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THE NEW CANADIAN
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. 21-—No. 99
WEDNESDAY., DECEMBER 31, 1958
Nisei Club is Failure as Matrimonial Clinic
TORONTO, ONT.
Emperor to Abdicate Is
Oyessed by
feel that I should know about various Nisei Clubs. I need not
these particular subjects (Budd cover similar ground.
Vancouver, B.C. hism, Judo etc.) other than that
Before I close, I would like to
I am a Japanese Canadian”. To say that I realize the great
A reply to the learned “H. S.” a person of my small intellect, talents of “H. S.” and fully ap
TOKYO.—Will Emperor Hiro
The mass-circulation weekly
who has been writing those un-- these are just words and nothing preciate
his capabilities.
This hito abdicate next yeai’ and step Shincho Magazine thought so
kindly words about the Nisei more. They convey no meaning talent should not go unharnessed.
down for Crown Prince Akihito much of the abdication theory
Varsity Club at U.B.C.
whatsoever and again I must ask I am quite sure that if “H. S.” and his commoner bride ?
that it came out with a special
I do not in the least doubt that “H. S.” to explain himself in a will present a cultural program
article asking, “Will the Emperor
That
is
the
hottest
question
in
“H. S.” is well acquainted with more clear and understandable that is both within the budget of
seize
his fourth chance?”
Japan
as
the
popular
prince
ap
those great books of philosophy language.
It is a well worn the Club and assured of even
Shincho
’s reference .was to
parent
celebrated
his
25th
birth
and social science. He cites that phrase in the legal profession moderate success, the Club will
three
previous
occasions when
day
on
Christmas
Eve.
great author of the fourth cen that ninety percent of our pro gladly appoint him special direc
this
question
was
asked:
The
question
is
the
natural
fol
tury Chuang Tsu and remarks blems stand from our failure to tor of this project.
lowup
to
Akihito
’
s
engagement
v
—
In
1945
immediately
after
that his books are “vivid and understand the written'word. I
to pretty Michiko Shoda last World War II when the Allies
logical”. This is all very well but must say that “H. S.” is not mak
month.
were
seriously
consideringwhat in the name of ’ell has it ing the situation any better. “A
The court has indicated that whether to retain the Emperor,
got anything- to do with the Nisei case of semantics, perhaps gram
Akihito and the woman he wooed force him to abdicate in favor of
Varsity Club! Is this a form of mar,” as “H. S.” himself so aptly
TOKYO. —- An
encyclopedic and won on the tennis court will -his eldest son, or abolish the Em
name-dropping?
I must admit describes his problem.
that “H. S.” is a very good writ
“H. S.” alludes that the N.V.C. manual on things Japanese in marry next May. Second guessers peror system-altogether.
er. His arguments are either is a “matrimonial clinic”. This English, titled “JAPAN”,1 Its say that would be as fine a time
—In 1948 when the Allied Mi
much too deep or too shallow for is a ludicrous allegation. I have .Land, People and Culture” has as any for this country’s shy and litary Tribunal for the Far East
me. I shall give him • the benefit looked high and low but have been published by the Printing retiring ruler to vacate his convicted Gen. Hideki To jo and
throne in favor of his first-born other wartime Japanese leaders
of the doubt and assume that it been unable to find even one case Bureau, Japanese Government.
The book 4s the fruit of a five- son.
~
is too deep for this “average of a successfuk mating of two
of war crimes and executed seven
bigoted” Nisei. However, despite club members through our “'mar year-compilation-plan ' initiated
Hirohito would not be setting of them.
my handicap I shall attempt to riage clinic” director. Our direc by the Japanese National Com a new precedent. Abdication was
—In 1952 when Japan became
show the fallacy of his conten tor’ has been unable to place even mission for UNESCO in 1953. the rule rather than the excep independent and the Crown Prince
tions.
one customer in the three years Heretofore, conditions of Japan tion back in the 12th and 14th became 18 years old, the age for
He starts out his article by that the N.V.C. has been in oper have been introduced abroad in centuries though the moves were, adulthood in the Imperial Family.
usually based on political expe
stating that “'one goes to Univer ation. To quote his very words, piecemeal fashion.
On each of these occasions, ’ it
This compilation aims to show diency. The last time an emperor
sity NOT for social purposes . . . “Business is very slow”. In this
was
argued that the 57-year-old
but to gain through it somewhat respect I must humbly admit that Japan as it is today—wholly, gave up his throne was in 1817 Hirohito’s retirement would clear
more.” I thank “H. S.” for giv the Club has been an outstanding systematically, historically, in when Emperor Kokaku abdicated the way for the emergence of a
order to achieve a correct under in favoi’ of Emperor Ninko.
ing me such valuable informa FAILURE.
new Japan. And on each occasion,
standing
of Japan, in fostering
tion! Till now I did not know
it was decided that his. presence
Jairus Mutssmbikwa, a gra international understanding and
why I was going to University. duate of the University of Cape
was
needed to ensure Japan’s
But then again, he has not given town, in Africa, and present co-operation to contribute toward
stability.
us the important part of that Vice-president of the U.B.C. stu world peace.
But the abdication under the
To help realize such purpose,
statement. He merely sidesteps dents’ council, says, “I do not
earlier circumstances would have
efforts
have
been
made
to
note
the problem by saying we. go to think that the N.V.C. is a hind
.carried with it a stigma, indirect
university “to gain through it rance to a more successful inte the origin and developments to
ly if not directly, linking him
date
of
the
land,
people
and
lan
somewhat more”—very vague gration of the Japanese Cana
with
responsibility for the Pacific
TOKYO.
—
There
is
an
urgent
guage.
In
this
1,300
page
book,
and uninformative. I have a sus- dian. In many respects this Club
War.
need
for
Japan
to
take
various
Japan
’
s
traditional
arts,
literapicion it may be to get an educa- can help the students in general
Moreover, for the first time
tion but then again I., am not to a better understanding of the ture, music, dance and play are social welfare ' measures to cope
with
the
grave
economic
situation
presented
with
special
account
since
the war, there has been
quite sure. Perhaps “H. S.” will Eastern cultures and customs”. It
caused
mainly
by
the
sharp
post
of
their
origins
and
quintessen
evidence
that the nation is ready
write again and guide me in my is not without merit that this exwar
rise
in
the
production-age
tial
explanations
so
that
under
to
sit
down
for a thoughtful and
perilous path.
change student has made these standing and appreciation of- (15-59) population, according to frank appraisal of the Imperial
I too was at a luncheon not too statements. At this very moment them may be reached.
the third “Social Welfare White
long ago, when an English chap he is making a survey of the in
Customs and manners indi- Paper” made public by the Wel void of earlier emotionalism.
asked me various questions con tegration problems of a minority genous to Japan are treated in fare Ministry.
A suggestion of how the Japa
cerning some Japanese books. I group for his Masters degree. He detail from the point of view
The upward curve in the pro nese feel today about abdication
was very happy indeed, that he is quite conscious of this pro folklore to deepen the interest of
of duction-age population is expect is the manner in which articles
did ask me for I was able to blem since he has come from that foreigners in Japanese lore.
ed to rise more sharply during during the past rhonth have re
direct him to where he might part of the 'world where the color
the early part of 1960. It is ex ferred to Akihito’s coming wed
In
addition,
the
development
of
find the answer to his problem. of the skin makes such a dif Japan’s government, economy, pected to register an annual in
I find nothing, in the slightest, in ference in one’s social and eco science, education and industry is crease of 1,500,000 or triple the ding as the “Tenno Intai No Hanamichi,” literally, “The flower
this situation that has anything nomic status. I recall the very given proportionate emphasis.
prewar figure, and reach a “cri path for the Emperor’s retire
to do with the “NISEI INTE words • of Dean Andrews, assis
tical peak” around 1965.
ment.”
GRATION PROBLEM”. It was a tant to the President, when I ap
The prediction made by some
simple question to which a simple proached him regarding some
Hanamichi, or flower path, is
economic observers that Japan,
answer is expected and given. No . matters of the N.V.C. He was
may face an economic crisis in the runway in all classic _ Japa
great psychological, social, philo- delighted that such a club was
1965 is thus founded on “suffi nese dramatic theatres through
sophical or economical issues are formed and expressed great en
cient grounds”, and that the in- which the starring actor makes
involved! Only a simple answer thusiasm for its co'ntinuance and
_crea.se in the production-age his entrances and exits.”
for an equally simple question. If success. The following year a Ja
It is significant that the con
TOKYO.—-Tokyo’s militant fe population at a time when the
“H. S.” can get so “wound up” panese language course , wasservatives
who feel the strongest
nation
’
s
economy
is.
in
an
adverse
over a similarly simple question started as part of the University deration of women’s organiza
loyalty
to
the Emperor are in
situation
has
caused
Japan
to
be
anti develop "a great inferiority curriculum? Since , then an Asian tions declared open warfare on
placed
on
the
“
worst
economic
many
cases
willing to .discuss-his
complex, then it is a personal Studies . department has been holiday drunks. A federation
condition,
”
both
at
home
and
abdication.
This
consists in part
directive entitled “Keep An Eye
idiosyncrasy and best kept to formed;
of
a
feeling
that
the Emperor
.
_
himself and his medical advisors.
A Mr. Samuel Yoshida has re On Sots” instructs women to dial • abroadhad
to
suffer
more
than
any man
The-White Paper described the
“H. S.” further writes “why cently written a clear justifica 110, the emergency police numshould
reasonably
have
been
employment
structure
in
Japan
•should these people (Occidentals) tion for the existance of the ber, and call for a patrol car to
asked
to
during
the
postwar
as
“
dual
”
—
with
great
moderniz
pick up any intoxicated’ male
they spot on the streets between ed enterprises on one hand and period; that he is tired and his
Christmas Eve and New Year’s old and small businesses and own retiring nature is such that
he would prefer to be free of the
day.
The. directive presumably farms on the other.
The
existence
of
outmoded
and
throne
and be permitted to put
applies also to females, but the
' Joyce Kamitakahara, 14,- a phy for personality, scholarship federation doesn’t expect much “petty” enterprises is the very ter about his marine laboratory.
reason partly-employed persons
Grade 9 student at Jarvis Insti and leadership; Sesquicetennial trouble from the ladies.
Against this line of thought,
exist, a fact which is vitally re however, is the argument that
tute, was awarded the Lord Duf scholarship for highest profi
lated ‘to such factors as low the young Crown Prince and his
ferin Medal earlier this month ciency in Grade 13.
wages in this country, the docu bride, if unburdened by the
at Lord Dufferin School’s Duf
Atsuko
Kamitakahara,
was
ment
said.
ferin Exercises.
’ awarded the Board of Education
duties of Emperor and Empress,
TOKYO. — The short-lived
The medal is presented an Centennial scholarship; EdmisonThe
expected
big
excess
in
could be ideal goodwill emissaries
hula hoop craze in Japan has
nually to the boy or girl with the Walker prize in French; the
production-age population during for Japan and its Imperial Family
really collapsed. A television
highest academic standing in Jewish Community Centennial
the coming 19 years, the paper both at home and abroad.
network devoted ten minutes
graduating from Grade 8.
warned,
is liable to cause an in
Award,
to a serious demonstration on
The medal was presented by
crease
in
social unrest. To pre
Margaret Arima, was awarded
the utilization of discarded
David Walker, MP for Toronto- the Dr. J. T. Jenkins prize in
hoops. One suggestion was vent this, enforcement of stronger and the “resultant miserable de
. Rosedale, to her after compet middle school math.and more effective measures for feat” could have been avoided,
that the hoops be cut into seg
ing against 180 students in a
Irene Nakamura, was awarded
increasing,
employment and social because the annual rate of in
ments and with the insert of
scholarship examination, set and a special award for Grade 9
welfare
facilities
was suggested. crease- in the national income far
a wire, be turned into coat
supervised by the- principal and geography.
The
paper
recalled
that an at surpassed that of the population.
hangers.
staff of The senior school. Her
tempt
to
solve
the
excess
popu
The White Paper, while admit
mark of 86 per cent was made on CENTRAL TECH.
lation problem was one of the ting that the present economic
a corpposite paper of English, ' Imre Konya and Barbara Ni
The Saturday, January 3rd
main causes of the Manchurian structure in Japan was more
shimura, ’were awarded the Cana
math, social studies and science.
issue of The New Canadian
Incident of 1931, which led to the complicated than that of the pre
dian Manufacturers’ Association
will
mot
be
published.
After
Pacific War.
war period, stressed that Japan
JARVIS CI
scholarship.
this
brief
rest,
we
will
resume
If effective social welfare should not be caught making the
Ikuko
Kamitakahara,
was
Robert Miwa,- in drafting.
regular publications beginning measures were pushed strongly same mistake it did before the
awarded the Jarvis Optima TroAkira Irie, the IODE Award.
Wednesday, January 7th.
then, the Manchurian Incident war.
By TOM H. HARA
Encyclopedic Manual
On Japan Published
Grave Economic Slump
Forecasted for Japan
I Just Jottings.
Eye on Sots
OUR SCHOLARS
•
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•
Hanged After Death
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. 21-—No. 99
WEDNESDAY., DECEMBER 31, 1958
Nisei Club is Failure as Matrimonial Clinic
TORONTO, ONT.
Emperor to Abdicate Is
Oyessed by
feel that I should know about various Nisei Clubs. I need not
these particular subjects (Budd cover similar ground.
Vancouver, B.C. hism, Judo etc.) other than that
Before I close, I would like to
I am a Japanese Canadian”. To say that I realize the great
A reply to the learned “H. S.” a person of my small intellect, talents of “H. S.” and fully ap
TOKYO.—Will Emperor Hiro
The mass-circulation weekly
who has been writing those un-- these are just words and nothing preciate
his capabilities.
This hito abdicate next yeai’ and step Shincho Magazine thought so
kindly words about the Nisei more. They convey no meaning talent should not go unharnessed.
down for Crown Prince Akihito much of the abdication theory
Varsity Club at U.B.C.
whatsoever and again I must ask I am quite sure that if “H. S.” and his commoner bride ?
that it came out with a special
I do not in the least doubt that “H. S.” to explain himself in a will present a cultural program
article asking, “Will the Emperor
That
is
the
hottest
question
in
“H. S.” is well acquainted with more clear and understandable that is both within the budget of
seize
his fourth chance?”
Japan
as
the
popular
prince
ap
those great books of philosophy language.
It is a well worn the Club and assured of even
Shincho
’s reference .was to
parent
celebrated
his
25th
birth
and social science. He cites that phrase in the legal profession moderate success, the Club will
three
previous
occasions when
day
on
Christmas
Eve.
great author of the fourth cen that ninety percent of our pro gladly appoint him special direc
this
question
was
asked:
The
question
is
the
natural
fol
tury Chuang Tsu and remarks blems stand from our failure to tor of this project.
lowup
to
Akihito
’
s
engagement
v
—
In
1945
immediately
after
that his books are “vivid and understand the written'word. I
to pretty Michiko Shoda last World War II when the Allies
logical”. This is all very well but must say that “H. S.” is not mak
month.
were
seriously
consideringwhat in the name of ’ell has it ing the situation any better. “A
The court has indicated that whether to retain the Emperor,
got anything- to do with the Nisei case of semantics, perhaps gram
Akihito and the woman he wooed force him to abdicate in favor of
Varsity Club! Is this a form of mar,” as “H. S.” himself so aptly
TOKYO. —- An
encyclopedic and won on the tennis court will -his eldest son, or abolish the Em
name-dropping?
I must admit describes his problem.
that “H. S.” is a very good writ
“H. S.” alludes that the N.V.C. manual on things Japanese in marry next May. Second guessers peror system-altogether.
er. His arguments are either is a “matrimonial clinic”. This English, titled “JAPAN”,1 Its say that would be as fine a time
—In 1948 when the Allied Mi
much too deep or too shallow for is a ludicrous allegation. I have .Land, People and Culture” has as any for this country’s shy and litary Tribunal for the Far East
me. I shall give him • the benefit looked high and low but have been published by the Printing retiring ruler to vacate his convicted Gen. Hideki To jo and
throne in favor of his first-born other wartime Japanese leaders
of the doubt and assume that it been unable to find even one case Bureau, Japanese Government.
The book 4s the fruit of a five- son.
~
is too deep for this “average of a successfuk mating of two
of war crimes and executed seven
bigoted” Nisei. However, despite club members through our “'mar year-compilation-plan ' initiated
Hirohito would not be setting of them.
my handicap I shall attempt to riage clinic” director. Our direc by the Japanese National Com a new precedent. Abdication was
—In 1952 when Japan became
show the fallacy of his conten tor’ has been unable to place even mission for UNESCO in 1953. the rule rather than the excep independent and the Crown Prince
tions.
one customer in the three years Heretofore, conditions of Japan tion back in the 12th and 14th became 18 years old, the age for
He starts out his article by that the N.V.C. has been in oper have been introduced abroad in centuries though the moves were, adulthood in the Imperial Family.
usually based on political expe
stating that “'one goes to Univer ation. To quote his very words, piecemeal fashion.
On each of these occasions, ’ it
This compilation aims to show diency. The last time an emperor
sity NOT for social purposes . . . “Business is very slow”. In this
was
argued that the 57-year-old
but to gain through it somewhat respect I must humbly admit that Japan as it is today—wholly, gave up his throne was in 1817 Hirohito’s retirement would clear
more.” I thank “H. S.” for giv the Club has been an outstanding systematically, historically, in when Emperor Kokaku abdicated the way for the emergence of a
order to achieve a correct under in favoi’ of Emperor Ninko.
ing me such valuable informa FAILURE.
new Japan. And on each occasion,
standing
of Japan, in fostering
tion! Till now I did not know
it was decided that his. presence
Jairus Mutssmbikwa, a gra international understanding and
why I was going to University. duate of the University of Cape
was
needed to ensure Japan’s
But then again, he has not given town, in Africa, and present co-operation to contribute toward
stability.
us the important part of that Vice-president of the U.B.C. stu world peace.
But the abdication under the
To help realize such purpose,
statement. He merely sidesteps dents’ council, says, “I do not
earlier circumstances would have
efforts
have
been
made
to
note
the problem by saying we. go to think that the N.V.C. is a hind
.carried with it a stigma, indirect
university “to gain through it rance to a more successful inte the origin and developments to
ly if not directly, linking him
date
of
the
land,
people
and
lan
somewhat more”—very vague gration of the Japanese Cana
with
responsibility for the Pacific
TOKYO.
—
There
is
an
urgent
guage.
In
this
1,300
page
book,
and uninformative. I have a sus- dian. In many respects this Club
War.
need
for
Japan
to
take
various
Japan
’
s
traditional
arts,
literapicion it may be to get an educa- can help the students in general
Moreover, for the first time
tion but then again I., am not to a better understanding of the ture, music, dance and play are social welfare ' measures to cope
with
the
grave
economic
situation
presented
with
special
account
since
the war, there has been
quite sure. Perhaps “H. S.” will Eastern cultures and customs”. It
caused
mainly
by
the
sharp
post
of
their
origins
and
quintessen
evidence
that the nation is ready
write again and guide me in my is not without merit that this exwar
rise
in
the
production-age
tial
explanations
so
that
under
to
sit
down
for a thoughtful and
perilous path.
change student has made these standing and appreciation of- (15-59) population, according to frank appraisal of the Imperial
I too was at a luncheon not too statements. At this very moment them may be reached.
the third “Social Welfare White
long ago, when an English chap he is making a survey of the in
Customs and manners indi- Paper” made public by the Wel void of earlier emotionalism.
asked me various questions con tegration problems of a minority genous to Japan are treated in fare Ministry.
A suggestion of how the Japa
cerning some Japanese books. I group for his Masters degree. He detail from the point of view
The upward curve in the pro nese feel today about abdication
was very happy indeed, that he is quite conscious of this pro folklore to deepen the interest of
of duction-age population is expect is the manner in which articles
did ask me for I was able to blem since he has come from that foreigners in Japanese lore.
ed to rise more sharply during during the past rhonth have re
direct him to where he might part of the 'world where the color
the early part of 1960. It is ex ferred to Akihito’s coming wed
In
addition,
the
development
of
find the answer to his problem. of the skin makes such a dif Japan’s government, economy, pected to register an annual in
I find nothing, in the slightest, in ference in one’s social and eco science, education and industry is crease of 1,500,000 or triple the ding as the “Tenno Intai No Hanamichi,” literally, “The flower
this situation that has anything nomic status. I recall the very given proportionate emphasis.
prewar figure, and reach a “cri path for the Emperor’s retire
to do with the “NISEI INTE words • of Dean Andrews, assis
tical peak” around 1965.
ment.”
GRATION PROBLEM”. It was a tant to the President, when I ap
The prediction made by some
simple question to which a simple proached him regarding some
Hanamichi, or flower path, is
economic observers that Japan,
answer is expected and given. No . matters of the N.V.C. He was
may face an economic crisis in the runway in all classic _ Japa
great psychological, social, philo- delighted that such a club was
1965 is thus founded on “suffi nese dramatic theatres through
sophical or economical issues are formed and expressed great en
cient grounds”, and that the in- which the starring actor makes
involved! Only a simple answer thusiasm for its co'ntinuance and
_crea.se in the production-age his entrances and exits.”
for an equally simple question. If success. The following year a Ja
It is significant that the con
TOKYO.—-Tokyo’s militant fe population at a time when the
“H. S.” can get so “wound up” panese language course , wasservatives
who feel the strongest
nation
’
s
economy
is.
in
an
adverse
over a similarly simple question started as part of the University deration of women’s organiza
loyalty
to
the Emperor are in
situation
has
caused
Japan
to
be
anti develop "a great inferiority curriculum? Since , then an Asian tions declared open warfare on
placed
on
the
“
worst
economic
many
cases
willing to .discuss-his
complex, then it is a personal Studies . department has been holiday drunks. A federation
condition,
”
both
at
home
and
abdication.
This
consists in part
directive entitled “Keep An Eye
idiosyncrasy and best kept to formed;
of
a
feeling
that
the Emperor
.
_
himself and his medical advisors.
A Mr. Samuel Yoshida has re On Sots” instructs women to dial • abroadhad
to
suffer
more
than
any man
The-White Paper described the
“H. S.” further writes “why cently written a clear justifica 110, the emergency police numshould
reasonably
have
been
employment
structure
in
Japan
•should these people (Occidentals) tion for the existance of the ber, and call for a patrol car to
asked
to
during
the
postwar
as
“
dual
”
—
with
great
moderniz
pick up any intoxicated’ male
they spot on the streets between ed enterprises on one hand and period; that he is tired and his
Christmas Eve and New Year’s old and small businesses and own retiring nature is such that
he would prefer to be free of the
day.
The. directive presumably farms on the other.
The
existence
of
outmoded
and
throne
and be permitted to put
applies also to females, but the
' Joyce Kamitakahara, 14,- a phy for personality, scholarship federation doesn’t expect much “petty” enterprises is the very ter about his marine laboratory.
reason partly-employed persons
Grade 9 student at Jarvis Insti and leadership; Sesquicetennial trouble from the ladies.
Against this line of thought,
exist, a fact which is vitally re however, is the argument that
tute, was awarded the Lord Duf scholarship for highest profi
lated ‘to such factors as low the young Crown Prince and his
ferin Medal earlier this month ciency in Grade 13.
wages in this country, the docu bride, if unburdened by the
at Lord Dufferin School’s Duf
Atsuko
Kamitakahara,
was
ment
said.
ferin Exercises.
’ awarded the Board of Education
duties of Emperor and Empress,
TOKYO. — The short-lived
The medal is presented an Centennial scholarship; EdmisonThe
expected
big
excess
in
could be ideal goodwill emissaries
hula hoop craze in Japan has
nually to the boy or girl with the Walker prize in French; the
production-age population during for Japan and its Imperial Family
really collapsed. A television
highest academic standing in Jewish Community Centennial
the coming 19 years, the paper both at home and abroad.
network devoted ten minutes
graduating from Grade 8.
warned,
is liable to cause an in
Award,
to a serious demonstration on
The medal was presented by
crease
in
social unrest. To pre
Margaret Arima, was awarded
the utilization of discarded
David Walker, MP for Toronto- the Dr. J. T. Jenkins prize in
hoops. One suggestion was vent this, enforcement of stronger and the “resultant miserable de
. Rosedale, to her after compet middle school math.and more effective measures for feat” could have been avoided,
that the hoops be cut into seg
ing against 180 students in a
Irene Nakamura, was awarded
increasing,
employment and social because the annual rate of in
ments and with the insert of
scholarship examination, set and a special award for Grade 9
welfare
facilities
was suggested. crease- in the national income far
a wire, be turned into coat
supervised by the- principal and geography.
The
paper
recalled
that an at surpassed that of the population.
hangers.
staff of The senior school. Her
tempt
to
solve
the
excess
popu
The White Paper, while admit
mark of 86 per cent was made on CENTRAL TECH.
lation problem was one of the ting that the present economic
a corpposite paper of English, ' Imre Konya and Barbara Ni
The Saturday, January 3rd
main causes of the Manchurian structure in Japan was more
shimura, ’were awarded the Cana
math, social studies and science.
issue of The New Canadian
Incident of 1931, which led to the complicated than that of the pre
dian Manufacturers’ Association
will
mot
be
published.
After
Pacific War.
war period, stressed that Japan
JARVIS CI
scholarship.
this
brief
rest,
we
will
resume
If effective social welfare should not be caught making the
Ikuko
Kamitakahara,
was
Robert Miwa,- in drafting.
regular publications beginning measures were pushed strongly same mistake it did before the
awarded the Jarvis Optima TroAkira Irie, the IODE Award.
Wednesday, January 7th.
then, the Manchurian Incident war.
By TOM H. HARA
Encyclopedic Manual
On Japan Published
Grave Economic Slump
Forecasted for Japan
I Just Jottings.
Eye on Sots
OUR SCHOLARS
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Page 7
Wednesday, December 31, 1958
PAGE 7
Sakamoto 626 (246); Yosh Inouve 590
(232).
Dec. 13: Kaz Nakamoto’ 807 (310);
Nobby Fujisawa ' 760 (268); Mammv
Yabe 695 (259); Nobby Yano 691 (268*;
Dave Matsuba 686 (273).
Ladies: Aiko Nakayama 616 (239);
Mich Fujisawa 608 (250); Irene Sugie
600 (210).
We wish all the bowlers the best of
bowling in the new year.
—Kaz
KEG NEWS
LETHBRIDGE. Dec. 4; Kaz Hiraga 618
(261); Ed Takahashi 821 (339); Muney
Sameshima 653 (223); Kay Senda 602
(231); Geo. Saito 289; Kyoto Shigehiro
642 (301); W; Nakamura 680 (294); Sadie
Nishikawa 289; Audrey Nonomura 631
(236); Roy Senda 646 (244); Mas Tera
kita 630 (291).
Dec. 11: Kaz Kado 272; Mike Tobo 802
(303 , 268); Ed Takahashi 686 (250); Tad
Kawasaki 638 (246); Michi Kawasaki
251; Jiro Miyagawa 605 (260); ' Geo.
Saito 654 (234); Nobby Tajiri 669 (240);
W. Nakamura 623 (233); Sadie Nishikawa 243; Roy Senda 622 (225); J. KaVANCOUVER, B.C.—The Sth
nashiro 626 (218); Mas Terakita 679
Annual
Judo tournament will be
(232); Jim Miyashiro 629 (220); Bill Nagai 610 (234).
held at Exhibition Gardens in
Four turkeys were given away on Hastings. Park .on- January 17th
Dec. 11th in the "Turkey Roll". These
went to Mike Tobo with 806; Roy Senda ^beginning at 12 noon.
Judo clubs from B.C. and the
with 622; Kaz Kado with 591 and Sadie
Nishikawa with- 590.
United States are expected to
Team ’ standings: Hula Hoops 58; participate in the Vancouver Judo
Spasms 56; Stan's 54; Towne Hall 53;
Hot-Shots ' 46/ Acme TV 41; Handicap Club sponsored tourney.
pers 41; Slo-Moshuns 40; Raymond Rol
The Vancouver entrants will be
lers 33; Diehards 33.
watched
with- special interest
The best to all for the coining year
since
Inouye,
seventh degree, has
. from the Lethbridge JC Bowling Executiv®—Helen I. been instructing them to raise
Vancouver Dojo Slates
Eighth Spring Tourney
the calibre of the club.
VANCOUVER. Dec. 6: Butch Hama
kawa 779 313); Jim Nishimura 685 (275);
Tom Nomura 682 (276).
Ladies: Irene Sugie 652 (263); Sumire
SKATES
FISHING TACKLE
Mail Call
Will Miss Shirle or Shirley
Shiozaki please contact The New
Canadian to claim an air mail
letter sent to our office from M.
T. of Kyoto, Japan.
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CALENDAR
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Toronto Buddhist Church Hews
1—Winnipeg.
Open House at Consul
and Mrs. Ban's residence, 200 Kingston
Row St. Vital. 11:00 a.m., to 3 p.m.
The Toronto Buddhist Church uary 7th from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m.
1—Toronto. Open House at Consul and
Mrs. Endo's residence, 1 Grenedier will hold a “Farewell Party” for
Heights. 2-5 p.m. all welcome.
2—Toronto. TJCCA New Year's dance the Rev. T. Tsuji who is leaving’
to take another post in San Fran
The annual general meeting of
at UNF Hall. 8-1. $1.00.
2—Vancouver JGCA New Year's Dance cisco in mid-January.
the TYBS will be held on Sunday,
at Hastings Auditorium. 9 p.m. to 1
The affair will be held on Jan February 1st. A sukiyaki supper
a.m. .with Ron Merritt's Orchestra,
The election of
3—Winnipeg. Knox Fellowship Group uary 11th beginning at 5:00 p.m. will be served.
Social at Knox United Church.
Supper will be served by the the 1959 Board of Directors will
4—Toronto.
Kotobuki-Kai annual get- ladies of the Fujinkai.
There be held along’ with, the reading
together at Ukrainian Hall on Bathurst
will be a charge of $1.00.
of financial reports.
Street.
9—Winnipeg. Sports night continues at
*
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Hugh MacDonald School.
9—Vancouver. Van. Nisei Fellowship
The youth groups of the Tor
The annual Miss V alentine
square dancing at Columbus. 8 p.m.
onto
Buddhist Church . cordially Dance is slated for Friday, Feb:
10—Toronto. Kisaragi New Year Ban
quet and Dance. Sai Woo Tea House. invites everyone to an informal 13th, at the UNF Hall. Each club
10—Montreal. JCCA Shinboku-Kai at ‘'Farewell Tea Party” in honor is requested to choose their Miss
Community Centre. 7:30 p.m.
12 Hamilton. Kyowa-Kai and Hamilton of Rev. and Mrs. -Tsuji on Jan- Valentine candidate immediate!v.
tely.
JCCA annual Keiro-Kai and get-to
gether.
12 Toronto.
National JCCA-HamiltonQuebec chapters round-table discus
sion. 415 Spadina Ave.
17—Vancouver.
Eighth
Soring
Judo
Tourney at Exhibition Gardens. 12
noon'
The Toronto Nisei Women’s
18—Montreal. Annual New Year's party Club celebrated its fourth birth
combined with 10th anniversary,, for
day at the home of Mrs. Aiko
Homemakers Club.
Murakami on November 26, 1958. ? RAYMOND; Alta. — Hiroshi
23—Vancouver. Van. Nisei Fellowship
annual general meeting and dinner
The 1959 executive were elect- Fukushima was elected president
Columbia Church 6:30 "p.m.
ed
as follows: President, Mrs. of the Raymond YBA at the gen
24—Montreal. -JCCA Bridge Nite at ComAiko
Murakami; vice-president, eral elections held at the Ray
■ munity Centre.
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Club Holds Elections
Fukushima Elected
Fo Head Raymond YBA
Mrs. Ruth Shimotakahara; sec- mond Buddhist Church on Noretary, Mrs. Koto Adachi; trea vember 9, 1958.
CAMERAS
surer, Mrs. Sumi Utsunomiya;
Other members
social
convenors, Mrs. Em Nose slate of officers named to the
HO-ONJKO,
service com- votees with whom he religiously
include: vice
memorating the passing of Shin- toiled to establish a beautiful and Mrs. Marie Seki; publicity, president, Harumi Fujita; trearan Shonin, Founder of the Jodo edifice of worship in the eity of Mrs. Lily Oda; group leaders— surer, Reiko Mori;. recording sec
1500 Dundas at Dufferin—LE. 2-4267
Shin sect will be held on January Toronto. Rev. Tsuji is speaking central—Mrs. Finxs Nakamachi, retary, Helen Y'amazaki; corres
10th and 11th. The speaker at at two Japanese language serv east—Mrs. Finxs Kobayakawa, ponding secretary, Shigeko Kosa
all services will be the Reverend ices and at the 10:30 a.m. com —north—Mrs. Grace Kurita.
ka; sports convenors, Roy Kita
Mrs. Ruth Shimotakahara on gawa and Jim Nakagawa; social
Takashi Tsuji, founder of the bined English Service on Januarv
Toronto Buddhist Church. Rev. nth.
; behalf of the club presented a convenors, Jim Kitag’awa and
Tsuji is coinciding the Ho-On-Ko
Immediately • following
the memento to Mrs. Kaz Umemoto, Roy Sassa; religious chairmen,
service as a parting gesture, and afternoon service on Sunday, the past president, for her guid Atsuko Takaguchi and Slug Na
he will deliver his farewell ser January 11th, a farewell party ance and untiring- effort for the kagawa; refreshment committee,
NISEI ENGLISH SERVICE
mon to the many hundreds of de- for Rev. Tsuji and family begins past two years.
Ray Sassa and Toshiko Miyauchi.
Every Sunday at
After a very lovely tea, Mr.
at 5 p.m. Members and friends
Yutaka Matsuno was named
of the church are urged to attend Dave Murakami, who lias been editor of the “Ray-Bussei,” the
travelling quite widely through
Rev. K. Ikuta
both service and party.
PATRONIZE
out
Canada and the United States Raymond YBA paper.
WELCOME TO ALLI!
Tentatively, Rev. Tsuji is leav
ing Toronto in mid-January for entertained the ladies with color
220 Jackson Ave. — Vancouver
OUR ADVERTISERS
San Francisco where he will be ed slides.
The Annual Dinner and Dance
PENPAL CORNER
affiliated with the Buddhist
was
held at the Golden Mile
-Church of America headquarters
1, am very much interested*in
as director of the Buddhist Edu
918 Bathurst St
corresponding
with girls and boys
cational Department.
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from your country. I’m 17 years
JANUARY 4, 1959
old and in the third grade (12th)
10:30 a.m., Religious School
11:00 a.m., English Service'
of Miike SR High School.
2:00 p.m., Japanese Service
OFFICE
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My. hobbies are stamp collectEM. :4-1394
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2Vesta Drive
Dig",
jazz music, cycling*, swim-EM.
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EVERYONE
CORDIALLY
invited
An invitation is extended to ming and movies. I would prefer
everyone
to
attend
“Open a person in my age bracket.Andrew E. McKague, House
” given by Consul and Mrs.
My name and address is:
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
Endo on New Year’s Day. It will
Isao Oshima
NOTARY PUBLIC
be held at the Consul’s residence,
23-2
Yanagi-machi,
JANUARY 4, 1959
1 Grenadier Heights from 2:00 to
1008 Northern Ontario Building
11.00. a.m., Joint New Year's Day Service
Yanagawa,
Kukuoka,
5:00 p.m.
.
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
11:00 a.m., Sunday School
Japan.
The Consul requests persons
"THE THINGS GOD HAS PREPARED"
’
TORONTO
Rev. Dr. K. Shimizu
with cars to avoid blocking drive
A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL
ways of private homes nearby
701 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto
when parking.
” GEORGE J.-YAMAZAKI I
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PAGE 7
Sakamoto 626 (246); Yosh Inouve 590
(232).
Dec. 13: Kaz Nakamoto’ 807 (310);
Nobby Fujisawa ' 760 (268); Mammv
Yabe 695 (259); Nobby Yano 691 (268*;
Dave Matsuba 686 (273).
Ladies: Aiko Nakayama 616 (239);
Mich Fujisawa 608 (250); Irene Sugie
600 (210).
We wish all the bowlers the best of
bowling in the new year.
—Kaz
KEG NEWS
LETHBRIDGE. Dec. 4; Kaz Hiraga 618
(261); Ed Takahashi 821 (339); Muney
Sameshima 653 (223); Kay Senda 602
(231); Geo. Saito 289; Kyoto Shigehiro
642 (301); W; Nakamura 680 (294); Sadie
Nishikawa 289; Audrey Nonomura 631
(236); Roy Senda 646 (244); Mas Tera
kita 630 (291).
Dec. 11: Kaz Kado 272; Mike Tobo 802
(303 , 268); Ed Takahashi 686 (250); Tad
Kawasaki 638 (246); Michi Kawasaki
251; Jiro Miyagawa 605 (260); ' Geo.
Saito 654 (234); Nobby Tajiri 669 (240);
W. Nakamura 623 (233); Sadie Nishikawa 243; Roy Senda 622 (225); J. KaVANCOUVER, B.C.—The Sth
nashiro 626 (218); Mas Terakita 679
Annual
Judo tournament will be
(232); Jim Miyashiro 629 (220); Bill Nagai 610 (234).
held at Exhibition Gardens in
Four turkeys were given away on Hastings. Park .on- January 17th
Dec. 11th in the "Turkey Roll". These
went to Mike Tobo with 806; Roy Senda ^beginning at 12 noon.
Judo clubs from B.C. and the
with 622; Kaz Kado with 591 and Sadie
Nishikawa with- 590.
United States are expected to
Team ’ standings: Hula Hoops 58; participate in the Vancouver Judo
Spasms 56; Stan's 54; Towne Hall 53;
Hot-Shots ' 46/ Acme TV 41; Handicap Club sponsored tourney.
pers 41; Slo-Moshuns 40; Raymond Rol
The Vancouver entrants will be
lers 33; Diehards 33.
watched
with- special interest
The best to all for the coining year
since
Inouye,
seventh degree, has
. from the Lethbridge JC Bowling Executiv®—Helen I. been instructing them to raise
Vancouver Dojo Slates
Eighth Spring Tourney
the calibre of the club.
VANCOUVER. Dec. 6: Butch Hama
kawa 779 313); Jim Nishimura 685 (275);
Tom Nomura 682 (276).
Ladies: Irene Sugie 652 (263); Sumire
SKATES
FISHING TACKLE
Mail Call
Will Miss Shirle or Shirley
Shiozaki please contact The New
Canadian to claim an air mail
letter sent to our office from M.
T. of Kyoto, Japan.
iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CALENDAR
iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiin
Toronto Buddhist Church Hews
1—Winnipeg.
Open House at Consul
and Mrs. Ban's residence, 200 Kingston
Row St. Vital. 11:00 a.m., to 3 p.m.
The Toronto Buddhist Church uary 7th from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m.
1—Toronto. Open House at Consul and
Mrs. Endo's residence, 1 Grenedier will hold a “Farewell Party” for
Heights. 2-5 p.m. all welcome.
2—Toronto. TJCCA New Year's dance the Rev. T. Tsuji who is leaving’
to take another post in San Fran
The annual general meeting of
at UNF Hall. 8-1. $1.00.
2—Vancouver JGCA New Year's Dance cisco in mid-January.
the TYBS will be held on Sunday,
at Hastings Auditorium. 9 p.m. to 1
The affair will be held on Jan February 1st. A sukiyaki supper
a.m. .with Ron Merritt's Orchestra,
The election of
3—Winnipeg. Knox Fellowship Group uary 11th beginning at 5:00 p.m. will be served.
Social at Knox United Church.
Supper will be served by the the 1959 Board of Directors will
4—Toronto.
Kotobuki-Kai annual get- ladies of the Fujinkai.
There be held along’ with, the reading
together at Ukrainian Hall on Bathurst
will be a charge of $1.00.
of financial reports.
Street.
9—Winnipeg. Sports night continues at
*
.-I:
*
Hugh MacDonald School.
9—Vancouver. Van. Nisei Fellowship
The youth groups of the Tor
The annual Miss V alentine
square dancing at Columbus. 8 p.m.
onto
Buddhist Church . cordially Dance is slated for Friday, Feb:
10—Toronto. Kisaragi New Year Ban
quet and Dance. Sai Woo Tea House. invites everyone to an informal 13th, at the UNF Hall. Each club
10—Montreal. JCCA Shinboku-Kai at ‘'Farewell Tea Party” in honor is requested to choose their Miss
Community Centre. 7:30 p.m.
12 Hamilton. Kyowa-Kai and Hamilton of Rev. and Mrs. -Tsuji on Jan- Valentine candidate immediate!v.
tely.
JCCA annual Keiro-Kai and get-to
gether.
12 Toronto.
National JCCA-HamiltonQuebec chapters round-table discus
sion. 415 Spadina Ave.
17—Vancouver.
Eighth
Soring
Judo
Tourney at Exhibition Gardens. 12
noon'
The Toronto Nisei Women’s
18—Montreal. Annual New Year's party Club celebrated its fourth birth
combined with 10th anniversary,, for
day at the home of Mrs. Aiko
Homemakers Club.
Murakami on November 26, 1958. ? RAYMOND; Alta. — Hiroshi
23—Vancouver. Van. Nisei Fellowship
annual general meeting and dinner
The 1959 executive were elect- Fukushima was elected president
Columbia Church 6:30 "p.m.
ed
as follows: President, Mrs. of the Raymond YBA at the gen
24—Montreal. -JCCA Bridge Nite at ComAiko
Murakami; vice-president, eral elections held at the Ray
■ munity Centre.
£
Toronto Nisei Women’s
Club Holds Elections
Fukushima Elected
Fo Head Raymond YBA
Mrs. Ruth Shimotakahara; sec- mond Buddhist Church on Noretary, Mrs. Koto Adachi; trea vember 9, 1958.
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surer, Mrs. Sumi Utsunomiya;
Other members
social
convenors, Mrs. Em Nose slate of officers named to the
HO-ONJKO,
service com- votees with whom he religiously
include: vice
memorating the passing of Shin- toiled to establish a beautiful and Mrs. Marie Seki; publicity, president, Harumi Fujita; trearan Shonin, Founder of the Jodo edifice of worship in the eity of Mrs. Lily Oda; group leaders— surer, Reiko Mori;. recording sec
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Shin sect will be held on January Toronto. Rev. Tsuji is speaking central—Mrs. Finxs Nakamachi, retary, Helen Y'amazaki; corres
10th and 11th. The speaker at at two Japanese language serv east—Mrs. Finxs Kobayakawa, ponding secretary, Shigeko Kosa
all services will be the Reverend ices and at the 10:30 a.m. com —north—Mrs. Grace Kurita.
ka; sports convenors, Roy Kita
Mrs. Ruth Shimotakahara on gawa and Jim Nakagawa; social
Takashi Tsuji, founder of the bined English Service on Januarv
Toronto Buddhist Church. Rev. nth.
; behalf of the club presented a convenors, Jim Kitag’awa and
Tsuji is coinciding the Ho-On-Ko
Immediately • following
the memento to Mrs. Kaz Umemoto, Roy Sassa; religious chairmen,
service as a parting gesture, and afternoon service on Sunday, the past president, for her guid Atsuko Takaguchi and Slug Na
he will deliver his farewell ser January 11th, a farewell party ance and untiring- effort for the kagawa; refreshment committee,
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Ray Sassa and Toshiko Miyauchi.
Every Sunday at
After a very lovely tea, Mr.
at 5 p.m. Members and friends
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of the church are urged to attend Dave Murakami, who lias been editor of the “Ray-Bussei,” the
travelling quite widely through
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The Japanese Canadian Centre gratefully acknowledges the
following donations and pledges.
1 .
December 15, 1958 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Miyazaki ...
- Mr. T. T. Onizuka ._______ „... $700 Mr, Frank Yamamoto............ . 100
. 100
| Anonymous .... .................
500 Mr. Joe Hamade ..............
WA. 1-5605
OX. 8-2280 (Res.)
.
100
I
Yonemitsu:Family
.'....$500 Mr. Mat Otsu _ ________
I Mr. & Mrs. Mai Akiyama .... 300 Mr. Art. Watanabe ... . ....... . . 100
j Mr. Masayuki Matsui ... ....... 300 Mr. George Watanabe ....... . 100
BARRISTER — SOLICITOR
. 100
I Mr. Iwaichi Kawashiri........... 300 Mrs. H. Morita .......... . ......
NOTARY
. 100
Mr. Kakuzo Morita
... 300 Miss Keiko Tsushima ... ......... . 100
Room 103
Anonymous
300 Mr. Philip S. Nagasuye ........ 100
2 College St., Toronto
Mr. & Mrs. S. Watanabe
300 Mr. Dave Nagasuye ............... 100
Mr. & Mrs. I. Akase ... _
. 250 Mr. John Nagasuye ......... ........ 100
Mr. Harold
Heike ......... . 200 Miss Agnes Suzuki ....... ........ .
Mr. & Mrs. Kie Seki ................ 200 Mr. Iwataro Nakamoto ........ 100
100
Mr. S. Muraki ....... . ......... ....... 200 Mr. Iwataro Nakamoto ... .
PEKING
100
Mr. Yoshinori Uyeda .................. 200 Mr. Geoge D. Suzuki _ __
CHINESE FOODS
Mr. Tony Takenaka ............... . 200 Mr. & Mrs. H. Doi ._____ .__ 100
100
DINE IN OUR JADE ROOM j Mr. Sadamu Sato .................. . . 200 Mr. T. Kusano ... . ....... . ........ . 100
Mr. & Mrs. Itoku Murakami' 200 Mr. & Mrs. K. Ishii... . ............
Banquets, Weddings and
Mr. & Mrs. A. Kuhara ........ . 200 Mr. J. S. Uyeno ... ........ . .... . 100
Mr. Minoru Furukawa ........ . 200 Mr. & Mrs. Iwao Yamamoto 100
Socials
100
Mr.,Sho Okawara
; 200 Mr. & Mrs. Y. Kikukawa ...... 100
Mr. Bob Ota ... .
200 Mr. Harry Takaoka ................. 100
Mr. Eiichi Shimotakahara .... 200 Mr. Don Takaoka ............... ...
100
West to Broadview Ave.,
Mr. & Mrs. Koji Kashima .... 200 Mr. & Mrs. Ed E. Nobuto.... 100
north to Agincourt, Don Mr.- & Mrs. Karl Matsuo’...... 200 Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Oda.... ...... . 100
Mills, east Highland Creek. Mr. Isao Matsui ............. ........ 200 Mr._ & Mrs.
Mr. Hiroyuki .Matsui .............. 200
Saiichiro Maekawa
100
Mr.
& Mrs. Shinzo Matsui... 200 Mr. & Mrs.
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2378 Kingston Rd., Stop 13A | Mr. & Mrs. Isao Katsuyama
100
Mr. & Mrs. George Tamura . 200 Mr. & Mrs. M. Yano _ .
100
Scarborough, Ont.
j Mr. Makio Yasui .... ............... „ 200 Mr. Harold T. Maeda _.....
100
Mr. & Mrs. Shige Oue .......... 200 Mr. N. Idenouye. .........__ ...
Mr. K. Nishimoto .;....,..„............. 200 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Y. Terada
Mr. & Mrs. Tojiro Hayashi ... 200 Mr. T. Seko ........ . ........... ....
50
, Mr. George Takahashi ......__ 200 Mr. Shinkichi Noguchi .__
50
2 Mr. John Kunitomo ............___ 150 Mr. Masami Fukakusa.....
ZUCHTER'S
50
Mr. G. H. Sakamoto ............. 150 Anonymous
50
? Mr. F. Kuramoto _ __________ 150 Mr. Yujiro Isojima ...__ __ __ 50
TAVERN
J Mr. Fred Sasaki-_______ .___ 150 Mr. Mitsuru J. Okumura .... 50
C Mr. & Mrs.' Kes. Nakamichi 150 Mr. John M. Yoshioka .... ... 50
2 Mr.
Mrs. Masayuki Doi ...... 150 Mr. Tanejiro Hayashida ...... 50
STARLIGHT ROOM 5 Mr. &Tosh
Yokoyama
.......... 150 Mr. & Mrs. Isao Nakamura 50
Mrs.
S.
'Murakami
...... 150 Mrs. K. Shiraishi
.......... — 50
j ^^Mg- to social functions
Mr. Don Mistubata .................. 150 Miss Emi Nishida
..... 50
: BOWLING BANQUETS ,
Mr. Zenji Matsugu .................. 150 Toronto J CO A ' Community
Mr. Hidemu Hashimoto ......... 150 Cappers (Dance proceeds)
; WEDDING RECEPTIONS
Mr. Kim N: Kusano .......... .
150
................. ........... 119.42
Mr. H. Morino ..........
150 CLARKSON DISTRICT
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Mr. Mark K. Ito ... _;........ ........ 150 Mr. Hane Oue .............. ......
150
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Mr. & Mrs. Shingo Sato ......... 150 Sheridan Nurseries
Mr. Makio Heike ..........
...... 100 * Japanese Employees ...
120
Mr. Tomoe Fujino ..........
100 Mr. Frer Azuma ......... .....
100
Mr. George E. Onishi ...___
100 Mr. K. Fukuda...................
100
Mr. Yasuzo Okumura ........
100 Mr. Jitsuo Kawakami .....
50
Mr. Shigeki Uchibori ............. 100 Mr. T. Matsushita ..........
50
Mr. Kenji Yamamura ... . ........ 100 Mr. Edward S. Sano ... ...
50
Masaichi
Yoshida
...
...........
100
50
Mr. Jinmatsu "Matsushita
WE HAVE NO
Mr.
Masao
J.
Takahashi
.........
100
50
Mr. J. Shimano ......----- -...
SERVICE CHARGES
.Miss Tosh Otsuka __ .._____._ 100 Mr. Andy Yagi
50
Mrt Mrs T, Ichii..............
100 Mr. K. Yagi
50
Mr. J. M. Oyama .............. ......... 100 Y. Nakao & Family
50
Mr George Abe .......... . .......
100 Mr. M. Frank Oda ....
Shigeru Ninaka _ __ ___ 100 PICKERING
Mr S. Kimura _ __ _____ ....._ 100 Mr. George Sugimori
JOO
Mr.
&
Mrs.
T.
Matsumura
....
100
-TRAVELLING
& Mrs. R. H. Uchida .... 100
$10,395.00
Total
TO JAPAN
Mr. T. Yamamoto ....... ............. 100
Mr.
Morishita ... . ................. 100
Previous Total
J. Kimoto ... ..........
100
$117,879.52
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B ififiiSTEB and SOLICITOR
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।
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OUR GOAL
$400,000 '
The Japanese Canadian Centre gratefully acknowledges the
following donations and pledges.
1 .
December 15, 1958 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Miyazaki ...
- Mr. T. T. Onizuka ._______ „... $700 Mr, Frank Yamamoto............ . 100
. 100
| Anonymous .... .................
500 Mr. Joe Hamade ..............
WA. 1-5605
OX. 8-2280 (Res.)
.
100
I
Yonemitsu:Family
.'....$500 Mr. Mat Otsu _ ________
I Mr. & Mrs. Mai Akiyama .... 300 Mr. Art. Watanabe ... . ....... . . 100
j Mr. Masayuki Matsui ... ....... 300 Mr. George Watanabe ....... . 100
BARRISTER — SOLICITOR
. 100
I Mr. Iwaichi Kawashiri........... 300 Mrs. H. Morita .......... . ......
NOTARY
. 100
Mr. Kakuzo Morita
... 300 Miss Keiko Tsushima ... ......... . 100
Room 103
Anonymous
300 Mr. Philip S. Nagasuye ........ 100
2 College St., Toronto
Mr. & Mrs. S. Watanabe
300 Mr. Dave Nagasuye ............... 100
Mr. & Mrs. I. Akase ... _
. 250 Mr. John Nagasuye ......... ........ 100
Mr. Harold
Heike ......... . 200 Miss Agnes Suzuki ....... ........ .
Mr. & Mrs. Kie Seki ................ 200 Mr. Iwataro Nakamoto ........ 100
100
Mr. S. Muraki ....... . ......... ....... 200 Mr. Iwataro Nakamoto ... .
PEKING
100
Mr. Yoshinori Uyeda .................. 200 Mr. Geoge D. Suzuki _ __
CHINESE FOODS
Mr. Tony Takenaka ............... . 200 Mr. & Mrs. H. Doi ._____ .__ 100
100
DINE IN OUR JADE ROOM j Mr. Sadamu Sato .................. . . 200 Mr. T. Kusano ... . ....... . ........ . 100
Mr. & Mrs. Itoku Murakami' 200 Mr. & Mrs. K. Ishii... . ............
Banquets, Weddings and
Mr. & Mrs. A. Kuhara ........ . 200 Mr. J. S. Uyeno ... ........ . .... . 100
Mr. Minoru Furukawa ........ . 200 Mr. & Mrs. Iwao Yamamoto 100
Socials
100
Mr.,Sho Okawara
; 200 Mr. & Mrs. Y. Kikukawa ...... 100
Mr. Bob Ota ... .
200 Mr. Harry Takaoka ................. 100
Mr. Eiichi Shimotakahara .... 200 Mr. Don Takaoka ............... ...
100
West to Broadview Ave.,
Mr. & Mrs. Koji Kashima .... 200 Mr. & Mrs. Ed E. Nobuto.... 100
north to Agincourt, Don Mr.- & Mrs. Karl Matsuo’...... 200 Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Oda.... ...... . 100
Mills, east Highland Creek. Mr. Isao Matsui ............. ........ 200 Mr._ & Mrs.
Mr. Hiroyuki .Matsui .............. 200
Saiichiro Maekawa
100
Mr.
& Mrs. Shinzo Matsui... 200 Mr. & Mrs.
PHONE AM. 1-3373
George Y. Yoshida
2378 Kingston Rd., Stop 13A | Mr. & Mrs. Isao Katsuyama
100
Mr. & Mrs. George Tamura . 200 Mr. & Mrs. M. Yano _ .
100
Scarborough, Ont.
j Mr. Makio Yasui .... ............... „ 200 Mr. Harold T. Maeda _.....
100
Mr. & Mrs. Shige Oue .......... 200 Mr. N. Idenouye. .........__ ...
Mr. K. Nishimoto .;....,..„............. 200 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Y. Terada
Mr. & Mrs. Tojiro Hayashi ... 200 Mr. T. Seko ........ . ........... ....
50
, Mr. George Takahashi ......__ 200 Mr. Shinkichi Noguchi .__
50
2 Mr. John Kunitomo ............___ 150 Mr. Masami Fukakusa.....
ZUCHTER'S
50
Mr. G. H. Sakamoto ............. 150 Anonymous
50
? Mr. F. Kuramoto _ __________ 150 Mr. Yujiro Isojima ...__ __ __ 50
TAVERN
J Mr. Fred Sasaki-_______ .___ 150 Mr. Mitsuru J. Okumura .... 50
C Mr. & Mrs.' Kes. Nakamichi 150 Mr. John M. Yoshioka .... ... 50
2 Mr.
Mrs. Masayuki Doi ...... 150 Mr. Tanejiro Hayashida ...... 50
STARLIGHT ROOM 5 Mr. &Tosh
Yokoyama
.......... 150 Mr. & Mrs. Isao Nakamura 50
Mrs.
S.
'Murakami
...... 150 Mrs. K. Shiraishi
.......... — 50
j ^^Mg- to social functions
Mr. Don Mistubata .................. 150 Miss Emi Nishida
..... 50
: BOWLING BANQUETS ,
Mr. Zenji Matsugu .................. 150 Toronto J CO A ' Community
Mr. Hidemu Hashimoto ......... 150 Cappers (Dance proceeds)
; WEDDING RECEPTIONS
Mr. Kim N: Kusano .......... .
150
................. ........... 119.42
Mr. H. Morino ..........
150 CLARKSON DISTRICT
315 Adelaide St., West
Mr. Mark K. Ito ... _;........ ........ 150 Mr. Hane Oue .............. ......
150
Toronto —EM. 8-6239
Mr. & Mrs. Shingo Sato ......... 150 Sheridan Nurseries
Mr. Makio Heike ..........
...... 100 * Japanese Employees ...
120
Mr. Tomoe Fujino ..........
100 Mr. Frer Azuma ......... .....
100
Mr. George E. Onishi ...___
100 Mr. K. Fukuda...................
100
Mr. Yasuzo Okumura ........
100 Mr. Jitsuo Kawakami .....
50
Mr. Shigeki Uchibori ............. 100 Mr. T. Matsushita ..........
50
Mr. Kenji Yamamura ... . ........ 100 Mr. Edward S. Sano ... ...
50
Masaichi
Yoshida
...
...........
100
50
Mr. Jinmatsu "Matsushita
WE HAVE NO
Mr.
Masao
J.
Takahashi
.........
100
50
Mr. J. Shimano ......----- -...
SERVICE CHARGES
.Miss Tosh Otsuka __ .._____._ 100 Mr. Andy Yagi
50
Mrt Mrs T, Ichii..............
100 Mr. K. Yagi
50
Mr. J. M. Oyama .............. ......... 100 Y. Nakao & Family
50
Mr George Abe .......... . .......
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$10,395.00
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Mr.
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Previous Total
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100
$117,879.52
NEW TOTAL
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