higher Education alone.
Many of them are highly cxpenuuccd
111 their respective sport, Thi.s i.s prc-cLScly-
why the sports sections of ithe
iiL-ititutes havc, on many occasions,
produccd such cxccllcnL .sporlnien,
It is only nalural, thcrefore, why the
lirst of USSR, European, and World
champions includcs a number oi .So­viet
sludents.
aiow are sport.smen traincd at ;n-du.
strial cstablishmcntSi offices. and
collective farms?
TTiis work is carricd out by the
sports council of the .plant, officc or
farm. It studlcs the requiremcnts and
v.ishcs of the society'.s member;>, and
in conformity with their intcrests and
proposals organizcs thLs or that
'scdtlori; Physical trahiing Instructons
and coaches are cnlisted to hC'ad the
.sports sections in mo.st of the in-dustriaJ.
c.'>t.'iblishmcnts, offices, and
collective farms.
The sections are hcadcd not only
by coaches who havc a special P, T.
education, but abo by public iastruc-
Ujr.s. whö received their training at
Special seminars.
In the larger citIci tiic sjjort;i so-cictic,
s.have set ujijoint, or so-callcd
ccntrHl. sections, v/hich are w;ached
bv top-notch iiwtructor«. Thic.<;c ÄCC-tk/
n.?, llkc the sports schools for young
people, arc attcnded by more advan-ced
sportsmen who havc made a
go'/d «hovving at tompetitio.ns. It IK
from thes<; ccntr»! xectioixs and from
the sports'ficliools that the rank.«; oJ
the country's bcxl siKirUimcn arc
chiefly rcj>lenishcd.
As can bc »een, chicf a',t/rntJon in
training sporO-.mcn is pald to training
in scctlonii. The coaching oi young |
sport«men U begun in xections. Their j
xklll is then pcrfectcd in sports,
schools, cchtral »ection.-?; at training
gatherings perlodically organized tay
committees of physical training and
sports «öcictlcs, and of course, in dif-derent
competitions whclh constltute
the best training »chool for any
sportemen. .. :^
Toronto Youtii Pian
To invade Sudbury
Easter Weei(-End
Toronto. — Wc arc hercwlth givlng
you iNickcl-Towncrs falr and carly
w,'iriUng—- on :Ea.stci- wcck-cnd To-rontonlans
arc going; to take over your
tawn. Howovcr, it is just an odd co-
Incldencc the Easter wcek-end is al.so
the week-end for the Drania PcitlvaL
The way plans arc being made and
things being douc, It Is beglnning to
look as if cvcryone wlll b<j there e*-
cept Gullivcr; and who known, the
way Gullivcr gets around, even he
may bc thorc.
äeiiously though, the purpose of
tilin article is to teli the World that
Toronto will be cnterlng Ita usual
quotu of two plays in the Drama Fes­tival.
ALso thi;; Is f air warnlng to
other compeliloi-s that the cholcc of
plays is good and the jirogrcss i s as
grx;d if not bettcr than at thls tlme
lafit year. Judging from past perlor-inances,
the cholcc of ca.st'> lor the
two playa luis been cxcclltnt.
The Finnish play Is "Järjestiiyty-miJifjii
on voimaa" wlth a east of nlne
malc.s and two fcnialcs. For a play.
••Aitii .such a large ca-st, the chaia/;tcr.'.
an.' .'jurprtsingJy strong.
The EnglLsh pJay is " P o t Luck". a
live chanictcr play, also wlth a «trong
ca.'it and dlreclcd by Tliora Neil, who
directod last year's prizc-«injung
play. j
Miiid you, 11 is .•«'ill. too carly i n the j
.sca.vjn to iJrcdict that Toronto wih j
v/ni the finst prize; howevcr, I ffccl
quitc safe i n predlctlng that If the
lir.st prizc is to go to any group out­side
of Toronto, the performancc win
have to be bettcr than last year'5.
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V a r i e t y of A c t i v i t i es
Vancouver. — 'riils artlclc Is Intcnd-cd
for Vancouver rcaders of Club
Ncw3, I wlll ti7»to give a general Pic­ture
of actlvltlrfs around tl>e Clinton
Hall in whlch the Finnish Canadian
younger gcncratlon the "Kakarat''
particlpatc.
On Sundays atl.OO P. M . John Paul
Is liv«ructlng a boy's wrcaUlng closs,
which hc tcILs mc, Is comiiig alung
quitc wcll. John hopes to gct a fcw
more fcIlows and In a fcw months
challengc somc of the. other Vancou­ver
wrcstllng clubs. Thls of coursc
.would bc an Interesting cvent for
both the wrcstlcrs and spectutors llkc
mysclf.
At 2.30 P. M . on Sundays John Is
trylng to slort a girla'clas.s. Tlie Jdca
is a blt new it is truc, but the addi-tlon
of a f euutle scctlon to the class
would, I bcllevc. b6. qulte in ordcr if
somc ladics arc intcrcstcd In thls flcld
of sports.
On Monday nlghts the "Kakarat"
mcct. It ts at thcse mectlngs tloat
new plans lor actVvitlcs and idcas for
the conipettUon wc arc cngagcd. in
arc brought forward. Tlio mcctings
arc usFjally Short and generally end
wlth some practlcal activity Lc. dance
practlce, play practicc. paiter niaklng
ctcv .
On Wedncsday nlghts at 7.00 P. M .
the boy's tumbling group get
gcthcr for a work-out. Thls is 1
momcnt one of the best functi
and best attcndcd groups arour
hali. And I must say that ii
Short period In whlch the boyt
been tumbling they have mad(
good ;hcttdway. Tlic cvcnlng
wlth coffec and "pullaa".
On Saturdays the hali is takci
for u fcw hours by the Sparkct
club of Pinnlah-Canadlan glrls
il5 ycam and ä group of boys ali
dor 15 yeans. . T h e glrls mect
second Salurday at 10,30 A M . , fti
Doys overy SatUrday at the sami
Plans arc now bclng made to'
one nlght a wcck to square d
and folk danclng Thls wc hop
be a hlifehlight activity for the
season At the prcsent tho i
dancers arc gathcrlng at 130 S
aftcrnoons.
Tlmt's about aH that can bc I
cd now. Anyonc wlshing to gci
Information on any of them ocl
plcasc cithcr drup in at the .C
Hall, '.4005 E Pciider, or phonc
Ings 3277 or Ila-stlngs 3147-R ai
for Henry Lahti.
'-'I started out wlth the Idea tl
World had an openlng for mc,"
'•Havc you found It?"
H Ä Ä K U T SU
Pyydiimme ystävällisesti kalkkia sukulaisia ja tuttavia saapumnj
.. tyttäremme •-•'••>••••
GRACE'n
ja
JOHANNES HIETALAN
häätilalj;uulcen torstaina, huhtikuun 7 p;nä 1055. Vihkimin
tolmiteta.nn Heaistln YhdLstyncc«»il klrk(».ssa klo 7.30 Illalla. Jälke
vihklmlKcn kokoonnutaan Wavcrk'y Ifolcniln.
MK. JA MRS. H , WEST.
IJEARST, ONTARIO
SCAUL:n
Seuroille,oh jo alkaiscnimJn läJic-t
e t t y t u l t v l e h liittojuhlien niin yh-tei;,
voimislelu- kuin naisten kilpallu-voimi.
stelu ohjelmat, .kcholtänfimekln
f.curoja jo nyt rlixjäsli harjoittele­maan
«anottuja ohjelmia, e t t ä tule­vien
liittojuhlien volmlstcilucsltyksct
muodostuisivat entlatäänkln parem­miksi.
i i a r k i t t u a ä n tarkoin a.iilaa, on Jlitto-.
toimikunta tehnyt juhlien sulitocn
kuitenkin «euraavän muutoksen; kos­ka
yhtcLr/olmistelun ohjelma katsot­t
i i n liian laajaks j a siis cpäedulllsek-
<;i aivan nuorlrnmlUe, on niin pikku
tvtojlle, kuin myö^jkin pojille 'Järjcfi-tctty
oma lyhyt ohjelmaruia liitto
juhliin, Joka onkin j o seuroille lähe­tetty
harjoitcJtavakti. Katsoimme sa-
.•nslla, että nitmä vlimemalhltut oh­jelmat
eivät • yirt Buoritukscnsakäan
puolcitä kuin Jonkun minuutin ajan
juhlien aj;ata.olcnunc varmoja, e t tä
tämjl toimintatapa on tällä kertaa
edullinen nuoret huomioidaan.
Siis j/curät, ottakaa myöskin ImiUm
ohjelmat harjoituksen alle aivan heti
j a Viesti Aicllä "Eteläpääa'iä" järje»-
tääJcyllä ohjelmille suoritusajan kul-lekkln.
Työläisurhellutervelsin
; LiJtujtolmlkunta.
K : tta Paavo Vaurio, sihteeri
: Me aliamainitut ystä^
toivotamme teille
ANNE, AINO JA ERiC I^ÄNNISTd
paljon onnea ja menestystä uudessa kodissann
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perhe
Mrs. Tyyne Männlst»; j a Henry
Vieno ja Henry Huhtanen
Alma ja Einar Aittola
Ella ja Hans
Kaino Ranta
Irja ja Geo. E. Mattila
Anna ja Hcmml Aho
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Irja Ja Olavi Luhta
A l l i ja Aarto Latvala
Rauha ja Yrjö Lemberg
HUma ja Walter Vickbcrg
'.Mary ja Wally
Stcplicn, Eine ja Ty , LcmlKirg
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Margit ja Lco Tohmo
Phyllls Ja Arvi Lehto
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Violet Ja Bob
Ebilc Ja Tom Jokinen
E l l i Ja Jack Karvonen
Ella Ja Jack Cosburn.
Allan Illbury
Carly Aho
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Hilma Ja Eino Luoma
Os»i Luoma
Mamle Ja-Lco Nikander
Wllhart Böhm
W, D. Böhm
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Mr. ja mrs, J . Tuovinen
Mr. Ja mrs. Ji Lehtinen
Mr, ja mrs. F. Laakso
Mr. Ja mrs. J . Kivimäki
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Anna Ja Hugo Elimen
Helga ja Wllf. Basto
Thorä Neil
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Aino Heikkinen .
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Klltokact arvokkaasta rahalahjasta ja myöskin kauniisti ruo
Ja kahvitarjoilusta. Erikoinen kiitos alkuunpanijoille, Vieno
Henry Huhtaselle. Kiitos liian emännille mrs. Alltolalle, mrs. V)
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Kiitos myös nlllJe jotka ottivat osaa, mutta eivät voineet saaj
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