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US “team. making “its best Winter |

e ib, athietes. to this. festival of |:

“Wiens: wir compete. ji. the’ “ae 7

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. championships, and Hnished second “xLanlon th ‘the: world, js Bearing |

pie -eldera: deelded ' to found a }*.- : 2 “whose task, each | spring, vould |.

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“Million. pounds, Americans gaye it back to him.

‘Which: has- been used 15 8 THSenm

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nay, are DISGUISE. MY sof SELF AS SANTA CLAUS. A AND SPREAD CHRISTMAS /\°

‘UESR, ‘Austria, " Germany, “Canada, Czechuslovakia, Poland, Italy, ‘Bwit- wetland. and-Gweden. we

The German team Is the ony one | of the 35 national teams to have en- |. tries In very single event. Czechos-{— lovakia missed only on.the bobsled-|. ding, Italy on. ‘indivichtal figure aat~ | Ing Norway only on hockey; and séven |]. others come close. The Hungariana,| tinoge surprisingly virile sports pecple ‘AoE generally thought of: aa-.a Win- ter. sports nation are. in 20 af the cventa.. oo er ae

“Just in tate Jot forget; and. are a ‘curious, the winner of the. 1982 Win- | -_ ‘Ter. Games was ihe host country, Nor-. " Way, which | ‘swept the final: day's Jump'ps shamplonships before 120,000 |. . wildly. cheering fans ta. Fase out the]: -

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cryinpic showing with a secortl place ‘fin'sh,. (En the ‘43 Giines at Bt. Mo- | ritz, first Olympic. competition after " ‘the war the CS. Pnished third, with |. - Sweden the winner and host Switwer- | -

| Jand second, ‘Norway was fourth). | . EE ae Helping podat Norway fathe topin) 9 7 Ae ‘the’Osla eames was & aptetacular trie fo: Pi ple Hatoty by. FHfalmar Andergon, pro- | fk ES ‘minéht peace advocate ‘who ‘addres- | RES ciieg fet son swept. tiie. distance speed ska- BES

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Fhe, .tirgt sever countries in the or- ‘| ‘der of finishing: in "52-were- Norway, ‘the United ‘States, Finland, Austria, ‘Germany, | ‘Sweden, and Italy. The ise Hockey. tourhament was won by ‘Canada, wits the vamecloans sBecorud and the. Swedes ‘and Czechs finishing fs ile for third. re

the. competition wil! ‘bE at a: new | peak this year: With all ‘courttries "| improving. steadily. you would itria- + gine | that: the top: team. eoritenders “this | year’ might be: the ‘defending. champs, Norway, the Ds, and. the + Enertali entered Soviet Union, who. are lh noan to be good in all the events | éxcept ski jumping bobsled: and fl-

[cand Women's Bpeed skating. world

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to Canada ' ‘in ice: Aockey,} nan, " - Designers have

ae vrs Addition to: ‘these three,’ One has ta keep nit eye’ out far what: will be a formidable: combined East-Weat Ger- Tan teATI. . The history of the games nso sungeests . that. thé hest team makes a ‘specially - good showing, 50 Tha’ as “with four veers of intense pre- paration’ and lots. of pride’ about be- Ing: the hast tor this grand festival of atheletic co-existence, could, well he SOthe kLnd of dark horse.

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AS they walked: home together, ‘Tom , Wheels, - using

toi ‘Pred. he wis galing. to give his wife “i Serious - talk. ‘on economy. - Wher they met. again “next cay’,

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by pretty, ‘uniformed “Krupp: girls. ”

During the war, too, there were uniiormed Krupp girls and-mén — the 37,00 slave laborers, Mary of them’ died from overwork and ill- treatment.

Before the ball the party of dipte- Tits Were taken row some of: the irupp factories at Essen and Bheln- hausen, . ;

AS a War ertininal, Xrupp had al his property,’ estimated. at ip to 125 “confiscated. ‘The

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Krupp's custody anid overworked, At the door of the Villa Huegel, | Nuremberg.

After dinner, $itce.” the ‘Allies | de-requisitianed | it three years “Bro, more Krupp Firls took the guests’ hats aud coats,

Herr and Frau Krupp recelved the garden a it of the villa, which Is hung with Inge Flemish tapestries: portraying | the ‘deeds of heroes.

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end in many ésuntrids in recent years and posiwar improvenrtitts in mabe rials and | mechanisms . have. made

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oo ed Dy & epeclaly. rigid body: construc- tien atid by placing the Spare wheel Ina boot ab the front ;

Sitting well for ward, the driver: has

brawnt, grey aud erect, broldered with sequins and br ilignts, In her eases sie . Wore single-stane diamond pendants. ns biz as staring’

Ther they sit down,’ 640-strore, itt the wpstalra dioitie room to a dinner of shrimp cocktail, cold chicsen, lee CTeEM and champagne. |

Krupp was responsible for: war pri sOntis as well as slave laborers: ‘In

humanly treated, "sald counsel at

‘three bands pinyed In ¥erious parts of the house and the ‘guests Ieft the dining room to dance. Qne of the most successful ideas Was tt bar ‘set up in ‘the covered-in Winter “wing-tasting cellar.” Dhéere guests could choose any of 20) of. the best Germon wintages.

| Downstairs at the garden level, A other large crowd of. guests gathered in the ‘Chinese room, .decorated | with

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REVOLUTIO NARY NEW CARS

Soviet and British Cars of Tease

AR experimental car, recently put 4 completely unobstructed view of the on-the roads of the Sovlet Union; js! read, while the very short wheel- one of many steps taken. towards the | hase gives the car much preater rrie.~ design of.a really efiicient and com- forlzble car, driven by an engins al

moewverability.

Steering rhe power operated through j 2" hydtaiiie system. and control -is Pifected by 8 single pedal Which starts the car, operates the brakes

been working to ‘this

gine.”

-Transnitesion - “4 effected: ‘through gm autematic gear | box - and uniyer= sal-jginted half shafts. whith ‘Carry

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Built by the Soviet Motor’ Research the réar brakes on their inner ends:

already had euten-| Front brakes are of the normal wheel i) type, but are. provided with cooling

|’ Smooth riding, particularly. ‘ difti- tins covebing the reduced: rim B1ae, cult with. this: type: of. car, is achieved! by independent Suizpension of all four ‘tHled aprings - with on built in telescope shook-eabsorbers: “The wheels. belng - much smaller GAT. thatr in cody erttignial < terfere with access to the front seats, nor do they reduce seatwidth, |

a mr the interler of-the ear: and [5 passed for coollng throtich. vadiators at the tront, ast behind the bumper

| Tinted glass is set Into tine root above the front Feat fo give maxi- mum light without ‘uncomfortable Blare and. better visab lity of ‘Toad signals.

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TURBINE DRIVEN “iEITIsH CAR Quite a stir has been created in the myoMobie industry with the announ- cement that ‘British interests are far iivanced With plans for a secret car that operates on -the turbine princi- ple, and sheds ‘the gearbox, propeller shaits and clutches. According to in- formation avellable, power transmis- sign to the wheels will be by means of Oo pressure upon turbloe-type mo- Lors.: . . . a 7

Tne new function of the ‘engine,

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oli or kerasene, is to-drlye 3 pump.

lacquered Walls snd. oriling lined witd pitterned leather, ta dance. to one of Ciermany's best-known bands: 4:

Among the guests were the former heavywelght world boxing champion Max Schmeling, now a strip cartoon herg, acclaimed as a Nazi-Aryan nero. when che knocked out Joe Lau in 1936 — who replied by. pulyerising him In the first round . Light. . - After the ball guests from Hong were taken back in thelr special, train. .| For any other guests who required transportation, tha’. “ECrupps - put “a large fleet ot Mercedes limousines at: their’ osposal ree Ot |

they were underfed Hsused. and in-

ated waries the mixture fed to the en- |.

which can be min on gagoline,-diegel.

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According 4 i. Cariada’ g Olympic coach Sheldon. Galbraith Carol J Jane : Pach]. has oe ‘a food chanee of bringing home a.gold medal from ‘the - oe, month at. Cortina, Italy. Seen here with the 17. year old ladies” champ, Mr. Galbraith says she has the ability te. win-the Olympic cham- pionship.’- As for the pairs competition Galbraith has his bets on. Frances Dafoe ‘and ‘Norris - Bowden. :-They won the world championship last “year, and are ree ported to be in the. best shape of their entire career. - — | -

Clympic games next - | anacdian ‘senior -

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.-| DUFF, ‘| in his youth. .

Bill Kivinen is Mourned ~

“In: ‘Tran? ‘ Communities. thoughout -Northern’.: Ontario . ‘the. death of Bill Kivinen. is being mourn- ed by nis many friends.” He passed away December 14th at the Sudbury General Hospital In his. ath, year

| of 2 heart condition. . | Bill Kivinen waa- known. primartiy. ' | through his work ii the co- -operative |

movement and aiso 6 the manager

|. "} of the Consumers’ Restaurant in Sud- Bill was alsg an active athlete

- ‘His passing Ls- -deeply ‘mourned by

” [his wife Pearl, their son Geary and hls | mother Aino Kivinen, all of Sudbury. |. The following is a final tribute -by-| -

“Agim Tester. who worked closely’ ‘with, .-| Bill for many Fears.

'T wish to pay a final tribute toa] frien: - He did nat have the wiark of Fenius on fim. Mor’ WAS he. destined

|-for greatness. But -he ‘had some ‘of

the gualities that make the. comman

‘| people great.

.I knew Bill Kivinen’ Yor - twenty

| years. I worked-with itm in the co-'|:

pperatitve, and lebor movemtents, I knew -him as an honest and teyal comrade — not glven to” theoretical ideas, but consistent in his progressive thinking, He: was always on the side

of the people - —~ fair-minded . and -i

tolerané only . of chose whe showed

) intolerance.”

_¥ did not share much of Bitit's saclal

_ life, for he was much more. sociable

| than LHe bad a preat capacity for

. impressed me.

making, friends. He knew . ‘peaple - -in-

‘avery walk of life and Was respected by.

. | them all. :

His wart, human ‘auaitties ‘always.

trusted. others and ‘when be: gave his

This ‘puma, ‘feeds. a epaciat tranamis- gion. fluld ‘via. _ Dipas into two smail ‘turbine motors,” .

“These turbines « drive. the wheels, ‘either: by two's of four's and can con- ‘celvably be built, into the wheels. The

‘| harder the fluid i5- pumped, the faster

the Wheels spin and provide spredi NG ‘BRAKES REQUIRED .

With this, type of motive power, no |.

brads aré needed. All that a iriver fas th do’ to. stop. the ‘veblele, is re- ‘verze! ina’: flow. at. transmission. oil. The dar then comes toa stop. “If the ‘drivet continues ’ to. keep the ematots ‘operating in réVverse, after. the © oar.

| ‘steps, tt will begin to meve in foverse, Water from the’ engine is used, to |"

It is claimed: that this system does awaynwith tite, hazaris, ot rocting or mie Click rier.

“Accordliag. | Lo. repoits experts were:

treated to a-test ofthe mystery cat in which the auto was driven ab 70 miles an hour down an icy road and strat- wT for the wall of 2 house. ‘The rée- Port. claims: that’ as the. spectators Waited for. the inevitable crash the ear rolled ta-s- halt with a full yard to spare! 7°:

Other. ‘claims: for: this gearless brakeless wonder. arb that the car can hit 90 mies.an. hour with a. perfor- mance better than 30-miles to the gal- lon. . The possible market price: for such an auto is placed. at $1,560, be-

‘cause Of the numerous. new. }. features and i= presently chairman of both the .

invobved.. ~ - ‘The engine "would. bie a. horizontally opposed: flat four, water cooled, and installed’ elther forward of -the: rear axle or aver the’ front axde, This. ‘would perme front-or-rear. wheel drive, “ast buyers’ fanoy dictated...

SIDEWAYS, Too" Te EE But that's not alt tas it cit yerett

for this ‘Baby.’ ‘is its ability. to ‘move sideways: like a crab. + This | Ud mean. sparking ‘ability * within: ‘the spacelength, of” the car” ‘itself: . The absence of. ‘the ‘wsital ninning’ parts, tao, would allow interior. designers : all icinds of leeway.” oon

‘The .Harry. ‘Ferguson Research Li- muted. are in’ charge of ‘the project.

ra SQUELCHER : The club. pare. Was “ déseribine what happened: td ‘him hela he went, bo. the Grand’ Lic Arizona: “The* gor * "gurtadn - ‘Of - “Bight WHS .“Therd. I:

| stead; drinking in the” scene,, with.

‘the ‘glait abyss: Fawning -hefore me".

this: polnte:., “Ei say” old cthap",--he | naked, “wae ‘that abyss FuWRINE : re. fore you gt. there?” a

GARRY - ee tt ‘hsippened at-ttie- spring’ tiaining. camy . of ‘. major feat ‘baseball Clob.. r ote

thie mapire, for today's. sari 3 at the: gate with: two- friends... Shall

keeper of ‘the manager.

enough!) Orie of ‘the features. olaiiied E

One of: the Jsteners- interrupted: sty:

"| poised his tlacigiack ‘over- the head

word, if Was always honored. ‘En time of need and distress, he was one of

thase I turned to as ‘a friend. He never let ine - ‘down. “What more cen

TOU say of ¢ man? -

. tt has been ‘the likes of nim that have tira: and again vindicated and renewed. my faith in. the . people; I. will tredsure memorles of

him RS lone BS J ye Te i

A Succes Ski School:

Last Saturday. and ‘Sunday EN “yery

successful ski echonl for cross-country )

skiers was held at Long Lake by the Volma AL schoo) last year which was also very

successful. tinder the auspices of the Northern

Ontarlo Ski Zone. Some 45 skiers. took ‘pdvanitage of

the opportimity ta Jearn-some af the

fundamental - things about’ cross- tountry ° Skiing from the 1964. Caria-

| dian champ Arve Ayraintt, . Aprantd

wad an active skier In Finland before coming to this coubtry-a few years ago. and is a capable lecturer. and instructor, The language difficulties Were overcome by uslog Unto Pentti

next ac interpreter, ©." ‘Onto is aise actlve’ in sting cireles

Ontario. ate] Northern Ontario Skt. Zone eross-country | committees. ‘Inte alsa. plays’ an comimittee of the FCASF,

which ‘gives Very helpful. direction for ‘actual ‘snow conditions: :

discussions Kyrint} donned hls «kia skiers and what type of ground: ‘they should be’ ised in. He also’ pave very ill - when. that ‘becomes “a necessity:

ts, order ‘6 Stop without injury.

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Comunion..

The club held a similar'| —

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actlve: role in the ski,

Much of ‘the: school Wag eéntred . /around a. special Swedish training flirn -

pre-season training’ and trajning i Resides -lecturiog and leading the and ‘showed. the students the. Many - different: strles wse. by fross-country .

helpfi, pointers - on how to foil on a -

A. session of the ‘school also” dealt 4 with waxing and. some very. helpful

-Comaplete : | sesults ¥ were published in ‘the previols

Recently’ a: holdup ina'-waaap- |

(Providence, B $; Bulletin).

_ Arable. Chinese na. Bongarit may ‘be difficult, - But. aren: jt comes to

doubtivl whether any language in tae world can touch the one we ube.

‘fand.* One day the Belglan rota |

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HEM more. trouble” than any: other was “fast.' ir . ;

5 been aszed to write. list of the

100 most confusing words in the. lan-

guage: I doubt that the

the, word “fast” would have appeared: 2

“You may say st horse ‘ts ‘fast

and mean’ that the® “horse is tied: to a hitching post,” be ‘explained. “Then you may gay ‘the: horse is fast" and ‘mean that the horse is capable of miavizie rapidiy.. Finally, you may Bay. ‘the horse is on a# fast’ and yO EAT;

it isn’t eating anything.”

_ Chinese 1s ° supposed to be ‘extre-

mely difficult because. the | same word | ” uttered in two different. tories | may

méan. two entirely different. thiries. ‘But don't think that Chinese is tite

only tongue. in which tonal vaues

changesthe meaning of the. word. We

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bs. always ¢alled : Men © FFs. was: *. surprise,” Baa anny of.

Why shouldn't” the pineal of pan be. calied pen? Ut-r. epeak ‘of a foot: | and you show, me your feet, ' ADI give you aboot « ware ‘@ Pal be called beet? . We speak ot brother = and? aise. of brethren - “an . - But: though we Say. mother we néver. say ‘méthren. .- - hos. . Then ‘the - masculine pronouns. are. he, - ‘him. and ns: . “But (oagine the feminine, she, shin and. shia, - * Finglish, 1 Faney, - you all will ‘agree: 3+ 7 _Is the funniest language | you: ever did: see lag: _ . vos “So you ‘were: in hospital ten weeks’

have them-in collsquial American, too. ‘Must have been ‘pretty yer”

Consider the _ slang word : “yeah” for. example,. : pote

ais a straight answer ip. a sivarent | ‘question, iemay mean sim “yes” as

in. reply to the question: ware vou am

ig down tawny?" .-.-

But “with.“a rising - intonation and a ‘question : mark ‘at the end, “yeah?” may mean “Do you realiy. mean: it?” 45 in reply ta “sue boughe & 100 dress

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Parents of° teenagers may" recog-. nize another yalue for “yeah.” This

“ts the one delivered with a long dis-

‘mail sigh in response to such a’ ques~. tion. as: “Ate you golng to ‘do your homework tonight?’ This “yeah” Teally means: ‘I suppose I'll have to but I'd. much rather’ stay I here: and Wateh television; -.-

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