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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin

VOL. 18 — NO. 17~VAPNES DAY, MARCH 2,

Japanese Moguls See
Boom in Motion Pictures
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Toronto's
Chinatown
By HENRY MORITSUGU
Toronto’s plans for a Civic
Square, scheduled to be put into
operation in May, are causing
much concern among the Chi­
nese residents of the city who
live and work in the district
revolving around Elizabeth st.
The city expropriated the prop­
erty as far as Hagerman street
in 1947, and the buildings of
that particular section are now
being torn down.
When Mayor Phillips proposed
recently that the Square should
extend to Dundas st., Chinatown
rose up in arms. A represent­
ative gathering of Chinese con­
cerned met last Sunday and
pledged themselves to opposition
of any further expropriation
measures.
Of prime concern is that the
Chinese businessmen and res­
idents must accept minimum
prices from the city, giving up .
their properties at loss, and
must seek new accomodations,
usually at higher prices. Appar­
ently the city is giving no con­
sideration to helping them in
relocation.
The Chinatown problem is of
concern to all citizens, not only
because of the interests that the
district holds for us, but also
because of the injustices being,
done and liable to be done to
the Chinese.
A Globe and Mail editorial
last week suggested a solution:
‘Tn New York, when it be­
came necessary to rebuild the
Chinese area in a slum clear­
ance program, a Chinese vil­
lage, so-called, was made part
of the new development, now
under construction. It contains
stores, restaurants and other
facilities as were desired by the
residents. Could not something
be done here ?J’

4 PAGES SATURDAY
Commencing this week, three
pages of English appear in the
Wednesday issue, and four
English pages will appear in
the Saturday issue. We hope
this change reversing the pre­
vious arrangement, will be
conducive to further improve­
ment and readability.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The New Canadian acknowl­
edges with thanks generous do­
nations from the following:
Wr. Y. Motomura, Nipigon, Ont.,
in memory of late daughter.
Mrs. I. Tanabe, Toronto, in mem°n- of late wife.
Miss K. Kaita, Toronto, on oc­
casion of engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nunoda, London,
Ont., on occasion of birth of daugh­
ter.*

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The year 1955 is expected to be
an eventful one for the Japanese
motion picture industry.
Among the features of the year
will likely be the production of
several movies jointly with for­
eign producers, the use of -more
color films for local productions,
the- shift to the newest largescreen films and three-dimension­
al sound effects and the impor­
tation of a greater number of
short features.

1955 .

Taber JCCA Elects
Prexy Ken Sakamoto
To Third Term
TABER, Alta. — Ken Saka­
moto was elected to his third
term as president of the Taber
JCCA chapter at a meeting held
on Feb. 23 in the Bukkyo Hall.
Supporting him will be: W. Koya­
nagi, first vice-president; Y. Se­
toguchi, second vice-president;
Yuki Tomiyama and N. Teshima,
secretaries; Tad Koyanagi, treas­
urer; Jeannine Miura, recording
secretary; and committee chair­
men: Cathy Konno, cultural;
Mike Ohashi and K. Shimozawa,
agricultural; Y. Yamashita, and
K. Maruyama, publicity; Dr. S.
Sakumoto and Kuni Sato, educa­
tional; Amy Sasaki, social wel­
fare; Joyce Fujimagari and Koji
Kadonaga, social and recrea­
tional.
The slate of 17 executives was
elected by the general member­
ship under a mail ballot system.

The joint production of “Ma­
dam Butterfly”, with an Italian
motion picture producer, is al­
ready being’ hailed as an out­
standing film event for the com­
ing year.
Several attempts of a similar
nature were made in the past,
chiefly with United States movie
companies, but thdy were, in the
strict sense, not successful be­
cause of the language barrier.
The Japanese-Italian “Madam
Butterfly” is being looked upon
as .a new test case. This film,
which has the Toho Motion Pic­
ture company representing the
About 30 local JC’s engaged in
Japanese side, is scheduled for
landscape gardening met last
release in March, 1955.
Sunday to form the “Toronto
Another feature of Japanese Japanese Gardeners Union”.
motion picture activity in 1955 Aims of the group were explained
will be a remarkable increase in as follows:
color film production. Already
(i) to further the study ' of
various companies have plans for gardening; (ii) to make good re­
an appreciable number of color lations among local JC garden­
films.
ers; (iii) to promote the general
Public interest in color films interests of JC gardeners. Details
has been greatly enhanced since were referred to an executive
“Jigokumon” (Gate of Hell), committee of 21 persons.
Grand. Prix winner at the 1952
The Union has decided to ac­
International Film Festival in
cept the request of the Canadian
Venice, demonstrated the pre­
National Exhibition for a mini­
eminence of Japan’s Eastman
ature Japanese garden at the Ex­
color technique.
hibition grounds. A banquet
The shift to large-screen films
concluded the meeting at the Hoe
and three-dimensional sound ef­
Sai Gay.
fect is viewed as inevitable to the
Japanese motion picture World.

JO Gardeners to Plan
Exhibit for ONE

KAMLOOPS ISSEI
COMMITS SUICIDE

KAMLOOPS,
— Bunpei
Owner of Supermarket Tanemura,
66, who had been
from his home since Feb.
In Ham., Torontonian missing
16, was found
to death
near the local C.N.R. Junction
Is Robbed of $900
Station.
B.C.

strangled

HAMILTON. — A groceteria | The coroner attributed the
owner was trailed through west i death to suicide.
end streets for several blocks,
knocked down as he stepped out
of his car, and robbed of S900 by
a heavy-set bandit last Saturday
night.
George Hosaki of Hertle Ave.,
KELOWNA, B.C. — Canadian
Toronto, owner of the Sherman
Market, Sherman and Main sts., Scouting history was made here
is believed by police to have been last Thursday when a charter
trailed from the supermarket vO was presented to a Buddhist Boy
a Holmes ave. house where his Scout troop here. Scoutmaster
James J. Kitaura, who first start­
daughter was visiting friends.
As he stepped out of his car, ed scouting as a boy-under the
another vehicle pulled up behind. leadership of A. W. Gray in Rut­
A heavy-set. man leaped out, land, heads the first Boy Scout
raced across the sidewalk, push­ group ever sponsored in Canada
ed over the groceteria owner and by the Buddhist church. There
grabbed his plastic bag contain­ are 12 boys in the troop.
The charter, granted by the
ing the week-end store receipts.
Canadian
general council of the
The bandit escaped in his car.

TORONTO, ONT,

. FOR WORK WITH EVACUEES

Angus Maclnnis Honored
By UBC Civil Liberties Union
V A N C 0 U V ER. — Twenty be done before racial discrimi­
years of furthering civil liberties, nation is removed,” he said.
He called South Africa a “sore
were rewarded for veteran CGF
spot
in the world” and prophesied
member of parliament Angus
Maclnnis last Thursday. He was that the white people there will
presented the Garnett Sedgewick face “a day of reckoning.”
The Sedgewick trophy is pre­
award by the UBC Civil Liberties
sented
annually in memory of the
Union at a banquet in the Ho-Ho
late Garnett Sedgewick, UBC
Cafe.
English
professor who formed
The 70-year-old statesman was
honored by the union particularly the campus Civil Liberties Union.
for his work during the war in
Notes taken by Dr. H. S. Saita,
helping Japanese Canadian citi­ president, B.C. JCCA, included
zens who were forced to leave the following comments from Mr.
the B.C. coast.
Maclnnis’ address:
Mr. Maclnnis’ efforts to pre­
(i) JC’s were'removed, not as
serve the property rights of JC’s wards of the government, but as
— at the expense of much poli­ enemy aliens; their property
tical support — were praised by should have been kept under
immigration officer Dr. W. G. trusteeship, not disposed of by
Black, award winner of two years custodians; the ultimate result of
ago, who made this year’s pre­ the exodus has not been too
sentation.
harmful, but could have been done
Mr. Maclnnis told the gather­ with less injury;
(ii) When the Government
ing that he would continue to be
learned
that Mr. Maclnnis was
a w a t c h g u a r d for freedom.
“There are still many things to going to introduce the motion
against the offending franchise
clause against Canadians of Ori­
CARE Reorganizes
ental origin, the clause was rej
moved
so quickly, the action
For Increased Aid
“almost took him off his feet”,
In Rehabilitation
(iii) There is still discrimina­
Major changes in CARE ser­ tion in the immigration act,
vice to permit increased aid to (e.g.) forbidding Canadians of
the peoples of Asia, Africa and Oriental origin to return to Can­
Latin America were announced ada, while foreigners of Europ­
recently by A. G. Watson, Can­ ean extract are admitted freely,
adian director of the interna­
tional relief and rehabilitation
agency. Mr. Watson explained
that economic recovery in the
Western European countries has
reached the point where CARE
Mar. 2, 1945
aid was no longer urgently
needed.
• Vancouver Province, noted for
The agency’s full program of sober reasonableness on Japanese
general relief (food and textile) question, editorially declares
packages and self-help supplies sending Canada’s Japanese to Ja­
will continue to operate in Fin­ pan impractical.
land, Italy, Israel, Malta, Yugo­ © American Legion announces
slavia, Greece, Berlin and the that Hood River, Oregon Post
Eastern zone of Germany, India, No. 22, has agreed to restore to
Pakistan, South Vietnam, Korea, honor roll names of 15 Japanese
Japan, Okinawa, and the Philip­ American servicemen which it
pines. However, the emphasis voted to scratch out last Dec­
will be on rehabilitation, rather ember. .
than relief, Mr. Watson said.
O Jack Nishizaki heads Kent
Nisei Fellowship Group organized
recently with aid of local church
and Mr. and Mrs. H. English.

a decade ago...

First Buddhist Troop
Changes Boy Scout Code Five B.C. Niseiettes
Boy Scout Association, was offic­
ially presented at'a ceremony in
the local scout hall by Dennis
Reid, president of the Central
Okanagan Boy Scout Associa-.
tion. The ceremony was televised.
Special permission from scout
international was required to ad­
just the scout promise as follows:
instead of “. . . to my God and
Queen,” the adjustment was made
to “. . . to my Religion and
Queen.”

Pass R. N. Examinations
VANCOUVER. — Successful
candidates announced last week
in the Registered Nurses’, exam­
inations conducted by the Regis­
tered Nurses association of B.C.
included the following names:
Yoshiko Jane Kobayashi, St.
Paul’s, New Denver; Yuki Koga,
Royal Columbian, Kelowna; Satoe
Nishiguchi, R o y a 1 Columbian,
Ashcroft; Fumiko Jane Otani, St.
Paul’s, Vancouver; Hiroko Yo­
neda, Vancouver General, Devine.

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Residence:
2 Varta Driv#
MAfair 1365.

List March Activities
For Lethbridge

Office Phone:
EM. 4-1394
EM. 4-1395

Andrew E. McKague,

Sarrirter, Solicitor, Notary Public.
201 Northern Ontario Blds330 Bay it
(Corner Adelaide & Bay Sts.)
TORONTO

| City-Wide
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Day & Night §
LO. 56911

MENSOUR'S
Flower Shop
365 Roncesvalles Avenue
Toronto

When It's- Flowers
Say It With Ours
Phone evenings & week-ends J
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TOSHIE TAKASAKI

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LETHBRIDGE, — Th followmg events being planned locally:
Saturday, March 12. Southern
Alberta Sunday School Concert
at the local Buddhist church;
Sunday, Mar. 13, YBA monthly
general meeting and social at the
church.
Sunday, Mar. 20. Fujin-Kai
bazaar and carnival
the
church; Friday, Mar. 25, Leth­
bridge YBA’s Miss Sunny Alber­
ta Candidate Booster Dance, in
honor of Miss Rumi Ohno. Music
will be supplied by records, danc­
ing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Sunday, Apr. 10, Southern Al­
berta. YBA table tennis tourna­
ment at the Buddhist Hall.

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Vancouver Bukkyo-Kai U.T. Nisei Students
Plans Anniversary Year To Hold Grad Banquet
VANCOUVER. — The 1 o c a <
The University of Toronto Ni­
Buddhist church, established in sei Students’ graduation banquet
1905 by Rev. Seijo Sasaki as the will be held in the Pine Room of
first of its kind in Canada, held Scott's Tavern, 11 Bloor West,
its general meeting on Feb. 13.
on Friday, Mar. 4 from 9 to 1.
In commemoration of its found­ There will be an evening of
ing 50 years ago, the church will dancing- and everyone is welcome.
hold a special service this year. Admission: only 75cBig project for this year will be
the purchase of the former Budd­
hist Church premises on Cordova Aid For Fire Victims:
Aid in the form of used cloth­
ing, medicine, etc,, for the help­
less elderly women who survived
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the
recent disastrous fire at the
For Gospel Church
old-age
home in Yokohama,
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Tai Denpu ..........................
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EM. 6-5589

LETHBRIDGE. — Former Mis­
sion (B.C.) people now residing
in Southern Alberta will hold a
1 p.m., at
reunion on Mar. 2
the local Buddhist church.
A memorial service will be
held for those former Mission
residents who are deceased.

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Ajitsuke Nori .................. 2
Ageh Mizuni (Japan) . ..
Ageh Tofu........................... 2
Awabi Kushiyaki ..'........
Asari Gai Tsukudani .. 2
Amazake No Mo-to ........
Aoita Konbu .................... 2 Pkgs
Asakusa Nori .................. 2
Brown Beans (Kintoki
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Mame) ...................
Chirimen Iriko.................. 2 pkgs
cans
Clams (White Baby) . ..
Clams (Whole .................. 2
Chikuwa Yaki ..................
Chikuwa Tai...................... 2
Fukushinzuke Small . .. 3
Gomoku No Moto Large 2
Gomame (Tatsukuri) ... 2 pkgs
Green Tea, Gyokuro .. 1 can
Green Tea, Chidori........ 1
Green Tea, Kawayanagi 1 pkg
cans
Haze Tsukudani..............
Hatogarashi Tsukudani 1 bottle
Hatogarashi Tsukudani 2 cans
Iwashi Mizuni Japan .. 3
Inarizushi No Moto S . 2
Kuwai Mizuni ................

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Konago Tsukudani ... 2

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Kiri Ika Tsukudani ... 2

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Kinpira Gobo ................ 2
Katsuo Shiokara .......... 2 bottles ...
Mame Kinton ................. 2’ cans ........
Mirinboshi Hosomi .... 2 pkgs ........
Odamaki Miso ................ 2 cans ........

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Samma Kabayaki ........ 2
Shirauo Tsukudani ....
Shirauo Mizuni .............. 2

Ex-Residents of Mission

The Montreal Drama Club is
now
preparations for
presentation of its public concert
(Shibai), slated for the middle
of May. It has previously taken
place in autumn or early winter.

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PAGE 7

THE NEW CANADIAN CALENDAR

! Concert in May

5 WINDOWS & DOORS

RE. 3383

NEW

618 Dundas W,. Toronto

Any weddings, engagements,
births or deaths in B.C., may be
phoned any evenings to G. A. G.
Ohashi (EM. 2594) or Y. E. Mazsuba (PA. 2990) foi' publication
in The New Canadian.
S

_ _________ MARCH
4—Toronto. Nisei Sir
arson Banquet at Sc
9-1.

grailutBkw),

at Jewish Hall; S:30 p,m.
penters' Hall, S:15 p.m. with Geo.
Shintani, Dick Arai.
6—Toronto.
zuo Naka
at Kotobuki-Ka.i
social room, 1-5 p.m., sponsored

1?—Vancouver. UBC Student Com­
mittee graduation banquet find
Dance at Commodore Cabaret,
7:30 p.m.
Meeting at Community Centre,
S p.m.
12—Hamilton. Fidelis “prelude to

Hall. 8-12.
13—Lethbbridge. YBA meeting -and
I—Vancouver. Fellowship gtenn
miller night at Hastings Auditor­
ium.
>—Toronto. Rec Socratic monte
carlo nite at Bolish Alliance Hall,
9-1.
25—Lethbridge. YBA Miss Sunny
Albert a Candiadate Booster
Dance at church hall, 9 p.m.-l
26—Toronto. Eastern Canada Juda
tournament at YMHA gym, Bloor
and Spadina. 7:30 p.m.
26-27—Chatham. Sth Ontario JCCA
conference.
27—TM»nto. Opening ceremonies,
new Toronto Buddhist temple.

APRIL
7—Toronto. JCCA dance at UNF
Hall.

8—Lethbridge, Raymond Y.B.A.
miss sunny alberta dance at Hen­
derson Pavilion.
S-10—Toronto. Eastern Canada
YBL confab.
9—Toronto. ECYBL bowling tour­
ney ond dance.

Personal Notes Across Canada
MARRIAGES
KITAGAWA-SUZUKI

ENGAGEMENTS
The engagement of Kay, fourth
daugliter of Mr. & Mrs. Takaji
Kaita of Winnipeg, to Bob, third
son of Mr. & Mrs. Tokuichi Ya­
mamoto of Kelowna was an­
nounced on Feb. 20, 1955 in Tor­
onto.

A lovely wedding was solem­
nized at 2:30 p.m. on Feb. 12,
1955 at the Manitoba Buddhist
Church when vows were exchang­
ed between Yoshiko, elder daugh­
ter of Mr. & Mrs. Yasokichi
* * *
Kitagawa of Lethbridge, and
Jun, eldest son of Mrs. Hide
The engagement of Miye Miya­
cereSuzuki, at a double ring
gawa of Lethbridge, to Shigemi
mony. Rev. H. Nishimura offi- Ono of Taber was announced on
ciated.
Feb. 14, 1955 at the New China,
Given in marriage by her fath­ Lethbridge.
Sewanins were Mr. and Mrs.
er, the bride wore a five-tiered
floor-length gown of white lace C. Nakamura.
and tulle over satin, a fitted lace
’ bodice coming to a point at the
The engagement of Kumiko,
' waist, topped with a lace bolero.
daughter of- Mr. & Mrs. Buichi
j The finger-tipped French veil
Nakano of Montreal, to KazuI ivas held by a tiara of beaded
yuki Kadohama, son of Mrs.
seed pearls. She carried a bouTorayo Kadohama and the late
quet of Pink Delight roses and
Mr. Kadohama of Toronto, was
white hyachinth drops.
announced on Feb. 5, 1955 at the
Attending the bride were Mol­ Nakano residence.
ly Watanabe as maid of honor,
in an electric blue gown of tulle OBITUARY
over taffeta, and May .Watanabe
UTSUNOMIYA
as bridesmaid in a coral gown of
Genji Utsunomiya^ 65, of Coal­
tulle over taffeta. Miss Kikuko
dale,
Alta., passed away on Feb.
Kitagawa, sister of the bride
was flower girl in Nile green 20, 1955. Funeral was held on
Feb. 21 at the Coaldale Buddhist
nylon dress.
Church, at which Rev. Y’. Kawa­
Mr. Toru Suzuki was the best mura officiated.
man for his brother and ushers
were Kaoru Suzuki, brother of
the groom, Jim Takenaka and
TANEMURA
Man Utsunomiya.
Funeral service was held on
The reception was held in the Feb. 25 at the McLeod Funeral
Albany Room of the Assiniboine Home, Kamloops, B.C., for BunHotel.
pei Tanemura, 66, who committed
- After a motor trip to St. Paul, suicide recently. Mr. Isogai of­
Minn., and points south, the ficiated. Funeral arrangements
'couple are residing at 669 Clifton । were made by the local Buddhist
j- church and the JCCA chapter.
. Street, Winnipeg.

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THE

NEW

CANADIAN

Wednesday, March 2, 1955

Hironaka's Rink
Kishino Breaks Record Jim
Seeks Third Straight
Molnar's
Last-Minute
Score
In College.Swimming In Alta. JCCA Bonspiel

Watch Repair Shop

328 BROADVIEW AVE.
By HARRY KIMURA
„ (near Gerrard St.)
COALDALE. — The Alberta
Toronto.
Phone GL. 3652
JCCA’s third annual Bonspiel is
slated for Coaldale’s spanking
With River Snack Bar and
STANDINGS TO DATE
new . artificial curling rink on Willison Motors tied for first
River
Snack Bar ....._
28 pts
Mar. 5-6 with a record 20 rinks place, and Dependables only 2
Willison
Motors
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28
entered from . Taber, Magrath, points ahead of Nisei Flyers,
21
Picture" Butte, Coaldale, Ray­ next Sunday’s action will decide Dependable Caterers
19
Nisei
Flyers
....
.____
101/2 QUEEN ST. W5
mond, Lethbridge, Calgary, Rose­ the rivals for semi-finals to start
Balmy
Beach
....
..._
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11
For Pick-up and Delivery
mary Brooks and Rainier.
the following week.
Winchester Hotel ...
8
Possibly the only active event
Phone
The two top teams clash next
taken over by the Nisei in Can­
EM. 8-6953
Sunday at East York Arena,
ada, this Bonspiel is slated to
while Nisei Flyers meet Balmy
hit Coaldale’s four ice lanes Sat­
Beach and Dependables oppose
urday morning, with the windup
For Made-to-Measure Clothes
Winchester in the last week of
billed for Sunday eve. Banquet
Kamitakahara Wins
the regular sked. 1st vs 4th and
will be held Saturday nite. Ano­
2nd vs 3rd is the formula
ther
event
has
been
added
for
the
Intercollegiate Titile
With 'Mustangs holding a 29- the 4-team semi-final series. for >
37 Norseman St., Toronto
record turnout, making 4 events
point
edge
from
the
opener
of
Walter Kamitakahara, Bob
MU. 8966 days — BE. L0942 eves
along with the Grand Aggregate
the 2-game total point semis,
Waugh, and Bob Hickey were
prize.
Moe Molnar’s tally with- 32 secWILL CALL
Toronto winners in the Inter­
Jim Hironaka’s smooth rock Broadview Y used desperate onds left salvaged last Sunday’s
collegiate wrestling champion­
tossers of Raymond, winners of moves from the opening whistle, contest as a tie for Nisei Flyers.
ships held last Friday and
the Grand Aggregate for the past and led 39-27 at the half, paced Flyers had many chances in a x
Saturday at the Ontario Agri­
two years, will be gunning foi- by high-scoring Phillips. Broad-, very fast game, but Willisons’ X
X
cultural College, Guelph.
their third straight, but may find view went further ahead in the goalie was superb. The Nisei
second
half,
taking
a
17-point
Competing in the 128-pound
a heap of trouble from.improving
squad’s defense was also good, X
famous Chinese foods
class, Kamitakahara decisioned
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dqwn
to
serious
basket
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Lethbridge and Rainier finks.
liners Joe Togawa, George An­
69 Albert St. —Toronto
ball, and emerged with a 69-67 zai, and Jackie Tanaka.
(at Elizabeth)
edge on three fast baskets by Roy
First
Period
Telephone EM. 8-9817
Kurita in the last two minutes.
Playing a starry 2-way game, 1—Flyers, Fukumoto (14th)
X - Special attention given
(Kameoka.) ... .. ......
4:45
Making a very disappointing Miura salvaged 2 pts., winning Maka Makimoto led. the Nisei 2—Flyers, Togawa ....
29.30 X
to take out orders.
with 18 points. Others were: Ken
bid, All Nations bowed out of the from the 2nd CC team.
3

Willisons,
Rowan
i Open 12 noon to 2 a.m.
Interchurch A semis last Friday
The Nisei took only 4 pts. in Miyasaki 13-, Paul ■ Hirano and
(Evans, Laffy) .
29:45
when Christ Church took a -17-6 mixed doubles. Tosh Takasaki- Yuki Kameoka 12 each, Roy Ku­
Penalties: Macy (tripping)
decision. Things didn’t go right Johnny Miura were outstanding. rita; 8, Roy Miyasaki 4, George
4:15;
Pavolich (tripping),
from the start when Oscar Hata- Johnny, playing a very spirited Shiozaki 2.
22:45.
shita-Tosh Uyeda were surprised game, was'the only Nisei to win . Mustangs and Rose Playground
Second Period
opened the 2-game final series on
in 2 straight by the 3rd CC team. 4 contests.
Monday, and the second game is 4—"Willisons, Lyons
Nisei champs Lucy Takatsu-Mary YMHA MEET SUCCESSFUL
(Fletcher,"Macy) ... _....
-5:04
Ebata were also dumped for 2
A highly successful return en­ slated tonite at Parkdale C.I.,
5

Willisons,
Lowes
losses, as were Kay Ogaki-Chiyo’ gagement was held with the 8:15 p.m.
(Gauld) .............
13:00
Takeda.
Jewish Y last Thursday, and
6

-Flyers,
Molnar
(7th)
To make things worse, Ro v Captain Morris Black has invited THL Flyers Tie Twice;
( Fukumoto)
............
19:28
Shin-Tosh Kitagawa and Toki the Nisei for another match on
^COMPLETE
Penalties:
Togawa
(tripping),
Work
into
Smooth
Unit
also
Yonemitsu-Toshi Takasaki
March 17 or 24. TNBC over­
SIGNS & DISPLAY
14:04;
Condrit
(10
min.
mis
­
went down in 2 each. All girls’ whelmed the visitors 22-10.
With playoff dates to be an­
SERVICE
conduct), 14:04; Pavolich
matches were hard-fought but the
Defending champs Metro vs. nounced shortly, coach Ron
(boarding), 16:45.
For Particular People
Nisei just lacked the polish to TNBC will open the Nisei League Pearce is waxing enthusiastic
take vital points. Tad and John Thursday.
about his Nisei THL entry. FlyLL. 2478 — DON YOKOTA
ers^g-ainEd'two ties'against tough
IVA. 1-5605
GR. 4407 (Kes.)
1345 Davenport Rd., Toronto
opposition last week, after win­
ning their two previous games.
KAZUO G. OIYE
V
Last Thursday, Fraser Grads
BARRISTER. — SOLICITOR
NOTARY
! Fox Tallol’s over Central Clean- held the Nisei to 2-all at Varsity.
From VANCOUVER
At Woodbridge on Friday, Fly­
A
ers.
— RN
Room 203A
Vancouver keglers and friends
ers fought a 1-1 battle with un­
2 Colleg-e St., Toronto
are interested in hearing bowling
defeated Flash Weekly who have
£
representative
BOWLERS
WANTED
x
results from the prairies and
amassed a 16 win 3 tie record to
A
Montreal. So let’s hear how WinThe Toronto Nisei Mixed Maj­ date. Smoothie Ken Edamura tal­
Bernardi-Mathews - Ltd.
nipeggers, Lethbridge-ites and ors loop, bowling Sundays at lied the Jone Nisei goal. Goalie
REAL ESTATE BROKERS A
Montrealers are doing in their 1:30 p.m. at the’ Olympia Edward Ken Wiggens played probably his
5
respective leagues!
(2nd floor), ha;s room for three best game this year.
2670 Danforth Ave.
. In the Vancouver loop are Joe more girl bowlers. Those interest­
Konishi, 1954 Winnipeg high ed are asked to contact prexy Roy
TORONTO
average holder, Hiroshi Niwat- Sasaki - (LA. 5154) or any of the
sukino, trophy holder from the other executives.
GR. 1127, GL. 8914 (res)
— KM
Lethbridge loop in 1949, and of
i^^^J^OHOJJTgllT^IOiiONTO, ONT.
A
course, Sam Sugie from Montreal.
TORONTO TEN PINS
— GAO
Last Friday saw Mas Kawa­
By ABRAHAM OHASHI
bata leading the pack with 553
VANCOUVER. — H u s 11 i n g
(212) and another player, Mits Teeners regained sole possession
Local Bowling Open
Tanaka 518(183) breaking 500. of the league leadership of the
Other good scores: Mickey Cini- V a n c o u v e r Nisei Basketball
Coming Up in May
cola 523(193), Joe Tsujimoto 504 League while the fighting Steves(ALWAYS IN MY HEART)
A committee has been set up (185), Sab Kubota 500(172), ston
Jewellery
quintet

s
playoff
SECOND PART
for the ninth annual Nisei Open Daye Kuwabara 497(193), Chuck hopes faded, as action resumed
Bowling Tournament as follows: Shimizu 494(181), Tom Iwamoto on Feb. 20 at the UBC Women’s
President, George Yano; treas­ 494(198), Kaz Osaka 491(182), Gym.
urer, Tuck Kataoka; secretary, Jack Watanabe 489(190), Jim
Led by diminutive Michitaka
Tick Honkawa; entertainment, Burns 487(195), Geo. Kubota 485 Tahara,
Tad’s Sporting Goods
Muts Baba; publicity Ken Ya­ (170) and Toru Idenouye 482 halted the Stevestonians’ win
mada.
(169).
streak at 2 games, thus clinching
Watch this newspaper for fur­
For the ladies: Kay Yanoshita the 3rd and final playoff berth.
ther details on the big Nisei Keg 424(151), Ann Okada 417(152) Steveston’s youngsters matched
© What will be the
Open slated sometime in May.
and Mary Ebata 412(150).
basket for basket with the de­
fate of Machiko ?
'Team Results: Scott’s, Leigh­ fending- champs, only to weaken
ton Shirts, Puppies, Deuces Wild, in the final 2 minutes, enabling
• Where is Haruki
TORONTO NISEI MAJORS all
4-0 over Greenhorns, Oscar’s, Tad’s to register win No. 4 by a
going ?
Individual scoring last Friday Harry Kash, and Grove Cvcle; 10-point margin. It was Tad’s 1st
was led by Maw Mori of Federal Toppers, Steve’s, Andy’s 3-1 with win in 3 games.
• The story will
Farms withJ79L followed by Tosh Tootsies, Hotshots and Benders:
Meanwhile, Teeners ran rough­
Sakura 762(303), Ace Fujibaya­ Five Aces and Union Store broke shod over loop cellar occupants
extend to the wide
shi 75S, Tak Nishino 753, Ace even, 2-2.
Maria Stellites, vanning their 7th
All success is extended to our in 8 starts in a listless contest.
open fields of
Furukawa 746, Eddie Nakamura
girls
who
are
participating
this
741, Ken Yamada 740(306). Tosh
The victory moved . Teeners 2
Hokkaido.
Fujioka 732, Roy Nagamatsu 721, Saturday, Mar. 5, 7 p.m., in the points ahead . of Varsity in the
Bing Tanaka 719, Ernie Jomori annual Women’s International struggle for the season champion­
718, Huskie Iida 704(305), Shu Bowling Congress Tournament. ship with one week remaining.
Takeda 702; Ronnie Mende had a They have entered 3 teams . . . The UBC boys have a 6-2 record.
Our congratulations to Mrs. and
single game of- 326.
2-game total point semi-finals
Doc
Yasui, a baby girl.
— AO are expected to-start on Mar. 6.
Team Results: Main Auto Body
over Federal Farms and IC Shi­
mizu over Vitreous Enamel, both
7-0; all others 5-2: Spadina Bowl­
• MONTREAL, Mar. 5 al; St. Edward’s Hall, 7:30 p.m.
KAZUO NAKAMURA EXHIBITION
ing over Hot Rods, Advance Elec­
© TORONTO, Mar. 11 & 12 at Ukrainian Hall, 8 p.m.
sponsored by Kisaragi Club, Continental Times, New Canadian
tro-Plating over Colemans, Sora
MARCH 5: 2-10 p.m.
• HAMILTON, tentatively March 13.
Construction over New City
MARCH 6: 1-5 p.m.
(Tickets at New Canadian Office)
Heating, Bill Takeda Insurance
at Kotobuki-Kai Social Hall, 415 Spadins, Toronto
over Lewis Men’s Wear. Zaduk
Nakamura will be present Sunday
NIKKA EIGA-SHA
& Williams over Yamada Studio, i
McGill’s Lloyd Kishino broke
a Canadian Intercollegiate Ath­
letic Union record last Saturday
in the Intercollegiate swimming
championships held at Hart
House when he made a time of
1:36.8 in the 150-yd. medley. The
previous mark was 1:39.5. Ki­
shino also broke the pool- mark
of 1:37.6.
Kishino shaded Varsity’s Geo.
Stulac in the 100-yd. freestyle,
claiming the college champion­
ship in that event also.

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Nisei Shuttiers Bow in Interchurch Semis

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