Page 1
Yuki Kameoka, Wes Hyodo Star
In Toronto-Hamilton Cage Tilt
The New Canadian
TORONTO.—Toronto's St. Chris- !j game ana
Juniors won a hard-fougnt; ed.
Guelph, Nisei Wins
from visiting Hamilton HyThe St. Ch
x/e-s basketball team on Nov. 20,
Coveted Award
tend their n
TO
bat "die Hy-Noters surprised with
GUELPH, Ont.—The oldest and
o-reat improvement over last and are looking forward to a remost-coveted award given by the
Second Game
turn match in Hamilton.
j
ve?r Final score was 58-48.
TORONTO.—Swinging into the
I Guelph Collegiate-Vocational Ins
made,
short work of the
Hebe
Hamilton: Wes Hyodo 17. Junji
Addition of Wes Hyodo was nosecond round of league play, Mus
Aces,
trimming them 47•7ced as a vast improvement in the Fukumoto 14, Tom Fukumoto 7, for obtaining the highest aggregate tangs and Rebels again uncorked a
second
game. Led by Paul
Frank Idenouye 4, Jack Yokoyama marks in the Upper School.
set of victories by downing Bomb I 28 in the
Hamilton line-up.
Hirano. Mush -Fukumoto and Hidy
The Guelph Mercury featured the ers and Aces 51-37 and 47-28 re
vuki Kameoka led 'the St. Chns- 4, Tosh Ogaki 2, Kirk Kswamoto,
§
loi. Rebels outplayed and outpaced
xophers with 18 points, followed by Mark Koyanagi, Tosh Nakamura, story on the front page on Nov. 26, spectively on Friday. Nov. 26.
he unfortunat Aces, and outcome
headlining it “Japanese Scholar
Defending champions Bombers I
Alan Fujiwara with 15. W-es Hyodo Frank Nishimura.
was never in doubt.
Toronto: Yuki Kameoka 18, Alan Wins Coveted Penfold Award;’
displayed their poorest form yet as,
,-etted 17 points for ■the visitors
rhihr
Rebels: Paul Hirano 16, Mush
Also among the prizeTWinners. at they paved the way for. Mustangs
■ith Junk Fukumoto closely be- Fujiwara 15, Mossy Fukumoto 9,
Fukumoto 10, Hidy loi 8, Roy Ku
Soc Shintani 7, Aki Koyanagi 3, the Commencement, exercises was fourth straight victory. Bombers
ind with 14 points.
rita 4, Mossy Fukumoto 4, Curly
■Ken
Ohara 3, Fred Miyasaki 2, Yo Phyllis Takenaka, winner of the. rallied in. he second half and took
The Hamilton "team and fans
Nakagawa 3, Kiyoshi Maikawa 1,
Guelph University Women's Club | away the better plays from the
came on a chartered bus for the ’Mori 1.
Jimmy Maikawa*!.
scholarship given to the outstand Mustangs but could not compensate ।
Aces: Jackson Onishi 9, Geo. Taing graduating girl.
for the poor start.
kata 6, Herby Morita 5,. Tom Miya
Standing out for the lasers, how- shita 5, Seiji Ta kata 2, Akio Haya
ever, was Shige Ashikawa, Bomb- । shi 1, Tom Ogaki, Jim Kamino.
ers’ ole man Mose who flashed
some of his old time form.
Mustangs Run Undefeated String
To Four Games; Rebels Humble Aces
Miyasaki
11,
Mustangs: Herby
LONDON.—George Tanaka, ex
There is probably no subject on is essential. The personality of the ecutive secretary of the National Yuki Kameoka 10, Mucka MakiMiyasaki 8, Alan Fuji
•vhich there are so many different child will modify the rule.
JCCA, will be the featured speaker moto 8, Roy
Miyasaki 6, Aki Koy- :
can
be
The
merit
of
any
system
theories as in the method of bring
when the London JCCA takes war a 7, Ken
child's
judged
by
its
effect
on
the
ing up a child. Nurse the. child as
charge of the London Adult. Educa
Shige
Ashikawa 11. !
Bombers:
long as you can says one. authority. development. We think the goal tion group's meeting on Dec. 6 at
By T. F.
Sockeye
Taukamoto
8, Ken Mitsui j
Mx says another. Don’t spare the should be that the child's personali the Public Library auditorium.
6, Mossy Mitsui 6, Soc Shintani 3, ;
rod says the old. school. No spank ty7 be allowed to develop freely,
Included in the program are koto
Idy Idenouye 2, Joe Akiyama 1, ;
and
at
the
same
time
develop
in
ing when the child begins to under
numbers by Harumi Chasm. odoi is,
Toronto Basketball: Jolting
him
a
fundamental
sense
of
the
Jeep
Inamoto.
■
stand says the modern school.
and a movie “Of Japanese Descent."
Akivama. hard-checking skipof the Bomber
With so many opposing views right and wrong and the recogni
being offered—and practiced—we tion of the rights of others.
think it will be safe enough to set
One of the trials of being born
I out him the Bombers would be in
ourselves up too as an authority.
of Japanese parents is that we are
j a deeper quagmire than they7 .uc
We -believe the most important often taken for being younger than
i in now. The team that went on to
th eg about a child's home is that we are. It is all very fine for girls.
will
play
7
a
two-game
total
point
| ^come the unofficial eastern Can
.sensible
tae parents be mature
But the fact is men—at least those
TORONTO.—A blow of a whistle
oeopie. and consistent when it who are under forty—do not like ar one a.m. on December 18. a series. with the winners .meeting j adian Nisei champions last season.
:m only one game in the four
I
rshv Arena<wiU signal the be- in a two out of three finals.
comes to
i laying down rules o
being taken for being younger than I
• games played this seaEach
team
will
play
12
games.
।
they are. Call it desire for the pres- ginning of the second year of the
irally the captain
In
addition
to
Varsity
Arena,
use
I
so
n
,
a
n1
Taere may be differences as to tige of age, maturity, weignt
Toronto Nisei Hockey7 League.
worried
■re degree of discipline required, what you like.
Champs Rovers will be hosts to St. will be made of outside rinks at i The team as a whole- is in
Alexander and Trinity Parks as ।
ele
To
get
back
to
the
point,
an
out a certain amount of discipline
F. X. Club in the first of the dou
soon as outdoor ice is available . - • worst slump it's had: it is not
one
vator man calls me a laddie
ble header, and at 2 a.m., TNT will
The deadline for signing on Toronto fault of any one man. They just
day. I glare at him. A stuffed shirt tangle with Danforth Cleaners.
Around
Number haven't got started yc
area players is Dec. 18 .
of a doctor calls me a boy. I strifle
Last
season
’
s
seven
clubs
—
Ro
=ee
those
EDMONTON
h team ; limited
a foul expression. And a street car vers, St. F. X., Rockets, Danforth of players on
veterans pick up and we wouldn L
conductor calls me a sonny7; I feel Cleaners, Homestead Restaurant, to 18.
Reports
them really go
to secure be surprised to
The league is t
fingers crawl.
TNT, and Bums—will begin a 42They
didn't,
get to become
EDMONTON—Bissell Memor myYou
to town
would think they never us- game schedule to determine the two referees and
money
players
best
ial Church was the scene re
I have passed
They will be renumerated . . . Can- known
holder of the Matt Matsui trophy.
cently7 of a rousing welcome pected that
hairs comadian Hockey Associatio i rules by acci
Rovers are favored again this
home party7 held in honour of and have a crop of gre;
Hero of previous play-off game,
enforced with the exception
year, with stars Yuki Kameoka,
all-around str
two Edmontonians — Miss Irene ing. and they probably don t.
We would be most obliged if any Ken Ohara, Jeep Inamoto and the of. centre red line which will be Jeep Inamoto.
Nakamura and Mr. George
athlete, is sadly placed as the eat
body can tell us where to buy a addition of free-wheeling Fred eliminated. Offside; wili be strictecent. Bomber defeats. He just
Nakamura, daughter and son of
ly enforced.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Nakamura of good toupee of grey hairs and a Kinoshita from St. Kitts.
t sem to get those set-^hots
The league decided that it will
Edmonton. Their return to the stiff dose of the elixer of old age.
>u"h . . • Veteran Tom NobuThe Catholicmen are depending
it be responsible lor mj ury of j oka, attempting a comeback with
capital city of Alberta renews
Free advice to politicians: If you a lot on their “kid line" of Kaz
not wearing full protection
many happy7 associations which
j the Rebels, and not aoing
want to make a po. itive. strong, Ishii. Frank Ueda and David Yone —gloves, shin pads,
est
" ere ' interrupted temporarily
j either, seems to tower ovei th
effective, vigorous sj esch without mitsu. while the Rovers aie aying athletic supporters.
ro
during the war years.
Miss
of his team. It seems more api
any voter. —or a very out 15-year-old Ronnie Tsuji in
Pre-season
games:
Nakamura returns from Cal offending
priaie to see him with the thin men
e hell to the
Bums on December 4, with
gary. Mr. Nakamura, a veteran few if you musr
Mustangs' Alan Fujiwara is
’ TNT. giant-killer of last season, lice session for the Rockets
ot World War II, is now pur- Communists.
Fukumoto of the Re
'
giving
Mo.
11 to the Com- will centre the team around reli
Mr. Drew give;
the game. On Dec. .
ht {or ,nc distinction of
uing his studies at U. of A.
able Rai /Machi with fleet Ken
v ^ of \he year . . . What hapAn enthusiastic crowd of both munists often. hatred of Commun- ' Adachi and Don Mitsubata assist- meets Rovers ana Danform
Pretty
soon,
Ixeis and Niseis turned out to
’ nened to F.A.M.? H c turned out for
conviction. it will be ! in77 in brushing off enemy7 forwauL. Bums.
greet them and George Matsuba, ism won t be a
in the pre-s eason workre'll have to find a
Dipsy-doodling Taki Kuwahara
emcee for the evening, ex a fad. Then v
; outs and appeared a cinch to make
will again be in centre. A trio of
pressed the good wishes of their new target.
i the team. He is an experienced forNhhimany friends as he officially New Canadian r ellowship Club 15-year-olds, Ken Ikeda, Ed though
: mer Winnipeg eager, and even has
of the ; moto and Tom Takemura,
HELP WANTED
welcomed them back to the city.
’a title as a personals champ . - meeting
first
to burn
The “welcome-home” theme held its season,
Of : slight of build, are ready
Election
I
WATCHMAKER
wanted:
i Jackson. Onishi is worried lest ae
Must
vas repeated in a short musical 1948-49 were held and Bill j up the league.
suffered %e experienced and good in general J take the bad man title this hi'J^on
officers
program contributed by local Nakamura
the new j Danforth Cleaners have
repairs. Apply MO. 9614, days or I Nevertheless he is the only 1
became
imMatsuba, from loss of players but if veteran
Florence
fer the Aces . - - Idy
J sparkplug
r §en.
Sec- Mas Kitaguchi comes back to the evenings. (Toronto).
pressed the audience with her President; Ge°~S'
known^as
Happy Ide in
_—
— । idenouye,
was
the team should •
Japanese songs as did Eiko
centre post
Toronto
Senior
Baseball
FOR RENT
he Wes
Iwashita who rendered two
perk
up.
League and the winner of the most
re-elected
TWO UNFURNISHED rooms.
On Christmas morning at 1
popular numbers. Lucy Ikata Katayama, Grace
that league.
popular
a.m., another double header will
Suit
small
family.
Apply
148
Lang
played two violin solos and
are
to
be
Yamauchi
still one of the best g
George Sakumoto followed with Henry Convenors, while
Chris . feature Rockets vs. Bums in the lev Ave., Toronto. (Logan-Gerrard
—
basketball.
Social
selections on the trumpet. The Katayama, Donald »ba » I first game and Homestead Rest district.)
.
Through
The Hoop
IccenfonYouth-. as Hockey Leapefer^^^^
Opens with Double-header Dee. 18
brogram, was climaxed with Rosie Nakamura were electe , aurant vs. Rovers in the second. !
FOR RENT
performances on the piano by7 to the Sports Committee.
Miscellaneous Notes
TWO ROOMS, furnished or
Edmonton’s own Eva Saito.
four teams will quality fo. unfurnished for couple or busi
Subsequent meetings
1
One of the highlights of the been k
w
in
the
interests
the
championship
playoffs. _ FiIm ness girl. Apply evenings. 1812
held—all m
evening was the cutting of the of promoting goodwill and co and third, and second and lourm ,j Upper Gerrard St. E.. Toronto.
huge, pink and white frosted ^pe^ation with ottter groups and
cake lavishly7 decorated with the
ARTICLES FOR SALE
CARD of thanks
'ords. “Welcome Home, Irene 1X“X^ xU Japan- ,
The Toronto JCCA Claims
i
“^WORUGSFOR SALE: 9x12
<- nd George”.
The cake was eXcSadian? . of
Committee wishes to thank
and 8x11. Oriental pattern.
ishered in with a cute little -well-balanced recrea uonal and ; the many volunteer interpre
Must sell.’ Phone AD. 6753 beitty vocalized by* the “Four educational program comomed
ters tvpists and clerical help
tween~4 and 6 p.m. (Toronto),
Belles”, featuring the Iwashita with good, clean tun.
ers who gladly gave their
Asters and Grace Shimizu.
with established pohcie^ o
j time and effort in assisting
ROOMS WANTED
OFFICERS ELECTED
Club, the organization has con
with the property claims pre
furnished
In conjunction with the even- tributed to the Shuichi Ku^ka ;
THREE or four
hearing interviews.
-r.g’s program, the Edmonton Memorial Fund
express i rooms wanted. Please
£Ocial. ,
We also wish
Following the °^ ^ on
our deepest gratitude to the I moto. MI. 6047 durin day
sweatei dan_e _
^
Church'of All nations for I 5823 evenings. (Toronto)
MICKEY S. SATO I aHMlowe
’en. touching cm a sea
the use of their building ior
Agent
?on fi led with activities PlanCROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
| TRUNKS, BAGGAGE, stoves, etc
this cause.
.
•“d bv the various commtttees.
Office: 21 Dundas Square
Toronto JCCA Claims ■ moved in evenings. Apply Tucker
All indications point to anoJie.
Phone AD-0076-7
Committee '!EL. 6520 (Toronto?.
Res. ME. 6072
successful
Res.: 5-26 Manning Avenue
—L.I.
TORONTO, ONT.
BILL TAKEDA
General Insurance
Phone GL-807?
86 GAMBLE AVE.
Toronto, Ont.
Automobile, Fire, Burglary,
Life. Accident & Sickness, etc.
SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS
Phone OL. 0415 and
ask for Mr. Kay
kitchen suites
CHESTERFIELD SUITES,
RADIOS, WASHING
MACHINES
Lamps, Carpets, Rugs, Linol
eums, Blankets and Bedspreads,
and many other items at bar
gain
prices.
TORONTO, ONT.
In Toronto-Hamilton Cage Tilt
The New Canadian
TORONTO.—Toronto's St. Chris- !j game ana
Juniors won a hard-fougnt; ed.
Guelph, Nisei Wins
from visiting Hamilton HyThe St. Ch
x/e-s basketball team on Nov. 20,
Coveted Award
tend their n
TO
bat "die Hy-Noters surprised with
GUELPH, Ont.—The oldest and
o-reat improvement over last and are looking forward to a remost-coveted award given by the
Second Game
turn match in Hamilton.
j
ve?r Final score was 58-48.
TORONTO.—Swinging into the
I Guelph Collegiate-Vocational Ins
made,
short work of the
Hebe
Hamilton: Wes Hyodo 17. Junji
Addition of Wes Hyodo was nosecond round of league play, Mus
Aces,
trimming them 47•7ced as a vast improvement in the Fukumoto 14, Tom Fukumoto 7, for obtaining the highest aggregate tangs and Rebels again uncorked a
second
game. Led by Paul
Frank Idenouye 4, Jack Yokoyama marks in the Upper School.
set of victories by downing Bomb I 28 in the
Hamilton line-up.
Hirano. Mush -Fukumoto and Hidy
The Guelph Mercury featured the ers and Aces 51-37 and 47-28 re
vuki Kameoka led 'the St. Chns- 4, Tosh Ogaki 2, Kirk Kswamoto,
§
loi. Rebels outplayed and outpaced
xophers with 18 points, followed by Mark Koyanagi, Tosh Nakamura, story on the front page on Nov. 26, spectively on Friday. Nov. 26.
he unfortunat Aces, and outcome
headlining it “Japanese Scholar
Defending champions Bombers I
Alan Fujiwara with 15. W-es Hyodo Frank Nishimura.
was never in doubt.
Toronto: Yuki Kameoka 18, Alan Wins Coveted Penfold Award;’
displayed their poorest form yet as,
,-etted 17 points for ■the visitors
rhihr
Rebels: Paul Hirano 16, Mush
Also among the prizeTWinners. at they paved the way for. Mustangs
■ith Junk Fukumoto closely be- Fujiwara 15, Mossy Fukumoto 9,
Fukumoto 10, Hidy loi 8, Roy Ku
Soc Shintani 7, Aki Koyanagi 3, the Commencement, exercises was fourth straight victory. Bombers
ind with 14 points.
rita 4, Mossy Fukumoto 4, Curly
■Ken
Ohara 3, Fred Miyasaki 2, Yo Phyllis Takenaka, winner of the. rallied in. he second half and took
The Hamilton "team and fans
Nakagawa 3, Kiyoshi Maikawa 1,
Guelph University Women's Club | away the better plays from the
came on a chartered bus for the ’Mori 1.
Jimmy Maikawa*!.
scholarship given to the outstand Mustangs but could not compensate ।
Aces: Jackson Onishi 9, Geo. Taing graduating girl.
for the poor start.
kata 6, Herby Morita 5,. Tom Miya
Standing out for the lasers, how- shita 5, Seiji Ta kata 2, Akio Haya
ever, was Shige Ashikawa, Bomb- । shi 1, Tom Ogaki, Jim Kamino.
ers’ ole man Mose who flashed
some of his old time form.
Mustangs Run Undefeated String
To Four Games; Rebels Humble Aces
Miyasaki
11,
Mustangs: Herby
LONDON.—George Tanaka, ex
There is probably no subject on is essential. The personality of the ecutive secretary of the National Yuki Kameoka 10, Mucka MakiMiyasaki 8, Alan Fuji
•vhich there are so many different child will modify the rule.
JCCA, will be the featured speaker moto 8, Roy
Miyasaki 6, Aki Koy- :
can
be
The
merit
of
any
system
theories as in the method of bring
when the London JCCA takes war a 7, Ken
child's
judged
by
its
effect
on
the
ing up a child. Nurse the. child as
charge of the London Adult. Educa
Shige
Ashikawa 11. !
Bombers:
long as you can says one. authority. development. We think the goal tion group's meeting on Dec. 6 at
By T. F.
Sockeye
Taukamoto
8, Ken Mitsui j
Mx says another. Don’t spare the should be that the child's personali the Public Library auditorium.
6, Mossy Mitsui 6, Soc Shintani 3, ;
rod says the old. school. No spank ty7 be allowed to develop freely,
Included in the program are koto
Idy Idenouye 2, Joe Akiyama 1, ;
and
at
the
same
time
develop
in
ing when the child begins to under
numbers by Harumi Chasm. odoi is,
Toronto Basketball: Jolting
him
a
fundamental
sense
of
the
Jeep
Inamoto.
■
stand says the modern school.
and a movie “Of Japanese Descent."
Akivama. hard-checking skipof the Bomber
With so many opposing views right and wrong and the recogni
being offered—and practiced—we tion of the rights of others.
think it will be safe enough to set
One of the trials of being born
I out him the Bombers would be in
ourselves up too as an authority.
of Japanese parents is that we are
j a deeper quagmire than they7 .uc
We -believe the most important often taken for being younger than
i in now. The team that went on to
th eg about a child's home is that we are. It is all very fine for girls.
will
play
7
a
two-game
total
point
| ^come the unofficial eastern Can
.sensible
tae parents be mature
But the fact is men—at least those
TORONTO.—A blow of a whistle
oeopie. and consistent when it who are under forty—do not like ar one a.m. on December 18. a series. with the winners .meeting j adian Nisei champions last season.
:m only one game in the four
I
rshv Arena<wiU signal the be- in a two out of three finals.
comes to
i laying down rules o
being taken for being younger than I
• games played this seaEach
team
will
play
12
games.
।
they are. Call it desire for the pres- ginning of the second year of the
irally the captain
In
addition
to
Varsity
Arena,
use
I
so
n
,
a
n1
Taere may be differences as to tige of age, maturity, weignt
Toronto Nisei Hockey7 League.
worried
■re degree of discipline required, what you like.
Champs Rovers will be hosts to St. will be made of outside rinks at i The team as a whole- is in
Alexander and Trinity Parks as ।
ele
To
get
back
to
the
point,
an
out a certain amount of discipline
F. X. Club in the first of the dou
soon as outdoor ice is available . - • worst slump it's had: it is not
one
vator man calls me a laddie
ble header, and at 2 a.m., TNT will
The deadline for signing on Toronto fault of any one man. They just
day. I glare at him. A stuffed shirt tangle with Danforth Cleaners.
Around
Number haven't got started yc
area players is Dec. 18 .
of a doctor calls me a boy. I strifle
Last
season
’
s
seven
clubs
—
Ro
=ee
those
EDMONTON
h team ; limited
a foul expression. And a street car vers, St. F. X., Rockets, Danforth of players on
veterans pick up and we wouldn L
conductor calls me a sonny7; I feel Cleaners, Homestead Restaurant, to 18.
Reports
them really go
to secure be surprised to
The league is t
fingers crawl.
TNT, and Bums—will begin a 42They
didn't,
get to become
EDMONTON—Bissell Memor myYou
to town
would think they never us- game schedule to determine the two referees and
money
players
best
ial Church was the scene re
I have passed
They will be renumerated . . . Can- known
holder of the Matt Matsui trophy.
cently7 of a rousing welcome pected that
hairs comadian Hockey Associatio i rules by acci
Rovers are favored again this
home party7 held in honour of and have a crop of gre;
Hero of previous play-off game,
enforced with the exception
year, with stars Yuki Kameoka,
all-around str
two Edmontonians — Miss Irene ing. and they probably don t.
We would be most obliged if any Ken Ohara, Jeep Inamoto and the of. centre red line which will be Jeep Inamoto.
Nakamura and Mr. George
athlete, is sadly placed as the eat
body can tell us where to buy a addition of free-wheeling Fred eliminated. Offside; wili be strictecent. Bomber defeats. He just
Nakamura, daughter and son of
ly enforced.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Nakamura of good toupee of grey hairs and a Kinoshita from St. Kitts.
t sem to get those set-^hots
The league decided that it will
Edmonton. Their return to the stiff dose of the elixer of old age.
>u"h . . • Veteran Tom NobuThe Catholicmen are depending
it be responsible lor mj ury of j oka, attempting a comeback with
capital city of Alberta renews
Free advice to politicians: If you a lot on their “kid line" of Kaz
not wearing full protection
many happy7 associations which
j the Rebels, and not aoing
want to make a po. itive. strong, Ishii. Frank Ueda and David Yone —gloves, shin pads,
est
" ere ' interrupted temporarily
j either, seems to tower ovei th
effective, vigorous sj esch without mitsu. while the Rovers aie aying athletic supporters.
ro
during the war years.
Miss
of his team. It seems more api
any voter. —or a very out 15-year-old Ronnie Tsuji in
Pre-season
games:
Nakamura returns from Cal offending
priaie to see him with the thin men
e hell to the
Bums on December 4, with
gary. Mr. Nakamura, a veteran few if you musr
Mustangs' Alan Fujiwara is
’ TNT. giant-killer of last season, lice session for the Rockets
ot World War II, is now pur- Communists.
Fukumoto of the Re
'
giving
Mo.
11 to the Com- will centre the team around reli
Mr. Drew give;
the game. On Dec. .
ht {or ,nc distinction of
uing his studies at U. of A.
able Rai /Machi with fleet Ken
v ^ of \he year . . . What hapAn enthusiastic crowd of both munists often. hatred of Commun- ' Adachi and Don Mitsubata assist- meets Rovers ana Danform
Pretty
soon,
Ixeis and Niseis turned out to
’ nened to F.A.M.? H c turned out for
conviction. it will be ! in77 in brushing off enemy7 forwauL. Bums.
greet them and George Matsuba, ism won t be a
in the pre-s eason workre'll have to find a
Dipsy-doodling Taki Kuwahara
emcee for the evening, ex a fad. Then v
; outs and appeared a cinch to make
will again be in centre. A trio of
pressed the good wishes of their new target.
i the team. He is an experienced forNhhimany friends as he officially New Canadian r ellowship Club 15-year-olds, Ken Ikeda, Ed though
: mer Winnipeg eager, and even has
of the ; moto and Tom Takemura,
HELP WANTED
welcomed them back to the city.
’a title as a personals champ . - meeting
first
to burn
The “welcome-home” theme held its season,
Of : slight of build, are ready
Election
I
WATCHMAKER
wanted:
i Jackson. Onishi is worried lest ae
Must
vas repeated in a short musical 1948-49 were held and Bill j up the league.
suffered %e experienced and good in general J take the bad man title this hi'J^on
officers
program contributed by local Nakamura
the new j Danforth Cleaners have
repairs. Apply MO. 9614, days or I Nevertheless he is the only 1
became
imMatsuba, from loss of players but if veteran
Florence
fer the Aces . - - Idy
J sparkplug
r §en.
Sec- Mas Kitaguchi comes back to the evenings. (Toronto).
pressed the audience with her President; Ge°~S'
known^as
Happy Ide in
_—
— । idenouye,
was
the team should •
Japanese songs as did Eiko
centre post
Toronto
Senior
Baseball
FOR RENT
he Wes
Iwashita who rendered two
perk
up.
League and the winner of the most
re-elected
TWO UNFURNISHED rooms.
On Christmas morning at 1
popular numbers. Lucy Ikata Katayama, Grace
that league.
popular
a.m., another double header will
Suit
small
family.
Apply
148
Lang
played two violin solos and
are
to
be
Yamauchi
still one of the best g
George Sakumoto followed with Henry Convenors, while
Chris . feature Rockets vs. Bums in the lev Ave., Toronto. (Logan-Gerrard
—
basketball.
Social
selections on the trumpet. The Katayama, Donald »ba » I first game and Homestead Rest district.)
.
Through
The Hoop
IccenfonYouth-. as Hockey Leapefer^^^^
Opens with Double-header Dee. 18
brogram, was climaxed with Rosie Nakamura were electe , aurant vs. Rovers in the second. !
FOR RENT
performances on the piano by7 to the Sports Committee.
Miscellaneous Notes
TWO ROOMS, furnished or
Edmonton’s own Eva Saito.
four teams will quality fo. unfurnished for couple or busi
Subsequent meetings
1
One of the highlights of the been k
w
in
the
interests
the
championship
playoffs. _ FiIm ness girl. Apply evenings. 1812
held—all m
evening was the cutting of the of promoting goodwill and co and third, and second and lourm ,j Upper Gerrard St. E.. Toronto.
huge, pink and white frosted ^pe^ation with ottter groups and
cake lavishly7 decorated with the
ARTICLES FOR SALE
CARD of thanks
'ords. “Welcome Home, Irene 1X“X^ xU Japan- ,
The Toronto JCCA Claims
i
“^WORUGSFOR SALE: 9x12
<- nd George”.
The cake was eXcSadian? . of
Committee wishes to thank
and 8x11. Oriental pattern.
ishered in with a cute little -well-balanced recrea uonal and ; the many volunteer interpre
Must sell.’ Phone AD. 6753 beitty vocalized by* the “Four educational program comomed
ters tvpists and clerical help
tween~4 and 6 p.m. (Toronto),
Belles”, featuring the Iwashita with good, clean tun.
ers who gladly gave their
Asters and Grace Shimizu.
with established pohcie^ o
j time and effort in assisting
ROOMS WANTED
OFFICERS ELECTED
Club, the organization has con
with the property claims pre
furnished
In conjunction with the even- tributed to the Shuichi Ku^ka ;
THREE or four
hearing interviews.
-r.g’s program, the Edmonton Memorial Fund
express i rooms wanted. Please
£Ocial. ,
We also wish
Following the °^ ^ on
our deepest gratitude to the I moto. MI. 6047 durin day
sweatei dan_e _
^
Church'of All nations for I 5823 evenings. (Toronto)
MICKEY S. SATO I aHMlowe
’en. touching cm a sea
the use of their building ior
Agent
?on fi led with activities PlanCROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
| TRUNKS, BAGGAGE, stoves, etc
this cause.
.
•“d bv the various commtttees.
Office: 21 Dundas Square
Toronto JCCA Claims ■ moved in evenings. Apply Tucker
All indications point to anoJie.
Phone AD-0076-7
Committee '!EL. 6520 (Toronto?.
Res. ME. 6072
successful
Res.: 5-26 Manning Avenue
—L.I.
TORONTO, ONT.
BILL TAKEDA
General Insurance
Phone GL-807?
86 GAMBLE AVE.
Toronto, Ont.
Automobile, Fire, Burglary,
Life. Accident & Sickness, etc.
SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS
Phone OL. 0415 and
ask for Mr. Kay
kitchen suites
CHESTERFIELD SUITES,
RADIOS, WASHING
MACHINES
Lamps, Carpets, Rugs, Linol
eums, Blankets and Bedspreads,
and many other items at bar
gain
prices.
TORONTO, ONT.
Page 2
Saturday; Decemb er 4. 394g
N E W
b
Zp
b
6U
^
9
4>
6
L
Ot an
jiil
ffe:
Hi
XP
toSS
0
h
to
-■■ i
3
5
^
0
Rfl
0
o
7
jhl
0
HU
Jill.
1$
0
CR
1^1 t
(5
H
L"
1
0
MJ
o
i
a '?
to
top
O
a
1
0
T
0
w
>1? 0
a
HU
JHL
ZP
t
T
3’
top
ff
Bl
0
WJ
7?
L
'I?
ffi
z'
Ms s K
0t« , t
£
Ml
to
a
?r
6
i
Iff
t t
6
1
60
r -
to
JtB
0
IS to
PJ1
fi
TK
iKj
a
it
fu
a
1R
?
nfj
4T
o
if
is
f
o
fH
to
b
’L
fit
BW
9
It
H
to
o
ft
7'
#j
fill)
NO.
Bx
6
^
L'
0
0
^
HF
0 '
5)1
Zp' ZP
0
0
BE
IT
WJ
a
JA
uh
£
-9
st
ta
to
Bl
s-
7
&
0
Zp
L
0
> > f
W
b
0
ft
IH
pa
to
a
to
s 0
i cK
to
’Un]
0
7
C
^i
■Tn
Zp' 't
fife
I1
0
4
fife
0
r
r 10
60
i<
i
no
c
c
0
0
i
0
5
a
0
£
□ mx
b
JA
to
0
tea
i
to
L
tz
3
c
Tri
©
<T
B^
B¥
0
r?)
0
OU
0
11 m
v
m
3
L"
o
R
fil
0
0
At
It 6
c
©
3
rto^yy?
Zp
Zp'
y
£)
nn
I
0
0
nri
0
'7
OH
L
6
R' 'to
0
0
r ©
&
0
>4
W
PH
a
0
Bl TJ
riJ
Zp'
®
0
a [Ml
to /7
M
ZP
0
I
9
4;
-<□
to
to
0
to
£)
J*
Zp
5
a'
RU 0 3E
a i)
Bib’
0
to
77
HU
till
9
Zp
B^
i
to
yj
9
0
£«L
^1 0
to
0
71
L'
%j
0*
i
HU
ZP
a
Z)
c
i
hi
. IS
£>
an
jm
zP
0
41
* L
fit
Ji
1
>
0
S
O
ZP
A
L
R
fit
0
t
ft
PK
0
?W
□
Bh ill
n
ti
b
2
UI
uu
0
■■5
0
&|i
b
Zp
t
#
tn
0
nl)
Ip]
0
fife
o
0
III
i
«!
0
tSj
fill
WJ R
0|)
H
ifM
rh
Hi
®]
9
mat
l?J
b
7^
' 9
L
9 S ^ 01
vt
ICCI
pa?j
thei^
Uni1
’
t?? *
b
^i11
M
W’
: b
XI to
M
MJ
ZP
fife
#
H
/ J
u-
,SF
Bi|i
0 0
n
p-k
*-
rl
# PH
3
a
N E W
b
Zp
b
6U
^
9
4>
6
L
Ot an
jiil
ffe:
Hi
XP
toSS
0
h
to
-■■ i
3
5
^
0
Rfl
0
o
7
jhl
0
HU
Jill.
1$
0
CR
1^1 t
(5
H
L"
1
0
MJ
o
i
a '?
to
top
O
a
1
0
T
0
w
>1? 0
a
HU
JHL
ZP
t
T
3’
top
ff
Bl
0
WJ
7?
L
'I?
ffi
z'
Ms s K
0t« , t
£
Ml
to
a
?r
6
i
Iff
t t
6
1
60
r -
to
JtB
0
IS to
PJ1
fi
TK
iKj
a
it
fu
a
1R
?
nfj
4T
o
if
is
f
o
fH
to
b
’L
fit
BW
9
It
H
to
o
ft
7'
#j
fill)
NO.
Bx
6
^
L'
0
0
^
HF
0 '
5)1
Zp' ZP
0
0
BE
IT
WJ
a
JA
uh
£
-9
st
ta
to
Bl
s-
7
&
0
Zp
L
0
> > f
W
b
0
ft
IH
pa
to
a
to
s 0
i cK
to
’Un]
0
7
C
^i
■Tn
Zp' 't
fife
I1
0
4
fife
0
r
r 10
60
i<
i
no
c
c
0
0
i
0
5
a
0
£
□ mx
b
JA
to
0
tea
i
to
L
tz
3
c
Tri
©
<T
B^
B¥
0
r?)
0
OU
0
11 m
v
m
3
L"
o
R
fil
0
0
At
It 6
c
©
3
rto^yy?
Zp
Zp'
y
£)
nn
I
0
0
nri
0
'7
OH
L
6
R' 'to
0
0
r ©
&
0
>4
W
PH
a
0
Bl TJ
riJ
Zp'
®
0
a [Ml
to /7
M
ZP
0
I
9
4;
-<□
to
to
0
to
£)
J*
Zp
5
a'
RU 0 3E
a i)
Bib’
0
to
77
HU
till
9
Zp
B^
i
to
yj
9
0
£«L
^1 0
to
0
71
L'
%j
0*
i
HU
ZP
a
Z)
c
i
hi
. IS
£>
an
jm
zP
0
41
* L
fit
Ji
1
>
0
S
O
ZP
A
L
R
fit
0
t
ft
PK
0
?W
□
Bh ill
n
ti
b
2
UI
uu
0
■■5
0
&|i
b
Zp
t
#
tn
0
nl)
Ip]
0
fife
o
0
III
i
«!
0
tSj
fill
WJ R
0|)
H
ifM
rh
Hi
®]
9
mat
l?J
b
7^
' 9
L
9 S ^ 01
vt
ICCI
pa?j
thei^
Uni1
’
t?? *
b
^i11
M
W’
: b
XI to
M
MJ
ZP
fife
#
H
/ J
u-
,SF
Bi|i
0 0
n
p-k
*-
rl
# PH
3
a
Page 3
December 4. 1948
N E W
£
i
(A)
ma
0
0
sb K
ft- a
CD
CD
47
0
0
9
i
©
T
5
i
b
j&
^
I"
<ri
HZ
0
6?
7
7
X 1)11
-/J
Ml
0
Jj
BiP R
R
47
HR
fl
Pt
11
L
.11
i
9
offi
®
0
6
b '
a
Hl
3
0
mW
D
2'
a t
ci
a
7’
CD
7
0
_L
er
B
©
b
BO
a
»>‘
0
74
i;
R
7
CD
R
&B
s
‘S
0
&
6
1
CD
#
HU
|-»l
o
4
^
£
0
b
7
^
iL
It
n
CD
I
•mh
kF
41
0
Ik XT
Ik co
4
/i«T
I#
0
0’7
BV
41
n
it
T+^C
-fa
SB
fa
t
21'
IH
47
o
D
IU
i
o
0
rr a
0 ob
G
0
<D
a
&
6
0
6
0
ITU
0
o
a
wx.
Dr st
17 #
0
«
0
3
u 0
u
o
L
0
6
9
a
2
?g
2-
7
0*
2£
0
b
0
I 0
b
I
0
CD
0
1 -
0
0
T
7
0
i
'9
=2 t
pT
7'
1
1^
6
o
7i
pH
t
tk-
1
6
6
Oil
CD
A
0
'
0
%
h
0'
li
M
i
7.
4
HZ
0
0'
JlX.
&<J
C
0
o
o
0
<1
7
7
0
7k
Fl
X
1
0$
D
0
4I
b g I
fat
0
D'J
7
7«;&
0
,7
ii
7
fab !1
U
rJ
JU]
£*
1
H
fl
0 K 1 Z
x
3 0
0 l^
i
7' ^ R
b (1
i
0
D
o
0
ill
M
BI
li
7
0
0
Ip!
0
1
£
L
n^c
#
ID
H^
R’
0
70
C 1
0
T
i
M
IK ail
® n JU 9
O
12
i
tin
R
° ^
3
11
C
9
5
^t
0
■ CD
CD
Jj 0
4:
0
8
0
9
11 11
Ml
£
I
mH
4
.?n
0
li
eft
4
D
dt
be
o
'fl
R
er
CD
W
CD
CD
A
£ ft
HI
b
R
o
&
hi
I
o
c
1
BO
IM
PS
0
HI1
Ha
CD
‘ 0
0
Mi
Pit
h
H
0
#
1J
^j
o
bl 0
^ FH
8. #
i
1
IK
1 lit □
i
0
T
7*
C
7
j^,
REJ
I
D
0
Tti
AtX
?K
T
R'
// 4r
0
b
Irb
o)
i
If
o
H
RS
b
RC
d
a
11 R
D
Hl
nk
I'
T
L
0
•li>:
7 41
7
IU]
fa
i
I#
in
^ 1
Ilk
a
Jj
A
o
7f» IX: D
9 0 D
fa)
I
0
H pj 7
0 7
~/j fall - 1 H i: W v
9 »*
H
7
^1
i?«
iV
Iff
JU
4»
^ J# 1$ s
0 — J& WV
0
u
F
a
0
a□
IL
uh
-
In
Wr
b
111
ri
0
a
Hl
ill Ui
iflr
CM
■ s in + ^ no i
N E W
£
i
(A)
ma
0
0
sb K
ft- a
CD
CD
47
0
0
9
i
©
T
5
i
b
j&
^
I"
<ri
HZ
0
6?
7
7
X 1)11
-/J
Ml
0
Jj
BiP R
R
47
HR
fl
Pt
11
L
.11
i
9
offi
®
0
6
b '
a
Hl
3
0
mW
D
2'
a t
ci
a
7’
CD
7
0
_L
er
B
©
b
BO
a
»>‘
0
74
i;
R
7
CD
R
&B
s
‘S
0
&
6
1
CD
#
HU
|-»l
o
4
^
£
0
b
7
^
iL
It
n
CD
I
•mh
kF
41
0
Ik XT
Ik co
4
/i«T
I#
0
0’7
BV
41
n
it
T+^C
-fa
SB
fa
t
21'
IH
47
o
D
IU
i
o
0
rr a
0 ob
G
0
<D
a
&
6
0
6
0
ITU
0
o
a
wx.
Dr st
17 #
0
«
0
3
u 0
u
o
L
0
6
9
a
2
?g
2-
7
0*
2£
0
b
0
I 0
b
I
0
CD
0
1 -
0
0
T
7
0
i
'9
=2 t
pT
7'
1
1^
6
o
7i
pH
t
tk-
1
6
6
Oil
CD
A
0
'
0
%
h
0'
li
M
i
7.
4
HZ
0
0'
JlX.
&<J
C
0
o
o
0
<1
7
7
0
7k
Fl
X
1
0$
D
0
4I
b g I
fat
0
D'J
7
7«;&
0
,7
ii
7
fab !1
U
rJ
JU]
£*
1
H
fl
0 K 1 Z
x
3 0
0 l^
i
7' ^ R
b (1
i
0
D
o
0
ill
M
BI
li
7
0
0
Ip!
0
1
£
L
n^c
#
ID
H^
R’
0
70
C 1
0
T
i
M
IK ail
® n JU 9
O
12
i
tin
R
° ^
3
11
C
9
5
^t
0
■ CD
CD
Jj 0
4:
0
8
0
9
11 11
Ml
£
I
mH
4
.?n
0
li
eft
4
D
dt
be
o
'fl
R
er
CD
W
CD
CD
A
£ ft
HI
b
R
o
&
hi
I
o
c
1
BO
IM
PS
0
HI1
Ha
CD
‘ 0
0
Mi
Pit
h
H
0
#
1J
^j
o
bl 0
^ FH
8. #
i
1
IK
1 lit □
i
0
T
7*
C
7
j^,
REJ
I
D
0
Tti
AtX
?K
T
R'
// 4r
0
b
Irb
o)
i
If
o
H
RS
b
RC
d
a
11 R
D
Hl
nk
I'
T
L
0
•li>:
7 41
7
IU]
fa
i
I#
in
^ 1
Ilk
a
Jj
A
o
7f» IX: D
9 0 D
fa)
I
0
H pj 7
0 7
~/j fall - 1 H i: W v
9 »*
H
7
^1
i?«
iV
Iff
JU
4»
^ J# 1$ s
0 — J& WV
0
u
F
a
0
a□
IL
uh
-
In
Wr
b
111
ri
0
a
Hl
ill Ui
iflr
CM
■ s in + ^ no i
Page 5
n
0
T
1
b"
;X
It
s
c
-3?
0
&
^ U
0
A
Alft
K
o
;x
0
#
0
#
^
L
IX
X iX
A J3
AV it? »f?
0 1
7 ®
7 0
0 ffj
JO
L
A*
L
it?
is
7
V
!®0
0
■Y
In
7
x
#
n R
0
54^
0
;e
U ] 0
RS
b
ft
t
rtf
w Hi St w
WJ r
o
70
Q
L
0 #
b
is
0 u
At y
T
i
£ iK m
b st L
-0
b
5'
1
in
X'
**o
X A
7 ft
A
p
£
0
0
0
^ 7.
7’
4
0'
0
a
-jj
s
I® #
0 S)
0
0
^ i.
(X
0
3V
c
U
6
0
o
if
s 1^ 0
x mt 111
&-
£
o
^00
fa
-X-
0
n
L
Hi
(X
b
'9
o
it
6
h|j
5
0
®f
.■0’
X
0
T
3
5
6<J
^ !$ g ft
it
2
b 0
®.0^T IX^
5 RJ^^^^
o h JS
9w
-> #
/ 0 # DU
b B m ^c ^
0^0
0
^11
in t AM
111
O
O
^ 0^£<
b
€T
0
111
# 3iJ *
b
#
,-r
WB '^ 0
fa^ 3
^ /: 9
b
0 S')
W A >6 ^
$ 0 J£bfr C f® ^ ® L #W1 3V ® ^
T i£6^ X0t 0
£ 0 f® 5 B tl3 ®< I) ^®l ^ Atf< 0i:±^i:3C«0 illXA
’ 0f£±^LWSm
fl
1 ^H0 1
^0 ^ ^ #> 3i®l
10
pp
1
g;^^§®y
IL
Jj?
^ji^^A^^'n 7_^
F!
0^^®
x #1®
(X
7X^0f ^
B11^
5 1 I X IT
WWT 1^^ K^' ^ ^^ + ^ ^
9
0
{^^ K)^^ 0^7 ^^ ^W:
gM0^tX^^00 0 0^
^l^Mrs^^i: /W^-^
J^0 ^^ U Rl^ nA ^^^
6
?k
1WJ
0
tZJ n
H -J
0
o
FiiM
I’O
UH Hi
NOTICE
1 JMERIMN PRESWHfibllljKg
TO
ALL
SHAREHOLDERS
OF
THE ASSOCIATED CLEANERS & DYERS, LTD.
gr.K iW^
§ 3c H1 ^ $1L^ W^
9
9
T K^®
J ! X1S 0
0 4^0<
0£ (WXi:^ •S^ ^®
n
6
® ^ ^)H
cn
’-
1^
The above company has been liquidated, and for immediate
cash distribution, the names and addresses of all shareholders
must be sent to F. G. M izutani, 1 o7 Collier ot.. t orcn^o, Onu
as soon as possible.
os
-t^#in^
o
pE,
Wc
£
3b
b
tf 0 ^
0#
^^
SOVEREIGN LIFE
assurance COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE
Suite 1-3, Stafford Block
LETHBRIDGE, ALTA.
Phone 4474
c
:4
in
in
A
tK
i
51
3,
S
SB 0
0
FA
I
/
DU
a
4
th
0
T
1
b"
;X
It
s
c
-3?
0
&
^ U
0
A
Alft
K
o
;x
0
#
0
#
^
L
IX
X iX
A J3
AV it? »f?
0 1
7 ®
7 0
0 ffj
JO
L
A*
L
it?
is
7
V
!®0
0
■Y
In
7
x
#
n R
0
54^
0
;e
U ] 0
RS
b
ft
t
rtf
w Hi St w
WJ r
o
70
Q
L
0 #
b
is
0 u
At y
T
i
£ iK m
b st L
-0
b
5'
1
in
X'
**o
X A
7 ft
A
p
£
0
0
0
^ 7.
7’
4
0'
0
a
-jj
s
I® #
0 S)
0
0
^ i.
(X
0
3V
c
U
6
0
o
if
s 1^ 0
x mt 111
&-
£
o
^00
fa
-X-
0
n
L
Hi
(X
b
'9
o
it
6
h|j
5
0
®f
.■0’
X
0
T
3
5
6<J
^ !$ g ft
it
2
b 0
®.0^T IX^
5 RJ^^^^
o h JS
9w
-> #
/ 0 # DU
b B m ^c ^
0^0
0
^11
in t AM
111
O
O
^ 0^£<
b
€T
0
111
# 3iJ *
b
#
,-r
WB '^ 0
fa^ 3
^ /: 9
b
0 S')
W A >6 ^
$ 0 J£bfr C f® ^ ® L #W1 3V ® ^
T i£6^ X0t 0
£ 0 f® 5 B tl3 ®< I) ^®l ^ Atf< 0i:±^i:3C«0 illXA
’ 0f£±^LWSm
fl
1 ^H0 1
^0 ^ ^ #> 3i®l
10
pp
1
g;^^§®y
IL
Jj?
^ji^^A^^'n 7_^
F!
0^^®
x #1®
(X
7X^0f ^
B11^
5 1 I X IT
WWT 1^^ K^' ^ ^^ + ^ ^
9
0
{^^ K)^^ 0^7 ^^ ^W:
gM0^tX^^00 0 0^
^l^Mrs^^i: /W^-^
J^0 ^^ U Rl^ nA ^^^
6
?k
1WJ
0
tZJ n
H -J
0
o
FiiM
I’O
UH Hi
NOTICE
1 JMERIMN PRESWHfibllljKg
TO
ALL
SHAREHOLDERS
OF
THE ASSOCIATED CLEANERS & DYERS, LTD.
gr.K iW^
§ 3c H1 ^ $1L^ W^
9
9
T K^®
J ! X1S 0
0 4^0<
0£ (WXi:^ •S^ ^®
n
6
® ^ ^)H
cn
’-
1^
The above company has been liquidated, and for immediate
cash distribution, the names and addresses of all shareholders
must be sent to F. G. M izutani, 1 o7 Collier ot.. t orcn^o, Onu
as soon as possible.
os
-t^#in^
o
pE,
Wc
£
3b
b
tf 0 ^
0#
^^
SOVEREIGN LIFE
assurance COMPANY
REPRESENTATIVE
Suite 1-3, Stafford Block
LETHBRIDGE, ALTA.
Phone 4474
c
:4
in
in
A
tK
i
51
3,
S
SB 0
0
FA
I
/
DU
a
4
th
Page 6
NEW
Tad Kondo Keeps Up i
Torrid Pace With
233 High Average
Niseiettes Outshine Men Bowlers
As Kim Onizuka Hits 820 Triple
HAMILTON—Games on Dec. ■4 i Men’s High Averages Tad Kondo
TORONTO.—-Harry Inouye of
233. Mils Sonoda 210, Tats Tanaka
left Solly’s Men’s Shop and Sia
Varsity
Grill bowled a 920 triple
Lire Lunch tied at the top of the 208, Roy Honda 205, Sam Kondo
in
the
.
Toronto
Men’s Bowlins
heap of Hamilton Nisei Bowling 204, Willie Tateishi 203.
League
on
Dec.
3,
to set a new
Ladies’ High Averages: Toyoko
League with 28 points each. Re
record.
The
previous
record oi
sults also showed Tad Kondo far Izumi 170, Mrs. Tosh G-oto 167,
TORONTO. — Male members
907 was bowled by Mosa Matsu
ahead in the high average with Susie Oikawa 166.
of the Toronto Mixed Bowling
moto on Nov. 5.
Kondo
Men’s High Triples: Tad
League had red faces as they
Other high triples bowled last
892, Roy Honda 812.
Team Standing
Sets
New
Mark
hid
behind
the
scores
of
high
Friday
were Sandy Ono (Bill
Men’s High Singles: Sig
Solly’s Men’s Shop .................. 28
FORT WILLIAM. — Team Takeda Ins.) 838-358, and Joe
flying Niseiettes in the Dec. 4
chi 351, Roy Honda 348
Star-Lite Lunch ............................ 28
standing in the Lakehead Bowl Izumi (Mini Mix) 830-283.
sessions.
26
Ladies’ High Triples : Mrs. Tosh
Rockets „............................. • •..........
Kim
Onizuka
led
the
girls,
ing league remained unchanged
High triples honor went to
Goto 620, Kay Nakano 617.
Shearer & Finance Tailors . . 23
after
the
Nov.
28
session
except
blasting
out
a
triple
of
820
on
Sandy
Ono 358, Harry Inouve
Ladies’ High Singles: Kay Na- games of 270, 314 and 236. Mich for the Longshots moving out of
Pacific Restaurant .................. 23
329
and
Art Tanaka of O.K.
22
kano 307, Toyo Izumi 286.
Luck Inn Chop Suey
Nagano
and
Barbara
Sakamoto
the
cellar
and
dumping
Die
Cleaners
317.
22
The cellar - dwelling Lucky
Aces - . - also out-scored the men with 259 Hards and Alley Cats in last
Spadina Bowling 5—Queen City
21
Strikes quintet dealt a mighty and 250 high singles respective
St. Regis Barber Shop ......
Jewellers
2.
spot
tie.
blow to leading Solly’s Men’s Shop
Alt’s Top Hat Restaurant . - . 21
ly. Ginger Terakita held her
Outstanding for the evening
Radio
Service
Lab. 4 A ariety
. . 21
trouncing them 4-0.
Sobel’s Clothes Ltd. . .
was
Spud
Nagata
’
s
317.
Angie
own
with
a
662
triple.
Grill.
3.
also upset
. . 20
The Stra.nd Cych
Wildcats ..............................
Men’s high triples were Yozy Ichikawa’s 225 set the new
Mini Mix. 3—Moonligh : -Grill 4.
Rockets
de
. . 19
Star-Lite Lunch 3-1.
Curly’s Hat Shop .........
Yasui
’
s
761,
Tak
Nishino
’
s
725,
ladies
’
singles
mark,
and
she
also
Fred Urabe Ins. 2- -Danforth
. . 17
cisioned Curly s Hat Snop 3-1, and George Nishimura’s 723.
Lucky Strikes ................
tied
the
triple
mark
of
570.
Cleaners
5.
. . 17
paced by Shig Kawaii's 674.
Strand Cycle Shop . . Jim
Kitamura’s 288 single was
Johnny Umakoshi who re
Bill
Takeda
In^ 5—Chungking
Aces set back Shearer & Finance
the
only
score
comparable
to
the
placed
Ken
Iwasa
of
King
Pins
Chop
Suey
2.
the latter lost ace girl
took over the men s high aveiStudent's Coffee Shop 4—O.K.
Ida
Uyenaka. Pacific Res- girls’.
bowler
In Hamilton, It’s
Terrors
changed
their
names
age
with
203.
—
S.T.
Cleaners
3.
taurant blanked Wildcats, paced to Homestretchers and found
Mini Mix now tops the league
. 54
by Roy Yamamura's 705 and Jack luck, taking two games from
Mediocres ........
with
O.K. Cleaners in second
Kondo’s 657. Sobels; Clothes de- Jets for a five point gain. Five
. 48
IJinx .....................
spot.
Danforth Cleaners has
feated Luck Inn 3-1. with George
. 47
Whizzbangs .....
points were also taken by
surged
into third spot.—G.I.
j
Kosugi
hitting
671-277
for
Sobels.
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
. 42
Bluebirds .........
Dreamers
from
Nightmares,
I St. Regis decisioned Top Hat 3-1
. 39
Nightmares .....
Mediocres from? Bluebirds and
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
with Tad Kondo's 735-297 and Tom
NEW ADDRESSES
jets ...................
Whizzbangs from jinx.
The new address of Mr. T.
Kawamoto's 656-282 was best' for
34
Homestretchers
Present Standing
For Fine Chinese Food
Uyeno
is c/o Mrs, George Mcthe winners.
K.K.
62
Dreamers .
Keough,
Erie Manor, R.R. No. 1.
Eveyrone will be priming fer
%
Facilities for
the turkey roll scheciuled for the
Blenheim Ont. Former address
was Chatham.
PARTIES & BANQUETS
18th.
.fl**
S
{T
J!
■^4
1
fft
fe w
Record
Harry Inouyes 910 New Mini
Mix Team
J -
LUCK INN
—I.S-T.
HAMILTON NISEI HOCKEY LEAGUE
Casa Romana Hall
Murray St., near James
On Thursday, December 11
t
Ladies, 50 cents; Gentlemen, 75c
Dancing 8:30 - 12
SPONSORED BY THE HAMILTON “REC”
72 ft J
CENTURY ROOM
51 YORK ST., HAMILTON
Saturday, December 25th
x
Dancing
Dress: OPTIONAL
Admission: $1.25
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
J
Western Baseball Club
1
Entered in the West Toronto Senior Baseball League
For the period April S, 1948 to November 20, 1948
r
RECEIPTS
Dances and exhibition games...........
Donations ...............................................
Western's share from West Toronto
Baseball League ..........................
^ .'I .
Total
St. F.X. Victorious in Pre-Season
Tilt; Lone Chinese Debuts for Bums
TORONTO — With the league
opening only two weeks away, all
teams of the Toronto Nisei Hockey
League are slowly rounding into
shape. Bums, one of the last to
start training, tangled with Saint
F.X. in a pre-season game on Dec.
4 and were nosed out 6-5 in a
wide-open game.
DANCE
Vv
ill
S661.80
471.00
- 460.00
$1592.80
DISBURSEMENTS
Newly-installed coach for the
Bums,
Ichi
Noguchi, and St.
F.X.’s coach Conacher threw in
all the reserves to get them ac_
customed to the ice.
Bum’s
captain,. Maw
Mori,
still
a
little
shaky,
showed
though
flashes of his brilliant form of last
season when he waltzed through
the St. F.X. team to set up perfect
passes which his line-mates failed
to convert. Their surprise pack
age. a Chinese player, showed up
well.
Playing manager Tosh Sakura
of the Catholicmen showed the
way- with two goals and an assist.
Opposing goalies Ronnie Tsuji of
X, and Ken Goto of the
Bums showed by their performances that forwards will have a
tough time denting the hemp,
Tsuji, on his first time in a Nisei
.league, blocked and shoved aside
the puck as effectively as any
goalie in the league.
Over 40 players turned out to
the first Rocket practice, and
captain Kiyo Tamura and man
ager Saki
Matsumoto selected
the most likely prospects for the
second
practice session
right
after the St. F.X.-Bums game.
They have a tough decision to
make—whether to keep all the
veterans or start off with some
unknown rookies.
Homestead Restaurant, the bestbalanced team, according to co
managers Mas Nakao and Mits
Otsu, will meet Rovers on Dec. 11.
and Danforth and Bums will get
together in the second hour.
Rover coach Jeep Inamoto and
• manager Fred Miyasaki.will string
along
two forward lines.
$110.84
First set of 13 used uniforms ....................
Second set of 18 new uniforms ................
281.03
Set of IS "Pro” jackets ...............................
248.01
Equipment, baseballs and bats ...............
172.21
Expenses, exhibition games .....................
Medical expenses not covered by Players’
36.00
Injury Insurance ...................................
12.00
Photographs .............................................................
10.00,
Toronto Baseball Association fee ....................
25.00
Senior League entry fee ......................................
Stamps, stationery, telegrams, long-distance
let 35
phone calls, etc..........................................................
mat
ICC
gins
thei
Total Disbursements
S1243.44
Their strategy is to depend on
iron man Yuki Kameoka who is
a sixty-minute man, and gamble on
'the theory that two strong forward lines would be better than
two fairly strong and a weak third
line.
Danforth Cleaners did not look
too promising at their first work
out but should be strengthened by
the time / they m®et TNT in the
opener.
For real Indian curries
8%
VISIT THE
TJJ-MWL
Total receipts ...... —■
Total disbursements
S1592.S0
1243.44
Balance
349.36
F
WESTERN BASEBALL CLUB
per Koei Mitsui (Treasurer)
f 7^!
RESTAURANT
sta
74-B Elizabeth St., Toronto
a
w
You will enjoy dining at the
ft
CELESTIAL GAWK
92“A Elizabeth St., Toronto
4
BANQUETS and PARTIES
>
Metropolitan nisei Christian fellowship
s
CHRISTMAS BALL
KI
II
8
I
w«K
W
MOST ANTICIPATED DANCE OF THE YEAR
B.
December 23
1948
MASARYK BALLROOM
QUEEN ST. W. & COWAN AVE,, TORONTO
Dancing: 9 to 12.45
Dress: Optional
Admission: SI.50
?
£
Tickets: on sale at Towne Studio, 111 Dundas St. V
Al’s Radio & Record Bar, 456 Dundas St. W.
^ Mail Orders: Martha Yamazaki, 95 Chaplain Cres., Toronto,
y
Ken Sugamori, 27 Rusholmc Pk. Cres., Toronto.
I
£
4
4
H
to
t
Come and Greet Your Friends
Ascot Cleaners
136 Ascot Ave., Toronto
AT TORONTO JCCA’s
NEW YEAR'S DAY DANCE
For your next
Cleaning and Pressing
, 1949
We call and deliver.
Uni
tW
and exotic Oriental dishes
Phone LL. 5009
Operated by
LABOUR LYCEUM
SPADINA AND ST. ANDREWS
Harry Miyasaki & * Sons
After 7 p.m., phone WA. 5342
Dancing 8:30 to 12
Admission 75 Cents
ss
w
i
p
Tad Kondo Keeps Up i
Torrid Pace With
233 High Average
Niseiettes Outshine Men Bowlers
As Kim Onizuka Hits 820 Triple
HAMILTON—Games on Dec. ■4 i Men’s High Averages Tad Kondo
TORONTO.—-Harry Inouye of
233. Mils Sonoda 210, Tats Tanaka
left Solly’s Men’s Shop and Sia
Varsity
Grill bowled a 920 triple
Lire Lunch tied at the top of the 208, Roy Honda 205, Sam Kondo
in
the
.
Toronto
Men’s Bowlins
heap of Hamilton Nisei Bowling 204, Willie Tateishi 203.
League
on
Dec.
3,
to set a new
Ladies’ High Averages: Toyoko
League with 28 points each. Re
record.
The
previous
record oi
sults also showed Tad Kondo far Izumi 170, Mrs. Tosh G-oto 167,
TORONTO. — Male members
907 was bowled by Mosa Matsu
ahead in the high average with Susie Oikawa 166.
of the Toronto Mixed Bowling
moto on Nov. 5.
Kondo
Men’s High Triples: Tad
League had red faces as they
Other high triples bowled last
892, Roy Honda 812.
Team Standing
Sets
New
Mark
hid
behind
the
scores
of
high
Friday
were Sandy Ono (Bill
Men’s High Singles: Sig
Solly’s Men’s Shop .................. 28
FORT WILLIAM. — Team Takeda Ins.) 838-358, and Joe
flying Niseiettes in the Dec. 4
chi 351, Roy Honda 348
Star-Lite Lunch ............................ 28
standing in the Lakehead Bowl Izumi (Mini Mix) 830-283.
sessions.
26
Ladies’ High Triples : Mrs. Tosh
Rockets „............................. • •..........
Kim
Onizuka
led
the
girls,
ing league remained unchanged
High triples honor went to
Goto 620, Kay Nakano 617.
Shearer & Finance Tailors . . 23
after
the
Nov.
28
session
except
blasting
out
a
triple
of
820
on
Sandy
Ono 358, Harry Inouve
Ladies’ High Singles: Kay Na- games of 270, 314 and 236. Mich for the Longshots moving out of
Pacific Restaurant .................. 23
329
and
Art Tanaka of O.K.
22
kano 307, Toyo Izumi 286.
Luck Inn Chop Suey
Nagano
and
Barbara
Sakamoto
the
cellar
and
dumping
Die
Cleaners
317.
22
The cellar - dwelling Lucky
Aces - . - also out-scored the men with 259 Hards and Alley Cats in last
Spadina Bowling 5—Queen City
21
Strikes quintet dealt a mighty and 250 high singles respective
St. Regis Barber Shop ......
Jewellers
2.
spot
tie.
blow to leading Solly’s Men’s Shop
Alt’s Top Hat Restaurant . - . 21
ly. Ginger Terakita held her
Outstanding for the evening
Radio
Service
Lab. 4 A ariety
. . 21
trouncing them 4-0.
Sobel’s Clothes Ltd. . .
was
Spud
Nagata
’
s
317.
Angie
own
with
a
662
triple.
Grill.
3.
also upset
. . 20
The Stra.nd Cych
Wildcats ..............................
Men’s high triples were Yozy Ichikawa’s 225 set the new
Mini Mix. 3—Moonligh : -Grill 4.
Rockets
de
. . 19
Star-Lite Lunch 3-1.
Curly’s Hat Shop .........
Yasui
’
s
761,
Tak
Nishino
’
s
725,
ladies
’
singles
mark,
and
she
also
Fred Urabe Ins. 2- -Danforth
. . 17
cisioned Curly s Hat Snop 3-1, and George Nishimura’s 723.
Lucky Strikes ................
tied
the
triple
mark
of
570.
Cleaners
5.
. . 17
paced by Shig Kawaii's 674.
Strand Cycle Shop . . Jim
Kitamura’s 288 single was
Johnny Umakoshi who re
Bill
Takeda
In^ 5—Chungking
Aces set back Shearer & Finance
the
only
score
comparable
to
the
placed
Ken
Iwasa
of
King
Pins
Chop
Suey
2.
the latter lost ace girl
took over the men s high aveiStudent's Coffee Shop 4—O.K.
Ida
Uyenaka. Pacific Res- girls’.
bowler
In Hamilton, It’s
Terrors
changed
their
names
age
with
203.
—
S.T.
Cleaners
3.
taurant blanked Wildcats, paced to Homestretchers and found
Mini Mix now tops the league
. 54
by Roy Yamamura's 705 and Jack luck, taking two games from
Mediocres ........
with
O.K. Cleaners in second
Kondo’s 657. Sobels; Clothes de- Jets for a five point gain. Five
. 48
IJinx .....................
spot.
Danforth Cleaners has
feated Luck Inn 3-1. with George
. 47
Whizzbangs .....
points were also taken by
surged
into third spot.—G.I.
j
Kosugi
hitting
671-277
for
Sobels.
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
. 42
Bluebirds .........
Dreamers
from
Nightmares,
I St. Regis decisioned Top Hat 3-1
. 39
Nightmares .....
Mediocres from? Bluebirds and
21 JOHN ST., NORTH
with Tad Kondo's 735-297 and Tom
NEW ADDRESSES
jets ...................
Whizzbangs from jinx.
The new address of Mr. T.
Kawamoto's 656-282 was best' for
34
Homestretchers
Present Standing
For Fine Chinese Food
Uyeno
is c/o Mrs, George Mcthe winners.
K.K.
62
Dreamers .
Keough,
Erie Manor, R.R. No. 1.
Eveyrone will be priming fer
%
Facilities for
the turkey roll scheciuled for the
Blenheim Ont. Former address
was Chatham.
PARTIES & BANQUETS
18th.
.fl**
S
{T
J!
■^4
1
fft
fe w
Record
Harry Inouyes 910 New Mini
Mix Team
J -
LUCK INN
—I.S-T.
HAMILTON NISEI HOCKEY LEAGUE
Casa Romana Hall
Murray St., near James
On Thursday, December 11
t
Ladies, 50 cents; Gentlemen, 75c
Dancing 8:30 - 12
SPONSORED BY THE HAMILTON “REC”
72 ft J
CENTURY ROOM
51 YORK ST., HAMILTON
Saturday, December 25th
x
Dancing
Dress: OPTIONAL
Admission: $1.25
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
J
Western Baseball Club
1
Entered in the West Toronto Senior Baseball League
For the period April S, 1948 to November 20, 1948
r
RECEIPTS
Dances and exhibition games...........
Donations ...............................................
Western's share from West Toronto
Baseball League ..........................
^ .'I .
Total
St. F.X. Victorious in Pre-Season
Tilt; Lone Chinese Debuts for Bums
TORONTO — With the league
opening only two weeks away, all
teams of the Toronto Nisei Hockey
League are slowly rounding into
shape. Bums, one of the last to
start training, tangled with Saint
F.X. in a pre-season game on Dec.
4 and were nosed out 6-5 in a
wide-open game.
DANCE
Vv
ill
S661.80
471.00
- 460.00
$1592.80
DISBURSEMENTS
Newly-installed coach for the
Bums,
Ichi
Noguchi, and St.
F.X.’s coach Conacher threw in
all the reserves to get them ac_
customed to the ice.
Bum’s
captain,. Maw
Mori,
still
a
little
shaky,
showed
though
flashes of his brilliant form of last
season when he waltzed through
the St. F.X. team to set up perfect
passes which his line-mates failed
to convert. Their surprise pack
age. a Chinese player, showed up
well.
Playing manager Tosh Sakura
of the Catholicmen showed the
way- with two goals and an assist.
Opposing goalies Ronnie Tsuji of
X, and Ken Goto of the
Bums showed by their performances that forwards will have a
tough time denting the hemp,
Tsuji, on his first time in a Nisei
.league, blocked and shoved aside
the puck as effectively as any
goalie in the league.
Over 40 players turned out to
the first Rocket practice, and
captain Kiyo Tamura and man
ager Saki
Matsumoto selected
the most likely prospects for the
second
practice session
right
after the St. F.X.-Bums game.
They have a tough decision to
make—whether to keep all the
veterans or start off with some
unknown rookies.
Homestead Restaurant, the bestbalanced team, according to co
managers Mas Nakao and Mits
Otsu, will meet Rovers on Dec. 11.
and Danforth and Bums will get
together in the second hour.
Rover coach Jeep Inamoto and
• manager Fred Miyasaki.will string
along
two forward lines.
$110.84
First set of 13 used uniforms ....................
Second set of 18 new uniforms ................
281.03
Set of IS "Pro” jackets ...............................
248.01
Equipment, baseballs and bats ...............
172.21
Expenses, exhibition games .....................
Medical expenses not covered by Players’
36.00
Injury Insurance ...................................
12.00
Photographs .............................................................
10.00,
Toronto Baseball Association fee ....................
25.00
Senior League entry fee ......................................
Stamps, stationery, telegrams, long-distance
let 35
phone calls, etc..........................................................
mat
ICC
gins
thei
Total Disbursements
S1243.44
Their strategy is to depend on
iron man Yuki Kameoka who is
a sixty-minute man, and gamble on
'the theory that two strong forward lines would be better than
two fairly strong and a weak third
line.
Danforth Cleaners did not look
too promising at their first work
out but should be strengthened by
the time / they m®et TNT in the
opener.
For real Indian curries
8%
VISIT THE
TJJ-MWL
Total receipts ...... —■
Total disbursements
S1592.S0
1243.44
Balance
349.36
F
WESTERN BASEBALL CLUB
per Koei Mitsui (Treasurer)
f 7^!
RESTAURANT
sta
74-B Elizabeth St., Toronto
a
w
You will enjoy dining at the
ft
CELESTIAL GAWK
92“A Elizabeth St., Toronto
4
BANQUETS and PARTIES
>
Metropolitan nisei Christian fellowship
s
CHRISTMAS BALL
KI
II
8
I
w«K
W
MOST ANTICIPATED DANCE OF THE YEAR
B.
December 23
1948
MASARYK BALLROOM
QUEEN ST. W. & COWAN AVE,, TORONTO
Dancing: 9 to 12.45
Dress: Optional
Admission: SI.50
?
£
Tickets: on sale at Towne Studio, 111 Dundas St. V
Al’s Radio & Record Bar, 456 Dundas St. W.
^ Mail Orders: Martha Yamazaki, 95 Chaplain Cres., Toronto,
y
Ken Sugamori, 27 Rusholmc Pk. Cres., Toronto.
I
£
4
4
H
to
t
Come and Greet Your Friends
Ascot Cleaners
136 Ascot Ave., Toronto
AT TORONTO JCCA’s
NEW YEAR'S DAY DANCE
For your next
Cleaning and Pressing
, 1949
We call and deliver.
Uni
tW
and exotic Oriental dishes
Phone LL. 5009
Operated by
LABOUR LYCEUM
SPADINA AND ST. ANDREWS
Harry Miyasaki & * Sons
After 7 p.m., phone WA. 5342
Dancing 8:30 to 12
Admission 75 Cents
ss
w
i
p
Page 7
THE NEW CANADIAN
phone Ts
MOhawk 7679
Dine at
The
Montreal ;Dance
On December 17
Social Calendar
Senda: Sunday "School superv
ata: editor
MONTREAL.—MarkYriday.
DECEMBER
ishima
Dec. 17 on-vour calendar with
| WANTED: Girls for power
8
—
Toronto,
Nisei
Christian
Feij
a ' big “X” because that’s 'the
I sewing machines, some experiaka
voiced,
appreciation
j
day of the annual Fellowship 16‘wship ' meeting.
j ence. Good wages; steady work.
co-operation
and.
support.
Christmas Social-Dance. The 10—Magrath.TSyaks -Baseball Bene- I
। Mary Lou Garments, 6 Phoebe
■ fit Dance. Assernblv Hall, '9 p.m. I
cozy atmosphere ’ of the NDGi
| St., Toronto.
Y and the congenial, gay spirit
to 1-a.m.
|
of the crowd will be the best 10—Toronto, Young Married i
EXPERIENCED operators on
-appetizer for a' merry' Christ
Couples* ’ Group meeting.
'assieres. Also girls to learn.
mas season. P.S.—We Won’t
Morley Puhshon room, 8:15
Five-day week. Gordon and
forget the mistletoe!
p.m.
Mason Ltd.. 100 Jarvis St., ToHELP WANTED. FEMALE
Hockey
Nisei
j ] 1 —Hamilton.
Christmas Service
ronto. EL. 2682.
League Dance.
J EXPERIENCED
The Fellowship-choir under
GIRL
a
the able leadership of Miss 11 - Montreal/MontrearBuddhis^^
Apply Beaver
WANTED: Waiter Or waitress.
Kimi Takimoto 'will sing at Shibai, Jewish Hall, 5101 Espla- Specialty, 25 Church St To
Apply
Moonlight Grill, 294 Queen
the Christmas Sunday joint nae Ave.
ronto. Wages: S27 to start. AD.
St.
W..
Toronto. Phone EL. 2078.
Issei-Nisei service. The anthem 12—Winnipeg, Nisei Christian 6441.
Fellowship
meeting,
218
chosen this year is “Behold!
Home St., 4:30 to 6 p.m.
I Bring You Good Tidings.”
The service will be held at 15—Picture Butte, Sogo-Enjo
Kai general meeting.
the Church of All Nations at
17
—
Toronto. Club Downbeat
7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. T9.
A GIFT SHE WILL APPRECIATE
Christmas
Dance, 67 Wales St.. 7-11
A social hour with entertain
ment and refreshments will p.m.
Visit KO’s at 374% Yonge St. (just south of Gerrard)
follow in the church hall. ! 17—Montreal, Fellowship Group
or 455 Eglinton West (at Duncannon).
Christmas social and dance,
Everybody is welcome.—M.N. I
At KO’s, vou will find a good selection of hand-worked
I
NDG-Y.
.
.
handkerchiefs,
table linens and bed linens.
I 18—Toronto, Young Nisei BadOur feature this week: Fine cutwork Pillow Cases at
i
minion Club dance, YWCA,
Final, Meeting
only
52.95 a pair.
8-12.
MONTREAL — The Montreal i
Nisei Fellowship group will hold 18—Lethbridge, Christmas dance
sponsored by Niseitte Club,
its last meeting of the vear on
YMCA gym,, from 8 to 12.
Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 8 p.m., at St.
18—
Toronto,
Club TNT Christ
James United Church.
For Tasty “Chinese Dishes
mas Dance, St. Georges
your
Red
Girls: '.Please bring
Hall, John and Stephanie,
Cross knitting to this meeting so
8-11 p.m.
Dine With Your Triends at
that they may be sent in to head- 19—Montreal, joint Issei-Nisei
quarters before Christmas. Fel
Christmas service, Church
lowship's contribution to the Red
of All Nations, '7:30 p.m.
CLASSIFIED
11 Elizabeth St., Toronto, Ont.
Delicious Chinese dishes
flavored to your taste.
WA. 9974
Cross this year consisted of eight 22 — Toronto, Nisei Christian Fel
baby jackets, four pairs stockings, lowship meeting.
and 12 baby sets. They were 23—Toronto, Metropolitan Nisei
greatly appreciated.
'Fellowship Christmas Dance
OMAY GARDEN
First made for the British
Mount Everest Flight
—Masaryk Ballroom,' Queen
'St. -and Cowan Ave., 9 to
12.45.
Chatham Group
24L-St. Thomas, St. Thomas
Nisei Club’s annual holiday
dance at Alma College, 8 to
CHATHAM, Ont.—The Kath
12leen ’English Fellowship Group 25-—Hamilton, Nisei Rec Christ
held its last meeting for the year
mas Dance, Century Room,
at the home of Mrs. Harold Eng
51 -York. St., 8 to T2.
28—Lethbridges Alberta’s J CCA
lish recently.
. .
Yuriko Osaka read the Bible,
dance, Trianon Ballroom, 9
following 'which a. report was
p.m.
;
read on the. topic. “Youth Coun 29—Chatham, Kathleen English
cil” by the herald reporter. A
Fellowship Group Christ
discussion took place on the
mas concert.
Christmas concert slated for
JANUARY
1—Toronto, JCC> New Year’s
Dec. 29.—S.S.
Dance, Labor ’Lyceum, Spadina and St. Andrew’s, 8:30
' p.m.
Self-Winding • Waterproof
Anti-Magnetic
Raymond YBA News
Phone ELgin 7698
'
X
18 Ruby jewels . . . adjusted to
6 positions and chronometer
standards. Stciel or yellow bezel.
Unbreakable glass.
J. H. SUENAGA
Jeweller and Watchmaker
41 Gladstone Ave.,
Hamilton,' Ont.
Dial 7-8016
Residence: 3-9414
Complete Line of
Watches, Glocks,
Diamonds,
Silverware, and
Chiria.
Prompt, expert
Watch Repairs
—Mail Orders Taken—
All mail orders given prompt
attention.
TWO LITTLE
JEWELLERS
Catalogues- on request
558 Queen. St. West,
: (near Bathurst)
■RAYMOND, ALTA.—The Rayihbnd YBA opened their season's'
activities by holding elections on
Oct. 29. Elected were:
President, Jack'Nishiyama; vicepresident, Takeshi Koyata; record
ing secretary, Reyko Karaki; cor
responding secretary. Chieko Amemori; treasurer, Sadako Saruwatari;
social convenors, May Nishiyama
and Mac Nishiyama; sports conven
ors, Fujiko Kosaka and Yoshio
TORONTO, ONT.
21-A ELIZABETH ST.
—M'N.
-
EXPERIENCED GIRL as sieno•apher. Apply Beaver Specialty,
i Church Si., Toronto. Wages $27
IO. start. AD. 6441.
A Christmas Gift Suggestion
YOU’LL FIND THE IDEAL GIFT FOR THAT YOUNG MAN
SYD SILVERS
Toronto, Ont
502 Yonge Street
TIES, GLOVES, BELTS
SHIRTS, SOCKS
VALUES IN EVERY LINE OF MEN’S WEAR
Be Well-dressed For That Special Holiday Occasion
— RENT A FORMAL FROM SYD SILVERS —
met J
Fahey
Stones
Jewellery
Set
Silverware
Custom
‘ Fine China
By Experts
Authorized dealers in quality, precision watches:
Gruen, Rolex, Bulova, Elgin, Longines, Omega, 'Pierce.
Dealers in Genuine Blue White Diamonds Guaranteed
Perfect.
y_^-texctn.cl.eP5
“THE HOUSE OF DIAMONDS”
1324* QUEEN ST. WEST,
TORONTO,
ONT.
LA. 7053
2
TORONTO
EL. 0047
WAJERPROOF WRIST WATCH
It’s the
SMART
thing to ’do!
Don’t Miss the First Major JCCA Social Event
... to top off a gay evening
with a "visit to the gorgeous
ALBERTA JCCA CHAPTER’S
Gold Room . . . and parlake
5
§
SNOW
BALL
..." impeccably served . . .
in Oriental splendour.
1 1 S tUZAfiETH ST-
Bobby Roberts and his 12-piece Vancouver Orchestra
Babyland Furniture
240' CARLTON STREET
242 CARLTON STREET
PLEASE NOTE NEW PHONE NUMBER: PR. 3727-8
NORTHERN
ELECTRIC "DEALERS
of old1" China’s choicest fare
TRIANON BALLROOM
Lethbridge, Alta.
Hardware & Electric Co.
LiCHC^
: MRDfll
JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB!
Thousands of gifts to choose from . . . .
A gift for everybody in the family.
Christmas Lights and Decorations
on display in both stores.
Specialized Radio and Electrical Repairs—Call
JACK MATSUI or TED MORISHITA
Dancing: 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Admission: 52 per couple
DEESS: SEMI-FORMAL
EL. 2786
OPEN 11 A M TO 5. A M
SEE “ROVAL” FIRST AND SAVE.
AFTER HOUR CALLS TAKEN
WE DELIVER
phone Ts
MOhawk 7679
Dine at
The
Montreal ;Dance
On December 17
Social Calendar
Senda: Sunday "School superv
ata: editor
MONTREAL.—MarkYriday.
DECEMBER
ishima
Dec. 17 on-vour calendar with
| WANTED: Girls for power
8
—
Toronto,
Nisei
Christian
Feij
a ' big “X” because that’s 'the
I sewing machines, some experiaka
voiced,
appreciation
j
day of the annual Fellowship 16‘wship ' meeting.
j ence. Good wages; steady work.
co-operation
and.
support.
Christmas Social-Dance. The 10—Magrath.TSyaks -Baseball Bene- I
। Mary Lou Garments, 6 Phoebe
■ fit Dance. Assernblv Hall, '9 p.m. I
cozy atmosphere ’ of the NDGi
| St., Toronto.
Y and the congenial, gay spirit
to 1-a.m.
|
of the crowd will be the best 10—Toronto, Young Married i
EXPERIENCED operators on
-appetizer for a' merry' Christ
Couples* ’ Group meeting.
'assieres. Also girls to learn.
mas season. P.S.—We Won’t
Morley Puhshon room, 8:15
Five-day week. Gordon and
forget the mistletoe!
p.m.
Mason Ltd.. 100 Jarvis St., ToHELP WANTED. FEMALE
Hockey
Nisei
j ] 1 —Hamilton.
Christmas Service
ronto. EL. 2682.
League Dance.
J EXPERIENCED
The Fellowship-choir under
GIRL
a
the able leadership of Miss 11 - Montreal/MontrearBuddhis^^
Apply Beaver
WANTED: Waiter Or waitress.
Kimi Takimoto 'will sing at Shibai, Jewish Hall, 5101 Espla- Specialty, 25 Church St To
Apply
Moonlight Grill, 294 Queen
the Christmas Sunday joint nae Ave.
ronto. Wages: S27 to start. AD.
St.
W..
Toronto. Phone EL. 2078.
Issei-Nisei service. The anthem 12—Winnipeg, Nisei Christian 6441.
Fellowship
meeting,
218
chosen this year is “Behold!
Home St., 4:30 to 6 p.m.
I Bring You Good Tidings.”
The service will be held at 15—Picture Butte, Sogo-Enjo
Kai general meeting.
the Church of All Nations at
17
—
Toronto. Club Downbeat
7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. T9.
A GIFT SHE WILL APPRECIATE
Christmas
Dance, 67 Wales St.. 7-11
A social hour with entertain
ment and refreshments will p.m.
Visit KO’s at 374% Yonge St. (just south of Gerrard)
follow in the church hall. ! 17—Montreal, Fellowship Group
or 455 Eglinton West (at Duncannon).
Christmas social and dance,
Everybody is welcome.—M.N. I
At KO’s, vou will find a good selection of hand-worked
I
NDG-Y.
.
.
handkerchiefs,
table linens and bed linens.
I 18—Toronto, Young Nisei BadOur feature this week: Fine cutwork Pillow Cases at
i
minion Club dance, YWCA,
Final, Meeting
only
52.95 a pair.
8-12.
MONTREAL — The Montreal i
Nisei Fellowship group will hold 18—Lethbridge, Christmas dance
sponsored by Niseitte Club,
its last meeting of the vear on
YMCA gym,, from 8 to 12.
Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 8 p.m., at St.
18—
Toronto,
Club TNT Christ
James United Church.
For Tasty “Chinese Dishes
mas Dance, St. Georges
your
Red
Girls: '.Please bring
Hall, John and Stephanie,
Cross knitting to this meeting so
8-11 p.m.
Dine With Your Triends at
that they may be sent in to head- 19—Montreal, joint Issei-Nisei
quarters before Christmas. Fel
Christmas service, Church
lowship's contribution to the Red
of All Nations, '7:30 p.m.
CLASSIFIED
11 Elizabeth St., Toronto, Ont.
Delicious Chinese dishes
flavored to your taste.
WA. 9974
Cross this year consisted of eight 22 — Toronto, Nisei Christian Fel
baby jackets, four pairs stockings, lowship meeting.
and 12 baby sets. They were 23—Toronto, Metropolitan Nisei
greatly appreciated.
'Fellowship Christmas Dance
OMAY GARDEN
First made for the British
Mount Everest Flight
—Masaryk Ballroom,' Queen
'St. -and Cowan Ave., 9 to
12.45.
Chatham Group
24L-St. Thomas, St. Thomas
Nisei Club’s annual holiday
dance at Alma College, 8 to
CHATHAM, Ont.—The Kath
12leen ’English Fellowship Group 25-—Hamilton, Nisei Rec Christ
held its last meeting for the year
mas Dance, Century Room,
at the home of Mrs. Harold Eng
51 -York. St., 8 to T2.
28—Lethbridges Alberta’s J CCA
lish recently.
. .
Yuriko Osaka read the Bible,
dance, Trianon Ballroom, 9
following 'which a. report was
p.m.
;
read on the. topic. “Youth Coun 29—Chatham, Kathleen English
cil” by the herald reporter. A
Fellowship Group Christ
discussion took place on the
mas concert.
Christmas concert slated for
JANUARY
1—Toronto, JCC> New Year’s
Dec. 29.—S.S.
Dance, Labor ’Lyceum, Spadina and St. Andrew’s, 8:30
' p.m.
Self-Winding • Waterproof
Anti-Magnetic
Raymond YBA News
Phone ELgin 7698
'
X
18 Ruby jewels . . . adjusted to
6 positions and chronometer
standards. Stciel or yellow bezel.
Unbreakable glass.
J. H. SUENAGA
Jeweller and Watchmaker
41 Gladstone Ave.,
Hamilton,' Ont.
Dial 7-8016
Residence: 3-9414
Complete Line of
Watches, Glocks,
Diamonds,
Silverware, and
Chiria.
Prompt, expert
Watch Repairs
—Mail Orders Taken—
All mail orders given prompt
attention.
TWO LITTLE
JEWELLERS
Catalogues- on request
558 Queen. St. West,
: (near Bathurst)
■RAYMOND, ALTA.—The Rayihbnd YBA opened their season's'
activities by holding elections on
Oct. 29. Elected were:
President, Jack'Nishiyama; vicepresident, Takeshi Koyata; record
ing secretary, Reyko Karaki; cor
responding secretary. Chieko Amemori; treasurer, Sadako Saruwatari;
social convenors, May Nishiyama
and Mac Nishiyama; sports conven
ors, Fujiko Kosaka and Yoshio
TORONTO, ONT.
21-A ELIZABETH ST.
—M'N.
-
EXPERIENCED GIRL as sieno•apher. Apply Beaver Specialty,
i Church Si., Toronto. Wages $27
IO. start. AD. 6441.
A Christmas Gift Suggestion
YOU’LL FIND THE IDEAL GIFT FOR THAT YOUNG MAN
SYD SILVERS
Toronto, Ont
502 Yonge Street
TIES, GLOVES, BELTS
SHIRTS, SOCKS
VALUES IN EVERY LINE OF MEN’S WEAR
Be Well-dressed For That Special Holiday Occasion
— RENT A FORMAL FROM SYD SILVERS —
met J
Fahey
Stones
Jewellery
Set
Silverware
Custom
‘ Fine China
By Experts
Authorized dealers in quality, precision watches:
Gruen, Rolex, Bulova, Elgin, Longines, Omega, 'Pierce.
Dealers in Genuine Blue White Diamonds Guaranteed
Perfect.
y_^-texctn.cl.eP5
“THE HOUSE OF DIAMONDS”
1324* QUEEN ST. WEST,
TORONTO,
ONT.
LA. 7053
2
TORONTO
EL. 0047
WAJERPROOF WRIST WATCH
It’s the
SMART
thing to ’do!
Don’t Miss the First Major JCCA Social Event
... to top off a gay evening
with a "visit to the gorgeous
ALBERTA JCCA CHAPTER’S
Gold Room . . . and parlake
5
§
SNOW
BALL
..." impeccably served . . .
in Oriental splendour.
1 1 S tUZAfiETH ST-
Bobby Roberts and his 12-piece Vancouver Orchestra
Babyland Furniture
240' CARLTON STREET
242 CARLTON STREET
PLEASE NOTE NEW PHONE NUMBER: PR. 3727-8
NORTHERN
ELECTRIC "DEALERS
of old1" China’s choicest fare
TRIANON BALLROOM
Lethbridge, Alta.
Hardware & Electric Co.
LiCHC^
: MRDfll
JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB!
Thousands of gifts to choose from . . . .
A gift for everybody in the family.
Christmas Lights and Decorations
on display in both stores.
Specialized Radio and Electrical Repairs—Call
JACK MATSUI or TED MORISHITA
Dancing: 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Admission: 52 per couple
DEESS: SEMI-FORMAL
EL. 2786
OPEN 11 A M TO 5. A M
SEE “ROVAL” FIRST AND SAVE.
AFTER HOUR CALLS TAKEN
WE DELIVER
Page 8
I Westerns Plan to Enter Junior
BAYMOND, Alta, — Atsuko I Team in Toronto Baseball League
Chop Suey House
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
DINNERS
A SPECIALTY
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 a.m.
Reservations: EL. 9035
f4 l^'b’‘ 1^ f
FRED URABE
Eastern Representative
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE. CO.
Toronto
21 Ounaas Square
Phone AD 0075-7
1117 St. Catharine St. W.
MA.. 6318
Montreal. P.O.
Res. 3543 Lorne Ave.. PL. 5328
GAIETY
Beauty Shoppe
160 Palmerston Ave., Toronto
(At Dundas)
J
Takaguchi was elected president j
MITZI and MARION
“Next year, the Western Base- ।
j of the Raymond Busseis Busy ) TORONTO.—The financial re- ball Club will operate a Junior ■
IKEDA
i Bee Club (Triple B Club) at aiport of the Western Baseball team under the managership of j
WA.
6252
v
r
hv treasurer
meeting on Nov. 6 at the Ray ' Club, just released by treasurer Joe Akiyama. Younger players
mond Buddhist Church. It. was Koei Mitsuit, shows an income will then have a bettex' oppor^
held under the leadership of of $1592.80 and an expenditure tunity of learning the funda
{ of S1243.44, leaving a balance in
Mrs. K. Hironaka.
Peter Y. Karatsu
mentals of the game. We feel
AGENT
Other members on the execu the treasury of $349.36.
that the whole of Toronto Nisei
The Club will enter another baseball will be improved by
tive are: Novey Takeda, viceMONARCH LIFE ASSURANCE Co,
president; Eleanoi’ Osaka, secre team in an occidental league
80 King St. W., TnrO-to
tary; Toshiko Hosaki, coxies- next year. a letter from Mr. such a step.
“Players are advised that the . Res: - - - 2 Moutray Street
ponding secretary; Yoko Karaki, Mitsui states. This junior team
Phone: - - LLoydbrook 4869
treasurer; Eiko Mori and Masako to be managed by Joe Akiyama, age limit for juniors is 21 years
Kawasaki, social conveners.
will be entered in either the of age, and they may also par
—T.H. North Toronto League or the ticipate in senior games? Expert
•For Tasty Oriental Dishes
coaching will be provided. They
West Toronto League.
Dine With Your Friends at
are advised to watch out for an
Following is the text of the nouncements in .early 1949.
The Greet China
letter, which is addressed to To“Baseball fans, the Western
69 ALBERT STREET
ronto baseball fans.
Baseball
Club
is
your
club,
i
C.L.U.
(Between
Bay & Elizabeth)
.“We are very grateful to ,he Please do not hesitate to make
20 Years of Experienced
Phone: ELgin 5935
many baseball fans who sup any suggestions for the better
Service
ported
our club during the past
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
ment of our club and our rela
season and made our first year
Phone: Home, LA. 9332
tions with the community. Our
of senior operation a great suc
Office, EL. 1315
job is to provide a good whole PORTRAIT • COMMERCIAL ■ COLOUR
cess.
MANUFACTURERS LIFE
some entertainment fox' both
“The executive of the West fans and players.
Insurance Company
Toronto League has stated that
T0W<$TUW0
“Again, baseball fans, thanks
the past season was the most a million for your swell support.”
successful in the history of the
Western Baseball Club,
league, and that the .attendance
pei* K. Mitsui.
of many Western fans did much
111 DUNDAS ST. W.. TORONTO - PUTS 313!
to contribute.
“The league executive, too,
An Ideal
headed by president James CurFor Oriental Foodstuffs
rie, are to be commended for
Christmas Gift
their great work. We are happy
to report that the same execu
Your Portrait
tive has been re-elected fox* the
By Sadao Nikaido
1949 season.
127 Dundas St. West,
For appointments
S« Shmobu
GOOD HOMES AT LOW
PRICES
1^1
CONSULT
William Bendena
Real Estate 8c Business Broker
Japanese Patronage Appreciated
1555 DUNDAS W
OFFICE
TORONTO. ONT.
LA-7570
•J <’gv'
Christmas Dance
At Lethbridge
LETHBRIDGE.—The YMCA
gym will be the setting for. a
Christmas dance to be held on
Saturday, Dec. 18, from 8 to
12 p.m., with the Lethbridge
Niseiette Club as host.
Music will be supplied by
Bobby Roberts’ orchestra. Ad
mission is $1.25 for couple, 50
cents for ladies and 75 cents
for men. Refreshments will be
served. Everybody welcome.
y^n,
QUEEN CITY JEWELLERS
TORONTO
Phone PL. 3884
Rice—Abalone—Shrimps
Shoyu—etc.’
Studio Hours: 10 a.m. ; 7 p.m,
and
RECORD BAR
456 DUNDAS ST. W.
Toronto, Ont.
Classical, Populax- and
Jazz Albums
Radio Sales and Repairs
PL. 3650
LOWE BROS.
Watchmakers & Jewellers
55 ELIZABETH STREET
EL. 5810
TORONTO
A\\W.Vi\V\\%\WAWWW?J'AVA ’A',AW.’«WA,y
Keep Supplied with
Japanese Foodstuffs from
’Peg Fellowship
£ *’
Veri-Thin PAYNE
M250
the opening of the
Curvex CAMPUS
$4975
I
USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN
DEALERS IN
WINNIPEG.—The Nisei Chris
tian Fellowship will meet fox- tea
axxd carol singing on Sunday af
ternoon, Dec. 12 from 4:30 to 6
p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Steinmann, 218 Home St.
All Winnipeg Niseis are invit
ed to the group’s last get-togethex of the year.—S.O.
Imagine the thrill
of owning a beau
tiful Gruen watch!
Choose a handsome
Gruen Curvex or a
chin, thin VeriThin now from our
large selection.
i
PASQUALE BROS. LTD.
135 King St. East,
$3375
Shoyu,
Rice, Salad
Toronto^
5
ORIENTAL FOODSTUFFS
Oil,
Noodles, Seasonings, etc.
— FREE DELIVERY Telephone orders taken in Japanese by Miss K. Cbokatn
Phone Elgin 7 3 9 7
"AW-V-WA ’A1.* VVYY
Dalco Print
under the new management and sole ownership
^AKf
o°°
°^ HARRY S. KONDO, who, with 15 years of extensive training
|
behind him in the printing field, now offers you a
Al
a complete printing service, coupled with that touch of
craftsmanship that is so much desired. Our plant is fully
'
1
mat?
Ti
(CCJ
gin?
theh
T1
govi
LEFTY NAKAMURA
equipped to handle most of your printing requirements and is
ready to serve you with the utmost care and efficiency.
QUEEN CITI JEWELLERS
.telephone ADelaide 1391. 627 Bay Street, Toronto.
78 Queen Street West (6 doors west of Bay St.)
Bi
Toronto. Ont.
?i
WA. 9207
LET
THE
1
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
Watches
Community and International
Silverware
Prompt Attention to Mail
Order Repairs
When in ' Chinatown—It will
• pay you to visit us
AL’S RADIO
ST. THOMAS, Ont.—Every
one is welcome to the seventh
annual Holiday Dance at Alma
College, St. Thomas, being
sponsored by the St. Thomas
Nisei Club on Christmas Eve.
Dancing will be from 8 to 12.
Dress is optional.-—J.M.M.
Veri-Thin DIXIE
is
Diamond Engagement
Rings, Birthstones
And Jewellery . . .
WA. 6247
7th Annual Dance
At Alma College
SEE THEM AT
155°°
g
Le Toy Food Co
while Selections
are GREATEST!
Curvex CAPRICE
®
PRINT..
YOUR
PRINTING
NE05
BAYMOND, Alta, — Atsuko I Team in Toronto Baseball League
Chop Suey House
92-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
DINNERS
A SPECIALTY
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 a.m.
Reservations: EL. 9035
f4 l^'b’‘ 1^ f
FRED URABE
Eastern Representative
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE. CO.
Toronto
21 Ounaas Square
Phone AD 0075-7
1117 St. Catharine St. W.
MA.. 6318
Montreal. P.O.
Res. 3543 Lorne Ave.. PL. 5328
GAIETY
Beauty Shoppe
160 Palmerston Ave., Toronto
(At Dundas)
J
Takaguchi was elected president j
MITZI and MARION
“Next year, the Western Base- ।
j of the Raymond Busseis Busy ) TORONTO.—The financial re- ball Club will operate a Junior ■
IKEDA
i Bee Club (Triple B Club) at aiport of the Western Baseball team under the managership of j
WA.
6252
v
r
hv treasurer
meeting on Nov. 6 at the Ray ' Club, just released by treasurer Joe Akiyama. Younger players
mond Buddhist Church. It. was Koei Mitsuit, shows an income will then have a bettex' oppor^
held under the leadership of of $1592.80 and an expenditure tunity of learning the funda
{ of S1243.44, leaving a balance in
Mrs. K. Hironaka.
Peter Y. Karatsu
mentals of the game. We feel
AGENT
Other members on the execu the treasury of $349.36.
that the whole of Toronto Nisei
The Club will enter another baseball will be improved by
tive are: Novey Takeda, viceMONARCH LIFE ASSURANCE Co,
president; Eleanoi’ Osaka, secre team in an occidental league
80 King St. W., TnrO-to
tary; Toshiko Hosaki, coxies- next year. a letter from Mr. such a step.
“Players are advised that the . Res: - - - 2 Moutray Street
ponding secretary; Yoko Karaki, Mitsui states. This junior team
Phone: - - LLoydbrook 4869
treasurer; Eiko Mori and Masako to be managed by Joe Akiyama, age limit for juniors is 21 years
Kawasaki, social conveners.
will be entered in either the of age, and they may also par
—T.H. North Toronto League or the ticipate in senior games? Expert
•For Tasty Oriental Dishes
coaching will be provided. They
West Toronto League.
Dine With Your Friends at
are advised to watch out for an
Following is the text of the nouncements in .early 1949.
The Greet China
letter, which is addressed to To“Baseball fans, the Western
69 ALBERT STREET
ronto baseball fans.
Baseball
Club
is
your
club,
i
C.L.U.
(Between
Bay & Elizabeth)
.“We are very grateful to ,he Please do not hesitate to make
20 Years of Experienced
Phone: ELgin 5935
many baseball fans who sup any suggestions for the better
Service
ported
our club during the past
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
ment of our club and our rela
season and made our first year
Phone: Home, LA. 9332
tions with the community. Our
of senior operation a great suc
Office, EL. 1315
job is to provide a good whole PORTRAIT • COMMERCIAL ■ COLOUR
cess.
MANUFACTURERS LIFE
some entertainment fox' both
“The executive of the West fans and players.
Insurance Company
Toronto League has stated that
T0W<$TUW0
“Again, baseball fans, thanks
the past season was the most a million for your swell support.”
successful in the history of the
Western Baseball Club,
league, and that the .attendance
pei* K. Mitsui.
of many Western fans did much
111 DUNDAS ST. W.. TORONTO - PUTS 313!
to contribute.
“The league executive, too,
An Ideal
headed by president James CurFor Oriental Foodstuffs
rie, are to be commended for
Christmas Gift
their great work. We are happy
to report that the same execu
Your Portrait
tive has been re-elected fox* the
By Sadao Nikaido
1949 season.
127 Dundas St. West,
For appointments
S« Shmobu
GOOD HOMES AT LOW
PRICES
1^1
CONSULT
William Bendena
Real Estate 8c Business Broker
Japanese Patronage Appreciated
1555 DUNDAS W
OFFICE
TORONTO. ONT.
LA-7570
•J <’gv'
Christmas Dance
At Lethbridge
LETHBRIDGE.—The YMCA
gym will be the setting for. a
Christmas dance to be held on
Saturday, Dec. 18, from 8 to
12 p.m., with the Lethbridge
Niseiette Club as host.
Music will be supplied by
Bobby Roberts’ orchestra. Ad
mission is $1.25 for couple, 50
cents for ladies and 75 cents
for men. Refreshments will be
served. Everybody welcome.
y^n,
QUEEN CITY JEWELLERS
TORONTO
Phone PL. 3884
Rice—Abalone—Shrimps
Shoyu—etc.’
Studio Hours: 10 a.m. ; 7 p.m,
and
RECORD BAR
456 DUNDAS ST. W.
Toronto, Ont.
Classical, Populax- and
Jazz Albums
Radio Sales and Repairs
PL. 3650
LOWE BROS.
Watchmakers & Jewellers
55 ELIZABETH STREET
EL. 5810
TORONTO
A\\W.Vi\V\\%\WAWWW?J'AVA ’A',AW.’«WA,y
Keep Supplied with
Japanese Foodstuffs from
’Peg Fellowship
£ *’
Veri-Thin PAYNE
M250
the opening of the
Curvex CAMPUS
$4975
I
USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN
DEALERS IN
WINNIPEG.—The Nisei Chris
tian Fellowship will meet fox- tea
axxd carol singing on Sunday af
ternoon, Dec. 12 from 4:30 to 6
p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Steinmann, 218 Home St.
All Winnipeg Niseis are invit
ed to the group’s last get-togethex of the year.—S.O.
Imagine the thrill
of owning a beau
tiful Gruen watch!
Choose a handsome
Gruen Curvex or a
chin, thin VeriThin now from our
large selection.
i
PASQUALE BROS. LTD.
135 King St. East,
$3375
Shoyu,
Rice, Salad
Toronto^
5
ORIENTAL FOODSTUFFS
Oil,
Noodles, Seasonings, etc.
— FREE DELIVERY Telephone orders taken in Japanese by Miss K. Cbokatn
Phone Elgin 7 3 9 7
"AW-V-WA ’A1.* VVYY
Dalco Print
under the new management and sole ownership
^AKf
o°°
°^ HARRY S. KONDO, who, with 15 years of extensive training
|
behind him in the printing field, now offers you a
Al
a complete printing service, coupled with that touch of
craftsmanship that is so much desired. Our plant is fully
'
1
mat?
Ti
(CCJ
gin?
theh
T1
govi
LEFTY NAKAMURA
equipped to handle most of your printing requirements and is
ready to serve you with the utmost care and efficiency.
QUEEN CITI JEWELLERS
.telephone ADelaide 1391. 627 Bay Street, Toronto.
78 Queen Street West (6 doors west of Bay St.)
Bi
Toronto. Ont.
?i
WA. 9207
LET
THE
1
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
Watches
Community and International
Silverware
Prompt Attention to Mail
Order Repairs
When in ' Chinatown—It will
• pay you to visit us
AL’S RADIO
ST. THOMAS, Ont.—Every
one is welcome to the seventh
annual Holiday Dance at Alma
College, St. Thomas, being
sponsored by the St. Thomas
Nisei Club on Christmas Eve.
Dancing will be from 8 to 12.
Dress is optional.-—J.M.M.
Veri-Thin DIXIE
is
Diamond Engagement
Rings, Birthstones
And Jewellery . . .
WA. 6247
7th Annual Dance
At Alma College
SEE THEM AT
155°°
g
Le Toy Food Co
while Selections
are GREATEST!
Curvex CAPRICE
®
PRINT..
YOUR
PRINTING
NE05