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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 —NO. 8
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31,
The Weekly Habit
====By TOYO TAK AT
1953
TORONTO, ONT.
Future Program Theme, B.C. JCCA To Meet
For Seventh Provincial Confab in Vancouver
Three weeks ago, this column ( 20 .and came from every continent
called attention to the fact that, —the only group of nations not
V ANCOUVER, B. C. — Special
“Feasible, concrete, workable discuss joining of outside groups
according to the 1951 national represented, of course, were those
stress
is
expected
to
be
laid
on
and
definite” plans for the future such as choirs, service clubs, and
census, Japanese were to be found from beyond the red fence.
in each of the territories and
This is the sort of thing- that the future program of the Japa are expected to be forthcoming social clubs, and working in con
provinces, including our latest can’t be beat in building a more nese Canadian Citizens Associa from the discussions to be held junction with groups such as the
acquisition, Newfoundland. We understood world. Let the youth tion in what is felt to be the most in one of the most fashionable Civic Unity Council.
Discussion will also be held on
were curious as to whom the two of all lands get around and mix, important convention in the his hotels in the city.
tory
of
the
B.
C.
J.C.C.A.
when
it
Political
Action in affiliation with
With the registration begin
counted in Newfoundland were and the' world would be less of a
convenes for the Seventh Annual ning on Feb. 27, the first session the Co-ordinating Council of Cit
and hopefully requested an ans problem.
wer from our readers.
While these teenage visitors Provincial Conference on Feb. will be taken up with reports and izenship and the UN Association:
The mystery is now solved were carefully chosen from the 27-2S, March 2, at Hotel Georgia addresses and discussion of fut Recitation; Social and Cultural:
ure program, some of the topics and various other topics.
thanks to an Issei, Mr. Furuya of cream of the crop of each coun in Vancouver.
Delegates will visit Vancouver under Education and Leadership
The following' two days will be
Summerland, B. C. He believes, try, nevertheless they were im
from
local
chapters
in
B.
C.
for
taken
up on resolutions, budget
TrainingincludingB.
C.
JCCA
and we are 100 per cent positive pressive with their candid opin
that he is correct, that they are ions and were not blinded by the three-day conference which is Scholarship, Essay Contest, and and finance, constitution and ex
two Niseis, working for the fed what they saw in America, but being- prepared by a committee Oratorical Contest with revival of tension work.
Different aspects of the confer
eral government who were mem were rather critical of the short under the leadership of B. C. the Nemichi Challenge Cup. Unbers of an 8-m ember surveying comings that they noticed here. J CCA President Dr. Harold Saita. der Race Relations, delegates will ence will be selection of the
“Japanese Canadian of the Year”
party that was in Newfoundland Nor were these international quiz
for the greatest achievement in
in 1951. This group was working kids the strictly studious, book
race relations and also a similar
there from May to October of worm variety, they were witty
selection
in relation to achieve
that year.
and quite at ease among strang
ment in the athletics field.
The Niseis in question were ers. Although English was not
Dr. W. G. Black of the Dept, of
VANCOUVER
The newly while the dancing is divided into
Hironori Furuya who is presently the mother tongue of the major
in Ottawa and Masao Saito, who ity, their replies were imagin formed Vancouver Young Budd odori, tap-dancing and ballet. The Citizenship and Immigration will
hists Association is sponsoring an awarding- of prizes, however, will be a session speaker on Race
is believed to be in Vancouver. atively worded.
Relations.
We understand that Mr. Saito
For instance, the Egyptian Amateur Talent Revue in con be made only under the three
On the social side, a Conven
dropped into The New Canadian lad, who admitted to the surname junction with its Fund Drive, main categories. A total of $45
office not too long ago, prior to of Khan was quick to point out open to entries from any resident will be awarded to the winning tion Dance will be held in the
Manhattan Ballroom on Feb. 27
leaving' for the Pacific Coast.
that “Rita Hayworth wasn’t my in the province, on March 28 at vocalists, $20 for first, $15 for
and
a Banquet at the York Room
the Ukrainian Hall. A total of .second, and $10 for third. Two
And so the mystery is solved. sister-in-law.”
$75 in prizes will be offered in prizes of $15 each will be given of Hotel Georgia on Feb. 28.
But we can’t claim that JC’s are
Nor were they coy about ans
to be found Canada-wide. Unless, wering political questions. When the three categories, vocals, danc in dancing and instrumental cat
"Sally" Sings High
egories.
somebody’s moved out there since. asked about what her country ing, and instrumentals.
The first post-evacuation con
Applicants are allowed to enter
Noon in Japanese/
men felt about the oil disputes in
$
$
$
the Middle East, a teen-age Iran test of this type to be held on the as many categories as desired'
Available in Canada
This is a warning to all Nisei ian girl curtly replied: “We’re coast, the Talent Revue offers an but are limited to one prize.
Vancouver-born
Satosh i
opportunity for artists to display Deadline for applications is Mar.
organizations in the Toronto and glad to get rid of the British.”
“
Sally
”
Nakamura,
an ex
their talent.
14 and there is no age limit. Five
Montreal areas. To what extent
And the Japanese girl didn’t
Asahi baseball player, singer,
The vocal category is divided judges plus an applause meter'
it applies to Montreal, we don’t
hide behind her kimono either.
and movie actor, is now being
into English and Japanese songs will make the decision. An offic
know. However, it’s growing to
The moderator, noting that dat
called the “Japanese Tex Rit
ial entry form will be printed in
be a serious problem in Toronto.
ing and dances were uncommon 'Miss Nippon' Rejects
ter” for having recorded the
The New Canadian every week in
You are faced with a menace
among young people in Japan,
now
famous and popular cow
February and should be sent im
called television. Be sure that
asked how could the opposite sex Hollywood Offers
boy ballad, “High Noon”, from
mediately to George Nomura,
when you are scheduling a meet
get to know each other as a pre
the noted movie of the same
OAKLAND — Himeko Kojima, social convenor, at 4744 Victoria
ing, social, dance or any other
liminary towards marriage. She “Miss Nippon of 1952”, and cur
name.
Drive, Vancouver 16.
club activity for which you arc
answered smartly; “I don’t know. rently a freshman at Mills Col
Baritone Nakamura recorded
Admission to the Revue will be
seeking good attendance that I've never been married.”
the
song in Japanese on King
lege, has rejected offers from $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for
you’re not competing against Ar
All this information comes Hollywood and instead will con children.
Records and the disc is now
thur Godfrey, N.H.L. hockey,
second-hand and we are told that tinue her education.
available in Canada. The flipchampionship fights or other pop
she was a slim girl and that she
over
is “Lilac Time”, a nostal
Miss Kojima, 20, enrolled at
ular TV programs.
made an impression with her Mills in September and resides in Japanese Feed Stray
gic reminiscence of Canada.
With a large number of JC
poise and rich voice.
He is now believed to have
Warren Olney hall on the cam
homes in Toronto equipped with
Canines to Trout
In
one
thing,
they
seemed
in
one
of the leading roles in
pus.
She
is
the
first
national
these contraptions and the list
Josef von Sterberg’s “AnataSHIZUOKA, Japan — Canine
ever increasing, this is a matter complete agreement. They found beauty contest winner in the staid
the
Canadian
school
to
be
the
history of the school, but there beware!
han Island”, the movie about
that has to be thoroughly con
best
and
much
superior
tothe
is
no
more
demure
or
dignified
the fabulous story of a Japa
Authorities
in
Shizuoka
Pre
sidered before setting any date.
nese woman alone on a tropical
Two rather futile alternatives U.S. There was too much “free member on campus than this at fecture, faced with the problem
dom
”
in
the
American
schools,
island
with 31 men.
tractive 'student who competed in of how to dispose of stray dogs
come to mind. Either outdo Mar
tin and Lewis etc., in the way of and little respect displayed by the Miss Universe contest at that were annually increasing ex
Long Beach last year. %
perimented on feeding the flesh
entertainment to draw them our- students towards teachers.
of 1,000 dogs to 100,000 trouts
Her
father
is
an
importer
and
Never underestimate teenagers.
of the comfort of the home or the
exporter in Osaka.
being cultured in a pond.
They grow up, too.
club should invest in a set.
The results were satisfactory.
While the have-nots are still
Prefectural
authorities are hap
in the large majority, possession
WINNIPEG, Man. — Repre
py they have finally found a way
might soon become a matter of
senting the Manitoba JCCA at a
to kill two birds with one stone
maintaining a minimum of pres
recent meeting of the Manitoba
—a satisfactory disposal of stray
tige. In which case, even clubs
Civil Liberties Association held
and their activities may need
More than 2,000 students and attempted to understand one ano dogs and cheap feed for their at the Marlborough Hotel in Win
trout.
drastic revision.
adults from all over Ontario at ther’s problems.
nipeg was Harold Hirose.
In taking part in the panel
tended the United Nations As
Discussion of a proposed repre
*
*
*
discussion,
“
How
We
Live
and
sociation’s Second World Youth
to their mothers less than they sentation to the Provincial Gov
• Last week, Southern Ontario, Forum at Massey Hall last week Learn”, Miss Iwasaki said she do here. Mothei' is too busy in the ernment on a Fair Employment
and ii particular, Toronto, play where 31 students from 31 coun admired the “sense of equality kitchen but so are girls, so we Practices Legislation, similar to
ed host to 31 high school students, tries, including Miss Kikuko Iwa between parents and children in get more guidance than the boys the one in effect in Ontario, was
from as many countries. These saki of Tokyo, Japan, took part Canada” but felt this situation do”.
made.
were the World Youth Forum in discussions culminating an often led to disrespect by child
Concerning dating, the 17-yearThe Manitoba JCCA is one of
ren which would not be tolerated old said, “This boy business . . . 28 organizations reported to be
delegates on a leg of their three- eight-day visit in Toronto.
months visit of this continent.
During the discussion, the stu in Japan.
I do not know”, and stated she represented in the Manitoba
They ranged in age from J6 to dents traded ideas, ideals and
In Japan, she said, “boys talk had never tried dating.
C.L.A.
Vancouver Y.B.A. Plans Amateur Talent Revue,
Open to B. C. Residents, Offer $75 in Prizes
Man. JCCA to Help
Push Prov’l FEP
Jappanese Girl Says Parent-Child Attitudes
Different in Canada, Speaks at Youth Forum
An Independent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 —NO. 8
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31,
The Weekly Habit
====By TOYO TAK AT
1953
TORONTO, ONT.
Future Program Theme, B.C. JCCA To Meet
For Seventh Provincial Confab in Vancouver
Three weeks ago, this column ( 20 .and came from every continent
called attention to the fact that, —the only group of nations not
V ANCOUVER, B. C. — Special
“Feasible, concrete, workable discuss joining of outside groups
according to the 1951 national represented, of course, were those
stress
is
expected
to
be
laid
on
and
definite” plans for the future such as choirs, service clubs, and
census, Japanese were to be found from beyond the red fence.
in each of the territories and
This is the sort of thing- that the future program of the Japa are expected to be forthcoming social clubs, and working in con
provinces, including our latest can’t be beat in building a more nese Canadian Citizens Associa from the discussions to be held junction with groups such as the
acquisition, Newfoundland. We understood world. Let the youth tion in what is felt to be the most in one of the most fashionable Civic Unity Council.
Discussion will also be held on
were curious as to whom the two of all lands get around and mix, important convention in the his hotels in the city.
tory
of
the
B.
C.
J.C.C.A.
when
it
Political
Action in affiliation with
With the registration begin
counted in Newfoundland were and the' world would be less of a
convenes for the Seventh Annual ning on Feb. 27, the first session the Co-ordinating Council of Cit
and hopefully requested an ans problem.
wer from our readers.
While these teenage visitors Provincial Conference on Feb. will be taken up with reports and izenship and the UN Association:
The mystery is now solved were carefully chosen from the 27-2S, March 2, at Hotel Georgia addresses and discussion of fut Recitation; Social and Cultural:
ure program, some of the topics and various other topics.
thanks to an Issei, Mr. Furuya of cream of the crop of each coun in Vancouver.
Delegates will visit Vancouver under Education and Leadership
The following' two days will be
Summerland, B. C. He believes, try, nevertheless they were im
from
local
chapters
in
B.
C.
for
taken
up on resolutions, budget
TrainingincludingB.
C.
JCCA
and we are 100 per cent positive pressive with their candid opin
that he is correct, that they are ions and were not blinded by the three-day conference which is Scholarship, Essay Contest, and and finance, constitution and ex
two Niseis, working for the fed what they saw in America, but being- prepared by a committee Oratorical Contest with revival of tension work.
Different aspects of the confer
eral government who were mem were rather critical of the short under the leadership of B. C. the Nemichi Challenge Cup. Unbers of an 8-m ember surveying comings that they noticed here. J CCA President Dr. Harold Saita. der Race Relations, delegates will ence will be selection of the
“Japanese Canadian of the Year”
party that was in Newfoundland Nor were these international quiz
for the greatest achievement in
in 1951. This group was working kids the strictly studious, book
race relations and also a similar
there from May to October of worm variety, they were witty
selection
in relation to achieve
that year.
and quite at ease among strang
ment in the athletics field.
The Niseis in question were ers. Although English was not
Dr. W. G. Black of the Dept, of
VANCOUVER
The newly while the dancing is divided into
Hironori Furuya who is presently the mother tongue of the major
in Ottawa and Masao Saito, who ity, their replies were imagin formed Vancouver Young Budd odori, tap-dancing and ballet. The Citizenship and Immigration will
hists Association is sponsoring an awarding- of prizes, however, will be a session speaker on Race
is believed to be in Vancouver. atively worded.
Relations.
We understand that Mr. Saito
For instance, the Egyptian Amateur Talent Revue in con be made only under the three
On the social side, a Conven
dropped into The New Canadian lad, who admitted to the surname junction with its Fund Drive, main categories. A total of $45
office not too long ago, prior to of Khan was quick to point out open to entries from any resident will be awarded to the winning tion Dance will be held in the
Manhattan Ballroom on Feb. 27
leaving' for the Pacific Coast.
that “Rita Hayworth wasn’t my in the province, on March 28 at vocalists, $20 for first, $15 for
and
a Banquet at the York Room
the Ukrainian Hall. A total of .second, and $10 for third. Two
And so the mystery is solved. sister-in-law.”
$75 in prizes will be offered in prizes of $15 each will be given of Hotel Georgia on Feb. 28.
But we can’t claim that JC’s are
Nor were they coy about ans
to be found Canada-wide. Unless, wering political questions. When the three categories, vocals, danc in dancing and instrumental cat
"Sally" Sings High
egories.
somebody’s moved out there since. asked about what her country ing, and instrumentals.
The first post-evacuation con
Applicants are allowed to enter
Noon in Japanese/
men felt about the oil disputes in
$
$
$
the Middle East, a teen-age Iran test of this type to be held on the as many categories as desired'
Available in Canada
This is a warning to all Nisei ian girl curtly replied: “We’re coast, the Talent Revue offers an but are limited to one prize.
Vancouver-born
Satosh i
opportunity for artists to display Deadline for applications is Mar.
organizations in the Toronto and glad to get rid of the British.”
“
Sally
”
Nakamura,
an ex
their talent.
14 and there is no age limit. Five
Montreal areas. To what extent
And the Japanese girl didn’t
Asahi baseball player, singer,
The vocal category is divided judges plus an applause meter'
it applies to Montreal, we don’t
hide behind her kimono either.
and movie actor, is now being
into English and Japanese songs will make the decision. An offic
know. However, it’s growing to
The moderator, noting that dat
called the “Japanese Tex Rit
ial entry form will be printed in
be a serious problem in Toronto.
ing and dances were uncommon 'Miss Nippon' Rejects
ter” for having recorded the
The New Canadian every week in
You are faced with a menace
among young people in Japan,
now
famous and popular cow
February and should be sent im
called television. Be sure that
asked how could the opposite sex Hollywood Offers
boy ballad, “High Noon”, from
mediately to George Nomura,
when you are scheduling a meet
get to know each other as a pre
the noted movie of the same
OAKLAND — Himeko Kojima, social convenor, at 4744 Victoria
ing, social, dance or any other
liminary towards marriage. She “Miss Nippon of 1952”, and cur
name.
Drive, Vancouver 16.
club activity for which you arc
answered smartly; “I don’t know. rently a freshman at Mills Col
Baritone Nakamura recorded
Admission to the Revue will be
seeking good attendance that I've never been married.”
the
song in Japanese on King
lege, has rejected offers from $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for
you’re not competing against Ar
All this information comes Hollywood and instead will con children.
Records and the disc is now
thur Godfrey, N.H.L. hockey,
second-hand and we are told that tinue her education.
available in Canada. The flipchampionship fights or other pop
she was a slim girl and that she
over
is “Lilac Time”, a nostal
Miss Kojima, 20, enrolled at
ular TV programs.
made an impression with her Mills in September and resides in Japanese Feed Stray
gic reminiscence of Canada.
With a large number of JC
poise and rich voice.
He is now believed to have
Warren Olney hall on the cam
homes in Toronto equipped with
Canines to Trout
In
one
thing,
they
seemed
in
one
of the leading roles in
pus.
She
is
the
first
national
these contraptions and the list
Josef von Sterberg’s “AnataSHIZUOKA, Japan — Canine
ever increasing, this is a matter complete agreement. They found beauty contest winner in the staid
the
Canadian
school
to
be
the
history of the school, but there beware!
han Island”, the movie about
that has to be thoroughly con
best
and
much
superior
tothe
is
no
more
demure
or
dignified
the fabulous story of a Japa
Authorities
in
Shizuoka
Pre
sidered before setting any date.
nese woman alone on a tropical
Two rather futile alternatives U.S. There was too much “free member on campus than this at fecture, faced with the problem
dom
”
in
the
American
schools,
island
with 31 men.
tractive 'student who competed in of how to dispose of stray dogs
come to mind. Either outdo Mar
tin and Lewis etc., in the way of and little respect displayed by the Miss Universe contest at that were annually increasing ex
Long Beach last year. %
perimented on feeding the flesh
entertainment to draw them our- students towards teachers.
of 1,000 dogs to 100,000 trouts
Her
father
is
an
importer
and
Never underestimate teenagers.
of the comfort of the home or the
exporter in Osaka.
being cultured in a pond.
They grow up, too.
club should invest in a set.
The results were satisfactory.
While the have-nots are still
Prefectural
authorities are hap
in the large majority, possession
WINNIPEG, Man. — Repre
py they have finally found a way
might soon become a matter of
senting the Manitoba JCCA at a
to kill two birds with one stone
maintaining a minimum of pres
recent meeting of the Manitoba
—a satisfactory disposal of stray
tige. In which case, even clubs
Civil Liberties Association held
and their activities may need
More than 2,000 students and attempted to understand one ano dogs and cheap feed for their at the Marlborough Hotel in Win
trout.
drastic revision.
adults from all over Ontario at ther’s problems.
nipeg was Harold Hirose.
In taking part in the panel
tended the United Nations As
Discussion of a proposed repre
*
*
*
discussion,
“
How
We
Live
and
sociation’s Second World Youth
to their mothers less than they sentation to the Provincial Gov
• Last week, Southern Ontario, Forum at Massey Hall last week Learn”, Miss Iwasaki said she do here. Mothei' is too busy in the ernment on a Fair Employment
and ii particular, Toronto, play where 31 students from 31 coun admired the “sense of equality kitchen but so are girls, so we Practices Legislation, similar to
ed host to 31 high school students, tries, including Miss Kikuko Iwa between parents and children in get more guidance than the boys the one in effect in Ontario, was
from as many countries. These saki of Tokyo, Japan, took part Canada” but felt this situation do”.
made.
were the World Youth Forum in discussions culminating an often led to disrespect by child
Concerning dating, the 17-yearThe Manitoba JCCA is one of
ren which would not be tolerated old said, “This boy business . . . 28 organizations reported to be
delegates on a leg of their three- eight-day visit in Toronto.
months visit of this continent.
During the discussion, the stu in Japan.
I do not know”, and stated she represented in the Manitoba
They ranged in age from J6 to dents traded ideas, ideals and
In Japan, she said, “boys talk had never tried dating.
C.L.A.
Vancouver Y.B.A. Plans Amateur Talent Revue,
Open to B. C. Residents, Offer $75 in Prizes
Man. JCCA to Help
Push Prov’l FEP
Jappanese Girl Says Parent-Child Attitudes
Different in Canada, Speaks at Youth Forum
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1953
THE
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PAGE 7
Tenacious Checking Factor in Nisei Flyers' Win
Mustangs Lose to St. Vlads, Hamilton Over
Highly Touted Brown's, Break Loss Skein
TORONTO — Mustangs dropped two games last weekend, one
an important Bathurst-College Community encounter which would
have cinched a playoff spot, and the other, an exhibition game with
Hamilton YMCA, an entry in the Inter-City Senior League.
Lakehead Keg Lead
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — Al
ley-Cats maintained their lead in
the final series i n Lakehead
bowling*, leading the second place
No-Names by four points, 31 to
27. Slo-Pokes nudged Sitting
Pretty from third place, having*
Sort to 22 V points. They are
followed by Ramblers IS and
High-Hopes 13.
Tak Tatebe’s 705 topped a rath
er lean week for high scores, fol
lowed by Nuke Tatebe 626 and
Terry Iwasa 606. Shig Mitsuki
rolled the high single of 303. For
the ladies, Jean
0L
Slow-Pokes was high with a 5S6
three game score.
— K. T.
Nisei Flyers snapped a two- I net. Brown’s finally tallied and
game loss streak by combining' a j applied the pressure but Kurysh
great back and fore-checking dis i held them at bay with some amazf
play with their* scoring* punch in I dig gymnastics. Greg Cusshon
defeating Brown’s F. S. in a THE l scored the clincher on a pass from
Intermediate clash at Stouffville. I Georg'e Anzai while Brown’s end-
With the 73-68 defeat from St.
Vladimir, Mustangs di'opped to
fourth place with a six wins, six For Tor. Shutilers
losses record and need at least
6 wins, 2 lo
Trinity and AYPA, both solid
one more win to keep the playoff
Manager
; Nakao applied had dropped a 3-2 game to UNly cemented in the Toronto Nisei
berth. St. Vlad’s caught the Nisei
some neat
•hology when he YF Bruins. Hard-working for
Badminton League cellar with no
with their defenses down when win
threatened that ho would bench ward Dave Sunahara may be lost
will battle it
they raced to a half-time 42-26
any player who did riot do his to the team since he suffered a
out on Feb. 6 for the dubious
lead with Dachyshyn leading the
share of checking both ways, back injury in smashing against
right of meeting' league-leading
with the result that even Greg the boards during an incompleted
Metro (4-0) in the playoffs.
Mustangs rallied strongly in
Cusshon, the top scorer, who is
The loser of the match meets
the third quarter, cutting the
not rioted for his backchecking
Metro while the winner tackles
lead to 10 points, midway in the second
decided to come up with a bril
NYLON WEB
place TNBC Juniors (3-1)
period. With the Miyasaki’s. in the
liant
defensive
chore.
&
NYLON
TWINE
other playoff bracket.
Herb, Ken, and Roy, all resting
The fierce checking paid off as
"First” Vancouver Fish.
on the bench with four personals,
Brown
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leading
team
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Net & Twine Factory
rung below Mustangs with 5-7.
Paul Hirano and Maka Makimoto
group.
managed
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shots
With only two games left to play,
Vancouver
led the rookies in a spirited drive,
on goalie Billy Kurysh in the.
this weekend looms as a decisive
cutting the lead by the third one.
ISOSHIMA'S 258 TOPS first canto. Yuki Kameoka fed
quarter whistle to three points.
Ron Pierce on the Flyers’ first
Meanwhile in a bathnight clash MAJOR MIXED AVGS.
Fielding their first-string
goal
while Roy Kobayashi scored
in Hamilton, St. Christopher
Mas Isoshima leads men’s aver
squad, Mustangs tied the game Mustangs lost a 65-55 decision to
on a weird play when he broke
ages in the Toronto Major Mixed
55-55 'but the mighty effort had the men from the Mountain.
away alone, shot over the goal, ®6 ROOMS
detached, on
by a large margin with 258. Maw
Greenwood
and
Danforth.
$10,750,
slacked their resources and St. Hamilton YMCA squeaked to a Mori 236 and Mutts Baba 231 are and then smashed in the rebound
$4,000 down.
as the puck bounced back over • ROOMS—brick, detached, oil
Vlad's shot ahead for the vic- narrow 26-25 half-time score
others with robust averages.
the goal.
tory.
heat, garage, Robbins St. $13,900,
while Mustangs tried to familiar Shirley Tanaka’s 225 leads the
In the second period, Roy Ta $4,000 down.
Herb Miyasaki was top scorer ize themselves with the floor. At ladies averages with Ginger
Tenaka on a breakaway, scored the ® 6 ROOMS-—brick, semi-de
with 25 and Maka Makimoto who one time, Hamilton had an 11-2 rakita 215 and Kim Tanaka
prettiest goal of the night when tached, air heat, Bishop St. $7,900,
played a hard-driving game, lead.
following.
he backhanded the puck into the $1,000 down.
pumped in 16. Other scorer's
Mustangs scored from the
Kaz Kuroda’s quintet heads the
were Paul Hirano 10, Ken Miya- third-quarter tip-off to grab a standings with 75 points. Follow
© 5 ROOMS—brick, bungalow
saki 10, Roy Miyasaki 2, Georg'e 27-26 lead but Hamilton surged ing are Mas Isoshima’s 70, Joe Judo Expert from Japan with recreation room, LonborTanaka 2, Walt Kamitakahara 1, back and were never headed. Ed Tehara’s 67, Maw Mori’s 66, Su - • To Teach in Toronto
a n d Eglint on. $10,000, •
and Ted Nishimoto 1.
$3,000
to
$3,500 down
Nobuyoshi Kawano, formerly
Bogurski was the only Mustang mi Sora’s 65, Harry Inouye’s 64,
Mustang's meet Polish Vets in a to hit the hoop consistently with Mutts Baba’s 631,2, Kaide Shimi of Stevestor B. C., who holds ©8 ROOMS—brick, detached
crucial match this Sunday, Feb. 28 points while Herb Miyasaki zu’s 61, Bob Miyauchi’s 5612. and a 4th degree black belt ranking oil heat, garage, Parkdale dist
1, at 3 p.m. at UNF Hall. The was far below par with only 7 Terry Fujioka’s 42.
in judo, is expected to arrive in rict. $16,000, down payment ar
Vets are in third place with a pts. Bill Wowchuk 7, Pete Kuzranged.
In last week’s bowling, Tosh Toronto shortly from Japan.
7-6 record while Yugoslavs are a myk 6, Ken Miyasaki 4, Maki Sakura scored the best marks
Kawano wentrto Japan follow
M. YANAGISAWA
moto 1, Shiozaki 1 and Kamita with 816(352). Far behind were ing the war and since then has
kahara 1 completed the scoring.
Agent for K. Wiles. Realtors
Kaz Kuroda 710, Hiro Matsui 709 undergone extensive judo train
V
With a game tonight with the (302), and Dave Matsui 706.
ing. The Nisei is expected to in
West Office: KE. 7941
powerful Niagara Falls Jolleys
struct
Occidentals
as
well
as
Chic Yanagisawa led the ladies
East Office:
GE. 1178
who are eyeing the Dominion bas with 664, followed closely by JC’s upon his arrival.
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
ketball senior championship, Mus Ginger Terakita 662, Ruth Sasa
OL. 1427, Toronto
tangs are in good shape for the ' ki 661, Shirley Tanaka 640, Mary
coming Toronto & District play Ebata 636, Masa Hamaguchi 629,
offs on Feb. 9.
and Eileen Hayashi 622.
presents
FOR SALE
U. of T. Nisei
Students' Club
$
1
I
I
Anybody's Race In
YBS Mixed Bowling
GLASSIFIED SECTION
41
V
FEMALE HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
HAIR-DRESSER, experienced,
steady position, good wages.
Phone LO. 0005, Toronto.
)OUNG MAN, between 17 to
22 years of age, interested in
cutting~ sportswear. Phone LA.
2917, after 8 p.m., Toronto.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
for store in St. Catharines. Write
or apply to Mr. B. Sharp, 283 St.
Paul, St. Catharines, Ont.
BOY OR YOUTH for general
factory work. Phone EM. 3-8457,
Toronto.
________
GIRL for marking in laundry,
good wages. Apply 248 Avenue
Road, Toronto, KI. 3037.________
OPERATORS, foi* men’s shirts,
double or single needle sewing
machine, sectional work. Phone
WA. 6464, Toronto.
OPERATORS, experienced on
dresses and gowns. Apply A.
Richman & Sons Ltd., 161 Spadina Ave., Toronto.
________
OPERATORS, experienced on
sewing machines. Apply Para
dise Girls’ Coats Ltd., 347 Queen
St. West, Toronto, EM. 3-6576.
COSTING CLERK for general
office and typing, 5-day week,
profit-sharing
system
office.
Crystal Glass and Plastic Ltd.,
130'Queen’s Quay East at Jarvis.
Please call Miss Symonf, WA.
4490, Toronto.
TORONTO — The T. Y. B. S.
Mixed Bowling League race is a
close one as Stardusters and
Lightenings are neck to'neck in
the second series with 26 pts. and
the Beavers a close second with
24 pts., followed by Rockets with
23.
Last week’s bowling resulted
in four teams shellacking' their
opponents, the Bees, Lightenings,
Beavers and Rockets all winning
from Tangos, Glow Worms, Dom
inoes and Slo-Moes respectively.
Stardusters took five points from
the luckless Dreamers.
Tosh Hori rolled the top score
of 777(307). Others over the 600
mark were Aki Muromoto 696,
Tets Mori 696, Jack Shimizu 682,
Don Yokota 671, Husky Iida 664,
Wally Iwamoto 659, and Johnnie
Amemori 644.
Kay Mitsuhashi 622 and Amy
Kondo 651 were best for the
ladies.
— A. S.
PRESSER,
experienced
on
ladies
wear,
wanted
at
once.
Ap
a>
ply 424 Adelaide St. West, Tor
onto.
LARGE CUSTOM jewellery
firm dealing with Japan wishes
to hire a person experienced in
design and creation of custom
jewellery. Must be experienced.*
Phone WA. 8806, ask for Mr.
Pancer.
$
FOR RENT
ONE ROOM, light housekeep
ing, $6 weekly. Phone LL. 0574
(Torontopafter 5 p.m. __________
45.
ONE ROOM, newly furnished,
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
C
twin bed, grill, suit two girls’
COUPLE as chauffeur-house Phone OL. 3606, after 6 p.m.,
e
"MUSIC BY MILLER'
man and cook-general for family Toronto.______
of two adults, wages from $200
TWO ROOMS, unfurnished,
A Japanese Hit Parade
to $250 per month depending on with sink. Phone LA. 7988 (Torexperience. Box 10, The New onto) after 6 p.m._______
Canadian._________________ ______
DOOR PRIZES
FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished.
CAPABLE domestic'help want 'Bathurst and Dundas district.
Phone WA. 6624, Toronto.______
ed at once, family of three adults,
8 UNF Hall - - Fri. Feb
must live out, Bioor-Runnymedc
ONE ROOM, unfurnished, in
district, give references. Reply by new home, in exchange for gen
SI per persons' letter to 466 Glenlake Ave., Tor
#8:30-12:30
eral duties once a week and babv
onto.
sitting. Call OR. 0263 anytime
GLENN
MILLER
NITE
We have no
service charges.
TRAVELLING TO
JAPAN
Or bringing
someone orw?
We represent
all lines including
American President.
Canadian Pacific,
Pan American, and
Northwest Airlines.
Write or call
for full information
DOMINION TRAVEL
OFFICE
143 Queen St, West
EM. 6-6451
Toronto
PARTIES FOR NISEIS
CATERERS DE LUXE
for Church dinners, dances, weddings, etc.
in our
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
(air-conditioned)
call EM. 6-3102
377-379 Spadina Avenue (at Cecil St.)
TORONTO
1953
THE
NEW
CANADIAN
PAGE 7
Tenacious Checking Factor in Nisei Flyers' Win
Mustangs Lose to St. Vlads, Hamilton Over
Highly Touted Brown's, Break Loss Skein
TORONTO — Mustangs dropped two games last weekend, one
an important Bathurst-College Community encounter which would
have cinched a playoff spot, and the other, an exhibition game with
Hamilton YMCA, an entry in the Inter-City Senior League.
Lakehead Keg Lead
FORT WILLIAM, Ont. — Al
ley-Cats maintained their lead in
the final series i n Lakehead
bowling*, leading the second place
No-Names by four points, 31 to
27. Slo-Pokes nudged Sitting
Pretty from third place, having*
Sort to 22 V points. They are
followed by Ramblers IS and
High-Hopes 13.
Tak Tatebe’s 705 topped a rath
er lean week for high scores, fol
lowed by Nuke Tatebe 626 and
Terry Iwasa 606. Shig Mitsuki
rolled the high single of 303. For
the ladies, Jean
0L
Slow-Pokes was high with a 5S6
three game score.
— K. T.
Nisei Flyers snapped a two- I net. Brown’s finally tallied and
game loss streak by combining' a j applied the pressure but Kurysh
great back and fore-checking dis i held them at bay with some amazf
play with their* scoring* punch in I dig gymnastics. Greg Cusshon
defeating Brown’s F. S. in a THE l scored the clincher on a pass from
Intermediate clash at Stouffville. I Georg'e Anzai while Brown’s end-
With the 73-68 defeat from St.
Vladimir, Mustangs di'opped to
fourth place with a six wins, six For Tor. Shutilers
losses record and need at least
6 wins, 2 lo
Trinity and AYPA, both solid
one more win to keep the playoff
Manager
; Nakao applied had dropped a 3-2 game to UNly cemented in the Toronto Nisei
berth. St. Vlad’s caught the Nisei
some neat
•hology when he YF Bruins. Hard-working for
Badminton League cellar with no
with their defenses down when win
threatened that ho would bench ward Dave Sunahara may be lost
will battle it
they raced to a half-time 42-26
any player who did riot do his to the team since he suffered a
out on Feb. 6 for the dubious
lead with Dachyshyn leading the
share of checking both ways, back injury in smashing against
right of meeting' league-leading
with the result that even Greg the boards during an incompleted
Metro (4-0) in the playoffs.
Mustangs rallied strongly in
Cusshon, the top scorer, who is
The loser of the match meets
the third quarter, cutting the
not rioted for his backchecking
Metro while the winner tackles
lead to 10 points, midway in the second
decided to come up with a bril
NYLON WEB
place TNBC Juniors (3-1)
period. With the Miyasaki’s. in the
liant
defensive
chore.
&
NYLON
TWINE
other playoff bracket.
Herb, Ken, and Roy, all resting
The fierce checking paid off as
"First” Vancouver Fish.
on the bench with four personals,
Brown
’
the
leading
team
in
the
Net & Twine Factory
rung below Mustangs with 5-7.
Paul Hirano and Maka Makimoto
group.
managed
only
two
>
shots
With only two games left to play,
Vancouver
led the rookies in a spirited drive,
on goalie Billy Kurysh in the.
this weekend looms as a decisive
cutting the lead by the third one.
ISOSHIMA'S 258 TOPS first canto. Yuki Kameoka fed
quarter whistle to three points.
Ron Pierce on the Flyers’ first
Meanwhile in a bathnight clash MAJOR MIXED AVGS.
Fielding their first-string
goal
while Roy Kobayashi scored
in Hamilton, St. Christopher
Mas Isoshima leads men’s aver
squad, Mustangs tied the game Mustangs lost a 65-55 decision to
on a weird play when he broke
ages in the Toronto Major Mixed
55-55 'but the mighty effort had the men from the Mountain.
away alone, shot over the goal, ®6 ROOMS
detached, on
by a large margin with 258. Maw
Greenwood
and
Danforth.
$10,750,
slacked their resources and St. Hamilton YMCA squeaked to a Mori 236 and Mutts Baba 231 are and then smashed in the rebound
$4,000 down.
as the puck bounced back over • ROOMS—brick, detached, oil
Vlad's shot ahead for the vic- narrow 26-25 half-time score
others with robust averages.
the goal.
tory.
heat, garage, Robbins St. $13,900,
while Mustangs tried to familiar Shirley Tanaka’s 225 leads the
In the second period, Roy Ta $4,000 down.
Herb Miyasaki was top scorer ize themselves with the floor. At ladies averages with Ginger
Tenaka on a breakaway, scored the ® 6 ROOMS-—brick, semi-de
with 25 and Maka Makimoto who one time, Hamilton had an 11-2 rakita 215 and Kim Tanaka
prettiest goal of the night when tached, air heat, Bishop St. $7,900,
played a hard-driving game, lead.
following.
he backhanded the puck into the $1,000 down.
pumped in 16. Other scorer's
Mustangs scored from the
Kaz Kuroda’s quintet heads the
were Paul Hirano 10, Ken Miya- third-quarter tip-off to grab a standings with 75 points. Follow
© 5 ROOMS—brick, bungalow
saki 10, Roy Miyasaki 2, Georg'e 27-26 lead but Hamilton surged ing are Mas Isoshima’s 70, Joe Judo Expert from Japan with recreation room, LonborTanaka 2, Walt Kamitakahara 1, back and were never headed. Ed Tehara’s 67, Maw Mori’s 66, Su - • To Teach in Toronto
a n d Eglint on. $10,000, •
and Ted Nishimoto 1.
$3,000
to
$3,500 down
Nobuyoshi Kawano, formerly
Bogurski was the only Mustang mi Sora’s 65, Harry Inouye’s 64,
Mustang's meet Polish Vets in a to hit the hoop consistently with Mutts Baba’s 631,2, Kaide Shimi of Stevestor B. C., who holds ©8 ROOMS—brick, detached
crucial match this Sunday, Feb. 28 points while Herb Miyasaki zu’s 61, Bob Miyauchi’s 5612. and a 4th degree black belt ranking oil heat, garage, Parkdale dist
1, at 3 p.m. at UNF Hall. The was far below par with only 7 Terry Fujioka’s 42.
in judo, is expected to arrive in rict. $16,000, down payment ar
Vets are in third place with a pts. Bill Wowchuk 7, Pete Kuzranged.
In last week’s bowling, Tosh Toronto shortly from Japan.
7-6 record while Yugoslavs are a myk 6, Ken Miyasaki 4, Maki Sakura scored the best marks
Kawano wentrto Japan follow
M. YANAGISAWA
moto 1, Shiozaki 1 and Kamita with 816(352). Far behind were ing the war and since then has
kahara 1 completed the scoring.
Agent for K. Wiles. Realtors
Kaz Kuroda 710, Hiro Matsui 709 undergone extensive judo train
V
With a game tonight with the (302), and Dave Matsui 706.
ing. The Nisei is expected to in
West Office: KE. 7941
powerful Niagara Falls Jolleys
struct
Occidentals
as
well
as
Chic Yanagisawa led the ladies
East Office:
GE. 1178
who are eyeing the Dominion bas with 664, followed closely by JC’s upon his arrival.
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
ketball senior championship, Mus Ginger Terakita 662, Ruth Sasa
OL. 1427, Toronto
tangs are in good shape for the ' ki 661, Shirley Tanaka 640, Mary
coming Toronto & District play Ebata 636, Masa Hamaguchi 629,
offs on Feb. 9.
and Eileen Hayashi 622.
presents
FOR SALE
U. of T. Nisei
Students' Club
$
1
I
I
Anybody's Race In
YBS Mixed Bowling
GLASSIFIED SECTION
41
V
FEMALE HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
HAIR-DRESSER, experienced,
steady position, good wages.
Phone LO. 0005, Toronto.
)OUNG MAN, between 17 to
22 years of age, interested in
cutting~ sportswear. Phone LA.
2917, after 8 p.m., Toronto.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
for store in St. Catharines. Write
or apply to Mr. B. Sharp, 283 St.
Paul, St. Catharines, Ont.
BOY OR YOUTH for general
factory work. Phone EM. 3-8457,
Toronto.
________
GIRL for marking in laundry,
good wages. Apply 248 Avenue
Road, Toronto, KI. 3037.________
OPERATORS, foi* men’s shirts,
double or single needle sewing
machine, sectional work. Phone
WA. 6464, Toronto.
OPERATORS, experienced on
dresses and gowns. Apply A.
Richman & Sons Ltd., 161 Spadina Ave., Toronto.
________
OPERATORS, experienced on
sewing machines. Apply Para
dise Girls’ Coats Ltd., 347 Queen
St. West, Toronto, EM. 3-6576.
COSTING CLERK for general
office and typing, 5-day week,
profit-sharing
system
office.
Crystal Glass and Plastic Ltd.,
130'Queen’s Quay East at Jarvis.
Please call Miss Symonf, WA.
4490, Toronto.
TORONTO — The T. Y. B. S.
Mixed Bowling League race is a
close one as Stardusters and
Lightenings are neck to'neck in
the second series with 26 pts. and
the Beavers a close second with
24 pts., followed by Rockets with
23.
Last week’s bowling resulted
in four teams shellacking' their
opponents, the Bees, Lightenings,
Beavers and Rockets all winning
from Tangos, Glow Worms, Dom
inoes and Slo-Moes respectively.
Stardusters took five points from
the luckless Dreamers.
Tosh Hori rolled the top score
of 777(307). Others over the 600
mark were Aki Muromoto 696,
Tets Mori 696, Jack Shimizu 682,
Don Yokota 671, Husky Iida 664,
Wally Iwamoto 659, and Johnnie
Amemori 644.
Kay Mitsuhashi 622 and Amy
Kondo 651 were best for the
ladies.
— A. S.
PRESSER,
experienced
on
ladies
wear,
wanted
at
once.
Ap
a>
ply 424 Adelaide St. West, Tor
onto.
LARGE CUSTOM jewellery
firm dealing with Japan wishes
to hire a person experienced in
design and creation of custom
jewellery. Must be experienced.*
Phone WA. 8806, ask for Mr.
Pancer.
$
FOR RENT
ONE ROOM, light housekeep
ing, $6 weekly. Phone LL. 0574
(Torontopafter 5 p.m. __________
45.
ONE ROOM, newly furnished,
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
C
twin bed, grill, suit two girls’
COUPLE as chauffeur-house Phone OL. 3606, after 6 p.m.,
e
"MUSIC BY MILLER'
man and cook-general for family Toronto.______
of two adults, wages from $200
TWO ROOMS, unfurnished,
A Japanese Hit Parade
to $250 per month depending on with sink. Phone LA. 7988 (Torexperience. Box 10, The New onto) after 6 p.m._______
Canadian._________________ ______
DOOR PRIZES
FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished.
CAPABLE domestic'help want 'Bathurst and Dundas district.
Phone WA. 6624, Toronto.______
ed at once, family of three adults,
8 UNF Hall - - Fri. Feb
must live out, Bioor-Runnymedc
ONE ROOM, unfurnished, in
district, give references. Reply by new home, in exchange for gen
SI per persons' letter to 466 Glenlake Ave., Tor
#8:30-12:30
eral duties once a week and babv
onto.
sitting. Call OR. 0263 anytime
GLENN
MILLER
NITE
We have no
service charges.
TRAVELLING TO
JAPAN
Or bringing
someone orw?
We represent
all lines including
American President.
Canadian Pacific,
Pan American, and
Northwest Airlines.
Write or call
for full information
DOMINION TRAVEL
OFFICE
143 Queen St, West
EM. 6-6451
Toronto
PARTIES FOR NISEIS
CATERERS DE LUXE
for Church dinners, dances, weddings, etc.
in our
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
(air-conditioned)
call EM. 6-3102
377-379 Spadina Avenue (at Cecil St.)
TORONTO
Page 8
w
Toronto JCCA Chapter
Membership Fund Drive
Previous Total _.........
Saturday, January 31, 1953
'iiiiinHinHiiiiinniniinnmninnin
SIS THE NEW CANADIAN
Lucien C. Kurata
'HHinniHniiiiiiHiiiHfiiuimn
$1,281.00
Barrister and Solicitor
Notary Public
1st
S’ E” Toronto
Rose Kato ____________
-——
___________ ^^ Independent Japanese-English Organ.
.... 2.00
Jiro Kijronaga ________
6—
Toronto.
U.
of
T
Stu
4.00
dents’ ciubX^ a Nisei “S
“S ™.“^ “d “y Of each week
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
Kiyoto Matsumoto ....
dents’ Club 6th Annual Glen
3.00
as
a
medium
of
expression
and
news
outlet
H. A. Yamanaka_____
2.00
Off. EM. 6-0^5? Rdes. LY. 34r
Miller Nite, at UNFHall, 8:30S. Nakamura & Family
tkose of Japanese origin in Canada
10.00
12:30
p.m.
Toshio Ko-tani ________
4/9 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
5.00
Isosaburo Uyeda _____
5.00 7—Chatham. Kent JCCA Shibai,
___ ^^LitVVZljilJjV^^^
Post °£H<=e Dept., Ottawa.
Scotty Nakamura _____
3
2.00
at Chatham YMCA, 8 p.m.
Roger Tanaka & Family .... 10.00 $ Vancouver. Vancouver YBA
Mrs. C. Kitazaki & Family
6.00
General Meeting, at Hastings
Mr. & Mr. Yasujiro Kusumi .. 2.00
Auditorium, 2 p.m.
K. Harada ..................................
5.00
K. Nakai, Steve, Sachi, &
14—-Toronto. Club Adelphi Valen
Emmy ...................................
8.00
tine Dance, at University SetThe first session for 1953 of -___________________
Saichiro Shimizu ................
2.00
tlement House, 8:30-12 p.m.
I
284.x TOMO, STRUT, TOEQNfo, o„r
G. Kawaguchi & Toshio ...
the
U. of T. Nisei Students’ Club
,
4.00
14
—
Hamilton.
Hamilton
Nisei
Rev. Ken Kuboniwa.......... 2.00
Debating Parliament will be held
Basketball League St. Valen
Kaizo Kamachi ...................
2.00
at 15 Grange Rd., on Sat., Jan.
|
WINTER COATS
J
E. V. Maruno .......................
2.00
tine s Dance, at Casa Romana
Y. Noda ....................................
°
I
A MWly f°rmed Nisei social
fibred to Measure
2.00
S:30 p.m.
Ken Tanaka ..............................
2.00
formaI scholastic club may be' holding dancino- Ses15—Lethbridge. Alta. J.C.C.A.
D. Muraki ...................................
2.00
lethod
of
debate
in which there sions every Sunday evening a+
Council Meeting, at YMCA, 2
Mrs. S. Muraki ........................
237 Seaton St. — Toronto
2.00
r ap?°mted Fidges and in which the Sons of England Hall 2 Berti
Mr. S. Muraki ..........................
p.m.
2.00
Telephone RA. 2618
Miss A. Muraki ......................
rtt V “ dOeS not Participate, St. (first street west of Church
2.00 27—Toronto. Nisei Flyers Dance
Mrs. D. Muraki ......................
* this House, the members (the off Queen)
2.00
at UNF Hall.
Mitoko Baba .............................
2.00
audience) may both speak and
The dancing will consist mostK. Yano & Family..................
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
8.00
i ote for or against the resolution ly of Latin-American numbers
MARCH
Miss Ruth Yano .....................
2.00
with one hour of instruction bv
Kasaku Fred Takahashi ...
for better health consult. .
2.00 6—Vancouver. Vancouver JCCA according to personal opinion.
R. Kagawa ...................................
Ine resolution to be put before Gordon Burke.
2.00
Bowling League Dance, at HasMac Miyashita ..........................
.
the House is: ‘'That this House
The club meets from 7:30 to
2.00
dn^s
Auditorium, 9 p.m.
H. & A. Takahashi ...............
5.00
* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
15—Lethbridge. Alberta J.C.C.A. resolves that capital punishment 11 p.m. this Sunday, . Feb. 1 and
Sam Ito .........................................
3.00
be
™
b
?
Iished
in
Canada
”
will
likely
meet
every
Sundav.
Third Annual Oratorical Con
Minoru Matsui '............................
2.00
Office Ra. 6549
(yoS^ S\
Masao Matsui .............................
Elsie Iwasaki and Sam Wata- Membership is open to all per2.00
test, at Capitol Theatre, 3 p.m.
.... ML
TOSonto0"’
M. Matsui ......................................
2.00
nabe will be the government I sons interested.
Miss Emy Sugiura ...................
2.00
I ?eakers “w®1^ the motion.
------------ :-------A. Matsumoto ..............................
2.00
J. Togawa......................................
loco
Opposing
them
will
be
Shirley
5.00
♦
Kitagawa and Richard Arima.
Y. Nikaido ............................ ............ 5.00
?
Yoshinori L. Masaki ................. 2.00
?
SLOCA.NCITY R c
u j Fe Speakers of the House will I
Doctor of Chiropractic
i
S. Maikawa ..................................... 2.00
COALDALE,
Alta.
—
The
:
«me Minister,
19 YONGE BLVD.
S. Takeda ......................................... 2.00 ing
Coaldale
J
CCA
will
be
holding
a
11
utive
for
i •
Sakamoto;
Leader
of
the
Residence
Mr. & Mrs. Hiro Kawaguchi . 2.00
Office
OX.
8021
Shibai
on
March
14
at
the
Coal|
Mrs. S. Hori ...................................
5.00
HU. 8148
Isamu Nomura ............................
dale Community Hall. Further
2.00
Fumie Watanabe .........................
2.00
pIMMIOIIIIIIIIilllillllllllilMllllffl
details will follow.
Mrs. Tomi Watanabe ..............
2.00
other officers are Tomio Eto, toXteXXYT^Y
Mrs. Hanae Fukushima ..........
2.00
Kazuo Fukushima .....................
2.00 Vice-president; Mitsugu Imada
debate and hi th
V ” ‘ °
t 1
Miss Misa Nakamura ..............
2.00 Japanese sec’y; G. Matsubayashi, wX ’ d , f 1,
Barrister& Solicitor
1
HAMILTON — The Hamilton ।
Miss Mary Nakamura..............
2.00 English sec’y; and T. Kose, treas- will L Xld Ad
Nisei Basketball League is plan
Mrs. Tome Nakamura............... 2.00
urer.
De
served
Admission
is
free
ning a St. Valentine’s Dance at
Genmatsu Nakamura ............... 2.00
and doors will ogen a.t 8:15 p.m.
Masao Yoshida .......... ................... 2.00
the Casa Romana, from 8:30 p.m.
Miss Esther Kanda ..................
2.00
The hall is located on Murray St.
372 Bay St., Toronto
Henry Kanda ..................................
2.00
rear
James.
— T. S
Miss Marianne Kanda............... 2.00
Telephone EM. 3-4391
Mr. & Mrs. Y. Kanda............... 4.00
Sachiko Tohana ............................ 2.00
OMISSION
I kelowna bdc __ KenZaTamotsu Tohana .......................... 3.00
S
u. Of T. Nisei Students Club to Hold Debate
On ’Capita! Punishment', Plan Audience Comment
^e^800101 Club Formed
May Meet Every Sunday
f
I MICHI ASHIKAWA I
J
T. Nishimura Heads
fl
,
1953 siocan JCCA
Coaldale ICC A Slrrfoc
c- T ' J ^ Slates
1 ^ai, March 14th
■
:
J. T. MORITO, D.C.
I
■« X ZX^at ^ MW NiShik™;
Ham. Basketball Dance
Nakade Heads New
Steveston Group
|Cameron, ^Weldon, H
I Brewin & McCallum j
j
B
OBITUARY
°
.
Omited from the list of Van
couver Y.B.A. executive officers
Total to Date _ ____
$1,465.00
on the J an. 7 issue was treasurer
(Advt.)
Saburo
Nishimura. Only the of
Japanese Canadian organization J S™“
Gh«rch by Rev.
ficers of the YT.A. meet on the
herein to be referred to as the
'
yama>
third Wednesday of' each month
Steveston Nisei Club. Elected to
TADA
Golf Clubs For SALE
—
not the members.
head the group, now consisting of
NEW DENVER, B. C. — IwaFor Good Values In Goltovei 60 members, was Ryan Na- P1’0 Tada, 70, succumbed to a
NEW PHONE NUMBERS
Clubs, New or Used, Call
kadeI brain hemorrhage on Jan. 22.
MI. 0346.
TORONTO — Mr. Kenzo Na
Assisting the new president are Funeral services were held on
gai
’s new phone number is ME
Terry Sakai, vice-president; Nan Jan. 26 at the Japanese Hall.
3687.
VIC OHASHI
cy Kobayashi, secretary: Mits
TORONTO — Mr. G. Y. Kan
MURAKAMI
Sakai, treasurer; Susie Niwatsudas
is ME
TORONTO
NEW DENVER, B. C. — Tsu- 9667. new phone number
'
kino and Kim Shirakawa, social
^iiniiiHiiniiiHiiiiiiiiininunujjj^ convenors; Jane Sameshima and netaro Murakami, 71, died on Jan.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Hubbo Matsuzaki, spoils conven -o at the Old Age Home in New
Denver.
Funeral
services
^^^ Mrs. G. Nagamatsu
I
M. HATANAKA
5 ors.
were
and family have moved to 8 Wild
conducted on Jan. 28.
The club members will meet
wood Crescent, Toronto 8, Onr.
=
agent for
=
Their new telephone is RI. 3752.
SHIMIZU
every Sunday at the Red Cross
KAMLOOPS, B. C. - Kenji
=
ELECTRO-SUN
= Hall. All interested persons are
Shimizu,
63, passed away on Jan. acknowledgements
|
APPLIANCE LTD.
= incited to attend. A recent activ
The New Canadian acknow
ity was a successful whist drive J at Kamloops Inland Hospital
ledges
with thanks generous do*
n ^®Kaml0°Ps JCCA and the
= • TW Sets ® Frigidaires E held on Jan. 8.
uddhist Church sponsored fun- nations from the following:
The Steveston Nisei Club re
Mrs. Miyo Sagara. Toronto in
cently received congratulations eral seiwices at the Dwyer Fun memory of husband, Ryojiro Sa
: Coll LA. 8839, after 6 p.m.
from the B. C.
eral Home on Jan. 13. He had gara.
:208 Emerson Ave. — Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuzo Koyanagi,
ers. Steveston does not hav e a
naturalized in Yukon in
Steveston, B. C., on engagement of
1913
1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII111111111
local chapter.
191o and had spent most of his daughter.
there. He had no relatives.
Mr. Y. Osaka, Toronto, in mem
STEVESTON, B. C. — Formed
recently at a meeting at the Red
Cross Hall in StevfsXX^
72, passed away on
m Wme' Funeral services
^^
farm help wanted
We require help experienced in
hme AulomoMe
fruit farming, including cultiva
tion, pruning, efC of
f •
trees
f r
■ to01 employ
a11 fruit
v
v
before you buy
trees. Wn
V e prefer
a
Financing and' Insuranct Servic^ Me Abcut 31X Low-Cost $ I Japanese dnadtan famiK'
£ £roMd' A ‘”- "ill be the
sup-
THE BILL TAKEDA AGENCY
.
224 Delhi Avenue
EM. 3 - 1349
moving to b. c.?
Contact
JIM KAKUTANI
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
530 Burrard St.
Vancouver 1, B. C.
Established 32 Years
Members of Vancouver
Real Estate Board
Phone MAfine 6421
Day or Night
>
TORIC OPTICAL
OPTOMETRISTS
Complete Core
K
118 W. HASTINGS ST.
I
VANCOUVER, B. C.
I
®
ory of the late Mrs. Tomie Osaka.
CAR BUYERS
■>5I n
j F. A. Brewin, Q.C. j
INSURANCE
Toronto
RE. 2385
vs
Write
L. M.
Hameau Fruits. R R i v-.
•
h Viagaraon-the-Lake, Ont.
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
•
For Wedding Receptions
®
For Private or Club Parties
—
AIR-CONDITIONED
—
THE GREAT CHINA
restaurant
II Elizabeth St.
_
Telephone EM. 4-5935.
Toronto.
' 1
Toronto JCCA Chapter
Membership Fund Drive
Previous Total _.........
Saturday, January 31, 1953
'iiiiinHinHiiiiinniniinnmninnin
SIS THE NEW CANADIAN
Lucien C. Kurata
'HHinniHniiiiiiHiiiHfiiuimn
$1,281.00
Barrister and Solicitor
Notary Public
1st
S’ E” Toronto
Rose Kato ____________
-——
___________ ^^ Independent Japanese-English Organ.
.... 2.00
Jiro Kijronaga ________
6—
Toronto.
U.
of
T
Stu
4.00
dents’ ciubX^ a Nisei “S
“S ™.“^ “d “y Of each week
1st and 2nd Mortgage Loans
Kiyoto Matsumoto ....
dents’ Club 6th Annual Glen
3.00
as
a
medium
of
expression
and
news
outlet
H. A. Yamanaka_____
2.00
Off. EM. 6-0^5? Rdes. LY. 34r
Miller Nite, at UNFHall, 8:30S. Nakamura & Family
tkose of Japanese origin in Canada
10.00
12:30
p.m.
Toshio Ko-tani ________
4/9 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
5.00
Isosaburo Uyeda _____
5.00 7—Chatham. Kent JCCA Shibai,
___ ^^LitVVZljilJjV^^^
Post °£H<=e Dept., Ottawa.
Scotty Nakamura _____
3
2.00
at Chatham YMCA, 8 p.m.
Roger Tanaka & Family .... 10.00 $ Vancouver. Vancouver YBA
Mrs. C. Kitazaki & Family
6.00
General Meeting, at Hastings
Mr. & Mr. Yasujiro Kusumi .. 2.00
Auditorium, 2 p.m.
K. Harada ..................................
5.00
K. Nakai, Steve, Sachi, &
14—-Toronto. Club Adelphi Valen
Emmy ...................................
8.00
tine Dance, at University SetThe first session for 1953 of -___________________
Saichiro Shimizu ................
2.00
tlement House, 8:30-12 p.m.
I
284.x TOMO, STRUT, TOEQNfo, o„r
G. Kawaguchi & Toshio ...
the
U. of T. Nisei Students’ Club
,
4.00
14
—
Hamilton.
Hamilton
Nisei
Rev. Ken Kuboniwa.......... 2.00
Debating Parliament will be held
Basketball League St. Valen
Kaizo Kamachi ...................
2.00
at 15 Grange Rd., on Sat., Jan.
|
WINTER COATS
J
E. V. Maruno .......................
2.00
tine s Dance, at Casa Romana
Y. Noda ....................................
°
I
A MWly f°rmed Nisei social
fibred to Measure
2.00
S:30 p.m.
Ken Tanaka ..............................
2.00
formaI scholastic club may be' holding dancino- Ses15—Lethbridge. Alta. J.C.C.A.
D. Muraki ...................................
2.00
lethod
of
debate
in which there sions every Sunday evening a+
Council Meeting, at YMCA, 2
Mrs. S. Muraki ........................
237 Seaton St. — Toronto
2.00
r ap?°mted Fidges and in which the Sons of England Hall 2 Berti
Mr. S. Muraki ..........................
p.m.
2.00
Telephone RA. 2618
Miss A. Muraki ......................
rtt V “ dOeS not Participate, St. (first street west of Church
2.00 27—Toronto. Nisei Flyers Dance
Mrs. D. Muraki ......................
* this House, the members (the off Queen)
2.00
at UNF Hall.
Mitoko Baba .............................
2.00
audience) may both speak and
The dancing will consist mostK. Yano & Family..................
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
8.00
i ote for or against the resolution ly of Latin-American numbers
MARCH
Miss Ruth Yano .....................
2.00
with one hour of instruction bv
Kasaku Fred Takahashi ...
for better health consult. .
2.00 6—Vancouver. Vancouver JCCA according to personal opinion.
R. Kagawa ...................................
Ine resolution to be put before Gordon Burke.
2.00
Bowling League Dance, at HasMac Miyashita ..........................
.
the House is: ‘'That this House
The club meets from 7:30 to
2.00
dn^s
Auditorium, 9 p.m.
H. & A. Takahashi ...............
5.00
* DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
15—Lethbridge. Alberta J.C.C.A. resolves that capital punishment 11 p.m. this Sunday, . Feb. 1 and
Sam Ito .........................................
3.00
be
™
b
?
Iished
in
Canada
”
will
likely
meet
every
Sundav.
Third Annual Oratorical Con
Minoru Matsui '............................
2.00
Office Ra. 6549
(yoS^ S\
Masao Matsui .............................
Elsie Iwasaki and Sam Wata- Membership is open to all per2.00
test, at Capitol Theatre, 3 p.m.
.... ML
TOSonto0"’
M. Matsui ......................................
2.00
nabe will be the government I sons interested.
Miss Emy Sugiura ...................
2.00
I ?eakers “w®1^ the motion.
------------ :-------A. Matsumoto ..............................
2.00
J. Togawa......................................
loco
Opposing
them
will
be
Shirley
5.00
♦
Kitagawa and Richard Arima.
Y. Nikaido ............................ ............ 5.00
?
Yoshinori L. Masaki ................. 2.00
?
SLOCA.NCITY R c
u j Fe Speakers of the House will I
Doctor of Chiropractic
i
S. Maikawa ..................................... 2.00
COALDALE,
Alta.
—
The
:
«me Minister,
19 YONGE BLVD.
S. Takeda ......................................... 2.00 ing
Coaldale
J
CCA
will
be
holding
a
11
utive
for
i •
Sakamoto;
Leader
of
the
Residence
Mr. & Mrs. Hiro Kawaguchi . 2.00
Office
OX.
8021
Shibai
on
March
14
at
the
Coal|
Mrs. S. Hori ...................................
5.00
HU. 8148
Isamu Nomura ............................
dale Community Hall. Further
2.00
Fumie Watanabe .........................
2.00
pIMMIOIIIIIIIIilllillllllllilMllllffl
details will follow.
Mrs. Tomi Watanabe ..............
2.00
other officers are Tomio Eto, toXteXXYT^Y
Mrs. Hanae Fukushima ..........
2.00
Kazuo Fukushima .....................
2.00 Vice-president; Mitsugu Imada
debate and hi th
V ” ‘ °
t 1
Miss Misa Nakamura ..............
2.00 Japanese sec’y; G. Matsubayashi, wX ’ d , f 1,
Barrister& Solicitor
1
HAMILTON — The Hamilton ।
Miss Mary Nakamura..............
2.00 English sec’y; and T. Kose, treas- will L Xld Ad
Nisei Basketball League is plan
Mrs. Tome Nakamura............... 2.00
urer.
De
served
Admission
is
free
ning a St. Valentine’s Dance at
Genmatsu Nakamura ............... 2.00
and doors will ogen a.t 8:15 p.m.
Masao Yoshida .......... ................... 2.00
the Casa Romana, from 8:30 p.m.
Miss Esther Kanda ..................
2.00
The hall is located on Murray St.
372 Bay St., Toronto
Henry Kanda ..................................
2.00
rear
James.
— T. S
Miss Marianne Kanda............... 2.00
Telephone EM. 3-4391
Mr. & Mrs. Y. Kanda............... 4.00
Sachiko Tohana ............................ 2.00
OMISSION
I kelowna bdc __ KenZaTamotsu Tohana .......................... 3.00
S
u. Of T. Nisei Students Club to Hold Debate
On ’Capita! Punishment', Plan Audience Comment
^e^800101 Club Formed
May Meet Every Sunday
f
I MICHI ASHIKAWA I
J
T. Nishimura Heads
fl
,
1953 siocan JCCA
Coaldale ICC A Slrrfoc
c- T ' J ^ Slates
1 ^ai, March 14th
■
:
J. T. MORITO, D.C.
I
■« X ZX^at ^ MW NiShik™;
Ham. Basketball Dance
Nakade Heads New
Steveston Group
|Cameron, ^Weldon, H
I Brewin & McCallum j
j
B
OBITUARY
°
.
Omited from the list of Van
couver Y.B.A. executive officers
Total to Date _ ____
$1,465.00
on the J an. 7 issue was treasurer
(Advt.)
Saburo
Nishimura. Only the of
Japanese Canadian organization J S™“
Gh«rch by Rev.
ficers of the YT.A. meet on the
herein to be referred to as the
'
yama>
third Wednesday of' each month
Steveston Nisei Club. Elected to
TADA
Golf Clubs For SALE
—
not the members.
head the group, now consisting of
NEW DENVER, B. C. — IwaFor Good Values In Goltovei 60 members, was Ryan Na- P1’0 Tada, 70, succumbed to a
NEW PHONE NUMBERS
Clubs, New or Used, Call
kadeI brain hemorrhage on Jan. 22.
MI. 0346.
TORONTO — Mr. Kenzo Na
Assisting the new president are Funeral services were held on
gai
’s new phone number is ME
Terry Sakai, vice-president; Nan Jan. 26 at the Japanese Hall.
3687.
VIC OHASHI
cy Kobayashi, secretary: Mits
TORONTO — Mr. G. Y. Kan
MURAKAMI
Sakai, treasurer; Susie Niwatsudas
is ME
TORONTO
NEW DENVER, B. C. — Tsu- 9667. new phone number
'
kino and Kim Shirakawa, social
^iiniiiHiiniiiHiiiiiiiiininunujjj^ convenors; Jane Sameshima and netaro Murakami, 71, died on Jan.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
Hubbo Matsuzaki, spoils conven -o at the Old Age Home in New
Denver.
Funeral
services
^^^ Mrs. G. Nagamatsu
I
M. HATANAKA
5 ors.
were
and family have moved to 8 Wild
conducted on Jan. 28.
The club members will meet
wood Crescent, Toronto 8, Onr.
=
agent for
=
Their new telephone is RI. 3752.
SHIMIZU
every Sunday at the Red Cross
KAMLOOPS, B. C. - Kenji
=
ELECTRO-SUN
= Hall. All interested persons are
Shimizu,
63, passed away on Jan. acknowledgements
|
APPLIANCE LTD.
= incited to attend. A recent activ
The New Canadian acknow
ity was a successful whist drive J at Kamloops Inland Hospital
ledges
with thanks generous do*
n ^®Kaml0°Ps JCCA and the
= • TW Sets ® Frigidaires E held on Jan. 8.
uddhist Church sponsored fun- nations from the following:
The Steveston Nisei Club re
Mrs. Miyo Sagara. Toronto in
cently received congratulations eral seiwices at the Dwyer Fun memory of husband, Ryojiro Sa
: Coll LA. 8839, after 6 p.m.
from the B. C.
eral Home on Jan. 13. He had gara.
:208 Emerson Ave. — Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuzo Koyanagi,
ers. Steveston does not hav e a
naturalized in Yukon in
Steveston, B. C., on engagement of
1913
1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII111111111
local chapter.
191o and had spent most of his daughter.
there. He had no relatives.
Mr. Y. Osaka, Toronto, in mem
STEVESTON, B. C. — Formed
recently at a meeting at the Red
Cross Hall in StevfsXX^
72, passed away on
m Wme' Funeral services
^^
farm help wanted
We require help experienced in
hme AulomoMe
fruit farming, including cultiva
tion, pruning, efC of
f •
trees
f r
■ to01 employ
a11 fruit
v
v
before you buy
trees. Wn
V e prefer
a
Financing and' Insuranct Servic^ Me Abcut 31X Low-Cost $ I Japanese dnadtan famiK'
£ £roMd' A ‘”- "ill be the
sup-
THE BILL TAKEDA AGENCY
.
224 Delhi Avenue
EM. 3 - 1349
moving to b. c.?
Contact
JIM KAKUTANI
H. A. ROBERTS LTD.,
530 Burrard St.
Vancouver 1, B. C.
Established 32 Years
Members of Vancouver
Real Estate Board
Phone MAfine 6421
Day or Night
>
TORIC OPTICAL
OPTOMETRISTS
Complete Core
K
118 W. HASTINGS ST.
I
VANCOUVER, B. C.
I
®
ory of the late Mrs. Tomie Osaka.
CAR BUYERS
■>5I n
j F. A. Brewin, Q.C. j
INSURANCE
Toronto
RE. 2385
vs
Write
L. M.
Hameau Fruits. R R i v-.
•
h Viagaraon-the-Lake, Ont.
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
•
For Wedding Receptions
®
For Private or Club Parties
—
AIR-CONDITIONED
—
THE GREAT CHINA
restaurant
II Elizabeth St.
_
Telephone EM. 4-5935.
Toronto.
' 1