Ical (HS)
Joy is a human right, argued Dr. Erkki Salonen at the Sata-Häme soi party. “Dance is no longer defined as a circular movement with the devil as its center.”
There was plenty of joy at the 3rd event of tanhu, accordion playing and folk music in Ikaalis. The day was too crowded with callers and callers. But the crowd had a good time on the lawn. Ikaalinen’s beauty also lives up to its praise.
The general representative of the Finnish Cultural Association, Mr. Dr. Erkki Salonen, is happy that nowadays the natural joy of life is understood as a human right. “You have to get used to singing, dancing and playing music from an early age. Developing creativity increases individuality.”
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I didn’t get a good night’s sleep in Ikaalis until two o’clock in the morning, because it was always ringing somewhere. On Sunday, the town was woken up right according to the program with horn music.
Summer heat record in Lapland
Summer in connection with the first winter weekend, a new temperature record of 30.7 degrees was measured on Saturday in Northern Lapland, Kevo.
During the weekend, Lapland was the warmest region in the country anyway. The hot weather is expected to continue at least on Monday.
On Saturday, the average temperature in southern and central Finland was around 26 degrees.
10,000 people at the war veterans’ peace march
Turku (HS)
Stable and the real peace march of free citizens belonging to different civic circles is characterized by Major General evp. Olavi J. Lehti march organized by the Finnish War Veterans’ Association in Turku on Sunday from the Cathedral to the football stadium in Kupitta.
Nearly 10,000 war veterans from different parts of Finland participated in the union’s summer celebration and march.
Major General Lehti said in his celebratory speech that these men and women want to live their last years with peace of mind and a sense of all-round security.
You can prevent a car fire on vacation by taking preventive measures
Over five thousand Finns’ cars will catch fire this year, say statistical forecasts. The damages will rise to FIM 7-8 million.
In the biggest danger zone are those old car junks that families buy around this time in the summer travel enthusiasm.
Many of the car fires can be prevented with advance measures: fathers should raise the hood before packing their family for a vacation trip.
Having a car catch fire in the middle of a vacation trip is no child’s play. A caring family man prepares in case of damage in advance by carefully cleaning the engine and interior of oily dirt and by reserving a fire extinguisher.
Only a few dudes are eating at the roommate’s table
Flame (HS)
Room lady Sylvi Leinonen belongs to a disappearing profession. If she wasn’t a woman, she could soon be called an ancient memory.
Sylvi Leinonen used to train thirty men. It was when the guy didn’t have a car or a road to the savota. Now Sylvi’s cauldron gathers only a handful of diners, rarely even ten. A logger no longer has to live on a farm.
Housekeeper Sylvi Leinonen at Metsähallitus’s Koitere treatment area’s last working hut in Hopelammi calculates that she will be able to work for another ten years. “It won’t be ten years anymore at the camp”, Sylvi assures and thinks that it would probably be best to look at work elsewhere in good time.
Of course, the working environment of the current forest site hostess is better than Savottakämpa, even if there are shortcomings. Sylvi Leinonen’s coffee pot is warm even late at night; that’s why rare guests are at the salon.
“Now you’re going too far,” was the answer when HS investigated the ownership relationships
Finland each land area has been measured, mapped, surveyed and marked in the land register. Information about land ownership is public.
But for an ordinary citizen, finding out ownership is almost impossible, as it requires a lot of time, accurate basic information and knowledge of the agencies. 25 journalists collected information for HS.
Information about land ownership has been obtained from the leading officials of the cities. All were asked for the same exact information, but ownership of land proved to be a matter that officials balked at.
Information showing the relationship between ownership groups was easily obtained from most cities, but the question of the largest private landowners blocked the mouths of officials. “Now you are going too far,” said one town.
The Pielisväylä connects to the Saimaa route
From Pielice Canalization of Pielisjoki, which flows into Pyhäselkä, for water transport was started a hundred years ago.
The last construction phase, which is now coming to an end, was made to make swimming easier, but at the same time Pielisväylä was created — a waterway from Joensuu to, for example, Kol, Lieksa and Nurmes.
The old canal of Saapaskoski near Kaltimo is one of the most idyllic places in Pielisväylä. The canal area is reserved as a landing place and there are excellent tent sites on the edge of the canal.
Pielisväylä is now included in the list of water hiking routes in Saimaa for the first summer. In the coming weeks, Pielisväylä’s landing and overnight places will be marked in the same way as in the entire lake area.
Pielinen Koli with its dangerous scenery is a new water area for boaters with its own special features, says tourism agent Pentti Haapala.
The most special attractions of the canal include the old shipping channels, some of which are planned to be preserved as museum channels.
TVL plans to preserve the old Jakoskoski channel as a museum channel. Now the channel house is inhabited by “Jussi of Kuurna”, the former manager of Kuurna channel Juho Kilpeläinen on his summer vacation.
Record tight security measures as Nixon’s protection in Israel
Jerusalem (Reuters)
President Richard Nixon arrived in Israel on Sunday, which is the fourth and penultimate destination of his Middle East tour.
Shortly before the president left Damascus, it was announced that Syria and the United States had established full diplomatic relations on Sunday, ending seven years of hostility.
At the beginning of his day-long visit to Israel, President Nixon already assured at the airport that peace in the Middle East is an “attainable dream”.
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The security measures at the airport and on the road leading to Tel Aviv were the strictest that have ever been seen in Israel during state visits.
In Israel, the fourth destination of his Middle East tour, President Richard Nixon inspected the Israel Air Force Honor Company standing on the stretch at Ben Gurion International Airport.
Millions in Suurajai
Perttu Puttonen
Five years old stallion Damokles was in a completely unstoppable draw on the final day of the grand championship trots in Käpylä.
Harri Steiner sat in the stroller of this superstar from Pori, and his only task was to observe the competitors coming behind. These were and stayed behind as Damo cooled down to a victory worth 12,000 marks in a record time of 17.9.
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A new record was set in Toto: for the first time in Finland, the mark of one million marks was exceeded in two-day raves.
Toivo Strengell tried in vain to make Ekku stop when the harness broke. The horse only stopped when the handler had already fallen onto the track.
Björn Borg the best in France
Paris (UPI)
Swedish young tennis star Björn Borg achieved his second major tennis victory in two weeks. Two weeks ago he won the Italian championship and now the French championship.
In the final match, Borg faced the experienced Spaniard Manuel Orantes. At the beginning of the match, the 18-year-old Swede was completely out of sorts, but improved his game as the game wore on. In the last sets, Borg played great tennis and literally crushed Orantes.
The set numbers were 2—6, 6—7, 6—0, 6—1 and 6—1 with Borg’s points listed first.
The 18-year-old Swedish tennis superstar Björn Borg continued his great performances this year and won the French Open championship by defeating the Spaniard Manuel Orantes in five sets in the final match.
Petteri Jokinen tacticized the victory
Kristiinakaupunki (HS)
Over one hundred children took part in the Finnish championships on optimistic dinghies over the weekend in Kristiinakaupunki, which is considered one of the most ideal sailing locations in Finland.
Espoo’s Matts Ehrnroot (front) had already secured his victory before the fifth start, where Henrik Eklund (left) won silver.
On Sunday, the fifth, or decisive, start was on the program, where only Matts Ehrnroot from Espoo could take it easy. He had already emerged as the clear winner of the 13-16-year-old series.
The younger ones, i.e. 8-12 year olds, fought to the last gasp for first place.
Petteri Jokinen from Helsinki outsmarted his opponents in the heat and quiet wind and took the overall victory.
The victory of the youth category coming to Helsinki was unique, because none of the experts who gathered at the competition venue remembered that this had happened before.
The organizers of the competitions recognized the skill and good behavior of the little sailors.
Petteri Jokinen firmly holds the surface and steers towards the 8-12-year-old championship.
A man’s road in Pyynik
Pyynik’s summer theater’s play this summer is directed by Eugen Terttula, an adaptation of FE Sillanpää’s novel Miehen tie. The role of Ahrola’s Paavo is played by Juhani Niemelä, who is standing in the milieu of Sillanpää’s home village in Hämeenkyrö. The opening night of Miehen tie is 6/19.
Compiled by Kari Lankinen
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