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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ For
VOL. 16 —NO. 14
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21,
The Weekly Habit
1953
TORONTO, ONT.
Describe Event 'Significant Policy Change’
As Two Steveston Congregations Unite
Earlier in the year, it was an Canadian soldiers just to get out
nounced that Army officials were■ of Japan and get into this dreamgoing to make it tougher' for
STEVESTON, B. C
and of Buicks and bungalows
lark- Rev. Hislop Dickson, chairman of [ roll showing 40 names and Dr.
Canadian military personnel stain
g
the
first
time
that
such
an. home missions, noted that Japa Rackham solemnly declared the
across the Pacific, with no real
tioned in the Far East to marry thought of working out a happv event had occurred in Canada, the
nese within the United Church of congregations one.
Japanese girls and bring them
Japanese
Canadian
congregation
Canada will no longer be “segre
The groups will now attend one
marriage. It’s recalled that * a.
back to Canada.
Canadian army chaplain screen was officially amalgamated on gated in their religious life”.
service in English whereas in the
At first whiff, it smelled like ing the prospective brides found -i eo. Io with the regular' congre
High point of the ceremony ! past, two separate services were
another implication of the gov only two out of ten to be of the gation of the Steveston United
came when Sam Montgomery of held in the one church. A church
ernment’s anti-Asiatic immigra right sort.
Chui ch. The move was called lta the regular congregation handed building owned by the Japanese
tion policy. Here was a fingersignificant
policy change for the | a roll to Dr. George S. Packham, congregation but not used after
So, it's only common sense that
hole in the dike and they were dictates making it difficult for United Church of Canada”.
chairman of Vancouver Presbyt the evacuation, was transferred
acting to close even that trickle soldiers to marry abroad. First
Said Dr. W. Percy Bunt, sup ery, which showed the names of to Steveston United Church title.
that’s dribbling in.
consideration in placing these ob erintendent of missions, “the 70 congregation members. Then
Others in the JC group who
However, much as we habitual stacles are the soldiers them amalgamation is significant in the Genji Otsu, representing' the Ja took part in the ceremony includ
area of human relationships” and panese congregation, presented a ed Rintaro Hayashi, Aronojo
ly rant against Canada’s stand on selves.
immigration, here we go along
A new angle was injected into
Akume, Esomatsu Nakatani, Roy
with the army policy. For all the case of the Japanese war
Okamoto, Mrs. Goichiro Yone
concerned, it’s the best interest brides when a parent of a Can
moto and Mrs. E. Katai.
to delay these quick East-West adian soldier protested against
Also attending was Rev. W. R.
marriages. Moreover, this “cool the sanctioning of these intermar
McWilliams, former missionary
On February 11, a magic carpet to Japan, who has been leading
ing-off” regulation is not discrim riages through the newspaoer.
Pat Ono Wins Manitoba unceremoniously tumbled two Japanese services in the past.
inatory in that it also applies to
It takes us back to the evacu
bewildered tourists onto the stage
Canadian soldiers in Europe seek ation days when ghost-town res
Children who attended the
WINNIPEG
—
The
winner
of
in
Moyse
Hall
of
McGill
Universing permission to change frau- idents worried about their sons
Steveston United Church Sunday
the first Manitoba JCCA Essay ity to face an equally startler
leins into hausfraus.
School had helped to cement
out east finding themselves hakuContest was Miss Pat Ono who Indian snake charmer. Thus
friendly
relations!) ips between
jin
wives.
The
dilemma,
although
Purpose is to discourage hasty
won first prize of $25. Second launched, “The
the two congregations.
decisions on the pai't of young under different circumstances, is |i prize of $15 was won by Ken
an international variety show of
very
much
similar.
1
Canadian soldiers who, in the
Murata and third prize of $10 by national song's and dances of
It all boils down to the fact Miss Florence Mitani.
majority are between 18 and 22.
Calif. Couple Robbed
some sixteen student clubs, s
that
intermarriages
still
are
To give unconditional approval
Professors Owens and Bedford course for a three-hour world During Honeymoon
to all requests to marry would be frowned upon, and null continue of United College in Winnipeg tour.
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Japanese
inviting a mess of trouble. We to be for a long, long time by acted as judges. Awards and con
Undoubtedly one of the most American honeymooners spending
suspect too that parents of many certain segments of society. solation prizes to the other con
enjoyed
carpet stops was a per- a night in a motel in Del Mar
of these young soldiers are con Eventually, there ■will be no such testants will be presented at an
stantly bombarding defense of terms as mulattto, half-caste etc., Educational Program Night ten formance of two odoi’is by Mrs. near San Diego were robbed of
Shizue Terashita, representing' $200 in cash after being aroused
ficers with missives to make sure and these interracial matches are tatively scheduled for Feb. 28.
that they won’t show up one day hastening that day, but it’s still
The program includes movies the McGill Campus Club. On fom- by two armed bandits with .45
a long ways off.
with extra luggage.
from the Embassy of Japan, consecutive evenings, Mrs. Tera calibre revolvers.
The early morning stickup oc
Mixed marriages cannot be News Highlight photos from Ja shita presented her interpreta
The basic fact is that it isn’t
tions of “Ume-ni-mo-haru” and curred recently when the victims,
two ordinary young people get generalized into approval oi' dis- pan and a short address by Prof.
Mr. and Mrs. Yoshiyuki Tsutsui
“Matsu-zukushi”.
ting married. Their culture, their approval. Each must be judged Owens.
Spontaneous applause during of San Jose, were visiting border
on its own merits and that goes
background, their lives are poles
for all marriages.
her performance gave concrete cities in Southern California..
apart. In most cases, they don’t
evidence of the audience’s de
It is admitted, however, that
understand each other’s language
lighted reaction. The reviews of Ten Contestants Vie
marriages work out best where
to any appreciable degree. Aside
both principals have similar in
the critics backed up their judge
from the social problems which
ment.
J At Quebec Oratorical
terests and backgrounds. Thus
VANCOUVER — The sixty
are big obstacles to happy mar-'
MONTREAL — Ten contest
similarity of religion, social level, contemporary Japanese paintings
The Montreal Star, in its reriages themselves, there are
ants
will vie for the Quebec JC
education, etc., is an important presently being displayed at the vKw, gave premier mention to the
enough domestic difficulties to
factor in marriages. Thus it is Vancouver Art Gallery, Feb. 11- Japanese Fan Dance, “the formal CA Challenge Trophy to be
tax the young couple. The girl,
with race and most Niseis have March 8, reveals “in an entertain movements of which were grace awarded the winner of the Secwhen she comes to this country,
and Oratorical Contest held
found their mates among their ing way aspects in the life of our fully performed”.
has to start an entirely new life,
today, Feb. 21, at the D’Arcv
own kind.
neighbours across the Pacific”,
The McGill Daily, the univers-I McGee Hall.
among strange people with whom
But the adjustments in a Nisei- said the Vancouver Province art
ity publication, spoke of the “or
she has practically nothing in
They are Misses Hisako Wata
hakujin marriage are minor ones critic.
dered nuance and beauty” of the nabe, Helen Tanaka, Haruno
common.
as contrasted to those involved in
The display is sponsored by the dances and singling out the “MatThen too, many of the girls Canadian soldier-Japanese war
Sone, Faye Koyama; Messrs.
California Palace of the Legion -u-zukushi” continued, “The
have latched on to American and bride situations.
Mamoru Watanabe, Tom Enta,
of Honor and Le Salon de Print- Oriental simplicity of a brush
Bunrei Miyake, Harold Kawai.
emps, Tokyo.
painting was seen in the arange- Jimmy Hirayama and Yosa
Most of the paintings are char ment of the fans in various sym
Taguchi.
acterized by a close representa metries. They moved, shining, in
tion of nature which should make wonderful harmony with the
Seven Aged Issei
the paintings popular to the gal- movements of the body.”
Die in Three Months
Montreal, P. Q.
Okuda particularly stressed in
Mrs. Terashita is a well-known
In New Denver, B. C.
Included in the display are figure in the local Japanese com
On Feb. 7, the University of his report that the emphasis has
N E W D E N V E R, B. C. —
McGill Nisei Campus Club and gradually shifted from the Nat paintings by Sanryo Sakai, Nen- munity for her presentation of
Seven deaths have occurred in
the Quebec JCCA held a joint dis ional JCCA to the local and pro pu Katayama, Mrs. Fuku Akino, odoris and former Stevestonians
the
past three months in New
cussion in an attempt to establish vincial branches. This, he pointed Yukiko Katsura, Takumi Shina may remember her pre-evacuDenver’s aged Japanese Can
a better understanding between cut, stemmed from the National gawa, Insho Domoto, and Koi ation performances.
adian community. About 90 per
the Quebec JCCA and the rther JCCA lacking a board of fulltime chiro Kondo.
Mamoru Watanabe and Bunrei
cent of the total JC residents
“While European influence of Miyake assisted Mrs. Terashita
minor organizations in Montreal. members which can devote all of
are estimated to be over 65
The reports, followed by a dis its time and effort towards serv the modern school is occasionally with the technical side of the
years
old.
cussion period, also allowed the ing its citizens in the best pos evident, one receives a strong im- production.
Two persons passed away in
students to get a keener insight sible way. The main problem in oression the artists are sticking
The
revue,
originally
scheduled
December while January and
into the JCCA as a whole. Re setting up such a fulltime boari, closely to the traditions of their
for
three
performances,
was
held
February saw five deaths. Four
own
highly
developed
culture
”
,
ports were given by three exec he said, is financial.
were living in the Old Age
over for a fourth evening to ac
utive members of the Quebec JCIn view of arguments present said the review.
Home.
^r' ^0S^e Okuda speaking on ed, however, he denied that the
KAMLOOPS, B. C. — Twenty- commodate the demand for tick
The oldest resident is Mr.
the National JCCA; Mr. Toyo National JCCA should be abol seven Issei are listed as over 70 ets. The proceeds go toward
Hyakutaro Honda who is 90
Ebata on the local JCCA; and ished. He went on to say that to years of age in Kamloops - and
funds for an International-House.
years
old. He is residing in the
•nss Rei Nishio on social welfare.
district.
(Con’t on P. 8)
Old Age Home.
OOil DANCERONEOFHIGHLIGHTS IN MONTREAL
STUDENT VARIETY REVUE, CRITICS DELIGHTED
Art Display in Van.
Reveals Japan Ways
U. of McGill Nisei Students Given Better Insight
Into J.C.C.A. In Meeting With Quebec Chapter
An Independent Organ For
VOL. 16 —NO. 14
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21,
The Weekly Habit
1953
TORONTO, ONT.
Describe Event 'Significant Policy Change’
As Two Steveston Congregations Unite
Earlier in the year, it was an Canadian soldiers just to get out
nounced that Army officials were■ of Japan and get into this dreamgoing to make it tougher' for
STEVESTON, B. C
and of Buicks and bungalows
lark- Rev. Hislop Dickson, chairman of [ roll showing 40 names and Dr.
Canadian military personnel stain
g
the
first
time
that
such
an. home missions, noted that Japa Rackham solemnly declared the
across the Pacific, with no real
tioned in the Far East to marry thought of working out a happv event had occurred in Canada, the
nese within the United Church of congregations one.
Japanese girls and bring them
Japanese
Canadian
congregation
Canada will no longer be “segre
The groups will now attend one
marriage. It’s recalled that * a.
back to Canada.
Canadian army chaplain screen was officially amalgamated on gated in their religious life”.
service in English whereas in the
At first whiff, it smelled like ing the prospective brides found -i eo. Io with the regular' congre
High point of the ceremony ! past, two separate services were
another implication of the gov only two out of ten to be of the gation of the Steveston United
came when Sam Montgomery of held in the one church. A church
ernment’s anti-Asiatic immigra right sort.
Chui ch. The move was called lta the regular congregation handed building owned by the Japanese
tion policy. Here was a fingersignificant
policy change for the | a roll to Dr. George S. Packham, congregation but not used after
So, it's only common sense that
hole in the dike and they were dictates making it difficult for United Church of Canada”.
chairman of Vancouver Presbyt the evacuation, was transferred
acting to close even that trickle soldiers to marry abroad. First
Said Dr. W. Percy Bunt, sup ery, which showed the names of to Steveston United Church title.
that’s dribbling in.
consideration in placing these ob erintendent of missions, “the 70 congregation members. Then
Others in the JC group who
However, much as we habitual stacles are the soldiers them amalgamation is significant in the Genji Otsu, representing' the Ja took part in the ceremony includ
area of human relationships” and panese congregation, presented a ed Rintaro Hayashi, Aronojo
ly rant against Canada’s stand on selves.
immigration, here we go along
A new angle was injected into
Akume, Esomatsu Nakatani, Roy
with the army policy. For all the case of the Japanese war
Okamoto, Mrs. Goichiro Yone
concerned, it’s the best interest brides when a parent of a Can
moto and Mrs. E. Katai.
to delay these quick East-West adian soldier protested against
Also attending was Rev. W. R.
marriages. Moreover, this “cool the sanctioning of these intermar
McWilliams, former missionary
On February 11, a magic carpet to Japan, who has been leading
ing-off” regulation is not discrim riages through the newspaoer.
Pat Ono Wins Manitoba unceremoniously tumbled two Japanese services in the past.
inatory in that it also applies to
It takes us back to the evacu
bewildered tourists onto the stage
Canadian soldiers in Europe seek ation days when ghost-town res
Children who attended the
WINNIPEG
—
The
winner
of
in
Moyse
Hall
of
McGill
Universing permission to change frau- idents worried about their sons
Steveston United Church Sunday
the first Manitoba JCCA Essay ity to face an equally startler
leins into hausfraus.
School had helped to cement
out east finding themselves hakuContest was Miss Pat Ono who Indian snake charmer. Thus
friendly
relations!) ips between
jin
wives.
The
dilemma,
although
Purpose is to discourage hasty
won first prize of $25. Second launched, “The
the two congregations.
decisions on the pai't of young under different circumstances, is |i prize of $15 was won by Ken
an international variety show of
very
much
similar.
1
Canadian soldiers who, in the
Murata and third prize of $10 by national song's and dances of
It all boils down to the fact Miss Florence Mitani.
majority are between 18 and 22.
Calif. Couple Robbed
some sixteen student clubs, s
that
intermarriages
still
are
To give unconditional approval
Professors Owens and Bedford course for a three-hour world During Honeymoon
to all requests to marry would be frowned upon, and null continue of United College in Winnipeg tour.
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Japanese
inviting a mess of trouble. We to be for a long, long time by acted as judges. Awards and con
Undoubtedly one of the most American honeymooners spending
suspect too that parents of many certain segments of society. solation prizes to the other con
enjoyed
carpet stops was a per- a night in a motel in Del Mar
of these young soldiers are con Eventually, there ■will be no such testants will be presented at an
stantly bombarding defense of terms as mulattto, half-caste etc., Educational Program Night ten formance of two odoi’is by Mrs. near San Diego were robbed of
Shizue Terashita, representing' $200 in cash after being aroused
ficers with missives to make sure and these interracial matches are tatively scheduled for Feb. 28.
that they won’t show up one day hastening that day, but it’s still
The program includes movies the McGill Campus Club. On fom- by two armed bandits with .45
a long ways off.
with extra luggage.
from the Embassy of Japan, consecutive evenings, Mrs. Tera calibre revolvers.
The early morning stickup oc
Mixed marriages cannot be News Highlight photos from Ja shita presented her interpreta
The basic fact is that it isn’t
tions of “Ume-ni-mo-haru” and curred recently when the victims,
two ordinary young people get generalized into approval oi' dis- pan and a short address by Prof.
Mr. and Mrs. Yoshiyuki Tsutsui
“Matsu-zukushi”.
ting married. Their culture, their approval. Each must be judged Owens.
Spontaneous applause during of San Jose, were visiting border
on its own merits and that goes
background, their lives are poles
for all marriages.
her performance gave concrete cities in Southern California..
apart. In most cases, they don’t
evidence of the audience’s de
It is admitted, however, that
understand each other’s language
lighted reaction. The reviews of Ten Contestants Vie
marriages work out best where
to any appreciable degree. Aside
both principals have similar in
the critics backed up their judge
from the social problems which
ment.
J At Quebec Oratorical
terests and backgrounds. Thus
VANCOUVER — The sixty
are big obstacles to happy mar-'
MONTREAL — Ten contest
similarity of religion, social level, contemporary Japanese paintings
The Montreal Star, in its reriages themselves, there are
ants
will vie for the Quebec JC
education, etc., is an important presently being displayed at the vKw, gave premier mention to the
enough domestic difficulties to
factor in marriages. Thus it is Vancouver Art Gallery, Feb. 11- Japanese Fan Dance, “the formal CA Challenge Trophy to be
tax the young couple. The girl,
with race and most Niseis have March 8, reveals “in an entertain movements of which were grace awarded the winner of the Secwhen she comes to this country,
and Oratorical Contest held
found their mates among their ing way aspects in the life of our fully performed”.
has to start an entirely new life,
today, Feb. 21, at the D’Arcv
own kind.
neighbours across the Pacific”,
The McGill Daily, the univers-I McGee Hall.
among strange people with whom
But the adjustments in a Nisei- said the Vancouver Province art
ity publication, spoke of the “or
she has practically nothing in
They are Misses Hisako Wata
hakujin marriage are minor ones critic.
dered nuance and beauty” of the nabe, Helen Tanaka, Haruno
common.
as contrasted to those involved in
The display is sponsored by the dances and singling out the “MatThen too, many of the girls Canadian soldier-Japanese war
Sone, Faye Koyama; Messrs.
California Palace of the Legion -u-zukushi” continued, “The
have latched on to American and bride situations.
Mamoru Watanabe, Tom Enta,
of Honor and Le Salon de Print- Oriental simplicity of a brush
Bunrei Miyake, Harold Kawai.
emps, Tokyo.
painting was seen in the arange- Jimmy Hirayama and Yosa
Most of the paintings are char ment of the fans in various sym
Taguchi.
acterized by a close representa metries. They moved, shining, in
tion of nature which should make wonderful harmony with the
Seven Aged Issei
the paintings popular to the gal- movements of the body.”
Die in Three Months
Montreal, P. Q.
Okuda particularly stressed in
Mrs. Terashita is a well-known
In New Denver, B. C.
Included in the display are figure in the local Japanese com
On Feb. 7, the University of his report that the emphasis has
N E W D E N V E R, B. C. —
McGill Nisei Campus Club and gradually shifted from the Nat paintings by Sanryo Sakai, Nen- munity for her presentation of
Seven deaths have occurred in
the Quebec JCCA held a joint dis ional JCCA to the local and pro pu Katayama, Mrs. Fuku Akino, odoris and former Stevestonians
the
past three months in New
cussion in an attempt to establish vincial branches. This, he pointed Yukiko Katsura, Takumi Shina may remember her pre-evacuDenver’s aged Japanese Can
a better understanding between cut, stemmed from the National gawa, Insho Domoto, and Koi ation performances.
adian community. About 90 per
the Quebec JCCA and the rther JCCA lacking a board of fulltime chiro Kondo.
Mamoru Watanabe and Bunrei
cent of the total JC residents
“While European influence of Miyake assisted Mrs. Terashita
minor organizations in Montreal. members which can devote all of
are estimated to be over 65
The reports, followed by a dis its time and effort towards serv the modern school is occasionally with the technical side of the
years
old.
cussion period, also allowed the ing its citizens in the best pos evident, one receives a strong im- production.
Two persons passed away in
students to get a keener insight sible way. The main problem in oression the artists are sticking
The
revue,
originally
scheduled
December while January and
into the JCCA as a whole. Re setting up such a fulltime boari, closely to the traditions of their
for
three
performances,
was
held
February saw five deaths. Four
own
highly
developed
culture
”
,
ports were given by three exec he said, is financial.
were living in the Old Age
over for a fourth evening to ac
utive members of the Quebec JCIn view of arguments present said the review.
Home.
^r' ^0S^e Okuda speaking on ed, however, he denied that the
KAMLOOPS, B. C. — Twenty- commodate the demand for tick
The oldest resident is Mr.
the National JCCA; Mr. Toyo National JCCA should be abol seven Issei are listed as over 70 ets. The proceeds go toward
Hyakutaro Honda who is 90
Ebata on the local JCCA; and ished. He went on to say that to years of age in Kamloops - and
funds for an International-House.
years
old. He is residing in the
•nss Rei Nishio on social welfare.
district.
(Con’t on P. 8)
Old Age Home.
OOil DANCERONEOFHIGHLIGHTS IN MONTREAL
STUDENT VARIETY REVUE, CRITICS DELIGHTED
Art Display in Van.
Reveals Japan Ways
U. of McGill Nisei Students Given Better Insight
Into J.C.C.A. In Meeting With Quebec Chapter
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Saturday/ February 21, 1953
the
NEW
CANADIAN
PAGE 7
Out of Community Race, Shoot for T & D Title
Tatebe, Sue Umakoshi
Top Lakehead Avgs.
TORONTO — Mustangs will shoot for the Toronto & District
FORT WILLI AM. Ont. — With
intermediate basketball championship when they meet Monarch Knit
three
weeks of bowling remaintitlists of the Toronto Metropolitan League on Feb. 24 atVarkdaF
ing in the final
of the
Collegiate gym. Mustangs gained the city finals when they'ousted
Earl Grey in a 2-game total point series 128-124 although they had
Names are leading* the Alleydropped the second game 75-63 after winning- the first. 65-49
By ALLEY OOP
Capt. Jim Kitamura 160. For the Cats, 54 to 51. Trailing are Ram
A back injury to starry Herby
xhere’s a funny aspect to this ladies Kay Okada was best with blers and Slow Pokes who arcMiyasaki has h a m p e r e d the League playoffs. On Feb. 8. thev game ot ten pin bowling, the
tied for third place with 44 pts.,
144.
team’s efforts somewhat and the lost a tough 49-48 decision to St. more you try and the harder you
About the only highlight cf the Sitting Pretty 39 and High Hopes
second game with Erl Grey was Christopher’s to finish the season push yourself, strikes and spares
day came from J. Watanabe who
the first game in several that in fifth place, one win out of the seems to be going farther away.
In the male department, Tony
shattered the league high single
Miyasaki was able to turn in a laM playoff spot. Mustangs were The old fighting- spirit of base
Tatebe's
214 is the highest aver
of 214, previously set by T. Idefull game.
balls
Leo
Durocher
type
of
play
losing all the way in the game,
nouye, with 243 and tied with age, followed by Johnny Umako
Mustangs carried a 16-point and in a. desperation move, coach er is completely out of place in him for high triple of 566. Per shi and Bo Tonkin at 207 and
lead into the second game when Mank Miyasaki inserted Herb this game. It appeared as if this haps ten pin bowling an I Old Pinky Mitsuki 201. Sid Nishi
they belted Earl Grey 65-49 on Miyasaki in the final quarter de was happening last Sunday when Man River may have a sim'larity mura. dominates the triple and
Feb. 10. Ed Boguski had a big; spite Ids.back injury. Herb rat each team in their desperation to where instead of trying' too hard, single marks with 77 and 364
Mrs. Umakoshi i
day, pumping in 38 points while tled tne hoop xor 11 points but pick up points, suffered one of it’s better to just keep rollingthe lowest averag-ed games ever- along.
Pete Kuzmyk chipped in with 10 without avail.
leading ladies high averages with
points.
*The finals with Monarch Knit played so far to date in the Tor
But after all the tears were 174. followed by Hayashi Nishi
onto
10-Pin
League.
Only
three
On Feb. 18, at Parkdale gym, will be a two-game total noint
shed, Hurricanes and Flat Broke mura and Katie Matsuo both with
players
managed
to
bowl
better
Mustangs met a hard-driving affair with second game slated
zeroed Easy Splits and T. Toya 164. Hayami Nishimura holds
Earl Grey team who at one point for Humberside Collegiate gym than 150 averages, Jack Wata mas, while In-Laws defeated Has both high triple, of 698 and single
nabe with 1S8, Kaz Osaka 163 and Beens 3 to 1.
of 288.
— T. T
in the second half, crept up to on March 2.
within two points of the total
CLUB AMI BOWLING
round score. Mustangs were aStill Bitter, Aussies
The Club Ami Bowling League
head by eight points in the game
Bah
Japan
Natator
continues
its schedule this Feb.
at halftime whistle but hard21. All bowlers arc requested to
checking by the opposition and
MELBOURNE — Hironoshin
loose defensive play on the part
Nisei Flyers swept to their gawa, came up with yeomen serv be on hand at the Olympia Ed
Furuhashi, Japan’s “Flying
of the Nisei, made the round
fourth straight win by taking- ice, knocking down the opposition ward at 7:45 p.m. instead of the
Fish”, was banned last week
usual 8:30 starting time.
close. Herb Miyasaki was the only
two one-sided games 8-1, 4-1, last at will.
from all competition sponsored
week in inter-group games in the
Mustang to hit the hoop with any
With a game played last night,
by the Victoria State amteur
Toronto
Hockey
League
play.
In
consistency, shooting 18 points
only four games remain until
swimming association in Aus
the
four
games,
the
Flyers
have
despite his injury before foulingplayoffs. Flyers now have a re
tralia because of lingering war
scored
26
goals
while
only
allow
out. Mustangs lost 75-63 but won
Archie Miyashita
cord
of 10 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie.
time bitterness.
ing
three.
out on the round.
Next week, Feb. 27, Flyers will
W. T. Uren, association pres
Playing
on
Scarboro
’
s
big
are
sponsor
a Benefit Dance at the
Should they beat Monarch Knit
ident, said "we don’t want to
Tues. & Sundays
na on Feb. 16, Flyers got- 2-goaI UNF Hall. Grace Kanda, Miss
in the city finals, Mustangs will
offend former servicemen and
performances from Roy Koba Nisei Flyer, andxalso Miss Valen
advance to the. Ontario (OBA)
others who still have strong
yashi and Dave Sunahara to rout tine of 1953, will be on hand to
playdowns, the first game likelyfeelings-about the Japanese.”
Langley AC 8-1. The only g-oal present door prizes.
on March 7. Losing the finals will
scored on Rai Adachi who is prov
Meanwhile donations towards
mean that they will go into the Lightnings Champs
® 8 ROOMS — brick, detached,
ing to be a steady rock in the the Major Fukumoto Injury Fund hot-water
Inter-church series. *
heat, garage, Alhambranets after replacing Billy Kurysh, are being accepted. Donators to Bloor. SI5,900, $6,000-67,000 down.
Second
YBS
Series
For the first time in three
came on a freak play. Other goal- date are Cozy Asada $2, I. Koba © 6 ROOMS — brick, semi-detach
Lightnings by virtue of a 7-0
years, Mustangs are out- of the
getters were George Anzai, Roy yashi $5, Ben Mori and Mary ed, garage, Oakwood-Rogers Road.
Bathurst-College C o m m u n i t y win over Rockets while erstwhile
Tanaka, Dave Takashima and Ebata $5, Matt Matsui $5, and K. SI 1,900, 52,000 down.
co-leadei' Beavers were losing a
® 11 ROOMS — detached, lane,
Roy Standish.
Suyama $2.
game
to
Dreamers,
took
the
income
homo, Berkeley-Gerrard.
NYLON WEB
Flyers who relish playing on
$12,250, $5,000 down.
championship
of
the
second
ser
& NYLON TWINE
big ice, dominated the play.
Japan Pinball Machine ® 7 ROOMS — semi-detached,
ies. In other games. Glow Worms,
"First" Vancouver Fish
On the following evening, Fly
convenient to transportation and
Stardusters and Sloe-Moes took
Net & Twine Factory
shopping,
Q u e en -P ar 1 i am on t.
ers poured all over Victoria Street Goes to New Orleans
five points from Dominoes, Bees
$10,500,
$3,000
down.
121 MAIN ST.
Rangers for the 4-1 win and could
TOKYO — A Japanese plague
and Tangos represtively.
Vancouver, B. C.
have scored a dozen goals had (or delight, depending on your ©' 5 ROOMS — brick bungalow,
Amy Sawada broke the high
Pharmacy-Lon boro ugh.
510,000
they finished off their plays. In
single previously set by Marie the opening- minutes, Roy Koba- viewpoint) will soon invade the $2,000 down.
United States.
Hashimoto by scoring 332(663).
yashi won the draw neai* the
M. YANAGISAWA
"Pachinko” will soon cross the
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Other high bowlers were John Ranger net and passed to Greg
ny Amemori 723(253), Husky Iida Cusshon who flipped the disc in Pacific to woo new devotees in Agent for K. Wiles. Realtors
America.
West Office: KE. 7941
706(256), Shag Taguchi 673(298), to the twine. Cusshon also scored
"Pachinko
”
is a vertical pinball
East Office:
GE. 1178
Tosh Nagano 654, Kunio Suyama on a solo effort later in the per
HARRY S. KONDO
machine
which
has been the craze
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
642, Wally Iwamoto 649, ani iod. Roy Tanaka made it a two627 BAY STREET. TORONTO , •
WA. 9768
in Japan.
Res. 2O1« BEVERLEY STREET . EM 3 - 5OBI
—
A.
S.
George Hozaki 632.
OL. 1427, Toronto
man spree by scoring two goals.
Six of the little demons will
Adachi didn’t have a chance on soon depart aboard a ship from
the only goal scored on him when Nagoya bound for New Orleans.
ONTARIO J.C.C.A. SIXTH ANNUAL
a back-skating rearguard Key The machines were ordered by
Tanaka screened a shot. Tanaka, the L. S. Copland Corp, of New
We have no
?
however, together with Joe To- Orleans.
—
Toronto
at King Edward Hotel
service charges.
Oovkusly Better to Relax, Toronto 10-Pin Bowlers
Suffer Poor Day on Alleys, Watanabe Only Highlight
FLYERS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT, PILE UP PROLIFIC
SCORING MARK IN STREAK, PLAYOFFS NEARING
DANCE CLASSES
FOB SME
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February 28
c
CONVENTION BANQUET & DANCE
x
February' 28
at Muirhead's
—
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38 Adelaide St. W.
The public is invited to attend all three affairs. Tickets
for the banquet & dance are available from the Toronto JCCA
executive members,
NISEI FLYERS
:
at UNF HALL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Admission S1.00
8:30-12:30 p.m.
Miss Grace Kanda, Miss Valentine of 1953, will be on
hand to present door prizes.
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the
NEW
CANADIAN
PAGE 7
Out of Community Race, Shoot for T & D Title
Tatebe, Sue Umakoshi
Top Lakehead Avgs.
TORONTO — Mustangs will shoot for the Toronto & District
FORT WILLI AM. Ont. — With
intermediate basketball championship when they meet Monarch Knit
three
weeks of bowling remaintitlists of the Toronto Metropolitan League on Feb. 24 atVarkdaF
ing in the final
of the
Collegiate gym. Mustangs gained the city finals when they'ousted
Earl Grey in a 2-game total point series 128-124 although they had
Names are leading* the Alleydropped the second game 75-63 after winning- the first. 65-49
By ALLEY OOP
Capt. Jim Kitamura 160. For the Cats, 54 to 51. Trailing are Ram
A back injury to starry Herby
xhere’s a funny aspect to this ladies Kay Okada was best with blers and Slow Pokes who arcMiyasaki has h a m p e r e d the League playoffs. On Feb. 8. thev game ot ten pin bowling, the
tied for third place with 44 pts.,
144.
team’s efforts somewhat and the lost a tough 49-48 decision to St. more you try and the harder you
About the only highlight cf the Sitting Pretty 39 and High Hopes
second game with Erl Grey was Christopher’s to finish the season push yourself, strikes and spares
day came from J. Watanabe who
the first game in several that in fifth place, one win out of the seems to be going farther away.
In the male department, Tony
shattered the league high single
Miyasaki was able to turn in a laM playoff spot. Mustangs were The old fighting- spirit of base
Tatebe's
214 is the highest aver
of 214, previously set by T. Idefull game.
balls
Leo
Durocher
type
of
play
losing all the way in the game,
nouye, with 243 and tied with age, followed by Johnny Umako
Mustangs carried a 16-point and in a. desperation move, coach er is completely out of place in him for high triple of 566. Per shi and Bo Tonkin at 207 and
lead into the second game when Mank Miyasaki inserted Herb this game. It appeared as if this haps ten pin bowling an I Old Pinky Mitsuki 201. Sid Nishi
they belted Earl Grey 65-49 on Miyasaki in the final quarter de was happening last Sunday when Man River may have a sim'larity mura. dominates the triple and
Feb. 10. Ed Boguski had a big; spite Ids.back injury. Herb rat each team in their desperation to where instead of trying' too hard, single marks with 77 and 364
Mrs. Umakoshi i
day, pumping in 38 points while tled tne hoop xor 11 points but pick up points, suffered one of it’s better to just keep rollingthe lowest averag-ed games ever- along.
Pete Kuzmyk chipped in with 10 without avail.
leading ladies high averages with
points.
*The finals with Monarch Knit played so far to date in the Tor
But after all the tears were 174. followed by Hayashi Nishi
onto
10-Pin
League.
Only
three
On Feb. 18, at Parkdale gym, will be a two-game total noint
shed, Hurricanes and Flat Broke mura and Katie Matsuo both with
players
managed
to
bowl
better
Mustangs met a hard-driving affair with second game slated
zeroed Easy Splits and T. Toya 164. Hayami Nishimura holds
Earl Grey team who at one point for Humberside Collegiate gym than 150 averages, Jack Wata mas, while In-Laws defeated Has both high triple, of 698 and single
nabe with 1S8, Kaz Osaka 163 and Beens 3 to 1.
of 288.
— T. T
in the second half, crept up to on March 2.
within two points of the total
CLUB AMI BOWLING
round score. Mustangs were aStill Bitter, Aussies
The Club Ami Bowling League
head by eight points in the game
Bah
Japan
Natator
continues
its schedule this Feb.
at halftime whistle but hard21. All bowlers arc requested to
checking by the opposition and
MELBOURNE — Hironoshin
loose defensive play on the part
Nisei Flyers swept to their gawa, came up with yeomen serv be on hand at the Olympia Ed
Furuhashi, Japan’s “Flying
of the Nisei, made the round
fourth straight win by taking- ice, knocking down the opposition ward at 7:45 p.m. instead of the
Fish”, was banned last week
usual 8:30 starting time.
close. Herb Miyasaki was the only
two one-sided games 8-1, 4-1, last at will.
from all competition sponsored
week in inter-group games in the
Mustang to hit the hoop with any
With a game played last night,
by the Victoria State amteur
Toronto
Hockey
League
play.
In
consistency, shooting 18 points
only four games remain until
swimming association in Aus
the
four
games,
the
Flyers
have
despite his injury before foulingplayoffs. Flyers now have a re
tralia because of lingering war
scored
26
goals
while
only
allow
out. Mustangs lost 75-63 but won
Archie Miyashita
cord
of 10 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie.
time bitterness.
ing
three.
out on the round.
Next week, Feb. 27, Flyers will
W. T. Uren, association pres
Playing
on
Scarboro
’
s
big
are
sponsor
a Benefit Dance at the
Should they beat Monarch Knit
ident, said "we don’t want to
Tues. & Sundays
na on Feb. 16, Flyers got- 2-goaI UNF Hall. Grace Kanda, Miss
in the city finals, Mustangs will
offend former servicemen and
performances from Roy Koba Nisei Flyer, andxalso Miss Valen
advance to the. Ontario (OBA)
others who still have strong
yashi and Dave Sunahara to rout tine of 1953, will be on hand to
playdowns, the first game likelyfeelings-about the Japanese.”
Langley AC 8-1. The only g-oal present door prizes.
on March 7. Losing the finals will
scored on Rai Adachi who is prov
Meanwhile donations towards
mean that they will go into the Lightnings Champs
® 8 ROOMS — brick, detached,
ing to be a steady rock in the the Major Fukumoto Injury Fund hot-water
Inter-church series. *
heat, garage, Alhambranets after replacing Billy Kurysh, are being accepted. Donators to Bloor. SI5,900, $6,000-67,000 down.
Second
YBS
Series
For the first time in three
came on a freak play. Other goal- date are Cozy Asada $2, I. Koba © 6 ROOMS — brick, semi-detach
Lightnings by virtue of a 7-0
years, Mustangs are out- of the
getters were George Anzai, Roy yashi $5, Ben Mori and Mary ed, garage, Oakwood-Rogers Road.
Bathurst-College C o m m u n i t y win over Rockets while erstwhile
Tanaka, Dave Takashima and Ebata $5, Matt Matsui $5, and K. SI 1,900, 52,000 down.
co-leadei' Beavers were losing a
® 11 ROOMS — detached, lane,
Roy Standish.
Suyama $2.
game
to
Dreamers,
took
the
income
homo, Berkeley-Gerrard.
NYLON WEB
Flyers who relish playing on
$12,250, $5,000 down.
championship
of
the
second
ser
& NYLON TWINE
big ice, dominated the play.
Japan Pinball Machine ® 7 ROOMS — semi-detached,
ies. In other games. Glow Worms,
"First" Vancouver Fish
On the following evening, Fly
convenient to transportation and
Stardusters and Sloe-Moes took
Net & Twine Factory
shopping,
Q u e en -P ar 1 i am on t.
ers poured all over Victoria Street Goes to New Orleans
five points from Dominoes, Bees
$10,500,
$3,000
down.
121 MAIN ST.
Rangers for the 4-1 win and could
TOKYO — A Japanese plague
and Tangos represtively.
Vancouver, B. C.
have scored a dozen goals had (or delight, depending on your ©' 5 ROOMS — brick bungalow,
Amy Sawada broke the high
Pharmacy-Lon boro ugh.
510,000
they finished off their plays. In
single previously set by Marie the opening- minutes, Roy Koba- viewpoint) will soon invade the $2,000 down.
United States.
Hashimoto by scoring 332(663).
yashi won the draw neai* the
M. YANAGISAWA
"Pachinko” will soon cross the
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Other high bowlers were John Ranger net and passed to Greg
ny Amemori 723(253), Husky Iida Cusshon who flipped the disc in Pacific to woo new devotees in Agent for K. Wiles. Realtors
America.
West Office: KE. 7941
706(256), Shag Taguchi 673(298), to the twine. Cusshon also scored
"Pachinko
”
is a vertical pinball
East Office:
GE. 1178
Tosh Nagano 654, Kunio Suyama on a solo effort later in the per
HARRY S. KONDO
machine
which
has been the craze
Residence: 659 Bathurst St.
642, Wally Iwamoto 649, ani iod. Roy Tanaka made it a two627 BAY STREET. TORONTO , •
WA. 9768
in Japan.
Res. 2O1« BEVERLEY STREET . EM 3 - 5OBI
—
A.
S.
George Hozaki 632.
OL. 1427, Toronto
man spree by scoring two goals.
Six of the little demons will
Adachi didn’t have a chance on soon depart aboard a ship from
the only goal scored on him when Nagoya bound for New Orleans.
ONTARIO J.C.C.A. SIXTH ANNUAL
a back-skating rearguard Key The machines were ordered by
Tanaka screened a shot. Tanaka, the L. S. Copland Corp, of New
We have no
?
however, together with Joe To- Orleans.
—
Toronto
at King Edward Hotel
service charges.
Oovkusly Better to Relax, Toronto 10-Pin Bowlers
Suffer Poor Day on Alleys, Watanabe Only Highlight
FLYERS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT, PILE UP PROLIFIC
SCORING MARK IN STREAK, PLAYOFFS NEARING
DANCE CLASSES
FOB SME
PRINTING
PROVINCIAL CONFERENCE
March 1
February 28
c
CONVENTION BANQUET & DANCE
x
February' 28
at Muirhead's
—
?
?
?
38 Adelaide St. W.
The public is invited to attend all three affairs. Tickets
for the banquet & dance are available from the Toronto JCCA
executive members,
NISEI FLYERS
:
at UNF HALL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Admission S1.00
8:30-12:30 p.m.
Miss Grace Kanda, Miss Valentine of 1953, will be on
hand to present door prizes.
SUPPORT MAJOR FUKUMOTO INJURY. FUND
$
$
CLASSIFIED SECTION
FEMALE HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
ONE GIRL for special machines,
with or without experience. Apply
Klever-Klad, 129 Spadina Ave.
STORE GIRL for New Toronto.
Phone Danforth Cleaners, RI. 2424.
GIRL for store clerk, full time.
Apply Ascot Cleaners, RO. 1848.
OPERATORS, experienced on
caps and childrens'hats. Apply 148
Augusta Ave., Toronto.____________
TYPIST-stenographer for whole
sale toy firm. Call KE. 2303, Tor-
TRUCK DRIVER for cleaners. As
cot Cleaners, RO. 1848.
FUR-BLOCKER, experienced or
partly experienced. Apply Vogue
Fur Co., 269 College St., Toronto.
MI. 1660,____________________________
STUDENTS, junior, intermediate
or senior, for chartered account
ant's office. Apply Duckman, Res
nick and Co., 430 King St. West,
Toronto. EM. 6-6364.
DOMESTIC HELP"WANTED
REFINED COUPLE, girl for gen
GIRL for marking in laundry,
eral
housework, private room and
aood wages. Apply 248 Avenue
radio,
in good home. 611 Vesta Dr.,
Road, Toronto, KI. 3037.____________
Toronto.
OPERATORS, experienced on
FOR RENT
skirts, highest 'wages, all year around 'work. Apply AJjean SportFOUR ROOMS, unfurnished, kit
wear Ltd., 78 Wellington Si. V/est, chen with sink, two beds, bureaus
Toronto.
it desired. Call WA. 9709, Toronto.
TRAVELLING TO
JAPAN
Or bringingsomeone over?
We represent
all lines including
American President,
Canadian
Pacific,
Pan Ad's ri can, and
Northwest Airlines
for full
iniormafica
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OFFICE
143 Queen St. West
EM. 6-6451
Toronto
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Valentine Entrants
FEBRUARY
8
is’
Saturday, Febru
,
THE NEW CANADIAN
Barrister and Solicit
Notary Publit
3 Adelaide St E K
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Grace Kanda chosen “Miss Val
22 Toronto. Toronto JCCA Gen
entine” and the runners-up, NanPublished on Wednesday and Saturday of each wee!
era! Membership Meeting-, ai
cy Ikehata and Susie Tanouve
as a medium of expression and news outltf
Canadian Legion Hall. 2 p.m
j
received
various
prizes
for
their
™ n^0^ those of J^^ese origin in Canada
"$ Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei Fe1479 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Onr.
lowship Group meetins-, at Church j part in the T.Y.B.S. contest. The
----------------------- Office DePt" Ottawa.
House, 51 Bond St.
j Queen received a heart-shaped
27—Toronto. Nisei Flyers Benefit j locket, a bouquet of roses, p"orDance, at UNF Hall.
27—Vancouver. B. C. JCCA Confer | trait from Sam Yamada and
ence Dance, at Manhattan Ball- dancing lessons from Archie Mi
^room, 1727 West Broadwav.
yashita. The runners-up received
2i-28-l—Vancouver. B. C. JCCA 7th boxes of Valentine chocolates and
Annual Provincial Conference, at
VERNON, B. C. — One of the j--------- —_____ ___________
free dancing lessons. The other
Hotel Georgia.
28 Raymond. Raymond Jr. Y.B.A. five candidates were given choc- chief tasks confronting the newly I D1SCUSS J.C.C.A Futnra
elected Vernon JCCA executive is *
Concert, 7 p.m.; Senior YBA Car dates.
At General Meeting
nival & Bazaar, 1:30 p.m.
r The panel of judges were Sam participation in a campaign spon
28-1 Toronto. Ontario JCCA Sixth
The Toronto JCCA is holding
hamada, photographer; Hope sored by the Lion’s Club to raise
Annual Provincial Conference,' at
Handa, editor Continental Tinies; funds for a donation of an iron a General Membership Meeting
Ring Edward Hotel.
on Sunday, Feb. 22, to discuss
Aichie Miyashita, dance instruct lung to the local hospital.
the
future of the Japanese Can
MARCH
The
executive
this
year
is
head
or; and Fred Kondo, artist.
1 Lethbridge. Lethbridge JCCA
Attendance at the Valentine ed by Toshiro Yakura. Others adians Citizenship Association, at
Oratorical Contest, at Rainbow
Dance was estimated at 450. elected on the slate in the chan the Canadian Legion Hall, from
Hall, 7.30 p.m. 7—Chatham- Kent JCCA Shibai, at Members of the Kisaragi Club ter s annual general meeting on 2 p.m.
Chatham YMCA, 8 p.m.
The public is invited to come
were also present. The TYBS ex Feb. 1 ■were Seiki Ouchi, Iwakichi
8 Raymond. Raymond YBA An
Sugiyama,
vice-presidents;
Alice
and air their opinions on the
tends its apologies to the public
nual Kei-ro-kai, 6 p.m.
Obana,
English
secretary;
Toshiji
organization.
8—Lethbridge. Alberta JCCA. for the inconvenience encountered
Eighth Council Meeting, at YM- bj the late start due to unforseen Omura, Mitsuo Sugahara, Masaca, 2 p.m.
। circumstances.
mi Oishi, Japanese secretaries; Japan Y Official Will
__ a c
15—Lethbridge. Alta. JCCA Third !
Marion Sakaki, treasurer.
1st and 2nd Mortgig, ™*
on.EM.^’g1
312.
VERNON rn TO ASSIST HON'S CLUB IN RAISING
FUNDS FOR IRON LUNG, YAKURA CHOSEN PREXY
Annual Oratorical Contest, at i
n
• , «
Convenors of committees are
Capitol Theatre, 3 p.m.
i Tw©W Social GrOUD to
M—Coaldale. Coajdale’s JCCA Shi- ’
C. Kanada, Mr. Obana, Dolly
on^5- at Coaldale Community Hal].
-------i Sawayama, welfare; Roy Isobe,
~
Vancouver. Vancouver YB A
The “Recsocratic Club”, the Atsushi Sakakihara, June Miwa,
&
gs
M
fl??!®
£
B
[
Specialize in Small I
Size SPRING COAT8 I
2^® ^HIKAWA |
237 Seaton St. - Toronto^
Telephone RA. 2618
I
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
for better HEALTH CONSULT..
*
Address Young Adults
doctor of
HIROFRACTIC
699 YONGE ST.
An address by a Japanese YM
Office Ra. 6549
(yonge at bloor)
Res. mi. 6384
CA official will feature the next
Toronto
Meet at Chinese Hall
meeting of the Young Adults Fel
lowship to be held on Tuesday,
newly formed social group, will Kay Sato, sports and social; Ed
~ A~ . tIlbrul»e- Alberta
JCCA
Feb. 24, at 8 p.m. at .Queen St.
J. T. MORITO, D.C
Provincial Conference, at Marquis hold its Sunday social at the Chi ward Ouchi, citizenship and literUnited
Church.
-tiotel.
Doctor of Chiropractic
nese Hall, 10 Hagerman St., on | ature; Tatsuo Tsuji, finance.
Mr. Yasutaro Owaku who is th*
21 Lethbridge. Alberta JCCA ConFeb. 22.
19 YONGE BLVD.
A bowling league is expected to secretary of the YMCA in Yoko
ierence Dance, at Henderson Pav
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and be organized under the chapter’s
Residence
ilion, 9-12 p.m.
hama and who is presently study- I ?
Office
OX. 8021
21—Lethbridge. Alberta J.C.C.A. dancing instruction will com
HU. 8148
wing. Three delegates, Toshiro ing in Toronto, will speak on
^Bowling Tournament, 2 p.m.
mence from 8 p.m. Members, Yakura, Seiki Ouchi and T. Tsuji,
Young People In Present Dav
27 KaN«wnd. Raymond YBA Sev please note change of hall.
will represent Vernon at the forth Japan”.
enth Annual Miss Sunny Alberta
Dance, 9-1.
coming B. C. JCCA Conference
Films obtained from the Em | E A. Brewin, Q.C. I
Nisei Students Club
in Vancouver.
bassy of Japan will also be shown.
advanced dance class
|
Plan Bowling Party
Barrister & Solicitor
i
8
A limited number of students mTvIe U‘ of T- ^isei Students
Leper Mission Worker
j Cameron, Weldon,
I
Rev. Shimizu Speaks
be accepted in the Tuesday Club is holding a bowling party
To
Speak
at
Metro.
| Brewin & McCallum |
night dancing classes announces at the Olympia Edward todav, At 'Brotherhood' Affair
The
Toronto
Metropolitan
Nisei
j
372 Bay St., Toronto
| eV
Archie Miyashita. Advanced les Eeb. 21, from 7 p.m. Movies of
“Brotherhood Week” was ob Young Peoples’ Union will hold
vapan
will
be
shown
foliowin
sons in all types of dancin^ ar
J
Telephone EM. 3-4391
I
the bowling at the University served at Orde Street School on its regular bi-monthly meeting on I'lfliiiiniiiiiiiMiw
IM
Classes are held at
I Feb. 17 at an assembly held in V ed., Feb. 25, at 8 p.m. in the
t le UN F Hall from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Settlement House. Refreshments
isiythe school auditorium. Principal Church House, 51 Bond St.
iS
will also be served.
MOVING
TO
B.
C.?
The
program,
under
the
con
Montgomery took the chair, and
Contact
the speakers were Mr. Cavell of venorship of Miss Tomiye Iwa
JIM KAKUTANI
the Board of Education, Rev. K. shita, will feature a talk by Miss
H.
A.
ROBERTS LTD.,
I
McInnes
of
the
Mission
to
(Continued from page 1)
Shimizu of the Japanese Church,
take such a measure will be unLepers Organization after the
530 Burrard St.
i niatic member of the JCCA, It Dr. Slonim of the Jewish syna
XeiSi?e without the National
showing
of the film, “The Heal- I
Vancouver
1, B. C.
gogue.
Rev.
Daniels
of
the
col
JCCA, the official representative hopes that other branches across ored church offered prayer.
Establish ed 32 Years
ing of Moses M’Vondo”.
body of the japanese in Canada the rest of Canada will adopt a
Members oj Vancouver
All are cordially invited to
attend.
no longer exist. Mr. Okuda similar system and abolish them
Real instate Board
SPONSORS ‘UNITY BALL’
present
systems
of
“
membership
mentioned that with better co
Phone MArine 6421
fees”.
1
g#
few
operation between the National
VANCOUVER — One of the
Day or Night
»
JCCA and its provincial branche
v11he last speaker, Miss Rei sponsors of the first annual
more concrete results may
Aishio, summarized her report on “Unity Ball”, a special feature of
obtained.
social welfare. She stated that । Brotherhood Week in Vancouver,
§3
VANCOUVER — The Vane- ’ I
Mr. Ebata gave a concise report lectures will be held on various which is held to give everyone a.
on the local scene. Under pro social welfare topics. She hopes chance to meet neighbours of cuver JCCA last week released 11
B
motion of Japanese culture, he to get interpreters
____
soxose
that Isseis v arious races, was the Vancouver its new Japanese Canadian Direc- Il
OPTOMETRISTS
’ i tory consisting of 22
SUCh ead^ours as the
benefit from these lectured JCCA.
pages and
JCCA float in the annual St. Jean ^ns particular department in the
includin over 800 names, addresup iste parade, the flower dis- I Quebec JCCA programme is sti'l
I ses, and phone numbers of JC
K
Plays and the “kabuki”. Under n\ its ^Tancy and it is hoped tha+ Monthly Family Service
lesidents of Greater Vancouver
educatlon-' he mentioned the es- | Wlthm the next few' years better
At Queen Street United
over 16 years of age plus names
a hshment of the Quebec JCCA j facdities may be available to
of business establishments and
The monthly Family English agents.
ursary and also the forthcoming I serve the Public need.
^f!^
“ I
the discussion that en- Service of the Japanese Congre
The Directory was prepared by
gation will be held Sunday morn
the Census Committee under
Urst time, the Quebec JCcl Chai" 1
nnsuaderstandings
ing, Feb. 22, at 11 a.m. at Queen
Trophy ^11 be pi«
existed
chairman Genichi Ohashi, U.B C
118 W. HASTINGS ST. ,
Street United Church.
student and staff writer for The
the winner of the contort
I nw h
UP' Tt Was pointed I
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Miss Masa Hamaguclii will sing New Canadian.
' - Ebata
~
Mr
stressed, in ' particu- °at that the muin reason for such
solo “O Lord Most Holy” by
misunderstandings
n
o
towards
Quebec
TCP
a
3
th
i
Cczar
Erank, with Mrs.
-, L^L me local JCCA is doing
Glad vs
Was
thatthe
Public
i
Olson
at
the or-an The
is best to keep public spirit
subject
has not been informed sufficient- ' ' “
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
of Rev. K. Shimizu’s sermon will
L'
of
its
activities.
It
is
hoped
Ficmc, the Annual Quebec JCCA
be ‘The Church and Our Dail
• For Wedding Receptions •
that at the forthcoming Provin Lifi
Jamboree. the “ShinboI 4
.. designed to answer a questkukar-, and the Invitational Bas cial JCCA Conference on Feb. 28. i ion ‘ V hat is the Church good
ketball Tournament were tlv' >onie definite measures will be 1 for: iis it a. necessity
— AIR-CONDITIONED __
or an option
main events which Jie mentioned! taxen towards reforming some of ? in life?”
tae sore spots which exist Tim *
w
It was also pointed out that th
'
‘
i
^-eung
parents are reminded of
ended
Quebec JCCA is the only ehavte
Slnff an' | the Children’s Room, where little
in Canada that acknowledges\v j Quebec JCCA JI^Ehj
। cjnldren can be taken
care of durery Japanese citizen as an auto 1 shima
llttabethst.
_
Toronto.
"
*
;
mg
the
service,
$
shima.
A cordial wel| come to all young people.
Telephone EM. 4-5935.
GIVEN BETTER INSIGHT INTO J.C.C.A.
Over 800 Names In
Vane. J.C. Directory
’
I
TORIC OPTICAL
THE E?MT CHINA
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RESTAURANT
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Valentine Entrants
FEBRUARY
8
is’
Saturday, Febru
,
THE NEW CANADIAN
Barrister and Solicit
Notary Publit
3 Adelaide St E K
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
Grace Kanda chosen “Miss Val
22 Toronto. Toronto JCCA Gen
entine” and the runners-up, NanPublished on Wednesday and Saturday of each wee!
era! Membership Meeting-, ai
cy Ikehata and Susie Tanouve
as a medium of expression and news outltf
Canadian Legion Hall. 2 p.m
j
received
various
prizes
for
their
™ n^0^ those of J^^ese origin in Canada
"$ Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei Fe1479 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Onr.
lowship Group meetins-, at Church j part in the T.Y.B.S. contest. The
----------------------- Office DePt" Ottawa.
House, 51 Bond St.
j Queen received a heart-shaped
27—Toronto. Nisei Flyers Benefit j locket, a bouquet of roses, p"orDance, at UNF Hall.
27—Vancouver. B. C. JCCA Confer | trait from Sam Yamada and
ence Dance, at Manhattan Ball- dancing lessons from Archie Mi
^room, 1727 West Broadwav.
yashita. The runners-up received
2i-28-l—Vancouver. B. C. JCCA 7th boxes of Valentine chocolates and
Annual Provincial Conference, at
VERNON, B. C. — One of the j--------- —_____ ___________
free dancing lessons. The other
Hotel Georgia.
28 Raymond. Raymond Jr. Y.B.A. five candidates were given choc- chief tasks confronting the newly I D1SCUSS J.C.C.A Futnra
elected Vernon JCCA executive is *
Concert, 7 p.m.; Senior YBA Car dates.
At General Meeting
nival & Bazaar, 1:30 p.m.
r The panel of judges were Sam participation in a campaign spon
28-1 Toronto. Ontario JCCA Sixth
The Toronto JCCA is holding
hamada, photographer; Hope sored by the Lion’s Club to raise
Annual Provincial Conference,' at
Handa, editor Continental Tinies; funds for a donation of an iron a General Membership Meeting
Ring Edward Hotel.
on Sunday, Feb. 22, to discuss
Aichie Miyashita, dance instruct lung to the local hospital.
the
future of the Japanese Can
MARCH
The
executive
this
year
is
head
or; and Fred Kondo, artist.
1 Lethbridge. Lethbridge JCCA
Attendance at the Valentine ed by Toshiro Yakura. Others adians Citizenship Association, at
Oratorical Contest, at Rainbow
Dance was estimated at 450. elected on the slate in the chan the Canadian Legion Hall, from
Hall, 7.30 p.m. 7—Chatham- Kent JCCA Shibai, at Members of the Kisaragi Club ter s annual general meeting on 2 p.m.
Chatham YMCA, 8 p.m.
The public is invited to come
were also present. The TYBS ex Feb. 1 ■were Seiki Ouchi, Iwakichi
8 Raymond. Raymond YBA An
Sugiyama,
vice-presidents;
Alice
and air their opinions on the
tends its apologies to the public
nual Kei-ro-kai, 6 p.m.
Obana,
English
secretary;
Toshiji
organization.
8—Lethbridge. Alberta JCCA. for the inconvenience encountered
Eighth Council Meeting, at YM- bj the late start due to unforseen Omura, Mitsuo Sugahara, Masaca, 2 p.m.
। circumstances.
mi Oishi, Japanese secretaries; Japan Y Official Will
__ a c
15—Lethbridge. Alta. JCCA Third !
Marion Sakaki, treasurer.
1st and 2nd Mortgig, ™*
on.EM.^’g1
312.
VERNON rn TO ASSIST HON'S CLUB IN RAISING
FUNDS FOR IRON LUNG, YAKURA CHOSEN PREXY
Annual Oratorical Contest, at i
n
• , «
Convenors of committees are
Capitol Theatre, 3 p.m.
i Tw©W Social GrOUD to
M—Coaldale. Coajdale’s JCCA Shi- ’
C. Kanada, Mr. Obana, Dolly
on^5- at Coaldale Community Hal].
-------i Sawayama, welfare; Roy Isobe,
~
Vancouver. Vancouver YB A
The “Recsocratic Club”, the Atsushi Sakakihara, June Miwa,
&
gs
M
fl??!®
£
B
[
Specialize in Small I
Size SPRING COAT8 I
2^® ^HIKAWA |
237 Seaton St. - Toronto^
Telephone RA. 2618
I
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
for better HEALTH CONSULT..
*
Address Young Adults
doctor of
HIROFRACTIC
699 YONGE ST.
An address by a Japanese YM
Office Ra. 6549
(yonge at bloor)
Res. mi. 6384
CA official will feature the next
Toronto
Meet at Chinese Hall
meeting of the Young Adults Fel
lowship to be held on Tuesday,
newly formed social group, will Kay Sato, sports and social; Ed
~ A~ . tIlbrul»e- Alberta
JCCA
Feb. 24, at 8 p.m. at .Queen St.
J. T. MORITO, D.C
Provincial Conference, at Marquis hold its Sunday social at the Chi ward Ouchi, citizenship and literUnited
Church.
-tiotel.
Doctor of Chiropractic
nese Hall, 10 Hagerman St., on | ature; Tatsuo Tsuji, finance.
Mr. Yasutaro Owaku who is th*
21 Lethbridge. Alberta JCCA ConFeb. 22.
19 YONGE BLVD.
A bowling league is expected to secretary of the YMCA in Yoko
ierence Dance, at Henderson Pav
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and be organized under the chapter’s
Residence
ilion, 9-12 p.m.
hama and who is presently study- I ?
Office
OX. 8021
21—Lethbridge. Alberta J.C.C.A. dancing instruction will com
HU. 8148
wing. Three delegates, Toshiro ing in Toronto, will speak on
^Bowling Tournament, 2 p.m.
mence from 8 p.m. Members, Yakura, Seiki Ouchi and T. Tsuji,
Young People In Present Dav
27 KaN«wnd. Raymond YBA Sev please note change of hall.
will represent Vernon at the forth Japan”.
enth Annual Miss Sunny Alberta
Dance, 9-1.
coming B. C. JCCA Conference
Films obtained from the Em | E A. Brewin, Q.C. I
Nisei Students Club
in Vancouver.
bassy of Japan will also be shown.
advanced dance class
|
Plan Bowling Party
Barrister & Solicitor
i
8
A limited number of students mTvIe U‘ of T- ^isei Students
Leper Mission Worker
j Cameron, Weldon,
I
Rev. Shimizu Speaks
be accepted in the Tuesday Club is holding a bowling party
To
Speak
at
Metro.
| Brewin & McCallum |
night dancing classes announces at the Olympia Edward todav, At 'Brotherhood' Affair
The
Toronto
Metropolitan
Nisei
j
372 Bay St., Toronto
| eV
Archie Miyashita. Advanced les Eeb. 21, from 7 p.m. Movies of
“Brotherhood Week” was ob Young Peoples’ Union will hold
vapan
will
be
shown
foliowin
sons in all types of dancin^ ar
J
Telephone EM. 3-4391
I
the bowling at the University served at Orde Street School on its regular bi-monthly meeting on I'lfliiiiniiiiiiiMiw
IM
Classes are held at
I Feb. 17 at an assembly held in V ed., Feb. 25, at 8 p.m. in the
t le UN F Hall from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Settlement House. Refreshments
isiythe school auditorium. Principal Church House, 51 Bond St.
iS
will also be served.
MOVING
TO
B.
C.?
The
program,
under
the
con
Montgomery took the chair, and
Contact
the speakers were Mr. Cavell of venorship of Miss Tomiye Iwa
JIM KAKUTANI
the Board of Education, Rev. K. shita, will feature a talk by Miss
H.
A.
ROBERTS LTD.,
I
McInnes
of
the
Mission
to
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Shimizu of the Japanese Church,
take such a measure will be unLepers Organization after the
530 Burrard St.
i niatic member of the JCCA, It Dr. Slonim of the Jewish syna
XeiSi?e without the National
showing
of the film, “The Heal- I
Vancouver
1, B. C.
gogue.
Rev.
Daniels
of
the
col
JCCA, the official representative hopes that other branches across ored church offered prayer.
Establish ed 32 Years
ing of Moses M’Vondo”.
body of the japanese in Canada the rest of Canada will adopt a
Members oj Vancouver
All are cordially invited to
attend.
no longer exist. Mr. Okuda similar system and abolish them
Real instate Board
SPONSORS ‘UNITY BALL’
present
systems
of
“
membership
mentioned that with better co
Phone MArine 6421
fees”.
1
g#
few
operation between the National
VANCOUVER — One of the
Day or Night
»
JCCA and its provincial branche
v11he last speaker, Miss Rei sponsors of the first annual
more concrete results may
Aishio, summarized her report on “Unity Ball”, a special feature of
obtained.
social welfare. She stated that । Brotherhood Week in Vancouver,
§3
VANCOUVER — The Vane- ’ I
Mr. Ebata gave a concise report lectures will be held on various which is held to give everyone a.
on the local scene. Under pro social welfare topics. She hopes chance to meet neighbours of cuver JCCA last week released 11
B
motion of Japanese culture, he to get interpreters
____
soxose
that Isseis v arious races, was the Vancouver its new Japanese Canadian Direc- Il
OPTOMETRISTS
’ i tory consisting of 22
SUCh ead^ours as the
benefit from these lectured JCCA.
pages and
JCCA float in the annual St. Jean ^ns particular department in the
includin over 800 names, addresup iste parade, the flower dis- I Quebec JCCA programme is sti'l
I ses, and phone numbers of JC
K
Plays and the “kabuki”. Under n\ its ^Tancy and it is hoped tha+ Monthly Family Service
lesidents of Greater Vancouver
educatlon-' he mentioned the es- | Wlthm the next few' years better
At Queen Street United
over 16 years of age plus names
a hshment of the Quebec JCCA j facdities may be available to
of business establishments and
The monthly Family English agents.
ursary and also the forthcoming I serve the Public need.
^f!^
“ I
the discussion that en- Service of the Japanese Congre
The Directory was prepared by
gation will be held Sunday morn
the Census Committee under
Urst time, the Quebec JCcl Chai" 1
nnsuaderstandings
ing, Feb. 22, at 11 a.m. at Queen
Trophy ^11 be pi«
existed
chairman Genichi Ohashi, U.B C
118 W. HASTINGS ST. ,
Street United Church.
student and staff writer for The
the winner of the contort
I nw h
UP' Tt Was pointed I
VANCOUVER, B. C.
Miss Masa Hamaguclii will sing New Canadian.
' - Ebata
~
Mr
stressed, in ' particu- °at that the muin reason for such
solo “O Lord Most Holy” by
misunderstandings
n
o
towards
Quebec
TCP
a
3
th
i
Cczar
Erank, with Mrs.
-, L^L me local JCCA is doing
Glad vs
Was
thatthe
Public
i
Olson
at
the or-an The
is best to keep public spirit
subject
has not been informed sufficient- ' ' “
WELCOME NISEI & ISSEI!
of Rev. K. Shimizu’s sermon will
L'
of
its
activities.
It
is
hoped
Ficmc, the Annual Quebec JCCA
be ‘The Church and Our Dail
• For Wedding Receptions •
that at the forthcoming Provin Lifi
Jamboree. the “ShinboI 4
.. designed to answer a questkukar-, and the Invitational Bas cial JCCA Conference on Feb. 28. i ion ‘ V hat is the Church good
ketball Tournament were tlv' >onie definite measures will be 1 for: iis it a. necessity
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or an option
main events which Jie mentioned! taxen towards reforming some of ? in life?”
tae sore spots which exist Tim *
w
It was also pointed out that th
'
‘
i
^-eung
parents are reminded of
ended
Quebec JCCA is the only ehavte
Slnff an' | the Children’s Room, where little
in Canada that acknowledges\v j Quebec JCCA JI^Ehj
। cjnldren can be taken
care of durery Japanese citizen as an auto 1 shima
llttabethst.
_
Toronto.
"
*
;
mg
the
service,
$
shima.
A cordial wel| come to all young people.
Telephone EM. 4-5935.
GIVEN BETTER INSIGHT INTO J.C.C.A.
Over 800 Names In
Vane. J.C. Directory
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