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THE NEW CANADIAN
^dependent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16—NO. 15
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1953
TORONTO, ONT.
FRANK TOYOTA, FIRST NISEI PRO HOCKEY PLAYER
LEAVES NEW HAVEN TEAM FOR BUSINESS VENTURE Sixth Ontario JCCA Conference Will Debate
The first Nisei to break into waiting around for the next one.
the professional hockey ranks,
Hockey as played in the U.S. U
Frank Toyota of St. Catharines, altogether of a different variety
erstwhile star right-winger for stated the youthful puck star’
the New Haven Ramblers of the where the spectators go to the
TORONTO — Formed in September of 1947 at the first National
Eastern Amateur Hockey League game to enjoy mayhem on the Provoo Given Life
Conference of Japanese. Canadian organizations in Toronto, the
and Boston Bruins chattel, has ice. “The more fights and the Sentence for Treason
National JCCA after- six years of existence on behalf of persons of
?pparently jumped the team to more gore that is spilled, the bet
NEW 'YORK, N.Y. — Former Japanese origin in Canada appears to be. in its most critical stage,
go into business.
Army
Sergeant John David Pro where lack of funds is endangering its continual ion. This is t he. main
ter the fans love it”, said Toyota.
Ott Heller, onetime great of
ven who was charged with going- point of discussion in the forthcoming Sixth Annual Ontario JCCA
Asked whether hockey is a
the New York Rangers of some
over to the Japanese side after Conference this weekend, Feb. 2S to March 1.
15 years ago and now playing lucrative field to enter, he quoted the fall of Corregidor was sent
Delegates from Kent, London.
coach for the New Haven squad that for about four and a half enced last week to life imprison Hamilton and Toronto will be
budget of $4,800 necessary to
is presently trying to locate the months of play, players receive ment for treason.
convening at the King Edward carry on the National JCCA.
AWOL Toyota. Having won their $2,500 in the Eastern Amateur
federal Judge F. Noonan said Hotel for the two-day conference
The Toronto JCCA, the largest
last four starts under Heller and League, and $5,000 to $6,000 in he spared Provoo from death be to debate on the future of the
local
chapter in Canada, decided
playoffs looming, the Boston the American Hockey- League., cause of medical opinions that he National JCCA and whether or
following' a
of executive
Bruin farm officials are almost and of course, much more in the was emotionally unstable. A jury not the organization should be
meeting's and culminated by a
frantic in their efforts to find him.
of seven women and five men had continued on the same basis as in
general membership meeting on
For
a
foung
fellow
who
learn
According to reliable informa
convicted Provoo after a four the past six years where an exec
Feb. 22, that its proposed quota
tion, Toyota, at this moment is ed to skate in the ghost town of months trial.
utive secretary, the only paid of to sustain the National JCCA
blithely on his way westward on Slocan, B. C., took up hockey in
A moment before sentence was ficial in the JCCA, has been em
was too great, thus endangering
St.
Catharines
to
graduate
passed, Provoo addressed the ployed to carry on the duties. It
a tractor'—trailer to Winnipeg and
its
own existence, and moved that
points west. With his brother-in- Junior “A” hockey, and then up judge in a voice almost breaking may be possible that the confer
the structure of the National
law John Takarabe, Toyota is re as far as the Hershey Bears of with emotion: “I can only state ence may suggest a modification body be modified in line with
that I love my country”. He saz of the National JCCA set-up
ported to have gone into the the A.H.L. early this season,
incoming revenue.
has
come
a
long
way.
down
limply after sentence was whereby a part-time secretary
trucking business under Associ
Should the other chapters in
ated Truck Lines of Montreal, a
About his future plans, Toyota passed and glanced about the may be employed in order to cut
continental truck charter bus said, “Come next season, I’ll have courtroom blankly.
down further on the emergency Ontario agree with Toronto, the
repercussions will likely be felt
iness firm.
to make peace with the Boston
when
delegates from all of the
While in Toronto for a brief officials and go to pre-season
piovincial bodies in Canada meet
spell last week, Toyota was keep training camp where I hope I’ll
for
the National Conference ten
ing well away from the clutches be assigned anywhere except New
tatively set for Easter in Van
of Harold “Baldy” Cotton, Bos Haven”.
couver. The Quebec JCCA mean
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., — A
ton scout who would be querulous
Toyota who is 21 years old,
while made notification that it
of his presence in the Queen City, 170 lbs. and 5 feet 7 inches, first 68-year-old Japanese gardener Japan Has 600 Persons
will not be attending the Nation
away from his New Haven played organized hockey in 1945 who was credited with much of To Eadh Square Mile
al Conference and since the Man
hockey gear. Queried as to why when he palyed for the St. Cath the beautiful landscaping- in this
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
—
The
itoba
JCCA stated that it will
he gave up his job with New arines bantam team that won the city was given a civic farewell be Foreign Agriculture office last
attend the National Conference
Haven whege he was reputedly All-Ontario championship. Fol fore he and his wife left for week estimated that Japan has
only'
on condition that every pro
earning as much as $100 playing lowing two years with the midg Japan last month.
both the greatest population den vincial chapter will attend, there
Kotaro Suto who came here in sity per square mile of cultivated
hockey two nights a week, he re ets and two more with the juve?n
is some doubt as to whether the
plied that he was “just ' plain iles, Toyota moved up to the St. 1917 was honored by Mayor D. land and per square mile of total
confab will be held.
bored’ with the whole set-up Catharines Teepees of the OHA Lee Powell and members of the area, with the United Kingdom
Under such a serious outlook,
there. According to Toyota, life Junior “A” League in 1950-51 and Miami Beach Pioneer club.
second.
decisions arising out of the Ongets monotonous merely playing then to Kitchener Greenshirts in
The Issei couple were presented
Japan has nearly 600 persons taiio JCCA Conference loom as
hockey twice a week and just | 1951-52.
a plaque from the city council and per square mile; The United fai-leaching and delegates will
the Pioneers club, thanking the Kingdom about 550; Germany have a heavy agenda on their
modest gardener for his horticul slightly more than 500; India, nands. Mikio Nakamura, Pres
tural contributions to the city just under 300; France 200; China, ident of the Ontario JCCA, and
during the last 36 years.
a little more than 100; the United Edward Ide, Toronto president,
Without pay, without orders, States, about 50 and the Soviet will welcome the delegates.
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Nisei the Capitol Theatre in Lethbridge. entirely on his own, he spent un Union, close to 25.
Feature of the convention banand Sansei high school orators of
Initiated in 1951 to encourage told thousands of hours and dol
quet slated for Muirhead’s Res
Alberta will compete for the third
public speaking among Japanese lars making the city parks and streets beautiful, it was pointed taurant on Feb. 28 will be gues;
consecutive year for the coveted Canadian students, the popular
out.
speaker Mayoi' Allan Lamport of
Turcotte Challenge Trophy at the contest is an inter-local affair. An
Perhaps the most eloquent ex Toronto, a dynamic figure in civic
New
Ruling
May
Boost
Alberta JCCA’s Third Annual Or elimination is held in each of the
pression of Suto’s loyalty to his politics. irritations have been
atorical Contest for Nisei High local chapters, and the winner Chinese Immigration
adopted country was told in a sent to representatives from all
School Students. Candidates from
VANCOUVER
Chines e
chosen to represent the chapter
Nisei groups in Toronto to at
various centres, some 'winners in at the Provincial Chapter-spon spokesmen recently predicted im story which made the rounds of
their own local competitions, wif
migration flow of young Chinese the Miami Beach police station tend. A Convention Dance is slat
sored finals.
ed to follow.
meet in the finals on March 15 at
Local chapters are presently into Canada will be boosted by at today.
Coincident with the Ontario
least 25 per cent if Canadian
conducting local contests.
Detective Pete Stewart and Bil Conference is the Seventh Annual
Queen Street Church
Taber JCCA has succeeded in immigration department accepts ly Baber recalled that in 1942 as B. C. J CCA Conference, a threereceiving active support from a ruling handed down by the B.C. the war with Japan was flaming day affair, to be held in Vancou
Receives $8,800 in '52
their local high school, eight Court of Appeal.
in intensity a confidential tip in ver, Feb. 27-28, March 1.
At the annual meeting of the
The ruling told Canadian im
speakers
meeting
today,
Feb.
25,
dicated there might be some sub
Japanese congregation of the
migration department to accepr
to
contest
for
the
right
to
repre
versive
activity going on at the Regina Nisei Architect
Queen Street United Church on
children
of
a
Chinese
Canadian
’
s
dan. 30, it was reported that a sent Taber and to endeavour to “second wife” as legal children Suto home.
"We heard there might be some
total of $8,829 was received dur- keep the trophy in Taber for three and therefore as legal immigrants
veal's in a row. Miss Mary Endo,
CHICAGO — Joe Izumi, arch
detailed
maps showing the sec
mg 1952. $1,152 was given for
because laws of their home coun
ex-Taber High School student,
itect
from Regina, Sask., was
rets of Miami international air
missions from all sources, an agtry termed them “legitimate”.
captured the Turcotte Trophy
A report will be sent to Ottawa port and the harbor defenses for among the participants in the re
gi egate of $1,419 was raised by
both
times
it
has
been
contested.
six affiliated groups and a total of
where a decision will be made on the Port of Miami,” Stewart said. cent national conference of the
Yas
Yamashita
is
chairman
of
§1-500 from special donations re
The detectives raided Suto’s American Library Association
whether the case will go on to
the
Taber
contest.
ceived for the self-support fund.
Supreme Court of Canada. In re residence and conducted a tho- ■eld at the Edgewater Beach
Hotel in Chicago.
In Lethbridge, Miss Susanne cent years, the department has rough search.
During the year, 51 new mem
A member of an architectural
bers were received, 33 baptized, Oseki, a member of the city’s barred many of these children
We found some papers hidden firm in Regina, Izumi presented
^he average attendance at Sun public school staff and executive from entering Canada. It is un in a trunk,” Stewart said. “The
day services was 197, the lowest member of the Lethbridge JCCA, derstood that many Chinese Can papers,” the detective added, building plans for the Univ, of
Saskatchewan library for a pro
"as J-30 on July 27 and the high has announced the local elimina- adians wish to 'apply to bring
turned out to be U.S. war bonds posed new library of the asso
est 577 at Easter.
!
such children from China.
(Continned on page 2)
—$10,000 worth.”
ciation.
Future Structure of National Organization
ISSEI GARDENER WHO PLANNED MUCH OF MIAMI
BEACH LANDSCAPING FETED BY GRATEFUL CITY
Local Chapter Winners Will Advance to Provincial
Finals in Alberta JCCA's Third Oratorical Contest
S'
THE NEW CANADIAN
^dependent Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16—NO. 15
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1953
TORONTO, ONT.
FRANK TOYOTA, FIRST NISEI PRO HOCKEY PLAYER
LEAVES NEW HAVEN TEAM FOR BUSINESS VENTURE Sixth Ontario JCCA Conference Will Debate
The first Nisei to break into waiting around for the next one.
the professional hockey ranks,
Hockey as played in the U.S. U
Frank Toyota of St. Catharines, altogether of a different variety
erstwhile star right-winger for stated the youthful puck star’
the New Haven Ramblers of the where the spectators go to the
TORONTO — Formed in September of 1947 at the first National
Eastern Amateur Hockey League game to enjoy mayhem on the Provoo Given Life
Conference of Japanese. Canadian organizations in Toronto, the
and Boston Bruins chattel, has ice. “The more fights and the Sentence for Treason
National JCCA after- six years of existence on behalf of persons of
?pparently jumped the team to more gore that is spilled, the bet
NEW 'YORK, N.Y. — Former Japanese origin in Canada appears to be. in its most critical stage,
go into business.
Army
Sergeant John David Pro where lack of funds is endangering its continual ion. This is t he. main
ter the fans love it”, said Toyota.
Ott Heller, onetime great of
ven who was charged with going- point of discussion in the forthcoming Sixth Annual Ontario JCCA
Asked whether hockey is a
the New York Rangers of some
over to the Japanese side after Conference this weekend, Feb. 2S to March 1.
15 years ago and now playing lucrative field to enter, he quoted the fall of Corregidor was sent
Delegates from Kent, London.
coach for the New Haven squad that for about four and a half enced last week to life imprison Hamilton and Toronto will be
budget of $4,800 necessary to
is presently trying to locate the months of play, players receive ment for treason.
convening at the King Edward carry on the National JCCA.
AWOL Toyota. Having won their $2,500 in the Eastern Amateur
federal Judge F. Noonan said Hotel for the two-day conference
The Toronto JCCA, the largest
last four starts under Heller and League, and $5,000 to $6,000 in he spared Provoo from death be to debate on the future of the
local
chapter in Canada, decided
playoffs looming, the Boston the American Hockey- League., cause of medical opinions that he National JCCA and whether or
following' a
of executive
Bruin farm officials are almost and of course, much more in the was emotionally unstable. A jury not the organization should be
meeting's and culminated by a
frantic in their efforts to find him.
of seven women and five men had continued on the same basis as in
general membership meeting on
For
a
foung
fellow
who
learn
According to reliable informa
convicted Provoo after a four the past six years where an exec
Feb. 22, that its proposed quota
tion, Toyota, at this moment is ed to skate in the ghost town of months trial.
utive secretary, the only paid of to sustain the National JCCA
blithely on his way westward on Slocan, B. C., took up hockey in
A moment before sentence was ficial in the JCCA, has been em
was too great, thus endangering
St.
Catharines
to
graduate
passed, Provoo addressed the ployed to carry on the duties. It
a tractor'—trailer to Winnipeg and
its
own existence, and moved that
points west. With his brother-in- Junior “A” hockey, and then up judge in a voice almost breaking may be possible that the confer
the structure of the National
law John Takarabe, Toyota is re as far as the Hershey Bears of with emotion: “I can only state ence may suggest a modification body be modified in line with
that I love my country”. He saz of the National JCCA set-up
ported to have gone into the the A.H.L. early this season,
incoming revenue.
has
come
a
long
way.
down
limply after sentence was whereby a part-time secretary
trucking business under Associ
Should the other chapters in
ated Truck Lines of Montreal, a
About his future plans, Toyota passed and glanced about the may be employed in order to cut
continental truck charter bus said, “Come next season, I’ll have courtroom blankly.
down further on the emergency Ontario agree with Toronto, the
repercussions will likely be felt
iness firm.
to make peace with the Boston
when
delegates from all of the
While in Toronto for a brief officials and go to pre-season
piovincial bodies in Canada meet
spell last week, Toyota was keep training camp where I hope I’ll
for
the National Conference ten
ing well away from the clutches be assigned anywhere except New
tatively set for Easter in Van
of Harold “Baldy” Cotton, Bos Haven”.
couver. The Quebec JCCA mean
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., — A
ton scout who would be querulous
Toyota who is 21 years old,
while made notification that it
of his presence in the Queen City, 170 lbs. and 5 feet 7 inches, first 68-year-old Japanese gardener Japan Has 600 Persons
will not be attending the Nation
away from his New Haven played organized hockey in 1945 who was credited with much of To Eadh Square Mile
al Conference and since the Man
hockey gear. Queried as to why when he palyed for the St. Cath the beautiful landscaping- in this
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
—
The
itoba
JCCA stated that it will
he gave up his job with New arines bantam team that won the city was given a civic farewell be Foreign Agriculture office last
attend the National Conference
Haven whege he was reputedly All-Ontario championship. Fol fore he and his wife left for week estimated that Japan has
only'
on condition that every pro
earning as much as $100 playing lowing two years with the midg Japan last month.
both the greatest population den vincial chapter will attend, there
Kotaro Suto who came here in sity per square mile of cultivated
hockey two nights a week, he re ets and two more with the juve?n
is some doubt as to whether the
plied that he was “just ' plain iles, Toyota moved up to the St. 1917 was honored by Mayor D. land and per square mile of total
confab will be held.
bored’ with the whole set-up Catharines Teepees of the OHA Lee Powell and members of the area, with the United Kingdom
Under such a serious outlook,
there. According to Toyota, life Junior “A” League in 1950-51 and Miami Beach Pioneer club.
second.
decisions arising out of the Ongets monotonous merely playing then to Kitchener Greenshirts in
The Issei couple were presented
Japan has nearly 600 persons taiio JCCA Conference loom as
hockey twice a week and just | 1951-52.
a plaque from the city council and per square mile; The United fai-leaching and delegates will
the Pioneers club, thanking the Kingdom about 550; Germany have a heavy agenda on their
modest gardener for his horticul slightly more than 500; India, nands. Mikio Nakamura, Pres
tural contributions to the city just under 300; France 200; China, ident of the Ontario JCCA, and
during the last 36 years.
a little more than 100; the United Edward Ide, Toronto president,
Without pay, without orders, States, about 50 and the Soviet will welcome the delegates.
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Nisei the Capitol Theatre in Lethbridge. entirely on his own, he spent un Union, close to 25.
Feature of the convention banand Sansei high school orators of
Initiated in 1951 to encourage told thousands of hours and dol
quet slated for Muirhead’s Res
Alberta will compete for the third
public speaking among Japanese lars making the city parks and streets beautiful, it was pointed taurant on Feb. 28 will be gues;
consecutive year for the coveted Canadian students, the popular
out.
speaker Mayoi' Allan Lamport of
Turcotte Challenge Trophy at the contest is an inter-local affair. An
Perhaps the most eloquent ex Toronto, a dynamic figure in civic
New
Ruling
May
Boost
Alberta JCCA’s Third Annual Or elimination is held in each of the
pression of Suto’s loyalty to his politics. irritations have been
atorical Contest for Nisei High local chapters, and the winner Chinese Immigration
adopted country was told in a sent to representatives from all
School Students. Candidates from
VANCOUVER
Chines e
chosen to represent the chapter
Nisei groups in Toronto to at
various centres, some 'winners in at the Provincial Chapter-spon spokesmen recently predicted im story which made the rounds of
their own local competitions, wif
migration flow of young Chinese the Miami Beach police station tend. A Convention Dance is slat
sored finals.
ed to follow.
meet in the finals on March 15 at
Local chapters are presently into Canada will be boosted by at today.
Coincident with the Ontario
least 25 per cent if Canadian
conducting local contests.
Detective Pete Stewart and Bil Conference is the Seventh Annual
Queen Street Church
Taber JCCA has succeeded in immigration department accepts ly Baber recalled that in 1942 as B. C. J CCA Conference, a threereceiving active support from a ruling handed down by the B.C. the war with Japan was flaming day affair, to be held in Vancou
Receives $8,800 in '52
their local high school, eight Court of Appeal.
in intensity a confidential tip in ver, Feb. 27-28, March 1.
At the annual meeting of the
The ruling told Canadian im
speakers
meeting
today,
Feb.
25,
dicated there might be some sub
Japanese congregation of the
migration department to accepr
to
contest
for
the
right
to
repre
versive
activity going on at the Regina Nisei Architect
Queen Street United Church on
children
of
a
Chinese
Canadian
’
s
dan. 30, it was reported that a sent Taber and to endeavour to “second wife” as legal children Suto home.
"We heard there might be some
total of $8,829 was received dur- keep the trophy in Taber for three and therefore as legal immigrants
veal's in a row. Miss Mary Endo,
CHICAGO — Joe Izumi, arch
detailed
maps showing the sec
mg 1952. $1,152 was given for
because laws of their home coun
ex-Taber High School student,
itect
from Regina, Sask., was
rets of Miami international air
missions from all sources, an agtry termed them “legitimate”.
captured the Turcotte Trophy
A report will be sent to Ottawa port and the harbor defenses for among the participants in the re
gi egate of $1,419 was raised by
both
times
it
has
been
contested.
six affiliated groups and a total of
where a decision will be made on the Port of Miami,” Stewart said. cent national conference of the
Yas
Yamashita
is
chairman
of
§1-500 from special donations re
The detectives raided Suto’s American Library Association
whether the case will go on to
the
Taber
contest.
ceived for the self-support fund.
Supreme Court of Canada. In re residence and conducted a tho- ■eld at the Edgewater Beach
Hotel in Chicago.
In Lethbridge, Miss Susanne cent years, the department has rough search.
During the year, 51 new mem
A member of an architectural
bers were received, 33 baptized, Oseki, a member of the city’s barred many of these children
We found some papers hidden firm in Regina, Izumi presented
^he average attendance at Sun public school staff and executive from entering Canada. It is un in a trunk,” Stewart said. “The
day services was 197, the lowest member of the Lethbridge JCCA, derstood that many Chinese Can papers,” the detective added, building plans for the Univ, of
Saskatchewan library for a pro
"as J-30 on July 27 and the high has announced the local elimina- adians wish to 'apply to bring
turned out to be U.S. war bonds posed new library of the asso
est 577 at Easter.
!
such children from China.
(Continned on page 2)
—$10,000 worth.”
ciation.
Future Structure of National Organization
ISSEI GARDENER WHO PLANNED MUCH OF MIAMI
BEACH LANDSCAPING FETED BY GRATEFUL CITY
Local Chapter Winners Will Advance to Provincial
Finals in Alberta JCCA's Third Oratorical Contest
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You Wouldn’t Understand
NEW
taiterPOW
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1953
emme
By TOYO TAKATA
mine. The papers I had signed
V^
By Ken Adachi
You’re Dr. Okida, Dr. Peter wouldn’t stand up in court. The
r :
Okida, the one that patched me owner had taken advantage of the
By CINDERELLA
up. Nurse tells we y7ou did a fact that I still couldn’t read too
good job, too.
well and had signed something.
“Not Great Poetry, but . . .”
When I saw that car ahead for It wouldn’t stand up in court. And
The topic of J CCA is not one
Ihe other day, over three o’clock coffee, we o-0+
Q
me, I was sure my7 luck had rim I had everything tied up in the that is generally talked about in
of poetry. We were all on common ground having Imp
dlScussion
this column. For even with a
cut. I must have blacked right store.
stretch of imagination, JCCA I XXhXtl^Po
^^ the Victorians’ ^he Romantics Vd
out, I didn’t remember beingHere we had the store for over
isn’t what you would call a ma-h
‘ “Ot P tS‘ We eVen tried our memory at recalling \
wheeled in here.
ten y ears, had built up a good word. It doesn’t spring peopled XTs^Tn ?d ^ 0Urselves cental pats on our baebt ^
Lut thanks to y-ou, there’s no trade. Then they7 come along and
„"
We |°uld stiI1.note, with a little assistance l/1
complications, and I’ll be out of take it away7 from you. Bet noth their feet in a magnificent spon- and
taneous
gesture
nor
is
it
likely
to
S
2
p
’
passa
^®
^om Shelley’s “Skylark”, Arnold’s m
here soon.
ing like that’s happened to you.
u^ Duchess”> Tennyson’s “In ~
^
Good thing it wasn’t worse. 1
T ou’re smiling. Something oc- stir up the same people in anv and T g Ehot^^w
Memoriani” V
type
of
extravagant
emotional
'
S
’
E11Ot
S
H
°
U
°
W
Men
”
might have even been killed. I cured to you as being funnv.
want to be around for a while Doc ?
display.
*
*
yet. Not for my sake, mind you.
Aw, you couldn’t kid a
Public po11 of option on
Compared to the 19th Century, the 20th Centurv we
it’s the kids. They still need me. looks like Miss Hibbert calling
,
Were t0 be taken/I might Pxetty bare of outstanding poets. Besides T. S. Eliot who agreed was
I" want to make sure that the
was there?
you. Guess you have to move on sa eiy say that reaction w7ould
'Tf John Masefield pens any more Coronation’
get an education and a good to your other patients.
range from a sort of a grudging JHe one he did for the Late King, I’ll throw7 up!” said ^ V 33
start in life.
T ou re a busy man. and here approval, not overly enthusiastic. boys> °nly the w7ord he used wasn’t “throwing up” It w^s
the
Like you. Doc. Sure, I know. I've oeen shooting my mouth off as if they knew that JCCA was expressive and impolite. “But,” came the defence
The nurse. Miss Hibbert, she’s and telling you of my troubles.
doing something good but they Sea ^ever’ and ‘Cargoes’ ?'They’re pretty hard to’ beat’” b°Ut
been telling’ me a bit about you.
But I m telling you Doc. you’ve weren't quite sure what it w7as all
That started it. Just what is good noetrv ?
.
Born and educated in Vancouver. never experienced the other kind about,, to a blank look of com- Trom our past, came dim echoes. “Poetry <rreaf Doet
Came to Toronto and graduated °t life, l ou ve never known what hX indlffereace which is about
p” ‘‘poetry, great poetry, must be an Emotional experience"
in medicine here at.the univers it means to be kicked around. You
he worst of all. Then again, you
Great Poetry must be lyrical, spontaneous.” “Great poetrv
ity. You’re rated quite a hotshot don’t know—but, what’s the use
get a feW wll° wil1 exPress be ^h.” “Great Poetry is life itself.” Pretty high-soundhm awe t
around the hospital and you have of telling you.
wholehearted approval. And) miming,-learned discourse, I thought to myself.
a good future ahead of you.
Guys like you have it soft. I about the only time when JCCA
j
*
*
Me, I never had a chance. I Tou ve got everything.
really comes into household con1 5ecaU.ed among my7 friends who admired John Masefield
was born in Poland, on a farm.
^eisation apart from community a 7
I ou just wouldn’t understand.
And then there is Ogden Nash, who cheerfully murders the Eiwli-h
Never did go to school, just learn
picnics and suchlike, is when fund
anguage and goes his unique way, winning friends by the millions
ed to write my7 own name, and
drives are held. All of which is a
He
is by no means great in terms of literature, but who will forget
then went to work. I was ten
ORATORICAL CONTEST
Pretty melancholy situation.
when the First World V/ar broke
Cconfd from P. I)
The cow is of the bovine ilk,
Now7 take a look at the strange
out. Our village became a part
thing called a JCCA worker who I
^ne end is moo, the other milkT
of the eastern front. I lost my tion date as March 1. At least
is right in the middle of things
That couplet wall always tickle mv fanev
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S;x contestants will vie.
parents.
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Doc. Ton were born and raised chapters, Raymond JCCA is seek- ,
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here. You’ve never felt the fear, ing a strong contender at their d. ^
Sf obligation or duty ™uld have required the stamina of some four hundr^saint"“ 8
anxiety, being separated from own contest on Feb. 26, while
that brings them out to countless which well-meaning Sunday school teachers read to their charees
your folks, being booted around, Coaldale JCCA, always a strong
'
°
then being watched like spies, by contender, is planning an elimi numbers of smoke-filled meetings And how7 many of us read them and strived!
orbull-sessions.
u
iS Edna Jacques’ “the Prairie Poetess”, adored bv
both the Russians and Germans. nation on Feb. 26. This year, for
the
first
time,
the
Calgary
Nisei
tousands
of
Canadian
housewives because she tugged at thrir heart
You’ve got to live .that kind of
The peculiar thing about JCCA
Club
is
expected
to
send
a
can
strings,
talking
of
cups
and saucers forever shining on kitchen
life to know what it means.
that hits me as being different
didate.
Doctor.
from other, Japanese Canadian s selves of harvests and of thanksgiving, of cross-stitched samplers
and red geraniums on window7 sills. Personally, I prefer my “homey”
After that. I decided I had
Kyoto Shigehiro, Educational groups is that there’s a lot of
ouc es put on with a more subtle touch, but across the country,
enough of Poland. As soon as I and Cultural Director of the Al- sticky7 idealism and principles to
peop
e cut out her. pieces and pasted them in scrap books, carried
could get out, I shipped out. I beita JCCA, assisted by7 his sev consider. There’s always some
‘
aJound xn theii pockets to show7 to their friends, or stuck them
landed in Montreal.
en committee members, is again thing lyrical about idealism, and
in
the
frame of their mirrors as pretty rare stuff . . . rare stuff, net
But that wasn't the end of my preparing for the big event. As there is pretty7 stuff in JCCA
troubles. Piero I was, no monev, sisting him are Jene Endo, Alfred makeup: meaningful things about j ecause they w7eie concerned with universal truth or experience, but
no friends, knew only7 a few words Kamitakahara, June Ohama, Su striving for the betterment of all ^ecause tiere was in them inspiration, comfort, a common exper
°f English, no education, no sanne Oseki, Walter Koyanagi, Japanese Canadians and working ience they were familiar with.
*
*
*
training, only- thing I knew was Mr. S. Aoki and President Ted T. for a place in the sun as true
farmwork.
Canadian citizens. It’s flag-wavI love poetry. When it comes to majesty of thought, I turn to
Aoki.
mg,
inspiring
stuff
to
be
sure,
Tennyson
’s personal resurgence of faith. ‘Tn Memoriam”. Browning
Look at yourself, Doc, then
Leading educationalists in
look at me. It’s been smooth Lethbridge will likely act as judg when you think about it. Man af- | can> ln a turn of a phrase, reveal to me, innumerable facets which
sailing- for you, nothing- but rough es for the finals. A musical and ter all is not a mere animal de ma e up human character. For sheer spontaneity and lyricism, give
water for me. You don’t know dance programme will be present void of idealism and some kind of
T^ou' delicacy and fragile, silvery imagery, I’ll settle for
dirty, hard work, 1 do. Cutting ed during intermission at the faith—he has the power’ to reason.
a ei de la Mare. When it comes to magnificance of controlled,
pulp, dishwashing hauling coal , Capitol Theatre which is capable
But then we have to realize emotional thought expressed in exquisite form, Matthew7 Arnold’s
working- in all kinds of weather. of seatin g 900 persons as well as that soldiers don’t go to war,
ov er Beach is hard to beat. And T. S. Eliot can bring me down
depth® of desPair with his cryptic and disillusioned (I use
And often getting- paid less than | being accoustically ideal. A ban- shouting patriotic songs and with
disillusioned'’ for lack of a better word) poetry.
the next guy doing the same job. , quet will follow with Mr. Alfred band music bravely playing in the
But there are times when the great poets will not suffice. In
yet having to work harder. You Kamitakahara in charge.
background. They7 do it in movies
my7 eveiy day rush and bustle, when my plans go awry, I go to a poem
don t know what it means to have
The Turcotte Challenge Trophy, I but not in real life. And there’s
>
w
lich I discovered in a local newspaper a long time ago. It’s jus!
to take ah that.
no
necessity
7
to
bring
out
a
tamemblematic of oratorical supre
ten lines of verse entitled “The Art of Living”.
Well, I was able to save enough
macy, is a presentation to the hourine and start shouting in the
to buy myself a small business,
[
To touch the cup with eager bps and taste—not drain it:
Alberta JCCA of ex-mayor L. S. streets.
And I began to do quite well.
To woo and tempt and court a bliss—-and not attain it:
Turcotte of Lethbridge. Besides
Particularly in Toronto, the
During the time I got married,
To fondle -and caress a joy. yet hold it lightly,
this trophy, the Alberta JCCA JCCA is faced with a lot of com
And our stor
kept on doing annually7 presents individual tro
Lest it become necessity and cling tod tightly:
petition with social and sports
more business.
To watch the sunset in the west without regretting:
phies. to the first three winners, groups which are possibly7 more
Their came the blow
o nail /ts advent in the east—the night forgetting:
and individual awards to all paf- attractive to join. And when a
.proved that the
I
store wasnc
s nt other we tn happiness and grief in laughter:
young Nisei’s fancy lightly7 turns
0 J.° ^ ^Je present close—not questioning the hereafter:
to thoughts of badminton and
0
e,Jougb to share—to know the joy of giving:
dancing, all very7 understandable,
10
thrill
with all the sweets of life—is living^1
it's pretty7 tough to get him inter
I don’t know who wrote it. It’s not great poetry, but I like it!
ested in JCCA. But despite all
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
this competition and the neces
NISEI COMBO ON LOCATION
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
sity7 to get public support through
Brotherhood Quote:
ON U-I TECHNICOLOR FILM
more stress on things that hit the
f
as a medium of expression and news outlet
Hollywood, Calif.
Vancouver, B. C.
people
directly,
the
idea
of
losing
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
On location with Universal“Teach your ‘children not to
cut on the bigger things that
REN ADACHI_______
International’s Technicolor shoot
Editor
use
derogatory ’ remarks about
could better Japanese Canadians
T A K AIC HI UM EZ U KI
ing of “'Walking My- Baby7 Home”
Japanese
Section
Editor
other religions, races or nat
KEN MORI _ _________
as citizens, perhaps ahit indirect
are Tak Shindo and his combo
----- Advertisir
ionalities just as you would not
ly, doesn’t exactly- appeal to me.
479 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005
I of Kiyoshi Yamada, Yo Shibuya
Toronto, Ont.
have
them use bad language on
I guess you can’t win either
Authorized as second class mail.
W
1 and Joe Owashi. Film stars Don
Post Office Dept., Ottawa
the street”.
ald O’Connor and Janet Leigh.
■—Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg.
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THE HEW CANADIAN
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You Wouldn’t Understand
NEW
taiterPOW
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1953
emme
By TOYO TAKATA
mine. The papers I had signed
V^
By Ken Adachi
You’re Dr. Okida, Dr. Peter wouldn’t stand up in court. The
r :
Okida, the one that patched me owner had taken advantage of the
By CINDERELLA
up. Nurse tells we y7ou did a fact that I still couldn’t read too
good job, too.
well and had signed something.
“Not Great Poetry, but . . .”
When I saw that car ahead for It wouldn’t stand up in court. And
The topic of J CCA is not one
Ihe other day, over three o’clock coffee, we o-0+
Q
me, I was sure my7 luck had rim I had everything tied up in the that is generally talked about in
of poetry. We were all on common ground having Imp
dlScussion
this column. For even with a
cut. I must have blacked right store.
stretch of imagination, JCCA I XXhXtl^Po
^^ the Victorians’ ^he Romantics Vd
out, I didn’t remember beingHere we had the store for over
isn’t what you would call a ma-h
‘ “Ot P tS‘ We eVen tried our memory at recalling \
wheeled in here.
ten y ears, had built up a good word. It doesn’t spring peopled XTs^Tn ?d ^ 0Urselves cental pats on our baebt ^
Lut thanks to y-ou, there’s no trade. Then they7 come along and
„"
We |°uld stiI1.note, with a little assistance l/1
complications, and I’ll be out of take it away7 from you. Bet noth their feet in a magnificent spon- and
taneous
gesture
nor
is
it
likely
to
S
2
p
’
passa
^®
^om Shelley’s “Skylark”, Arnold’s m
here soon.
ing like that’s happened to you.
u^ Duchess”> Tennyson’s “In ~
^
Good thing it wasn’t worse. 1
T ou’re smiling. Something oc- stir up the same people in anv and T g Ehot^^w
Memoriani” V
type
of
extravagant
emotional
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might have even been killed. I cured to you as being funnv.
want to be around for a while Doc ?
display.
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yet. Not for my sake, mind you.
Aw, you couldn’t kid a
Public po11 of option on
Compared to the 19th Century, the 20th Centurv we
it’s the kids. They still need me. looks like Miss Hibbert calling
,
Were t0 be taken/I might Pxetty bare of outstanding poets. Besides T. S. Eliot who agreed was
I" want to make sure that the
was there?
you. Guess you have to move on sa eiy say that reaction w7ould
'Tf John Masefield pens any more Coronation’
get an education and a good to your other patients.
range from a sort of a grudging JHe one he did for the Late King, I’ll throw7 up!” said ^ V 33
start in life.
T ou re a busy man. and here approval, not overly enthusiastic. boys> °nly the w7ord he used wasn’t “throwing up” It w^s
the
Like you. Doc. Sure, I know. I've oeen shooting my mouth off as if they knew that JCCA was expressive and impolite. “But,” came the defence
The nurse. Miss Hibbert, she’s and telling you of my troubles.
doing something good but they Sea ^ever’ and ‘Cargoes’ ?'They’re pretty hard to’ beat’” b°Ut
been telling’ me a bit about you.
But I m telling you Doc. you’ve weren't quite sure what it w7as all
That started it. Just what is good noetrv ?
.
Born and educated in Vancouver. never experienced the other kind about,, to a blank look of com- Trom our past, came dim echoes. “Poetry <rreaf Doet
Came to Toronto and graduated °t life, l ou ve never known what hX indlffereace which is about
p” ‘‘poetry, great poetry, must be an Emotional experience"
in medicine here at.the univers it means to be kicked around. You
he worst of all. Then again, you
Great Poetry must be lyrical, spontaneous.” “Great poetrv
ity. You’re rated quite a hotshot don’t know—but, what’s the use
get a feW wll° wil1 exPress be ^h.” “Great Poetry is life itself.” Pretty high-soundhm awe t
around the hospital and you have of telling you.
wholehearted approval. And) miming,-learned discourse, I thought to myself.
a good future ahead of you.
Guys like you have it soft. I about the only time when JCCA
j
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Me, I never had a chance. I Tou ve got everything.
really comes into household con1 5ecaU.ed among my7 friends who admired John Masefield
was born in Poland, on a farm.
^eisation apart from community a 7
I ou just wouldn’t understand.
And then there is Ogden Nash, who cheerfully murders the Eiwli-h
Never did go to school, just learn
picnics and suchlike, is when fund
anguage and goes his unique way, winning friends by the millions
ed to write my7 own name, and
drives are held. All of which is a
He
is by no means great in terms of literature, but who will forget
then went to work. I was ten
ORATORICAL CONTEST
Pretty melancholy situation.
when the First World V/ar broke
Cconfd from P. I)
The cow is of the bovine ilk,
Now7 take a look at the strange
out. Our village became a part
thing called a JCCA worker who I
^ne end is moo, the other milkT
of the eastern front. I lost my tion date as March 1. At least
is right in the middle of things
That couplet wall always tickle mv fanev
n
S;x contestants will vie.
parents.
X:
h
-^>
k
T
Vf
the
whoie
’
'J
p
’
Y
’
5
famous
"
If
”
P°
ems
.
®l>ich
Edgar
Guest
took
overaXi
Not to be outdone by other
T ou don t know what it means,
S ‘S ■! ■ ab°Ut °n® ’'™fa ards fw growing girls and boys if they “wanted to be the kind of
Doc. Ton were born and raised chapters, Raymond JCCA is seek- ,
'V/1 ls ?Ot “re of a sort b°yS “d glrls G°a intended them to be.” Terrible stuff really which
here. You’ve never felt the fear, ing a strong contender at their d. ^
Sf obligation or duty ™uld have required the stamina of some four hundr^saint"“ 8
anxiety, being separated from own contest on Feb. 26, while
that brings them out to countless which well-meaning Sunday school teachers read to their charees
your folks, being booted around, Coaldale JCCA, always a strong
'
°
then being watched like spies, by contender, is planning an elimi numbers of smoke-filled meetings And how7 many of us read them and strived!
orbull-sessions.
u
iS Edna Jacques’ “the Prairie Poetess”, adored bv
both the Russians and Germans. nation on Feb. 26. This year, for
the
first
time,
the
Calgary
Nisei
tousands
of
Canadian
housewives because she tugged at thrir heart
You’ve got to live .that kind of
The peculiar thing about JCCA
Club
is
expected
to
send
a
can
strings,
talking
of
cups
and saucers forever shining on kitchen
life to know what it means.
that hits me as being different
didate.
Doctor.
from other, Japanese Canadian s selves of harvests and of thanksgiving, of cross-stitched samplers
and red geraniums on window7 sills. Personally, I prefer my “homey”
After that. I decided I had
Kyoto Shigehiro, Educational groups is that there’s a lot of
ouc es put on with a more subtle touch, but across the country,
enough of Poland. As soon as I and Cultural Director of the Al- sticky7 idealism and principles to
peop
e cut out her. pieces and pasted them in scrap books, carried
could get out, I shipped out. I beita JCCA, assisted by7 his sev consider. There’s always some
‘
aJound xn theii pockets to show7 to their friends, or stuck them
landed in Montreal.
en committee members, is again thing lyrical about idealism, and
in
the
frame of their mirrors as pretty rare stuff . . . rare stuff, net
But that wasn't the end of my preparing for the big event. As there is pretty7 stuff in JCCA
troubles. Piero I was, no monev, sisting him are Jene Endo, Alfred makeup: meaningful things about j ecause they w7eie concerned with universal truth or experience, but
no friends, knew only7 a few words Kamitakahara, June Ohama, Su striving for the betterment of all ^ecause tiere was in them inspiration, comfort, a common exper
°f English, no education, no sanne Oseki, Walter Koyanagi, Japanese Canadians and working ience they were familiar with.
*
*
*
training, only- thing I knew was Mr. S. Aoki and President Ted T. for a place in the sun as true
farmwork.
Canadian citizens. It’s flag-wavI love poetry. When it comes to majesty of thought, I turn to
Aoki.
mg,
inspiring
stuff
to
be
sure,
Tennyson
’s personal resurgence of faith. ‘Tn Memoriam”. Browning
Look at yourself, Doc, then
Leading educationalists in
look at me. It’s been smooth Lethbridge will likely act as judg when you think about it. Man af- | can> ln a turn of a phrase, reveal to me, innumerable facets which
sailing- for you, nothing- but rough es for the finals. A musical and ter all is not a mere animal de ma e up human character. For sheer spontaneity and lyricism, give
water for me. You don’t know dance programme will be present void of idealism and some kind of
T^ou' delicacy and fragile, silvery imagery, I’ll settle for
dirty, hard work, 1 do. Cutting ed during intermission at the faith—he has the power’ to reason.
a ei de la Mare. When it comes to magnificance of controlled,
pulp, dishwashing hauling coal , Capitol Theatre which is capable
But then we have to realize emotional thought expressed in exquisite form, Matthew7 Arnold’s
working- in all kinds of weather. of seatin g 900 persons as well as that soldiers don’t go to war,
ov er Beach is hard to beat. And T. S. Eliot can bring me down
depth® of desPair with his cryptic and disillusioned (I use
And often getting- paid less than | being accoustically ideal. A ban- shouting patriotic songs and with
disillusioned'’ for lack of a better word) poetry.
the next guy doing the same job. , quet will follow with Mr. Alfred band music bravely playing in the
But there are times when the great poets will not suffice. In
yet having to work harder. You Kamitakahara in charge.
background. They7 do it in movies
my7 eveiy day rush and bustle, when my plans go awry, I go to a poem
don t know what it means to have
The Turcotte Challenge Trophy, I but not in real life. And there’s
>
w
lich I discovered in a local newspaper a long time ago. It’s jus!
to take ah that.
no
necessity
7
to
bring
out
a
tamemblematic of oratorical supre
ten lines of verse entitled “The Art of Living”.
Well, I was able to save enough
macy, is a presentation to the hourine and start shouting in the
to buy myself a small business,
[
To touch the cup with eager bps and taste—not drain it:
Alberta JCCA of ex-mayor L. S. streets.
And I began to do quite well.
To woo and tempt and court a bliss—-and not attain it:
Turcotte of Lethbridge. Besides
Particularly in Toronto, the
During the time I got married,
To fondle -and caress a joy. yet hold it lightly,
this trophy, the Alberta JCCA JCCA is faced with a lot of com
And our stor
kept on doing annually7 presents individual tro
Lest it become necessity and cling tod tightly:
petition with social and sports
more business.
To watch the sunset in the west without regretting:
phies. to the first three winners, groups which are possibly7 more
Their came the blow
o nail /ts advent in the east—the night forgetting:
and individual awards to all paf- attractive to join. And when a
.proved that the
I
store wasnc
s nt other we tn happiness and grief in laughter:
young Nisei’s fancy lightly7 turns
0 J.° ^ ^Je present close—not questioning the hereafter:
to thoughts of badminton and
0
e,Jougb to share—to know the joy of giving:
dancing, all very7 understandable,
10
thrill
with all the sweets of life—is living^1
it's pretty7 tough to get him inter
I don’t know who wrote it. It’s not great poetry, but I like it!
ested in JCCA. But despite all
An Independent Japanese-English Organ.
this competition and the neces
NISEI COMBO ON LOCATION
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
sity7 to get public support through
Brotherhood Quote:
ON U-I TECHNICOLOR FILM
more stress on things that hit the
f
as a medium of expression and news outlet
Hollywood, Calif.
Vancouver, B. C.
people
directly,
the
idea
of
losing
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
On location with Universal“Teach your ‘children not to
cut on the bigger things that
REN ADACHI_______
International’s Technicolor shoot
Editor
use
derogatory ’ remarks about
could better Japanese Canadians
T A K AIC HI UM EZ U KI
ing of “'Walking My- Baby7 Home”
Japanese
Section
Editor
other religions, races or nat
KEN MORI _ _________
as citizens, perhaps ahit indirect
are Tak Shindo and his combo
----- Advertisir
ionalities just as you would not
ly, doesn’t exactly- appeal to me.
479 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005
I of Kiyoshi Yamada, Yo Shibuya
Toronto, Ont.
have
them use bad language on
I guess you can’t win either
Authorized as second class mail.
W
1 and Joe Owashi. Film stars Don
Post Office Dept., Ottawa
the street”.
ald O’Connor and Janet Leigh.
■—Rabbi Bernard Goldenberg.
cure
1
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Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1953
CANADIAN
PAGE 7
■ Spading Continues
I Creeping-Up Policy
The red-hot Mountain city boys nered 20 points, Frank Shimoda
single game mark for the season
Spirited Hamilton Drive Nets Playoff Spot
atronize
Our Adrcrthers
ended up in the show postition as 12 and Shin Fukumoto 9 for the
i
Spadina’s creeping advanc
Hirano following with 31.
t e\ took two games, downing visitors. Mustang’s tops were
Final Scoring Leaders
C’ub Rhapsody 52-41 and edging Henry Edamura 13 and Ron Mori
J j muon Mustangs 53-51 as the 0»
League was continued last wee'
Paul Hirano(R)
18 tumor section of the Nisei Bas
Final Junior Standing
as they trampled Alexanders 7-9
Herb Miyasaki(M)
19.2
ketball League ran out its sched
Won :
Meanwhile
Takeda gained only r
Yuki Kameoka (WK)
ule Ast week at St. Vladimir’s
Mustangs
9
12.4
o-vm
The Hamiltonians who
Club Rhapsody
o
Ken Miyasaki(M)
pAved three games in one night,
Hamilton
points.
5
Ted Nishimoto(M)
dropped an incompleted game to
Orphans
In other games: Radio Vision
5
Mush Fukumoto(R)
S.l
Barons
7,
El Mocambo 0; Sora 7, Wasser
4
8
By virtue of their late-season
ew scoring champion for the
Juniors will oppose Orphans and 0; Uyeda MB 5, Sian Karn 2:
spurt. Hamilton took over third Toronto Nisei Senior Basketbail
Hamilton will play Club Rhap Ascot 5. Menzies 2; Urabe 5,
portion since their for and a- League is Rebels’ Paul Hirano
sody in 2-game total point semi Lewis 2: DuRite 5, Yamada 2.
uaind point percentage was bet who dethroned the perennial leadLeague’s best bowler, Sandy
finals. In the Senior League, Reb
684 Church St. (cor. Bloor)
ter than Orphans who had the e* Herb Miyasaki. His 19.8 aver els and Whiz Kids will play a Ono. added a point or o to his
Phone Ml. 0995
Toronto
■same number of wins and losses. age just shaded Herb’s 19.2 by a similar 2-game affair, the winner
Hamilton 52 — Club Rhapsody 41 slim .6 percentage. However Mi- meeting Mustangs. Games start of the night. He put together 321
The opener was close all the yasaki’s 37 points was the highest from 7 p.m., in order, on Feb. 27. and 305 in knocking off a 3-game
Lucien C. Kurata |
total of 890 pins.
way until the dying minutes when
Hamilton pulled away. Without
It was quite an evening of good
Barrister and Solicitor
t
Notary
Piiblit
I
scores as 20 others turned in 700
their two regulars, Roy Koba
I^VOtl
Adelaide
or better totals. Others were K.
yashi and Joe Togawa, Rhapsody
IM and 2nd Msrtgag< Loa ns |
nut up a good battle. Lanky Shih
Shimizu
Ito 871
Fukumoto was Hamilton’s shining
Oft. EM. 6-0959 Res. LY
All Nations “A’s” pulled up High Park on Feb
and the
Iwata 769(330), S. Takeuchi 760,
star as he controlled both back- their socks and managed to
away game with Trinity are the
T. Iwamoto 755(330), M. Mori
boards and contributed to the of hurdle another tough obstacle on “big” games.
vy
. Fu
750, H. Inouye
fense with 11. Frank Shinioda put their way to the elusive Toronto
Feather jottings: All Nations
J. Amemori
in 13 and Kaz Nishimura added Inter-Schurch “'A” Shuttle League Buzzers are marking time till the kusaka 746(32
12 for Hamilton. Bob Adachi was crown, by a surprising 17-7 con fest of the groups have caught 739, R. Nagamatsu 732, R. KuthW
tops for Rhapsody and hooped in quests of Christ Church, perennial up with the schedule. It is quite sukake 731, S. Ta. cuchi 730, K.
Mra
20 points. Hockey star Sho Mori league champs on Feb. 20. Con possible their last remaining Kuroda. 724, T. Tanabe 723, J.
Tehara 719, M. Nishikawa 719, T.
sidering the fact that the Nisei league game with St. Jude’s will
Honkawa 712, M. Isoshima 705.
Barons 44 — Hamilton 39
284.A TONGt STRUT, TORONTO, ONT.
had topped them in the first eh- be played at Metro gym on March
Y. Nishikawh 704. J. Izumi 341.
In the incompleted game,. Bar counter 13-11 away back in Dec
if not. the Nisei Shuttle
ens had an 8-point advantage go ember, the victory was convinc League’s semi-finals with all four
NISEI GRAPPLER
ing into the 2nd half. Although ing.
clubs in actions may be played.
0. K. CLEANERS
outscoring Barons in the half,
VANCOUVER — A m e r i c a n
The
” got off to a shaky The Montreal shuttle club has
101J/2 QUEEN ST. W.
Hamilton wound up on the short- start as the girls found them announced their social program Nisei wrestler Toi Yamano
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end of a. 44-39 score. Barons’ Roy selves stacked up against the for the coming Toronto invasion. one of the features of the profes
Phono
Matsushita and Kaz Osaka each strongest opposition yet, and as Those players who intend to go sional wrestling show at Exhibi
WA.
6953
got 13 points, while George Iso a result, dropped all six games. are asked to contact Roy Shin tion Gardens in Vancouver last
zaki hooped 12. Top scorers for Somewhat to the relief of captain immediately.
week.
Hamilton were Frank Shimoda Matt Matsui, the men rose to the
I
and Shin Fukumoto with 11 and occasion and recovered all six
8 respectively.
points which meant the outcome
Watch Repair Shop
Hamilton 53 — Mustangs 51
of the mixed doubles would de328 BROADVIEW AVE.
In a tightly played game, Ham . cide the match.
(near Gerrard St.)
Spring isn’t far off! That’s the major Nisei concentrations in
ilton nosed out Mustangs 53-51.
Toronto. Phone GL. 3652
Toshi Takasaki and Dick Arai
Kaz Nishimura of Hamilton stole placed the team on the right indication among Nisei bowling Ontario and Quebec. Pindusters
the spotlight with some dazzling- tracks by gaining two valuable addicts as they have now laid the (both male and female variety)
Residence:
display of dribbling and ball games and from that point, the foundation for the annual East from Montreal, Hamilton, Lon
EM4-0508
don,
Fort
William
and
Chatham
2
Vesta
Drive
handling. Little Billy Matsui garhr
were unbeatable as they ern Canada Nisei Bowling Tour
MAfair 1365.
are being urged to join their Tor
garnered 11 games out of 12, a nament. Much of the groundwork
the onto compatriots on the big day.
Club El Chochlo
Andrew E. McKague,
record which hasn’t been equalled has now been completed and
Again
the
scene
of
the
Tourn
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
tc
ROLLER SKATING
since the All Nations entered the committee is now prepared
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accept entries.
league.
201
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Ontario Bldg.
and DANCE
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330 Bay St.
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After a gloomy start when the tourney officialdom is composed awards will be presented and the
Strathcona Rollerdrome
(Corner Adelaide A Bay Sts.)
league opener was dropped to St. of Bing Tanaka, secretary; Bob raffle draw completed.
7:30-10:45 Skating
TORONTO
Paul’s, the “A’s” have come a Miyauchi, treasurer; Moza Mat
10:45-11:30 Dancing
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licity.
Date of the event has been set
KELOWNA, B. C. — Since the
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for Saturday, May 16. The 64- formation of a Nisei bowling
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cited 1 p.m. sharp as the toeing ched the league title with 39 pts.
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Pinheads are in second spot
time.
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headed by the JCCA Challenge place Railbirds 28, Highballs,
Cup will be disposed of to tne Pigeons and Dumbells, all tied
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: winners. Details of awards are to for fourth. Five-F’s are fifth with
17 pts., and Slow-Pokes bring up
be ironed out by the committee.
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Invitations will go out to all ' the rear with 16.
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CANADIAN
PAGE 7
■ Spading Continues
I Creeping-Up Policy
The red-hot Mountain city boys nered 20 points, Frank Shimoda
single game mark for the season
Spirited Hamilton Drive Nets Playoff Spot
atronize
Our Adrcrthers
ended up in the show postition as 12 and Shin Fukumoto 9 for the
i
Spadina’s creeping advanc
Hirano following with 31.
t e\ took two games, downing visitors. Mustang’s tops were
Final Scoring Leaders
C’ub Rhapsody 52-41 and edging Henry Edamura 13 and Ron Mori
J j muon Mustangs 53-51 as the 0»
League was continued last wee'
Paul Hirano(R)
18 tumor section of the Nisei Bas
Final Junior Standing
as they trampled Alexanders 7-9
Herb Miyasaki(M)
19.2
ketball League ran out its sched
Won :
Meanwhile
Takeda gained only r
Yuki Kameoka (WK)
ule Ast week at St. Vladimir’s
Mustangs
9
12.4
o-vm
The Hamiltonians who
Club Rhapsody
o
Ken Miyasaki(M)
pAved three games in one night,
Hamilton
points.
5
Ted Nishimoto(M)
dropped an incompleted game to
Orphans
In other games: Radio Vision
5
Mush Fukumoto(R)
S.l
Barons
7,
El Mocambo 0; Sora 7, Wasser
4
8
By virtue of their late-season
ew scoring champion for the
Juniors will oppose Orphans and 0; Uyeda MB 5, Sian Karn 2:
spurt. Hamilton took over third Toronto Nisei Senior Basketbail
Hamilton will play Club Rhap Ascot 5. Menzies 2; Urabe 5,
portion since their for and a- League is Rebels’ Paul Hirano
sody in 2-game total point semi Lewis 2: DuRite 5, Yamada 2.
uaind point percentage was bet who dethroned the perennial leadLeague’s best bowler, Sandy
finals. In the Senior League, Reb
684 Church St. (cor. Bloor)
ter than Orphans who had the e* Herb Miyasaki. His 19.8 aver els and Whiz Kids will play a Ono. added a point or o to his
Phone Ml. 0995
Toronto
■same number of wins and losses. age just shaded Herb’s 19.2 by a similar 2-game affair, the winner
Hamilton 52 — Club Rhapsody 41 slim .6 percentage. However Mi- meeting Mustangs. Games start of the night. He put together 321
The opener was close all the yasaki’s 37 points was the highest from 7 p.m., in order, on Feb. 27. and 305 in knocking off a 3-game
Lucien C. Kurata |
total of 890 pins.
way until the dying minutes when
Hamilton pulled away. Without
It was quite an evening of good
Barrister and Solicitor
t
Notary
Piiblit
I
scores as 20 others turned in 700
their two regulars, Roy Koba
I^VOtl
Adelaide
or better totals. Others were K.
yashi and Joe Togawa, Rhapsody
IM and 2nd Msrtgag< Loa ns |
nut up a good battle. Lanky Shih
Shimizu
Ito 871
Fukumoto was Hamilton’s shining
Oft. EM. 6-0959 Res. LY
All Nations “A’s” pulled up High Park on Feb
and the
Iwata 769(330), S. Takeuchi 760,
star as he controlled both back- their socks and managed to
away game with Trinity are the
T. Iwamoto 755(330), M. Mori
boards and contributed to the of hurdle another tough obstacle on “big” games.
vy
. Fu
750, H. Inouye
fense with 11. Frank Shinioda put their way to the elusive Toronto
Feather jottings: All Nations
J. Amemori
in 13 and Kaz Nishimura added Inter-Schurch “'A” Shuttle League Buzzers are marking time till the kusaka 746(32
12 for Hamilton. Bob Adachi was crown, by a surprising 17-7 con fest of the groups have caught 739, R. Nagamatsu 732, R. KuthW
tops for Rhapsody and hooped in quests of Christ Church, perennial up with the schedule. It is quite sukake 731, S. Ta. cuchi 730, K.
Mra
20 points. Hockey star Sho Mori league champs on Feb. 20. Con possible their last remaining Kuroda. 724, T. Tanabe 723, J.
Tehara 719, M. Nishikawa 719, T.
sidering the fact that the Nisei league game with St. Jude’s will
Honkawa 712, M. Isoshima 705.
Barons 44 — Hamilton 39
284.A TONGt STRUT, TORONTO, ONT.
had topped them in the first eh- be played at Metro gym on March
Y. Nishikawh 704. J. Izumi 341.
In the incompleted game,. Bar counter 13-11 away back in Dec
if not. the Nisei Shuttle
ens had an 8-point advantage go ember, the victory was convinc League’s semi-finals with all four
NISEI GRAPPLER
ing into the 2nd half. Although ing.
clubs in actions may be played.
0. K. CLEANERS
outscoring Barons in the half,
VANCOUVER — A m e r i c a n
The
” got off to a shaky The Montreal shuttle club has
101J/2 QUEEN ST. W.
Hamilton wound up on the short- start as the girls found them announced their social program Nisei wrestler Toi Yamano
For Pick-up and Delivery
end of a. 44-39 score. Barons’ Roy selves stacked up against the for the coming Toronto invasion. one of the features of the profes
Phono
Matsushita and Kaz Osaka each strongest opposition yet, and as Those players who intend to go sional wrestling show at Exhibi
WA.
6953
got 13 points, while George Iso a result, dropped all six games. are asked to contact Roy Shin tion Gardens in Vancouver last
zaki hooped 12. Top scorers for Somewhat to the relief of captain immediately.
week.
Hamilton were Frank Shimoda Matt Matsui, the men rose to the
I
and Shin Fukumoto with 11 and occasion and recovered all six
8 respectively.
points which meant the outcome
Watch Repair Shop
Hamilton 53 — Mustangs 51
of the mixed doubles would de328 BROADVIEW AVE.
In a tightly played game, Ham . cide the match.
(near Gerrard St.)
Spring isn’t far off! That’s the major Nisei concentrations in
ilton nosed out Mustangs 53-51.
Toronto. Phone GL. 3652
Toshi Takasaki and Dick Arai
Kaz Nishimura of Hamilton stole placed the team on the right indication among Nisei bowling Ontario and Quebec. Pindusters
the spotlight with some dazzling- tracks by gaining two valuable addicts as they have now laid the (both male and female variety)
Residence:
display of dribbling and ball games and from that point, the foundation for the annual East from Montreal, Hamilton, Lon
EM4-0508
don,
Fort
William
and
Chatham
2
Vesta
Drive
handling. Little Billy Matsui garhr
were unbeatable as they ern Canada Nisei Bowling Tour
MAfair 1365.
are being urged to join their Tor
garnered 11 games out of 12, a nament. Much of the groundwork
the onto compatriots on the big day.
Club El Chochlo
Andrew E. McKague,
record which hasn’t been equalled has now been completed and
Again
the
scene
of
the
Tourn
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
tc
ROLLER SKATING
since the All Nations entered the committee is now prepared
Public.
ament
Dance
will
be
the
swank
s
accept entries.
league.
201
Northern
Ontario Bldg.
and DANCE
A
Headed by Johnny Takeda, the Royal York ballroom where
330 Bay St.
t
After a gloomy start when the tourney officialdom is composed awards will be presented and the
Strathcona Rollerdrome
(Corner Adelaide A Bay Sts.)
league opener was dropped to St. of Bing Tanaka, secretary; Bob raffle draw completed.
7:30-10:45 Skating
TORONTO
Paul’s, the “A’s” have come a Miyauchi, treasurer; Moza Mat
10:45-11:30 Dancing
i
long way with 5 straight wins for sumoto, dance; Jack Hemmy, rai- Bowling Most Popular
.'nHiHHiiiiHHiininiiiHinninnii'.
SUNDAY, MARCH 15
10. points, which all means tha: fle; and Johnny Amemori, pub
Admission 75,c
the two remaining matches with
Sport in Kelowna
M. HATANAKA
licity.
Date of the event has been set
KELOWNA, B. C. — Since the
agent for
for Saturday, May 16. The 64- formation of a Nisei bowling
NISEI FLYERS
ELECTRO-SUN
alley Edwards Olympia bowling- league in Kelowna, Nisei here
emporium will be the setting of have made bowling their favorite
APPLIANCE LTD.
the always-getting-bigger Nisei winter sport. Eight teams regu
fs
© TV Sets 0 Frigidaires
tourney. With a full card of events larly take to the alleys, and with
at UNF HALL
9
Stoves © Washing Machines
planned, and a big list of entries playoff time nearing, Barney
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27
expected, officials have clearly Kitamura’s Alley Cats have cin
: Call LA. 8839, after 6 p.m.
Admission $1,00
cited 1 p.m. sharp as the toeing ched the league title with 39 pts.
8:30-12:30 p.m.
: 208 Emerson Ave. — Toronto
Pinheads are in second spot
time.
Miss Grace Kanda, Miss Valentine of 1953, will be on
’(HHIinilllHIIHIinillHHllliliiiiiii
A load of cash and trophies with 33 -pts., followed by thirdhand to present door prizes.
headed by the JCCA Challenge place Railbirds 28, Highballs,
Cup will be disposed of to tne Pigeons and Dumbells, all tied
T. KOBAYASHI
SUPPORT MAJOR FUKUMOTO INJURY FUND
: winners. Details of awards are to for fourth. Five-F’s are fifth with
17 pts., and Slow-Pokes bring up
be ironed out by the committee.
&SON
Invitations will go out to all ' the rear with 16.
a
1
I
NEW
All Nations 'A' ShutHists Add Another Win, Top
Christ Church 17-7 in Steady March to Loop Title
EASTERN CANADA NISEI BOWLING TOURNEY NEAR
EXPECT ENTRIES FROM QUE., ONTARIO CENTRES
ONTARIO J.C.C.A. SIXTH ANNUAL
PROVINCIAL CONFERENCE
King Edward Hotel
February 28
—
Open 12 noon to 2 a.m.
Toronto
March 1
CONVENTION BANQUET & DANCE
The public is invited to attend all three affairs. Tickets
for the banquet & dance are available from the Toronto JCCA
executive members.
February 28
at Muirhead's
—
:
Chop Suey House
82-A Elizabeth St., Toronto
banquets and famply
DENNERS
Hours: 12 Noon to 4 aju
38 Adelaide St. W,
Reservations: EM4-9035
f
J
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For All Your
Insurance Needs
LIFE. AUTO, FIRE
FLOATERS, ETC.
famous Chinese foods
P.O. Box 149
69 Albert St. —Toronto
:
(at Elizabeth)
Telephone WA. 9817
Special attention given
to take out orders.
,:
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i
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i
Residence:
139 LEIGH ROAD,
North Kamloops, B. C.
Page 8
NEW
Wednesday, Feb. 25,
' Six Aspire in Lethbridge \ Crown Pafsy Baba
Oratorical Contest
"Miss Valentine"
1953
by r. NAKAMOTO
erdonci
WblM CALENDAR
66
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Six I
CHATHAM, Ont. — The atyoung orators will speak at the traction of the evening for the engagements
-FEBRUARY
Rainbow Hall on March 1 in the newly formed Kent JCCA'Teen25—-Toronto.
ROSEMARY, Alta. — Mr. and
Lethbridge JCCA Oratorical Con- ster Club which held a Valentine Mrs. N. Takeda of Rosemary an
lowshlp Group meetly, at c''P"’
House, 51 Bond St
Ch^a
test. They are Mary Aoki, Helen Hance at the Chatham YMCA on nounce the engagement of their
Kanashiro, Margaret Sonoda, Bill Feb. 14 was the crowning of Pat- daughter, Fusako, to Albert Oha- 27—-Toronto. ’Nisei Plve„s
Dance, at UNF Hall
B ef!i
Hasegawa, Jeffrey Higa and sy Baba who was chosen “Miss ma,^on of Mrs. K. Ohama of
27—Vancouver. B. C. JCCA n Knobby Kamitakahara.
Valentine”. Handled by Charlie Ranier, on Feb. 15.
enoe Dance, at Manhattan’s J
Topics of current interest such Okubo as master of recemonies,
. "J
W“l Broadw" M
*
*
*
as “Alberta’s Future,” “Aims of the affair proved to be a great
A
ancouver.
B. c TcrQ GREENWOOD, B. C. — The
Annual
Provincial
ContJV ’!
“Look Mom, I found a poh little Educatlon” Md
Brotherhood” success.
engagement was announced of
Hotel Georgia.
Ce’
stray dog!”
I have been chosen.
Miss Baba was presented with Lucy, second daughter of Mr. I 2^Raymond- Haymond Jr. y B .
A panel of three judges will a crown, a Miss Valentine banner Tsurukichi Takemoto of GreennivliTn P'm’: Senior
wood,
B.
c
to
Kinichi
Kishi,
eld^-i-To^^
^
Flyers Slate Benefit
and
a
corsage.
She
played
a
piano
make the decision of the candi
date who will represent Leth solo, “My Reverie”, to the delight est son of Mr. Kiheiji Kishi of
Dance at UNF Hall
Annual Provincial Conferen SKlh
of
the
crowd.
bridge
chapter
’
at
the
Provincial
Cascade,
B.
C.,
on
Feb.
15
at
the
King Edward Hotel.
Ce’ a:
The Nisei Flyers of hockey
finals.
Messrs.
B.
Gordon
and
J.
During intermission, refresh home of the Takemoto’s.
fame js slating a Benefit Dance
MARCH
make
the
decision
on
the
candithis Friday, Feb. 27, at UNF
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs.
ments were sensed by the girls.
1—Lethbridge. Lethbridge
Hall, from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. ilton Junior High School, make
— K. N. Hideo Okamoto.
Oratorical
Contest, at Rainh
Hall, 7.30 p.m.
*
*
*
*
Finances necessary to carry on two thirds of the panel with the
the only Nisei team in organized third member still uncertain.
TORONTO — On February 15,
Pict“re Bun.'
™A F.ng-Fong Tournament.
Kent J.C.C.A. Conceit
hockey have placed' a heavy bur
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Yo
o Raymond. Raymond JCCA Or
den on the squad with injuries
atorical Contest.
CHATHAM, Ont — The An ichi Sumi, the engagement was
Plan
Welcome
Party
and a big overhead to consider.
nual Kent JCCA Concert will be announced of their only daughter,
The many dance school adhere- ■tor Tashme Teacher
held at the Chatham YMCA on Aiko Margaret, to Hideaki James
sfrut thLVsta^
chance to
All friends of Miss May Mac- March 7 from 8 p.m. with pro Tsuji, third son of Mr. Ryotaro
music being plave/fromTsH. Lau^Ian, former Tashme teach- ceeds going into expansion of the Tsuji and the late Mrs. Tokuko
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Tsuji.
9:30 p.m.
~
'
| ei’ are lm’Aed to attend a wel TMCA. Issei and Nisei will be
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs.
participating in a fully packed
Jth or without experience. Apph
The public is urged to support come party m her honor at the
{ Queen Street United Church, on programme of odoris, skits, voc Tokio Morikawa.
I Klever-Klad, 129 Spading Ave.
the team.
als, and other* items.
: Sat., Feb. 28, from 7:30 p.m.
TORONTO — The engagement I PhST°^ '9HRL for New Toronto.
was announced of Louise, eldest Phone Danforth Cleaners, RI. .2421
OPERATORS, experienced on
daughter of Mr. George Takijiro
I caps and childrens' hats. Aoolv NB
Tanaka, to Shiro Yamashita, eld Augusta Ave., Toronto.
“ ‘ *
est son of Mr. Shoichiro Yama- . GIRL for store clerk in dry-clean
shita, both of Toronto, on Feb. 21. ing store, Monday to Friday, good
VST”
classified
wages. Ascot Cleaners, 3321 DunKelowna J,C. Valentine das St. W„ RQ, 1848.
~ OPERATORS, experienced on
Dance Draws Visitors
KELOWNA, B. C. — Visitors I skirts, highest wages, all year
around work. Apply Aljean Soortxrom Summerland, Westbank, wear Ltd., 78 Wellington St. West,
M infield and Kamloops attended I 1 oronto.
the Kelowna JCCA Valentine
Dance on Feb. 14, helping to make
the affair a successful one. Music
was supplied by young musicians
from Rutland High School.
HELP RANTED
TRUCK DRIVER for cleaners. Ascot Cleaners, RO. 1848.
DOMEST1C HELP"WANTED
TTCFTNED COUPLE, girl for gen
eral housework, private room and
ing of JCCA Booster* Donation radio, in good home. 611 Vesta Dr,
prizes took place with Tak Tera 1 oronto.
da winning first prize, an electric , ®^L OR woman, for general
kettle. Emma Numada won sec -ousework, two children, no cook
ond prize, an Oriental table lamp. ing, automatic washer, bright priroorn' more than usual time
off. Phone RE. 4743. Toronto.
Burial of J. Arima
At Parklawn Cemetarv
people, to assist newcomer^^^
the Canadian
Canada’s history, geography and gorernmenT' “
DeQiSUn" Vf cSzenshiVVn V
wh^iU be pI-shT:^^
^hiS^im-hbl^ y^6
°ghSh ’nd be told abo“
8ov.ernment officers, such as those of the
h°me iQ Canada fiDd out abO“t these services
FOR RENT
rOUR ROOMS, unfurnished, kit
chen
with sink, two beds, bureaus
PORT CREDIT, Ont. — Fun- i
^desired. Call WA. 9709, Toronto.
eral services for Junzo Arima, 51,
•^^^ HOUSEKEEPING room, fur
who was found dead on the CNR
nished, central, suitable for bus
tracks on Feb. 17 near Port Cred iness girl. Phone EM. 4-3969 after
it, were held on Feb. 19. Burial
took place at the Parklawn Cemetery, grave No. 6341.
Several district residents, Mr. ' A
T. Kameoka and George Tanaka I
who represented the JCCA, at- 1
tended the funeral, and donated a total of $35. Mr. Arima had no :
relatives or address.
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OFFICIAL ENTRY FORAI
■Name ..............
DEPARTMENT
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- AND -
IMMIGRATION
-
——
Deputy Minister
Citizenship Branch,
L 230
Address ... . .............
City ..........................
CancXn'ciHzeth^
^^'^ O" ,he S,ePs
^w«'
etk Odon
so V
: ^^FaK
HANCE.
( )
Tap f n
oh
Name.....
l
Address
i;
Japanese ( )
Ballet ( )
N ame ____ _____
Title of Songs or Music
4744 Victoria
to George Nomura,
t
Wednesday, Feb. 25,
' Six Aspire in Lethbridge \ Crown Pafsy Baba
Oratorical Contest
"Miss Valentine"
1953
by r. NAKAMOTO
erdonci
WblM CALENDAR
66
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Six I
CHATHAM, Ont. — The atyoung orators will speak at the traction of the evening for the engagements
-FEBRUARY
Rainbow Hall on March 1 in the newly formed Kent JCCA'Teen25—-Toronto.
ROSEMARY, Alta. — Mr. and
Lethbridge JCCA Oratorical Con- ster Club which held a Valentine Mrs. N. Takeda of Rosemary an
lowshlp Group meetly, at c''P"’
House, 51 Bond St
Ch^a
test. They are Mary Aoki, Helen Hance at the Chatham YMCA on nounce the engagement of their
Kanashiro, Margaret Sonoda, Bill Feb. 14 was the crowning of Pat- daughter, Fusako, to Albert Oha- 27—-Toronto. ’Nisei Plve„s
Dance, at UNF Hall
B ef!i
Hasegawa, Jeffrey Higa and sy Baba who was chosen “Miss ma,^on of Mrs. K. Ohama of
27—Vancouver. B. C. JCCA n Knobby Kamitakahara.
Valentine”. Handled by Charlie Ranier, on Feb. 15.
enoe Dance, at Manhattan’s J
Topics of current interest such Okubo as master of recemonies,
. "J
W“l Broadw" M
*
*
*
as “Alberta’s Future,” “Aims of the affair proved to be a great
A
ancouver.
B. c TcrQ GREENWOOD, B. C. — The
Annual
Provincial
ContJV ’!
“Look Mom, I found a poh little Educatlon” Md
Brotherhood” success.
engagement was announced of
Hotel Georgia.
Ce’
stray dog!”
I have been chosen.
Miss Baba was presented with Lucy, second daughter of Mr. I 2^Raymond- Haymond Jr. y B .
A panel of three judges will a crown, a Miss Valentine banner Tsurukichi Takemoto of GreennivliTn P'm’: Senior
wood,
B.
c
to
Kinichi
Kishi,
eld^-i-To^^
^
Flyers Slate Benefit
and
a
corsage.
She
played
a
piano
make the decision of the candi
date who will represent Leth solo, “My Reverie”, to the delight est son of Mr. Kiheiji Kishi of
Dance at UNF Hall
Annual Provincial Conferen SKlh
of
the
crowd.
bridge
chapter
’
at
the
Provincial
Cascade,
B.
C.,
on
Feb.
15
at
the
King Edward Hotel.
Ce’ a:
The Nisei Flyers of hockey
finals.
Messrs.
B.
Gordon
and
J.
During intermission, refresh home of the Takemoto’s.
fame js slating a Benefit Dance
MARCH
make
the
decision
on
the
candithis Friday, Feb. 27, at UNF
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs.
ments were sensed by the girls.
1—Lethbridge. Lethbridge
Hall, from 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. ilton Junior High School, make
— K. N. Hideo Okamoto.
Oratorical
Contest, at Rainh
Hall, 7.30 p.m.
*
*
*
*
Finances necessary to carry on two thirds of the panel with the
the only Nisei team in organized third member still uncertain.
TORONTO — On February 15,
Pict“re Bun.'
™A F.ng-Fong Tournament.
Kent J.C.C.A. Conceit
hockey have placed' a heavy bur
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Yo
o Raymond. Raymond JCCA Or
den on the squad with injuries
atorical Contest.
CHATHAM, Ont — The An ichi Sumi, the engagement was
Plan
Welcome
Party
and a big overhead to consider.
nual Kent JCCA Concert will be announced of their only daughter,
The many dance school adhere- ■tor Tashme Teacher
held at the Chatham YMCA on Aiko Margaret, to Hideaki James
sfrut thLVsta^
chance to
All friends of Miss May Mac- March 7 from 8 p.m. with pro Tsuji, third son of Mr. Ryotaro
music being plave/fromTsH. Lau^Ian, former Tashme teach- ceeds going into expansion of the Tsuji and the late Mrs. Tokuko
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Tsuji.
9:30 p.m.
~
'
| ei’ are lm’Aed to attend a wel TMCA. Issei and Nisei will be
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs.
participating in a fully packed
Jth or without experience. Apph
The public is urged to support come party m her honor at the
{ Queen Street United Church, on programme of odoris, skits, voc Tokio Morikawa.
I Klever-Klad, 129 Spading Ave.
the team.
als, and other* items.
: Sat., Feb. 28, from 7:30 p.m.
TORONTO — The engagement I PhST°^ '9HRL for New Toronto.
was announced of Louise, eldest Phone Danforth Cleaners, RI. .2421
OPERATORS, experienced on
daughter of Mr. George Takijiro
I caps and childrens' hats. Aoolv NB
Tanaka, to Shiro Yamashita, eld Augusta Ave., Toronto.
“ ‘ *
est son of Mr. Shoichiro Yama- . GIRL for store clerk in dry-clean
shita, both of Toronto, on Feb. 21. ing store, Monday to Friday, good
VST”
classified
wages. Ascot Cleaners, 3321 DunKelowna J,C. Valentine das St. W„ RQ, 1848.
~ OPERATORS, experienced on
Dance Draws Visitors
KELOWNA, B. C. — Visitors I skirts, highest wages, all year
around work. Apply Aljean Soortxrom Summerland, Westbank, wear Ltd., 78 Wellington St. West,
M infield and Kamloops attended I 1 oronto.
the Kelowna JCCA Valentine
Dance on Feb. 14, helping to make
the affair a successful one. Music
was supplied by young musicians
from Rutland High School.
HELP RANTED
TRUCK DRIVER for cleaners. Ascot Cleaners, RO. 1848.
DOMEST1C HELP"WANTED
TTCFTNED COUPLE, girl for gen
eral housework, private room and
ing of JCCA Booster* Donation radio, in good home. 611 Vesta Dr,
prizes took place with Tak Tera 1 oronto.
da winning first prize, an electric , ®^L OR woman, for general
kettle. Emma Numada won sec -ousework, two children, no cook
ond prize, an Oriental table lamp. ing, automatic washer, bright priroorn' more than usual time
off. Phone RE. 4743. Toronto.
Burial of J. Arima
At Parklawn Cemetarv
people, to assist newcomer^^^
the Canadian
Canada’s history, geography and gorernmenT' “
DeQiSUn" Vf cSzenshiVVn V
wh^iU be pI-shT:^^
^hiS^im-hbl^ y^6
°ghSh ’nd be told abo“
8ov.ernment officers, such as those of the
h°me iQ Canada fiDd out abO“t these services
FOR RENT
rOUR ROOMS, unfurnished, kit
chen
with sink, two beds, bureaus
PORT CREDIT, Ont. — Fun- i
^desired. Call WA. 9709, Toronto.
eral services for Junzo Arima, 51,
•^^^ HOUSEKEEPING room, fur
who was found dead on the CNR
nished, central, suitable for bus
tracks on Feb. 17 near Port Cred iness girl. Phone EM. 4-3969 after
it, were held on Feb. 19. Burial
took place at the Parklawn Cemetery, grave No. 6341.
Several district residents, Mr. ' A
T. Kameoka and George Tanaka I
who represented the JCCA, at- 1
tended the funeral, and donated a total of $35. Mr. Arima had no :
relatives or address.
'
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Sales & Service
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$
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*
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X
303 Westmoreland Ave.
ME. 6165 — TORONTO
^
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4
NEW DENVER, B. C. — Matsushiro Takano, 84, died on Feb.
I-* at the New Denver Old A°-."
Home.
&“
Plan to Become a Canadian Citizen
r
X
Vancouver YBA Fund Drive
AMATEUR TALENT REVUE
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORAI
■Name ..............
DEPARTMENT
OF CITIZENSHIP
- AND -
IMMIGRATION
-
——
Deputy Minister
Citizenship Branch,
L 230
Address ... . .............
City ..........................
CancXn'ciHzeth^
^^'^ O" ,he S,ePs
^w«'
etk Odon
so V
: ^^FaK
HANCE.
( )
Tap f n
oh
Name.....
l
Address
i;
Japanese ( )
Ballet ( )
N ame ____ _____
Title of Songs or Music
4744 Victoria
to George Nomura,
t