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THE NEW CANADIAN
^^nMependMt Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 —NO. 23
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,
1953
TORONTO, ONT.
fifthJadConference in Vancouver, Reorganization Main Stem
tftiiBMIJTjGeorge Tanaka, Mat. Sec
By Ken Adachi
Asks Resignation from Post
George Tanaka who has been
executive secretary of the Nat
ional
JCCA for the past six years,
Spring looked a trifle dishevel-'
led this year when first she came has tendered his resignation. He
into my sight. Her clothes hung has asked Ted T. Aoki, National
loosely on her frame as if hap JCCA President, to give consi
hazardly flung on with little mind i deration to the question of releas
to the order of things. There was ing him from his post and to have
little that suggested the clean ex tiie National Council accept his
citing feeling of exhilaration that resignation at the forthcoming
Fifth National Conference, April
used to come with her.
FIVE PROVINCES WILL DISCUSS FUTURE SET-UP
0F NArL JCCA AT H0TEL GEORGIA, APRIL 3-6
Reorganization of the National Japanese Canadian
be accepted on the basis and in
the spirit it was given, as my own Citizens Association will be the main item of discussion
personal contribution to our com when delegates from the five provincial chapters of
mon cause.
H.C., Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec convene
Tt was therefore without, re
eekend. April 3-1-5-6, al the Hotel Georgia
gret and with happiness that I in Vancouver.
gave to the work of the JCCA of
The heavy four-day conference'?
all my time despite the condi
which is preceded by registration
tions it imposed upon me of con
and a steering committee meeting' Name Delegates
siderable economic sacrifice and
on April 2, will have discussion I
the total disregard of my own
on future program on economics, To Nafl Confab
What was it that made her so
personal work and future secur
In tendering his resignation, ity of myself and my family. In political action, culture, educa- I
different from the Spring of other
At least ten official delegates
Tanaka in a letter dated Feb. is' this regard I owe much to my tiop, social welfare and recrea
years ?
from
five provinces will attend
For when she stepped from the 1953, wrote to Aoki, saying in family for having shared my dif tion, but decisions on these sub
the Fifth National JCCA Con
jects will necessarily hinge on the
shadows into the light, she look part:
ficulties and given me their sym matter of reorganization.
I ference in Vancouver, April
“It is now ovei' six years that pathy and support without which
ed unlike the wistful creature of
3-6. Each province is allowed
Proposals calling- for* reorgani
grace and mystery that I had in I have given of my full time and I could not have carried on with
three official delegates.
zation and modification in the
mind. She waved her arms and j energies working for- the cause of my responsibilities as JCCA Nat
Representing B. C. will be
National JCCA set-up have large
her mouth opened as if to say the welfare of Japanese Canad ional Secretary these many years.
Kar Kobayashi, Kamloops; Se
ly stemmed from the financial
hello but the words were voiceless ians and the J CCA. Ever since
“I wish it to be clearly under
iji Honuna, Dr. Harold Saita,
crisis where provincial chapters
as in a dream. I knew it then that the first beginnings of the JCCA stood that it is because I believe
Mickey Nakashima and Sets
find themselves unable to meet
her absence for- a year had made organization when I accepted the so deeply in the importance of
Ta k e m o t o, V a n c o u ve r.
secretaryship of the National the work of the JCCA and its their budget quotas under the
a difference.
From Alberta will come Ted
present set-up which is operating
Perhaps I had waited too JCCA only because of the ap principles, that I have been wil1.
Aoki, Walter Koyanagi, both
under an emergency budget of
eagerly for Spring’s return. The peals made to me by the repre ling to give of my full time and
of Lethbridge, and .Muneo Ta
MjSOO. Most of this present
memory of her had every linger sentatives of .the J CCA to help in energies these past years.” Takeda,
Raymond.
budget is utilized for the work
ed and I had been naively forget- I the important work that needed naka added.
Ontario will send Edward
of the full-time national exec
Tanaka also stated in the let- utive secretary.
ful that seasons although follow- I to be done, I have given my serv
Ide and Miss Jackie; Iguchi,
ing one another, are never quite ice gladly and with a full heart ter that in this critical time when
both of Toronto.
Both the Manitoba and Ontario
the same as the ones you like to because I believed my time given the future of the National JCCA chapters are proposing a new
Manitoba and Quebec have
in the service of the JCCA would
(Cont’d from Page 2)
remember.
not
yet named their delegates,
budget where a part-time secreThe haunting mystery., and the
but their representatives will
tary would be employed. Mani
reflective sadness about her had
come from Winnipeg and Montoba is proposing a $2,400 nation
gone. She looked as if in the un
treal since they have no sepal budget with $1,200 going to
even struggle of life, she had
erate provincial or local chap
the part-time secretary while
ters.
weakened and lost that quality of
Ontario’s figure is $2,000 with
generous promise and quiet con
George Tanaka, national ex
$850 being paid to the secretary.
ecutive
secretary, will represent
fidence that had made her so ap
Manitoba is also proposing- a fed
pealing. There was lacking that
the National Executive Com
Mary Aoki, a Grade 12 student at the Lethbridge Collegiate eration set-up, Quebec is mooting I
mittee.
expectancy that used to dance in
Institute, on March 15 was awarded the coveted Turcotte Challenge a rotating national headquarter
her deep brown eyes and instead
Trophy after judges had rated her speech, “Building a Canadian system on a provincial basis,
there was a hardness as if she
Mosaic”, as the best of the six candidates in the Third Annual while Ontario is in favour of per NEGRO CITIZENS LEAGUE
had stifled all of her emotions
Alberta JCCA Oratorical Contest for Nisei High School students manent headquarters on a yearly FORMED TO FIGHT BIAS
and had become an empty shell.
basis.
in Alberta.
VANCOUVER — The Negro
Perhaps it was too early, or
Proposals of B. C. and Alberta
Before a capacity crowd of I 11 student at the Coaldale Con
Citizens
League was formed in
too late, for Spring to make an
are not yet known.
over 800 who packed Lethbridge’s
Vancouver after a mass meeting
appearance.
solidated High School.
Much discussion is expectec
Capitol Theatre, ex-mayor L. S.
*
*
*
Tying for third place were during the sessions on this topic was held. The purpose of this
Turcotte
of
Lethbridge
presented
group is to fight racial discrimi
Miss Margaret Fujimagari, canHer Makeup Off
the Challenge Trophy he had didate for the Taber JCCA, and with the delegates bearing a nation regardless of whom it is
heavy responsibility in changing
The sound of her voice finally donated for the contest to Miss
Mr. Bob Matsune, the lone male the structure of the National directed against.
leached me but the lyrical laugh Aoki. The speakers represented
contestant and the candidate JCCA which since September,
ter that used to mock at the pro local chapters of Lethbridge,
sponsored by the Calgary Nisei 1947, has had headquarters in
saic conventions of the world was Coaldale, Taber, Lethbridge
Mits Sumiya Elected
Club. Miss Fujimagari, a Grade Toronto.
no longer there. The words were North, Raymond, and the Calgary
12 student at Taber High School,
As a relief from the heavy Ontario JCCA Prexy
limping and pedestrian, as with Nisei Club.
spoke on “What is a Canadian?”. agenda, a Conference dance and
(Cont. on Page 2)
LONDON, Ont. —Mits Sumiya
In her speech, Mary Aoki, Mr. Bob Matsune, a Grade 12
a
sight-seeing
tour
of
Vancouver
of Toronto was elected as pres
stressing how the Japanese Can student at Western Canada High
will
likely
be
arranged.
A
Con
Fall in Love But
ident of the Ontario JCCA by the
adians may contribute in building School (Calgary), spoke on “What
ference
Banquet will be held on members of the Ontario Council
a mosaic pattern of Canada stat Constitutes Real Success?”.
Refused Licence
April 4 at the Hotel Georgia with
ed:
“Imperfect as democracy as
Other speakers were Constance Dean Henry Angus of U.B.C. at a two-day meeting held at the
San Francisco
London YMCA, April 21-22. Su
^an Francisco Examiner Col practised may be from the ideal Yoshida, Lethbridge North JCCA
slated as the guest speaker.
miya who has been working in
umnist Herb Caen topped his democracy, I have firm faith and candidate, a Grade 12 student at
the
capacity of executive secre
column recently with an item trust in Canada, its government Picture Butte High School, who
tary of the Ontario Executive
about a Nevada GI and a Nisei and its people, that given the spoke on the topic of “Juvenile Chaplin's 'Limelight'
Committee, succeeds Mikio Naka
^rl who fell in love after thev time to understand the problems, Delinquency”, and Jean Saru Sets Record in Tokyo
mura.
met in Japan.
given the opportunity to give watari, Grade 11 student at Ray
TO KAO — Charles Chaplin’s
Members from local chapters of
Instead of getting married careful thought to inconsistencies, mond High School, sponsored by
Limelight'’ is setting a new box Kent, London-St. Thomas, Tor
ere, they decided to have the we, the citizens, will eventually I the Raymond JCCA who told office record here, it was revealed
onto, and the Hamilton Interim
ereniony performed "in the land evolve and progress toward a “What Citizenship Means to Me.” last week.
Committee were present at the
wroJeC^Oni aH^ democracy,” he richer and more complete Can
JCCA individual trophies were
The Tokyo theater announced council meeting.
ada.”
awarded to all winners. Mayor that 105,000 persons saw the
A resolution was passed where
B^er ar^ng here recently,
Shackleford
donating a trophy for movie in the first three weeks of
Placing second was Miss Kazue
in
the Ontario JCCA and local
e couple rushed to Reno, only Tsukishima, candidate for the one of the contestants in the its showing here.
chapters all gave assurance of
bo/6 re^use^ a marriage license Coaldale JCCa, who ably spoke third place tie.
The previous record of 100,000 their moral and physical support
rauS1' ^nber]-’acial marriages are on the topic, “What Price Moral
In his address to the gathering, was set by “Gone With the
in reorganizing the now defunct
1 permitted in that state.
1
(Cont'd from Page 2)
Wind.”
ity”. Miss Tsukishima is a Grade
JCCA chapter in Hamilton.
It’s Anybody’s Spring
Mary Aoki Wins Alberta JCCA
Oratorical, Over SOO Attend
^^nMependMt Organ For Canadians Of Japanese Origin
VOL. 16 —NO. 23
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,
1953
TORONTO, ONT.
fifthJadConference in Vancouver, Reorganization Main Stem
tftiiBMIJTjGeorge Tanaka, Mat. Sec
By Ken Adachi
Asks Resignation from Post
George Tanaka who has been
executive secretary of the Nat
ional
JCCA for the past six years,
Spring looked a trifle dishevel-'
led this year when first she came has tendered his resignation. He
into my sight. Her clothes hung has asked Ted T. Aoki, National
loosely on her frame as if hap JCCA President, to give consi
hazardly flung on with little mind i deration to the question of releas
to the order of things. There was ing him from his post and to have
little that suggested the clean ex tiie National Council accept his
citing feeling of exhilaration that resignation at the forthcoming
Fifth National Conference, April
used to come with her.
FIVE PROVINCES WILL DISCUSS FUTURE SET-UP
0F NArL JCCA AT H0TEL GEORGIA, APRIL 3-6
Reorganization of the National Japanese Canadian
be accepted on the basis and in
the spirit it was given, as my own Citizens Association will be the main item of discussion
personal contribution to our com when delegates from the five provincial chapters of
mon cause.
H.C., Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec convene
Tt was therefore without, re
eekend. April 3-1-5-6, al the Hotel Georgia
gret and with happiness that I in Vancouver.
gave to the work of the JCCA of
The heavy four-day conference'?
all my time despite the condi
which is preceded by registration
tions it imposed upon me of con
and a steering committee meeting' Name Delegates
siderable economic sacrifice and
on April 2, will have discussion I
the total disregard of my own
on future program on economics, To Nafl Confab
What was it that made her so
personal work and future secur
In tendering his resignation, ity of myself and my family. In political action, culture, educa- I
different from the Spring of other
At least ten official delegates
Tanaka in a letter dated Feb. is' this regard I owe much to my tiop, social welfare and recrea
years ?
from
five provinces will attend
For when she stepped from the 1953, wrote to Aoki, saying in family for having shared my dif tion, but decisions on these sub
the Fifth National JCCA Con
jects will necessarily hinge on the
shadows into the light, she look part:
ficulties and given me their sym matter of reorganization.
I ference in Vancouver, April
“It is now ovei' six years that pathy and support without which
ed unlike the wistful creature of
3-6. Each province is allowed
Proposals calling- for* reorgani
grace and mystery that I had in I have given of my full time and I could not have carried on with
three official delegates.
zation and modification in the
mind. She waved her arms and j energies working for- the cause of my responsibilities as JCCA Nat
Representing B. C. will be
National JCCA set-up have large
her mouth opened as if to say the welfare of Japanese Canad ional Secretary these many years.
Kar Kobayashi, Kamloops; Se
ly stemmed from the financial
hello but the words were voiceless ians and the J CCA. Ever since
“I wish it to be clearly under
iji Honuna, Dr. Harold Saita,
crisis where provincial chapters
as in a dream. I knew it then that the first beginnings of the JCCA stood that it is because I believe
Mickey Nakashima and Sets
find themselves unable to meet
her absence for- a year had made organization when I accepted the so deeply in the importance of
Ta k e m o t o, V a n c o u ve r.
secretaryship of the National the work of the JCCA and its their budget quotas under the
a difference.
From Alberta will come Ted
present set-up which is operating
Perhaps I had waited too JCCA only because of the ap principles, that I have been wil1.
Aoki, Walter Koyanagi, both
under an emergency budget of
eagerly for Spring’s return. The peals made to me by the repre ling to give of my full time and
of Lethbridge, and .Muneo Ta
MjSOO. Most of this present
memory of her had every linger sentatives of .the J CCA to help in energies these past years.” Takeda,
Raymond.
budget is utilized for the work
ed and I had been naively forget- I the important work that needed naka added.
Ontario will send Edward
of the full-time national exec
Tanaka also stated in the let- utive secretary.
ful that seasons although follow- I to be done, I have given my serv
Ide and Miss Jackie; Iguchi,
ing one another, are never quite ice gladly and with a full heart ter that in this critical time when
both of Toronto.
Both the Manitoba and Ontario
the same as the ones you like to because I believed my time given the future of the National JCCA chapters are proposing a new
Manitoba and Quebec have
in the service of the JCCA would
(Cont’d from Page 2)
remember.
not
yet named their delegates,
budget where a part-time secreThe haunting mystery., and the
but their representatives will
tary would be employed. Mani
reflective sadness about her had
come from Winnipeg and Montoba is proposing a $2,400 nation
gone. She looked as if in the un
treal since they have no sepal budget with $1,200 going to
even struggle of life, she had
erate provincial or local chap
the part-time secretary while
ters.
weakened and lost that quality of
Ontario’s figure is $2,000 with
generous promise and quiet con
George Tanaka, national ex
$850 being paid to the secretary.
ecutive
secretary, will represent
fidence that had made her so ap
Manitoba is also proposing- a fed
pealing. There was lacking that
the National Executive Com
Mary Aoki, a Grade 12 student at the Lethbridge Collegiate eration set-up, Quebec is mooting I
mittee.
expectancy that used to dance in
Institute, on March 15 was awarded the coveted Turcotte Challenge a rotating national headquarter
her deep brown eyes and instead
Trophy after judges had rated her speech, “Building a Canadian system on a provincial basis,
there was a hardness as if she
Mosaic”, as the best of the six candidates in the Third Annual while Ontario is in favour of per NEGRO CITIZENS LEAGUE
had stifled all of her emotions
Alberta JCCA Oratorical Contest for Nisei High School students manent headquarters on a yearly FORMED TO FIGHT BIAS
and had become an empty shell.
basis.
in Alberta.
VANCOUVER — The Negro
Perhaps it was too early, or
Proposals of B. C. and Alberta
Before a capacity crowd of I 11 student at the Coaldale Con
Citizens
League was formed in
too late, for Spring to make an
are not yet known.
over 800 who packed Lethbridge’s
Vancouver after a mass meeting
appearance.
solidated High School.
Much discussion is expectec
Capitol Theatre, ex-mayor L. S.
*
*
*
Tying for third place were during the sessions on this topic was held. The purpose of this
Turcotte
of
Lethbridge
presented
group is to fight racial discrimi
Miss Margaret Fujimagari, canHer Makeup Off
the Challenge Trophy he had didate for the Taber JCCA, and with the delegates bearing a nation regardless of whom it is
heavy responsibility in changing
The sound of her voice finally donated for the contest to Miss
Mr. Bob Matsune, the lone male the structure of the National directed against.
leached me but the lyrical laugh Aoki. The speakers represented
contestant and the candidate JCCA which since September,
ter that used to mock at the pro local chapters of Lethbridge,
sponsored by the Calgary Nisei 1947, has had headquarters in
saic conventions of the world was Coaldale, Taber, Lethbridge
Mits Sumiya Elected
Club. Miss Fujimagari, a Grade Toronto.
no longer there. The words were North, Raymond, and the Calgary
12 student at Taber High School,
As a relief from the heavy Ontario JCCA Prexy
limping and pedestrian, as with Nisei Club.
spoke on “What is a Canadian?”. agenda, a Conference dance and
(Cont. on Page 2)
LONDON, Ont. —Mits Sumiya
In her speech, Mary Aoki, Mr. Bob Matsune, a Grade 12
a
sight-seeing
tour
of
Vancouver
of Toronto was elected as pres
stressing how the Japanese Can student at Western Canada High
will
likely
be
arranged.
A
Con
Fall in Love But
ident of the Ontario JCCA by the
adians may contribute in building School (Calgary), spoke on “What
ference
Banquet will be held on members of the Ontario Council
a mosaic pattern of Canada stat Constitutes Real Success?”.
Refused Licence
April 4 at the Hotel Georgia with
ed:
“Imperfect as democracy as
Other speakers were Constance Dean Henry Angus of U.B.C. at a two-day meeting held at the
San Francisco
London YMCA, April 21-22. Su
^an Francisco Examiner Col practised may be from the ideal Yoshida, Lethbridge North JCCA
slated as the guest speaker.
miya who has been working in
umnist Herb Caen topped his democracy, I have firm faith and candidate, a Grade 12 student at
the
capacity of executive secre
column recently with an item trust in Canada, its government Picture Butte High School, who
tary of the Ontario Executive
about a Nevada GI and a Nisei and its people, that given the spoke on the topic of “Juvenile Chaplin's 'Limelight'
Committee, succeeds Mikio Naka
^rl who fell in love after thev time to understand the problems, Delinquency”, and Jean Saru Sets Record in Tokyo
mura.
met in Japan.
given the opportunity to give watari, Grade 11 student at Ray
TO KAO — Charles Chaplin’s
Members from local chapters of
Instead of getting married careful thought to inconsistencies, mond High School, sponsored by
Limelight'’ is setting a new box Kent, London-St. Thomas, Tor
ere, they decided to have the we, the citizens, will eventually I the Raymond JCCA who told office record here, it was revealed
onto, and the Hamilton Interim
ereniony performed "in the land evolve and progress toward a “What Citizenship Means to Me.” last week.
Committee were present at the
wroJeC^Oni aH^ democracy,” he richer and more complete Can
JCCA individual trophies were
The Tokyo theater announced council meeting.
ada.”
awarded to all winners. Mayor that 105,000 persons saw the
A resolution was passed where
B^er ar^ng here recently,
Shackleford
donating a trophy for movie in the first three weeks of
Placing second was Miss Kazue
in
the Ontario JCCA and local
e couple rushed to Reno, only Tsukishima, candidate for the one of the contestants in the its showing here.
chapters all gave assurance of
bo/6 re^use^ a marriage license Coaldale JCCa, who ably spoke third place tie.
The previous record of 100,000 their moral and physical support
rauS1' ^nber]-’acial marriages are on the topic, “What Price Moral
In his address to the gathering, was set by “Gone With the
in reorganizing the now defunct
1 permitted in that state.
1
(Cont'd from Page 2)
Wind.”
ity”. Miss Tsukishima is a Grade
JCCA chapter in Hamilton.
It’s Anybody’s Spring
Mary Aoki Wins Alberta JCCA
Oratorical, Over SOO Attend
Page 2
Page 2
THE
MARY AOKI WINS ALBERTA ORATORICAL
NEW
CANADIAN
Wednesday, March 25, 1953
J. NAKAMOTO
(Cont’d from Page 1)
emme
Mayor Shackleford, as did all
speakers, praised the Alberta
JCCA foi' sponsoring such a worthy educational project. F. A.
Rudd, M.A., LL.B., staff member
of the Lethbridge Collegiate In
stitute, who was chairman of the
panel of judges, commended the
speakers for their choice of topics
and their presentations.
Mr. Rudd stated, '‘The calibre
of the oratory is improving year
ly, a fact which speaks well of
the Nisei youths of Alberta.”
The other judges of the contest
were E. C. Miller, B.A., sup’t of
Lethbridge School Division, No. 7,
and L. H. Bussard, M.A., M.Ed.,
superintendent
of Lethbridge
Schools. Chairman of the Con-
ctre
test Kyoto Shigehiro and Alberta
JCCA president Ted T. Aoki both
------ ---- ---- -—------ ------ ---- By CINDERELLA
gave short addresses.
Pleasant musical interludes
O NO, NOT A CLASS REUNION!
performed by students added inEverytime I run into a former college classmate, he
terest to the program. Piano
or she
will
suggest a class reunion. For years I have been dn-erlv
selections were played by Pamela
skirtin g around any such suggestions. Perhaps I’m a sentimental'^
Russell, and Judy Higa, while
at heart. I am afraid of class reunions. For ordinary people fit
Donna Glock, Fumi Setoguchi and
myself, I can think of nothing as fearful or devastating as a cla4
Darryl Sherwood gave vocal solos,
reunion.
Misses Ritsuko Nakagama and
Amy Nakamura performed odo, . , By, a 5 .TS Zeu“01; 1 _do not mean a getting together with
kindred spirits. Kindred spirits know no barriers imposed bv time'
ris, and Louise Kishimoto did a
“Don’t worry, Mom. He splash
They can meet any time, be it for an hour or for ever and it *'
tap dance. A guitar vocal selec
ed
the
mud
just
on
my
face.
”
as
if they have never been apart. Meetings with kindred souls am
tion was given by Tom Ohno.
enriching memorable experiences. But class reunions are quite
An after-contest banquet was
another
thing.
1
held at the Marquis hotel attend
More Men Than Women
Where people get the idea that by throwing together a grout
ed by the contestants, judges,
of human bangs who at one period of their lives, happened to hare
performers, the contest commit See Movies In Japan
been classmates sharing momentary interests, they can be assured
tee members and their friends.
TOKYO — Tokyo males are Of a wonderful evening, I shall never know.
more frequent cinema-goers than
*
*
GEORGE TANAKA TENDERS RESIGNATION
females, according to a survey
At a certain specified hour and place on a certain specified
jointly conducted by the Motion date, you are thrown together with people you have not seen for
(Cont’d from Page 1)
Picture Production Research As years, some of whom you barely recognize, some of whom barely
is to be determined that because the full acceptance of all citizen sociation and Hosei University recognize you, and within a short period of one evening, you are
of a sense of moral responsibility, ship
expected to have a “hell of a good time”. All I can remember of
responsibilities.
Nothing- students recently.
The
checkup
conducted
on
he would continue his services good comes from selfish motives.
class reunions are evenings of artificially induced laughter, trite
69,047
persons
who
visited
the
until such time he can be relieved.
remarks to offset an impending, miserable silence, and a peculiar
“I do not think that we formed
He stated that he had good rea the National JCCA six years ago movie houses in the heart of To feeling that I should not have come, unless, of course, there is
sons to resign his position last merely to gain our citizenship kyo in the third week of last plenty of that stuff which would liven up even a funeral. ’
year but moral responsibility had rights and to protect our only November said . 66.6 per cent of
A class reunion is a jolt to one’s personal ego. We, each of us.
them
were
men
and
the
rest
forestalled his decision.
like
to think, taking all things into consideration, that we are a
interests. I believe we desired to
women.
When addressing delegates and work just as hard to carry out
pretty rare bunch. Have you ever passed up a reminiscence of
Classified by vocation, white- college days without having uttered such words as “Now, that was
guests at the Sixth Ontario JCCA our full responsibilities of citizen
Conference in Toronto on Feb. 28, ship. The words in our JCCA collai' workers topped the audi- a bumper year . . . bumper year in everything, in scholarships,
Tanaka stated the things which constitution
ke this very ence list with 34.8 per cent, then in field honours, in graduates!” And somehow, a little smug even,
followed by students, 26.1 per in that belief, we’ve let the years go by, thinking that we, in our
he believed are important to the clear.”
cent. Farmers came at the bot- own small ways, have been a credit to the good old Alma Mater,
life of the JCCA since he thought
Tanaka believes that the Nat tom of the list.
God bless her!
that it would be the last time he
ional JCCA should not give up its
*
Questioned
whether
they
pre*
would be addressing the conven
work, especially the work in ferred Japanese or the imported
And then you are invited to a class reunion.Someone whom you
tion as national secretary.
volved for relatives of Japanese pictures 54.5 per* cent of 3,000 do not even recognize, will come over to you, pump your hand and
“I do not think there can be
Canadian families who are denied persons chosen at random from say, “You old stinker, you! You haven’t changed a bit!” Now, that
found another group of Canadian
admission to Canada. The JCCA the total answered that they liked
remark in itself, isn’t exactly a comforting one. If one is at all
citizens who have had to endure,
should continue to aid these peo Japanese pictures. The rest sup sensitive to the changes which time has wrought on you, there is
hardships such as we have enple to become reunited, he stated. ported foreign ones.
usually too much enthusiasm in such a welcome which bespeaks
dured. In 1942 we were forcibly
“The heart, the human touch of
something
quite the opposite. Or more often, it upsets one’s balance
uprooted from our homes in B. C.
the JCCA is important,” he said.
of eg'oistic well-being. We all think we’ve changed for the better,
We were denied both the Provin
COUNTERPOINT
We’ve looked at ourselves in the bathroom mirror each morning,
cial and Federal franchise for so
Sundays included, and as we gently gave our faces a finishing
many years. We suffered large
(cont’d from P. 1)
Plan
"Gomen
Nasai"
pat or two, we’ve all seen what we wished to see. Good old Joe
property losses which affected
two strangers who finding little
saw
a fairly successful, passable guy. Pretty, heavily matured
c.ur parents most of all. We were Movie After Hit Song
in common, have little to say. She
Ann saw, not the gathering wrinkles, but a sophisticated female,
denied freedom of employment in
tried so hard did Spring but to no
-TOKYO
“Gomen Nasai
with all the bounce and vitality of seven years ago. No such thing
v a r i o u s fields of . endeavour
now fast, becoming a hit in the avail. The words were empty and as a callow, desperately in-dead-earnest youth or shy, uncertain,
through legislative barriers. We
U.S. and Canada, will be the basis like little bits of tinsel, fell apart giggly bit of girlhood!
were denied freedom of move
almost before they were uttered.
Who of us have not, at some time or another, in the assuring
ment and suffered many other of a motion picture in Japan, it And like a fading actress with
was disclosed recently.
privacy of our own personal, little private worlds, looked at our
disabilities.
very little real talent, there was
selves approvingly, and said to ourselves, “Nice going, kid!” It’s
The song was written by Dr. a hint of desperation about
“I know we have endured these
her a happy feeling. It’s a manner of kidding oneself, but it’s a harmless
hardships because we possessed Benedict. Mayers while in the gestures which were much too
one, and stretching it a little, it can prove therapeutic at times.
within us the unshakable convic Army in Tokyo and the music melodramatic and obvious.
It
takes you over the bumps of everyday living, and puts a kind
tion that we were Canadians and was composed by Raymond Hat
The seasons had not been kind
that we would allow no one to tori of Nippon Columbia Records. to her. Spring had certainly seen of sunshine into a seriously grey sky.
But class reunions can take all that away from you. There is
take that cherished possession
Royalties of the song and pos better times. She was not putting always some one who can string off his successes like a street car
from us”.
sibly the movie, will be turned her best foot forward this year.
conductor' stringing off street names. And somehow, stacked up
Tanaka said that there were over to- a society for the benefit True, her new outfit was still
against his awe-inspiring achievements in the field of medicine,
two sides to the question of good of mixed-blood children in Japan tailored in the latest fashion.
law, or science, your own particular achievements dwindle to a
citizenship. He said, “There is on which was organized this year bv True, her figure was just as pro mere grease spot. You can’t stack up your seven or ten years of
the one hand, th:? granting and
Fujiwara,
opera
vocative and interesting as ever experiences against his without feeling that perhaps you’ve missed
enjoyment of full citizenship pri singer, himself the son of a Brit but when the sunlight slanted
the boat somewhere. How can you say, in the face of a fellowship
vileges, and on the other hand. ish father and Japanese mother.
down upon her face, she looked or a newly discovered isotope, that in the last seven years you'e
so tired and brittle as if awaken acquired a handful of strapping young nephews, a brother-in-la"
ed suddenly from a restless slum or two, and several fellows working under your responsibility •
ber, with all her' makeup off. Nor could you say- that the house you live in is all paid for or thaSpring this year looked a little your two kids are considered quite bright for their age. And ho"
old arid fraying at the seams in can you say' that in the last ten years you’ve learned to laugh a
Au Independent Japanese-English Organ.
the revealing unlight.
little more easily, that you’ve only just started to get a glimmeiiiK
Perhaps it was too early, or of what life is all about, or that you think success is purely’ relate o,
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
had awakened depending on one’s interpretation of it. These would sound pretty
as a medium of expression and news outlet
this year.
feeble at a class reunion!
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
*
*
*
Late This Year
KEN ADACHI_ _______ _ ___ ------------------------ :------------ Editor
And if you are anything of a romanticist or a dreamer, you
TAKAICHI UMEZIJKI _____
She walked away slowly as if lose something else besides. Although in our practical momem-.... Japanese Section Editor
KEN MOKI_ ____________ ___
-- ----------- Advertising
each step were dificult to take, we do tell ourselves that life is a constant change, we do manage
her high heels fiercely pinching to keep a certain corner of our hearts intact for happy things
Office Hours:
her
feet and only her vanity which will not come again—a bit of Peter Pan’s “Never-NeveiMonday to Friday.
Saturday.
her on. She would soon Land” as it were. And to find that Joe, the class athlete has devel
3:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
MOO a.m.-12 noon.
kick oil her shoes untidily under oped a decided bay window; that Bill the class orator, once hanflSubscription, in Advani
$3.00 for six months
the bed when she reached the some and suave, has somehow lost his hair and acquired a stuffy
$6.00 per one year
privacy of her room.
attitude; that Laura the girl who was once queen of the campus
479 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
and the dream of every undergrad now complains of bad feet
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa
late this year.
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MARY AOKI WINS ALBERTA ORATORICAL
NEW
CANADIAN
Wednesday, March 25, 1953
J. NAKAMOTO
(Cont’d from Page 1)
emme
Mayor Shackleford, as did all
speakers, praised the Alberta
JCCA foi' sponsoring such a worthy educational project. F. A.
Rudd, M.A., LL.B., staff member
of the Lethbridge Collegiate In
stitute, who was chairman of the
panel of judges, commended the
speakers for their choice of topics
and their presentations.
Mr. Rudd stated, '‘The calibre
of the oratory is improving year
ly, a fact which speaks well of
the Nisei youths of Alberta.”
The other judges of the contest
were E. C. Miller, B.A., sup’t of
Lethbridge School Division, No. 7,
and L. H. Bussard, M.A., M.Ed.,
superintendent
of Lethbridge
Schools. Chairman of the Con-
ctre
test Kyoto Shigehiro and Alberta
JCCA president Ted T. Aoki both
------ ---- ---- -—------ ------ ---- By CINDERELLA
gave short addresses.
Pleasant musical interludes
O NO, NOT A CLASS REUNION!
performed by students added inEverytime I run into a former college classmate, he
terest to the program. Piano
or she
will
suggest a class reunion. For years I have been dn-erlv
selections were played by Pamela
skirtin g around any such suggestions. Perhaps I’m a sentimental'^
Russell, and Judy Higa, while
at heart. I am afraid of class reunions. For ordinary people fit
Donna Glock, Fumi Setoguchi and
myself, I can think of nothing as fearful or devastating as a cla4
Darryl Sherwood gave vocal solos,
reunion.
Misses Ritsuko Nakagama and
Amy Nakamura performed odo, . , By, a 5 .TS Zeu“01; 1 _do not mean a getting together with
kindred spirits. Kindred spirits know no barriers imposed bv time'
ris, and Louise Kishimoto did a
“Don’t worry, Mom. He splash
They can meet any time, be it for an hour or for ever and it *'
tap dance. A guitar vocal selec
ed
the
mud
just
on
my
face.
”
as
if they have never been apart. Meetings with kindred souls am
tion was given by Tom Ohno.
enriching memorable experiences. But class reunions are quite
An after-contest banquet was
another
thing.
1
held at the Marquis hotel attend
More Men Than Women
Where people get the idea that by throwing together a grout
ed by the contestants, judges,
of human bangs who at one period of their lives, happened to hare
performers, the contest commit See Movies In Japan
been classmates sharing momentary interests, they can be assured
tee members and their friends.
TOKYO — Tokyo males are Of a wonderful evening, I shall never know.
more frequent cinema-goers than
*
*
GEORGE TANAKA TENDERS RESIGNATION
females, according to a survey
At a certain specified hour and place on a certain specified
jointly conducted by the Motion date, you are thrown together with people you have not seen for
(Cont’d from Page 1)
Picture Production Research As years, some of whom you barely recognize, some of whom barely
is to be determined that because the full acceptance of all citizen sociation and Hosei University recognize you, and within a short period of one evening, you are
of a sense of moral responsibility, ship
expected to have a “hell of a good time”. All I can remember of
responsibilities.
Nothing- students recently.
The
checkup
conducted
on
he would continue his services good comes from selfish motives.
class reunions are evenings of artificially induced laughter, trite
69,047
persons
who
visited
the
until such time he can be relieved.
remarks to offset an impending, miserable silence, and a peculiar
“I do not think that we formed
He stated that he had good rea the National JCCA six years ago movie houses in the heart of To feeling that I should not have come, unless, of course, there is
sons to resign his position last merely to gain our citizenship kyo in the third week of last plenty of that stuff which would liven up even a funeral. ’
year but moral responsibility had rights and to protect our only November said . 66.6 per cent of
A class reunion is a jolt to one’s personal ego. We, each of us.
them
were
men
and
the
rest
forestalled his decision.
like
to think, taking all things into consideration, that we are a
interests. I believe we desired to
women.
When addressing delegates and work just as hard to carry out
pretty rare bunch. Have you ever passed up a reminiscence of
Classified by vocation, white- college days without having uttered such words as “Now, that was
guests at the Sixth Ontario JCCA our full responsibilities of citizen
Conference in Toronto on Feb. 28, ship. The words in our JCCA collai' workers topped the audi- a bumper year . . . bumper year in everything, in scholarships,
Tanaka stated the things which constitution
ke this very ence list with 34.8 per cent, then in field honours, in graduates!” And somehow, a little smug even,
followed by students, 26.1 per in that belief, we’ve let the years go by, thinking that we, in our
he believed are important to the clear.”
cent. Farmers came at the bot- own small ways, have been a credit to the good old Alma Mater,
life of the JCCA since he thought
Tanaka believes that the Nat tom of the list.
God bless her!
that it would be the last time he
ional JCCA should not give up its
*
Questioned
whether
they
pre*
would be addressing the conven
work, especially the work in ferred Japanese or the imported
And then you are invited to a class reunion.Someone whom you
tion as national secretary.
volved for relatives of Japanese pictures 54.5 per* cent of 3,000 do not even recognize, will come over to you, pump your hand and
“I do not think there can be
Canadian families who are denied persons chosen at random from say, “You old stinker, you! You haven’t changed a bit!” Now, that
found another group of Canadian
admission to Canada. The JCCA the total answered that they liked
remark in itself, isn’t exactly a comforting one. If one is at all
citizens who have had to endure,
should continue to aid these peo Japanese pictures. The rest sup sensitive to the changes which time has wrought on you, there is
hardships such as we have enple to become reunited, he stated. ported foreign ones.
usually too much enthusiasm in such a welcome which bespeaks
dured. In 1942 we were forcibly
“The heart, the human touch of
something
quite the opposite. Or more often, it upsets one’s balance
uprooted from our homes in B. C.
the JCCA is important,” he said.
of eg'oistic well-being. We all think we’ve changed for the better,
We were denied both the Provin
COUNTERPOINT
We’ve looked at ourselves in the bathroom mirror each morning,
cial and Federal franchise for so
Sundays included, and as we gently gave our faces a finishing
many years. We suffered large
(cont’d from P. 1)
Plan
"Gomen
Nasai"
pat or two, we’ve all seen what we wished to see. Good old Joe
property losses which affected
two strangers who finding little
saw
a fairly successful, passable guy. Pretty, heavily matured
c.ur parents most of all. We were Movie After Hit Song
in common, have little to say. She
Ann saw, not the gathering wrinkles, but a sophisticated female,
denied freedom of employment in
tried so hard did Spring but to no
-TOKYO
“Gomen Nasai
with all the bounce and vitality of seven years ago. No such thing
v a r i o u s fields of . endeavour
now fast, becoming a hit in the avail. The words were empty and as a callow, desperately in-dead-earnest youth or shy, uncertain,
through legislative barriers. We
U.S. and Canada, will be the basis like little bits of tinsel, fell apart giggly bit of girlhood!
were denied freedom of move
almost before they were uttered.
Who of us have not, at some time or another, in the assuring
ment and suffered many other of a motion picture in Japan, it And like a fading actress with
was disclosed recently.
privacy of our own personal, little private worlds, looked at our
disabilities.
very little real talent, there was
selves approvingly, and said to ourselves, “Nice going, kid!” It’s
The song was written by Dr. a hint of desperation about
“I know we have endured these
her a happy feeling. It’s a manner of kidding oneself, but it’s a harmless
hardships because we possessed Benedict. Mayers while in the gestures which were much too
one, and stretching it a little, it can prove therapeutic at times.
within us the unshakable convic Army in Tokyo and the music melodramatic and obvious.
It
takes you over the bumps of everyday living, and puts a kind
tion that we were Canadians and was composed by Raymond Hat
The seasons had not been kind
that we would allow no one to tori of Nippon Columbia Records. to her. Spring had certainly seen of sunshine into a seriously grey sky.
But class reunions can take all that away from you. There is
take that cherished possession
Royalties of the song and pos better times. She was not putting always some one who can string off his successes like a street car
from us”.
sibly the movie, will be turned her best foot forward this year.
conductor' stringing off street names. And somehow, stacked up
Tanaka said that there were over to- a society for the benefit True, her new outfit was still
against his awe-inspiring achievements in the field of medicine,
two sides to the question of good of mixed-blood children in Japan tailored in the latest fashion.
law, or science, your own particular achievements dwindle to a
citizenship. He said, “There is on which was organized this year bv True, her figure was just as pro mere grease spot. You can’t stack up your seven or ten years of
the one hand, th:? granting and
Fujiwara,
opera
vocative and interesting as ever experiences against his without feeling that perhaps you’ve missed
enjoyment of full citizenship pri singer, himself the son of a Brit but when the sunlight slanted
the boat somewhere. How can you say, in the face of a fellowship
vileges, and on the other hand. ish father and Japanese mother.
down upon her face, she looked or a newly discovered isotope, that in the last seven years you'e
so tired and brittle as if awaken acquired a handful of strapping young nephews, a brother-in-la"
ed suddenly from a restless slum or two, and several fellows working under your responsibility •
ber, with all her' makeup off. Nor could you say- that the house you live in is all paid for or thaSpring this year looked a little your two kids are considered quite bright for their age. And ho"
old arid fraying at the seams in can you say' that in the last ten years you’ve learned to laugh a
Au Independent Japanese-English Organ.
the revealing unlight.
little more easily, that you’ve only just started to get a glimmeiiiK
Perhaps it was too early, or of what life is all about, or that you think success is purely’ relate o,
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
had awakened depending on one’s interpretation of it. These would sound pretty
as a medium of expression and news outlet
this year.
feeble at a class reunion!
among those of Japanese origin in Canada.
*
*
*
Late This Year
KEN ADACHI_ _______ _ ___ ------------------------ :------------ Editor
And if you are anything of a romanticist or a dreamer, you
TAKAICHI UMEZIJKI _____
She walked away slowly as if lose something else besides. Although in our practical momem-.... Japanese Section Editor
KEN MOKI_ ____________ ___
-- ----------- Advertising
each step were dificult to take, we do tell ourselves that life is a constant change, we do manage
her high heels fiercely pinching to keep a certain corner of our hearts intact for happy things
Office Hours:
her
feet and only her vanity which will not come again—a bit of Peter Pan’s “Never-NeveiMonday to Friday.
Saturday.
her on. She would soon Land” as it were. And to find that Joe, the class athlete has devel
3:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
MOO a.m.-12 noon.
kick oil her shoes untidily under oped a decided bay window; that Bill the class orator, once hanflSubscription, in Advani
$3.00 for six months
the bed when she reached the some and suave, has somehow lost his hair and acquired a stuffy
$6.00 per one year
privacy of her room.
attitude; that Laura the girl who was once queen of the campus
479 Queen St. W. — EMpire 6-5005 — Toronto, Ont.
and the dream of every undergrad now complains of bad feet
Authorized as second class mail. Post Office Dept., Ottawa
late this year.
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PAGE 7
OUR ADVERTISERS
Both the junior and the senior editions of the Mustangs ' r____
repeated last season’s title-winning efforts in the Toronto Nis'eV
Basketball League. Mustang Juniors rallied to defeat Club Rhapsody LETHBRIDGE'JU NEBUGS' WIN ALTA. JCCA TOURNEY
52-41 last week at St. A ladimir s gym, taking- the 2-game total
point finals 83-7S after dropping the first game, while\he power- OKAMOTO, SHIGEHIRO TAKE INDIVIDUAL AWARDS
packed -Mustang Seniors merely toyed with Rebels to win their
Lethbridge, Alta finals of the Primary Event were
title again.
In a one-day
bowl in
Tom Medomura’s Lethbridge JCIn the junior series, Mustang’s
tourney held late last month bv CA “Jinx" who placed third, and
1384 >2 Queen W
became champs after a terrific
ihe Recreation Department of the
Toronto, Ont.
Chicago
Nisei
Accept
battle. They lost the opener 41-37
Alberta JCCA, two Lethbridge which placed fourth.
Tournament Invite
two weeks ago.
entries, the “Junebugs" captained
In the Secondary
Both teams seemed to have the
I
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Lucien C. Kurata
jitters as they threw away their
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onto Nisei Basketball League’s
kahashi’s “Mercs", walked away pins" won with a thr
Barrister and Solicitor
passes in the first quarter. Dickie
Invitational Basketball Tour
with the one-two prizes.
Notary Public
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Tanaka’s long set shot with 20
nament officials reports Chicago
Fourteen teams representing kamura’s ‘‘Taber JCCA Hepeats’’
Adelaide
I<woub.
seconds left, gave’ Mustangs an
1st xnd 2nd Mongxgc bo ns |
accepting the bid to participate
the local chapters of Lethbridge, with a total of 2693 placed sceS-6 lead at the end of the first
in the meet. With Chicago and
Coaldale, Taber, Raymond and
Kuni
LethOft. EM- 6-0959 Res. LT. 3427
the Detroit Michigan Dukes
the Calgary Nisei Club started bridge JCCA Rookies, third with
entering', the tourney is now
The play moved at a fast clip
the ball rolling in the Second 2655, and Aki Furukawa’s Taber
assured of an international
in the 2nd quarter with some
Annual Handicap Tournament. JCCA Fireballs, fourth with
flavour.
spectacular baskets by Mustangs’
Kyoto Shigehiro’s Junebugs, con 2466.
Cleveland
has
yet
to
send
Roy Yasui, Dickie Tanaka, and
sisting of Shigehiro, June OhaIndividual awards were won by7
word as has Montreal. PhilaHenry Edamura, and Rhapsody’s
ma, Ted Aoki, June 'Yoshida, and Mary- Okamoto of Calgary, and
delphia will not be able to make
Key Tanaka and Joe Togawa.
Bob Nishikawa, nosed out Taka
of Lethbridge,
the trip.
Mustangs’ tight defense bottled
hashi’s Mercs to win the Alberta Mary Okamoto won the high
JCCA Challenge Trophy7 put up
up Rhapsody’s ace Bob Adachi.
The tourney will be played
with 286 and the high
■284-A YONOI STRUT, TORONTO, ONT.
by7 the Association for the first triple with 672. Shigehiro won
Half time score: Mustang's 22,
on April 17-18 at the spacious
time.
new Central Tech gymnasium
Rhapsody7 13.
the high single with 311 and high
The
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triple, with 724.
which
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seating
up
Mustangs and Rhapsody went
0.x CLEANERS
to 1,000 spectators.
at a terrific pace in the 3rd quarter
1011/g QUEEN ST. W.
Chicago will be sending their
with Edamura and Tanaka being
For
Pick-up and Delivery
Buzzers Oust Yorks, Enter
strongest quintet to Toronto
especially7 effective for Mustangs.
Phone
since the titlists of the current
Roy Kobayashi’s driving play
WA.
6953
Inter-Church ‘B’ Finals
Nisei loop playoffs there will
kept Rhapsody in the game. The
represent the Windy City.
3rd quarter ended with Mustangs
A mere 24 points proved the Buzzers’ own balliwack and made
in front 33-26, and one point up
"We Specialize In
difference between winning or it a fight right down the wire.
in the series.
Selling Businesses"
Roy Kobayashi 12 points, Bob losing for the All Nations Buz Captain Scattergood was the first
A T. T
Rhapsody'- put on the pressure Adachi 10, and- Joe Togawa 8. zers as they held the advantage to offer congratulations.
In the mixed, Mary Shintani
in the 4th quarter. At the half The two teams were evenly7 to oust Yorkminster from the
684 Church St. (cor. Bloor)
way mark, Bob Adachi hooped matched as this series proved to semi-finals in the Toronto Inter- and Fukusaka tackled the Yorks’
Phone
MI. 0995
Toronto
Church Badminton “B” League. top mixed duo of Barb Welling
one underneath the basket to give be one of the best witnessed.
*
$
$
The Nisei now meet Trinity for ton and St. Clair Smith and camo
Rhapsody7 a 1-point series lead.
the loop crown in another 2- through with a split in a wellThe lead exchanged . several SENIOR GAME:
contested match. Laiko Miyake
match
total-game affair.
times. With three minutes left,
The powerful Mustangs wal
Takaoka, Pauline
All Nations had lost 13-11 in and
Roy7 Kobayashi’s long shot put loped Rebels 97-49 to end the
Watch Repair Shop
rnd
Oscar Hatashit
Rhapsody7 within two points from lack-lustre Senior series. The the loop opener but won 13-11 in
328 BROADVIEW AVE.
Mustangs, and with about two hard-trying Rebels were no match the second game which left the showed the way by winning two
(near Gerrard St.)
|
minutes left, Bob Adachi sunk the for the tall champions as Mus issue tied. But since points of games each.
Toronto. Phone GL. 3652 I
equalizer.
tangs controlled both backboards. individual games are counted in
cases of this type, the Nisei won Nisei Flyers Sparkle
Dickie Tanaka followed it up Both teams were without their
out by 24 points when points of
Residence:
EM4-0508
by sinking two points from the star- performers, Mustangs rest
In Port Dover Clash
each
game
were
counted.
2 Vesta Drive
foul strip and a long shot to put ing their ace Herb Miyasaki, and
PORT DOVER, Ont. — Playing
MAfair 1365.
Analyzing the matches, one
Mustangs four up in the series. Rebels’ key-sniper Paul Hirano
fact stands out—the overwhelm an exhibition game in Port Dover
Andrew E. McKa^ie,
Ron Mori’s point on a foul shot being out of town.
ing superiority of the Buzzei' against the All-Stars, the Nisei
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
and Henry EdamuraJs hook shot
From the opening tip-off Mus men who have kept the matches Flyers were downed 8-5 but came
Public.
with a minute left, clinched the tangs put on a terrific pressure, at an even keel by winning at through with a sparkling perfor
201 Northern Ontario Blda.
330 Bay St.
championship for Mustangs. Some sparked by their “kids”, George least five games out of six while mance in a crowd-pleaser, March
(Corner Adelaide A. Bay St#.)
unnecessary fouls by Rhapsody Tanaka, George Shiozaki, Walter the inexperienced girls have only 99
TORONTO
put them cut as Mustangs’ foul Kamitakahara, Ted Nishimoto, won one out of six, although in
The score may7 have been the
and veteran Roy Miyasaki.
shooting was effective.
winning, they have given up only- other way7 around had it not been
All members of the Mustangs six points in each game, this for the ballet-toed Port Dover ,:(
Dickie Tanaka was, without a
netminder who' blocked many
New & Used Car
uoubt, the outstanding performer hit the double figure mark, ex proving to be the clincher.
:
Flyer
rushes.
Rai
Adachi,
Flyer
cepting
Muka
Makimoto
who
had
The
men
taking
the
bow
are
in the game. His heady play and
$
Sales & Service
:
his spectacular set shots were 9. George Shiozaki and little John Miura and Ken Fukusaka, goalie, was hampered by7 his rear :
ALL MAKES
instrumental in Mustang’s tri Walter Kamitakahara were the George Shintani and Nick Kaji, guards who” continually7 backed
:
umph. Tanaka collected 16 pts. driving forces, while George Ta Oscar Hatashita and George Ta into his lap.
, The forwards, however, were J
Henry7 Edamura was Mustangs’ naka was deadly around the hoop. kaoka.
RATES REASONA B LE
X
performing
on
a
par
with
the
Yorkminster
showed
no
nerv
Roy
Kurita
played
well
for
Reb
offensive star and garnered 21
t
JAMES M. KAI
points, to give Mustangs a strong els'and racked in 11 points. Mush ousness in performing in the All-Stars who had been reinforc
ed
with
five
OHA
Junior
“
B
’
’
and
1-2 punch. Rhapsody’s tops were Fukumoto added 10 for the loseis.
Auto Technician
cue Intermediate “A" players.
It's Spring; Westerns
303 Westmoreland Ave.
i
,:,
Capt. Roy7 Kobayashi gave a stel
Plan First Practice
ME.
6165
—
TORONTO
lar display7 and tallied a hat-trick.
:
THE REC SOCRATIC CLUB
IVesterns (Seniors) will hold
f
Their arrival delayed, Flyers
presents
their first practice-of the year
had little time to warm up prop
at Christie Pits on Sat., March
erly7 and their play7 suffered in the
28, starting from 1:30 p.m. All
T. KOBAYASHI
first
period when outscored 4-1.
new players are welcome to atIn the second period, they lashed
& SON
tend the workout.
featuring
back, outscoring the Doverites
For All Your
3-2. Dave Sunahara got a nice
TOP FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Insurance Needs
Billets Wanted For
hand from the crowd when he
8
LIFE,
AUTO, FIRE
•'
UNF
HALL
Friday, March 27
U.S. Cage Players
waltzed through centre and trick
FLOATERS,
ETC.
© ENTERTAINMENT
Persons able to billet the ed the goalie before slipping the
10 p.m. sharp
8:30-12:30 a.m.
American Nisei basketball play disc into the net neatly.
COME EARLY
Both sides scored in the third,
ers coming to the Toronto Basket
Ai-J INTERESTING & VARIED PROGRAMME FOR ALL
ball League’s Invitational Tour Sho Mori’s long shot nicking the
P.O. Box 149
nament for the nights of April corner.
KAMLOOPS, B. C.
IMPORTANT: THE DANCE PROGRAMME WILL BE
After the game, the team and
17-18, are asked to contact either
Residence:
PREPARED FOR THE BENEFIT OF the general
Tosh Moriyama RA. 8254 (nights) visitors were feted by7 Mr. Koba
CROWD. AND NOT ONLY FOR LATIN-AMERICAN
139 LEIGH ROAD,
or Frank Miyasaki MU. 8966 yashi, Port Dover resident, who
ENTHUSIASTS, AS MANY HAVE BEEN LED TO
North Kamloops, B. C.
had arranged the game. T
(days).
BELIEVE.
MONTE CARLO NITE
F
£
Wednesday' March 25, 1953
the
new
CANADIAN
Mustangs Retain Junior, Senior Cage Crowns
PAGE 7
OUR ADVERTISERS
Both the junior and the senior editions of the Mustangs ' r____
repeated last season’s title-winning efforts in the Toronto Nis'eV
Basketball League. Mustang Juniors rallied to defeat Club Rhapsody LETHBRIDGE'JU NEBUGS' WIN ALTA. JCCA TOURNEY
52-41 last week at St. A ladimir s gym, taking- the 2-game total
point finals 83-7S after dropping the first game, while\he power- OKAMOTO, SHIGEHIRO TAKE INDIVIDUAL AWARDS
packed -Mustang Seniors merely toyed with Rebels to win their
Lethbridge, Alta finals of the Primary Event were
title again.
In a one-day
bowl in
Tom Medomura’s Lethbridge JCIn the junior series, Mustang’s
tourney held late last month bv CA “Jinx" who placed third, and
1384 >2 Queen W
became champs after a terrific
ihe Recreation Department of the
Toronto, Ont.
Chicago
Nisei
Accept
battle. They lost the opener 41-37
Alberta JCCA, two Lethbridge which placed fourth.
Tournament Invite
two weeks ago.
entries, the “Junebugs" captained
In the Secondary
Both teams seemed to have the
I
Latest word from the Tor by7 Kyoto Shigehiro, and Ed Ta
I
Lucien C. Kurata
jitters as they threw away their
i
onto Nisei Basketball League’s
kahashi’s “Mercs", walked away pins" won with a thr
Barrister and Solicitor
passes in the first quarter. Dickie
Invitational Basketball Tour
with the one-two prizes.
Notary Public
I
Tanaka’s long set shot with 20
nament officials reports Chicago
Fourteen teams representing kamura’s ‘‘Taber JCCA Hepeats’’
Adelaide
I<woub.
seconds left, gave’ Mustangs an
1st xnd 2nd Mongxgc bo ns |
accepting the bid to participate
the local chapters of Lethbridge, with a total of 2693 placed sceS-6 lead at the end of the first
in the meet. With Chicago and
Coaldale, Taber, Raymond and
Kuni
LethOft. EM- 6-0959 Res. LT. 3427
the Detroit Michigan Dukes
the Calgary Nisei Club started bridge JCCA Rookies, third with
entering', the tourney is now
The play moved at a fast clip
the ball rolling in the Second 2655, and Aki Furukawa’s Taber
assured of an international
in the 2nd quarter with some
Annual Handicap Tournament. JCCA Fireballs, fourth with
flavour.
spectacular baskets by Mustangs’
Kyoto Shigehiro’s Junebugs, con 2466.
Cleveland
has
yet
to
send
Roy Yasui, Dickie Tanaka, and
sisting of Shigehiro, June OhaIndividual awards were won by7
word as has Montreal. PhilaHenry Edamura, and Rhapsody’s
ma, Ted Aoki, June 'Yoshida, and Mary- Okamoto of Calgary, and
delphia will not be able to make
Key Tanaka and Joe Togawa.
Bob Nishikawa, nosed out Taka
of Lethbridge,
the trip.
Mustangs’ tight defense bottled
hashi’s Mercs to win the Alberta Mary Okamoto won the high
JCCA Challenge Trophy7 put up
up Rhapsody’s ace Bob Adachi.
The tourney will be played
with 286 and the high
■284-A YONOI STRUT, TORONTO, ONT.
by7 the Association for the first triple with 672. Shigehiro won
Half time score: Mustang's 22,
on April 17-18 at the spacious
time.
new Central Tech gymnasium
Rhapsody7 13.
the high single with 311 and high
The
two
other
teams
in
the
triple, with 724.
which
is
capable
of
seating
up
Mustangs and Rhapsody went
0.x CLEANERS
to 1,000 spectators.
at a terrific pace in the 3rd quarter
1011/g QUEEN ST. W.
Chicago will be sending their
with Edamura and Tanaka being
For
Pick-up and Delivery
Buzzers Oust Yorks, Enter
strongest quintet to Toronto
especially7 effective for Mustangs.
Phone
since the titlists of the current
Roy Kobayashi’s driving play
WA.
6953
Inter-Church ‘B’ Finals
Nisei loop playoffs there will
kept Rhapsody in the game. The
represent the Windy City.
3rd quarter ended with Mustangs
A mere 24 points proved the Buzzers’ own balliwack and made
in front 33-26, and one point up
"We Specialize In
difference between winning or it a fight right down the wire.
in the series.
Selling Businesses"
Roy Kobayashi 12 points, Bob losing for the All Nations Buz Captain Scattergood was the first
A T. T
Rhapsody'- put on the pressure Adachi 10, and- Joe Togawa 8. zers as they held the advantage to offer congratulations.
In the mixed, Mary Shintani
in the 4th quarter. At the half The two teams were evenly7 to oust Yorkminster from the
684 Church St. (cor. Bloor)
way mark, Bob Adachi hooped matched as this series proved to semi-finals in the Toronto Inter- and Fukusaka tackled the Yorks’
Phone
MI. 0995
Toronto
Church Badminton “B” League. top mixed duo of Barb Welling
one underneath the basket to give be one of the best witnessed.
*
$
$
The Nisei now meet Trinity for ton and St. Clair Smith and camo
Rhapsody7 a 1-point series lead.
the loop crown in another 2- through with a split in a wellThe lead exchanged . several SENIOR GAME:
contested match. Laiko Miyake
match
total-game affair.
times. With three minutes left,
The powerful Mustangs wal
Takaoka, Pauline
All Nations had lost 13-11 in and
Roy7 Kobayashi’s long shot put loped Rebels 97-49 to end the
Watch Repair Shop
rnd
Oscar Hatashit
Rhapsody7 within two points from lack-lustre Senior series. The the loop opener but won 13-11 in
328 BROADVIEW AVE.
Mustangs, and with about two hard-trying Rebels were no match the second game which left the showed the way by winning two
(near Gerrard St.)
|
minutes left, Bob Adachi sunk the for the tall champions as Mus issue tied. But since points of games each.
Toronto. Phone GL. 3652 I
equalizer.
tangs controlled both backboards. individual games are counted in
cases of this type, the Nisei won Nisei Flyers Sparkle
Dickie Tanaka followed it up Both teams were without their
out by 24 points when points of
Residence:
EM4-0508
by sinking two points from the star- performers, Mustangs rest
In Port Dover Clash
each
game
were
counted.
2 Vesta Drive
foul strip and a long shot to put ing their ace Herb Miyasaki, and
PORT DOVER, Ont. — Playing
MAfair 1365.
Analyzing the matches, one
Mustangs four up in the series. Rebels’ key-sniper Paul Hirano
fact stands out—the overwhelm an exhibition game in Port Dover
Andrew E. McKa^ie,
Ron Mori’s point on a foul shot being out of town.
ing superiority of the Buzzei' against the All-Stars, the Nisei
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
and Henry EdamuraJs hook shot
From the opening tip-off Mus men who have kept the matches Flyers were downed 8-5 but came
Public.
with a minute left, clinched the tangs put on a terrific pressure, at an even keel by winning at through with a sparkling perfor
201 Northern Ontario Blda.
330 Bay St.
championship for Mustangs. Some sparked by their “kids”, George least five games out of six while mance in a crowd-pleaser, March
(Corner Adelaide A. Bay St#.)
unnecessary fouls by Rhapsody Tanaka, George Shiozaki, Walter the inexperienced girls have only 99
TORONTO
put them cut as Mustangs’ foul Kamitakahara, Ted Nishimoto, won one out of six, although in
The score may7 have been the
and veteran Roy Miyasaki.
shooting was effective.
winning, they have given up only- other way7 around had it not been
All members of the Mustangs six points in each game, this for the ballet-toed Port Dover ,:(
Dickie Tanaka was, without a
netminder who' blocked many
New & Used Car
uoubt, the outstanding performer hit the double figure mark, ex proving to be the clincher.
:
Flyer
rushes.
Rai
Adachi,
Flyer
cepting
Muka
Makimoto
who
had
The
men
taking
the
bow
are
in the game. His heady play and
$
Sales & Service
:
his spectacular set shots were 9. George Shiozaki and little John Miura and Ken Fukusaka, goalie, was hampered by7 his rear :
ALL MAKES
instrumental in Mustang’s tri Walter Kamitakahara were the George Shintani and Nick Kaji, guards who” continually7 backed
:
umph. Tanaka collected 16 pts. driving forces, while George Ta Oscar Hatashita and George Ta into his lap.
, The forwards, however, were J
Henry7 Edamura was Mustangs’ naka was deadly around the hoop. kaoka.
RATES REASONA B LE
X
performing
on
a
par
with
the
Yorkminster
showed
no
nerv
Roy
Kurita
played
well
for
Reb
offensive star and garnered 21
t
JAMES M. KAI
points, to give Mustangs a strong els'and racked in 11 points. Mush ousness in performing in the All-Stars who had been reinforc
ed
with
five
OHA
Junior
“
B
’
’
and
1-2 punch. Rhapsody’s tops were Fukumoto added 10 for the loseis.
Auto Technician
cue Intermediate “A" players.
It's Spring; Westerns
303 Westmoreland Ave.
i
,:,
Capt. Roy7 Kobayashi gave a stel
Plan First Practice
ME.
6165
—
TORONTO
lar display7 and tallied a hat-trick.
:
THE REC SOCRATIC CLUB
IVesterns (Seniors) will hold
f
Their arrival delayed, Flyers
presents
their first practice-of the year
had little time to warm up prop
at Christie Pits on Sat., March
erly7 and their play7 suffered in the
28, starting from 1:30 p.m. All
T. KOBAYASHI
first
period when outscored 4-1.
new players are welcome to atIn the second period, they lashed
& SON
tend the workout.
featuring
back, outscoring the Doverites
For All Your
3-2. Dave Sunahara got a nice
TOP FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Insurance Needs
Billets Wanted For
hand from the crowd when he
8
LIFE,
AUTO, FIRE
•'
UNF
HALL
Friday, March 27
U.S. Cage Players
waltzed through centre and trick
FLOATERS,
ETC.
© ENTERTAINMENT
Persons able to billet the ed the goalie before slipping the
10 p.m. sharp
8:30-12:30 a.m.
American Nisei basketball play disc into the net neatly.
COME EARLY
Both sides scored in the third,
ers coming to the Toronto Basket
Ai-J INTERESTING & VARIED PROGRAMME FOR ALL
ball League’s Invitational Tour Sho Mori’s long shot nicking the
P.O. Box 149
nament for the nights of April corner.
KAMLOOPS, B. C.
IMPORTANT: THE DANCE PROGRAMME WILL BE
After the game, the team and
17-18, are asked to contact either
Residence:
PREPARED FOR THE BENEFIT OF the general
Tosh Moriyama RA. 8254 (nights) visitors were feted by7 Mr. Koba
CROWD. AND NOT ONLY FOR LATIN-AMERICAN
139 LEIGH ROAD,
or Frank Miyasaki MU. 8966 yashi, Port Dover resident, who
ENTHUSIASTS, AS MANY HAVE BEEN LED TO
North Kamloops, B. C.
had arranged the game. T
(days).
BELIEVE.
MONTE CARLO NITE
Page 8
i^^
NEW
emme
are
(Continued from Page 2)
ttouZ ^
Ha“
'TC had thought would
make you rea^
1953 Cadillac-these discoveries
A class
-that no one 1S as you remembered him.
dream, that well-tended dr ^
SometWnS happens to one's
held us together-t^
TOW "f
CANADIAN
Wednesday, March 25, 1SS3
Personal Notes Across Canada
,
MONTREAL — Mr. and Mrs
George T. Tamaki are happy to 27—Toronto. Monte Carl
at
UNFHall, 8:30-12:30
announce the birth on Feb. 25 of
2/-A a.ncouver. Vancouver J n P A
Kathryn Miyo, sister to Paul anc
Bowling League Dance a//-1
Alan.
ings Auditorium, 9 pm’
HaSt'
MARRIAGES
MORI — AYUKAWA
TORONTO — On March 7,
Ryuko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
class spirit the identifirat 6
^6r ^ a definite, distinctive S. Ayukawa of Winnipeg, Man.,
activities. In hllf In ^ 'A “”"» interests and shared
2S—Vancouver. Vancouver
PELOWNA, B. C. — Born to
VB.A.
was
joined
in
marriage
to
Robert
Amateur Talent Revue
u an nour you discover that you have more in
at
UkMr.
and
Mrs.
Masao
Tanaka
on
Mori, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
rainian Hall.
’
common with the fellow you work with,
fellows Avho may not even have gone to O1'nthe man next door— I Mori of Toronto, at the Carleton Feb. 27 at the Kelowna Hospital 28—Winnipeg. Winnipeg
Spring Frolic Dance at
L,
college—than with your United Church with Rev. J. Fin- a son, Larry Donald.
Alma Mater pals.
Hall, 8 p.m.
’ at Bud^ist
’ay officiating.
engagements
Y c 11
.
*
*
*
The bride was attended by her
TORONTO — The engagement _________
APRIL
nothing! You lose more than you^ai'n6^1”^’ Nothing, simply I sister, Sumi, as maid of honor I
announced of Dr. Bov Shi- ^ Raymond. Raymond YBa q—*
the past, and a hike into the pa » 1 „ " ? ® *
““ ”d by Miss Na“y M“. sister of nobu, second
’
enth Annual Miss Sunny Albert
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dance, 9-1.
‘
Derta
something you have cherished for seven 7
’"1"' J means that ‘he groom, as bridesmaid. Yosh s- Shinobu, to Masako, second
Coaldale. Coaldale JCCA
seven,
ten,’Aeven
twent
'
an hour, and things
will’ nA
AA™
17years>
T°nogai of Hamilton acted as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. 4—
can vanish in half
at Community Hall.
h ba,>
I want to keep my college dreams mtX
“e S™e agai”' best man aud * Mod and Hen- Toguri.
W^T'’"- F‘,lh National JC.
—
ry Shintani> usJlers
TORONTO
„ct?
T at Hotel °™V
ADELPHI TO SHOW FILM
— The engagement 11 Kelowna. Kelowna YBA. Fi”'
Dance, at B„aau’
Yosh Taguchi Heads
was held at ™S cS™ jX™’“iVlT’ 7desi Anniversary
ON ’52 WORLD SERIES
Church.
1
tauiant. For their honeymoon,
Now that spring is here and
Montreal Campos Club the
the couple
couple left
left on a motor trip
^J^v js mlmost over, Club
A
to
the
’ second s°n of Mr. and Mrs. Married Couples Study
to the U.S.
U.S.
Adelphi is turning its thoughts to
I REAL — At the year
Baishakunins worn
Kyuhachi Honkawa,. on March 15. "Self Control" Topic
baseba11 and to start the season Xc)“b r‘T hIM °" ^ U- Kitata “f Torero.
^ ^ China Restaurant'
Next meeting for the Toronto
off rjgnt, it is presenting a film student,’was%^
*
*
.
KELOWNA, B. C. - The en- Nisei Married Couples Group is
on the 1952 World Series this
slated for Thursday, March 26
_^WATA ~ NAKAMURA
garment was announced of Emy,
Friday, March 27, from 8:30 p.m. the McGill Nisei Campus
8:15
p.m. at the Queen Street
'
P
b*
TORONTO — The marriage second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Guest at the meeting will be Otheis chosen to serve
as exec- took place on March 14 of Kazu- K- Ito> to Tsugiro George Naito, United Church. Main item on the
John Purdue, publicity director of utives for the 1953-54
session.. ko, eldest daughter of Mr. and second son of Mr. K. Naito, on program is the subject, “Develop
the Toronto Maple Leaf baseball I were the following:
ing Self Control”, led by Bits
vice-presclub. The evening will close with ^nt, Hel® Tanaka; secretary, Mrs. S. Nakamura, and Mr. Eizo Feb- 12 at the home of the Ito’s.
Kinoshita, formerly of Kelowna.
dancing until midnight. No ad- Hlsako
Watanabe;
treasure/
Cmdi3n Le-ion
L°ND0Nj Ont — The engageWatanabe;
6V- T‘ TSUp officiating.
ment Avas announced of Ruriko, Toronto JCcTchapteT
mission is charged. All are wel-I Merbie Tanaka; publicity, Shoji
following
a
reception
at
the
|
daughter
of Mrs. Shizu Kayacome‘
— M. N. Nishihata; Cosmopolitan Club
Great China, the couple went on hara of Toronto, to Tom Tsutomu Membership Fund Drive
-------- ----------- rep-' Jim Hirayama; JCCA Board
a honeymoon trip to Niagara Ozaki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Toyoji Previous Total ........
Four Weeks Remain
^P-, Shiro Hasegawa.
$1,861.00
rails.
Ozaki of London, on March 15, at T. Sumi ...................... ............
...............
10.00
In Major Kea Race
A The new executive has already
Mr. & Mrs. Kiyoshi Hori
Baishakunins were Mr. and the home of the Ozaki’s.
............... 5.00
r
•
drawn up part of the programme
K. Omotani ..........................
............... 4.00
Tanabe ........................... ’
ith time running out, both for the coming term. The activ- Mrs. J. Tsuchida of Hamilton.
I
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs. K.
............... 2.00
E.
Hirabayashi
...............
*
*
*
............... 5.00
-pa ina Bowling and Ascot ities include the Second Annual I
Y. Sumi ...............................
S. Nunoda.
.............. 2.00
Mrs. C. Saito .............. ...7
Cleaners, challengers to Takeda Graduates’ Banquet to be held in
TAGUCHI — OIKAWA
.............. 5.00
VANCOUVER — The engage Kiyomi Ampi ......................
.............. 2.00
PICTURE BUTTE, Alta. —
R. P. Toyonaga ................
nsurance supremacy, were able May, honouring the Class of ’53
.............. 5.00
ment was announced of Chiyeko, D.
Nakamichi
.....................
The
marriage
took
place
of
Sa
tLCUtq
th- leader’S advan' and the Annual Graduates’ Tea’
.............. 2.00
)
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Fujii .........
.............. 5.00
e ge. Spadina triumphed 7-0 over to be co-sponsored with the Que- chiko, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tsuneko Yatabe ....
.............. 2.00
Z. Tanaka of Vancouver, to Yukio Mr. & Mrs. T. Umezuki
Yamada while the Cleaners re- bee JCCA, for the high school aud Mi-s. Masami Oikawa, and Norio
............. 5.00
Mrs.
Kaoru
Takayesu
....
............. 2.00
corded a 5-2 win over Sora Con- 1
°
ana | Taguchi, eldest son of Mr. and Nishi of West Vancouver, on Mrs. Teruko Ikeda .........
............. 5.00
university graduates.
March 14, at the W. K. Restaur Taichi Ebata.........................
............. 2.00
struction.
Mrs.
Kobei
Taguchi,
both
of
Pic
Naoyuki Yoshida................
Following the precedence set
ant.
.
2.00
I. Fujino ................................
Meanwhile Takeda was bounced by the past executive in widening ture Butte, on March 16 at Pic............. 2.00
T.
Fujino
.................................
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs.
............. 1.00
5-2 by El Mocambo. In other re the activities of the club, the new ture Butte Buddhist Church. Rev.
T. Kusano ..........................
............. 2.00
Y. Haya.
M. Nakagawa ...
............ 2.00
sults: Urabe 7, Stan Karn 0; officers are planning a varied Y. Kawamura officiated.
Mrs. H. Tanouye
............ 2.00
I.
Ebata
....
Wasser 7, DuRite 0; Lowe Bros.
Reception followed at the Mar BUDDHIST CREDIT UNION
............ '2.00
programme to pursue the aims of
T. Kuwabara
............ 2.00
i, Menzies 0; Lewis 5, Alexander'
quis Hotel in Lethbridge.
SLATES GENERAL MEETING S. Tohana .....
the club.
............ 2.00
R.
S.
Hayashi
2; Radio Vision 5, T. Uyeda 2.
............ 2.00
The Toronto Buddhist Church T. Nishimura .
2.00
births
Joe Tehara came through with
Ci edit Union is holding a general Y. E. Sasaki .......... ..............
3.00
Ar70^0^0 — Boin to Mr. and meeting this Friday, March 27, at Mr. & Mrs. S. Ozawa ....
........... 5.00
last week’s outstanding effort. He Kelowna YBA Variety
N. Saito ..............................
2.00
Mrs.
Mas
Yatabe
(nee
Amy
Kita
rolled 864(331). Other standouts Concert Successful
........... 2.00
134 Huron St., starting’ from 8 S. Nagata ............................
F. Nishi ....:............................
3.00
KELOWNA. B. C. •— One of the gawa) on. March 4 at St. Mich p.m. All members interested in M.
were: B. Tanaka 795(313), K.
Nakamura ........................
........... 2.00
highlights
of
the
season
was
the
ael’s Hospital, a daughter, Heath- saving or borrowing are invited Total to Date.............
Sasaki 793, T. Ikeda 742(382), M.
$1,962.00
Variety Concert presented by the erMidori, a sister for wlyne
(Advt.)
to attend.
mizu 727, C. Sakura 702(312), T. Kelowna Y.B.A. on March 14 at
the Kelowna Buddhist Church.
Kataoka 700.
NOW OPEN
After President Jim Kitaura
First Class Chinese Dishes
launched the concert with his
WELCOME NISEI
$
SUITS & COATS
message, the audience enjoyed —Female help wanted
Weddings, Parties,
HELP WANTED
thiee and a half hours of enter _ GIRL for store clerk in dry-clean-^Banquets
Will Be Arranged
DRESS OPERATORS, experienc
Order Now From
tainment. The Grand Finale was mg store Monday to Friday good
^
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nr
da?St
?eanerS' ^^ Dun- ed. Apply Nat Laurie Inc., 14)
the
“
Tanko
Bushi
”
with
all
YBA
Spading Ave., Toronto.
500 New Samples
—--L_V.esf Toronto, RO. 1848.
CHOP SUEY
members taking part.
SHIPPER for wholesale dress
OPERATORS^ experienced, for
74-B Elizabeth St.
TAILORED TO YOUb
Thanks go to all pel's ons help ladies sportwear, highest wages firm, good advancement. Applv
^
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6-7066
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excellent
working Lady Lee Frock, 140 Spadina Ave
ing to make the affair a great -uaJFmesd'
f°r Mrs’ SaundZ i oronto, WA. 5170.
success and in particular, Mr. Met
GARDENERS and a truck driver.
Ueda and Mi's. Hatanaka.
st. Ai, src°-266 King Call
T. Takenaka, RA. 9327 Tor- sI
A forthcoming event is the Keonto.
MICHI ASHIKAWA
1
lowna YBA’s ‘‘First Anniversary
roughTpotterT ^ireii^
Oi'pcon
rcn?h* and S^
Dance” slated for April 11 at the ^
' experienced only. Pereaton St. — Toronto
Apply 1369 Queen
Buddhist Church. Music will be ^aneni work, rest period, 40-honr Street W., Toronto, LO. 6141.
Chop Suey House
I
week
clos
2s
at
4:30
p.
m
Wife
PHONE RA. 2618
DRIVER wanted. Phone
supplied by Shig Kobayashi’s krangle Co., 445 Kina St S
82-A Elizabeth St., Toronto J
OL. 4035, 363 Rusholme Rd Tororchestra. Admission is $1.25 fox* nearSpadina Ave.
“
’
'I onto,
BANQUETS and family I
men and 75 cents for ladies.
DINNERS
j
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
TRUCK, DRIVER, must have
?
CLASSIFIED SECTION
L
Toronto Nisei Basketball League
❖
❖
presents its
INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT DANCE
I
X
at the MASARYK BALLROOM
1
SATURDAY, APRIL 18
8:30-12 p.m.
Admission $1.00
❖
in°NE-PRL for hght-housekeea^niWllh:/^ges *Mus room; or
FF*
^ilil ^sband working out,
^havConS
llving Quarters.
' Jon
f
'
between
12:30-1
cnaudeur s licence. Apply 830
7onge St., Toronto. Phone KI 1700
OTLA1439 (evenings).
FOR rent
|
Reservations: EM4-9035
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“TWO UNFURNISHED rooms with
sw.K, newly decorated, Bloor-Lansaowne, suitable for couole. Phon^
evenings, ME. 6177, Toronto
MIDDLE-AGED cot pie, husband
.o work out,, wife to help in houseMEDICINE WANTED
£ y ork in exchangi
V^^ CHI JO", a Jaaanese
5
'
G
;
“
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rooms
(two nice roomo with bath) and
meaicine wanted. If able to sup
or rerr uneration. A nice ply, 'write ^Irs. K. Kuwata, Bo^ 305
Jew
home, xond of Japanese, High River, Alberta.
For
ticulars. phone EM. 4-3378
464 Front St., TorPatronize
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ttouZ ^
Ha“
'TC had thought would
make you rea^
1953 Cadillac-these discoveries
A class
-that no one 1S as you remembered him.
dream, that well-tended dr ^
SometWnS happens to one's
held us together-t^
TOW "f
CANADIAN
Wednesday, March 25, 1SS3
Personal Notes Across Canada
,
MONTREAL — Mr. and Mrs
George T. Tamaki are happy to 27—Toronto. Monte Carl
at
UNFHall, 8:30-12:30
announce the birth on Feb. 25 of
2/-A a.ncouver. Vancouver J n P A
Kathryn Miyo, sister to Paul anc
Bowling League Dance a//-1
Alan.
ings Auditorium, 9 pm’
HaSt'
MARRIAGES
MORI — AYUKAWA
TORONTO — On March 7,
Ryuko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
class spirit the identifirat 6
^6r ^ a definite, distinctive S. Ayukawa of Winnipeg, Man.,
activities. In hllf In ^ 'A “”"» interests and shared
2S—Vancouver. Vancouver
PELOWNA, B. C. — Born to
VB.A.
was
joined
in
marriage
to
Robert
Amateur Talent Revue
u an nour you discover that you have more in
at
UkMr.
and
Mrs.
Masao
Tanaka
on
Mori, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
rainian Hall.
’
common with the fellow you work with,
fellows Avho may not even have gone to O1'nthe man next door— I Mori of Toronto, at the Carleton Feb. 27 at the Kelowna Hospital 28—Winnipeg. Winnipeg
Spring Frolic Dance at
L,
college—than with your United Church with Rev. J. Fin- a son, Larry Donald.
Alma Mater pals.
Hall, 8 p.m.
’ at Bud^ist
’ay officiating.
engagements
Y c 11
.
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The bride was attended by her
TORONTO — The engagement _________
APRIL
nothing! You lose more than you^ai'n6^1”^’ Nothing, simply I sister, Sumi, as maid of honor I
announced of Dr. Bov Shi- ^ Raymond. Raymond YBa q—*
the past, and a hike into the pa » 1 „ " ? ® *
““ ”d by Miss Na“y M“. sister of nobu, second
’
enth Annual Miss Sunny Albert
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dance, 9-1.
‘
Derta
something you have cherished for seven 7
’"1"' J means that ‘he groom, as bridesmaid. Yosh s- Shinobu, to Masako, second
Coaldale. Coaldale JCCA
seven,
ten,’Aeven
twent
'
an hour, and things
will’ nA
AA™
17years>
T°nogai of Hamilton acted as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. 4—
can vanish in half
at Community Hall.
h ba,>
I want to keep my college dreams mtX
“e S™e agai”' best man aud * Mod and Hen- Toguri.
W^T'’"- F‘,lh National JC.
—
ry Shintani> usJlers
TORONTO
„ct?
T at Hotel °™V
ADELPHI TO SHOW FILM
— The engagement 11 Kelowna. Kelowna YBA. Fi”'
Dance, at B„aau’
Yosh Taguchi Heads
was held at ™S cS™ jX™’“iVlT’ 7desi Anniversary
ON ’52 WORLD SERIES
Church.
1
tauiant. For their honeymoon,
Now that spring is here and
Montreal Campos Club the
the couple
couple left
left on a motor trip
^J^v js mlmost over, Club
A
to
the
’ second s°n of Mr. and Mrs. Married Couples Study
to the U.S.
U.S.
Adelphi is turning its thoughts to
I REAL — At the year
Baishakunins worn
Kyuhachi Honkawa,. on March 15. "Self Control" Topic
baseba11 and to start the season Xc)“b r‘T hIM °" ^ U- Kitata “f Torero.
^ ^ China Restaurant'
Next meeting for the Toronto
off rjgnt, it is presenting a film student,’was%^
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.
KELOWNA, B. C. - The en- Nisei Married Couples Group is
on the 1952 World Series this
slated for Thursday, March 26
_^WATA ~ NAKAMURA
garment was announced of Emy,
Friday, March 27, from 8:30 p.m. the McGill Nisei Campus
8:15
p.m. at the Queen Street
'
P
b*
TORONTO — The marriage second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Guest at the meeting will be Otheis chosen to serve
as exec- took place on March 14 of Kazu- K- Ito> to Tsugiro George Naito, United Church. Main item on the
John Purdue, publicity director of utives for the 1953-54
session.. ko, eldest daughter of Mr. and second son of Mr. K. Naito, on program is the subject, “Develop
the Toronto Maple Leaf baseball I were the following:
ing Self Control”, led by Bits
vice-presclub. The evening will close with ^nt, Hel® Tanaka; secretary, Mrs. S. Nakamura, and Mr. Eizo Feb- 12 at the home of the Ito’s.
Kinoshita, formerly of Kelowna.
dancing until midnight. No ad- Hlsako
Watanabe;
treasure/
Cmdi3n Le-ion
L°ND0Nj Ont — The engageWatanabe;
6V- T‘ TSUp officiating.
ment Avas announced of Ruriko, Toronto JCcTchapteT
mission is charged. All are wel-I Merbie Tanaka; publicity, Shoji
following
a
reception
at
the
|
daughter
of Mrs. Shizu Kayacome‘
— M. N. Nishihata; Cosmopolitan Club
Great China, the couple went on hara of Toronto, to Tom Tsutomu Membership Fund Drive
-------- ----------- rep-' Jim Hirayama; JCCA Board
a honeymoon trip to Niagara Ozaki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Toyoji Previous Total ........
Four Weeks Remain
^P-, Shiro Hasegawa.
$1,861.00
rails.
Ozaki of London, on March 15, at T. Sumi ...................... ............
...............
10.00
In Major Kea Race
A The new executive has already
Mr. & Mrs. Kiyoshi Hori
Baishakunins were Mr. and the home of the Ozaki’s.
............... 5.00
r
•
drawn up part of the programme
K. Omotani ..........................
............... 4.00
Tanabe ........................... ’
ith time running out, both for the coming term. The activ- Mrs. J. Tsuchida of Hamilton.
I
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs. K.
............... 2.00
E.
Hirabayashi
...............
*
*
*
............... 5.00
-pa ina Bowling and Ascot ities include the Second Annual I
Y. Sumi ...............................
S. Nunoda.
.............. 2.00
Mrs. C. Saito .............. ...7
Cleaners, challengers to Takeda Graduates’ Banquet to be held in
TAGUCHI — OIKAWA
.............. 5.00
VANCOUVER — The engage Kiyomi Ampi ......................
.............. 2.00
PICTURE BUTTE, Alta. —
R. P. Toyonaga ................
nsurance supremacy, were able May, honouring the Class of ’53
.............. 5.00
ment was announced of Chiyeko, D.
Nakamichi
.....................
The
marriage
took
place
of
Sa
tLCUtq
th- leader’S advan' and the Annual Graduates’ Tea’
.............. 2.00
)
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Fujii .........
.............. 5.00
e ge. Spadina triumphed 7-0 over to be co-sponsored with the Que- chiko, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tsuneko Yatabe ....
.............. 2.00
Z. Tanaka of Vancouver, to Yukio Mr. & Mrs. T. Umezuki
Yamada while the Cleaners re- bee JCCA, for the high school aud Mi-s. Masami Oikawa, and Norio
............. 5.00
Mrs.
Kaoru
Takayesu
....
............. 2.00
corded a 5-2 win over Sora Con- 1
°
ana | Taguchi, eldest son of Mr. and Nishi of West Vancouver, on Mrs. Teruko Ikeda .........
............. 5.00
university graduates.
March 14, at the W. K. Restaur Taichi Ebata.........................
............. 2.00
struction.
Mrs.
Kobei
Taguchi,
both
of
Pic
Naoyuki Yoshida................
Following the precedence set
ant.
.
2.00
I. Fujino ................................
Meanwhile Takeda was bounced by the past executive in widening ture Butte, on March 16 at Pic............. 2.00
T.
Fujino
.................................
Baishakunins are Mr. and Mrs.
............. 1.00
5-2 by El Mocambo. In other re the activities of the club, the new ture Butte Buddhist Church. Rev.
T. Kusano ..........................
............. 2.00
Y. Haya.
M. Nakagawa ...
............ 2.00
sults: Urabe 7, Stan Karn 0; officers are planning a varied Y. Kawamura officiated.
Mrs. H. Tanouye
............ 2.00
I.
Ebata
....
Wasser 7, DuRite 0; Lowe Bros.
Reception followed at the Mar BUDDHIST CREDIT UNION
............ '2.00
programme to pursue the aims of
T. Kuwabara
............ 2.00
i, Menzies 0; Lewis 5, Alexander'
quis Hotel in Lethbridge.
SLATES GENERAL MEETING S. Tohana .....
the club.
............ 2.00
R.
S.
Hayashi
2; Radio Vision 5, T. Uyeda 2.
............ 2.00
The Toronto Buddhist Church T. Nishimura .
2.00
births
Joe Tehara came through with
Ci edit Union is holding a general Y. E. Sasaki .......... ..............
3.00
Ar70^0^0 — Boin to Mr. and meeting this Friday, March 27, at Mr. & Mrs. S. Ozawa ....
........... 5.00
last week’s outstanding effort. He Kelowna YBA Variety
N. Saito ..............................
2.00
Mrs.
Mas
Yatabe
(nee
Amy
Kita
rolled 864(331). Other standouts Concert Successful
........... 2.00
134 Huron St., starting’ from 8 S. Nagata ............................
F. Nishi ....:............................
3.00
KELOWNA. B. C. •— One of the gawa) on. March 4 at St. Mich p.m. All members interested in M.
were: B. Tanaka 795(313), K.
Nakamura ........................
........... 2.00
highlights
of
the
season
was
the
ael’s Hospital, a daughter, Heath- saving or borrowing are invited Total to Date.............
Sasaki 793, T. Ikeda 742(382), M.
$1,962.00
Variety Concert presented by the erMidori, a sister for wlyne
(Advt.)
to attend.
mizu 727, C. Sakura 702(312), T. Kelowna Y.B.A. on March 14 at
the Kelowna Buddhist Church.
Kataoka 700.
NOW OPEN
After President Jim Kitaura
First Class Chinese Dishes
launched the concert with his
WELCOME NISEI
$
SUITS & COATS
message, the audience enjoyed —Female help wanted
Weddings, Parties,
HELP WANTED
thiee and a half hours of enter _ GIRL for store clerk in dry-clean-^Banquets
Will Be Arranged
DRESS OPERATORS, experienc
Order Now From
tainment. The Grand Finale was mg store Monday to Friday good
^
V K
nr
da?St
?eanerS' ^^ Dun- ed. Apply Nat Laurie Inc., 14)
the
“
Tanko
Bushi
”
with
all
YBA
Spading Ave., Toronto.
500 New Samples
—--L_V.esf Toronto, RO. 1848.
CHOP SUEY
members taking part.
SHIPPER for wholesale dress
OPERATORS^ experienced, for
74-B Elizabeth St.
TAILORED TO YOUb
Thanks go to all pel's ons help ladies sportwear, highest wages firm, good advancement. Applv
^
EM.
6-7066
Toronto
excellent
working Lady Lee Frock, 140 Spadina Ave
ing to make the affair a great -uaJFmesd'
f°r Mrs’ SaundZ i oronto, WA. 5170.
success and in particular, Mr. Met
GARDENERS and a truck driver.
Ueda and Mi's. Hatanaka.
st. Ai, src°-266 King Call
T. Takenaka, RA. 9327 Tor- sI
A forthcoming event is the Keonto.
MICHI ASHIKAWA
1
lowna YBA’s ‘‘First Anniversary
roughTpotterT ^ireii^
Oi'pcon
rcn?h* and S^
Dance” slated for April 11 at the ^
' experienced only. Pereaton St. — Toronto
Apply 1369 Queen
Buddhist Church. Music will be ^aneni work, rest period, 40-honr Street W., Toronto, LO. 6141.
Chop Suey House
I
week
clos
2s
at
4:30
p.
m
Wife
PHONE RA. 2618
DRIVER wanted. Phone
supplied by Shig Kobayashi’s krangle Co., 445 Kina St S
82-A Elizabeth St., Toronto J
OL. 4035, 363 Rusholme Rd Tororchestra. Admission is $1.25 fox* nearSpadina Ave.
“
’
'I onto,
BANQUETS and family I
men and 75 cents for ladies.
DINNERS
j
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED
TRUCK, DRIVER, must have
?
CLASSIFIED SECTION
L
Toronto Nisei Basketball League
❖
❖
presents its
INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT DANCE
I
X
at the MASARYK BALLROOM
1
SATURDAY, APRIL 18
8:30-12 p.m.
Admission $1.00
❖
in°NE-PRL for hght-housekeea^niWllh:/^ges *Mus room; or
FF*
^ilil ^sband working out,
^havConS
llving Quarters.
' Jon
f
'
between
12:30-1
cnaudeur s licence. Apply 830
7onge St., Toronto. Phone KI 1700
OTLA1439 (evenings).
FOR rent
|
Reservations: EM4-9035
I
----
LL®
_
“TWO UNFURNISHED rooms with
sw.K, newly decorated, Bloor-Lansaowne, suitable for couole. Phon^
evenings, ME. 6177, Toronto
MIDDLE-AGED cot pie, husband
.o work out,, wife to help in houseMEDICINE WANTED
£ y ork in exchangi
V^^ CHI JO", a Jaaanese
5
'
G
;
“
ee
rooms
(two nice roomo with bath) and
meaicine wanted. If able to sup
or rerr uneration. A nice ply, 'write ^Irs. K. Kuwata, Bo^ 305
Jew
home, xond of Japanese, High River, Alberta.
For
ticulars. phone EM. 4-3378
464 Front St., TorPatronize
Our Advertisers
If
Hours: 12 Neon to 4 a m
* Open 12 noon to 2 a.m. ’
| Hoe Sai Gay ;
|
famous Chinese foods
<
£
>
%
£
69 Albert St. —Toronto
(at Elizabeth)
Telephone WA. 9817
Special attention given
to take out orders.
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