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SATURDAY, JANUARY
17,
1951
TORONTO, ONT.
ne knowled re of theii
; perience, many well-to-do or urotongue is dying out
thinkinghave
wng - Canadian-born Japanese,
j sent their childr en abroad (mean
is an inevitable trend. Its lack is
1 Inf Europe) for a year or du ri
ln the recent architectural competition for the
no longer a barrier between the
summer. Why
15
Receive
JCCA
up-and-coming parents and their
'n °^ a new Prebyterian Church conducted by the
w Japan for a similar period and
offsprings. Its usage as a medium
Gold Pins For
j School of Architecture of the University of Toronto, two
tor a similar reason when thev
ox communication is vanishing reach high
i Nisei students. Raymond Moriyama and Min Shimoda
Outstanding .Work
chool age?
with the first generation. More”
both fourth year architectural students, won first and
Fantastic thinking? No, we
o\ei, with so many7 avenues of
hold at the second prizes respectively.
opportunities open to us, it’s not don’t think so. Ideas that we have
(h School or,
the economic necessity that it today, and the distances that we
The competition was sponsored 7
’
uan. 10 by the Quebec J.C.C.A by the Committee
used to be.
travel now—-would we have given where over 600 persons attended
chitocture of the
However, whether their child serious thoughts to them ten ten Nisei and five
i m Canada. The purpose
ren should have a fair knowledge
years ag'o ? In a decade or so. we JCCA gold pins in
of
the
Church Committee was to
of Japanese and how they7 should
will travel more extensively than their outstanding- work for the obtain
acquire it, is one of the perplex
organization.
uuutious to typical probities facing Nisei couples -with we do today7 and the Orient will
Recipients were Toyo Ebat::
TOKA O—New postwar records
ciwrch architecture: and
growing problems. In our times become that much closer. And To Kato, Reiko Nishi. Ka?: Ni
to pi
st booklets which show were established in the sale
of infanthood our parents spoke you can’t deny the value of such shio, Mikio Ochiai, Toyo Ono.
what
od contemporary design of alcoholic drinks and cig-arti us (at least in the majority7 of travels to young men and women loshitoki Toguri, Chizu Uchida.
ft er to moot the present ottos despite the proloi ■ed labor
cases) in the only7 language that
about to take their places in the Emi Uchida and Jeannine Tsu needs of a church.
disputes among power and coal
they thoroughly7 understood, then
yuki.
Yososhichi
Ebata,
Tomoaki
mine workers, says the Asahi
this was followed by7 the school adult world.
Kobayashi, Hikotaro Shiomi. Bun- i
I he two winners who are both Shimbun.
^k
after-school.
There is one thing we have jiio Uy7eda and Isoji Yamashita.
from Hamilton, say that the sat
About 181,000,000 gallons of
Today, unless Issei grandpar against the Japanese language.
Entertainment was provided isfaction of winning the compe- alcoholic drinks were consumed
ents
ts are with them constantly. It s a cumbei'some one to study7, with Jimmy- Horiuchi
by’ the nation during the past
but in the feel in
the youngsters do not acquire even for the Japanese. This is in man and Rosie Okuda mast
y ear, sho-wing' an increase of
able to do thei small part to
Japanese and even then it is lefeience to the -written language ceremonies. The Montreal
about 12 million gallons over the
public the cap- previous year, according to the
easily7 lost once they7 begin to with its numerous characters Scouts Band was the featm or
abilit of all Japanese
which
have
to
be
memorized
and
the
evening.
spend more time outdoors -with
Monopoly Corporation.
other children. Yet many7 parents not the oral part which is really
J. he drinks included about S4
nt rwo
would like to see them have at much more simpler than English.
millions gallons of sake, about
dps, She Onia ri
least a speaking- background of ! We read somewhere that it takes Refused Haircut, Vet
61 million gallons of beer and
three extra years to learn Japa- May Push Court Case
Japanese.
about 7 million gallons of whisky7.
arship
highest
nese than it is to learn an equiv
The only kind of drink of which
Many7 Isseis, who have long alent amount of English. Thus
W A T S O N V IL L E, Calif,—
less
was consumed in 1952 than
yearned for the arrival of grand while Japan has always .boasted James 1 oshida, Hawaiian Nisei Scholarship for the highest hon
in 1.951 was shochu—low grade
children to brighten their declin about its lowest illiteracy rate in Purple Heart veteran of World
or
standing
in
construction,
ex
sake.
ing- years, have been sadly7 dis the world, on the basis of quali War II, w7ho w-as refused a hair
During the first 11 months of
appointed to find that these child- tative literacy, it doesn’t rank cut by7 a Watsonville barber,for plained his winning' design in this
1952, about 77U million cigar
ren can’t understand Japanese that well. There is a need here no apparent reason than racial
ettes
valued at 162'1 million yen,
while they7 are too old to learn for streamlining.
discrimination, may prosecute a
“Although my design may be
English. This is quite a common
law suit.
shocking, it serves one purpose__ were sold, an increase of about
Another point that might be
4.2 million over the correspond
state of affairs that is detracting
were willing fl it creates enthusiasm”, he said.
noted that even if one is planning
ing period of 1951.
from the natural affection and
to establish connections with Ja fight oversea: for the cause
At least 14 percent, of these
Through
enthusiasm,
he
hopes
happiness that, come to grand
panese interests, knowledge of freedom and we should still con- to show the underlying philoso sales is estimated to have been
parents.
Japanese isn’t the advantage that tinueto fight for our rights at phy of contemporary architec- made through pinball machine
This gapping the bridge ap it used to be. English is becoming- home,” Yoshida remarked.
that s to show that man halls.
When questioned, the barber
pears to be the main reason why7 more^ and more widespread among
cannot live in retrospective, but
Nisei parents would like to see the people in Japan that business had said, ‘T have nothing to say. must nice the present honestly,
Hawaii Statehood Top
taeir cnildren at least convers dealings can be adequately trans Go see my7 attorney.”
and manifest the universe in a
Mas Yonemura, Eastbay7 attorant in Japanese.
acted without knowing Japanese.
On JACL Objectives
nigher form.
unique structney who has voluntarily
offered
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thus, there is very7 little eco- his legal services in the interests ural form of his design revealed
Aside from this, there are long
in
a five-objective legislative
er-term aspects that is worth i.omic value attached to learning- of civil rights, plans to contact this philosophy. It seems to be
mentioning. Among adult Niseis, Japanese. But neither, for that the barber s attorney7 to ascertain dohed from the basic principles program of benefit to Japanese
were yet to heai- any7one -who matter, can you put a price tag the reason for the refusal and, if inherent m any7 church, namely7 Americans in 1953 will be Ha
the sense of mystery7 and holi waiian statehood, announced the
regrets having learned what Ja on Shakespeare or Tennyson.
necessary, to push a court case.
ness, a sense of individual speak JACK recently.
panese they7 have. On the other
Others are appropriations of
ing to God, and beauty. For this
hand, we’ve frequently heard I
some
85 million needed by the
reason, the interior and exterior
those
voicing
disappointment
J
of the design reflect these prin Dept, of Justice for payment of
over theii' lack or insufficiency.
ciples. and the building- itself claim awards, a parallel object
Many7 Sanseis are going to ex
adds to the spirit of devotion and i ive of securing administrative
press similar chagrin some day.
funds required to carry out the
VANCOUVER—Pte Takashi
Even though there will be no need
partment stores in Vancouver
program, restoration of U.S. citKobayashi who is stationed
of it in their time, like us today,
Min Shimoda, the second prize izenship to Nisei yvho
as
all
the
shops
and
depart
w ith the Canadian Army in
voted in
maturity7 will bring that desire to
winner.
a similar : Japanese elections.
ment stores are gaily decorat
know7 something of their cultural I Tokyo, said recently that eight
He embodied in his ‘
The fifth objective is to fight
background and those -with just a | more former Canadian Niseis
ed with Christmas decorations.
church an abstract quality which
—
Hii legislation in the field of civil
smattering of Japanese will have J have joined the Canadian Ar
i his is the first Christmas
rights.
a little of that.
I my in Japan in November,
I have spent away- from home,
tne past. appeals to the
1952, in addition to the eleven
and
as a result, I didn’t enjoy
If a. secondary' language is to :
art of man”.
Niseis previously reported to
I Given Ph.D. for Thesis
it as much as I used to since
be learned for other than voca-,
nn
of
Mr.
and
have joined during the sum
I was away from my family.j On Issei Adjustments
tional purposes, it seems only7
Mr&. John Michi Moriyama and
mer. The eight are now in Ko
One
brother
is
now
stationed
in
i
CHICAGO, Ill.—Miss Yuki Kinatural that they could learn the
rea, he added.
Min is the son of Mr. and Mr . M.
Korea
and
another
in
the
train
i mura was conferred the Ph.D.
language of their grandparents.
W riting to Genichi Ohashi,
ing base at Kure.”
uegree at the University7 of Chi
To digress for a couple of /
NC agent in Vancouver, Pte. cago’s convocation last month.
Pte Kobayashi, formerly of
there’s a thought i Kobayashi said, in part:
Jun Koyanagi of Hamilton and
Her doctorial thesis was based
Vancouver, is the eldest son of
that we've often considered.
“Tokyo during Christmas
World War I veteran Kyoichi
on a study7 of adjustments by Ja
an enriching and educational exe sixteen other fin
time, reminded me of the depanese
Issei in Hawaii and in
Kobayashi of Hiroshima.
alists.
Chicago.
□ DC
Ken &
-ball
JCthe
hrst
rion
who
vinond,
ion:
able ■
lira,
Ar- ■
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Safe of Cigarettes,
Liquor in Japan
Reaches Hew High
wd of
in a
ended
anadians Of Japanese
SnoTriaVis-
gaily
rains
U, a
all.
SATURDAY, JANUARY
17,
1951
TORONTO, ONT.
ne knowled re of theii
; perience, many well-to-do or urotongue is dying out
thinkinghave
wng - Canadian-born Japanese,
j sent their childr en abroad (mean
is an inevitable trend. Its lack is
1 Inf Europe) for a year or du ri
ln the recent architectural competition for the
no longer a barrier between the
summer. Why
15
Receive
JCCA
up-and-coming parents and their
'n °^ a new Prebyterian Church conducted by the
w Japan for a similar period and
offsprings. Its usage as a medium
Gold Pins For
j School of Architecture of the University of Toronto, two
tor a similar reason when thev
ox communication is vanishing reach high
i Nisei students. Raymond Moriyama and Min Shimoda
Outstanding .Work
chool age?
with the first generation. More”
both fourth year architectural students, won first and
Fantastic thinking? No, we
o\ei, with so many7 avenues of
hold at the second prizes respectively.
opportunities open to us, it’s not don’t think so. Ideas that we have
(h School or,
the economic necessity that it today, and the distances that we
The competition was sponsored 7
’
uan. 10 by the Quebec J.C.C.A by the Committee
used to be.
travel now—-would we have given where over 600 persons attended
chitocture of the
However, whether their child serious thoughts to them ten ten Nisei and five
i m Canada. The purpose
ren should have a fair knowledge
years ag'o ? In a decade or so. we JCCA gold pins in
of
the
Church Committee was to
of Japanese and how they7 should
will travel more extensively than their outstanding- work for the obtain
acquire it, is one of the perplex
organization.
uuutious to typical probities facing Nisei couples -with we do today7 and the Orient will
Recipients were Toyo Ebat::
TOKA O—New postwar records
ciwrch architecture: and
growing problems. In our times become that much closer. And To Kato, Reiko Nishi. Ka?: Ni
to pi
st booklets which show were established in the sale
of infanthood our parents spoke you can’t deny the value of such shio, Mikio Ochiai, Toyo Ono.
what
od contemporary design of alcoholic drinks and cig-arti us (at least in the majority7 of travels to young men and women loshitoki Toguri, Chizu Uchida.
ft er to moot the present ottos despite the proloi ■ed labor
cases) in the only7 language that
about to take their places in the Emi Uchida and Jeannine Tsu needs of a church.
disputes among power and coal
they thoroughly7 understood, then
yuki.
Yososhichi
Ebata,
Tomoaki
mine workers, says the Asahi
this was followed by7 the school adult world.
Kobayashi, Hikotaro Shiomi. Bun- i
I he two winners who are both Shimbun.
^k
after-school.
There is one thing we have jiio Uy7eda and Isoji Yamashita.
from Hamilton, say that the sat
About 181,000,000 gallons of
Today, unless Issei grandpar against the Japanese language.
Entertainment was provided isfaction of winning the compe- alcoholic drinks were consumed
ents
ts are with them constantly. It s a cumbei'some one to study7, with Jimmy- Horiuchi
by’ the nation during the past
but in the feel in
the youngsters do not acquire even for the Japanese. This is in man and Rosie Okuda mast
y ear, sho-wing' an increase of
able to do thei small part to
Japanese and even then it is lefeience to the -written language ceremonies. The Montreal
about 12 million gallons over the
public the cap- previous year, according to the
easily7 lost once they7 begin to with its numerous characters Scouts Band was the featm or
abilit of all Japanese
which
have
to
be
memorized
and
the
evening.
spend more time outdoors -with
Monopoly Corporation.
other children. Yet many7 parents not the oral part which is really
J. he drinks included about S4
nt rwo
would like to see them have at much more simpler than English.
millions gallons of sake, about
dps, She Onia ri
least a speaking- background of ! We read somewhere that it takes Refused Haircut, Vet
61 million gallons of beer and
three extra years to learn Japa- May Push Court Case
Japanese.
about 7 million gallons of whisky7.
arship
highest
nese than it is to learn an equiv
The only kind of drink of which
Many7 Isseis, who have long alent amount of English. Thus
W A T S O N V IL L E, Calif,—
less
was consumed in 1952 than
yearned for the arrival of grand while Japan has always .boasted James 1 oshida, Hawaiian Nisei Scholarship for the highest hon
in 1.951 was shochu—low grade
children to brighten their declin about its lowest illiteracy rate in Purple Heart veteran of World
or
standing
in
construction,
ex
sake.
ing- years, have been sadly7 dis the world, on the basis of quali War II, w7ho w-as refused a hair
During the first 11 months of
appointed to find that these child- tative literacy, it doesn’t rank cut by7 a Watsonville barber,for plained his winning' design in this
1952, about 77U million cigar
ren can’t understand Japanese that well. There is a need here no apparent reason than racial
ettes
valued at 162'1 million yen,
while they7 are too old to learn for streamlining.
discrimination, may prosecute a
“Although my design may be
English. This is quite a common
law suit.
shocking, it serves one purpose__ were sold, an increase of about
Another point that might be
4.2 million over the correspond
state of affairs that is detracting
were willing fl it creates enthusiasm”, he said.
noted that even if one is planning
ing period of 1951.
from the natural affection and
to establish connections with Ja fight oversea: for the cause
At least 14 percent, of these
Through
enthusiasm,
he
hopes
happiness that, come to grand
panese interests, knowledge of freedom and we should still con- to show the underlying philoso sales is estimated to have been
parents.
Japanese isn’t the advantage that tinueto fight for our rights at phy of contemporary architec- made through pinball machine
This gapping the bridge ap it used to be. English is becoming- home,” Yoshida remarked.
that s to show that man halls.
When questioned, the barber
pears to be the main reason why7 more^ and more widespread among
cannot live in retrospective, but
Nisei parents would like to see the people in Japan that business had said, ‘T have nothing to say. must nice the present honestly,
Hawaii Statehood Top
taeir cnildren at least convers dealings can be adequately trans Go see my7 attorney.”
and manifest the universe in a
Mas Yonemura, Eastbay7 attorant in Japanese.
acted without knowing Japanese.
On JACL Objectives
nigher form.
unique structney who has voluntarily
offered
4
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x
V
1
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\
I
WASHINGTON, D. C.—First
thus, there is very7 little eco- his legal services in the interests ural form of his design revealed
Aside from this, there are long
in
a five-objective legislative
er-term aspects that is worth i.omic value attached to learning- of civil rights, plans to contact this philosophy. It seems to be
mentioning. Among adult Niseis, Japanese. But neither, for that the barber s attorney7 to ascertain dohed from the basic principles program of benefit to Japanese
were yet to heai- any7one -who matter, can you put a price tag the reason for the refusal and, if inherent m any7 church, namely7 Americans in 1953 will be Ha
the sense of mystery7 and holi waiian statehood, announced the
regrets having learned what Ja on Shakespeare or Tennyson.
necessary, to push a court case.
ness, a sense of individual speak JACK recently.
panese they7 have. On the other
Others are appropriations of
ing to God, and beauty. For this
hand, we’ve frequently heard I
some
85 million needed by the
reason, the interior and exterior
those
voicing
disappointment
J
of the design reflect these prin Dept, of Justice for payment of
over theii' lack or insufficiency.
ciples. and the building- itself claim awards, a parallel object
Many7 Sanseis are going to ex
adds to the spirit of devotion and i ive of securing administrative
press similar chagrin some day.
funds required to carry out the
VANCOUVER—Pte Takashi
Even though there will be no need
partment stores in Vancouver
program, restoration of U.S. citKobayashi who is stationed
of it in their time, like us today,
Min Shimoda, the second prize izenship to Nisei yvho
as
all
the
shops
and
depart
w ith the Canadian Army in
voted in
maturity7 will bring that desire to
winner.
a similar : Japanese elections.
ment stores are gaily decorat
know7 something of their cultural I Tokyo, said recently that eight
He embodied in his ‘
The fifth objective is to fight
background and those -with just a | more former Canadian Niseis
ed with Christmas decorations.
church an abstract quality which
—
Hii legislation in the field of civil
smattering of Japanese will have J have joined the Canadian Ar
i his is the first Christmas
rights.
a little of that.
I my in Japan in November,
I have spent away- from home,
tne past. appeals to the
1952, in addition to the eleven
and
as a result, I didn’t enjoy
If a. secondary' language is to :
art of man”.
Niseis previously reported to
I Given Ph.D. for Thesis
it as much as I used to since
be learned for other than voca-,
nn
of
Mr.
and
have joined during the sum
I was away from my family.j On Issei Adjustments
tional purposes, it seems only7
Mr&. John Michi Moriyama and
mer. The eight are now in Ko
One
brother
is
now
stationed
in
i
CHICAGO, Ill.—Miss Yuki Kinatural that they could learn the
rea, he added.
Min is the son of Mr. and Mr . M.
Korea
and
another
in
the
train
i mura was conferred the Ph.D.
language of their grandparents.
W riting to Genichi Ohashi,
ing base at Kure.”
uegree at the University7 of Chi
To digress for a couple of /
NC agent in Vancouver, Pte. cago’s convocation last month.
Pte Kobayashi, formerly of
there’s a thought i Kobayashi said, in part:
Jun Koyanagi of Hamilton and
Her doctorial thesis was based
Vancouver, is the eldest son of
that we've often considered.
“Tokyo during Christmas
World War I veteran Kyoichi
on a study7 of adjustments by Ja
an enriching and educational exe sixteen other fin
time, reminded me of the depanese
Issei in Hawaii and in
Kobayashi of Hiroshima.
alists.
Chicago.
□ DC
Ken &
-ball
JCthe
hrst
rion
who
vinond,
ion:
able ■
lira,
Ar- ■
atic:
ux-
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j.
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THE
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9 I8
teas
a ~
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W
-4 «
into
4
■4
&»- &
ten pon
go. Mu
spurt to
win. Ai
1 sudden i Sitting Pretty Leads
Kehead Nisei Bowl
a beat W.
1
v and down
3
JU-
1?
5
„’ " T
Laaai ’
O’ Bowling
co nortable
y
the Club Rhapschedule is
4
v
N
Kurodas
oki’s 50.
d Nancy Ikem individual
. Cathy leads
3
i
£
1
cotai
o- points
rabbed a
; winner
?. No Names, by collects
points in last week’s Lak
N.L.C. play-. Following- them
are Ramblei
l^ 14 to
up with a sturdy
efrort. Other potters were: Maka
Makimoto 9, Ken Mivasaki 7 0.
Paul Hirano 7,-Ted N
High b
Their first victory- of the new mura 741
year gave Mustangs an even 5win
'ecord to place theny Umakoshi 606 and Joe Mix
in a
iy tie for third ulac
zaki 600. Gio Nishimura 5
beaded the ladies followed
position and
an the playoffs.
Their next encount r pits them
Siti Kondo
Kay Okada
Oil
DOHI
In
mm
ms. hav.
gy Inaba 534
tiling; in
Toh urn's
. Hurry
ion.
annual Matt Jarvis tournament
on Boxing Day, finished
cur
teams wing.
tear captained by Tony Tatebe
included S. Mitsunaga. Terry
Iwasa, Tom Kanna and Shig
Mitsuki.
__ : j{ rp
Kubo
deniv
aM aS runner-up in aver- cupporters of the Nisei entry an
Li.li 185. Nancy leads aver- urged to give the players a boos
wa
with -BL
I while they fight towards the de
ith 186 but is runner-up
fense of their 1952 crown.
?
7 and 281.
971
51 amnia paces the men’s
indeed
h
11
B'S 5
the singles and averages
ill the
u
rm mi tine
-1 and 208 and running
I’-? Ken 1
J
high
bowl
n triples with 813 behind
xi x o 876. C. Nishimura
ying the
umThe UNYF (Ukrainian) Bruins Kobayashi pass.
Muis
and Greg Cusales and averages. became the fifth victims of the shon blasting a
with
1
8
pt.s
Ogaki
Tad
shot from the
Bisei Flyers’ early season rush blueline.
Hurricanes 17 pi
and
Morita 794.
o
as the latter kept their undefeate*
Dave Sunohara though failing bota’s lias-Boon,
| ed streak intact at 5 wins, 1 tie, to score, was one of the stand followed in team
ikitn 770(301),
Doctor of Chiropractic
with a 4-2 conquest on Jan. 14 outs of the game while crafty
659(228). Chic
High bowlers for th
at
Varsity^
Arena.
19
TONGE
BLVD.
Kameoka though slow afoot, was
G
flyers had it all over their op right in on most of the nlavs.
Hl
umbo 601.
Kubota 16
ponents, overpowering the Bruins
with their speed and tenacious
som
F5
OOI
checking. Roy Standish was the
Ihvu bUvfmm
CMS
a VJ
first to hit the scoresheet, tally
<^ WO
B
M’3
ing from a goal-mouth scramble.
v. n
pri
2 hot)
IS—new bungalow, 49 Roy Kobayashi and Major Fuku
HAMILTON—Ken Hashimoto by J. Kondo 726
mi-del
G
0 feet, Sandown St. moto had two chances but failed
and
Ike
Nishikawa
started
the
noted
Tonogai
G49
and
Shimoda 620.
to score.
9
,990 down.
second
half
of
the
52-53
hall plan.
Jim
Kino
’
s
704
season
and Kumagai
pi
In the second period, Flyers
—brick, detacheV, oil
thrum • >uL Good
by
shattering
the
existing
triple
i
e, Robbins St. $13,900. rearguard Ron Pierce scored on a
breakaway- but Bruins tapped in honors in Hamilton’s Nisei Bowi- Bay-asm dr's :>-2 and
hull price:
guchi’s 8v2, Wakah
'-ob'd brim,
ROOMS—brick, semi-de- two fast goals from scrambles in
loine.
and Masuda’s 620, 1
Iwai. All
L air heat,. Bishop St. $7,900, front of the net. With time run 757 in their respective classes.
■'
decorate!
Shig
Yaguchi
also
got
into
the
took
the
two-game
c
ning out, Flyers finally- erupted
F.
limelight with 802 and Sets Nishi
vm (
ROOMS—brick, bungalow to salt away the game, Yuki Ka
try t
mura with 616. Other top scores,
Bra
meoka
flashing
the
light
from
a
recreation room, Lonborwent to Jack Kondo 720. J. Kino Worms. Lightenings
near :
and Eglinton. $10,009,
shita 704 and Nakamura 703.
0 io $3,500 down.
chon
^
bath room -Full 3
Sonoda’s still lead the stand500.
As
bowling
in
the
Toronto
YRROOMS—brick, detached,
NEW SHIPMENT g ®gs with 66 pts. Others in the
d ow u
S Mixed League reached the half
car, garage, Parkdale disttop five
e Hashimoto's 63. Ha- way mark, Glow Worms and । yoa:ance on . one easy NHA’
816,090, down payment; aryashida’
Kinoshita’s and M. Lightenings find themselves tHl i £ mortgage. Solid brick homo of I
$
i*6 large rooms, ideal for‘sub-’
Honda’s tied vith 55.
for first place in the second see !^e!ting on second floor. Close!
Just Arrived!
^7
M. Honda’s, led by Jim Kondo’s lies, with brocket's following jAto schools in good east end*:
YANAGISAWA
648,
applied the only- whitewash,
j 5yRation, ultra modern kitchen,*:
for K. Wiles, Realtors | THE EGLINWOOD SHOP f pasting Tad Kondo’s 7-0. Inou closely’- behind.
| .yi bedrooms, sundeck off mas-<
The Stardusters raked 7 points {❖ter bedroom, large lot with*?
V est Office: KE. 7941
ye’s 694 led Hashimoto’s to a.
from the Tangos while the Light ^private drive. Full price)
w
1558 Eglinton West
^ 5-2 win over Sonoda’s while cel- enings, Bees and Slo-Moes took /..iJ.GIKi,
0
residence: Ga3 Bathurst St.
larite Tonogai’s
off the 5 points from the Dreamers, Do i £ Vn- have hundreds of houses,:
^
floor
to
blast
Kadonaga
’
s
5-2 led minoes and Glow Worms rcspect- Ato choose from in all locations.J
Oh. 1427, Toronto
6
£
.1
tfa
T
Eeg
•«
W
1
irdi-M
In Kelowna JCCA Roll
trance Ch
1
?
s
'-; O
a
6
«
i
0
Trot Waltz, Tango, Rhumba
any other dances with ease.
sew members accepted during the first few weeks only',
after only- former members will be accepted.
' ormer members are welcome to join the Tuesday- evening
is (8-10:30 p.m.) at the U.N.F.
ARCHIE MIYASHITA
KELOWNA, B. C. — Over 50
bowlers from Westbank to Win
field took place in the “TurkevRoll” hold by the Kelowna JCCA
last month. Winner of the first
prize, a 16 lb. turkey, was
George Terada who is still a novice bowlei
of 322 tv
xiantuccip).
i
won second prize. R
received the ‘hidde
score7'’ prize.
presently flourishing in Kelowna
j They’ are Pin-Heads. Alley-Cats
Bluebirds. Dumbells, ' Pigeons,
High-Ball
Five-F’s, and SlowPokes.
Jim
self by hitting 850(298, 2'
triple and Marie Hashimoto
broke the high single of 311 held
by Kay
by
4241 Res. GL. 8914
2670 DANFORTH AVE.
3317 YONGE ST.
CATERERS DE LUXE
far Church dinners, dances, woe
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
(ai r-conditionea )
377-
dina Avenue
TORONTO
7g
1953
THE
PAGE 7
। tOSV
5#*^^
9 I8
teas
a ~
? 4^
W
-4 «
into
4
■4
&»- &
ten pon
go. Mu
spurt to
win. Ai
1 sudden i Sitting Pretty Leads
Kehead Nisei Bowl
a beat W.
1
v and down
3
JU-
1?
5
„’ " T
Laaai ’
O’ Bowling
co nortable
y
the Club Rhapschedule is
4
v
N
Kurodas
oki’s 50.
d Nancy Ikem individual
. Cathy leads
3
i
£
1
cotai
o- points
rabbed a
; winner
?. No Names, by collects
points in last week’s Lak
N.L.C. play-. Following- them
are Ramblei
l^ 14 to
up with a sturdy
efrort. Other potters were: Maka
Makimoto 9, Ken Mivasaki 7 0.
Paul Hirano 7,-Ted N
High b
Their first victory- of the new mura 741
year gave Mustangs an even 5win
'ecord to place theny Umakoshi 606 and Joe Mix
in a
iy tie for third ulac
zaki 600. Gio Nishimura 5
beaded the ladies followed
position and
an the playoffs.
Their next encount r pits them
Siti Kondo
Kay Okada
Oil
DOHI
In
mm
ms. hav.
gy Inaba 534
tiling; in
Toh urn's
. Hurry
ion.
annual Matt Jarvis tournament
on Boxing Day, finished
cur
teams wing.
tear captained by Tony Tatebe
included S. Mitsunaga. Terry
Iwasa, Tom Kanna and Shig
Mitsuki.
__ : j{ rp
Kubo
deniv
aM aS runner-up in aver- cupporters of the Nisei entry an
Li.li 185. Nancy leads aver- urged to give the players a boos
wa
with -BL
I while they fight towards the de
ith 186 but is runner-up
fense of their 1952 crown.
?
7 and 281.
971
51 amnia paces the men’s
indeed
h
11
B'S 5
the singles and averages
ill the
u
rm mi tine
-1 and 208 and running
I’-? Ken 1
J
high
bowl
n triples with 813 behind
xi x o 876. C. Nishimura
ying the
umThe UNYF (Ukrainian) Bruins Kobayashi pass.
Muis
and Greg Cusales and averages. became the fifth victims of the shon blasting a
with
1
8
pt.s
Ogaki
Tad
shot from the
Bisei Flyers’ early season rush blueline.
Hurricanes 17 pi
and
Morita 794.
o
as the latter kept their undefeate*
Dave Sunohara though failing bota’s lias-Boon,
| ed streak intact at 5 wins, 1 tie, to score, was one of the stand followed in team
ikitn 770(301),
Doctor of Chiropractic
with a 4-2 conquest on Jan. 14 outs of the game while crafty
659(228). Chic
High bowlers for th
at
Varsity^
Arena.
19
TONGE
BLVD.
Kameoka though slow afoot, was
G
flyers had it all over their op right in on most of the nlavs.
Hl
umbo 601.
Kubota 16
ponents, overpowering the Bruins
with their speed and tenacious
som
F5
OOI
checking. Roy Standish was the
Ihvu bUvfmm
CMS
a VJ
first to hit the scoresheet, tally
<^ WO
B
M’3
ing from a goal-mouth scramble.
v. n
pri
2 hot)
IS—new bungalow, 49 Roy Kobayashi and Major Fuku
HAMILTON—Ken Hashimoto by J. Kondo 726
mi-del
G
0 feet, Sandown St. moto had two chances but failed
and
Ike
Nishikawa
started
the
noted
Tonogai
G49
and
Shimoda 620.
to score.
9
,990 down.
second
half
of
the
52-53
hall plan.
Jim
Kino
’
s
704
season
and Kumagai
pi
In the second period, Flyers
—brick, detacheV, oil
thrum • >uL Good
by
shattering
the
existing
triple
i
e, Robbins St. $13,900. rearguard Ron Pierce scored on a
breakaway- but Bruins tapped in honors in Hamilton’s Nisei Bowi- Bay-asm dr's :>-2 and
hull price:
guchi’s 8v2, Wakah
'-ob'd brim,
ROOMS—brick, semi-de- two fast goals from scrambles in
loine.
and Masuda’s 620, 1
Iwai. All
L air heat,. Bishop St. $7,900, front of the net. With time run 757 in their respective classes.
■'
decorate!
Shig
Yaguchi
also
got
into
the
took
the
two-game
c
ning out, Flyers finally- erupted
F.
limelight with 802 and Sets Nishi
vm (
ROOMS—brick, bungalow to salt away the game, Yuki Ka
try t
mura with 616. Other top scores,
Bra
meoka
flashing
the
light
from
a
recreation room, Lonborwent to Jack Kondo 720. J. Kino Worms. Lightenings
near :
and Eglinton. $10,009,
shita 704 and Nakamura 703.
0 io $3,500 down.
chon
^
bath room -Full 3
Sonoda’s still lead the stand500.
As
bowling
in
the
Toronto
YRROOMS—brick, detached,
NEW SHIPMENT g ®gs with 66 pts. Others in the
d ow u
S Mixed League reached the half
car, garage, Parkdale disttop five
e Hashimoto's 63. Ha- way mark, Glow Worms and । yoa:ance on . one easy NHA’
816,090, down payment; aryashida’
Kinoshita’s and M. Lightenings find themselves tHl i £ mortgage. Solid brick homo of I
$
i*6 large rooms, ideal for‘sub-’
Honda’s tied vith 55.
for first place in the second see !^e!ting on second floor. Close!
Just Arrived!
^7
M. Honda’s, led by Jim Kondo’s lies, with brocket's following jAto schools in good east end*:
YANAGISAWA
648,
applied the only- whitewash,
j 5yRation, ultra modern kitchen,*:
for K. Wiles, Realtors | THE EGLINWOOD SHOP f pasting Tad Kondo’s 7-0. Inou closely’- behind.
| .yi bedrooms, sundeck off mas-<
The Stardusters raked 7 points {❖ter bedroom, large lot with*?
V est Office: KE. 7941
ye’s 694 led Hashimoto’s to a.
from the Tangos while the Light ^private drive. Full price)
w
1558 Eglinton West
^ 5-2 win over Sonoda’s while cel- enings, Bees and Slo-Moes took /..iJ.GIKi,
0
residence: Ga3 Bathurst St.
larite Tonogai’s
off the 5 points from the Dreamers, Do i £ Vn- have hundreds of houses,:
^
floor
to
blast
Kadonaga
’
s
5-2 led minoes and Glow Worms rcspect- Ato choose from in all locations.J
Oh. 1427, Toronto
6
£
.1
tfa
T
Eeg
•«
W
1
irdi-M
In Kelowna JCCA Roll
trance Ch
1
?
s
'-; O
a
6
«
i
0
Trot Waltz, Tango, Rhumba
any other dances with ease.
sew members accepted during the first few weeks only',
after only- former members will be accepted.
' ormer members are welcome to join the Tuesday- evening
is (8-10:30 p.m.) at the U.N.F.
ARCHIE MIYASHITA
KELOWNA, B. C. — Over 50
bowlers from Westbank to Win
field took place in the “TurkevRoll” hold by the Kelowna JCCA
last month. Winner of the first
prize, a 16 lb. turkey, was
George Terada who is still a novice bowlei
of 322 tv
xiantuccip).
i
won second prize. R
received the ‘hidde
score7'’ prize.
presently flourishing in Kelowna
j They’ are Pin-Heads. Alley-Cats
Bluebirds. Dumbells, ' Pigeons,
High-Ball
Five-F’s, and SlowPokes.
Jim
self by hitting 850(298, 2'
triple and Marie Hashimoto
broke the high single of 311 held
by Kay
by
4241 Res. GL. 8914
2670 DANFORTH AVE.
3317 YONGE ST.
CATERERS DE LUXE
far Church dinners, dances, woe
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
(ai r-conditionea )
377-
dina Avenue
TORONTO
Page 8
PAGE 8
NEW
CANADIAN
Saturday, January
Toronto JCCA Chapter
Membership Fund Drive!
Previous Total
Tokichi Obi
M. loi
.
T. Kimura ...
Kaz Kaita ....
Bill Kai
Joe Tehara
Kisaku Nishimoto
Sukegoro Mori
T. Mori
‘
Hideo Nishimoto .
Mrs. Socle Hirayama
Mis. Fumiko Nishizaki
5 oshio Nishizaki
Masa.yuki Yano
S841.00
. 2. CO
• 3.00
• 2.00
SHIMOMURA — IMAMOTO
• 2.00
• 5.00
SEATTLE, Wash.—The mar- 2.00
wage of Rev. Fred Ichiro Shimo
• 2.00
mura
and Betty Imamoto took
■ 2.00
marriages
place on Dec. 28, 1952, at Green
2.00 Lake Church, Seattle. Rev. K.
2.00 Inouye officiated.
2.00
Following a trip through
2.00
2.00 Southern California, the couple
i
2.00 vill reside in Toronto
, Bev. Shimoi h
at
2.00
17,
1953
Kurata
Barrister and Solicitor
Notary Public
3 Adelaide SA F
■
j
Toronto
4i,u ^nd mortgage Loans
n > r
■ ■
«
- urgan.
PuoUshed on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
amongSt.those
Japanese 6-5W3
origin I
in £
Cana
479 Queen
W. of
Wire
ron “, Ont
!
i
I.
arranged
OH. Em. 6-0959 Res. LY. 3427
--------- Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
s
l^=F
FORT WTiimr ™
^^7^^ ^ C“’S ®
M £
Shosuke Miyauchi ............ . . . . . '
2.00
$
the Seventh-Day A d v e n 11 s t j oldest couple who were 82 and the same setting. Following for
Baron Wakabavashi
3.00
Mr. & Airs. Reggie Higuchi
malities
and
refreshments,
enter
Church
in
Toronto
i!m2!«ms™»»!?. k
4.00
*
I
years of age, were honored tainment was stagedunder M.C.
S. Takeda ......................
2.00
at a Keiro Kai for persons over Joe Ebata. The program opened
Mitsuo. Takemitsu Ohoura ..
2.00
IMAI — IMOU
T. Ohoura ..........................
65 years of age held by the Japa
3.00
Geo. Saito ......................
VANCOUVER, B. C. — The nese Canadian residents on Jan. with an odori under the direction 1
J^^-SR COATS
3.00
01 Mrs. K. Sunohara and perMr. & Airs. H. Fukushima.
5.00 man iage took place of Ritsuko, 1 in conjunction with a New
§
Tailored to Measure
Mi. & Airs. Kimi Fukushima
f01 med by Sharon Inouye, Annie
2.00 eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs."
Tear’s social and dance held at Suga, Amy Murakami, Lana I
7- Yoneyama ....;...........
5.00 L. Imou, and Masaji Imai, fourth
Misao Yoneyama........... V
.the
Italian Hall.
5.00
Fuchihara and Tootsie Minaki. |237 Section St. — Toronto
Mr & Mrs. R. Yoneyama
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Koichi
Imai
Fred Nishikawa, past president Piano solos were given by Shirley g ,
4.00
Telephone RA. 2618
Fujiwara...........................
of Greenwood, on Dec. 27, 1952 in of the Lakehead Nisei Club, open
Mr. & Airs. H. Y. Yoneyama . 2.00
Inouye and Kimiko Seki and
4.00 Vancouver.
Diet : Tabuchi
ed the Keiro-Kai. His speech
5.00
Reception took place at the Sun 1 was followed by words of con vocals by S. Miyasaki and C.
Frank Wakida ......
2.00
Hayashi.
Pekin Chop Suey.
S. Koyama............................
2.00
gratulation
by
President
Harry
In commemoration of the Kei
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
Masaru Takasaki...............
Baishakunins were Mr. and Tateishi and C. Hayashi, the lat2.00
Y. Omori...............
ro-Kai, the club sponsored a full
2.00 Mrs. I. Miki.
B
Makoto Oku .............
ter representing the Issei-bu. . length Japanese feature
for better health consult.
2.00
movie
M isao Mi ya ngp to .................
Gifts were presented by Mrs. “Omo-kage Sanshiro”. The sen
2.00
b'.>
Mrs. Masae Hashimoto. .........
Chiyo
Sunohara
to
the
following:
rrrrl
yl
AAycrly
GA
^
MONTREAL
—
-Mr.
and
Miss Y. Matsubayashi
ior members retired to the dining
rW
Mrs.
SAJ.uX\2.00
‘doctor of chiropractic
Mr. and Mrs. Tsunejiro Nishi room following
Rmzo Ono of Montreal wish to
Miss Nobuko Matsubayashi
3
2.00
the
movie
while
!
kawa (82 and 80 years old), Mr.
Mr. & Mrs. Matsubayashi
Si'^j^i
699 YONGE ST.
5.00 announce the engagement of thei
the younger set was entertained J
Office ra. 6549
(yonge at bloor)
Saburo Miike ...........
Tsunejiro
Yasunobu
(77
years
Res. mi. 6354 .
2.00 younger daughter, Toyoko, to
by the Nisei Students’ Club who I
TORONTO
Unta Gyotoku
°M)
5
Mrs.
Kuno
Takahashi
(73),
2.00
Michael
Mikio
Ochiai,
only
son
of
Kyuhachi Honkawa
took
overMhe
dance
floor.
i
2.00 Mrs. Tsune Ochiai and the late Mrs. Chise Kitagawa (72), Mr.
E. Iwamoto ...............
2.00
Airs. Geo. Nishimura
and Mrs. Toshimitsu Otomo (69
2.00 Mr. Shinzo Ochiai. The engage'kly
Bvazo Sugi man .............
and 70), Mr. Hyakuzo Tsubouchi
Yoshio Watanabe .9................. 2.00 J ment took place on Dec. 24, 1952,
(.69), Mr. Kiju Tamashiro (67),
Miss Mitsuko Watanabe ’ ’ ’ ’' ‘ 2.00 ; at the home of the Ono
i?»B
2.00
and Mr. Tsuchinosuke Sasaki
Mr. & Mrs. Issaku Uchida . .
5.00
The Quebec JCCA and the On
(66).
a
MICHI ASHIKAWA
■
engagements
’■Quebec, Ontario JCCA
Receive $150 Donations
g Barrister & Solicitor
CLARKSON, Ont — The entario
JCCA
both
acknowledge
More
than
200
persons
attended
$973.00 gagement was
announced of
receipt of the sum of $150 from ! ICameroxx Weldon,
Mary Masako, eldest daughter of 900 g am NV
~
■Mr. and Mrs. Kihachi Iwasa of 200 AlieM fcPm
the Hammond Japanese School । Brewin & McCcdlui
Maintainer
’s Association (Ham-1
Clarkson, to Sam Masato Kimu- Consul's Reception
3zZ Bay St, Toronto
I mond.Ijikai) donated to the_pro- g
ra, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs
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Telephone
EM. 3-4391
vx Long Branch
Frauen » t ^^^^^ER- — Nearly 200 I vincial bodies for the purpose of
Masajiro Kimura of
We have no
Ont., on Jan. 2 at the home of th- I iapanese Candians, half of them assisting the work of the JCCA. ’
service charges.
As in the case of similar do‘
। Ansei, attended the New Year
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs. leception for Japanese Canadians naitions to the B. C. and Alberta
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moving to b
given by the Japanese Consul JCCA bodies, the cheques were
T. Kamitakahara..
5
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JIM KAKUTANI
FORT. WILLIAM—Mr. and. at their Vancouver home.
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
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Vice-consul Ryuichi Iwashita Hammond Association.
Mrs. Shinzo Miyazaki wish to
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TRAVELLING TO
530 Burrard St..
announce the engagement of their and eleve-consul Minoru Takeda
JAPAN
Vancouver I, B. G.
daughter, Tamayo, to Dave Hori received the guests at the door, Queens YP Meeting
^j/abhsbed
32 Years
and
then'
wives
served
tea,
cof
»^1
guchi, son of Mr. and Mrs. GisaThe
Queen
Street
United
Members
of
Vancouver
buro Horiguchi of Fort William, fee and other refreshments in Church Young People’s will hold 4
I/
Or bringing
buffet style. Present at the gath
on Jan. 4.
V
someone over?
ering were officers from a Jaua- a general meeting on Sat., Jam
I
Baishakunins
«one-MArine 6421
We represent
and
17, starting from 7:30 p.m. Bowl
nese ship docked at the harbour
i Mrs. Ken Hibi.
19^ 1 all lines including
ing -will be held following the
American President.
CaiMe to U6et the consulate meeting.
&
staff.
Canadian Pacific,
Patronize
Pan American, and
All present greeted the Consul
Northwest Airlines.
f ’
NEW PHONE NUMBER
Our Advertisers
011 the occasion of his first New ।
kN ,
Write or call
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number
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Mr.
j ear in Canada.
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Topcoal.
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Imported Fabrics.
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rater samples of the finest
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Forest Hill it
Toronto. light duties and Th
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——k22l^SjVANTEQ
(One “
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n one °R- 5190, i। ;i
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are individually
‘iid tailored to vour exact
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the
wide
range
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i'mgbone, Eti m ml shade
£5!- es °J ^oariCa
ye, grey and brow
In Overcoat material, the
and colors bv that famous maker comp 1 ete line of
from
c h o os e. A m on g the r Crombie's” of $c
, bookk
Diag,
mm -Meltons,
V
•
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l^JXilJBprMe
.
7 (vivtl
experienced
for
store i
mens
in 1 he popular Slip-on or DouM^V’'^^^ /Stored
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j
or
wri
e A. Richman & Son
- v / „ ™
k Breasted models,
£ i kb
^IB-M-Toronti'
just Call Mt. 6778
■ 3s
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEIJ
For Wedding Receptions
Toronto
u J?1^^ 0549! Room J
10 p.m. (Toronto)
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f or Pnvate or Club Parties
£
BING TANAKA
lining Avenue
H8 W. HASTINGS ST
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AIR-CONDITIONED
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NEW
CANADIAN
Saturday, January
Toronto JCCA Chapter
Membership Fund Drive!
Previous Total
Tokichi Obi
M. loi
.
T. Kimura ...
Kaz Kaita ....
Bill Kai
Joe Tehara
Kisaku Nishimoto
Sukegoro Mori
T. Mori
‘
Hideo Nishimoto .
Mrs. Socle Hirayama
Mis. Fumiko Nishizaki
5 oshio Nishizaki
Masa.yuki Yano
S841.00
. 2. CO
• 3.00
• 2.00
SHIMOMURA — IMAMOTO
• 2.00
• 5.00
SEATTLE, Wash.—The mar- 2.00
wage of Rev. Fred Ichiro Shimo
• 2.00
mura
and Betty Imamoto took
■ 2.00
marriages
place on Dec. 28, 1952, at Green
2.00 Lake Church, Seattle. Rev. K.
2.00 Inouye officiated.
2.00
Following a trip through
2.00
2.00 Southern California, the couple
i
2.00 vill reside in Toronto
, Bev. Shimoi h
at
2.00
17,
1953
Kurata
Barrister and Solicitor
Notary Public
3 Adelaide SA F
■
j
Toronto
4i,u ^nd mortgage Loans
n > r
■ ■
«
- urgan.
PuoUshed on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
as a medium of expression and news outlet
amongSt.those
Japanese 6-5W3
origin I
in £
Cana
479 Queen
W. of
Wire
ron “, Ont
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arranged
OH. Em. 6-0959 Res. LY. 3427
--------- Post Office Dept., Ottawa.
s
l^=F
FORT WTiimr ™
^^7^^ ^ C“’S ®
M £
Shosuke Miyauchi ............ . . . . . '
2.00
$
the Seventh-Day A d v e n 11 s t j oldest couple who were 82 and the same setting. Following for
Baron Wakabavashi
3.00
Mr. & Airs. Reggie Higuchi
malities
and
refreshments,
enter
Church
in
Toronto
i!m2!«ms™»»!?. k
4.00
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years of age, were honored tainment was stagedunder M.C.
S. Takeda ......................
2.00
at a Keiro Kai for persons over Joe Ebata. The program opened
Mitsuo. Takemitsu Ohoura ..
2.00
IMAI — IMOU
T. Ohoura ..........................
65 years of age held by the Japa
3.00
Geo. Saito ......................
VANCOUVER, B. C. — The nese Canadian residents on Jan. with an odori under the direction 1
J^^-SR COATS
3.00
01 Mrs. K. Sunohara and perMr. & Airs. H. Fukushima.
5.00 man iage took place of Ritsuko, 1 in conjunction with a New
§
Tailored to Measure
Mi. & Airs. Kimi Fukushima
f01 med by Sharon Inouye, Annie
2.00 eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs."
Tear’s social and dance held at Suga, Amy Murakami, Lana I
7- Yoneyama ....;...........
5.00 L. Imou, and Masaji Imai, fourth
Misao Yoneyama........... V
.the
Italian Hall.
5.00
Fuchihara and Tootsie Minaki. |237 Section St. — Toronto
Mr & Mrs. R. Yoneyama
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Koichi
Imai
Fred Nishikawa, past president Piano solos were given by Shirley g ,
4.00
Telephone RA. 2618
Fujiwara...........................
of Greenwood, on Dec. 27, 1952 in of the Lakehead Nisei Club, open
Mr. & Airs. H. Y. Yoneyama . 2.00
Inouye and Kimiko Seki and
4.00 Vancouver.
Diet : Tabuchi
ed the Keiro-Kai. His speech
5.00
Reception took place at the Sun 1 was followed by words of con vocals by S. Miyasaki and C.
Frank Wakida ......
2.00
Hayashi.
Pekin Chop Suey.
S. Koyama............................
2.00
gratulation
by
President
Harry
In commemoration of the Kei
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
Masaru Takasaki...............
Baishakunins were Mr. and Tateishi and C. Hayashi, the lat2.00
Y. Omori...............
ro-Kai, the club sponsored a full
2.00 Mrs. I. Miki.
B
Makoto Oku .............
ter representing the Issei-bu. . length Japanese feature
for better health consult.
2.00
movie
M isao Mi ya ngp to .................
Gifts were presented by Mrs. “Omo-kage Sanshiro”. The sen
2.00
b'.>
Mrs. Masae Hashimoto. .........
Chiyo
Sunohara
to
the
following:
rrrrl
yl
AAycrly
GA
^
MONTREAL
—
-Mr.
and
Miss Y. Matsubayashi
ior members retired to the dining
rW
Mrs.
SAJ.uX\2.00
‘doctor of chiropractic
Mr. and Mrs. Tsunejiro Nishi room following
Rmzo Ono of Montreal wish to
Miss Nobuko Matsubayashi
3
2.00
the
movie
while
!
kawa (82 and 80 years old), Mr.
Mr. & Mrs. Matsubayashi
Si'^j^i
699 YONGE ST.
5.00 announce the engagement of thei
the younger set was entertained J
Office ra. 6549
(yonge at bloor)
Saburo Miike ...........
Tsunejiro
Yasunobu
(77
years
Res. mi. 6354 .
2.00 younger daughter, Toyoko, to
by the Nisei Students’ Club who I
TORONTO
Unta Gyotoku
°M)
5
Mrs.
Kuno
Takahashi
(73),
2.00
Michael
Mikio
Ochiai,
only
son
of
Kyuhachi Honkawa
took
overMhe
dance
floor.
i
2.00 Mrs. Tsune Ochiai and the late Mrs. Chise Kitagawa (72), Mr.
E. Iwamoto ...............
2.00
Airs. Geo. Nishimura
and Mrs. Toshimitsu Otomo (69
2.00 Mr. Shinzo Ochiai. The engage'kly
Bvazo Sugi man .............
and 70), Mr. Hyakuzo Tsubouchi
Yoshio Watanabe .9................. 2.00 J ment took place on Dec. 24, 1952,
(.69), Mr. Kiju Tamashiro (67),
Miss Mitsuko Watanabe ’ ’ ’ ’' ‘ 2.00 ; at the home of the Ono
i?»B
2.00
and Mr. Tsuchinosuke Sasaki
Mr. & Mrs. Issaku Uchida . .
5.00
The Quebec JCCA and the On
(66).
a
MICHI ASHIKAWA
■
engagements
’■Quebec, Ontario JCCA
Receive $150 Donations
g Barrister & Solicitor
CLARKSON, Ont — The entario
JCCA
both
acknowledge
More
than
200
persons
attended
$973.00 gagement was
announced of
receipt of the sum of $150 from ! ICameroxx Weldon,
Mary Masako, eldest daughter of 900 g am NV
~
■Mr. and Mrs. Kihachi Iwasa of 200 AlieM fcPm
the Hammond Japanese School । Brewin & McCcdlui
Maintainer
’s Association (Ham-1
Clarkson, to Sam Masato Kimu- Consul's Reception
3zZ Bay St, Toronto
I mond.Ijikai) donated to the_pro- g
ra, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs
[
Telephone
EM. 3-4391
vx Long Branch
Frauen » t ^^^^^ER- — Nearly 200 I vincial bodies for the purpose of
Masajiro Kimura of
We have no
Ont., on Jan. 2 at the home of th- I iapanese Candians, half of them assisting the work of the JCCA. ’
service charges.
As in the case of similar do‘
। Ansei, attended the New Year
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs. leception for Japanese Canadians naitions to the B. C. and Alberta
1
j
moving to b
given by the Japanese Consul JCCA bodies, the cheques were
T. Kamitakahara..
5
I
Takeshi Yasukawa and his wife signed by T. Takahashi of Kam
*
*
Contact
*
loops, B. C., president of the i
JIM KAKUTANI
FORT. WILLIAM—Mr. and. at their Vancouver home.
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
"
I
Vice-consul Ryuichi Iwashita Hammond Association.
Mrs. Shinzo Miyazaki wish to
i
TRAVELLING TO
530 Burrard St..
announce the engagement of their and eleve-consul Minoru Takeda
JAPAN
Vancouver I, B. G.
daughter, Tamayo, to Dave Hori received the guests at the door, Queens YP Meeting
^j/abhsbed
32 Years
and
then'
wives
served
tea,
cof
»^1
guchi, son of Mr. and Mrs. GisaThe
Queen
Street
United
Members
of
Vancouver
buro Horiguchi of Fort William, fee and other refreshments in Church Young People’s will hold 4
I/
Or bringing
buffet style. Present at the gath
on Jan. 4.
V
someone over?
ering were officers from a Jaua- a general meeting on Sat., Jam
I
Baishakunins
«one-MArine 6421
We represent
and
17, starting from 7:30 p.m. Bowl
nese ship docked at the harbour
i Mrs. Ken Hibi.
19^ 1 all lines including
ing -will be held following the
American President.
CaiMe to U6et the consulate meeting.
&
staff.
Canadian Pacific,
Patronize
Pan American, and
All present greeted the Consul
Northwest Airlines.
f ’
NEW PHONE NUMBER
Our Advertisers
011 the occasion of his first New ।
kN ,
Write or call
rT
.^
ew
telephone
number
of
Mr.
j ear in Canada.
1
tor full information
Hideo Oda, Toronto, is TR. 1939
I
NYLON
WEB
or rales.
|
& NYLON TWINE
I
OPTOMETRISTS
dominion travel |
First" Vancouver Fish I
if
OFFICE
I
Net & Twine Factorv
I
Complete Care
^ 43 Queen St. West
E
EJM. 6-8451 —- Toronto
J^EMALE HELP WANTED
Vancouver, B. C.
8®
Total to Date
1
P
RR
. a?
^3
tag
ha
4
TORIC OPTICAL 1
-3
i;
a
and
—SAVINGS!
SAVINGS’
SAVUgT~I
"Tailored to Measure" Clothes
OveSS cXZr“Y ‘° “°ose a
&a"110 spin's;
I <>SEST 7ck
Topcoal.
|
a large selection of Fdl -.Tu"? savin9s- There's still
Imported Fabrics.
”
rater samples of the finest
|
I
So4 W 4TJ®* Gould & Village homP& K
Forest Hill it
Toronto. light duties and Th
-for ' I'
——k22l^SjVANTEQ
(One “
child J1 ' ^
n one °R- 5190, i। ;i
To™>
are individually
‘iid tailored to vour exact
m m the papula
B
or ^v'of
the
you prefe Included in Casual
the
wide
range
9*^ ROOM
Wo
i'mgbone, Eti m ml shade
£5!- es °J ^oariCa
ye, grey and brow
In Overcoat material, the
and colors bv that famous maker comp 1 ete line of
from
c h o os e. A m on g the r Crombie's” of $c
, bookk
Diag,
mm -Meltons,
V
•
C1U HJ,
l^JXilJBprMe
.
7 (vivtl
experienced
for
store i
mens
in 1 he popular Slip-on or DouM^V’'^^^ /Stored
I
j
or
wri
e A. Richman & Son
- v / „ ™
k Breasted models,
£ i kb
^IB-M-Toronti'
just Call Mt. 6778
■ 3s
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEIJ
For Wedding Receptions
Toronto
u J?1^^ 0549! Room J
10 p.m. (Toronto)
I
<
4
f or Pnvate or Club Parties
£
BING TANAKA
lining Avenue
H8 W. HASTINGS ST
?
S.
—
AIR-CONDITIONED
s
RS
w
—
, 7 „ ® ^ s '^ ^ ^ _
^ ^^^
„
11 Elizabeth St.
4
Telephone EM. 4-5935
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