Page 1
Vol. 12—No. 92
the new canadi
. NOVEMBER 26, 1949
ES
$6 per 1 year—IQe per Copy
! London and St. Thomas
By TOYO TAKATA
^roups Amalgamated
LONDON, Ont. — Since the
In Montreal, the Nisei Fellow “t Va”Sl“!r “f the Dragon.”
St.
Thomas group had ceased
ship group is holding a bene
being
a JCCA chapter and the
hr-. , S °lie °' lh°se creepx. Fu
fit Christmas Dance. The pro Manchu
torture
members were desirous of enjoyepisodes and
ceeds of this affair which is being Anna May Won
I
mg
the advantages of the JCCA
“ bad a ^atur.
held on Dec. 16 is to go to the role. t j
London’s Limehous dismovement,, they disbanded their
Futaba Orphanage, a welfare in
hXi®1”
baehfrround
dub
to join the London JCCA,
stitution operated by the Nisei.
as
Hayakawa played the role
and by a unanimous decision, at
in Tokyo, Japan.
good guy as Scotland
a
meeting held on Nov. 17, the
A topic we’ve had in mind for
matched wits with
London JCCA has changed its
this column is the lack of good one.
name to the London and St.
deed activities among Nisei or
Thomas JCCA.
ganizations and in the midsh. of
ku Manchu was one of
On Oct. 29, the London JCCA
the dearth we have to commend stereotyped crafty Oriental
held its first Hallowe’en mas
the group in M’real for earmark dam who devised slow, dea'hquerade at the YWCA. It may be
ing the profits of its special vS lg Chambers t0 erucifv his
continued as an annual affair.
social event for an extra-organi
ctims and was one of the b^t
.
A kenefit dance was held for
zational purpose.
honor-men in our Saturday ma
: the. Christmas cheer fund for the
Unfortunately, there is not en tinee days. Fortunatelv
; patients in the Sir Adam Beck
Hol
ough of this. We feel that Nisei wood rubbed out this* create
Memorial Sanitorium, formerly
clubs should devote some of its and we doubt if he ever will
the Queen Alexandra; Sanitorium
time to worthwhile projects, and i d ^Ie hf ^S-nailed claws or
Jack Hammy
performers in the
not merely one which only benepit xire from his eyes across th- held on x
fits the organization or its screen again.
baia in nniforni
Ancient Floral Art
members alone. Whether it’s the
an odori. Work Of London Issei
By the way, - '
lack of the helping others spirit
Charlie Chan and Mr/Moti
LONDON, Ont. — Jn a fuU
Toronto Ni«i Orehi^
""""" T™ Saito (lore
or just haven't got around to it,
we don’t know but we think this
Page layout in the London Even
merits some consideration by
ing Free Press, the art of Ja
\isei organizations.
Former Envoy To Boost panese floral arrangement as
In this the Issei groups have
by Mrs- MN° Obokata
Education Of Japanese
r n
y
Sahara
ot
London
was pictured and de
done and are doing considerably ConfeXXl^L^^
the
^CA
TOK^O. — Former U. S. en- scribed.
more. Some of them have drives
» teip the unfortunate people in 1 of the delegates at the TeT86' Alta” "’as ‘^ attitude W to Japan, Joseph Clark Grew
Mrs. Obokata -who spent 10
intends
to
use
all
of
the
royal’
,
and
spirit
of
eoX^^
The
f^ing
Japan, they have lembers visitJ ears as a young girl in Japan
7s. from the Publication in Japan learning the
mg patients in hospitals
ancient art, has
and । thing worth seeino- ch n •
^Limon cause was some- of his book, “Ten Years In Ja practised in Canada
for
sanatoriums to mention a coupl
* sod on the broad nat ot TV
P°ints TOe disc^ pan”, for the education of vouths I The “ikebana” floral 30 years.
of their welfare activities.
- arrange
W lh= Nisei oragnizations se>fish individual proviiiaal Mint ’X V f™m the in Japan, said Takafumi Hishi- ment which she uses has “balance
kan, secretary to Prime Minister without symmetry” and is an art
«« the hne, too, seem to plan'1 conference were unanimn ’ -1 n '
16 deleS'ates at the ohigeru T oshida.
I
practised by famous Japanese
'■men more in this field than do i of a JCCA.
All T
a T '“ ““' 0P™(>" for the "“Grew had said that he was hap- | generals on the eve of battle. In
their counterparts
that™
the^32
maioritv nF
bMefs are here The
I o
^^ agreed
&at ttere
’^ P.v to see Japan showing demo
every arrangement there are three
cratic
development
under
Gener
«nous club activities in one I that onlV the JCCA with the
onlionang them
essential
components — heaven
al MacArthur’s “able guidance”.
support
of
the
public'
can
man
and
earth-which
are repre
Page of a Los Angeles Nisei nub- I overcome.
He is working hard as a member
sented by three central flowers
«ta “sent packages to their '
It is a well known fact in most bridge which had cost $350,000 of a new organization, “Council
ougmatingfrom
a common centre
adopted family jn Japan”, “preThe JCCA was the first organiza for Japan”, for promotion of |a»d terminating; at different
cases
that
money
matter
is
rather
Pared lunch
1 ’
f maze Sohan
a touchy subject. However during tion of any kind to hold a business American-Japanese relations.
evels, with heaven topmost. As
?
k!mOn°,for the oId men”, this conference it was discussed
meeting there and was the second
no stem or branch may cross
partv”
olLhan in a friendly way and arrived at I one to hold a dance. When the Japan Bishop Wants
noughout the entire composishi n’
^eir third and largest a final decision amicably.
! del gates heard that the conferOne
World
Church
This
ion, wayward leaves and stems
^destitute
Packages for | ln spite of detogates’ disappoint- ence was to be held in a spore
nave to be clipped off with ut
fne
Rev.
Michael
Yashiro,
hmu... . _I’eoPto in the recent I ment in regard to B. C. quota centre we expected to find a
Woon ni Japan were packed”
Caurch of England Bishop of Ja most skill.
dingy
place.
However,
we
were
After
listening
to
the
B.
C.
dele^oeeeds win g0 to’
pan visited Toronto recently while
gation the other delegates were pleasantly surprised.
:
The delegates from
I
h'S Way l° the Inte™ational Translated U. S. Best
f5 ""^Privileged childconvinced that B. C. chapter of Aiberta
,XX;t B“:rCouncil CMfra“in
hellers Popular
, club is actively col- JCCA were trying their best and
TOKYO. — Translation rights
While in Tnmnn l
,
that the problem faced by B. C. the efficient way the conference
was planned including the en- he wXh ?
’ ' said tbat tor 16 recommended foreign
was nearly unsurmountable inso tertainnaent. In spite ff a
nooks including the American
far as finance was concerned. On
agenda they found time to take
, Commenting on best seller, “Cheaper By The
other matters there is no need to I the delegation on a siTt seelT th “
°f Japan- ^ ^aid that Dozen,” have been awarded to
*
go into details except to say that
they were given quite a lot of tour of Lethbridge and surround' numberh^'o 000™”^^^roup, | Japanese publishers on competia T o£.Sessue HaJ"'
Sinee inauguration of
study and when passed by the mg areas. The Albertans went lion people a
after ^
s™“
out of their way to welcome the a very active group ’
I the Japanese translation program
conference it was a unanimous
f+j lnO?thS ag°’ a totaI °f 381
delegates and make them feel at
Bishop Yashiro 'said I hot «,
^ful exi e in
V“5 °f decision of the delegates.
that he was n t EuroPe recalls
fairer
"“-denominational 'japanese Im titles have been assigned.
The delegates to the conference
“Cheaper By The Dozen” by F
th then charming cordialitv. | ternational Christian t- ^laritv x l th height of his really worked hard, to cite one ,The citizens of Lethbridge Wendis one ri tSbl t me
Gi. breath and E. Carey was
Cheat” v 'ben he made “The instance. The conference opened the friendliest this writer had | teaching democracy and hoped* awarded to the Japanese Ef
at 9 a.m. Friday morning and
ficiency Research Bureau of To
continued
with break for meals ever come across.
I that professors from Christian kyo on a bid of 21 per cent royal
^•.
’^mg about M.OOC a
until 4 a.m. next morning. The . . At times we take the JCCA for churches in Canada and U. S.
ty and an advanced payment.
Ontario delegates sat up till five ^ranted but. '^ wou,d seem others would be sent there to
, L1°neI Tn',,in?’s novel, “Mid
teach
he became a p™- thirty in a caucus of their own ,ink that !t is rather imporant, democracy.
dle
m the Journey”, “From Marx
i
the mayor of Lethbridge
l^ VnTV °f f"r and were back in action again at I
o
Marxism
”
compiled
by
Robert
10 a.m. Saturday. There were extenamg official welcome on
Your Xmas Greeting
out 24 Pictures.
J
andu ”, De'’eVs “Freedom
other night caucuses until wee ,°?ening ,day and at the banquet
]•
May
we
remind
you
that
now
»fetar?ai,lj' remember the
h"'t?e time beforelStar Ma^a^
ms worSniP was there with near- Christ
there j
*' i hl
in MHZ hours of the morning
At a 2 a.m. caucus! a phrase'!’ ’“ V ?™ent We ^ i
m3x o ^ lf >OU haven,t I Djary" Were s°me of the 16 books
^^entoFra ”ent t0 JaPan was coined by a delegate. “This • • thbndge incIudin° number of, sent in
your season’s greeting ]n the list.
Snooks
* a< !
“' That ™ 20 is the spirit of JCCA”'
iCky aidermen.
I insertion for The New Canadian,
Other assignments included
The conference was held in I AH 'm aH the conference ^s a we urge
- u to do this right scientific and educational sub8 "*>en he made fe first
the new sport centre of Leth(Cont’d, on Page 8)
aW8y'
flCtion’ ^venile and general
f
the new canadi
. NOVEMBER 26, 1949
ES
$6 per 1 year—IQe per Copy
! London and St. Thomas
By TOYO TAKATA
^roups Amalgamated
LONDON, Ont. — Since the
In Montreal, the Nisei Fellow “t Va”Sl“!r “f the Dragon.”
St.
Thomas group had ceased
ship group is holding a bene
being
a JCCA chapter and the
hr-. , S °lie °' lh°se creepx. Fu
fit Christmas Dance. The pro Manchu
torture
members were desirous of enjoyepisodes and
ceeds of this affair which is being Anna May Won
I
mg
the advantages of the JCCA
“ bad a ^atur.
held on Dec. 16 is to go to the role. t j
London’s Limehous dismovement,, they disbanded their
Futaba Orphanage, a welfare in
hXi®1”
baehfrround
dub
to join the London JCCA,
stitution operated by the Nisei.
as
Hayakawa played the role
and by a unanimous decision, at
in Tokyo, Japan.
good guy as Scotland
a
meeting held on Nov. 17, the
A topic we’ve had in mind for
matched wits with
London JCCA has changed its
this column is the lack of good one.
name to the London and St.
deed activities among Nisei or
Thomas JCCA.
ganizations and in the midsh. of
ku Manchu was one of
On Oct. 29, the London JCCA
the dearth we have to commend stereotyped crafty Oriental
held its first Hallowe’en mas
the group in M’real for earmark dam who devised slow, dea'hquerade at the YWCA. It may be
ing the profits of its special vS lg Chambers t0 erucifv his
continued as an annual affair.
social event for an extra-organi
ctims and was one of the b^t
.
A kenefit dance was held for
zational purpose.
honor-men in our Saturday ma
: the. Christmas cheer fund for the
Unfortunately, there is not en tinee days. Fortunatelv
; patients in the Sir Adam Beck
Hol
ough of this. We feel that Nisei wood rubbed out this* create
Memorial Sanitorium, formerly
clubs should devote some of its and we doubt if he ever will
the Queen Alexandra; Sanitorium
time to worthwhile projects, and i d ^Ie hf ^S-nailed claws or
Jack Hammy
performers in the
not merely one which only benepit xire from his eyes across th- held on x
fits the organization or its screen again.
baia in nniforni
Ancient Floral Art
members alone. Whether it’s the
an odori. Work Of London Issei
By the way, - '
lack of the helping others spirit
Charlie Chan and Mr/Moti
LONDON, Ont. — Jn a fuU
Toronto Ni«i Orehi^
""""" T™ Saito (lore
or just haven't got around to it,
we don’t know but we think this
Page layout in the London Even
merits some consideration by
ing Free Press, the art of Ja
\isei organizations.
Former Envoy To Boost panese floral arrangement as
In this the Issei groups have
by Mrs- MN° Obokata
Education Of Japanese
r n
y
Sahara
ot
London
was pictured and de
done and are doing considerably ConfeXXl^L^^
the
^CA
TOK^O. — Former U. S. en- scribed.
more. Some of them have drives
» teip the unfortunate people in 1 of the delegates at the TeT86' Alta” "’as ‘^ attitude W to Japan, Joseph Clark Grew
Mrs. Obokata -who spent 10
intends
to
use
all
of
the
royal’
,
and
spirit
of
eoX^^
The
f^ing
Japan, they have lembers visitJ ears as a young girl in Japan
7s. from the Publication in Japan learning the
mg patients in hospitals
ancient art, has
and । thing worth seeino- ch n •
^Limon cause was some- of his book, “Ten Years In Ja practised in Canada
for
sanatoriums to mention a coupl
* sod on the broad nat ot TV
P°ints TOe disc^ pan”, for the education of vouths I The “ikebana” floral 30 years.
of their welfare activities.
- arrange
W lh= Nisei oragnizations se>fish individual proviiiaal Mint ’X V f™m the in Japan, said Takafumi Hishi- ment which she uses has “balance
kan, secretary to Prime Minister without symmetry” and is an art
«« the hne, too, seem to plan'1 conference were unanimn ’ -1 n '
16 deleS'ates at the ohigeru T oshida.
I
practised by famous Japanese
'■men more in this field than do i of a JCCA.
All T
a T '“ ““' 0P™(>" for the "“Grew had said that he was hap- | generals on the eve of battle. In
their counterparts
that™
the^32
maioritv nF
bMefs are here The
I o
^^ agreed
&at ttere
’^ P.v to see Japan showing demo
every arrangement there are three
cratic
development
under
Gener
«nous club activities in one I that onlV the JCCA with the
onlionang them
essential
components — heaven
al MacArthur’s “able guidance”.
support
of
the
public'
can
man
and
earth-which
are repre
Page of a Los Angeles Nisei nub- I overcome.
He is working hard as a member
sented by three central flowers
«ta “sent packages to their '
It is a well known fact in most bridge which had cost $350,000 of a new organization, “Council
ougmatingfrom
a common centre
adopted family jn Japan”, “preThe JCCA was the first organiza for Japan”, for promotion of |a»d terminating; at different
cases
that
money
matter
is
rather
Pared lunch
1 ’
f maze Sohan
a touchy subject. However during tion of any kind to hold a business American-Japanese relations.
evels, with heaven topmost. As
?
k!mOn°,for the oId men”, this conference it was discussed
meeting there and was the second
no stem or branch may cross
partv”
olLhan in a friendly way and arrived at I one to hold a dance. When the Japan Bishop Wants
noughout the entire composishi n’
^eir third and largest a final decision amicably.
! del gates heard that the conferOne
World
Church
This
ion, wayward leaves and stems
^destitute
Packages for | ln spite of detogates’ disappoint- ence was to be held in a spore
nave to be clipped off with ut
fne
Rev.
Michael
Yashiro,
hmu... . _I’eoPto in the recent I ment in regard to B. C. quota centre we expected to find a
Woon ni Japan were packed”
Caurch of England Bishop of Ja most skill.
dingy
place.
However,
we
were
After
listening
to
the
B.
C.
dele^oeeeds win g0 to’
pan visited Toronto recently while
gation the other delegates were pleasantly surprised.
:
The delegates from
I
h'S Way l° the Inte™ational Translated U. S. Best
f5 ""^Privileged childconvinced that B. C. chapter of Aiberta
,XX;t B“:rCouncil CMfra“in
hellers Popular
, club is actively col- JCCA were trying their best and
TOKYO. — Translation rights
While in Tnmnn l
,
that the problem faced by B. C. the efficient way the conference
was planned including the en- he wXh ?
’ ' said tbat tor 16 recommended foreign
was nearly unsurmountable inso tertainnaent. In spite ff a
nooks including the American
far as finance was concerned. On
agenda they found time to take
, Commenting on best seller, “Cheaper By The
other matters there is no need to I the delegation on a siTt seelT th “
°f Japan- ^ ^aid that Dozen,” have been awarded to
*
go into details except to say that
they were given quite a lot of tour of Lethbridge and surround' numberh^'o 000™”^^^roup, | Japanese publishers on competia T o£.Sessue HaJ"'
Sinee inauguration of
study and when passed by the mg areas. The Albertans went lion people a
after ^
s™“
out of their way to welcome the a very active group ’
I the Japanese translation program
conference it was a unanimous
f+j lnO?thS ag°’ a totaI °f 381
delegates and make them feel at
Bishop Yashiro 'said I hot «,
^ful exi e in
V“5 °f decision of the delegates.
that he was n t EuroPe recalls
fairer
"“-denominational 'japanese Im titles have been assigned.
The delegates to the conference
“Cheaper By The Dozen” by F
th then charming cordialitv. | ternational Christian t- ^laritv x l th height of his really worked hard, to cite one ,The citizens of Lethbridge Wendis one ri tSbl t me
Gi. breath and E. Carey was
Cheat” v 'ben he made “The instance. The conference opened the friendliest this writer had | teaching democracy and hoped* awarded to the Japanese Ef
at 9 a.m. Friday morning and
ficiency Research Bureau of To
continued
with break for meals ever come across.
I that professors from Christian kyo on a bid of 21 per cent royal
^•.
’^mg about M.OOC a
until 4 a.m. next morning. The . . At times we take the JCCA for churches in Canada and U. S.
ty and an advanced payment.
Ontario delegates sat up till five ^ranted but. '^ wou,d seem others would be sent there to
, L1°neI Tn',,in?’s novel, “Mid
teach
he became a p™- thirty in a caucus of their own ,ink that !t is rather imporant, democracy.
dle
m the Journey”, “From Marx
i
the mayor of Lethbridge
l^ VnTV °f f"r and were back in action again at I
o
Marxism
”
compiled
by
Robert
10 a.m. Saturday. There were extenamg official welcome on
Your Xmas Greeting
out 24 Pictures.
J
andu ”, De'’eVs “Freedom
other night caucuses until wee ,°?ening ,day and at the banquet
]•
May
we
remind
you
that
now
»fetar?ai,lj' remember the
h"'t?e time beforelStar Ma^a^
ms worSniP was there with near- Christ
there j
*' i hl
in MHZ hours of the morning
At a 2 a.m. caucus! a phrase'!’ ’“ V ?™ent We ^ i
m3x o ^ lf >OU haven,t I Djary" Were s°me of the 16 books
^^entoFra ”ent t0 JaPan was coined by a delegate. “This • • thbndge incIudin° number of, sent in
your season’s greeting ]n the list.
Snooks
* a< !
“' That ™ 20 is the spirit of JCCA”'
iCky aidermen.
I insertion for The New Canadian,
Other assignments included
The conference was held in I AH 'm aH the conference ^s a we urge
- u to do this right scientific and educational sub8 "*>en he made fe first
the new sport centre of Leth(Cont’d, on Page 8)
aW8y'
flCtion’ ^venile and general
f
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Saturday, Nov. 26th, 1949.
THE HEW CANADIAN
PAGE SEVEN
A fashion-and-beauty article
er^ona.
Our Little Woman
NOVEMBER
===== By JACK NAKAMOTO ==
The 27th in a Series
For our little woman with bowlegs, here’s a “standing invitation” to learn the art- of standing. Yes, she
can handle her bowlegs wisely as to give them the
illusion of being normal legs.
According to Eleanore King, Hollywood’s foremost
authority on charm, the first thing for our Niseiette is
to realize that the only reason her legs appear bowed
is really because there are two of them. If she com
pares one leg with the other, she’ll find that the legs
look not only normal but quite attractive. For some
reason, a pair of parentheses, like this () offends the
■ eye’s sense of symmetry-—if a pair of legs is involved.
Yet a single parenthesis like this ) has a graceful curve
So the idea for her is to avoid placing her legs in an
identical position, side by side, toes pointing straight
Towne Studio
ahead, and thereby emphasizing the defect.
Air. AND MRS. SHOJI KIYO
Here are the two parts of the correct stance: (1) NAGA, pictured after their wedFront foot should face due front. (2) The toe of her ding on Nov. 5 nt the Carlton
United Church.
Bride is the
back foot should be turned to the side so that it forms former Miss May Hakoda.
an angle with the front foot. Her back heel has to be
adjusted enough so that the body faces front. (3) Most ENGAGEMENTS
SUAIAIIT LIAIEWORKS. Alta.
of the weight of the body .should be on the back foot.
(4) The back knee should be bent slightly. (5) The real — The engagement of Aliss Su
miko Lillian Nishikawa, eldest
trick now is to see that the front knee is bent enough daughter of Air. and Airs. Sadaso that it falls over in front of the back leg. It is this jiro- Nishikawa of Summit Lime
technique which hides the crooked arch. (6) The heel works, Alta., to Mr. Sueo Jim
of the back shoe shouldn’t be shown from the front. Kitaguchi fourth son of Mr. and
The whole front leg should be pushed over enough to Airs. Tatsuzo Kitaguchi of Sum
mit Limeworks, Alta., was an
hide this back heel. nounced at a party on Nov. 6 at
In England recently a couple observed their 74th
wedding* anniversary, and, the wife had attributed their
long successful marriage to her believing always that
her husband knows best about everything. Here’s a
bit of wisdom which our little woman should always
apply in her dealings with her boy-friend, husband or
any man for that matter. Although he may be wrong
actually in lots of things, the principal idea neverthe
less is not to hurt him by puncturing his masculine ego.
So it behooves her to understand that he is, by instinct,
the aggressor, the go-getter who wants to protect and
provide for her. If she must criticize, she should enlist
the aid of that precious heritage of womanhood, yes,
her feminine wiles, to do so—perhaps by means of her
smile or by her gentle words that hardly make him
feel he’s “losing face”.
•St*
^
^
Miyoko Sawada, who once operated a school of
dress design in Vancouver and later in Slocan, and
who is now a dressmaker-designer in Montreal, reports
that she’s receiving good news from her former pupils
who had gone to Japan during the war. In a country
where western clothes are becoming more popular,
most of the students are doing fairly well with their
own dressmaking businesses and some are even dress
making teachers in schools.
What now ? - It’s a dress that broadcasts a woman’s
marital status, designed by Carrie Munn. Called “Be
fore Reno”, the costume is a demure thing in whitecollared velvet and there is a companion piece, “After
Reno” which is a brazen outfit in checked taffeta with
one bare shoulder. The former piece is a reflection of
a quiet, respectable woman, while the latter was creat
ed to liken the gay divorcee.
Reno incidentally, is
where one can obtain divorce in four weeks’ time, the
shortest possible time by law. However divorce ob
tained from there is not valid in Canada.
Have you sent your Greeting
The New Canadian?
¥
¥
¥
DO THIS TODAY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
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26—Hamilton.
Hamilton Nisei
KOBAYASHI - YONEYAMA
Hockey
Dance,
Rhythm Room,
St. Cuthbert’s United Church
12
Catherine
St.
N., S:30 p.m.
was the scene of a very pretty
wedding on November 11th at 26—Montreal. Alontreal Young
Buddhist Society Concert and
7.30 p.m. when Alitsue, youngest
Shibai,
Youth Hall.
daughter of Air. and Airs. Rikizo
5010
Esplanade
St..
7 p.m.
Yoneyama of Toronto became the
bride of Allan Osamu Kobayashi, 26—Toronto. Metropolitan Taisei
Fellowship Saturday night, at
youngest son of Air. and Airs.
Church House.
Denbei Kobayashi of Okanagan
Centre, B. C. with Rev. R. G
Barons
9 p.m., at
Carruthers officiating.
Church
of
All
Nations.
(Junior
The bride wearing white bridal
satin, trimmed with lace, with a
full skirt falling to a train and
DECEMBER
carrying a bouquet of red roses
Toronto.
Christopher
was given in marriage bv her
Dance
at
St.
Christopher
Hall.
father.
67 Wales St., 8:30-11:30 p.m.
She was attended by her sister,
16
—
Montreal. Montreal Fellow
Aachiyo, as maid of honour,
ship Xmas Dance, at N.D.G.
dressed in blue moire taffeta and
carrying a bouquet of pink car
nations. The groom was attended 30—Toronto. Toronto J.C.C.A.
New Year’s Dance, at Can
by Rev. Yoshioka and ushers
adian Legion Hall, 22 College
were Dr. John Yoshioka and
St., 9 p.m.
Abraham Higuchi.
During- the
signing of the register Barbara 31—Toronto. St. Francis Xavier
Club’s New Year Eve Ball,
Gibson sang- “Because” accompSt. Michael’s Hall, 8:30 p.m.
anied by Tom Beattie, both
friends of the bride.
A reception was held at .Diana
Sweets at which Rev. Yoshioka
presided. Stuart Anderson pro
posed the toast to the bride■, ably
responded by the groom.
The
happy couple left for South
204.* YONGE STREET, TORONTO
Mountain, Ont. where they will
reside.
*
*
the. home of Air. and Airs. Nishi
KITAGAWA - URABE
kawa.
VANCOUVER,
B. C. — Miss
Sewanin are . Air. and Airs.
Corsages, Bouquet,
Tetsuo Kitaguchi and Mr. and Jean Urabe became the bride of
Funeral Designs,
Mr. John Kitagawa on Nov. 12.
Airs. Kazuo Haraga.
Cut Flowers.
The ceremony took place at the
MARRIAGES
*
*
*
home of Mr. and Ilirs. VictoL
FUJITA - KAWASAKI
1171 Danforth Ave.
Osterhous with Dr. Telfer of
SUMMERLAND, B. C. — Miss ficiating’.
Toronto
Hideko Kawasaki, daughter of
Phone
GE. 5010
Both principals were formerly
Air. and Mrs. Tsuneo Kawasaki
DAY
AND
NIGHT
from New Denver, B. C.
of Summerland, B. C., and Mr.
. From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Following the reception the
Hideo Fujita, second son of Air.
couple left for a honeymoon to
Alataemon Fujita of Coaldale,
Vancouver Island.
Alberta, were married on Nov.
~
Pre-Season Special
23 at the Summerland United BIRTHS
CRANBROOK, B. C. — Born
ladies and gents
Church. Rev. Y. Yoshioka of
to Mr. and Airs. Joseph Awmack
Kelowna officiated.
The reception was held in the (nee Winifred AIcBride) at Cranbrook, B. C. on Oct. 19, a daugh
church hall.
for
ter, Helen Elizabeth.
Skiers,
Skaters,
Sliders
Airs. Awmack would like to
YOSHIDA - OTARA
— All-Wool Gabardine
TORONTO. — The marriage have news of former Tashme
Made-to-AIeasure
in one of Toronto’s
of Miss Shizuko Louise Otara and High School Students.
*
*
*
Finest Custom Shops
Mr. Toshio Harold Yoshida, sec
For Only
HAAIILTON. — Air. and Airs.
ond son of Mr. and Mrs. Kinisada
$16. 95
1 oshida, was solemnized on Nov. Ihomas V oshida are happy tv
announce
the birth of their son,
12 at the Church of All Nations
DOUG MURAKI HA. 5436
Geoffrey
Tadashi,
a brother for
by Rev. K. Shimizu.
Orders taken at your home
After the reception at the Lorraine. on Nov. 17, at the
on request
Hospital, Hamilton.
Chungking Chop Suey, the couple Mountain
went on their honeymoon trip to
Detroit. They are now residing
St. Christopher Nisei
at 15 Wales Ave., Toronto.
DORELLE FLORIST
SKI SLACKS
PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL-COLOUR
St. Christopher House
67 Wales St.
f
Saturday, December 3
s
8:30-11:30 — Admission—50c
PllZA
3 8 3 '
DANCE OF THE YEAR
i!
^
St. Francis Xavier Club
NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL
Harold Morishita
1931 Avenue Road
TORONTO
Phone: RE. 5411
t
f
St. Michael’s Hall
Bond and Shu ter Sts.
Dec. 31, 1949
Commencing 8:30 p.m.
Admission—75c
Valuable door prizes
Dress Optional
Special! Richard Hudnut Lipstick for every lady in attendence
/
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Saturday, Nov. 26th, 1949.
THE HEW CANADIAN
PAGE SEVEN
A fashion-and-beauty article
er^ona.
Our Little Woman
NOVEMBER
===== By JACK NAKAMOTO ==
The 27th in a Series
For our little woman with bowlegs, here’s a “standing invitation” to learn the art- of standing. Yes, she
can handle her bowlegs wisely as to give them the
illusion of being normal legs.
According to Eleanore King, Hollywood’s foremost
authority on charm, the first thing for our Niseiette is
to realize that the only reason her legs appear bowed
is really because there are two of them. If she com
pares one leg with the other, she’ll find that the legs
look not only normal but quite attractive. For some
reason, a pair of parentheses, like this () offends the
■ eye’s sense of symmetry-—if a pair of legs is involved.
Yet a single parenthesis like this ) has a graceful curve
So the idea for her is to avoid placing her legs in an
identical position, side by side, toes pointing straight
Towne Studio
ahead, and thereby emphasizing the defect.
Air. AND MRS. SHOJI KIYO
Here are the two parts of the correct stance: (1) NAGA, pictured after their wedFront foot should face due front. (2) The toe of her ding on Nov. 5 nt the Carlton
United Church.
Bride is the
back foot should be turned to the side so that it forms former Miss May Hakoda.
an angle with the front foot. Her back heel has to be
adjusted enough so that the body faces front. (3) Most ENGAGEMENTS
SUAIAIIT LIAIEWORKS. Alta.
of the weight of the body .should be on the back foot.
(4) The back knee should be bent slightly. (5) The real — The engagement of Aliss Su
miko Lillian Nishikawa, eldest
trick now is to see that the front knee is bent enough daughter of Air. and Airs. Sadaso that it falls over in front of the back leg. It is this jiro- Nishikawa of Summit Lime
technique which hides the crooked arch. (6) The heel works, Alta., to Mr. Sueo Jim
of the back shoe shouldn’t be shown from the front. Kitaguchi fourth son of Mr. and
The whole front leg should be pushed over enough to Airs. Tatsuzo Kitaguchi of Sum
mit Limeworks, Alta., was an
hide this back heel. nounced at a party on Nov. 6 at
In England recently a couple observed their 74th
wedding* anniversary, and, the wife had attributed their
long successful marriage to her believing always that
her husband knows best about everything. Here’s a
bit of wisdom which our little woman should always
apply in her dealings with her boy-friend, husband or
any man for that matter. Although he may be wrong
actually in lots of things, the principal idea neverthe
less is not to hurt him by puncturing his masculine ego.
So it behooves her to understand that he is, by instinct,
the aggressor, the go-getter who wants to protect and
provide for her. If she must criticize, she should enlist
the aid of that precious heritage of womanhood, yes,
her feminine wiles, to do so—perhaps by means of her
smile or by her gentle words that hardly make him
feel he’s “losing face”.
•St*
^
^
Miyoko Sawada, who once operated a school of
dress design in Vancouver and later in Slocan, and
who is now a dressmaker-designer in Montreal, reports
that she’s receiving good news from her former pupils
who had gone to Japan during the war. In a country
where western clothes are becoming more popular,
most of the students are doing fairly well with their
own dressmaking businesses and some are even dress
making teachers in schools.
What now ? - It’s a dress that broadcasts a woman’s
marital status, designed by Carrie Munn. Called “Be
fore Reno”, the costume is a demure thing in whitecollared velvet and there is a companion piece, “After
Reno” which is a brazen outfit in checked taffeta with
one bare shoulder. The former piece is a reflection of
a quiet, respectable woman, while the latter was creat
ed to liken the gay divorcee.
Reno incidentally, is
where one can obtain divorce in four weeks’ time, the
shortest possible time by law. However divorce ob
tained from there is not valid in Canada.
Have you sent your Greeting
The New Canadian?
¥
¥
¥
DO THIS TODAY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
croM
26—Hamilton.
Hamilton Nisei
KOBAYASHI - YONEYAMA
Hockey
Dance,
Rhythm Room,
St. Cuthbert’s United Church
12
Catherine
St.
N., S:30 p.m.
was the scene of a very pretty
wedding on November 11th at 26—Montreal. Alontreal Young
Buddhist Society Concert and
7.30 p.m. when Alitsue, youngest
Shibai,
Youth Hall.
daughter of Air. and Airs. Rikizo
5010
Esplanade
St..
7 p.m.
Yoneyama of Toronto became the
bride of Allan Osamu Kobayashi, 26—Toronto. Metropolitan Taisei
Fellowship Saturday night, at
youngest son of Air. and Airs.
Church House.
Denbei Kobayashi of Okanagan
Centre, B. C. with Rev. R. G
Barons
9 p.m., at
Carruthers officiating.
Church
of
All
Nations.
(Junior
The bride wearing white bridal
satin, trimmed with lace, with a
full skirt falling to a train and
DECEMBER
carrying a bouquet of red roses
Toronto.
Christopher
was given in marriage bv her
Dance
at
St.
Christopher
Hall.
father.
67 Wales St., 8:30-11:30 p.m.
She was attended by her sister,
16
—
Montreal. Montreal Fellow
Aachiyo, as maid of honour,
ship Xmas Dance, at N.D.G.
dressed in blue moire taffeta and
carrying a bouquet of pink car
nations. The groom was attended 30—Toronto. Toronto J.C.C.A.
New Year’s Dance, at Can
by Rev. Yoshioka and ushers
adian Legion Hall, 22 College
were Dr. John Yoshioka and
St., 9 p.m.
Abraham Higuchi.
During- the
signing of the register Barbara 31—Toronto. St. Francis Xavier
Club’s New Year Eve Ball,
Gibson sang- “Because” accompSt. Michael’s Hall, 8:30 p.m.
anied by Tom Beattie, both
friends of the bride.
A reception was held at .Diana
Sweets at which Rev. Yoshioka
presided. Stuart Anderson pro
posed the toast to the bride■, ably
responded by the groom.
The
happy couple left for South
204.* YONGE STREET, TORONTO
Mountain, Ont. where they will
reside.
*
*
the. home of Air. and Airs. Nishi
KITAGAWA - URABE
kawa.
VANCOUVER,
B. C. — Miss
Sewanin are . Air. and Airs.
Corsages, Bouquet,
Tetsuo Kitaguchi and Mr. and Jean Urabe became the bride of
Funeral Designs,
Mr. John Kitagawa on Nov. 12.
Airs. Kazuo Haraga.
Cut Flowers.
The ceremony took place at the
MARRIAGES
*
*
*
home of Mr. and Ilirs. VictoL
FUJITA - KAWASAKI
1171 Danforth Ave.
Osterhous with Dr. Telfer of
SUMMERLAND, B. C. — Miss ficiating’.
Toronto
Hideko Kawasaki, daughter of
Phone
GE. 5010
Both principals were formerly
Air. and Mrs. Tsuneo Kawasaki
DAY
AND
NIGHT
from New Denver, B. C.
of Summerland, B. C., and Mr.
. From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Following the reception the
Hideo Fujita, second son of Air.
couple left for a honeymoon to
Alataemon Fujita of Coaldale,
Vancouver Island.
Alberta, were married on Nov.
~
Pre-Season Special
23 at the Summerland United BIRTHS
CRANBROOK, B. C. — Born
ladies and gents
Church. Rev. Y. Yoshioka of
to Mr. and Airs. Joseph Awmack
Kelowna officiated.
The reception was held in the (nee Winifred AIcBride) at Cranbrook, B. C. on Oct. 19, a daugh
church hall.
for
ter, Helen Elizabeth.
Skiers,
Skaters,
Sliders
Airs. Awmack would like to
YOSHIDA - OTARA
— All-Wool Gabardine
TORONTO. — The marriage have news of former Tashme
Made-to-AIeasure
in one of Toronto’s
of Miss Shizuko Louise Otara and High School Students.
*
*
*
Finest Custom Shops
Mr. Toshio Harold Yoshida, sec
For Only
HAAIILTON. — Air. and Airs.
ond son of Mr. and Mrs. Kinisada
$16. 95
1 oshida, was solemnized on Nov. Ihomas V oshida are happy tv
announce
the birth of their son,
12 at the Church of All Nations
DOUG MURAKI HA. 5436
Geoffrey
Tadashi,
a brother for
by Rev. K. Shimizu.
Orders taken at your home
After the reception at the Lorraine. on Nov. 17, at the
on request
Hospital, Hamilton.
Chungking Chop Suey, the couple Mountain
went on their honeymoon trip to
Detroit. They are now residing
St. Christopher Nisei
at 15 Wales Ave., Toronto.
DORELLE FLORIST
SKI SLACKS
PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL-COLOUR
St. Christopher House
67 Wales St.
f
Saturday, December 3
s
8:30-11:30 — Admission—50c
PllZA
3 8 3 '
DANCE OF THE YEAR
i!
^
St. Francis Xavier Club
NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL
Harold Morishita
1931 Avenue Road
TORONTO
Phone: RE. 5411
t
f
St. Michael’s Hall
Bond and Shu ter Sts.
Dec. 31, 1949
Commencing 8:30 p.m.
Admission—75c
Valuable door prizes
Dress Optional
Special! Richard Hudnut Lipstick for every lady in attendence
/
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1 f
I
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PAGE EIGHT
THE NEW CANADIAN
The New Canadian
Toronto JCCA
Community Campaign
n ,
^'2 Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
*mon£ th°se of Japanese origin in Canada
S'
Saturday, Nov. 26th, 1949
ACCENTS ON SPORTS
Balance Forward
$728.20
Mr. and Mrs. I. Katai
6.00
Mr. and Mrs. Blackie Okuno 5.00
Three Niseis were on the rosters of Toronto High School f
C. Nishimura and family
5.00 finalist teams. Frank Uede starred in Riverdale Colle^^^
4/9 Queen St. W. — PLaza 5005 — Toronto, Ont.
S. Kiyonaga and family
3.00 mn the city junior title. Playing flying wing, Frank slashed
’d L°
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Y.
Wakisaka
2.00
—— _______ Authorized gs second class mail. Post Office Dept.. Ottawa.
the Humberside line for many consistent gains althou-h
’?Sh
Mr. and Mrs. K. Ebisuzaki 2.00 lost 11-10. Several of his plunges carried the team Xt do ^
J. Eguchi and family
2.00
Students Club Holds
Dick Aoki appeared briefly in Bloor C.I.’s 7-6 overtime 1
Tatebe's 199 Average
Mr. and Mrs. Sanya Tanaka 2.00
Lawrence
Park C. I. in the senior tussle for city honors
Tops Lakehead Bowlers Yosoya Hayashi
5.00'
Johnny Takeda was on East York C. I.’s power
u
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uyeno 3.00
The first meet.mg of the Nisei
squad
as
they
swept
to
a
83-1.3
win
over
Weston
to
capture
T
Students Club of tire University Sparkling bowling by Kenny Ni Mr. and Mrs. Bus Harada 2.00 suourban championship. East York was a powerhouse tea
L '
of Toronto for the 1949-50 season shimura 679-234 and Sets-Tsu Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miyauchi 2.00 cl P “aS™ "■1““Ut a 10SS Md also annexing the OnSM w <
was held at the University Settle bouchi 536-207 helped to keep Mr. and Mrs. Shigeru
School championship.
110 ^J^
Miyasaki
ment, 23 Grange Rd. on Nov. 19. the Dreamers in the second posi
4.00
*
The position of secretary was tion in the Lakehead Nisei Bowl Mr. and Mrs. T. Uyeda
2.00
I arkdale Lions won the juvenile football title recently , i
S
Mr. and Mrs. H. Yoshida
filled by the election of Mickey ing Loop on Nov. 20.
2.00
came
up
with
a
7-5
win
over
St.
Aidans.
Trailing
5-1
Tony
Tatebe
who
leads
in
the
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Eguchi
Matsubayashi. George Hirano
1.00 quarter -and with minutes remaining, Tommy Yatabe of
men
’
s
high
averages
with
199,
I
T.
Omura
was also elected to assist Phyllis
2.00 intercepted a lateral and ghosted 40 yards to paydirt The Lio, ^ '
Takenaka in her position as pro put in his usual steady game of Aida Family
. 8.00 became the Ontario juvenile champs through" default ty KwX*' 1
657-225 to be the big factor in A. Shimizu
gram convenor.
2.00
After the meeting, the mem maintaining No Names grip on Haruko Shimizu
1.00
In the Toronto playground basketball, the Moss Park „
•
bers and guests were entertained first place. King Pins’ Johnny D. Yasumoto
1.00 earlier this week beat Pape, 29-13. Young Walter KaXt‘ £
by Mark Nagata assisted by Sunohara also bowled a good S. Takemura
in
2.00 was the high man with 11 points.
Akira Ka getsu. They demonstra- game with 627-248.
Kiyonaga family
so
5.00
In the ladies section it was Sue Mr. and Mrs. Tateishi
ted how their college education
2.00
. Vancouver sport note from
could be put to practical use, for Mitsunaga who again set the pace T. Suyama
to
3.00 members of the recently organized Nisei Spw’ts^Club
example, in the manufacture of with 579-225. Miyo Endo of No Jack Shimizu
ini
2.00 in basketball and badminton. George Fukuvama
6 n
^rt
Names
hit
the
high
single
of'the
Mr.
Tsuruoka
Yosh
Uno
are
in
charge
of
the
cage^^
wW
^2
p
200 proof spirit
tir
from pure
2.00
water.
ca;
The highlight of this evening for the ladies with a 228 Sahachi Miyashita and
shima looks after the shuttle-cocks.
ananne Miyagij family
show was the intwvbicHr.p c? a,.:., mark.
wi
10.00
*
—
J.
K.
U.
I
Mrs.
S.
Yamazaki
recently developed ‘‘personality
i>4
2.00
These activities are held in the once-familiar Pou-aIi
■
—-----------------------Shige Tanaka
meter” which gives an accurate
tyi
2.00 bXtbanhtCh haS '’”,““ 0Ver by the Krst VTniCed Church
indication-of how your personal
Hamilton Concert
Masao Tsukada
tin
2.00 basketball team is on tne lookout for exhibition games.
The
ity is determined by the career
The Hamilton JCCA wish to T Hamazaki
n
3.00
you choose.
express their thanks to the many R- Honkawa and family
yoi
10.00
The club owes a debt of grati patrons -who held reserve tickets u- Uyede
exE
2.00
CONFERENCE
HAMILTON HOCKEY DANCE
tude to Miss Gorie and .Miss Na and were kind enough to bear Katsumi Uyede
thi
3.00
(Continued from Page 1)
gata of the University Settle with the discrepancies and errors Mr- and Mrs. Henry Kojima 2.00 Mrs. B. Fujino
lin<
HAMILTON. — On Saturday,
1.00
ment and to Mr. and Mrs. T. Ka- which arose in the reserved sec- Mrs. Kojima
the
2.00 gieat success in spite of long Nov. 26, the Hamilton Nisei
dpnaga of the Arrow Snack Ear Gon at their first concert. Al- S. Nagai and family
con
5.00 hours and the curtailed budget. Hockey League is sponsoring its
for making this meeting possible. though the work involved was too I Mrs. W. Hasegawa and
anc
Theie was only one disappoint first dance of the season at the
family
Watch future issues for the great a strain on the inexperiencwh:
3.00 ment and that is, after bSng Rhythm Room, 12 Catherine St.
time and place ot the next meet ed committee, they feel it was Mary Shino
was
2.00 forewarned to bring heavy winter North. Admission is 50c for
ing which is scheduled for De worth the effort and through this Flo Kageyama
per
2.00 apparel
and
galoshes,
the ladies, 75c for men, and $1.00 for
cember.
tliey have learned much and they Y. Kikugawa
2.00 weatherman turned around and couples.
assure their supporters, that they Mr. and Mrs. u. Morishita
fooled every one so that the de
will try their best to avoid any I and family
son
5.00 legates did not get a chance to
ST. CHRISTOPHER DANCE
confusion.
Mr. and Airs. R. Shirakawa
wet
ELECTRIC MOTORS
show off their new winter unThey extend their appreciation
and family
On December 3, The St. Chris
sno
5.00
repaired — rewound — rebuilt
derthings.
to the overwhelming attendance, Mr. and Mrs. J.
topher
Nisei
will
be
holding
a
Irizawa
can
Call LAkeside 2113
and to those from Toronto and I and family
dance at their Hall at 67 Wales
M. Inamoto
wer
2.00
5.00
s
MECHANO ELECTRIC
Hamilton who participated in the Mr. and Mrs. S. Hayashi
2.00 Mr. and Mrs. S. Irizawa
4.00 St. Dancing is from 8:30 to
I ci
**
*
program, and to the many others
11:30, with a charge of 50 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Kato and
of
1403 Bathurst St. (rear)
who loaned articles and gave
blai
5.00
Toronto, Ont.
their time and effort generously
Mr. and Mrs. M. Y'amamura 2.00
COOKING CLASSES
nes;
in carrying out the project, to a
Mr. and Mrs. Toru Tsuji
5.00
The cooking class of the Tor
Rebuilt Used Motors
che<
FOR SALE
successful conclusion.
Total to Date
$894.20 onto TBS Girls’ Club which was
fra;
FOR SALE,golden opportunity
Those who have not yet sent
scheduled to be held on Nov. 27,
the;
THINKING OF
This is a paid advertisement
in their money for tickets are for someone interested in the re
has
been postponed until Dec. 4,
tail
merchandising
of
ice-cream,
tha
BUYING A HOME?
requested to forward it by mail ^OZeP custard and frosted malt inserted by the Toronto JCCA. | the time and place is unchanged.
infi
Y ou can rely on me to find
01 contact a JCCA executive.
ed freezers.
Apply Niagara
A S
just the home you are look
Hamilton JCCA.
n°-’ 31 Beech> St.
ing for.
B
Catharines, Ont.
Phone Eric Attenborough
For Good Homes
OUS
. U$ED CAR ’41 Pontiac'sedan;
ORchard 3285
fmo parch!
At Reasonable Prices
ing
radio
custom built
consult
ladio,
GM
delux
heater,
price
for
Geo. L. Attenborough
Ant
quick sale 8795. Phone after 6’30
J. GREEN
wor
p
J
HxM2<Toroiito
30
Real Estate
Real Estate Broker
261 Durie St. (at Bloor)
fact
Jo
Bloor St, W., Toronto
Toronto
MISCELLANEOUS
Phone LA. 4817 or LA. 5804
and
antique jewelleryY^Fsho’
. • r;1010 Lakeshore Road — New Toronto, Ont.
foToi? hl$esocash Prices paid
of 1
es 1 irtn.^ Ellery
T
°208 Yonge St Tor
onto. Phone HU. 9543.
'
slov
CLASSIFIED
5f
HLS4mn
Travelling To Japan
OR BRINGING SOMEONE OVER
Mail inquiries promptly answered
DOMINION
travel
office
143 Queen St. W., Toronto, Ont. PL. 6451
■■' Fur Coats Made-to-Jteasure
Guarantee Satisfaction or Money Refunded
TORONTO FUR CO,
Manufacturers of Fur Coats
Wholesale—Retail
M. LEINER
P. BERLINER
Tel. LAncaster 6745
1493 Bleury St.
(near Ontario St.)
Come and (1™^ prices and ba ^^
W e also do remodelling
FOR RENT
vouSE- R°OMS” unfimnish^d?
MI 474- meSS CPUpIe onl^- Phone
4/4/, Toronto.
.-^'OtRNISHED ro^iril
•'I \si"k- Phone GE 1432 (even’
!jngs)_ Toronto.
1 en
THREE ROOM~FLAT~t?~lkr
Phone PR. 1-34
Roseheath Ave., Toronto. ° ’
; New and Used Cars
;
-also trucksIMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Cash or Terms
____ TO SHARE ROOMS
WORKING girl to &
^oom. MI. 0721. Toronto
e
For Full Information
HELP WANTED
neat^^
to Work at baD
?-penence not necessary’
Apply Kimura, WA. 8444, Toron-
Phone LO. 2823
I -DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
roomHor ^O^^^creatiob
room; for young couple in pv
’ O1T o171°%H^ du«es. Phone j
; utv. 04 <1, Toronto.
’
k
on 1
sen;
and
The
I fi
shoi
prei
the
H
heai
QUO)
and
is v
sop]
full,
an 1
car.
the
that
"W1
Lea
KAY HIRANO
Sales Representative
•Appointment Arranged
a
tere
And
£
THE NEW CANADIAN
The New Canadian
Toronto JCCA
Community Campaign
n ,
^'2 Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
*mon£ th°se of Japanese origin in Canada
S'
Saturday, Nov. 26th, 1949
ACCENTS ON SPORTS
Balance Forward
$728.20
Mr. and Mrs. I. Katai
6.00
Mr. and Mrs. Blackie Okuno 5.00
Three Niseis were on the rosters of Toronto High School f
C. Nishimura and family
5.00 finalist teams. Frank Uede starred in Riverdale Colle^^^
4/9 Queen St. W. — PLaza 5005 — Toronto, Ont.
S. Kiyonaga and family
3.00 mn the city junior title. Playing flying wing, Frank slashed
’d L°
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Y.
Wakisaka
2.00
—— _______ Authorized gs second class mail. Post Office Dept.. Ottawa.
the Humberside line for many consistent gains althou-h
’?Sh
Mr. and Mrs. K. Ebisuzaki 2.00 lost 11-10. Several of his plunges carried the team Xt do ^
J. Eguchi and family
2.00
Students Club Holds
Dick Aoki appeared briefly in Bloor C.I.’s 7-6 overtime 1
Tatebe's 199 Average
Mr. and Mrs. Sanya Tanaka 2.00
Lawrence
Park C. I. in the senior tussle for city honors
Tops Lakehead Bowlers Yosoya Hayashi
5.00'
Johnny Takeda was on East York C. I.’s power
u
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uyeno 3.00
The first meet.mg of the Nisei
squad
as
they
swept
to
a
83-1.3
win
over
Weston
to
capture
T
Students Club of tire University Sparkling bowling by Kenny Ni Mr. and Mrs. Bus Harada 2.00 suourban championship. East York was a powerhouse tea
L '
of Toronto for the 1949-50 season shimura 679-234 and Sets-Tsu Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miyauchi 2.00 cl P “aS™ "■1““Ut a 10SS Md also annexing the OnSM w <
was held at the University Settle bouchi 536-207 helped to keep Mr. and Mrs. Shigeru
School championship.
110 ^J^
Miyasaki
ment, 23 Grange Rd. on Nov. 19. the Dreamers in the second posi
4.00
*
The position of secretary was tion in the Lakehead Nisei Bowl Mr. and Mrs. T. Uyeda
2.00
I arkdale Lions won the juvenile football title recently , i
S
Mr. and Mrs. H. Yoshida
filled by the election of Mickey ing Loop on Nov. 20.
2.00
came
up
with
a
7-5
win
over
St.
Aidans.
Trailing
5-1
Tony
Tatebe
who
leads
in
the
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Eguchi
Matsubayashi. George Hirano
1.00 quarter -and with minutes remaining, Tommy Yatabe of
men
’
s
high
averages
with
199,
I
T.
Omura
was also elected to assist Phyllis
2.00 intercepted a lateral and ghosted 40 yards to paydirt The Lio, ^ '
Takenaka in her position as pro put in his usual steady game of Aida Family
. 8.00 became the Ontario juvenile champs through" default ty KwX*' 1
657-225 to be the big factor in A. Shimizu
gram convenor.
2.00
After the meeting, the mem maintaining No Names grip on Haruko Shimizu
1.00
In the Toronto playground basketball, the Moss Park „
•
bers and guests were entertained first place. King Pins’ Johnny D. Yasumoto
1.00 earlier this week beat Pape, 29-13. Young Walter KaXt‘ £
by Mark Nagata assisted by Sunohara also bowled a good S. Takemura
in
2.00 was the high man with 11 points.
Akira Ka getsu. They demonstra- game with 627-248.
Kiyonaga family
so
5.00
In the ladies section it was Sue Mr. and Mrs. Tateishi
ted how their college education
2.00
. Vancouver sport note from
could be put to practical use, for Mitsunaga who again set the pace T. Suyama
to
3.00 members of the recently organized Nisei Spw’ts^Club
example, in the manufacture of with 579-225. Miyo Endo of No Jack Shimizu
ini
2.00 in basketball and badminton. George Fukuvama
6 n
^rt
Names
hit
the
high
single
of'the
Mr.
Tsuruoka
Yosh
Uno
are
in
charge
of
the
cage^^
wW
^2
p
200 proof spirit
tir
from pure
2.00
water.
ca;
The highlight of this evening for the ladies with a 228 Sahachi Miyashita and
shima looks after the shuttle-cocks.
ananne Miyagij family
show was the intwvbicHr.p c? a,.:., mark.
wi
10.00
*
—
J.
K.
U.
I
Mrs.
S.
Yamazaki
recently developed ‘‘personality
i>4
2.00
These activities are held in the once-familiar Pou-aIi
■
—-----------------------Shige Tanaka
meter” which gives an accurate
tyi
2.00 bXtbanhtCh haS '’”,““ 0Ver by the Krst VTniCed Church
indication-of how your personal
Hamilton Concert
Masao Tsukada
tin
2.00 basketball team is on tne lookout for exhibition games.
The
ity is determined by the career
The Hamilton JCCA wish to T Hamazaki
n
3.00
you choose.
express their thanks to the many R- Honkawa and family
yoi
10.00
The club owes a debt of grati patrons -who held reserve tickets u- Uyede
exE
2.00
CONFERENCE
HAMILTON HOCKEY DANCE
tude to Miss Gorie and .Miss Na and were kind enough to bear Katsumi Uyede
thi
3.00
(Continued from Page 1)
gata of the University Settle with the discrepancies and errors Mr- and Mrs. Henry Kojima 2.00 Mrs. B. Fujino
lin<
HAMILTON. — On Saturday,
1.00
ment and to Mr. and Mrs. T. Ka- which arose in the reserved sec- Mrs. Kojima
the
2.00 gieat success in spite of long Nov. 26, the Hamilton Nisei
dpnaga of the Arrow Snack Ear Gon at their first concert. Al- S. Nagai and family
con
5.00 hours and the curtailed budget. Hockey League is sponsoring its
for making this meeting possible. though the work involved was too I Mrs. W. Hasegawa and
anc
Theie was only one disappoint first dance of the season at the
family
Watch future issues for the great a strain on the inexperiencwh:
3.00 ment and that is, after bSng Rhythm Room, 12 Catherine St.
time and place ot the next meet ed committee, they feel it was Mary Shino
was
2.00 forewarned to bring heavy winter North. Admission is 50c for
ing which is scheduled for De worth the effort and through this Flo Kageyama
per
2.00 apparel
and
galoshes,
the ladies, 75c for men, and $1.00 for
cember.
tliey have learned much and they Y. Kikugawa
2.00 weatherman turned around and couples.
assure their supporters, that they Mr. and Mrs. u. Morishita
fooled every one so that the de
will try their best to avoid any I and family
son
5.00 legates did not get a chance to
ST. CHRISTOPHER DANCE
confusion.
Mr. and Airs. R. Shirakawa
wet
ELECTRIC MOTORS
show off their new winter unThey extend their appreciation
and family
On December 3, The St. Chris
sno
5.00
repaired — rewound — rebuilt
derthings.
to the overwhelming attendance, Mr. and Mrs. J.
topher
Nisei
will
be
holding
a
Irizawa
can
Call LAkeside 2113
and to those from Toronto and I and family
dance at their Hall at 67 Wales
M. Inamoto
wer
2.00
5.00
s
MECHANO ELECTRIC
Hamilton who participated in the Mr. and Mrs. S. Hayashi
2.00 Mr. and Mrs. S. Irizawa
4.00 St. Dancing is from 8:30 to
I ci
**
*
program, and to the many others
11:30, with a charge of 50 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Kato and
of
1403 Bathurst St. (rear)
who loaned articles and gave
blai
5.00
Toronto, Ont.
their time and effort generously
Mr. and Mrs. M. Y'amamura 2.00
COOKING CLASSES
nes;
in carrying out the project, to a
Mr. and Mrs. Toru Tsuji
5.00
The cooking class of the Tor
Rebuilt Used Motors
che<
FOR SALE
successful conclusion.
Total to Date
$894.20 onto TBS Girls’ Club which was
fra;
FOR SALE,golden opportunity
Those who have not yet sent
scheduled to be held on Nov. 27,
the;
THINKING OF
This is a paid advertisement
in their money for tickets are for someone interested in the re
has
been postponed until Dec. 4,
tail
merchandising
of
ice-cream,
tha
BUYING A HOME?
requested to forward it by mail ^OZeP custard and frosted malt inserted by the Toronto JCCA. | the time and place is unchanged.
infi
Y ou can rely on me to find
01 contact a JCCA executive.
ed freezers.
Apply Niagara
A S
just the home you are look
Hamilton JCCA.
n°-’ 31 Beech> St.
ing for.
B
Catharines, Ont.
Phone Eric Attenborough
For Good Homes
OUS
. U$ED CAR ’41 Pontiac'sedan;
ORchard 3285
fmo parch!
At Reasonable Prices
ing
radio
custom built
consult
ladio,
GM
delux
heater,
price
for
Geo. L. Attenborough
Ant
quick sale 8795. Phone after 6’30
J. GREEN
wor
p
J
HxM2<Toroiito
30
Real Estate
Real Estate Broker
261 Durie St. (at Bloor)
fact
Jo
Bloor St, W., Toronto
Toronto
MISCELLANEOUS
Phone LA. 4817 or LA. 5804
and
antique jewelleryY^Fsho’
. • r;1010 Lakeshore Road — New Toronto, Ont.
foToi? hl$esocash Prices paid
of 1
es 1 irtn.^ Ellery
T
°208 Yonge St Tor
onto. Phone HU. 9543.
'
slov
CLASSIFIED
5f
HLS4mn
Travelling To Japan
OR BRINGING SOMEONE OVER
Mail inquiries promptly answered
DOMINION
travel
office
143 Queen St. W., Toronto, Ont. PL. 6451
■■' Fur Coats Made-to-Jteasure
Guarantee Satisfaction or Money Refunded
TORONTO FUR CO,
Manufacturers of Fur Coats
Wholesale—Retail
M. LEINER
P. BERLINER
Tel. LAncaster 6745
1493 Bleury St.
(near Ontario St.)
Come and (1™^ prices and ba ^^
W e also do remodelling
FOR RENT
vouSE- R°OMS” unfimnish^d?
MI 474- meSS CPUpIe onl^- Phone
4/4/, Toronto.
.-^'OtRNISHED ro^iril
•'I \si"k- Phone GE 1432 (even’
!jngs)_ Toronto.
1 en
THREE ROOM~FLAT~t?~lkr
Phone PR. 1-34
Roseheath Ave., Toronto. ° ’
; New and Used Cars
;
-also trucksIMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Cash or Terms
____ TO SHARE ROOMS
WORKING girl to &
^oom. MI. 0721. Toronto
e
For Full Information
HELP WANTED
neat^^
to Work at baD
?-penence not necessary’
Apply Kimura, WA. 8444, Toron-
Phone LO. 2823
I -DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
roomHor ^O^^^creatiob
room; for young couple in pv
’ O1T o171°%H^ du«es. Phone j
; utv. 04 <1, Toronto.
’
k
on 1
sen;
and
The
I fi
shoi
prei
the
H
heai
QUO)
and
is v
sop]
full,
an 1
car.
the
that
"W1
Lea
KAY HIRANO
Sales Representative
•Appointment Arranged
a
tere
And
£