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VOL. 15 NO. 23
SATURDAY, MARCH’22, 1952
3
The Weekly Habit
3
8
S6 Per Year — 10 c Per Copy
8/000 GIs Married
To Japanese Girls,
Many At Last Minute
Ottawa Overseas Agency
By Toyo Takeda-—- ----- —
Will Aid In Renunciations
TOKYO — Hundreds of Amer
..
T c^ r" h,o"117™ld,s best cameras on a par
that in the Golden Gate City of with German makes. We are told ican servicemen married Japa Of Japanese Nationality
San Francisco a lady from Ja- that all .photographers in Korea nese girls this week in order to
OTTAWA
The Japanese Government Overseas Agencv in
P ^
! ”S “v11018 f°r fc to^ “ telling the story of beat the March 19 deadline for Ottawa recently explained in detail the procedure for a ^ of
worlds
three-cushion
billiard the war in pictures taken with taking their brides back home
to the United States. They had Japanese-Canadian dual nationality to renounce his Japanese na
championship, the first time that the Japanese camera
tionality. Such persons are required to submit a Notification of
J "T v ChalIen?ed “ «We heard from a Japanese to be married by 2 p.m. on that
Renunciation of Nationality together with several other documents
e.
me Magazine decided that businessman that the reason for day to benefit from a law en
o the Attorney General of the Japanese Government through the
the event was worth 700 words this are the lenses which in order abling them to take their brides
Overseas
Agency.
' V'r Iot of ^teral cover- to reach the state of perfection to the U.S.
It was stated that a blank form^ ‘
*---------------------------—.-- "
James B. Pilcher, U.S. consul“ f ,r T’me t0 dev°te to any require polishing
by
a
skilled
of
the
notification
of
Renuncia
general, estimated that with these
one individual.
pair of han<Js
.This Japan has many last-minute marriages, the tion of Nationality is obtainable In Japan to Study
It appears that Masako Katsura and this makes
it possible for number of servicemen legally from the Agency. The necessary Classical Dances
Greenleaf has no chance of wrest- her to compete
with other na- married to Japanese total about entries are to be made in the Ja
TOKYO — Miss Haruko Uyeda
ing the title from the men in a tions who have
better facilities 8,000.
panese
language
unless
other
of Chicago, popular Japanese
game which the latter sex look- and know-how.
wise specified. Persons unable to classical dancer and teacher, ar
ed to as one of the few remainIt was Japan
that developed
write in Japanese must personal rived recently in Japan where
Z k”' “'^T: But that she the science of chick sexing and Japan Gets 2nd Bid “
ly appear at the office of the she is to further her education
had been accepted in the tourna- today this field is still dominatFrom
Venice
Festival
Agency
and have one of the staff on classical dancing and kabuki.
ment is an incredible recogni- ed by the Japanese. While we
She is expected to remain in
TOKIO — Japan has been members fill out the form.
u”. °f te1 ™ticl 'Wizardry, know very little about this class
Japan
for two years and hopes
Masters such as Hoppe and Co- of work, we understand that formally invited to compete in
A person 20 years or over
this year’s international movie wishing to renounce his Japanese to return to the U.S. to present
?n iv™ -7° 6n'
hands play a largo part in segrea
this, if we may digress a gating the day-old chicks in the festival at Venice, according to nationality must sign in Japanese the culture of Japan. She made
Tokyo reports. The event is to and affix thereto his seal or a guest appearance on March 22
moment, is leading up to our hatcheries.
i th°uSht for th® yvetek.
thumb impression in the “noti- at the famed Kabukiza Theatre
Just receI,tly, Japanese ping take place on Sept. 12.
This is the second time that fier column. In the case of a in Tokyo.
Participating in the world pong players hogged most of the
Miss Uyeda is remembered in
tournament were nine men and I world titles by beating all com- Japan has received a bid to the person of less than 15 years of
festival. In her first participa age, legal representative (parent Toronto, Ont., for her appearance .
a woman. Seven of the men were ers.
This is certainly another
tion last year, Japan’s
entry, or guardian)
must sign. If a there with her sister in classical
American, the eighth a Mexican.
game that calls for a skillful
“Rashomon” won the grand prize. person is between the ages of dances, in October, 1950.
Besides Masako, Japan was re
manipulation of the upper limb.
She is accompanied by her sis
The invitation is said to have 15 and 20 or is an incompetent,
presented by Kinrey Matsumoto,
There are other evidences, but
ter,
Lois.
an internationally-known player we might conclude this phase of come through the Italian Diplo such a person is subject to the
consent of his legal representaand Masako’s teacher, who him the case by pointing out that matic Mission in Japan.
L#
tive. That person must sign his Registration Office in Japan; 2.
self has previously challenged1 Japan has developed many arts
name but the notification must a copy of the certificate of na
the long-held supremacy of Wil and crafts which require the care Immigrants to Brazil
be
accompanied by a Letter of tionality or citizenship issued by
lie Hoppe.
and skill of the hands to a very
SINGAPORE — Japanese mig Consent of his legal representa the Canadian authorities or a
While being excellent billiard high degree. And this fact is
rants, numbering 46, stopped off tive.
copy of the renouncer’s birth cer
players is not considered to be recognized the world over.
here recently on their way to
tificate
and an affidavit serving
a notable achievement in many
The Notification of Renuncia
(Coni’d on Page 8)
permanently settle in Brazil.
quarters, it is a game that de
tion of Nationality will be sub the purpose of proving the fact
that the person desiring to re
mands exceptional skill, particu
mitted in duplicate together with
larly in the use of hands. And
1. a certified copy of the Family nounce his Japanese nationality
the fact that these two Japanese
Register issued by the Familv possesses Canadian citizenship.
(This purpose may be served by
are the only serious challengers
a deposition made by him testito the Americans at their own
JCCA Contest. She will speak
fying to the said fact and certi
game adds further proof to a
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — The Second Alberta JCCA Oratorical on “Progress of Japanese Cana fied by notary public at the place
contention we have had that peo Contest is now in high gear. The names of the candidates from the dian Niseis.”
where he resides).
ple of the Japanese race, gen
The candidate for the Leth
local chapters are almost all in. Eliminations were held in several
The Overseas Agency in Ot
9 erally speaking and in compari local chapters and top notch speakers will again vie for the coveted bridge JCCA will be determin
son to other ethnic groups, have Turcotte Challenge Trophy donated by the present mayor, L. S. ed on March 23, a* the Lethbridge tawa, upon receipt of the Noti
a highly dexterous and talented Turcotte of Lethbridge.
JCCA
Elimination
Oratorical fication of Renunciation of Na
Pair of upper limbs.
Contest. At the time of writing tionality and the other required
The following are personalities
No doubt Masako is one of that will appear at the Contest:
five speakers have entered this documents, will forward them
Her aspiration is to become a
after examination, to the Attor
local meet.
these rare gems that is liable
Miss Mary Endo, veteran elo school teacher. Joyce’s topic is
to pop up anywhere every now
The judges for the Provincial ney General of Japan through
cutionist at numerous school fes “Spirit of Democracy.”
Contest are all well known edu the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
and then, a one in . a million, tivals, and winner of the First
Mr. David Miyauchi, at pre cationalists in Southern Alberta: When this notification is accepted
" o can hardly be considered a Alberta JCCA Oratorical Contest,
criterion. We do not submit her will defend the Turcotte Chall sent, the lone male candidate, M. E. C. Miller, Superintendent by the Attorney Genera], the per
will represent the Raymond JC of the Lethbridge School Division, son concerned loses his Japanese
as evidenCe, but as a highly qua- enge Trophy this year. Her topic
CA. A Grade 11 student at Wel Mr. L. H. Bussard, superintendent nationality and the announce
aied piece of added proof. Be is “A Noble King; A Gracious
ling High School, he won the
ment will be transmitted to the
sides, we have a strong case to
Queen.” Miss Endo, a Grade 12 right to enter the Provincial Con- of Lethbridge School District, Agency who in turn will notify
■ prove our point.
student at Taber High School, •test by. placing first at the Ray and Mr. F. A. Rudd, instructor the renouncer.
at the Lethbridge Collegiate In
I'
We have many examples to plans to attend the University of
mond JCCA elimination, at which stitute.
A Certificate of Renunciation
f i f ^er as Pr°of as well as to show Alberta this fall.
time he led a group of five speak
Nr. Kyoto Shigehiro, chairman may be obtained from Japan by
4 lbat this inherent quality of the
Miss Noriko Ayukawa, runner- ers. Mr. Miyauchi has chosen for of the Alberta J CCA Oratorical
requesting same with the notifi
Japanese has been retained by up at last year’s Contest, will
his topic: “Building a Canadian Committee, states, “Interest in cation or requesting the Chief of
■ : \e Nisei. While we cannot ex- again represent the Lethbridge Life.”
the Oratorical Meet is mounting the Japanese Government Over
■ ; J121 Why JaPanese should have North JCCA. Last summer she
Miss Setsuko Hirashima, a to a high pitch. We expect a seas Agency and paying a fee.
5 .1S ^’ we can show by po- won first prize at the Girls’ Club
Grade 12 student at Taber High larger audience than last year.
■ %1 Snj\e examples that they possess Public Speaking Contest held in
It must be noted that persons
School, is Taber JCCA’s entrant There seems to be an increasing
j ands that have been developed Olds, Alberta. On March 30, she
of Japanese-Canadian dual na
to the provincial finals. Miss Hi interest among our Occidental
-j ^ a high degree of skill in va- will speak on “The Price of
tionality for wnom Japanese
a nous fields and in various ways. Peace” and is one of the keen rashima attended Pitt Meadows friends and we expect a large nationality was not reserved at
School prior to the evacuation, number of them to come to our
the time of his birth but who
p Starting with cases in Japan, contenders for the Turcottee and after-attending school in Ma
3
function.”
f
subsequently resided in Japan
^ere despite the fact that Ja- Trophy. Miss Ayukawa is a Grade nitoba, moved to the Taber dis
The Alberta Oratorical Contest and became a Japanese by obtain
Pan has not the technical deve- 12 student at Turin High School. trict. At Taber High she is tak
Committee consists of Chairman ing permission for restoration of
opnient that has been achieved
Miss Joyce Yamamaio, Coal ing Commercial subjects. Miss Shigehiro, Miss Jene Endo, Miss
Japanese nationality, cannot, un
111 the United States and Canada, dale JCCA’s candidate,
is a Hirashima became Taber JCCA’s Margaret Ohashi, Mr. Alfred
der the current Nationality Law
an in some of the countries in Grade 12 student attending the candidate by placing first in a
Kamitakahara and Mr. Ted T. of Japan renounce his Japanese
Ur°pe, she is now producing the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute. field of six orators at the Taber Aoki.
nationality.
H
Interest Mounts High For
Second Alberta Oratorical
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VOL. 15 NO. 23
SATURDAY, MARCH’22, 1952
3
The Weekly Habit
3
8
S6 Per Year — 10 c Per Copy
8/000 GIs Married
To Japanese Girls,
Many At Last Minute
Ottawa Overseas Agency
By Toyo Takeda-—- ----- —
Will Aid In Renunciations
TOKYO — Hundreds of Amer
..
T c^ r" h,o"117™ld,s best cameras on a par
that in the Golden Gate City of with German makes. We are told ican servicemen married Japa Of Japanese Nationality
San Francisco a lady from Ja- that all .photographers in Korea nese girls this week in order to
OTTAWA
The Japanese Government Overseas Agencv in
P ^
! ”S “v11018 f°r fc to^ “ telling the story of beat the March 19 deadline for Ottawa recently explained in detail the procedure for a ^ of
worlds
three-cushion
billiard the war in pictures taken with taking their brides back home
to the United States. They had Japanese-Canadian dual nationality to renounce his Japanese na
championship, the first time that the Japanese camera
tionality. Such persons are required to submit a Notification of
J "T v ChalIen?ed “ «We heard from a Japanese to be married by 2 p.m. on that
Renunciation of Nationality together with several other documents
e.
me Magazine decided that businessman that the reason for day to benefit from a law en
o the Attorney General of the Japanese Government through the
the event was worth 700 words this are the lenses which in order abling them to take their brides
Overseas
Agency.
' V'r Iot of ^teral cover- to reach the state of perfection to the U.S.
It was stated that a blank form^ ‘
*---------------------------—.-- "
James B. Pilcher, U.S. consul“ f ,r T’me t0 dev°te to any require polishing
by
a
skilled
of
the
notification
of
Renuncia
general, estimated that with these
one individual.
pair of han<Js
.This Japan has many last-minute marriages, the tion of Nationality is obtainable In Japan to Study
It appears that Masako Katsura and this makes
it possible for number of servicemen legally from the Agency. The necessary Classical Dances
Greenleaf has no chance of wrest- her to compete
with other na- married to Japanese total about entries are to be made in the Ja
TOKYO — Miss Haruko Uyeda
ing the title from the men in a tions who have
better facilities 8,000.
panese
language
unless
other
of Chicago, popular Japanese
game which the latter sex look- and know-how.
wise specified. Persons unable to classical dancer and teacher, ar
ed to as one of the few remainIt was Japan
that developed
write in Japanese must personal rived recently in Japan where
Z k”' “'^T: But that she the science of chick sexing and Japan Gets 2nd Bid “
ly appear at the office of the she is to further her education
had been accepted in the tourna- today this field is still dominatFrom
Venice
Festival
Agency
and have one of the staff on classical dancing and kabuki.
ment is an incredible recogni- ed by the Japanese. While we
She is expected to remain in
TOKIO — Japan has been members fill out the form.
u”. °f te1 ™ticl 'Wizardry, know very little about this class
Japan
for two years and hopes
Masters such as Hoppe and Co- of work, we understand that formally invited to compete in
A person 20 years or over
this year’s international movie wishing to renounce his Japanese to return to the U.S. to present
?n iv™ -7° 6n'
hands play a largo part in segrea
this, if we may digress a gating the day-old chicks in the festival at Venice, according to nationality must sign in Japanese the culture of Japan. She made
Tokyo reports. The event is to and affix thereto his seal or a guest appearance on March 22
moment, is leading up to our hatcheries.
i th°uSht for th® yvetek.
thumb impression in the “noti- at the famed Kabukiza Theatre
Just receI,tly, Japanese ping take place on Sept. 12.
This is the second time that fier column. In the case of a in Tokyo.
Participating in the world pong players hogged most of the
Miss Uyeda is remembered in
tournament were nine men and I world titles by beating all com- Japan has received a bid to the person of less than 15 years of
festival. In her first participa age, legal representative (parent Toronto, Ont., for her appearance .
a woman. Seven of the men were ers.
This is certainly another
tion last year, Japan’s
entry, or guardian)
must sign. If a there with her sister in classical
American, the eighth a Mexican.
game that calls for a skillful
“Rashomon” won the grand prize. person is between the ages of dances, in October, 1950.
Besides Masako, Japan was re
manipulation of the upper limb.
She is accompanied by her sis
The invitation is said to have 15 and 20 or is an incompetent,
presented by Kinrey Matsumoto,
There are other evidences, but
ter,
Lois.
an internationally-known player we might conclude this phase of come through the Italian Diplo such a person is subject to the
consent of his legal representaand Masako’s teacher, who him the case by pointing out that matic Mission in Japan.
L#
tive. That person must sign his Registration Office in Japan; 2.
self has previously challenged1 Japan has developed many arts
name but the notification must a copy of the certificate of na
the long-held supremacy of Wil and crafts which require the care Immigrants to Brazil
be
accompanied by a Letter of tionality or citizenship issued by
lie Hoppe.
and skill of the hands to a very
SINGAPORE — Japanese mig Consent of his legal representa the Canadian authorities or a
While being excellent billiard high degree. And this fact is
rants, numbering 46, stopped off tive.
copy of the renouncer’s birth cer
players is not considered to be recognized the world over.
here recently on their way to
tificate
and an affidavit serving
a notable achievement in many
The Notification of Renuncia
(Coni’d on Page 8)
permanently settle in Brazil.
quarters, it is a game that de
tion of Nationality will be sub the purpose of proving the fact
that the person desiring to re
mands exceptional skill, particu
mitted in duplicate together with
larly in the use of hands. And
1. a certified copy of the Family nounce his Japanese nationality
the fact that these two Japanese
Register issued by the Familv possesses Canadian citizenship.
(This purpose may be served by
are the only serious challengers
a deposition made by him testito the Americans at their own
JCCA Contest. She will speak
fying to the said fact and certi
game adds further proof to a
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — The Second Alberta JCCA Oratorical on “Progress of Japanese Cana fied by notary public at the place
contention we have had that peo Contest is now in high gear. The names of the candidates from the dian Niseis.”
where he resides).
ple of the Japanese race, gen
The candidate for the Leth
local chapters are almost all in. Eliminations were held in several
The Overseas Agency in Ot
9 erally speaking and in compari local chapters and top notch speakers will again vie for the coveted bridge JCCA will be determin
son to other ethnic groups, have Turcotte Challenge Trophy donated by the present mayor, L. S. ed on March 23, a* the Lethbridge tawa, upon receipt of the Noti
a highly dexterous and talented Turcotte of Lethbridge.
JCCA
Elimination
Oratorical fication of Renunciation of Na
Pair of upper limbs.
Contest. At the time of writing tionality and the other required
The following are personalities
No doubt Masako is one of that will appear at the Contest:
five speakers have entered this documents, will forward them
Her aspiration is to become a
after examination, to the Attor
local meet.
these rare gems that is liable
Miss Mary Endo, veteran elo school teacher. Joyce’s topic is
to pop up anywhere every now
The judges for the Provincial ney General of Japan through
cutionist at numerous school fes “Spirit of Democracy.”
Contest are all well known edu the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
and then, a one in . a million, tivals, and winner of the First
Mr. David Miyauchi, at pre cationalists in Southern Alberta: When this notification is accepted
" o can hardly be considered a Alberta JCCA Oratorical Contest,
criterion. We do not submit her will defend the Turcotte Chall sent, the lone male candidate, M. E. C. Miller, Superintendent by the Attorney Genera], the per
will represent the Raymond JC of the Lethbridge School Division, son concerned loses his Japanese
as evidenCe, but as a highly qua- enge Trophy this year. Her topic
CA. A Grade 11 student at Wel Mr. L. H. Bussard, superintendent nationality and the announce
aied piece of added proof. Be is “A Noble King; A Gracious
ling High School, he won the
ment will be transmitted to the
sides, we have a strong case to
Queen.” Miss Endo, a Grade 12 right to enter the Provincial Con- of Lethbridge School District, Agency who in turn will notify
■ prove our point.
student at Taber High School, •test by. placing first at the Ray and Mr. F. A. Rudd, instructor the renouncer.
at the Lethbridge Collegiate In
I'
We have many examples to plans to attend the University of
mond JCCA elimination, at which stitute.
A Certificate of Renunciation
f i f ^er as Pr°of as well as to show Alberta this fall.
time he led a group of five speak
Nr. Kyoto Shigehiro, chairman may be obtained from Japan by
4 lbat this inherent quality of the
Miss Noriko Ayukawa, runner- ers. Mr. Miyauchi has chosen for of the Alberta J CCA Oratorical
requesting same with the notifi
Japanese has been retained by up at last year’s Contest, will
his topic: “Building a Canadian Committee, states, “Interest in cation or requesting the Chief of
■ : \e Nisei. While we cannot ex- again represent the Lethbridge Life.”
the Oratorical Meet is mounting the Japanese Government Over
■ ; J121 Why JaPanese should have North JCCA. Last summer she
Miss Setsuko Hirashima, a to a high pitch. We expect a seas Agency and paying a fee.
5 .1S ^’ we can show by po- won first prize at the Girls’ Club
Grade 12 student at Taber High larger audience than last year.
■ %1 Snj\e examples that they possess Public Speaking Contest held in
It must be noted that persons
School, is Taber JCCA’s entrant There seems to be an increasing
j ands that have been developed Olds, Alberta. On March 30, she
of Japanese-Canadian dual na
to the provincial finals. Miss Hi interest among our Occidental
-j ^ a high degree of skill in va- will speak on “The Price of
tionality for wnom Japanese
a nous fields and in various ways. Peace” and is one of the keen rashima attended Pitt Meadows friends and we expect a large nationality was not reserved at
School prior to the evacuation, number of them to come to our
the time of his birth but who
p Starting with cases in Japan, contenders for the Turcottee and after-attending school in Ma
3
function.”
f
subsequently resided in Japan
^ere despite the fact that Ja- Trophy. Miss Ayukawa is a Grade nitoba, moved to the Taber dis
The Alberta Oratorical Contest and became a Japanese by obtain
Pan has not the technical deve- 12 student at Turin High School. trict. At Taber High she is tak
Committee consists of Chairman ing permission for restoration of
opnient that has been achieved
Miss Joyce Yamamaio, Coal ing Commercial subjects. Miss Shigehiro, Miss Jene Endo, Miss
Japanese nationality, cannot, un
111 the United States and Canada, dale JCCA’s candidate,
is a Hirashima became Taber JCCA’s Margaret Ohashi, Mr. Alfred
der the current Nationality Law
an in some of the countries in Grade 12 student attending the candidate by placing first in a
Kamitakahara and Mr. Ted T. of Japan renounce his Japanese
Ur°pe, she is now producing the Lethbridge Collegiate Institute. field of six orators at the Taber Aoki.
nationality.
H
Interest Mounts High For
Second Alberta Oratorical
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Saturday, March 22, 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN
TORONTO — After wading throno-h o
■
..
shuttle experts cleared the desk for one of tbeLost UnT Ple ” work' lwal
year, the Fifth Annual Nisei Open Bad mhrtoL
Last year over 120 entries
crowded into the week long
shuttle extravaganza which also
attracted players from out-oftown cities.
Two new innovations have
been added which should add
more interest to the participat
ing players. Since shuttiers who
have been newly introduced to
the game would naturally hesit
ate to compete against the more
experienced “B” and “A” class
performers, a class “C” will be
introduced.' The “C” events are
to be ladies’ and men’s doubles.
Entrants are asked to fill in the
regular entry forms to be hand
ed out by club captains.
Roy Shin, JCCA Badminton
prexy, who was instrumental
in having the men’s singles ad
ded to the tourney, has come
up with another brain-child
which was unanimously endors
ed by the committee. His theory
is that by playing singles, the
calibre of play of the girls
would increase immensely and
since there is lots of room for
improvement, the ladies singles
will be added to the tourney
on an experimental basis this
year.
&
s
s
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was the selection of the chair
man. Tourney constitution states
that the chair is to be held by a
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The All Nations “B
dropped
the opener of the two-game total- I
point Toronto Inter-Church Bad- i
minton finals by a 13-11 count
to St. Aidan’s on March IS at the
tourney manager of the past year
Johnny Miura of Metro a:nd pas
'hallenge Trophy; Mixchairman Mi Akiyama °f JCCA i ed Double 5 — Chiyo Takeda and
swapped jobs. The succe ss of the ; Matt Mats ui, Terry Tsuji Cup.
Fifth Tourney is doubly assurer
will be played on March 27.
on the grounds of their worl
.amilton Alphas Clip
The match was a tight fight
last year.
mior B City Champs
all the way although the Nisei
As a means of acquainting' the
players
displayed some playoff
HAMILTON — The Hamilton
newer element to the “know
;phas prepping for next season jitters. St. Aidan’s lineup sport
how” of the tourney, George An
me up on top of a 38-31 score ed the T & D “B” mixed doubles
zai, Al PA rep., was assigned over
Tuxis, City champ Chuck Sheppard but the
as co-manager while for the first Champs of the Junior B Church latter didn't prove too impressive
time in the history of the tour League, in
exhibition as he was defeated by the Miura
ney, a member of the opposite
Westdale brothers, Tad and Johnny, in the
sex was elected in the form of School gym.
men’s doubles and only won in
Sumi Takas.ikai who will act
The steadily improving Alphas, the mixed doubles.
secretary-treasurer.
The g'irls again proved to be a
although failing to capitalize on
Sumi has contacted the out-of- their many
nursed an weak spot in the Nisei lineup,
town clubs, Hamilton, London. 1S-17 lead going into the second winning only one of six.
The
Kitchener, and Montreal, which half. Then the Tuxis team with men’s doubles duos won four out
are expected to enter.
their Championship reputation to of six, the mixed duos six out
A special effort is to be put in uphold came fighting back to
to the Presentation Dance, the
Nancy Edamura and Mary
come up 27-23 at the third quart
proceeds from which had pre
Shintani showed some sparkling
er mark.
vented the past tourney from
shuttle
form in winning the lone
Throwing up a tight zone on
going into the red. Ike Matsuo,
defense, and a fast break on the game for the ladies and barely
as social convenor, will look
offense, the Alphas clicked on losing their next.
after this important assign
their lay-ups and long shots to
ment. Other officials are Roy
put the game on ice.
10 pts. while other's wiio dented
Shin, singles manager; Michi
Leading the Nisei scorers were the twine were Nishimura 8,
Ashikawa, head referee. The
Matsui and Shimoda, each with Kuwabara 6, Fukumoto 4.
draw committee will consist of
the chairman, three managers,
George Takaoka from Metro,
Shin and Ashikawa from JCCA,
Nick Kaji from JCCA Jrs., Tad
Miura and George Anzai from
TORONTO — Mustangs lost ween the Nisei and the MUN
AYPA, Sumi Takasaki from
their hold on the Toronto Bath squad proved to be the deciding
Trinity, and Tats Harada from
urst-College Community Basket factor since the taller MUN’s
Eastern Commerce.
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Entry fees are Men's
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The deadline and draw date has
o
Mustangs still cause. MUN’s Ed Boguski 22
been set for Sunday, April 13.
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Here are the titles and trophies eight-ball at the half-way mark Iwanicki 16 spelled nemesis for
The Mustangs.
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The new holder of the loop
sui, Sam Yamada Trophy; Men’s the last half when Mustangs were
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Johnny Tanaka, Matt Matsui to overcome the lead.
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Saturday, March 22, 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN
TORONTO — After wading throno-h o
■
..
shuttle experts cleared the desk for one of tbeLost UnT Ple ” work' lwal
year, the Fifth Annual Nisei Open Bad mhrtoL
Last year over 120 entries
crowded into the week long
shuttle extravaganza which also
attracted players from out-oftown cities.
Two new innovations have
been added which should add
more interest to the participat
ing players. Since shuttiers who
have been newly introduced to
the game would naturally hesit
ate to compete against the more
experienced “B” and “A” class
performers, a class “C” will be
introduced.' The “C” events are
to be ladies’ and men’s doubles.
Entrants are asked to fill in the
regular entry forms to be hand
ed out by club captains.
Roy Shin, JCCA Badminton
prexy, who was instrumental
in having the men’s singles ad
ded to the tourney, has come
up with another brain-child
which was unanimously endors
ed by the committee. His theory
is that by playing singles, the
calibre of play of the girls
would increase immensely and
since there is lots of room for
improvement, the ladies singles
will be added to the tourney
on an experimental basis this
year.
&
s
s
Foremost item on the agenda
was the selection of the chair
man. Tourney constitution states
that the chair is to be held by a
member of the competing clubs
on a rotation basis, leaving the
post to AYPA. The rule, how
ever, was waived this year and
Metro took on the job. After the
election smoke
away,
f
| 6 ROOMS, brick, semi-de| tached, driveway, oil-heated,
| Billings Ave., $11,900, $3,500
? down.
6 ROOMS, brick, detached,
oil-heated,
garage,
Crewe
Ave., nice home. $14,900, $5,000 down.
6 ROOMS, brick, semi-de-1
tached, oil-heated, garage An- i
nette-Durie. $11,500, $6,000 j
clown.
)
8 ROOMS, brick detached, ?
driveway, garage, Fernbank <
Ave. near park, $13,500, $3, i
900 down.
t
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HEL P WANTED
ROOM AND board, for busi
SHORT ORDER cook for snack
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The All Nations “B
dropped
the opener of the two-game total- I
point Toronto Inter-Church Bad- i
minton finals by a 13-11 count
to St. Aidan’s on March IS at the
tourney manager of the past year
Johnny Miura of Metro a:nd pas
'hallenge Trophy; Mixchairman Mi Akiyama °f JCCA i ed Double 5 — Chiyo Takeda and
swapped jobs. The succe ss of the ; Matt Mats ui, Terry Tsuji Cup.
Fifth Tourney is doubly assurer
will be played on March 27.
on the grounds of their worl
.amilton Alphas Clip
The match was a tight fight
last year.
mior B City Champs
all the way although the Nisei
As a means of acquainting' the
players
displayed some playoff
HAMILTON — The Hamilton
newer element to the “know
;phas prepping for next season jitters. St. Aidan’s lineup sport
how” of the tourney, George An
me up on top of a 38-31 score ed the T & D “B” mixed doubles
zai, Al PA rep., was assigned over
Tuxis, City champ Chuck Sheppard but the
as co-manager while for the first Champs of the Junior B Church latter didn't prove too impressive
time in the history of the tour League, in
exhibition as he was defeated by the Miura
ney, a member of the opposite
Westdale brothers, Tad and Johnny, in the
sex was elected in the form of School gym.
men’s doubles and only won in
Sumi Takas.ikai who will act
The steadily improving Alphas, the mixed doubles.
secretary-treasurer.
The g'irls again proved to be a
although failing to capitalize on
Sumi has contacted the out-of- their many
nursed an weak spot in the Nisei lineup,
town clubs, Hamilton, London. 1S-17 lead going into the second winning only one of six.
The
Kitchener, and Montreal, which half. Then the Tuxis team with men’s doubles duos won four out
are expected to enter.
their Championship reputation to of six, the mixed duos six out
A special effort is to be put in uphold came fighting back to
to the Presentation Dance, the
Nancy Edamura and Mary
come up 27-23 at the third quart
proceeds from which had pre
Shintani showed some sparkling
er mark.
vented the past tourney from
shuttle
form in winning the lone
Throwing up a tight zone on
going into the red. Ike Matsuo,
defense, and a fast break on the game for the ladies and barely
as social convenor, will look
offense, the Alphas clicked on losing their next.
after this important assign
their lay-ups and long shots to
ment. Other officials are Roy
put the game on ice.
10 pts. while other's wiio dented
Shin, singles manager; Michi
Leading the Nisei scorers were the twine were Nishimura 8,
Ashikawa, head referee. The
Matsui and Shimoda, each with Kuwabara 6, Fukumoto 4.
draw committee will consist of
the chairman, three managers,
George Takaoka from Metro,
Shin and Ashikawa from JCCA,
Nick Kaji from JCCA Jrs., Tad
Miura and George Anzai from
TORONTO — Mustangs lost ween the Nisei and the MUN
AYPA, Sumi Takasaki from
their hold on the Toronto Bath squad proved to be the deciding
Trinity, and Tats Harada from
urst-College Community Basket factor since the taller MUN’s
Eastern Commerce.
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Herby Miyasaki continued with
Students rates $1.50; Ladies, the last game of the two-game his scoring mastery, hooping 22
Men’s Mixed Doubles, $1.75 for total-point finals last Sunday at points while Ken Miyasaki 8 pts.,
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Maka Makimoto 5, Ken Ohara 4,
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Laboring under a 9-point defi- Jeep Inamoto 2, and George Shi
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The deadline and draw date has
o
Mustangs still cause. MUN’s Ed Boguski 22
been set for Sunday, April 13.
remained 14 points behind the pts., Ollie Mandryk 19, and Jack
Here are the titles and trophies eight-ball at the half-way mark Iwanicki 16 spelled nemesis for
The Mustangs.
when the v trailed 37-32.
to which aspirants should aim.
Men’s Singles — Frank Mat game opened up considerably in
The new holder of the loop
sui, Sam Yamada Trophy; Men’s the last half when Mustangs were
lie had finished in second spot
Doubles — Frank Matsui and forced to go all out in an attempt in the regular season just ahead
Johnny Tanaka, Matt Matsui to overcome the lead.
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The difference in height bet only defeated three times, twice
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THE NEW CANADIAN
SWLJIEBI!
MA R dlF^^
Saturday, March 22, 1952
] j KENT JCCA PLANS
] ISSEI-NISEI CONCERT
Personal Notes Across Canada
310 BLOOR ST. WEST
TORONTO, ONT.
CHATHAM, Ont. — The Kent
29—Hamilton. Hamilton Kovo
•^^et^u. ^^dniaolza,
JCCA chapter is sponsoring a
marriages
Dance Club Grand Sprin
Mr. and Mrs. K. Ohashi of Leth- joint Issei-Nisei
Concert on
MIYAGAWA — OKUBO
OPTOMETRIST
Grand Dance, at Central
bridge, Alta. The ceremony was March 29, at the Chatham YM
Hall, 8 p.m.
CHATHAM, Ont. — The mar performed by Rev. Nekoda.
CA with the Issei planning a
PHONE RA. 8137
30—Lethbridge.
Alberta JCCA riage of Ellen Fumiko, third
The reception followed at the shibai for the interest of the old
Second. Ailnual Oratorical daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Marquis Hotel dining’ room and er generation.
Ont., to later the couple left on a honey
Contest, at Capitol Theatre, Oku bo of Chatham,
The event will start at 7 p.m. .'
3 p.m.
John Miyagawa, eldest son of moon trip to Vancouver and sharp since the program will be ,
Lucien C. Kurata
Mrs. Tsugi Miyagawa of Detroit, points in the United States.
lengthy. A number of mixed
barrister and Solicit®?
______ _
APRIL
Mich., took place on March 8,
Baishakunins were Rev. and odoris and solos will be featured.
1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
10—Toronto. Toronto Nisei Bas - at the United Church in Cha Mrs. Kawamura.
Out-of-town visitors will be wel- 1 1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
*
*
*
ketball
League
wind-up tham. Rev. Johnston officiated.]
come.
1
arranged
Office
EM-4
5259 Res. LY.3427
dance, at Labor Lyceum 9-1
Following the reception held in
*FUKUMOTO
—viuviv —
iuukha
— MORITA
The Kent J CCA will appreciate I
a.m.
Detroit, the couple went to New TORONTO — At the Holy Trin- donations.
12—Lethbridge. Alberta JCCA
l^ theif honeymoc>n.
ky Church, the marriage of Rubv
Conference Dance, at the , r ^sbakunins were Mr. and Rumiko, elder daughter of
nr T
----uaugmer ux Mr. Young People's Social
Marquis, 9-12 p.m.
tr i°m Hashlmoto and Mr. and and Mrs. Kakuzo Morita of To- At Queen St. United
Toronto.
Dance, at UNF Mrs. T. Kudo.
A “Get-Together Social” of
ronto, to Shigemitsu Mush Fu*
*
Hall.
kumoto, second son of Mr. and young people and teenagers is
26—Toronto. Nisei Open Badmin
HAGINO — YONEMURA
Mrs. Toemon Fukumoto of To- to be held on Saturday, March
ton Tournament Presentation
TORONTO — Holy
-_^
Trinity ronto to°^ place on March 8 with 22, 8 o’clock at the Queen Street
i
*
1
Dance at Metropolitan gvm Church was the setting for the( the vows being read by Rev. W. United Church, at 765 Queen St.
284.A YONGE STREET, TORONTO. ON7.|
8-12 p.m.
West (at Euclid Ave.).
marriage of Miss Barbara Yone H. Gale.
Under the guidance of Fred
Reception took place at the
mura and Minoru Hagino on
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Sasaki, this will be the begin
Eijiro Nishioka and family March 1 with Rev. Gale officiat Muirhead Restaurant.
ing.
.
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
ning of a new group to be or
formerly of 33 Dennison Ave.,’
The bride was given in marri engagements
ganized at the Queen St. Church.
have moved to 772 Richmond St.’
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT
The program for the evening
West, Toronto. New telephone is age by her brother-in-law Mr.’
TORONTO — Mr. and Mrs.
V Niiya of Montreal. Carrvino- Hisakichi Nishimura announced includes games in the gymn
WA._1060
an orchid adorned white prayer the engagement of their young asium, three movie shorts, danc* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
WEEKLY HABIT
book, the bride was beautifully est daughter, Tamaki, to Don Yo * ^p’ and refreshments. All young
ff?9 YONGE. ST.
Office Ra. 6349
(yonok at bloor)
(cont'd from P. 1)
gowned in lace over a full satin kota, only son of Mr. Saizo Yo- I people, particularly those inter
Res. ML S384
TORONTO
bo koto, on March
Moving into more familiar sur- underskirt with scalloped
ested in the formation of this
16, at their
group, are cordially invited.
roundings, let’s examine the JC’s. dice and small upturned collar, j home.
That the Nisei is artistically Her waist length elusion veil was I
Sewanins are Mr. and Mrs. SaFamily Eng. Service
inclined and talented, evidences caught by a coronet of seed pearl 'dakichi Akada.
Of Queen St. Church
*
are brimming. Take any class or flowers.
*
§ F. A. Brewin, Q.C. |
Her attendants were Miss Ruth
school where there is a notice
TORONTO — .The engagement Sei vice of the Japanese Congre- I
Barrister & Solicitor
1
able enrolment of Nisei and you’ll I ano and Miss Tina Niiya. The was announced of.Tanayl dau^h” Ration of the United Church will I g
find that as a group they are
7aS g°Wned in turQuoise ter °F Mr. Itaro
’uki "of be held Sunday morning, March
Itaro Tsuv
Tsuyuki
|
definitely superior in artwork.
West Hill, Ont., to Shizuo Har- 23, at 11:00 o’clock, at Queen gCameron, Weldon,
We need not say any more here.
affeta with fitted bolero and ^ Harafuji,
| Brewin & McCallum |
_i, son
son of
of Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs
Mrs. St. United Church.
Another point we might note I carrying colonial bouquets.
Rev.
K.
Shimizu
will
preach
Saichi Harafuji of Toronto, on
372 Bay St., Toronto
1
on “The Rediscovery of Man,” I 1 j
Mr. Mark Nagata was
is penmanship. Teachers are
=
§
March
15, at the home of the
,
best
Telephone EM. 3-4391
B
the third of the series on “A Vital I ' f
amazed at the quality of writ- I man and ushers were Yosh Ha- Tsuyuki’s.
'-«iiiiwiim»iiiiiiira
ing that the Nisei students turn gino and Tony Katsuno.
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs. Faith for Today,” and Miss Mar- Mr.
out.
Frank Kumagai was the very T. Isozaki.
garet Cole will sing a solo. All [•
young people are welcome.
1
During
the evacuation and able soloist.
Those willing to assist the , MOVING to b g
The^ reception followed at the births
ghost-town days, many JC’s spent
Easter
Choir of the Family '
CKEl'
Longue.
their idle hours in various forms
Contact
For her going
LONDON — Born to Mr. and
Service are asked to attend the
of handcraft work and turned away outfit, the bride was dress Mrs. John K. Nagata at ,
JIM KAKUTANI
St. rehearsals on Friday evenings
out all kinds of excellent craft- ed in navy suit with coral_ acccs*
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
Joseph’s Hospital on Feb. 21-,■ a
from 8 o’clock at the Church.
manship.
sones. Their honeymoon will be daughter, Kathryn Susan,
933 West Pender St.,
।
a sisIn industry today, the JC’s an extended motor trip through
Vancouver,
B.
C.
ter for Diane.
Fellowship and YPU
have fitted in especially well in the United States.
Established 32 Yeats
To Hold Joint Affair
*
*
*
work that involves the use of a
Members of Vancouver
I
A joint meeting of two ,
MONTREAL DANCE CL4SS
OHASHI — SASAKI
good pair of hands. In commer
Real Estate Board
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MONTREAL - First meeting
of the
cial art, carpentry, designing and
Metropolitan
Phone MArine 6421
[
COALDALE, Alta. — Coal of Dancing Class to be held at groups
Day or Night
|
United Church, the Nisei Fellow
in other fields, Japanese are re dale Buddhist Church was the
oaint Raphales House 3467 Ont ship and the Young Peoples
garded us top workers in the scene on March 8 of the marriario Avenue on Sunday, March Union, will be held on March
quality of production. We are told ,
, ,of Alice
Chitoe, second 30,
from 2:30 p.m.. All those 26. Program is under the spon
that in Toronto a Nisei girl is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Sa
interested are cordially invited. sorship of the Stewardship and
classed as about the best dental saki of Taber, Alta., and* Joe
Training Commission.
j
technician in the city, to cite one Hiroshi Ohashi, second son of
Guest speaker will be Rev. F.
example.
G. Brisbin who has chosen “More
Manitoba JCCA Sets
The curious thing is that these §
Jobs
and Workers” for his topic.
latent talents have been develop- j
varied Game Night
West
York
Motors
4?
~ Program . opens with the two
ed without encouragement. Nisnic ’ «
N1PEG — On Sat., March
(Canada Limited) I 29, at '•30 p.m., the Manitoba groups uniting in worship at the
certainly weren’t raised in an I $
Lenten Service in the Youth Wor
atmosphere of Crreenwich Village ! 0 1785-91 St. Clair
J^CA ,}"^
Clair Ave
Ave W.
W
1 a “Goraku
OPTOMETRISTS
v^
^i?ht at
at the
the Buddhist
Rn^^Kic Hall S95 ship Centre of the church at S
nor were their parents contribut
p.m.
Complete Core
ing factors. It just happens to be ^Chevrolet, Oldsmobile
Winnipeg Ave.
there.
Young
people
are
$|
The program will include KaFor Your Eyes
cordially in- |
Chevrolet
Truck
vi
ted.
Perhaps, this was to make uu $
$
Sho°U Go, Whist, Canasta,
for the lack of height and weight, ^
j Bridge,
Chess, Cribbage, and
a A G E OF ADDRESS
or other physical or mental qual- 1 $2
- others. Dancing will follow the
' OFFICE: JU. 0010
Mrs. T. Yatabe and family, for
ities. Who knows ? Whatever the I 0
£ games and tea will also be serv- merly of 156 Augusta Ave., have
RESIDENCE: OR. 3495
118 W. HASTINGS ST,
reason, the evidence
£ ed. Door prizes will be awarded moved to 39 Hendrick Ave., To
there.
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Harry I. Fukushima v5 to lucky persons.
And the JC’ should make the I
ronto.
best use of th
395 Hopewell Ave.
innate skill and •
ability.
Toronto, Ont.
(
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week
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THE NEW CANADIAN
SWLJIEBI!
MA R dlF^^
Saturday, March 22, 1952
] j KENT JCCA PLANS
] ISSEI-NISEI CONCERT
Personal Notes Across Canada
310 BLOOR ST. WEST
TORONTO, ONT.
CHATHAM, Ont. — The Kent
29—Hamilton. Hamilton Kovo
•^^et^u. ^^dniaolza,
JCCA chapter is sponsoring a
marriages
Dance Club Grand Sprin
Mr. and Mrs. K. Ohashi of Leth- joint Issei-Nisei
Concert on
MIYAGAWA — OKUBO
OPTOMETRIST
Grand Dance, at Central
bridge, Alta. The ceremony was March 29, at the Chatham YM
Hall, 8 p.m.
CHATHAM, Ont. — The mar performed by Rev. Nekoda.
CA with the Issei planning a
PHONE RA. 8137
30—Lethbridge.
Alberta JCCA riage of Ellen Fumiko, third
The reception followed at the shibai for the interest of the old
Second. Ailnual Oratorical daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Marquis Hotel dining’ room and er generation.
Ont., to later the couple left on a honey
Contest, at Capitol Theatre, Oku bo of Chatham,
The event will start at 7 p.m. .'
3 p.m.
John Miyagawa, eldest son of moon trip to Vancouver and sharp since the program will be ,
Lucien C. Kurata
Mrs. Tsugi Miyagawa of Detroit, points in the United States.
lengthy. A number of mixed
barrister and Solicit®?
______ _
APRIL
Mich., took place on March 8,
Baishakunins were Rev. and odoris and solos will be featured.
1 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
10—Toronto. Toronto Nisei Bas - at the United Church in Cha Mrs. Kawamura.
Out-of-town visitors will be wel- 1 1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
*
*
*
ketball
League
wind-up tham. Rev. Johnston officiated.]
come.
1
arranged
Office
EM-4
5259 Res. LY.3427
dance, at Labor Lyceum 9-1
Following the reception held in
*FUKUMOTO
—viuviv —
iuukha
— MORITA
The Kent J CCA will appreciate I
a.m.
Detroit, the couple went to New TORONTO — At the Holy Trin- donations.
12—Lethbridge. Alberta JCCA
l^ theif honeymoc>n.
ky Church, the marriage of Rubv
Conference Dance, at the , r ^sbakunins were Mr. and Rumiko, elder daughter of
nr T
----uaugmer ux Mr. Young People's Social
Marquis, 9-12 p.m.
tr i°m Hashlmoto and Mr. and and Mrs. Kakuzo Morita of To- At Queen St. United
Toronto.
Dance, at UNF Mrs. T. Kudo.
A “Get-Together Social” of
ronto, to Shigemitsu Mush Fu*
*
Hall.
kumoto, second son of Mr. and young people and teenagers is
26—Toronto. Nisei Open Badmin
HAGINO — YONEMURA
Mrs. Toemon Fukumoto of To- to be held on Saturday, March
ton Tournament Presentation
TORONTO — Holy
-_^
Trinity ronto to°^ place on March 8 with 22, 8 o’clock at the Queen Street
i
*
1
Dance at Metropolitan gvm Church was the setting for the( the vows being read by Rev. W. United Church, at 765 Queen St.
284.A YONGE STREET, TORONTO. ON7.|
8-12 p.m.
West (at Euclid Ave.).
marriage of Miss Barbara Yone H. Gale.
Under the guidance of Fred
Reception took place at the
mura and Minoru Hagino on
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Sasaki, this will be the begin
Eijiro Nishioka and family March 1 with Rev. Gale officiat Muirhead Restaurant.
ing.
.
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
ning of a new group to be or
formerly of 33 Dennison Ave.,’
The bride was given in marri engagements
ganized at the Queen St. Church.
have moved to 772 Richmond St.’
FOR BETTER HEALTH CONSULT
The program for the evening
West, Toronto. New telephone is age by her brother-in-law Mr.’
TORONTO — Mr. and Mrs.
V Niiya of Montreal. Carrvino- Hisakichi Nishimura announced includes games in the gymn
WA._1060
an orchid adorned white prayer the engagement of their young asium, three movie shorts, danc* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
WEEKLY HABIT
book, the bride was beautifully est daughter, Tamaki, to Don Yo * ^p’ and refreshments. All young
ff?9 YONGE. ST.
Office Ra. 6349
(yonok at bloor)
(cont'd from P. 1)
gowned in lace over a full satin kota, only son of Mr. Saizo Yo- I people, particularly those inter
Res. ML S384
TORONTO
bo koto, on March
Moving into more familiar sur- underskirt with scalloped
ested in the formation of this
16, at their
group, are cordially invited.
roundings, let’s examine the JC’s. dice and small upturned collar, j home.
That the Nisei is artistically Her waist length elusion veil was I
Sewanins are Mr. and Mrs. SaFamily Eng. Service
inclined and talented, evidences caught by a coronet of seed pearl 'dakichi Akada.
Of Queen St. Church
*
are brimming. Take any class or flowers.
*
§ F. A. Brewin, Q.C. |
Her attendants were Miss Ruth
school where there is a notice
TORONTO — .The engagement Sei vice of the Japanese Congre- I
Barrister & Solicitor
1
able enrolment of Nisei and you’ll I ano and Miss Tina Niiya. The was announced of.Tanayl dau^h” Ration of the United Church will I g
find that as a group they are
7aS g°Wned in turQuoise ter °F Mr. Itaro
’uki "of be held Sunday morning, March
Itaro Tsuv
Tsuyuki
|
definitely superior in artwork.
West Hill, Ont., to Shizuo Har- 23, at 11:00 o’clock, at Queen gCameron, Weldon,
We need not say any more here.
affeta with fitted bolero and ^ Harafuji,
| Brewin & McCallum |
_i, son
son of
of Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs
Mrs. St. United Church.
Another point we might note I carrying colonial bouquets.
Rev.
K.
Shimizu
will
preach
Saichi Harafuji of Toronto, on
372 Bay St., Toronto
1
on “The Rediscovery of Man,” I 1 j
Mr. Mark Nagata was
is penmanship. Teachers are
=
§
March
15, at the home of the
,
best
Telephone EM. 3-4391
B
the third of the series on “A Vital I ' f
amazed at the quality of writ- I man and ushers were Yosh Ha- Tsuyuki’s.
'-«iiiiwiim»iiiiiiira
ing that the Nisei students turn gino and Tony Katsuno.
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs. Faith for Today,” and Miss Mar- Mr.
out.
Frank Kumagai was the very T. Isozaki.
garet Cole will sing a solo. All [•
young people are welcome.
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During
the evacuation and able soloist.
Those willing to assist the , MOVING to b g
The^ reception followed at the births
ghost-town days, many JC’s spent
Easter
Choir of the Family '
CKEl'
Longue.
their idle hours in various forms
Contact
For her going
LONDON — Born to Mr. and
Service are asked to attend the
of handcraft work and turned away outfit, the bride was dress Mrs. John K. Nagata at ,
JIM KAKUTANI
St. rehearsals on Friday evenings
out all kinds of excellent craft- ed in navy suit with coral_ acccs*
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
Joseph’s Hospital on Feb. 21-,■ a
from 8 o’clock at the Church.
manship.
sones. Their honeymoon will be daughter, Kathryn Susan,
933 West Pender St.,
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a sisIn industry today, the JC’s an extended motor trip through
Vancouver,
B.
C.
ter for Diane.
Fellowship and YPU
have fitted in especially well in the United States.
Established 32 Yeats
To Hold Joint Affair
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work that involves the use of a
Members of Vancouver
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A joint meeting of two ,
MONTREAL DANCE CL4SS
OHASHI — SASAKI
good pair of hands. In commer
Real Estate Board
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MONTREAL - First meeting
of the
cial art, carpentry, designing and
Metropolitan
Phone MArine 6421
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COALDALE, Alta. — Coal of Dancing Class to be held at groups
Day or Night
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United Church, the Nisei Fellow
in other fields, Japanese are re dale Buddhist Church was the
oaint Raphales House 3467 Ont ship and the Young Peoples
garded us top workers in the scene on March 8 of the marriario Avenue on Sunday, March Union, will be held on March
quality of production. We are told ,
, ,of Alice
Chitoe, second 30,
from 2:30 p.m.. All those 26. Program is under the spon
that in Toronto a Nisei girl is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Sa
interested are cordially invited. sorship of the Stewardship and
classed as about the best dental saki of Taber, Alta., and* Joe
Training Commission.
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technician in the city, to cite one Hiroshi Ohashi, second son of
Guest speaker will be Rev. F.
example.
G. Brisbin who has chosen “More
Manitoba JCCA Sets
The curious thing is that these §
Jobs
and Workers” for his topic.
latent talents have been develop- j
varied Game Night
West
York
Motors
4?
~ Program . opens with the two
ed without encouragement. Nisnic ’ «
N1PEG — On Sat., March
(Canada Limited) I 29, at '•30 p.m., the Manitoba groups uniting in worship at the
certainly weren’t raised in an I $
Lenten Service in the Youth Wor
atmosphere of Crreenwich Village ! 0 1785-91 St. Clair
J^CA ,}"^
Clair Ave
Ave W.
W
1 a “Goraku
OPTOMETRISTS
v^
^i?ht at
at the
the Buddhist
Rn^^Kic Hall S95 ship Centre of the church at S
nor were their parents contribut
p.m.
Complete Core
ing factors. It just happens to be ^Chevrolet, Oldsmobile
Winnipeg Ave.
there.
Young
people
are
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The program will include KaFor Your Eyes
cordially in- |
Chevrolet
Truck
vi
ted.
Perhaps, this was to make uu $
$
Sho°U Go, Whist, Canasta,
for the lack of height and weight, ^
j Bridge,
Chess, Cribbage, and
a A G E OF ADDRESS
or other physical or mental qual- 1 $2
- others. Dancing will follow the
' OFFICE: JU. 0010
Mrs. T. Yatabe and family, for
ities. Who knows ? Whatever the I 0
£ games and tea will also be serv- merly of 156 Augusta Ave., have
RESIDENCE: OR. 3495
118 W. HASTINGS ST,
reason, the evidence
£ ed. Door prizes will be awarded moved to 39 Hendrick Ave., To
there.
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Harry I. Fukushima v5 to lucky persons.
And the JC’ should make the I
ronto.
best use of th
395 Hopewell Ave.
innate skill and •
ability.
Toronto, Ont.
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