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H Ä Ä K U T S U
YstaTällisesti kutsunune I n l k k U sukulaisi» J« t u t t a v i a saamimuD
tyttäremme.
ANNE AUCE.STROliilN
- J a poiicamnie
HOWARD BERNARD KUL»|ALAN
vihkiäistilaisuuteen Z l o n B n g l i s h L u t h e r a n Itirkkoon J o b n S t . l a u ­antaina
tämän s y y s l a i i m l S , p : i i f t M o 84^^^
0tana ido 9 S t e e l t o n - h a a l i l l a . 321 J o h n S t r e e t _
Mr. ja Mrs. A l f r e d Sfarom »fr. i ä »«rs. Hfemy K u l m a la
S a u l t S t e . M a i l e , O n t a r io
H Ä Ä K U T S U
Täten k u t f i m u n e l t a i k i d a su)mlai$ia J a t u t t a v i a saapumaan
tyttäremme
LucUle Lat^mdressen
Ja p o i k a ni
Vilho Rautiaisen
häätilaisuuteen, joka Vietetään W a n u p i n h a a l i l l a syyskuun ^ » p:
keUo 8 illaUa: V i h k i m i n e n tapahtuu S t Lco*s kirkossa EStalressa.
keUo 230 Iltapäivällä.
Mr. ja Mrs. Jos. Latandresse, >Irs.»Sanda R a u t i a i n en
Estaire, Ontario WBntQ>, O n t a r io
C L U B NEWS
Niagara Youth Appeäl
AVIOLIITTOON VIHITTY
ELOKUUN 18 PÄIVÄNÄ 1951
MISS HAZEL HAAPALA
SudbuJry, Ontario
MR. ARVO KAUPPI
Copper Cliff, O n t ^o
Toivotamme teille paljon onnea ja menestystä
Lillian ja Mauno, kukkapari
Eddy, Helmi j a Hilmer H a a p a la
Mr. ja nu-s. M . K a u p p i
Mr. ja mrs. V . Neva
Norma j a Mauno K a u p pi
•Tyyne ja K u s t i Mäki
Hilma ja M a t t i K o r t e s o ja
Anni ja W a l t e r Rönkä
Aura ja A r l c Mercer . •
UU ja Bill -
Lammin Mummo
Lyydi ja Frank Salo
Martha ja Onni H i l l
Jackie, Laila ja H a r r y ; Haapala.
Irene ja J o h n L a m m i Ja perhe :
Billy, Martha j a T o b i -
Mr. BUl Lammi
Shirley, Ida j a Hugo K o s ki
Mr.^ George Haapala
m z e l j a Arne; H a a p a l a J a perhe
M i s s E t h e l H a a p a la
Atao Ja W a l t e r ^.
M r , George l a i ne
M r s . Helga K o s ki
M r . K a l e v i Xtehto
Judy, Janeti J u l i a Ja
George Blue
M r . K a r i Hongell
M r . . J a mrs. F r e d Frecman
M r . KaarIo< J o h n s on
Älr. R o y " H o n g c l l.
» & . E d , Ereeman
J a l m a r Nvk^ncn
M e i m i . ^ ' r vi
S o i t t a j a Toivio Ja L ea
R a u h a Ja H e n r y
Me allamainitut sukulaiset jd ystävät toivotamme
PARHAINTA ONNEA
ELVI JA CECIL FIELDINGILLE
heidän 13-vuotishääpäivänsä johdosta
DonaldJaJVIarlyn Fielding Mr. ja mrs. S. Rautiainen
Saima Lahti
Evelyn Lahti
Elmer Lahti
Edwin Lahti
Mae ja Gene Labti
Mr. ja mrs. Frank Matson
Kaisa ja Lauri
Hilma ja Jacob Jussila
Eira, Signe ja Einar ^
Elgbacka
Evelyn Luoma, Toronto
Tilda ja Väinö Moisio
Leo Laine
Vilma Lehto
Ken, Helien ja Eino
Tikkanen
Viola ja Paul Tikkanen
Kalevi, Aili ja John
Hilapieli
Hilma Mannonen
Vic.,Aune ja A . Ojala
Mr. ja mrs. John Kärki
Geo. Silta
Helli ja Eeli Nevala ,
John Kivi
Ä y ja Joonas Syrjälä
jrene ja Roy Hietala
Lyyli Mäki, Heten ja
..pojat
Venni ja Henry Herranen
Karl Kalenius *
Jean ja Sulo Koski
Helen, Aune ja Nestor
Hemo
Nancy ja Helien
^igne ja Charlie
Bertha ja Ed. Labelle
Mr. ja mrs. Alex Rheault
Mr. ja mrs. K . Jenke
Mr. j a mrs. J . K a l l io
Karen, Helien, Douglas,;
Elsa, ja Don Cameron V
Ida ja Sulo Huovinen
Aino Loff
Isac Kangas
Dagmar j a Urho Wirta
Mr. ja mrs. Alphonse
Rheault
Ellen ja Qertie
Mary Kinnunen «
Mr. j a mrs.. Russell
McNichoJ
Mr. E. Niemi
Mr. j a mrs. Yrjölä
Lenora ja Christie Golden
Sylvia Leclair
Helen jä Oskar
John Syroid
Arvo H i ll
Helvi j a Paul Silta •
Mrs. Anni Hakola
Annie ja Lena Polychak
Ida ja Maurice Laplante
L f l y j a Eiler Mäki
Helien Golden
Mr. ja mrs. Richard
Golden
Maire ja Veikko Johnson
Annie ja Niilo Kautiainen
Väinö Kiinnunen j a '
iUmo. Mäkinen
Signe ja Väinö Kinnunen
Peter Telenko
Jussi Koljonen
Taisto Tamminen
Merille Connors
Sieve Telenko
Armas Laine
FoUowing i s i u U text o f t h e N i a g a ra
Y o u t h Appeal, r e l e r r e d t o i a K a l e r vo
Reto]a's rcport:
We. young people.. rcpresenting
E n g l i s h a n d F r e n c h speaklng Canada;
gathered together here at N i a g a ra
F a l l s , address this Appeal to t he
young people of our entire country.
We haivc given voice hcre; today tp
the unanimous desire of our whole
generation f o r p^eace. We a r e o f t he
f i rm opinion that the d a r k c l o u d s of.
I war and conscription v h i c h threaten
us c a n hc swept aside by negotiations
betiween the leaders of a l i p a t l o n s .
There are no differences v h i c h can-;
not be settled around the table i n the
interests of saving our country and
our people f r om the horros and des-t
r u c t i on of another war,
Many C a n a d i a n y o u t h organizations
have alrcady spoken. out for peace.
They represent a large section of the
organized y o u t h movement. T h i s cre-ates
the basis for. a u n i t e d y o u t h peace
movement. '
We c a l l upon ali youth organiza­tions,
' y o u t h leaders and individuals
to Join theh- efforts ta this great
cause. I t is not enough t o d e s i r e peace.
We believe that young Canadians
should speak up «ind a c t f o r peace
and not leave the maktag-itf^policies
v h i c h a£fect our future a n d our Ilves
to govemments alone. 'W;e are c o n -
vtaced that youth who are c a l l e d u p ­o
n to f i g h t the 'wars c a n ibe decislve
i n saving the peace. ' ''
Hundreds of mlllions ;of youth
throughout the W o r l d are already e x -
presstag their w i l l »for peace. We e x -
tend the h a n d of friendshlp, to a l i
y o u t h of a l i countrles, allh-äees, a l i
colours. W e t e l i e v e (hat the basis of
such. firiendship Js o n r common destre
f o r peace. a n d life. tespectlng< t he
r i g h t of a U peoples i o choose a n d
follow; •what9ver
o f lUe they desire.
T h e i n t e n o i n g U n g o f y o u t h o f E a s t
and West througb Tlsits, festivals,
sports meets l u d , correspondence'^is
v i t a l to fyoutli's peaibe efforts.'> Never:
were the. ot>portunities more.lavour»\
äble; W e : c a l l upon < a l i y o u t h o r g a n i ­zations
and-youtlvleadeics.to pramote
the <widest m t e n u i t l o n a l vyouth' e x -
changes of t h i s nature. ,
We have proven a t ; U t i s ; N i a g a ra
F e s U v a l . t h a t ' young Canadians of,
Engltsh a n d F r e n c h . s p e a k l n g C a n a da
have teen able to overcome d l f f e r -
eiK%s of race,;creedv colour a n d p o l i -
t i c a l . belief. W e : t i e l l e v e that comtag
" - S Ä Ä , . ,
K.
togethe^ i a s u c h celehrations i s a n
important means . o f ' f u r t h e r i n g . the
cause of peape. >We. look fomrard e a -
geriy to another such- g a t h e r i n g i n
the near future •vhtch-would Jse even
bigger. TVe e a m e s t l y hope that eveiy
organisation of y o u t h . w i l l : b e repre-sented
at s u c h a gathering^ t h e i m -
pact of w h i c h wouId be irresislble.
Alreadyr i n i t h i s century,4wo w a^
have cut s h o r t the Uves of tens of
m i l U o i i s < ^ , young people.
m l l l i o n s o f others have been c r i p p l ed
physically a n d mentally. T h i s must
never happea a g a i n ! W e ; owe i t to
ourselves as "vircll as to our c o u n t ry
to exert every eCfort t o prevent vrar.
N q v i s the t i m e i TomorrQW may be
too latel L e t u s put jpeace above
j}olitics!
C a n a d i a n lyouth, l e t us J o t a hands
ta f r i e n d s h l p f o r .peace! -
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Our Visit to the Town of Lidice
McKERRbw, OOTARIO Ulokuun 11 p. 1951
K I I T O S
ja^viJäv??"^ sjnHmelllapt kUtoks^^ teille, sukulaiset
rtetS«*' suurUukuisena saavuitte kanssamme SITS hSSlS" * ^ - ^ * ! " h m U a m m f t |«cKcrrown suo-
«UuJalS^ m l t ^ kauneimmla k i i t t i ^ niistä k a D l s a r v o l -
ottaa ~»WU«wto. Jptku M i m m c teUta v a s t a a n -
Suuri ahkerille soittajille v i t a b l l e Ja A i m o l l e .
Ja Kmi^. U l a n emännille, tarJoiUloUle, ^ubvlnkelttajälle
Ja kaikille, jotlta t a v a l l a t a i tOilselU ajmauTantolvat,
OATCHELL
ELVI ja CECIL F I E L D ^ G ^
ONTARIO
B Y A H T I W E S T E B B A CK
We walked down a n a r r ow path to
the C e n t r e of a barren. somevhat h i l -
l y field. Here we f o u n d a s m a l l , mo-dest
memorial—red flowers growing
ta the formation of a cross. A t the
end of öils cross was a t a l i upright
xross made f r om two riigged poles;
iHanging f r om the centre of t h i s t a li
cross was a r o l l of ibarbed wlre. A low:
rock wall w i t h a plaque of names o n
i t stood near t h e ' m e m o r i a l l ' " A f ew
yards away .was the femains of a n
Old rock"basement.,
We were_related,the_sfid history of
t h i s s l g h t i l i a t w a i teföre^ and df
the great, but heart-breaktag^ s l g n i -
ficance of t h i s s m a l l memorial.
. . . , W h a t we s aw befqre us .wa5 a l i
that remataed o f t h e town of L i d i c e .
O n i y eight years ago, ta 19i3,; Ledlce
was Just another quiet l i t t l e town o f
Czeckoslovakia.. I t h a d 515 . t a h a b l -
tants a n d 220 houses.
Diu-lng the w a r . L i d i c e w a s . l n Che
hands of t h e G e r m a n N a z i ? . . I t s peop­le
were ruled by t h e Vice-protector
of B o h e m i a - M a r a v i a , H e y d r i c h , better
known t o the C z e c i k - p c o p i e ; a s the
" B u t c h e r . " His nickname sh0ws the
h a t r e d the Czeck people h a d ,for their
r u l e r . In June,'1943, H e y d r i c h was
k i l l e d b y a group of Czecks. Some say
that i t was done by C l e c k s who were
parachuted down by a ' ^ i t i s h . plane.
To avenge the k i l l i n g .of H e y d r i c h ,
the Nazis informed the L i d i c e {Jeople
that every man of the .town ;VouId i>e
executed. Eefore they -v?ere,lined u p
against a walL a n d shot cold-blooded-l
y . the 173 of t h em were d r l v c n i n to
the small basement o f a f a r m e r H o -
r a k ' s h o u s e . (This was the rock base­ment
that we s a w — i t looked< almost
impossible that 173 ^ men% oould be
crammed tato i t ) . F a r m e r Horak's
s o n was i n E n g l a n d a t t h e . t i m e of
Heydrlch's k i l l i n g , This cotacidence
made i t ^asy f o r the bloodthlrsty Nazis
to say that Horak's s o n #asAthe one
who d i d the k i l l i n g , a n d therefore the
men of L i d i c e should be t o r t u r e d ta
Horak's home.^After they. were kllled
the men were a l i dumped into one
hole. ..,•:;.„•.•,.•,•.„,
The women and e h U d r e n v e r e sep-arated
a n d t a k e n t o : ooncentratlon
camps ta different parts of: Germany.
.We were being £hown the rook w a ll
wherc the m e n h a d been shot, a n d the
merorial under w h l c h they .werc b u r -
ied, when a woman, a b o u t - l i f t y , or
f i f t y - f i v e , stopped to t a i k to. us. 6he
was carrylng two baskets- of apples
and was apparently o n h e r way,Jhome
to cook dtoner. We were,.very f o r t u -
nate to b e able t o t a i k w i t l i her, f o r
shc was one of t h e L i d i c e women whd
h a d been ta «he conoentration camp.
T h r o u g h ' a n taterpreter she was able
t o t e l i us o f some of t h e h e a r t - b r e a k -
tag facts of her,home-town4 W i t h eyes
blurred w i t h tears a n d h e r voice t r e m -
b l i n g and -irising wieb emotion, s he
t o l d us ihow alL t h e women h a d beeii
separated from tbelr children a n d
t a k e n of f t o c o n c e n t r a t i on samps. O f
t h e 260 v o m e a v h o . T v e r e t a k e n away,
o n l y 160 r e t u m e d . . . T h e rest h a d
been gassed. O f : t h e h r . eighty-three
chlldrenj o n l y sixteen r e t u m e d ! They
h a d lost Vheir i a t h e r s a n d older bro-'
thers, a n d n o V i m e n y of themretum-^
e d only t ö f tad t h a t t h e y h a d lost
t h e i r mdchers too.
As t h o u g h ; t h i s muoh was not
enough, the beastly N a z i s .decided< to
obliterate the whole -town; A thous»
a n d H l t l e r - Y o u t h were called ta, to
do this dU1;y Job.: f l r s t of a l i , they
b u m e d every bouse a n d other b u i l d -
tag t o t h e ^ o i i n d . Everything t h at
c o u l d not b e : b u m e d , such as base-ments
a n d s t o n e v a i l s , was ^ s t e m a -^
t i c a l l y dynamlted a n d c a r t e d aw{0^.
O f . course, t h ^ oould not leave t he
cemetary undone i But ;before they
s t a r t e d their i n h u m a n Job of destroy-tag
the cemetary/ they d u g u p the
grayes a n d looted the gold a n d silver
f l l l t a g s f r om the teeth of t h e borpses.
H o w could; human-bstags do such.
things? 2hiey couldn't have h a d verj^
many h u m a n qualities l e f t l H i e sc
youths muat bave tumed to beasts
when they were. educated ta ttoese
methods of N a z i l s m.
B u t L i d i c e Is^ not a dead town. M o st
of the peoide who are left h a v e come
back to s i a r t life anew ta their o l d
town. Seventy- beautiful new homes
have alres^dy been b u i l t a n d e l g h ty
more are u n d e r . construction. They
a r e b u i l t «md completely fumlshed
free of charge b y t h e govemment f or
t h o s e f o r m e r people of L i d i c e w h o
are fortunate enough to be back. W e
asked to see the inside o f one of those
new houses. It'wa8 a beautiful and
m o d em insldet as I t was out. I t was
fumij«hed i ^ t h b e a u t i f u l b u i l t - t a cup-boards
a n d f u r a l t u r e of the latest
design. Yes l l f e h a s started anew i n
L i d i c e . . . W c v e r e t o l d t h a t they are
even going to estafolish a collective
f a r m here ta the near future.
As .we walked back to our bus. we
remembered the o l d L i d i c e a n d the
prioe its people h a d t o p a y . We re
metabered t h e woman and her tears
as she clasped o u r hands axul hugged
us. We remembered her Important,
though slmply-WQrded r e q u e s t : " W o rk
t o g e t h e r . . . SO t h a t t h i s s o r t of t b l ng
Wlll never bsippea a f f a t a l " -
Tässä on valokuyatodistus rautaesiripusta. Pistimillä^ v^
Innsbruckissa Itävallassa brittiläisiä: n u o r i a - heidän ollessa m a t k a l l a maaUman n u o r i s o n J a ' o p i s k e l i j a i n '
festivaaliin. Lontoon ekonomlsUkonInn oppilas C o l i n Sweetlaasnltftstähävyttö
laat rupesivat hätyyttämään meitä pistlmlUääD s a m a l l a nianaten J a k i r o t e n . . . . Minä s a n o i n a p s e e r i l -
le, että Jos Joku loukkaantuu, n i i n se on hiUien syynsä. H&n n o s t i kiväärinsä J a löi sillä m i n u a k a a v o l -
hta. Kaaduin maahan veren'vuotaessa m t a u s t a . . . : M ^ ^
k a neuloi kahdeksan tikkiä .V T o r o n t o D a i l y S t a r Joutui elokuun 27 pnä tolndtuspalstall8a|i=tote^
että tamä oU "epäUyttävä tapaus» Joka vaatU selitystä VtTashlngtonlsta.
Youth Joins Hands in Friendsliip
By Kalervo Ketola
. ' . F o r the past rew «reeks the
n a i n topic of conversatlon for the
' yonnt: people ta Toronto,: M o n t -
: r e a l and generally throughout t he
^ Southern p a r t o f O n t a r i o h a s b e eh
the Niagara Y o u t h Peace Festival)
whtch took' place at Queenston
N a t i o n a l P a r k . o n August 26. T o r -
'-r onto Y r i t y s A . C . aiso took a n active
part i n b o th preparations a n d p a r -
t i c l p a t i on and with very good
Bults. They took top honours ta
almost every track a n d field event.
Y r i t y s members not only proved
themselves as athletes but under
i t i i e able leadership of Secretary
B a y Laakso carried ott thtg matii
• p a r t of the management of t he
sports program, i n o r d c r i y fashion.
It^-was a ibig day packed fuU of
aclivltles. T h e ; biggest worry> every-ibodyjhad
was that they were afraid
of mlssing something. A n d i t was quite
a ptoblem t o i^Uqt ypyif ^time, i j p i t h a t ,
you could be'*'playtag (basebäli, pär-^
t i c i p a t t a g ' i n the' c u l t u r a l program
and r u n n i n g the h a l f - m i l e almost at
tho .same moment. A person couldn't
even think of breaking of f for a
'There Was 100 per cenf Mcipation'
A s some of you already know that
I s k u AX;. IS t r y l n g to revive a t h l e t ic
a c t i v l t y ta the communltles outlylng
P o r t A r t h u r . WIth t h i s thought ta
mlnd we started out l a s t S u n d a y , A u g .
26th, to D o g R i v e r , better l(nown «s
Pohjola. Pohjola i s a predomlnantly
F i n n i s h f a rm community about 20
miles West of P o r t A r t h u r .
A f t e r a f ew delays; one being wlien
the battery f eU out of the S^ord when
we h l t a n e s p e d a l l y bad «tretch of
r o a d ; ,we a i r l v e d a t the CÖJ^ aau at
(Pohjola. The meeiing was scbeduled
t o begta at 1.00 p m v l t J f M 13J45
when wc camci. ..One c a r .wa«'pari(ed
by the ban. That belonged io the
caretakerf Tfalngs looked veiy gloo-my.
y/bmib^ meetlng-was called to
order there WM • h«ndful'of natives
on hand »nd »bout a a equäl number
of ibku boys.
The dilef dedslon of the meettag
w« 8 to « n v l n t a ,<x)mmitt«e . w l ^
would serve M the teioporary exeeu-tlve
and as tb« nuclcus oi an athletic
club wliicb i^cfM begin aetlvitles as
soon as pqulUe next qnlng. The
niason for smtttag ott unta next
«nrtag is thai d large number of tbe
Ukeiy nieniliqv wo>fc l a tbe btitb dur«
fti^; wtater.
T o whlle away the rest of the a f t e r -
noon a' t h r e e event consistlng of shot-
.put, broadjump. and 60 metre r u n was
drraqged v f o r those present. We
went out t o the cow pasture — e x -
cuse ,me!—field, and the Judge began
to take down the names of competi-toTs
;'What happ^ned i s more than I
knoWi Jjut athletes came from every-where.
It looked like the l i i i t t o j u h l at
on a s m a l l scalc. When the bewilder.
ed Judge got a l i t h e names down there
were ntaeteen contestants, only thrcc
or four being from Ifiku. The I s k u
boys ähook their heads, They h ad
come here to l e v i v e a n a t h l e t i c club
a n d were met by a small axmy of
track a n d f i e l d men. This place dldn't
need a n y reviving—a little leadership,
yes! Why m a n , here we h a d the
beginning of a club to beat ali clubs!
N o w n i teli you the other strange
part of t h e tale, There were no male
spectetors imder the age of 30, Here
is the. reason, and this is what ^ylll
spell success f o r t h e Tlger A . C . next
sprlng. There was 100 per cent p a r t i -
clpatlon. Everyone took part. N o -
body s a i d they were not |;ood at t h i s
or that event (a f a m i l l o r tale we hear
ta F o r t A r t h u r ; youVe probably heard
It elsewhere>.
Y o i i should have s e e n those boys;
the L a a t u brothers, the N i i t t y n en
brotherSi the B e r g l u n d brothers. t he
Luomala brothers, and many others.
It wa8 l i k e one big f a m i l y out to have
a good time. Have y o u ever s e e n the
60 metres r u n under 9 «econds o n a
gravei r o a d i n bare feet? Thesc boys
did i t ! If they had no traök shoes i t
didn't phase them a h l t .
As the ^ u i ^ went down over the hlUs
we headed back for Port A r t h u r w l th
a l e u o n i n o u r mlnds: If you com-petc
f o r t h e love of the sport, then
there's. n o t h i n g to stop you f r om
succe^dtag. Ali I c a n say Is t h a t i f
Leo comes to P o r t A r t h u r next year
he h a d better watch out w h e n O i va
pulls o n h i s spikes and Heino plcks
up his Javelin, ,
O u l l l v e r .
moment to v m u n c h a. sandwlch; - ;
Of the.dozen or;8o cltles represen"-
ted the most c o l o u r f u l group were the
Quebec youth, -who desplte serlous
fInancial difficultles due to t h e l o ng
distance to come were present 1251
strong. OParticularlly the F r e n c h C a n - :
a d i a n cultural presentatlons under
the dh-ection of .popular J e o n Bolsjolt
were warmly applauded • b y t h e > a u -
dience of some 1500 people.
D u r t a g the afternoon a n i n f o r m a l
conference attehäedby youth leaders
and young people f r om the various
cltles reprosented- was 'held;; DIscus-sion
was centercd around a draft
appeal to C a n a d i a n youth ^ presented
by^ the Toronto Commltee. •Howäver
It was f c i t that^It would J i o t be cor-*
reet to adopt. a n y statements a t the
F e s t i v a l but t h a t the A p p e a l should
bc scnt out t o C a n a d i a n y o u t h f or
wldest possible discusaion so t h a t a l i
young Canadians w o u l d ' b e able to
take part i n the / preparatlon - of a
- ^ n a l document »rhich ^ p u l d bc the
baiiis for (iGanadian > y o u t h to ; work
together o n the issue of. peace.
The idea of h o l d i n g a y o u t h festival
was started sometlme ago by y o u ng
members of t h e C a n a d i a n Peace C o n -
grcss. As soon as they h a d mentloned
t h e i r idea to some Of the T o r o n to
youth leaders preparations got under
way. The • 'Prcpäratory •. Committce
soon embraccd. representatlves of:
most. of the y o u t h organizations that
were carrylng o n actlvltle» tftrough-out
the summer snonths and i t w as
evldcnt f r om the very beginning that
the F e s t i v a l w o u l d b e a big success.
I n taltlating the F e s t i v a l i t was
felt that the sentimcnts for peace
exiprcssed by many large C a n a d i an
youth and studcnts groups was the
busis upon w h i c h some form of Joint
a c t i o n 5:ouldbe a r r l v e d on. T h e most
appropriate f o rm such Joint a c t i v l t y:
c o u l d only^be a festival i n . w h l ch
young .people -vv^ould be expressing
their .peacoful asplrations through'
sports and culture.
Oenerally young people are revoltcd
at the use of violence to prove or.
disprove a potat. <It Is obvious that'
he^who is stronger w l l l w i n regardless
of whether h e Is r i g h t o r wrong. The
o n l y r W a y Justice c a n b e arrlved at
Is through unblased discussion a n d
examlnatlon of a l i aspects .of w h a t -
ever is i n questlon. We d o n o t have
to agree w l t h other peoplc'8 potat ot;
vlew, but we must respect their ideas
a n d d o o u r best to p o t a t out w h y we
disagree w l t h them. Just because a
person prefers hot-dogs with mus-:
t a r d but does not a r b i t r a r i i y . make
others eat hot-dogs w l t h mustard i i^
not coosideredrea.son enough to break
off relations wlth hlm. A n d sö on
the i n t e r n a t i o n a l politksal plane, i f 800
m i i l i o n people profer socialism as
t h e i r mustard a n d glve no Indicatlon
of using force of a r m s t^, spread thclr-
Ideas to other .count;Jes. we must!
respect them, ' i f we feel that o ur
f o rm of l i f e i s better, thon i t i s ' o u r|
duty to polnt out t h e contradictlons
In the 'Other -and the advantages in
ours. A t t h e same- time i t Is essen-t
l a l to use only concrcte, indisputtUjIe
fact« toarguments. '
T h e old m y t h about not being able
to gct facts f r om Iiehlnd the so-called
i r o n c u r t a i n h a s ' been expojied ovcr
and over again, ParticularUy^ youth
Hielegations have ahvays been w e l -
comed to study conditions behtad the
" I r on c u r t a i n " . E v e n i ab t h i s 'moment
55 young Canadians are preparing
sKiiffaaMsfuiM
ihmiset sen m u k a n a , I nm .täältä^
rontosia,^el ole n S k y i ^ mitään' £
Bia pltkään^ a i k a u i ; ^ U n n j a t t e l t a ^
- *^ita n e llittoJuhlatkto-^cntvai^Ä^,
. J4 hyvtalkävf ksOlduZ-sIla-^elsUl^-dieK^,.
sen enempää maIiUttam:Jäim,kilB±i;f'^
varmaan tietävät «Ufen btTvhxm'm^^lj>^,
nlstulvat. Nyt'Vain «JoakUftää Ijaötfi^lfe
kia rilJtä Joöca ,ahtdlvat''apua'l^lMr?g
Juhlien aikana. J a Jotka hita väsym^7j|^J?^
tömä&t} työicentellvät kentftUä^Jalrä.-styf
vintolaösa, toiset Joutuivat tekdiiMa
työtä melketa. vuorokauden'^yn^iärilif^J
Ilman mitään lepoa," vaan silti nurfcu:^> .^^^ ^
matta. E r i k o i s e n kiitoksen'"axisalCaie''?f<
Sig Ilomäki. sUlä hän oU ahia -vahnij 1:%^^^
auttamaan, o l i p a s i t e n t y ö mikä vain.v»/'''|£t.-i
H a l u a n myös kUttää-kaikkia nijltbi;^.,''IMi
Jotka antoivat lataaksl 6änkyvaatelTa^';:'/|;§''^
j a kaikkia Jotka- tavalla tai tol^^Vv #^
auttoivat näiden Juhlien onnistttmf'**;.'v''l
sessa. 43Us vielä kerran kiitos käiklUot '--Trf
yhteisesti. l i l i S l i i ^ f t .
''im
— Quebecta'maakunnassa o l i opel*'''r'>Mr'"'
tajata keskhnäärätaen vuosipalkka'-Xr|l
1832 n o i n 90" doUaria. - . '.»f^n^^^sV-^'
for their retvum after spendtag majtly 'yk,^^
weeks i i ^ E a s t e r n a n d We8temeouftt«*^-'
Mes and meeting youth of 104 Ianid|al':,;„
at the g i g a n t l c B e r l i n Y o u t h ^ ^ e a - ' . - 'V
•tiVBJ??;::|;ä^I|'^livSp|i^
T h e Nfagara Y o u t h Peace FestlvarV?Kl|
is positive proof t h a t C a n a d i a n Y o u t h
c a n work together and i f t h e N i a g Ä ^ : ' - 'JjM,
Y o u t h A p i ^ a l seryes to.generate*dls^j;,V„l'|;li
cusslon among a U sections of O ^ r o f^^T^
a d i a n youth, the 'wordS'^ öf Omat '
;Walmsley^ young theological^studentji^
m' h i s address to the Pestivar % i Ö ' t ,
have even g r e a t e r m e a n t a g r " D e s j ^ ' '< i-i^^J-oxa
many differences we are u n l t e d i -
by one goal, one v i s i on p- peace'*;''!'/i
PALJON ONNEA
KAISA JA LAURI NIEMELLE
paikkakunnalta poismuuton johdosta toivottavat:
: allamainitut ystävät:
Olkoon onni aina mukananne ' ' •
omassa' kodissanne uudelta paikkakunnalla.
E v e l y n L a h ti
. S a i m a ' L a h ti
K y l l i k k i , H i l m a Ja J . J u s s i la
/ T t l d a Ja V . M o i s i o
E v e l y n , Lempi Ja O l i v er
Mae Ja Eugene L a h ti
H e l i e n . ' A u n e Ja N . Heino
M a r y Ja J , Syrjälä
V i e . O j a la
McKERROW, ONTARIO
Aune Ja A n s u O j a la
E l v i Ja C e c i l F i e l d i n g -
M a r l y n j a , D o n a l d F i e l d i ng
E i r a , Signe Ja E t a a r . E l g b a c ka
J o h n K i vi
A i n o Loff
Isac K a n g a s,
M a r y Ja W . Yrjölä
Armas Latae
Elokuun 25 p.» 1951 .--L.
KIITOS
Sydämelllhen kiitos teille M o K e r r o w n ystävät siitä hauskaistajää-hyväislllasta
Ja hyvistä lahjoista. J o t k a saimme muistoksi teiltä.;/
K A I S A ja L A U R I NIEMI
T O R O N T O , O N T A R I O '
Minä myös . h a l u a n kiittää sUtä rahalahjasta jonka sata teillä
vastaanottaa samassa tilaisuudessa. . ^,
E V E L Y N LUOMA
T O R O N T O , O N T A R IO
S u r u U a i l m o i t a n , että rakas ystäväni J a T a i s t o a b ä i ,
TOIVO EDWARD SAVELA
nukkui kuolon uneen Toronton Generai-sairiialassa .elokuun 22 pnä^^
lOSI. ' l l ä n o l i syntynyt Suomessa Lehtimäellä, toukokuun 25: pnä
1008 Ja aauJ Torontossa vuodesta 1943 lähtien.
. L ä h i n n ä suremaan Jäi poikansa T a i s t o Tinuninslssa, Ont. J a s u u r i v
s u k u l a i s - J a t u t t a v a p i i r i Canad4lwa J a Suomessa.' \ ' ^
V a i n a j a lepää T o r o n t o n Y o r k hautausmaalla.
S a i t isä levon n i i n rauhaisan,
sen sullc mä toivon suloisen.
EI muistosi koskaan h a i h t u a voi.
Rakas isä, kiitos kaikesta sulle.
Poikasi Taistot
YSTÄVÄSI A L I N A . *
V a i k k a raskas o l i l y h y t elämäsi
taakka,
hjrmysuin kaikki surusi sä -
kannoit
Ja meitä k a i k k i a viihdyttää
tahdoit.
. N y t muistosi meitä a i n a s e u r a a p i ; -
L e v o n n i i n r a u h a i s a n sulle
toivon suloisen.
R a k k a u d e l l a muistellen. A l i n a . ;:^
- K I I T O S
Sydäfmelllset kiitokseni k a l k i l l e . Jotka auttoivat meitä Toivon v - r '
sairaalassa ollessa Ja viimeiseen lepoon saattaessa, ^ ,
Teitä k i i t o l l i s u u d e l l a muistaen, [
ALINA LIPPONEN
KIITOS
SydämeUinen kiitos kalkUle ystä^vllle J a tuttaville, j o t k a o s a l l i s t u i ­vat
s i t a e n rahakeräykseen. Jonka o l i t t e järjestäneet hyväkseni s a i ­r
a u t e n i sattuessa.
K i i t o l l i s u u d e l l a ,
TOIVO P A R K KO
S O U T H P O R C U P I NB O N T A R I O
CSJ:N OSASTOJEM KOKOUKJSET
.: ' n e n kuukau8ikokduiB.pldetään:!Jor,st;;;;|y
k a l s e n kuukauden lenstalmaisenak/"*^
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pidetään Jokaisen
kuukauden vlhnelsenä s i m n u n -
' tataa klo 1 l p . osaston h a a l l l l a.
Stateerta osoite: Voitto L e h t i,
' Wanup, O n t .
0 8 1 : n H e a r r t l n osaston Iniukausl-
Icokoukset pidetään Jokalsea k u u -
kaudea toisena sunnuntaina k lo
3 l p.
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kuukausikokoukset pidetään Jo^
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ton haalissa, j o k a kuukauden t o i ^
sena
7.30
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kaisen kuukauden enshnmäisenä C 8 J : n Sanlt Btcr M a r i e n 'otau^H':]:'/'
sunntmtaina kello 2 l p . Johto­k
u n t a kokoontuu t u n t i a a i i u i -
semmln. •>
C61:n P o r t A r t h u r i n osaston k u u ­kausikokoukset
pidetään Jokaisen
kuukauden ensimmäisenä k e s k l -
vUkkona k l o 7 l U a l l a ; 319 B a y S t.
J o h t o k u n n a n kokoukset pldet&än
, jokaisen kuukauden viimeisenä
k e s k i v i i k k o n a k l o 7 U l a l l a samas­s
a palkassa. KirJeenTalbto osoi­ta;
T y y n e S i i i m a n , 310 B a y S tv
fPort A r t h u r , O n t .
C8X:n T i m m f n s i n Mustott kuukati*
sikokoukset f pidetään Jokaisen,
kuu|cauden, ensimmäisenä mm^;:
nuntataä kello 7 l U i ^ , r , ,
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kuukauden ensimmäinen J a k o i ' '<
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k a u d e a ' t o i s e a a suanuatalnik, ^
k l o 1 päivällä'.osaston b a a l l l l a . ' . rM
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beeajobtojä O s c a r BSännl8tOi8lh&|j^v|><i(^^
teeri H i h n a MSkl. osolto B o t 254,