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Former NC Sta.fi Member Heads Varsity Paper
By KEN ADACHI
No Discrimination Here
Atory, fading • - •
The
university
sar
flhe Indian has always been
gan
iked around.
in C
Columbus sailed the ocean
i
f
oiot Toronto
“RACE DISCRIMINATION is
uBut since the atmosphere is
Be and the first Great Whiteunheard of in the Yukon,” says dry, it s not as cold as it would
en came upon a new world.
EnGeorge Tanizawa who has spent seem. And because of the warm Moritsugu, second-year student
®s that time, the Indian has
Corten years off and on in Dawson summer and the long hours of in political science and economics
,n pushed further from their
poration Counsel Arthur E. Lo rd
: City up in Canada’s lonely north- sunshine and as there is no dew. at Victoria College, as its editorpfound
recently that, according to
lappy Hunting Grounds almost
in-chief for 1950-5.1. Announce
। west “wilderness”. “Every mar,
In
a 60-year old law which still
Bt ci extinction.
Now they
i there is judged according to his tomatoes and cucumbers, do sur- ment was made in the final 1949texisted
unnoticed in small type,
even enjoy the citizenship
o0 issue of The Varsity on March
individual merit.”
not
em
that any fullfledged Can10 tollowing the appointment by
All told there are only about
June
21
is
a
big
day
in
Daw
ployed
by
f
holding
City
of
Qian can demand.
Students’
Administrative
20 Japanese in the entire terri son for on that day they get 24 the
Vancouver contracts.
And that’s a grim joke for
tory, most of whom live in Daw- hours of sunshine. The sun just
It was brought to the atten
are probably the only ones
i son which is in the heart of the dips down and comes right up
F
o can call themselves “originunder tion of the City Council with the
Klondyke district. There again. Dawson is not north en- succeeds Stan F
S
f" Canadians. For thev didn’t; famed
_
,
,
mat<e-up recommendation that it be re
are only two Japanese women, ough (it’s located 200 miles south whom he served
scinded. Last week the Council
|>§ any ocean blue.
editor.
When Ik
; the
both married, one to a
of
the
Arctic,
circle)
ordered the
peal of the ban
Theirs is a colorful story in
third
dinavian. There are also about long summer day and the equally editorship, it will be h:
Asiatic labor,
he history of this continent,
r on the staff of The Varsit
, five Nisei children.
winter
night
of
the
Frigid
One
council
member pointed
hat would the British-French
Prior to enter!
ioronto
|
Some of the Issei have been
Around
Christmas
they
out
that
it
was
one of those laws
hrs for the struggle for Eastup there for years, contenter have about four hours of light
’
ei- enforced and
rn Canada done without the Momember of
.' Canadian
with the life that Yukon has to each day.
nobody
noticed
it
because it was
Mohicans, Hurons, Ojibstaff for fiv
interrupted
offer. Sani Kawahara -who is the
Dawson has very li
in the by a period of service in the In in small type” which nobody
et al, embellishing the
real Japanese old-timer of the way of recreation or
ene? And the Cree, the Blacktelligence Corps of the Canadian read.
Yukon, might be called a true ment.
The law was introduced durThere was one picture Army. He first joined the staff
oor who crept along windswept
blue sourdough. He is possibly house but it burnt down in a
ing
the early construction of the
praries as the Great Whiteman
in ■ 1943 when The New Cana;
the
first
Japanese
in
the
terri
recent fire. Thus when the young
pushed on greedily ?
as published in Kash, railways when Chinese coolie
tory and has lived there around people leave Yukon to see the B.
^Wide-eyed school kids wouldn’t
and remained with -the labor was employed for a few
fifty
years.
He
followed
the
a day.
‘’‘outside world” for the first staff when it shifted to Winnipeg
.d much excitement and adKlondyke goldrush of 1896.
time, they hate to come back.
enture in the history books
and later to Toronto.
i
All
the
Japanese
in
Dawson
were ir not for the Indian. The
He. remains a frequent con
The town itself resembles
The Vai
is a tabloid-size
work as bakers or cooks, but
ges would be dull, stolid with
tributor to The New Canadian.
ghost-town, nd because of •
laper,
published
there is very little work in the
ut the Indian prancing moccapresent high cost of machinery He has written articles for other daily, Monday to Friday, during
winter. Most of the workers re
ooted around
campfires,
and parts and the long haul publications including the Satur- the term.
main in Dawson only during
filing his chant, or pouncing on
that’s necessary to bring out the
n
| fearful quarry, wielding a eight months of the year when • gold, Dawson might soon become Me
A
the gold mines can be operated,
bloodstained
tomahawk.
Yes,
a ghost-town. And it is in a queerso there are less than 400 living
tlieirs is a gaudy, melodramat:
position that should there be a
B®
it- A
in Dawson during the winter but
chapter.
depression elsewhere which would
its population is trebled in the
of machinery
And what fodder they are for
mean lower
summer.
Majority
of
the
outffie movies! “Another redskin
and other goods which must be
fis the dust” as Gene Autry, side workers come from Van brought in, Dawson would prob
couver.
^tride his trusty hoss, Quick
ably prosper.
The mercury gets quite a
ver, blasts his way out of the
George Tanizawa is
agibush with his six-shooter un- workout, moving- up and down
the entire range of the glass on his holidays and is visiting
i the cavalry arrives. As you
^l^ul movie-goers know, the tube, says George. The tempera- relatives and friends in Eastern
me-biue cavalry with bugles ture 1'ises to the 90’s in summer Canada, and is heading back
and he remembers one winter there shortly. He plans to re
°"m, flags a-wavin, always
when it was 74 below zero out main up there for another ■
®-e^ on time to save the cowside. His thermometer read only years, then hopes to settle <
iroin the Injuns.
fraught
with
excitement, 60 below, but that was because in Vancouver which, after tr
£.y-ged with suspense is the that’s how far down the reading
best place to make a home.
of his thermometer goes.
^or ^e horse-opry fan
o chews on his popcorn with
gWroni® t0
the
^ckle•“--iiAe background music as
redskins bite the dust.
11 esterns wouldn’t have
hit :
SAN FRANCISCO. — The atspot without the Indian.
And t
torney
for Mrs. Iva Toguri Art Work Of Toronto
. y>ere always the scapegoals
n the John Waynes d’Aquino declared that he has
Pupils Going To Kobe
cork-.
been unable to raise the $50,000
on top.
A collection of children’s
i- j^
always enjoyed the bail to obtain her release from
Jus
of Custer’s Last the Federal women’s penitentiary
drawings from Toronto’s pub
or
lic schools is to be shipped to ^ 1 -^^
quieter word- at Alderson, W. Va.
Mrs.
d
’
Aquino,
convicted
of
Kobe by air where it will be
James Fenimore
Coin
treason
for
wartime
broadcasts
shown at the Japan Foreign A O 77 f
, z
Of the Mohicans
--'.ayer Docahontas, Pon- from Radio Tokyo, started servTrade and Industry Exposi A L
M
Hiawm a were magic ing her 10-year sentence last
tion which opens this month © t A^
November.
and continues through June.
These sforie
released
last
In
a
statement
The paintings were chosen
gave a rich,
ne t0 our intoxicated month, Supreme Court Justice
for their quality as well as for
their descriptive value in de
've short-panted William O. Douglas expressing
doubt
that
Mrs.
d
’
Aquino
had
picting
life as it is in Canada.
cowboys and In
received
a
fair
trial,
granted
her
backyards.
T
-cuds, the folklore the right to freedom on $50,009
s? Oi
ed
all
the
bail
bon
on
her
I
ve
bail,
pending
a
hearing
■\ enhance many of
wervthing possible.
* landmarks. You appeal.
"They
Wayne Collins, chie. defense
or don't want to put
counsel : ir Mrs. d’Aquino, de
!j-a on page 2)
A
dared he has been unable
up
' a
|usi Passing Through
s
Former NC Sta.fi Member Heads Varsity Paper
By KEN ADACHI
No Discrimination Here
Atory, fading • - •
The
university
sar
flhe Indian has always been
gan
iked around.
in C
Columbus sailed the ocean
i
f
oiot Toronto
“RACE DISCRIMINATION is
uBut since the atmosphere is
Be and the first Great Whiteunheard of in the Yukon,” says dry, it s not as cold as it would
en came upon a new world.
EnGeorge Tanizawa who has spent seem. And because of the warm Moritsugu, second-year student
®s that time, the Indian has
Corten years off and on in Dawson summer and the long hours of in political science and economics
,n pushed further from their
poration Counsel Arthur E. Lo rd
: City up in Canada’s lonely north- sunshine and as there is no dew. at Victoria College, as its editorpfound
recently that, according to
lappy Hunting Grounds almost
in-chief for 1950-5.1. Announce
। west “wilderness”. “Every mar,
In
a 60-year old law which still
Bt ci extinction.
Now they
i there is judged according to his tomatoes and cucumbers, do sur- ment was made in the final 1949texisted
unnoticed in small type,
even enjoy the citizenship
o0 issue of The Varsity on March
individual merit.”
not
em
that any fullfledged Can10 tollowing the appointment by
All told there are only about
June
21
is
a
big
day
in
Daw
ployed
by
f
holding
City
of
Qian can demand.
Students’
Administrative
20 Japanese in the entire terri son for on that day they get 24 the
Vancouver contracts.
And that’s a grim joke for
tory, most of whom live in Daw- hours of sunshine. The sun just
It was brought to the atten
are probably the only ones
i son which is in the heart of the dips down and comes right up
F
o can call themselves “originunder tion of the City Council with the
Klondyke district. There again. Dawson is not north en- succeeds Stan F
S
f" Canadians. For thev didn’t; famed
_
,
,
mat<e-up recommendation that it be re
are only two Japanese women, ough (it’s located 200 miles south whom he served
scinded. Last week the Council
|>§ any ocean blue.
editor.
When Ik
; the
both married, one to a
of
the
Arctic,
circle)
ordered the
peal of the ban
Theirs is a colorful story in
third
dinavian. There are also about long summer day and the equally editorship, it will be h:
Asiatic labor,
he history of this continent,
r on the staff of The Varsit
, five Nisei children.
winter
night
of
the
Frigid
One
council
member pointed
hat would the British-French
Prior to enter!
ioronto
|
Some of the Issei have been
Around
Christmas
they
out
that
it
was
one of those laws
hrs for the struggle for Eastup there for years, contenter have about four hours of light
’
ei- enforced and
rn Canada done without the Momember of
.' Canadian
with the life that Yukon has to each day.
nobody
noticed
it
because it was
Mohicans, Hurons, Ojibstaff for fiv
interrupted
offer. Sani Kawahara -who is the
Dawson has very li
in the by a period of service in the In in small type” which nobody
et al, embellishing the
real Japanese old-timer of the way of recreation or
ene? And the Cree, the Blacktelligence Corps of the Canadian read.
Yukon, might be called a true ment.
The law was introduced durThere was one picture Army. He first joined the staff
oor who crept along windswept
blue sourdough. He is possibly house but it burnt down in a
ing
the early construction of the
praries as the Great Whiteman
in ■ 1943 when The New Cana;
the
first
Japanese
in
the
terri
recent fire. Thus when the young
pushed on greedily ?
as published in Kash, railways when Chinese coolie
tory and has lived there around people leave Yukon to see the B.
^Wide-eyed school kids wouldn’t
and remained with -the labor was employed for a few
fifty
years.
He
followed
the
a day.
‘’‘outside world” for the first staff when it shifted to Winnipeg
.d much excitement and adKlondyke goldrush of 1896.
time, they hate to come back.
enture in the history books
and later to Toronto.
i
All
the
Japanese
in
Dawson
were ir not for the Indian. The
He. remains a frequent con
The town itself resembles
The Vai
is a tabloid-size
work as bakers or cooks, but
ges would be dull, stolid with
tributor to The New Canadian.
ghost-town, nd because of •
laper,
published
there is very little work in the
ut the Indian prancing moccapresent high cost of machinery He has written articles for other daily, Monday to Friday, during
winter. Most of the workers re
ooted around
campfires,
and parts and the long haul publications including the Satur- the term.
main in Dawson only during
filing his chant, or pouncing on
that’s necessary to bring out the
n
| fearful quarry, wielding a eight months of the year when • gold, Dawson might soon become Me
A
the gold mines can be operated,
bloodstained
tomahawk.
Yes,
a ghost-town. And it is in a queerso there are less than 400 living
tlieirs is a gaudy, melodramat:
position that should there be a
B®
it- A
in Dawson during the winter but
chapter.
depression elsewhere which would
its population is trebled in the
of machinery
And what fodder they are for
mean lower
summer.
Majority
of
the
outffie movies! “Another redskin
and other goods which must be
fis the dust” as Gene Autry, side workers come from Van brought in, Dawson would prob
couver.
^tride his trusty hoss, Quick
ably prosper.
The mercury gets quite a
ver, blasts his way out of the
George Tanizawa is
agibush with his six-shooter un- workout, moving- up and down
the entire range of the glass on his holidays and is visiting
i the cavalry arrives. As you
^l^ul movie-goers know, the tube, says George. The tempera- relatives and friends in Eastern
me-biue cavalry with bugles ture 1'ises to the 90’s in summer Canada, and is heading back
and he remembers one winter there shortly. He plans to re
°"m, flags a-wavin, always
when it was 74 below zero out main up there for another ■
®-e^ on time to save the cowside. His thermometer read only years, then hopes to settle <
iroin the Injuns.
fraught
with
excitement, 60 below, but that was because in Vancouver which, after tr
£.y-ged with suspense is the that’s how far down the reading
best place to make a home.
of his thermometer goes.
^or ^e horse-opry fan
o chews on his popcorn with
gWroni® t0
the
^ckle•“--iiAe background music as
redskins bite the dust.
11 esterns wouldn’t have
hit :
SAN FRANCISCO. — The atspot without the Indian.
And t
torney
for Mrs. Iva Toguri Art Work Of Toronto
. y>ere always the scapegoals
n the John Waynes d’Aquino declared that he has
Pupils Going To Kobe
cork-.
been unable to raise the $50,000
on top.
A collection of children’s
i- j^
always enjoyed the bail to obtain her release from
Jus
of Custer’s Last the Federal women’s penitentiary
drawings from Toronto’s pub
or
lic schools is to be shipped to ^ 1 -^^
quieter word- at Alderson, W. Va.
Mrs.
d
’
Aquino,
convicted
of
Kobe by air where it will be
James Fenimore
Coin
treason
for
wartime
broadcasts
shown at the Japan Foreign A O 77 f
, z
Of the Mohicans
--'.ayer Docahontas, Pon- from Radio Tokyo, started servTrade and Industry Exposi A L
M
Hiawm a were magic ing her 10-year sentence last
tion which opens this month © t A^
November.
and continues through June.
These sforie
released
last
In
a
statement
The paintings were chosen
gave a rich,
ne t0 our intoxicated month, Supreme Court Justice
for their quality as well as for
their descriptive value in de
've short-panted William O. Douglas expressing
doubt
that
Mrs.
d
’
Aquino
had
picting
life as it is in Canada.
cowboys and In
received
a
fair
trial,
granted
her
backyards.
T
-cuds, the folklore the right to freedom on $50,009
s? Oi
ed
all
the
bail
bon
on
her
I
ve
bail,
pending
a
hearing
■\ enhance many of
wervthing possible.
* landmarks. You appeal.
"They
Wayne Collins, chie. defense
or don't want to put
counsel : ir Mrs. d’Aquino, de
!j-a on page 2)
A
dared he has been unable
up
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Wednesday, March 15, 1350
THE NEW CANADIAN
AH Nations Shuttle Squad Near Elimination,
Uphill Fight Ahead; Tourney Plans Underway
Mustangs Accept
Montreal Tourney Bid
Xnie Biore points will decide i more than 7 games to win the
whether the ' A squad of the j home-and-home series and S for
411 Nations will remain in the a tie. Capt. Tanaka asks all club
miming for the Inter-Church members to be on hand on March
League championship after the 22 at All Nations gym for the
team went down to a disastrous ba ck-1o -the-wal 1 struggle.
16-S loss at St. Clements Hall to
Feather Banter: Shuttiers as
a vastly improved host club.
far as Montreal are feverishly
Captain Johnny Tanaka was
practising their shots for the
the only bright light winning two
Nisei Open Tourney of April 24in the mixed with Kay Ogaki and
29. Mus Toyota, Montreal’s left
almost garnered two with Frank
handed ace, is almost sure to
Matsui in the men’s. The sur
make the trip to team up with
prise package in the form of
partner Michi Ashikawa to vie
Michi Ashikawa formerly of
for the men’s double crown now
Montreal and Mas Toyota tried
held by Ken Fukusaka and Junji
their best for All Nations and
Ikeno. . . . Johnny Miura and
Mas came through handsomely
Ike Matsuo will look after the
winning both men’s with Junji
Metropolitan entries, Frank Mat
Ikeno and splitting the mixed
sui JCCA, and Anthony Fuji
with Emy Kitamura.
moto St. FX ... If enough en
Ashikawa, ailing with a sore
tries warrant the holding of
back, dropped two' with Matt
singles, the event will be held
Matsui and the mixed with Toki
on two consecutive Saturdays in
Yonemitsu. The veteran Matt
April in conjunction with the
Matsui fell down badly with four
tourney. The cost is $2.25 per
losses.
player' and entries may be given
Lucky to be in the semi-finals,
to Roy Shin, 159 Gerrard East,
as the four teams in the league
MI. 7767 . . . All Nations is ex
wound up in a 4-way tie, the All
i pected to send a large delegation
Nations must come through with a
I to the coming Inter-Church tourmiracle finish to stay in the run
I ney around April 15.
ning. They must concede no
Mustangs, undefeated in regu
lar season play in the Toronto
Nisei Senior Basketball League,
have accepted an invitation to
play in the Montreal Basketball
Tournament over the Easter
week-end and will represent Tor
onto. Nisei teams from the host
city. New York and Boston are
expected to participate in the
annual tourney.
PAGE SEVEN
Junior Finals
Hamilton Alphas and Toronto
TXT's won the right to meet in
the junior finals by
nd
clean sweep over
Jets respectively in the 2-game
total point, semi-final series.
Hamilton’s smooth-functioning
quintet had little trouble dispos
ing of the Toronto Stags 54-38
and thus copping the series 103came up with another of h
liant performance
bril the
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Saturday, March 18 with Toron
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if the Arcades go down on a Balentine Brawl
The
St.
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Xavier
Bad
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large ice surface to which they
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Event
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minton
Club
which
is
now
near
are accustomed.
the
ing
the
end
of
another
success
WINNIPEG.
—
Although
Andrew E. McKague,
Rockets Win Third
windy
and
cold
wintry
elements
ful
year
of
badminton
will
hold
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Rockets of the Nisei Junior
Public.
those
who
the
annual
tournament
for
its
were
not
encouraging,
Hockey League wrapped up their
201
Northern
Ontario Bldg.
Balentine
members
at
the
St.
Elizabeth
third win over Mohawks, 6-2, attended the JCCA
330
Bay
St.
paced by 2-goal efforts by Vic Brawl found a warm and friend Hall on Sunday, March 19.
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
inside
the
YWCA
Now
after
three
years
of
ex
ly
atmosphere
TORONTO
Kitagawa, Art Matsumoto, and
perience
to
their
credit,
they
Feb.
17.
auditorium
on
Gordie Takenaka.
Sumio Fuji
Dancing was carried on to the have improved considerably and
moto and Gene Kitagawa, were
the only ones to dent the tough music of George Resnick, a popu with such girls as Ginger Teradefense put up by the sensa lar local artist in swing. At the kita, Mary Ebata, Terrie and
to put on a
tional Rocket net-minder Tak intermission entertainment was Chickie, they hope
Nisei Open
good,
show
at
the
produced
by
an
imitation
of
Al
Kawasaki who definitely shows
the experience gained by playing Jolson, followed by a humorous Tournament.
J. MIZUHARA
All members are requested to
skit introduced by m.c. George
with a THL team.
1075 Allard Ave., Montreal
Fooks. Prizes for several novelty be at the Hall for the Club tour
The boys are all under’ 15 years dances were also meted out after nament not later- than 1 p.m. If
(Tel.: TR. 3252)
of age and are continuing to im the break.
unable to attend, they are re
prove and some of them may
quested to contact Anthony Fu
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give some of the seniors a stiff
jimoto at KE. 5337.
Going
To
Montreal
figUt for a position next year.
In order to participate in the
Ice Chips: League executive Montreal Tournament, the Mus
Tastier Food
Better Service
has decided to award a trophy tangs will leave Toronto on April
to leading scorer Yuki Kameoka 6. Any person interested in makof Y’ariety Grill and to the goalie
ing the trip at reduced cost
with the least number of goals
should contact Frank Miyasaki
New Private Room Upstairs
scored against him, Nobby Fuji WA 5342, Mi Okiyama OX 5743
For reservations phone TR 0851 or WA 9974
moto of Homesteads. They will or Tosh Moriyama RA. 8254 dur
be awarded at the Presentation ing evenins’s, for reservations o'
Manager: David Kong — (Residence) Phone: HO. 4033
Dance . . • They also decided to
Toronto, Ont
11 Elizabeth St.
further details.
enter an Intermediate team in the
King Clancy series of the THL,
REV. SHIMIZU ON CROC
figuring the talent on hand to
HAMILTON. — Rev. K. Shi
Coaldale YBA Presents
be the best in years . • • Heading mizu will speak over Hamilton
the list of players are Y’uki Ka | Radio Station CKOC on Sunday,
Southern Alberta’s
meoka, Maw Mori, Ken Adaclii. I March 19, from 8:30 to 9 a.m.
Jackie Tanaka, Checker Nisai- I His subject will be "The Primary
mura, Sat Kinoshita, Tad Miura,
< Question Of Life’.
’
Hiro Kawaguchi, Tosh Sakura,
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
|
Mutt Nakashima, Key Tanaka, I
to be held on
|
Mrand
Mrs.
Kanshiro
Shig Akada, Tucker Uchikura.
Friday, March 24
Fred Miyasaki, Bob Maeda and ; Ohashi and family, formerly
(6:00 p.m. sharp)
Nobby Fujimoto . - • Exhibition [ of Barnwell, Alta., have moved
j to General Delivery, Lethgames with various teams a^e
COALDALE COMMUNITY HALL
be arranged before the playeis 11 bridge.
■
— ■ Alta.
I
hang up their skates.
Flyers Win Championship In THL T Group
In Two Straight, Drop Opener Of City Finals
Dave Yonemitsu and Ray Sora
were the toast of the Nisei Fly
ers (Arcade Grill) as Ray passed
and Dave knotted the tally,
breaking up a 2-2 tie and giv
ing the Flyers a championship
in the “B” group of the Juvenile
section of the THL. Now they
will wait for another “B” sec
tion winner and should they win,
the city title will be their prize.
Sora also came through with
the first goal of the game from
a corner pass-out to give Flyers
a 1-0 lead over Ossington Com
munity Centre and then Ed Hi
saki fired a screen shot just in
side the blue line that was de
flected into the net.
Coach Reggie Chipman must
have given his team a dressing
down as the Centres came out for
the second period and fought like
blazes to tie up the game. Fly
ers who seem to ease up when
the score reads in their favor,
saw theii* chances of wrapping
up the finals fading away.
Paul Nivens in the Flyers nets
saved the day when he lashed
out with his skates to save a shot
ticketed for a goal.
Then the
game winning play came with
four minutes left.
Flyers Drop Opener
Willow Snack Bar dampened
Eye championship aspirations of
the Flyers by coming from benind to win the first game of
tne best of three finals, 2-1.
Playing in the band-box Agin
court Arena and bothered with
mushy ice, the Arcade offense
logged down to a -walk and in
the last 10 minutes the play was
in their zone.
Defensemen
APPRECIATION
The Revelstake JCCA ac
cepted a donation of S60 in
memory of the late Mr. TaniKichi Isomura from the family
°f the deceased.
Revelstoke JCCA-
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AH Nations Shuttle Squad Near Elimination,
Uphill Fight Ahead; Tourney Plans Underway
Mustangs Accept
Montreal Tourney Bid
Xnie Biore points will decide i more than 7 games to win the
whether the ' A squad of the j home-and-home series and S for
411 Nations will remain in the a tie. Capt. Tanaka asks all club
miming for the Inter-Church members to be on hand on March
League championship after the 22 at All Nations gym for the
team went down to a disastrous ba ck-1o -the-wal 1 struggle.
16-S loss at St. Clements Hall to
Feather Banter: Shuttiers as
a vastly improved host club.
far as Montreal are feverishly
Captain Johnny Tanaka was
practising their shots for the
the only bright light winning two
Nisei Open Tourney of April 24in the mixed with Kay Ogaki and
29. Mus Toyota, Montreal’s left
almost garnered two with Frank
handed ace, is almost sure to
Matsui in the men’s. The sur
make the trip to team up with
prise package in the form of
partner Michi Ashikawa to vie
Michi Ashikawa formerly of
for the men’s double crown now
Montreal and Mas Toyota tried
held by Ken Fukusaka and Junji
their best for All Nations and
Ikeno. . . . Johnny Miura and
Mas came through handsomely
Ike Matsuo will look after the
winning both men’s with Junji
Metropolitan entries, Frank Mat
Ikeno and splitting the mixed
sui JCCA, and Anthony Fuji
with Emy Kitamura.
moto St. FX ... If enough en
Ashikawa, ailing with a sore
tries warrant the holding of
back, dropped two' with Matt
singles, the event will be held
Matsui and the mixed with Toki
on two consecutive Saturdays in
Yonemitsu. The veteran Matt
April in conjunction with the
Matsui fell down badly with four
tourney. The cost is $2.25 per
losses.
player' and entries may be given
Lucky to be in the semi-finals,
to Roy Shin, 159 Gerrard East,
as the four teams in the league
MI. 7767 . . . All Nations is ex
wound up in a 4-way tie, the All
i pected to send a large delegation
Nations must come through with a
I to the coming Inter-Church tourmiracle finish to stay in the run
I ney around April 15.
ning. They must concede no
Mustangs, undefeated in regu
lar season play in the Toronto
Nisei Senior Basketball League,
have accepted an invitation to
play in the Montreal Basketball
Tournament over the Easter
week-end and will represent Tor
onto. Nisei teams from the host
city. New York and Boston are
expected to participate in the
annual tourney.
PAGE SEVEN
Junior Finals
Hamilton Alphas and Toronto
TXT's won the right to meet in
the junior finals by
nd
clean sweep over
Jets respectively in the 2-game
total point, semi-final series.
Hamilton’s smooth-functioning
quintet had little trouble dispos
ing of the Toronto Stags 54-38
and thus copping the series 103came up with another of h
liant performance
bril the
l®li
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MICKEY S. SATO
Agent
CROWN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Office: 21 Dundas Square
Phone AD-0076-7
Res.: 5-36 Manning Avenue
TORONTO, ONT.
Res. ME. 6072
0. K. CLEANERS
101'2
QUEEN
ST. W.
mane garnered 7 points for the
Phone
in winners. Bob Kaiioka and
The two contending
WA. 6953
Furukawa were the top scorers
For Pick-up and Delivery
Mrug- for the vanquished with 10 and
gue are locked in
gle to gain the coveted top rung. 9.
Last week Takeda Insurance, en
In the second game, TNT ad
Lucien C. Kurata
joyed a short lead over the Ya vanced by downing the Jets 521 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
mada Studio quintet. In a crucial 46 winning the. series 91-74.
Barrister and Solicitor
meet last Fridav between these Scoring for the winners was well
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
arranged
two teams, Takedas were toppled spread with
Ogaki
Office EL. 5259 Res. LY. 3427
Frank Idenouye 11. Jim Kamino
and now their positions are re 9 and Harry Uyede 9. Diminu
versed.
tive Mike Nagata tossed in 22
Queen City
the only points for a losing cause with
other team to take the full count help from brother Dave who i
of points as they swept all from racked up 9 points.
I
Chop Suey House
Sora Construction. Other games
The junior finals will open on ’ 92-A Elizabeth St, Toronto
resulting
scores were: O
Saturday, March 18 with Toron
BANQUETS AND FAMILY
K. Cleaners over Team 9, Urabe |
to TNT meeting Hamilton Al
DINNERS
Insurance bested Best Cleaners, i
phas at 8 p.m. at the Church of
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 a.m.
Nat Freedman grilled Variety
All Nations gym. Alphas, un
Reservations: EL. 9035
Grill, and Star Cleaners cleaned
defeated in schedule play, with
up on Danforth Cleners.
high-scoring star Wes Hyodo,
Kaz Kuroda by far was the
are favored to win.
best bowler of the evening with
815-287. Harry Inouye with the
The big TNT team has run |
C.L.U.
Joe Wani and Paul Tokiwa play best single game was second hot and cold all season, but if
20 Years of Experienced
ed like trojans and Wani’s bul with 757-323. Other 700 or bet they can get steamed up they
Service
let shot from the blue line kept ter were: Mike Ikegami 745-278, could make things tough for the
198 Albany Ave. Toronto
the team from being goose- Sandy Ono 729-279, Akira Mu- Alphas this Saturday.
Phone: Horne, LA. 9382
Office, EL. 1315
egged.
romoto 728-275, Mas Isoshima
MA NUFACTUKER S LIFE
Second game will be played at 708-310, Mosa Matsumoto 705Insurance Company
St. FX Shuttiers To Cap
Stoufville on Thursday, March 296 and Joe Tehara 700-288.
16 and thei'e will be no excuse
Season With Tourney
EL gin 0508
Residence:
if the Arcades go down on a Balentine Brawl
The
St.
Francis
Xavier
Bad
2 Vesta Drive
large ice surface to which they
Proves
Gay
Event
MAfair 1365.
minton
Club
which
is
now
near
are accustomed.
the
ing
the
end
of
another
success
WINNIPEG.
—
Although
Andrew E. McKague,
Rockets Win Third
windy
and
cold
wintry
elements
ful
year
of
badminton
will
hold
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Rockets of the Nisei Junior
Public.
those
who
the
annual
tournament
for
its
were
not
encouraging,
Hockey League wrapped up their
201
Northern
Ontario Bldg.
Balentine
members
at
the
St.
Elizabeth
third win over Mohawks, 6-2, attended the JCCA
330
Bay
St.
paced by 2-goal efforts by Vic Brawl found a warm and friend Hall on Sunday, March 19.
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
inside
the
YWCA
Now
after
three
years
of
ex
ly
atmosphere
TORONTO
Kitagawa, Art Matsumoto, and
perience
to
their
credit,
they
Feb.
17.
auditorium
on
Gordie Takenaka.
Sumio Fuji
Dancing was carried on to the have improved considerably and
moto and Gene Kitagawa, were
the only ones to dent the tough music of George Resnick, a popu with such girls as Ginger Teradefense put up by the sensa lar local artist in swing. At the kita, Mary Ebata, Terrie and
to put on a
tional Rocket net-minder Tak intermission entertainment was Chickie, they hope
Nisei Open
good,
show
at
the
produced
by
an
imitation
of
Al
Kawasaki who definitely shows
the experience gained by playing Jolson, followed by a humorous Tournament.
J. MIZUHARA
All members are requested to
skit introduced by m.c. George
with a THL team.
1075 Allard Ave., Montreal
Fooks. Prizes for several novelty be at the Hall for the Club tour
The boys are all under’ 15 years dances were also meted out after nament not later- than 1 p.m. If
(Tel.: TR. 3252)
of age and are continuing to im the break.
unable to attend, they are re
prove and some of them may
quested to contact Anthony Fu
—0
t
give some of the seniors a stiff
jimoto at KE. 5337.
Going
To
Montreal
figUt for a position next year.
In order to participate in the
Ice Chips: League executive Montreal Tournament, the Mus
Tastier Food
Better Service
has decided to award a trophy tangs will leave Toronto on April
to leading scorer Yuki Kameoka 6. Any person interested in makof Y’ariety Grill and to the goalie
ing the trip at reduced cost
with the least number of goals
should contact Frank Miyasaki
New Private Room Upstairs
scored against him, Nobby Fuji WA 5342, Mi Okiyama OX 5743
For reservations phone TR 0851 or WA 9974
moto of Homesteads. They will or Tosh Moriyama RA. 8254 dur
be awarded at the Presentation ing evenins’s, for reservations o'
Manager: David Kong — (Residence) Phone: HO. 4033
Dance . . • They also decided to
Toronto, Ont
11 Elizabeth St.
further details.
enter an Intermediate team in the
King Clancy series of the THL,
REV. SHIMIZU ON CROC
figuring the talent on hand to
HAMILTON. — Rev. K. Shi
Coaldale YBA Presents
be the best in years . • • Heading mizu will speak over Hamilton
the list of players are Y’uki Ka | Radio Station CKOC on Sunday,
Southern Alberta’s
meoka, Maw Mori, Ken Adaclii. I March 19, from 8:30 to 9 a.m.
Jackie Tanaka, Checker Nisai- I His subject will be "The Primary
mura, Sat Kinoshita, Tad Miura,
< Question Of Life’.
’
Hiro Kawaguchi, Tosh Sakura,
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
|
Mutt Nakashima, Key Tanaka, I
to be held on
|
Mrand
Mrs.
Kanshiro
Shig Akada, Tucker Uchikura.
Friday, March 24
Fred Miyasaki, Bob Maeda and ; Ohashi and family, formerly
(6:00 p.m. sharp)
Nobby Fujimoto . - • Exhibition [ of Barnwell, Alta., have moved
j to General Delivery, Lethgames with various teams a^e
COALDALE COMMUNITY HALL
be arranged before the playeis 11 bridge.
■
— ■ Alta.
I
hang up their skates.
Flyers Win Championship In THL T Group
In Two Straight, Drop Opener Of City Finals
Dave Yonemitsu and Ray Sora
were the toast of the Nisei Fly
ers (Arcade Grill) as Ray passed
and Dave knotted the tally,
breaking up a 2-2 tie and giv
ing the Flyers a championship
in the “B” group of the Juvenile
section of the THL. Now they
will wait for another “B” sec
tion winner and should they win,
the city title will be their prize.
Sora also came through with
the first goal of the game from
a corner pass-out to give Flyers
a 1-0 lead over Ossington Com
munity Centre and then Ed Hi
saki fired a screen shot just in
side the blue line that was de
flected into the net.
Coach Reggie Chipman must
have given his team a dressing
down as the Centres came out for
the second period and fought like
blazes to tie up the game. Fly
ers who seem to ease up when
the score reads in their favor,
saw theii* chances of wrapping
up the finals fading away.
Paul Nivens in the Flyers nets
saved the day when he lashed
out with his skates to save a shot
ticketed for a goal.
Then the
game winning play came with
four minutes left.
Flyers Drop Opener
Willow Snack Bar dampened
Eye championship aspirations of
the Flyers by coming from benind to win the first game of
tne best of three finals, 2-1.
Playing in the band-box Agin
court Arena and bothered with
mushy ice, the Arcade offense
logged down to a -walk and in
the last 10 minutes the play was
in their zone.
Defensemen
APPRECIATION
The Revelstake JCCA ac
cepted a donation of S60 in
memory of the late Mr. TaniKichi Isomura from the family
°f the deceased.
Revelstoke JCCA-
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PAGE EIGHT
SOCIAL CALENDAR
THE NEW CANADIAN
erd on a
THE WEEKLY
Wednesday, March 15. 1950
HABIT
.MARCH
ENGAGEMENTS
MONTREAL. — Mi
A ancy
16—Toronto.
Toronto
JCCA
“Thursday Nighter”. Ukrain Kana Yoshida, youngest daughLet’s put a stop to this before a ragman’s throwaway’, we’re
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Heishiro Ybian Hall, 300 Bathurst St,
it gets too far. Last week, in this perfectly* happyx
111 BUNDAS sr
16—Winnipeg. Co-Ed Canteen, shida, and Mr. Gabby7 Umetada allegedly7 staid citadel, they7 had
Many of our acquaintances
YWCA Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Inamoto, eldest son of Mr. and a men’s fashion parade.
They take pride in their habiliments
17—Toronto. Nisei Flyers Hoc Mrs. Ume taro Inamoto, announc- trotted out a bevy of male man- i and are well-informed on what’s
d their engagement on March
key7 Club’s Benefit Dance to
General Insurance
Phoae GL
nequins (is that what they call j coming up on the clothes-line,
wards the injured players 3 at the home of the Yoshida’s. them ?)
86 GAMBLE AVE.
garbed in the latest and have their favorite tailors
Sewanins are Mr. and Mrs
fund at Polish Hall, 62 Clare
Toronto, Ont.
toga to trumpet what the well- just as women have their pet
Jujiro Hori.
mont St., 8 to 12.
Automobile, Fire, Burglary
dressed man looks like.
The hairdresser, but to us, we might
*
Life, Accident & Sickness, etc.
18—Vancouver. Vancouver JCCA
morning issue put out a special as well talk about the nesting
TURIN, Alta. — The en&^
.
general meeting, 7 p.m.
.
..
section wallowing in news and habits, of a two-toed sloth.
ment
or
Miss
Dorotnv
Toshiko
,
,
,
,
,
.
18—Raymond. Raymond JCCA
styles about the chic male. Then
One advantage about ghost
Concert and Dance, at Opera Niwatsukino, second daughter cr to top, the much-ado-about mas
town
existence was that no one
Agent
Mr. and Mrs. Tokichi NiwatsuHouse, 8 p.m.
culine
immaculateness,
they
se
had any boardwalk oi’ Fifth
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
19—Toronto. St. FX Badminton kino of Turin. Alta., to Mr. Ken- lected the ten best-dressed men
Avenue
inclinations and we were
nv
Kazuo
Takasaki
COMPANY OF CANADA
of
Iron
Club Annual Tournament, at
in Canada.
comfortable. And
if anyone
Alta.,
,
was
announced
St. Elizabeth Hall, 1 p.m.
Box 149
Kamloops, B.C.
We’re not beefing because of
19—Hamilton. Broadcast by7 Rev. at a party held at the home o our chagrin in being spurned popped up with a new wearing
gear, several others could be
K. Shimizu, over Station Mr. Niwatsukino on Feb. 12.
from
the
dinnercircle
of
elite
located
wearing a similar’ outfit,
Mr. and Mrs. Nijiro
CKOC, 8:30-9 a.m.
Diamond Engagement
sheiks,
for
apparently
’
you
have
and everybody could quote the
Turin are the sewanin.
24—Coaldale. Coaldale Y. B
to own a title, a five-star poli price and the page in Eaton’s
Annual Talent Revue , at
And Jewellery . .
tical
office, or a half-a-dozen Mail-order Catalogue.
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
Coaldale Community Hall, MARRIAGES
limousines and a yacht, in addi
But perhaps being clothes-conWatches
KINOSHITA - NUMADA
6 p.m.
tion to being able to step out of scious does have its good results.
Community and International
KELOWNA,
B.
C.
—
The
wed
24—Winnipeg
Silverware
a page of Esquire.
In other We’ve heard enough favorable
Frolic, at Ukrainian Labor ding of Miss Ethel Numada,
Prompt
Attention to Mail
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. words, you have to be well-heel comments that Niseis are good
Order Repairs
Temple, 8:30-12 p.m.
R. Numada of Kelowna, and Mr. ed as well as be well-groomed dressers, both male and female, i When in Chinatown—It will
—Montreal.
Montreal
pay you to visit us
before they’ll notice your haber- This is the opinion of Caucasians ;
Agers Dance, 2000 Dorchester I Hiko Kinoshita, second son of
LOWE EROS.
who are in general contact with ’
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kinoshita of
St., 8-12 p.m.
But with all respects to Jack the Nisei, and even to our un
Watchmakers
& Jewellers
Kelowna,
took
place
on
March
4
—Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei
55
ELIZABETH
STREET
Nakamoto,
there
’
s
a
limit
to
pre
trained optics we do realize that,
Mission Circle Variety- Con at the Kelowna Japanese United
TORONTO
EL. 5810
cert, at Church House, al Church. Rev. Y. Yoshioka offici- tensions about masculine trous on the whole, their attire ’ is not ’
seau. We should retain oui' in shabby*, jarring or ostentacious :
ated.
Bond St., 8:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiko Kinoshita herent and manly aloofness to and conform to the best stan
—Raymond. Raymond Y.B.A.
finery7 and not percolate exces dards of taste.
|
Annual ‘Miss Sunny7 Alta.’ will reside in Rutland, B. C.
*
*
sively
7
about
what
’
s
in
vogue
with
And we see where there is re- i
Dance, at Opera House, 9-1
the
tailors.
We
’
re
for
turning
a
KIMURA-NASU
newed
agitation over the im
a.m.
Agent
plugged
ear
towards
syrupy
TORONTO. — Carlton United
portation of cheap shirts from
APRIL
Church was the setting for the droolings and adulations about Japan selling at a price against _
______ ____
__
MONARCH
LIFE
male
garments.
marriage of Miss Sayako Nasu
1—Picture Butte, Alta.
which Canadian manufacturers J
ASSURANCE CO
We dislike worrying about at cannot hope to compete. And not I
ern Lethbridge JCCA Talent aud Air. Tomio Kimura on March
tire. We can’t bother fretting if only manufacturers, the retailers
Concert, Keopke’s Hall, 6 11. Rev. Finlay’ officiated.
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
Hamilton
p.m.
Following the reception held the design on our bargain-base_
and the garment union are de
ment
cravat
doesn
’
t
blend
with
;
manding
action.
at
the
Golden
Dragon
Chop
Suey,
7—Winnipeg.
Y.B.S.
Annual
i Residence:
Considering the high
■ Concert, at Ukrainian Labor the couple went on their honey the colour of our eyes. As long j
propor- I 59 Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
moon trip to New York via plane. as our appearance doesn’t look tion of both Nisei and Issei
Temple, Main Hall.
like fugitives from Skid Row or workers employed in various
BIRTHS
lines in the clothes field, and we
Training S. S. Teachers
KELOWNA,
B.
would hazard a guess that at
c. — Born to Mission Circle To Hold
PICTURE BUTTE, Alta. —
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Satoshi
Araki
least
one-quarter to one-third of
Rev. Masunaga, a Nisei minister
Follies of '50" Concert the employable
(nee
Mary
Nakashimada)
a
son,
Japanese in the
from
the
Seattle
Buddhist
Decorators, Plasterers
Ronald
Ken,
on
Feb.
22,
at
the
The
Toronto
Metropolitan
Toronto
area
is
in this trade, i
Church, is presently in Alberta
and
Mission Circle is sponsoring a should the importation of Japan
giving lectures in a training- Kelowna General Hospital.
Stucco Works
Variety Concert at the Church ese wearing apparel have any
course for Sunday School teach
Niseiettes
Group
House, 51 Bond St., on Saturday noticeable effect, it would hit
ers. He is remaining for a period
evening, March 25, at 8:30 p.m. them too.
of one week each in Raymond, Active In Lethbridge
KANSHIRO OMOTO
This evening of fun and enLETHBRIDGE, Alta. — The
But, while we have no aspiraCoaldale and Picture Butte for
219 Dunlevy Ave.,
this purpose.
wothbridge Niseiettes began an- tertainment 'called the “Follies tions about copping any bestVancouver, B. C.
other term of activities last fall °^ ^ will be presented by7 the dressed awards, we still can’t see
POWDERED MILK ARRIVES with an election of new officers. Sparrow Lake United Church ourselves looking in the five-andPhone MArine 3459
YOKOHAMA. — Two hundred Chosen for president was Ruth campers. Admission is 50c and ten for dress shirts.
tickets may be secured from
and twenty-five tons of powdered Sassa.
members.
milk purchased in Canada bv
Others in the. executive are
All are invited to come and
Grace Kabay’ama, vice-president:
or 1 asty Chinese Dishes
The ship
was sent from Lily- Higo, secretary; Tomi Kuni enjoy themselves and at the same
Montreal.
Dine With Your Friends at
tomo, treasurer; Fusako Takeda time support the good work of
both
groups.
social convenor; Kay Urano,
sports convenor; and Miss Made
line Bock, advisor.
To Do Mission Work
2RA ELIZABETH ST.
Among
their
activities,
a
sucTORONTO, ONT.
HELP WANTED
BARNWELL,
Alta.
Edward
evening- was held
Phone ELgin 7698
EXPERIENCED
recently when the Niseiettes en- Shimbashi, son of Zenkichi ShimAN. Apply’ Cl
tertained the members of the bashi, left here on March 3 for
Southminster
Business
Girls Salt Lake City, Utah, where he
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Club. A skit, Japanese odori and "-ill prepare to enter Mormon
He
plans
Quick, Quality Service
song were the highlights. Mr. missionary7 work.
with general knowledge of filing
eventually7 to go to Japan.
^’d general office routine. Rhone
He was honored recently at a
interest
EL. 03(»K_ HIr. Harris. Toronto.
tatK on “Effective
dinner
held at the local Mormon
and the club is exSALES GIRL. Applv Yee On
Trading Co.. S Elizabeth St., EL. peetmg an addre
by Dr. M. J Church which -was attended by7
Toronto, Ontario
3972. Toronto.
Tuttle on the si ect of “Psv- nearly Soo persons, composed of
and I lactrcal Psychia- Japanese and Caucasians.
FOR RENT
Ten Stores to Serve You
TWOlRUEKETTOUFER
300 Jones Avenue ....... . .............
.. Phone GL. 5481
270 Danforth Avenue
mcia, a Windin Broadview-Danforth district.
.Phone GL. 6774
10S Fulton Ave.. GE 6249. Tor
Attention!
1010 Shaw Street ......
Dance will be
.Phone LA. 9203
onto.
held on May
14o2 Danforth Avenue
Phone GL. 2052
: 55S Dundas St. W......
TWO ROOMS? large bedroom tre with the ‘
Phone WA. 6698
j 2156 Queen St. E.........
and kitchen with
With or
Phone OX. 8825
3ii enjoyable evening ? in
i 1218 Kingston Road ....
We specialize in Society
withou t fu rniture.
Phone OX. 8682
1 i 2116 Danforth Avenue
for Y! Who attend this
Uc^1^ Ave^JToronto
T ranting — Wedding
Phone GR. 7275
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Avenue
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Dress
will
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Phone GE. 1223
Invitations, plain or Raised
I 3218 Danforth Ave
Phone OX 9591
$60 month. Oper ted as meat and ,
'ottons for Daisy Maes arm
li> for Voxels
present. Phone I
MU. 9271 — LY. 2663
GE 6422 after 6 p.m., Toronto
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Toronto
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
THE NEW CANADIAN
erd on a
THE WEEKLY
Wednesday, March 15. 1950
HABIT
.MARCH
ENGAGEMENTS
MONTREAL. — Mi
A ancy
16—Toronto.
Toronto
JCCA
“Thursday Nighter”. Ukrain Kana Yoshida, youngest daughLet’s put a stop to this before a ragman’s throwaway’, we’re
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Heishiro Ybian Hall, 300 Bathurst St,
it gets too far. Last week, in this perfectly* happyx
111 BUNDAS sr
16—Winnipeg. Co-Ed Canteen, shida, and Mr. Gabby7 Umetada allegedly7 staid citadel, they7 had
Many of our acquaintances
YWCA Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Inamoto, eldest son of Mr. and a men’s fashion parade.
They take pride in their habiliments
17—Toronto. Nisei Flyers Hoc Mrs. Ume taro Inamoto, announc- trotted out a bevy of male man- i and are well-informed on what’s
d their engagement on March
key7 Club’s Benefit Dance to
General Insurance
Phoae GL
nequins (is that what they call j coming up on the clothes-line,
wards the injured players 3 at the home of the Yoshida’s. them ?)
86 GAMBLE AVE.
garbed in the latest and have their favorite tailors
Sewanins are Mr. and Mrs
fund at Polish Hall, 62 Clare
Toronto, Ont.
toga to trumpet what the well- just as women have their pet
Jujiro Hori.
mont St., 8 to 12.
Automobile, Fire, Burglary
dressed man looks like.
The hairdresser, but to us, we might
*
Life, Accident & Sickness, etc.
18—Vancouver. Vancouver JCCA
morning issue put out a special as well talk about the nesting
TURIN, Alta. — The en&^
.
general meeting, 7 p.m.
.
..
section wallowing in news and habits, of a two-toed sloth.
ment
or
Miss
Dorotnv
Toshiko
,
,
,
,
,
.
18—Raymond. Raymond JCCA
styles about the chic male. Then
One advantage about ghost
Concert and Dance, at Opera Niwatsukino, second daughter cr to top, the much-ado-about mas
town
existence was that no one
Agent
Mr. and Mrs. Tokichi NiwatsuHouse, 8 p.m.
culine
immaculateness,
they
se
had any boardwalk oi’ Fifth
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
19—Toronto. St. FX Badminton kino of Turin. Alta., to Mr. Ken- lected the ten best-dressed men
Avenue
inclinations and we were
nv
Kazuo
Takasaki
COMPANY OF CANADA
of
Iron
Club Annual Tournament, at
in Canada.
comfortable. And
if anyone
Alta.,
,
was
announced
St. Elizabeth Hall, 1 p.m.
Box 149
Kamloops, B.C.
We’re not beefing because of
19—Hamilton. Broadcast by7 Rev. at a party held at the home o our chagrin in being spurned popped up with a new wearing
gear, several others could be
K. Shimizu, over Station Mr. Niwatsukino on Feb. 12.
from
the
dinnercircle
of
elite
located
wearing a similar’ outfit,
Mr. and Mrs. Nijiro
CKOC, 8:30-9 a.m.
Diamond Engagement
sheiks,
for
apparently
’
you
have
and everybody could quote the
Turin are the sewanin.
24—Coaldale. Coaldale Y. B
to own a title, a five-star poli price and the page in Eaton’s
Annual Talent Revue , at
And Jewellery . .
tical
office, or a half-a-dozen Mail-order Catalogue.
Rolex, Elgin and Hamilton
Coaldale Community Hall, MARRIAGES
limousines and a yacht, in addi
But perhaps being clothes-conWatches
KINOSHITA - NUMADA
6 p.m.
tion to being able to step out of scious does have its good results.
Community and International
KELOWNA,
B.
C.
—
The
wed
24—Winnipeg
Silverware
a page of Esquire.
In other We’ve heard enough favorable
Frolic, at Ukrainian Labor ding of Miss Ethel Numada,
Prompt
Attention to Mail
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. words, you have to be well-heel comments that Niseis are good
Order Repairs
Temple, 8:30-12 p.m.
R. Numada of Kelowna, and Mr. ed as well as be well-groomed dressers, both male and female, i When in Chinatown—It will
—Montreal.
Montreal
pay you to visit us
before they’ll notice your haber- This is the opinion of Caucasians ;
Agers Dance, 2000 Dorchester I Hiko Kinoshita, second son of
LOWE EROS.
who are in general contact with ’
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kinoshita of
St., 8-12 p.m.
But with all respects to Jack the Nisei, and even to our un
Watchmakers
& Jewellers
Kelowna,
took
place
on
March
4
—Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei
55
ELIZABETH
STREET
Nakamoto,
there
’
s
a
limit
to
pre
trained optics we do realize that,
Mission Circle Variety- Con at the Kelowna Japanese United
TORONTO
EL. 5810
cert, at Church House, al Church. Rev. Y. Yoshioka offici- tensions about masculine trous on the whole, their attire ’ is not ’
seau. We should retain oui' in shabby*, jarring or ostentacious :
ated.
Bond St., 8:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiko Kinoshita herent and manly aloofness to and conform to the best stan
—Raymond. Raymond Y.B.A.
finery7 and not percolate exces dards of taste.
|
Annual ‘Miss Sunny7 Alta.’ will reside in Rutland, B. C.
*
*
sively
7
about
what
’
s
in
vogue
with
And we see where there is re- i
Dance, at Opera House, 9-1
the
tailors.
We
’
re
for
turning
a
KIMURA-NASU
newed
agitation over the im
a.m.
Agent
plugged
ear
towards
syrupy
TORONTO. — Carlton United
portation of cheap shirts from
APRIL
Church was the setting for the droolings and adulations about Japan selling at a price against _
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MONARCH
LIFE
male
garments.
marriage of Miss Sayako Nasu
1—Picture Butte, Alta.
which Canadian manufacturers J
ASSURANCE CO
We dislike worrying about at cannot hope to compete. And not I
ern Lethbridge JCCA Talent aud Air. Tomio Kimura on March
tire. We can’t bother fretting if only manufacturers, the retailers
Concert, Keopke’s Hall, 6 11. Rev. Finlay’ officiated.
66 King St. E., — Tel. 2-2594
Hamilton
p.m.
Following the reception held the design on our bargain-base_
and the garment union are de
ment
cravat
doesn
’
t
blend
with
;
manding
action.
at
the
Golden
Dragon
Chop
Suey,
7—Winnipeg.
Y.B.S.
Annual
i Residence:
Considering the high
■ Concert, at Ukrainian Labor the couple went on their honey the colour of our eyes. As long j
propor- I 59 Oxford St., — Tel. 7-1960
moon trip to New York via plane. as our appearance doesn’t look tion of both Nisei and Issei
Temple, Main Hall.
like fugitives from Skid Row or workers employed in various
BIRTHS
lines in the clothes field, and we
Training S. S. Teachers
KELOWNA,
B.
would hazard a guess that at
c. — Born to Mission Circle To Hold
PICTURE BUTTE, Alta. —
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Satoshi
Araki
least
one-quarter to one-third of
Rev. Masunaga, a Nisei minister
Follies of '50" Concert the employable
(nee
Mary
Nakashimada)
a
son,
Japanese in the
from
the
Seattle
Buddhist
Decorators, Plasterers
Ronald
Ken,
on
Feb.
22,
at
the
The
Toronto
Metropolitan
Toronto
area
is
in this trade, i
Church, is presently in Alberta
and
Mission Circle is sponsoring a should the importation of Japan
giving lectures in a training- Kelowna General Hospital.
Stucco Works
Variety Concert at the Church ese wearing apparel have any
course for Sunday School teach
Niseiettes
Group
House, 51 Bond St., on Saturday noticeable effect, it would hit
ers. He is remaining for a period
evening, March 25, at 8:30 p.m. them too.
of one week each in Raymond, Active In Lethbridge
KANSHIRO OMOTO
This evening of fun and enLETHBRIDGE, Alta. — The
But, while we have no aspiraCoaldale and Picture Butte for
219 Dunlevy Ave.,
this purpose.
wothbridge Niseiettes began an- tertainment 'called the “Follies tions about copping any bestVancouver, B. C.
other term of activities last fall °^ ^ will be presented by7 the dressed awards, we still can’t see
POWDERED MILK ARRIVES with an election of new officers. Sparrow Lake United Church ourselves looking in the five-andPhone MArine 3459
YOKOHAMA. — Two hundred Chosen for president was Ruth campers. Admission is 50c and ten for dress shirts.
tickets may be secured from
and twenty-five tons of powdered Sassa.
members.
milk purchased in Canada bv
Others in the. executive are
All are invited to come and
Grace Kabay’ama, vice-president:
or 1 asty Chinese Dishes
The ship
was sent from Lily- Higo, secretary; Tomi Kuni enjoy themselves and at the same
Montreal.
Dine With Your Friends at
tomo, treasurer; Fusako Takeda time support the good work of
both
groups.
social convenor; Kay Urano,
sports convenor; and Miss Made
line Bock, advisor.
To Do Mission Work
2RA ELIZABETH ST.
Among
their
activities,
a
sucTORONTO, ONT.
HELP WANTED
BARNWELL,
Alta.
Edward
evening- was held
Phone ELgin 7698
EXPERIENCED
recently when the Niseiettes en- Shimbashi, son of Zenkichi ShimAN. Apply’ Cl
tertained the members of the bashi, left here on March 3 for
Southminster
Business
Girls Salt Lake City, Utah, where he
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Club. A skit, Japanese odori and "-ill prepare to enter Mormon
He
plans
Quick, Quality Service
song were the highlights. Mr. missionary7 work.
with general knowledge of filing
eventually7 to go to Japan.
^’d general office routine. Rhone
He was honored recently at a
interest
EL. 03(»K_ HIr. Harris. Toronto.
tatK on “Effective
dinner
held at the local Mormon
and the club is exSALES GIRL. Applv Yee On
Trading Co.. S Elizabeth St., EL. peetmg an addre
by Dr. M. J Church which -was attended by7
Toronto, Ontario
3972. Toronto.
Tuttle on the si ect of “Psv- nearly Soo persons, composed of
and I lactrcal Psychia- Japanese and Caucasians.
FOR RENT
Ten Stores to Serve You
TWOlRUEKETTOUFER
300 Jones Avenue ....... . .............
.. Phone GL. 5481
270 Danforth Avenue
mcia, a Windin Broadview-Danforth district.
.Phone GL. 6774
10S Fulton Ave.. GE 6249. Tor
Attention!
1010 Shaw Street ......
Dance will be
.Phone LA. 9203
onto.
held on May
14o2 Danforth Avenue
Phone GL. 2052
: 55S Dundas St. W......
TWO ROOMS? large bedroom tre with the ‘
Phone WA. 6698
j 2156 Queen St. E.........
and kitchen with
With or
Phone OX. 8825
3ii enjoyable evening ? in
i 1218 Kingston Road ....
We specialize in Society
withou t fu rniture.
Phone OX. 8682
1 i 2116 Danforth Avenue
for Y! Who attend this
Uc^1^ Ave^JToronto
T ranting — Wedding
Phone GR. 7275
i
700
Pape
Avenue
.........
’
•
Dress
will
be
STORE and fixtun for rent. ’
Phone GE. 1223
Invitations, plain or Raised
I 3218 Danforth Ave
Phone OX 9591
$60 month. Oper ted as meat and ,
'ottons for Daisy Maes arm
li> for Voxels
present. Phone I
MU. 9271 — LY. 2663
GE 6422 after 6 p.m., Toronto
1
Saul S. Kadonaga
Toronto
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