Page 1
Construction Starts On Nipponia Extension
BEAMSV1LLE. Ont.—A meet
ing of the Board of Directorwas held on May 12th chieflv to
sanction the immediate construc
tion of the Home Extension pro
gram. The contract pi-ice was set
at 830.453 which includes 3 twin
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
bedroom
single bedrooms,
■basement for storage, matron’s
room, 2o staff rooms, and the in
SATURDAY. MAY 19. 1962
TORONTO. ONTARIO
stallation of bathroom fixtures
fan a new fire system, and a
larger sump pump.
Architects
fees at $1,827.18 plus furniture,
beacover and linen amount to
$1,627.00. The cost of the Home
Expansion totals $33,907.18. The
architect and building contracts
VANCOUVER
The annual Alfred Keiji Kamitakahara as
were formally signed "with archi
Enjo;
S'
e
2eral meeting and election of president. Dr. George Ishiwara,
tect, Mr., George Yamazaki, and
■easurer. Mits Tahara.
officers
of
the
Vancouver
JCCA
the builder, Stewart and Hinan
who headed the JCCA for the
C ommittee Chairmen:
respectively. Construction of the was held recently at the Japanese past several years, will also re
Hall
with
approximately
fifty
John
Home Expansion commenced mi
main on the executive board, thus
Eto;
Athletic,
Mush
Saito;
Cui
members
in
attendance.
Reports
May 14th and the project is esti
giving well-balanced youth and
tural.
Lorraine
Miyagishimn
from
the
General
Secretary
ana
mated for completion within three
experience for the coming year.
chairman of the various commit Following- are the names and po Membership, Ken Matsune; Bui
months.
letm, Gordon Kadota.
tees indicated that the Vancou
Expected provincial subsidy ver JCCA is headed for an active sitions of the executives elected.
Executive Council: President, • A sub-committee was formed
amounts to $17,553:59 and estim future based on a solid forma Alfred
Kamitakahara: Past Pre ^(Y?tU^'V tH^e possibility of a
ated contributions to date now tion of supporting members.
sident, Dr
Ishiwara; 1st J CCA Community Centre in the
stands at $13,000 leaving a short
The election of the executives vice-Ires.,
George
Fujisawa: future. George Fujisawa and Tom
age of approximately $3,3
for 1962 took place after the gen 2nd Vice-Pres., Robert Miyasaka;
appointed to head the
The Board of Director alsc eral meeting- and welcomed Mr. General Secretary Arthur Hara; committee.
unanimously approved the hold
Also representing
ing of an official dedication cere
and Canadian
mony to be held in the fall upon
completion of the Home Expanand Rob Miyasaka, re
TORONTO. — Kotoist,' Kimio sion.
Eto one of the foremost pupils
of the late Michio Miyagi, will , Secretary-treasurer,
Mr.
Y.
In order to co-ordinate th
be presented in a joint recital Yamaga, reported that at present
activities of the older generation,
with Miss
Watanabe, there are 12 men, 5 women, and
TORONTO.
"If such a financial arrange the following members were
noted Kabuki dancer, on Satur a cook with 4 xsre on the wait
The Japanese Canadian Centre, ment can be offered1 in Japan, elected to the Issei-bu executive.
day, May 26th at Eaton’s Audi ing list. The recent increase in in its final stages of planning' the people there will just pounce
General Secretary, K. Iwata
torium starting at 8:00 P.M. the old age pensions to $62 per with construction scheduled to at the opportunity.
This must and P. Arakawa; Treasurer, K.
Tickets are available at the month now allows the senior ci start this September, can now certainly be an indication of the Kazuta; Social G. Nakamura ami
Centre office, Eaton’s Auditorium tizens to retain 15% or $9.75 as count on the whole-hearted sup trust which the Japanese Cana I. -Motomochi; Educational. S.
box office and from both news pocket money and the balance is port of the Japan-Canada So dians enjoy in Canada,” she com Kunimoto and G. Ohofi; Welfare.
papers.
contributed to the Home to helu ciety in Japan, which only re mented.
defray expenses.
cently comipleted its part in the
The day following' the meeting, creational, 1 Nakamoto, J. Taproject
of
the
late
Dr.
Inazo
NiYada; Special
she
was taken on a scenic drive naka and
The Board of Directors of the
Nipponia Home for 1962 is now tobe Memorial Garden in Van on the Don Valley Parkway to Event Y. Fukui and S. Uchida.
the Centre site. Accompanied by
complete with the naming of Mr. couver.
The assurance that the Society Mrs. K. Komuro, wife of the
Z. Shin from the Toronto Budd
hist Church. The Board now con can now channel its effort for Consul, she then proceeded to the
TOKYO.—Japan is piling up an sists of the following officers: ward the Centre in Toronto came residence of Mr. and Mrs. Saul
impressive array of world re Chairman, Rev. T. Komiyama; from Mrs. Takako Toko, secre Kadonaga where the Sakura Tea
cords .in the shipbuilding field.
Sec.-Treasurer,
Y’.
Y’amaga; tary of the Society, after a meet was being held by the Centre’s
This country has become the Press secretary, F. Kamibayashi ing last week with the Centre’s Women’s Auxiliary.
world’s largest exporter of ships, and K. Goto make up the execu Board of Directors.
The month was a reassuring
“I have (been requested by the one for the Centre officials as
is launching the world’s highest tive board. Others representing
annual tonnage and is building tire Bgard are T. Hiramatsu, G. Foreign Office in Japan to obtain far as the question of aid from
the world’s biggest vessel, a 130,- Takahashi, R. Nobuoka, T. Uye- first hand information on your Japan was concerned.
A week
HAMILTON.—The night of
project, possibly visit the site, earlier, they had met Mr. lyema- Muy Sth was indeed “Otoko no
000-ton tanker.
de, T. Mototsune, and Z. Shin.
meet with its officials and to sa Tokugawa, president of the
The tanker is expected to be
The Board of Directors wish give my personal account of this Japan-Canada Society, during' his sekku” (Boy’s Festival) at the
Jockey Club Tavern Hall as the
completed this year at Kyushu, again to extend to all individuals project,” she explained.
visit
in
Toronto.
At
that
time,
Mountain City friends and Tor
in southern Japan, at the ship and org-anizations their sincere
After hearing the details of Mr. Tokugawa had assured the onto neighbours rocked, rumba'd
yard of Sasebo heavy industries, thanks for the. tremendous in- the Centre program, Mrs. Toko Centre of his unqualified sup and twisted to the mellow music
a leading Japanese ship-building terest and success of the Home was pleasantly envious when told port.
and rythm of the “Mello-Tones.”
Expansion program and further of an arrangement whereby a
Both Mi1. Tokugawa and Mrs
firm.
A capacity crowd came out to
request the continued public sup banking -institution is willing to Toko were guests of Consul and
enjoy themselves as well as to
The
Ishikawajima - Harima port of the Nipponia Home’s im loan $22o,000 at six per cent in Mrs.
Komuro during their separ contribute to the Nipponia Home
heavy industries, another Japa mediate and future needs.
terest.
ate
stay
in Toronto.
Extension Fund.
nese shipbuilder, is to lay the
The Hamilton Sanseikai, a
keel for a second 130,000-ton ves
group of third .generation Japa
sel during the year.
nese Canadian teenagers, also
Japanese shipbuilding experts
contributed
their time and talent
say that these mammoth tankers
TORONTO. —- Canadian busi sider this?
He
knows
he
will
b
setting
up
decorations, taking
the
last
six
years
discussing
ma
are reaching the maximum limits nessmen
probably would
be never be discharged. He has en nagement problems in various and selling tickets at the Benefit
of size for cargo ships which can startled if they were suddenly
foi' the duration. This has countries, says the same situa Dance.
One hundred
dollars
be operated profitably. They be called upon to face the normal listed
always
been so and is so. He tion exists in the hiring of a po ($100) was successfully realized,
lieve this maximum *'is 150,000 obligations of their counterparts
knows it, everyone knows it.
tential executive.
which incidentally matches big
tons.
in Japan,
“
If
you
as
a
Japanese
manager
/‘You will never divert yourself brother Toronto’s Benefit Dance
The 130,000-ton tanker now un
This
includes,
in
some
instan
employ
an
untrained
young
man
of his services, good or bad. The proceeds. How about that!
der construction is on order from
out
of
grade
school,
or
an
ap
ces,
the
task
of
finding
husbands
Jo rub salt into the wounds
only difference is that you will
the Idemitsu Kosan Oil Companv,
prentice out of a technical school, never seek such a potential exe the Hamilton JCCA’s were vic
a leading Japanese oil refinery’ for female employees.
you are making a long-term de- cutive from a grade school, high torious in overwhelming the Tor
It will be about 955 feet long,
The husband-finding job anc cision.
school or technical from a grade onto JCCA by taking 8 games
141 feet wide and about 54 feet other odd facets of Japanese in
deep.
school, high school or technical out of 9 games in an afternoon
“
He
may
be
competent,
learn,
dustry were outlined by Franklin
school.
You will always recruit 10-pin bowling tournament.
and
become
a
profitable
invest
E. Folts, professor of industrial
Plans are now underway for
from
a
university.
You "will never
ment,
or
he
may
never
develop
management, Harvard Graduate
Kisaragi Credit Union
beyond
an
unskilled
worker.
In
recruit
from
another
business
the
coming Hamilton Community
School of Business, at the recent
firm
—
you
will
never
raid.
”
either
event
he
will
be
with
you
Picnic
at Lambert Park to be
Elect Officers For '62
business conference of the Uni
held on Sunday, June 24th.
for his lifetime—you will never
More
than
99
per
cent
of
Javersity
of
Western
Ontario.
TORONTO.—This year’s of
discharge him. He is yours and pans 405,000 industrial firms
“During
lifetime.;,” Prof. you
ficers of the Kisaragi (Toronto)
are his.”
have less than 50 employees
Japanese
Credit Union, including the newly Folts commented,
Prof.
Folts,
who
Prof. Folts said, and the hus Water Rationed As
has
travelled
elected Board Members, are as never works for more than one
chore occurs in this Drought Hits Tokyo
follows: President, John Sugai: employer. The company he first around the world five times in band-supply
area.
goes
to
work
for
when
he
gets
TOKA O.—With Tokyo’s
\ ice-pres., George- anaka; Secre
Take the case of a Kyote lac- servoirs dangerously depleted by
tary-treasurer, I. Uchida. Mem out of school is the company Twisters Take Over
querware producer. An owner a long drought, authorities
bers of the Board—T. Kameoka, from which he retires in his old
manager will have a half-dozen cently ordered water rationing
1. Kanda, R. Higuchi, T. Onami
Tok-j“o Coffee House
men
and perhaps three times as that will leave most of the city’s
and K. Kashima. Credit Commit“If you ask a Japanese what
TOKYO.—Japanese police ar- many girls working for him, 10 million inhabitants with dry
tje—U. Nakashima (Chairman), he would do if he were offered a rested
youths recently on
... whom he has recruited through a aucets for 13 hours a day.
Harvey Moritsugu and T. Umezu- more responsible job in an
a Tokyo coffee shop common schoolmaster in a small
Officials ordered the water
ku Supervisory Committee—Geo. other company at higher pay he ?y force to hold a wild twist
community back upcountry.
pressure
cut as the supply in To
.vadota (Chairman), Tak Yama would not under-stand you.
dancing party.
kyo
’
s
three
'reservoirs dropped to
zaki and Bernie Aihoshi. Codec Begin
as
Learners
“No Japanese would ever make
The coffee shop . proprietor
7.81(0000 tons, or one fifth of
2S ro handle payment of shares. J him such* an offer and’ to leave
“The girls go to work as learn
^C-—-Y Iwasaki, T. Kameoka, TJ the place where he is now em- complained that 300 teenagers ers and during the first three capacity. They warned that if the
supply drops below 40 million
w
Jkeda’ J' Sugai I ployed is beyond his comprehen- toog over his shop to play twist
tone,
water will be restricted or
I bchids,
j sion. Why should he even con- records they brought with them.
(Continued on Page 8)
cut off for 22 sours each dav.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Kamitakahara Elected Hew
President Of Vancouver JCCA
Centre Counts on Support
Of Japan-Canada Society
Japan Leading
Ship Builder
Hamilton JCCA Benefit
Dance Nets $100 For
Nipponia Home
Japanese Bess Also Husband Finder
BEAMSV1LLE. Ont.—A meet
ing of the Board of Directorwas held on May 12th chieflv to
sanction the immediate construc
tion of the Home Extension pro
gram. The contract pi-ice was set
at 830.453 which includes 3 twin
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
bedroom
single bedrooms,
■basement for storage, matron’s
room, 2o staff rooms, and the in
SATURDAY. MAY 19. 1962
TORONTO. ONTARIO
stallation of bathroom fixtures
fan a new fire system, and a
larger sump pump.
Architects
fees at $1,827.18 plus furniture,
beacover and linen amount to
$1,627.00. The cost of the Home
Expansion totals $33,907.18. The
architect and building contracts
VANCOUVER
The annual Alfred Keiji Kamitakahara as
were formally signed "with archi
Enjo;
S'
e
2eral meeting and election of president. Dr. George Ishiwara,
tect, Mr., George Yamazaki, and
■easurer. Mits Tahara.
officers
of
the
Vancouver
JCCA
the builder, Stewart and Hinan
who headed the JCCA for the
C ommittee Chairmen:
respectively. Construction of the was held recently at the Japanese past several years, will also re
Hall
with
approximately
fifty
John
Home Expansion commenced mi
main on the executive board, thus
Eto;
Athletic,
Mush
Saito;
Cui
members
in
attendance.
Reports
May 14th and the project is esti
giving well-balanced youth and
tural.
Lorraine
Miyagishimn
from
the
General
Secretary
ana
mated for completion within three
experience for the coming year.
chairman of the various commit Following- are the names and po Membership, Ken Matsune; Bui
months.
letm, Gordon Kadota.
tees indicated that the Vancou
Expected provincial subsidy ver JCCA is headed for an active sitions of the executives elected.
Executive Council: President, • A sub-committee was formed
amounts to $17,553:59 and estim future based on a solid forma Alfred
Kamitakahara: Past Pre ^(Y?tU^'V tH^e possibility of a
ated contributions to date now tion of supporting members.
sident, Dr
Ishiwara; 1st J CCA Community Centre in the
stands at $13,000 leaving a short
The election of the executives vice-Ires.,
George
Fujisawa: future. George Fujisawa and Tom
age of approximately $3,3
for 1962 took place after the gen 2nd Vice-Pres., Robert Miyasaka;
appointed to head the
The Board of Director alsc eral meeting- and welcomed Mr. General Secretary Arthur Hara; committee.
unanimously approved the hold
Also representing
ing of an official dedication cere
and Canadian
mony to be held in the fall upon
completion of the Home Expanand Rob Miyasaka, re
TORONTO. — Kotoist,' Kimio sion.
Eto one of the foremost pupils
of the late Michio Miyagi, will , Secretary-treasurer,
Mr.
Y.
In order to co-ordinate th
be presented in a joint recital Yamaga, reported that at present
activities of the older generation,
with Miss
Watanabe, there are 12 men, 5 women, and
TORONTO.
"If such a financial arrange the following members were
noted Kabuki dancer, on Satur a cook with 4 xsre on the wait
The Japanese Canadian Centre, ment can be offered1 in Japan, elected to the Issei-bu executive.
day, May 26th at Eaton’s Audi ing list. The recent increase in in its final stages of planning' the people there will just pounce
General Secretary, K. Iwata
torium starting at 8:00 P.M. the old age pensions to $62 per with construction scheduled to at the opportunity.
This must and P. Arakawa; Treasurer, K.
Tickets are available at the month now allows the senior ci start this September, can now certainly be an indication of the Kazuta; Social G. Nakamura ami
Centre office, Eaton’s Auditorium tizens to retain 15% or $9.75 as count on the whole-hearted sup trust which the Japanese Cana I. -Motomochi; Educational. S.
box office and from both news pocket money and the balance is port of the Japan-Canada So dians enjoy in Canada,” she com Kunimoto and G. Ohofi; Welfare.
papers.
contributed to the Home to helu ciety in Japan, which only re mented.
defray expenses.
cently comipleted its part in the
The day following' the meeting, creational, 1 Nakamoto, J. Taproject
of
the
late
Dr.
Inazo
NiYada; Special
she
was taken on a scenic drive naka and
The Board of Directors of the
Nipponia Home for 1962 is now tobe Memorial Garden in Van on the Don Valley Parkway to Event Y. Fukui and S. Uchida.
the Centre site. Accompanied by
complete with the naming of Mr. couver.
The assurance that the Society Mrs. K. Komuro, wife of the
Z. Shin from the Toronto Budd
hist Church. The Board now con can now channel its effort for Consul, she then proceeded to the
TOKYO.—Japan is piling up an sists of the following officers: ward the Centre in Toronto came residence of Mr. and Mrs. Saul
impressive array of world re Chairman, Rev. T. Komiyama; from Mrs. Takako Toko, secre Kadonaga where the Sakura Tea
cords .in the shipbuilding field.
Sec.-Treasurer,
Y’.
Y’amaga; tary of the Society, after a meet was being held by the Centre’s
This country has become the Press secretary, F. Kamibayashi ing last week with the Centre’s Women’s Auxiliary.
world’s largest exporter of ships, and K. Goto make up the execu Board of Directors.
The month was a reassuring
“I have (been requested by the one for the Centre officials as
is launching the world’s highest tive board. Others representing
annual tonnage and is building tire Bgard are T. Hiramatsu, G. Foreign Office in Japan to obtain far as the question of aid from
the world’s biggest vessel, a 130,- Takahashi, R. Nobuoka, T. Uye- first hand information on your Japan was concerned.
A week
HAMILTON.—The night of
project, possibly visit the site, earlier, they had met Mr. lyema- Muy Sth was indeed “Otoko no
000-ton tanker.
de, T. Mototsune, and Z. Shin.
meet with its officials and to sa Tokugawa, president of the
The tanker is expected to be
The Board of Directors wish give my personal account of this Japan-Canada Society, during' his sekku” (Boy’s Festival) at the
Jockey Club Tavern Hall as the
completed this year at Kyushu, again to extend to all individuals project,” she explained.
visit
in
Toronto.
At
that
time,
Mountain City friends and Tor
in southern Japan, at the ship and org-anizations their sincere
After hearing the details of Mr. Tokugawa had assured the onto neighbours rocked, rumba'd
yard of Sasebo heavy industries, thanks for the. tremendous in- the Centre program, Mrs. Toko Centre of his unqualified sup and twisted to the mellow music
a leading Japanese ship-building terest and success of the Home was pleasantly envious when told port.
and rythm of the “Mello-Tones.”
Expansion program and further of an arrangement whereby a
Both Mi1. Tokugawa and Mrs
firm.
A capacity crowd came out to
request the continued public sup banking -institution is willing to Toko were guests of Consul and
enjoy themselves as well as to
The
Ishikawajima - Harima port of the Nipponia Home’s im loan $22o,000 at six per cent in Mrs.
Komuro during their separ contribute to the Nipponia Home
heavy industries, another Japa mediate and future needs.
terest.
ate
stay
in Toronto.
Extension Fund.
nese shipbuilder, is to lay the
The Hamilton Sanseikai, a
keel for a second 130,000-ton ves
group of third .generation Japa
sel during the year.
nese Canadian teenagers, also
Japanese shipbuilding experts
contributed
their time and talent
say that these mammoth tankers
TORONTO. —- Canadian busi sider this?
He
knows
he
will
b
setting
up
decorations, taking
the
last
six
years
discussing
ma
are reaching the maximum limits nessmen
probably would
be never be discharged. He has en nagement problems in various and selling tickets at the Benefit
of size for cargo ships which can startled if they were suddenly
foi' the duration. This has countries, says the same situa Dance.
One hundred
dollars
be operated profitably. They be called upon to face the normal listed
always
been so and is so. He tion exists in the hiring of a po ($100) was successfully realized,
lieve this maximum *'is 150,000 obligations of their counterparts
knows it, everyone knows it.
tential executive.
which incidentally matches big
tons.
in Japan,
“
If
you
as
a
Japanese
manager
/‘You will never divert yourself brother Toronto’s Benefit Dance
The 130,000-ton tanker now un
This
includes,
in
some
instan
employ
an
untrained
young
man
of his services, good or bad. The proceeds. How about that!
der construction is on order from
out
of
grade
school,
or
an
ap
ces,
the
task
of
finding
husbands
Jo rub salt into the wounds
only difference is that you will
the Idemitsu Kosan Oil Companv,
prentice out of a technical school, never seek such a potential exe the Hamilton JCCA’s were vic
a leading Japanese oil refinery’ for female employees.
you are making a long-term de- cutive from a grade school, high torious in overwhelming the Tor
It will be about 955 feet long,
The husband-finding job anc cision.
school or technical from a grade onto JCCA by taking 8 games
141 feet wide and about 54 feet other odd facets of Japanese in
deep.
school, high school or technical out of 9 games in an afternoon
“
He
may
be
competent,
learn,
dustry were outlined by Franklin
school.
You will always recruit 10-pin bowling tournament.
and
become
a
profitable
invest
E. Folts, professor of industrial
Plans are now underway for
from
a
university.
You "will never
ment,
or
he
may
never
develop
management, Harvard Graduate
Kisaragi Credit Union
beyond
an
unskilled
worker.
In
recruit
from
another
business
the
coming Hamilton Community
School of Business, at the recent
firm
—
you
will
never
raid.
”
either
event
he
will
be
with
you
Picnic
at Lambert Park to be
Elect Officers For '62
business conference of the Uni
held on Sunday, June 24th.
for his lifetime—you will never
More
than
99
per
cent
of
Javersity
of
Western
Ontario.
TORONTO.—This year’s of
discharge him. He is yours and pans 405,000 industrial firms
“During
lifetime.;,” Prof. you
ficers of the Kisaragi (Toronto)
are his.”
have less than 50 employees
Japanese
Credit Union, including the newly Folts commented,
Prof.
Folts,
who
Prof. Folts said, and the hus Water Rationed As
has
travelled
elected Board Members, are as never works for more than one
chore occurs in this Drought Hits Tokyo
follows: President, John Sugai: employer. The company he first around the world five times in band-supply
area.
goes
to
work
for
when
he
gets
TOKA O.—With Tokyo’s
\ ice-pres., George- anaka; Secre
Take the case of a Kyote lac- servoirs dangerously depleted by
tary-treasurer, I. Uchida. Mem out of school is the company Twisters Take Over
querware producer. An owner a long drought, authorities
bers of the Board—T. Kameoka, from which he retires in his old
manager will have a half-dozen cently ordered water rationing
1. Kanda, R. Higuchi, T. Onami
Tok-j“o Coffee House
men
and perhaps three times as that will leave most of the city’s
and K. Kashima. Credit Commit“If you ask a Japanese what
TOKYO.—Japanese police ar- many girls working for him, 10 million inhabitants with dry
tje—U. Nakashima (Chairman), he would do if he were offered a rested
youths recently on
... whom he has recruited through a aucets for 13 hours a day.
Harvey Moritsugu and T. Umezu- more responsible job in an
a Tokyo coffee shop common schoolmaster in a small
Officials ordered the water
ku Supervisory Committee—Geo. other company at higher pay he ?y force to hold a wild twist
community back upcountry.
pressure
cut as the supply in To
.vadota (Chairman), Tak Yama would not under-stand you.
dancing party.
kyo
’
s
three
'reservoirs dropped to
zaki and Bernie Aihoshi. Codec Begin
as
Learners
“No Japanese would ever make
The coffee shop . proprietor
7.81(0000 tons, or one fifth of
2S ro handle payment of shares. J him such* an offer and’ to leave
“The girls go to work as learn
^C-—-Y Iwasaki, T. Kameoka, TJ the place where he is now em- complained that 300 teenagers ers and during the first three capacity. They warned that if the
supply drops below 40 million
w
Jkeda’ J' Sugai I ployed is beyond his comprehen- toog over his shop to play twist
tone,
water will be restricted or
I bchids,
j sion. Why should he even con- records they brought with them.
(Continued on Page 8)
cut off for 22 sours each dav.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Kamitakahara Elected Hew
President Of Vancouver JCCA
Centre Counts on Support
Of Japan-Canada Society
Japan Leading
Ship Builder
Hamilton JCCA Benefit
Dance Nets $100 For
Nipponia Home
Japanese Bess Also Husband Finder
Page 2
PAGE 2
Japanese Better Integrated Than Chinese J
Saturday, May H^^
Dates and Doings
By STANFORD LYMAN
Hn
i
™
.
in antagonistic
antagonistic co-oueratinn
co-operation.
| heralds a change. The closing of
From the Vancouver Sun
China to return migration has
In distinct contrast to China- hastened the severing of oldVANCOUVER.—The Japanese
California Minister At Hamilton Church
have responded quite differently tov, n, "Little Tokyos” have not world ties.
HAMILTON.—The
from the Chinese to the challenge expeilenced inner-directed inter
Hamilton minister, he i
of life in America. Second gen necine power struggles. Rather
However, it should not be over Buddhist Church is pleased to
Ter
eration Japanese exhibit, within the. Japanese have organized and looked that, for all its inequities. announce that the Rev. J. Tsutool
60 years, greater degrees of in insisted on equal rights with Chinatown ministered a
mura of Watsonville, California,
tegration into the American so- Caucasian Americans. No tradi stawed,
footloose
population will be in Hamilton on June 3rdJ It is hoped and expected tW
ciety than has been the case with tion of old-world rule has sur whose needs could not be met bv at 7:00 P.AI. Gotane Service.
[many will turn out and y-J
tlie Chinese, whose settlement is vived the immigrant generation, the institutions of the lar^'
Besides holding the position of I hear this very fine man.
^
twice as long.
aF? even that generation threw societv.
°
♦
s
A full scale study of the Japa off the fetters of old world inr iiiciily,
Ulis
writ si*
must
nese and Chinese in the United iMtutions as soon as conditions QHeyy the alleged advantages
Jr. Y.B.S. Gym Night Reslated For May 26
States would reveal certain im permitted.
arising from total and unreservTORONTO.—The Junior YBS To participate in the activity
portant differences, differences
The conditions for the integra ea integration into American sowhich I believe could be used in tion of Chinese into American cieuy. Scholars have already do- is sponsoring a Gym Night on you must wear running shoes
Saturday, May 26 from 8:30part to
’ ‘
different ThT^^
To add the finishing touch to
extent of acculturation fo?7heseH
kideed be at hand, cumented the barrenness of the 10:30 P.AI.. Originally set for
®^
’
6i
‘
<ibsimilated
life
for
the
Nean enjoyable evening of sports
two groups.
the use of second and thirdAfusb the Chinese in the May 19th the event has been set refreshments will be served Non
generation American-born Chi- J;
back
one
week.
_
Mese who have the opportunity to Jnited States look forward to
^e Emitted for
Fellas, here’s your chance to
Ihe kinship system of nine- penetrate the white man’s world the . emergence of a yellow bour
81.00
and
members
for 50c with
show
off
your
athletic
prowess
teenth
century
geoisie to stand beside that of
southeastern 1 occupationally and residpntiilb^ the
membership
cards.
Membership
in volleyball, basketball, floor
black man ?
S‘“ was PMrilineal, patripolesiaentiall..
tee
of
one
dollar
may
be paid to
hockey, badminton, etc.
testa! and patri local
A single
Jo-Anne
Kitamura.
°
All the fun and laughter will
large-scale lineage not infre
So don’t be shy, come out and
take place at the University
frequen tly
ted an entire
-, 1 nh abi
-------Settlement
House,
make
new friends at the Jr. YBS
10
Grange
village. Though the lot of woAve., just behind the Art Gallery. Gym Night.
men was better than certain
8
wri ters have described, wives I * ‘ .
writers
were in effect the property of Anniversary
Obituaries
the lineage more than thev were
Welcome Party For Consul-General Now June 2nd
the helpmates of the husbands.
TAKEAIOTO
MONTREAL. — The plamied ing Mr. K. Ikawa who was trans
Women did not travel abroad
welcome
party for the newly ar ferred to Belgium, in February.
, Y J^ COUVER.—Mr. Tsurukiwith their husbands. Emigrants
rived
Japanese
Consul-General.
chi fakemoto, 80, passed awav
Japanese Canadian residence
regarded their journey as ternMr.
Yukihisa
Tamura
and his
Hospital, rsuya was held at the
porary and their return as cer
of
Montreal and district are re
on May 10, 1962 at Vancouver wife has been, set back a week to
tain.
funeral home and funeral serv June 2nd. The function sponsor quested to attend this affair.
Abroad the Chinese lived as
ices were held at St. Augustine ed by the Japanese Club of Mon Those wishing to attend are asked
homeless men, never fully accept
treal will begin at 6:00 P.M.
to notify the executive of your
i
t by 1 ather Kealy on May
ing the permanence of their so
Mr. Tamura took over the Mon intention before the end of* the
12th.
Interment
took
place
the
journ. They identified themselves
following day at
Oceanview treal post just recently, succeed- month.
with their clan, village, and dia
Cemetery.
lect grouping. The overseas clan,
*
village, or prefectural leaders
Rev. Tsumura Guest Speaker At Bukkyo-kai
were accepted as legitimate subMarriages
^^dtes for the village council
TORONTO. — The Reverend on May 26 and 27. (Toronto will
Ihe immigrant’s country of re
YAK URA-AURA
Junjo . Tsumura, minister of the have three representation).
sidence was not regarded as
VERNON, B.C.—Miss Masako Watsonville Buddhist Church.
Immediately after the 2:00
home, but as a “job” eventually
Watsonville, California, will be P.M. service, a welcome tea will
Aura,
daughter
of
Mr.
Zentaro
to be terminated.
Aura of North Kamloops, B.C. the guest speaker at the Toronto be held in the church hall.
and Air. Toshiro Yakura, son of Buddhist Church on June 3rd.
In the Japanese kinship svs_ The Buddhist Churches of Ame
and Mrs’ Yukitoshi Yakura
tem on the other hand, village
of Vernon, B.C. were married on rica has launched a program a Training Session For
loyalties were disconnected from
May a, 1962 at Vernon All Saint few years ago to send ministers
ties of- kinship, and had been
-photo by Jack Hemmy
Anglican Church with the Rev on an Eastern and Mid-Western Buddhist School Workers
severely weakened with the po
| Reeve officiating. Sewanins were district tour. The Reverend Tsu _ TORONTO.—A training ses
litical centralization carried on
for
Buddhist Religious
Mr. and Airs. AHtsuo Yokome o* mura is~ guest lecturer at the sion
by the Tokugawa and Aleiji re
Kamloops, B.C. Reception follow EYBL Sunday School seminar School workers will be held on
—Over one hund ed at the Japanese Hall in Ver which will be held in New York June 2 J Saturday) at 8:00 P.M.
gimes. Japanese emigrants dill
not live long as homeless men. red friends and relatives extend- non.
The topic will be “How To Teach
As soon as they had a sufficient ed best wishes to Mr. and Airs.
Buddhism To Children,” a lecture
competency, they sent for wives Jiigeru Sasaki, who celebrated
by the Reverend Junjo Tsmura,
trom Japan and established do ineir 50th wedding anniversary
minister of the Watsonville
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
mestic life in the new country. at the Nikko Gardens recently.
Buddhist
Church in California
iORONiO.—Air. and Mrs.
Air. and Airs. Sasaki have two
Gradually the immigrant coun
and
board
member of the Na
Lossy K. Asada would like to
try came to be accepted as a sons, four daughters and ten
tional
Sunday
School.
announce the change in their
permanent home, especially- after grandchildren.
address to 5 Herman Ave.,
the birth and rearing of children
Toronto 5, Ont. Phone 5336777.
Engagements
St. Alban's To Hold
Ihe Chinese came and remain
1ORONTO.
—
The
engagement
ed wage workers or merchants
Union Service Sunday
. America.
This necessitated Vs mmounced of Helen Ayame,
TORONTO.—St. Alban’s Ang
living in flio city and inevitably daughter of Airs. Y. Matsui and
NOTICE
lican Church will hold an Issei111 th^ ghetto set aside for Chi the late . Mr. Y. Alatsui. to Air.
Former memers of the Pic
Nisei Union service on Sunda"
nese. There their personal eco Henry Hideo Tabata, son of Air.
ture.
Butte
Japanese
Mutual
May
20th at 11:30 A.M.
'
nomic and social needs could be ‘‘'M Mrs. _D. Tabata.
Assistance
Society
please
note
eysmgrement party was
The ^uest speaker will be Cap
met.
There individual reco<mithat the property, PL 4 Block
tain, R. A. Taylor of the Anglic
tion and response, denied to them , held at Kwongchow on Alay 12th.
2. Plan 6/64 Dl in the Town
an Church Army of Canada.
by the categorical treatment of
of Picture Butte. Alberta, he’d
Everyone
is cordially invited to
white men were possible.-There
by the above Society will ’ be
attend
the
service.
Chinese religious, social and po
transferred
by
its
trustees
to
litical practices could be carried
TORONTO.—Mr. and Mrs. Tak
the Lethbridge Northern Ja
on without the intruding stare of -^ura (nee Montsugu) wish to
OFFICE
panese
Canadian Society, ef
RESIDENCE
the foreigner.
EM. 4-1394
2 Vesta Drive
announce the birth of a babv gM
fective
June
1,
unless
objec
EM. 4-1395
Political life in Chinatown was latncia Lynne Masako, 7 lbs" on
HUdson 5-1365
tions of members are receiv
Y. TOKIWA
riot tranquil. Struggles for power, May 16, 1962 at Grace Hospital.
ed.
Please send correspondblood feuds, and "wars” of venJOHN S. MILLAR is pleas
dencc to the following:
seance were not infrequent in
ed to announce that Paul YoAir. S. Kunimoto
the early days. Tim
Barrister & Solicitor
shiharu Tokiwa. B.A., LLB.
1517 14th Ave., S.
entrenched the loyal ms of m<
KAZUO
G.
OIYE
Banister and Solicitor is now
NOTARY PUBLIC
to their respective issociation
Lethbridge, Alta.
associated with him in the
1008 Northern Ontario Building
barrister
,
solicitor
More important in accounting for
or
practice of law at Suite 600.
300 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
NOTARY PUBLIC
non-aceulturation, these inb-i.
Bank of Commerce Building
kumoto
TOBONTO
3
College
St.,
Tore
ate*
mural Jights isolated the Chinese
lo King Street, West HamiL
liom me uncomprehending larger
S?- Tel- JA- 8-1186. Res.
Room 103
Lethbridge. Alta.
WA. 1-M05
OX. 8-2280 (Res.)
hem together
Personal Rotes Across Canada I
50 TH
i
Welcome Japanese Canadian Friends
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
MAY 20. 1962
A.M —Religious School
—Morning Service
\“e
°f Nembutsu"
Ul^XJ^Z s„ic.
kwo^gchow
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
Catering to Wedding Banquets. Shows
Seating Capacity 240
918 Bathurst St.
I
OPTOMETRISTS
Complete Care
For Your Eyes
EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED
»
and Parties
)
I
w o ™
ntiCn °~ Tde Ou‘ °^ers
-M. 2-u029 Fo- Reservations EM. 2-4322
I
ffi*O±
11:30
vanad^ J.C. United
Speaker: Rev. Gordon Imai
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas, Toronto
A HEARTY mcoZw^ ^^ ^
1
TORIC
OPTICAL
”
„
BD-
----------- ——701 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto
118 West Hastings St.
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Japanese Better Integrated Than Chinese J
Saturday, May H^^
Dates and Doings
By STANFORD LYMAN
Hn
i
™
.
in antagonistic
antagonistic co-oueratinn
co-operation.
| heralds a change. The closing of
From the Vancouver Sun
China to return migration has
In distinct contrast to China- hastened the severing of oldVANCOUVER.—The Japanese
California Minister At Hamilton Church
have responded quite differently tov, n, "Little Tokyos” have not world ties.
HAMILTON.—The
from the Chinese to the challenge expeilenced inner-directed inter
Hamilton minister, he i
of life in America. Second gen necine power struggles. Rather
However, it should not be over Buddhist Church is pleased to
Ter
eration Japanese exhibit, within the. Japanese have organized and looked that, for all its inequities. announce that the Rev. J. Tsutool
60 years, greater degrees of in insisted on equal rights with Chinatown ministered a
mura of Watsonville, California,
tegration into the American so- Caucasian Americans. No tradi stawed,
footloose
population will be in Hamilton on June 3rdJ It is hoped and expected tW
ciety than has been the case with tion of old-world rule has sur whose needs could not be met bv at 7:00 P.AI. Gotane Service.
[many will turn out and y-J
tlie Chinese, whose settlement is vived the immigrant generation, the institutions of the lar^'
Besides holding the position of I hear this very fine man.
^
twice as long.
aF? even that generation threw societv.
°
♦
s
A full scale study of the Japa off the fetters of old world inr iiiciily,
Ulis
writ si*
must
nese and Chinese in the United iMtutions as soon as conditions QHeyy the alleged advantages
Jr. Y.B.S. Gym Night Reslated For May 26
States would reveal certain im permitted.
arising from total and unreservTORONTO.—The Junior YBS To participate in the activity
portant differences, differences
The conditions for the integra ea integration into American sowhich I believe could be used in tion of Chinese into American cieuy. Scholars have already do- is sponsoring a Gym Night on you must wear running shoes
Saturday, May 26 from 8:30part to
’ ‘
different ThT^^
To add the finishing touch to
extent of acculturation fo?7heseH
kideed be at hand, cumented the barrenness of the 10:30 P.AI.. Originally set for
®^
’
6i
‘
<ibsimilated
life
for
the
Nean enjoyable evening of sports
two groups.
the use of second and thirdAfusb the Chinese in the May 19th the event has been set refreshments will be served Non
generation American-born Chi- J;
back
one
week.
_
Mese who have the opportunity to Jnited States look forward to
^e Emitted for
Fellas, here’s your chance to
Ihe kinship system of nine- penetrate the white man’s world the . emergence of a yellow bour
81.00
and
members
for 50c with
show
off
your
athletic
prowess
teenth
century
geoisie to stand beside that of
southeastern 1 occupationally and residpntiilb^ the
membership
cards.
Membership
in volleyball, basketball, floor
black man ?
S‘“ was PMrilineal, patripolesiaentiall..
tee
of
one
dollar
may
be paid to
hockey, badminton, etc.
testa! and patri local
A single
Jo-Anne
Kitamura.
°
All the fun and laughter will
large-scale lineage not infre
So don’t be shy, come out and
take place at the University
frequen tly
ted an entire
-, 1 nh abi
-------Settlement
House,
make
new friends at the Jr. YBS
10
Grange
village. Though the lot of woAve., just behind the Art Gallery. Gym Night.
men was better than certain
8
wri ters have described, wives I * ‘ .
writers
were in effect the property of Anniversary
Obituaries
the lineage more than thev were
Welcome Party For Consul-General Now June 2nd
the helpmates of the husbands.
TAKEAIOTO
MONTREAL. — The plamied ing Mr. K. Ikawa who was trans
Women did not travel abroad
welcome
party for the newly ar ferred to Belgium, in February.
, Y J^ COUVER.—Mr. Tsurukiwith their husbands. Emigrants
rived
Japanese
Consul-General.
chi fakemoto, 80, passed awav
Japanese Canadian residence
regarded their journey as ternMr.
Yukihisa
Tamura
and his
Hospital, rsuya was held at the
porary and their return as cer
of
Montreal and district are re
on May 10, 1962 at Vancouver wife has been, set back a week to
tain.
funeral home and funeral serv June 2nd. The function sponsor quested to attend this affair.
Abroad the Chinese lived as
ices were held at St. Augustine ed by the Japanese Club of Mon Those wishing to attend are asked
homeless men, never fully accept
treal will begin at 6:00 P.M.
to notify the executive of your
i
t by 1 ather Kealy on May
ing the permanence of their so
Mr. Tamura took over the Mon intention before the end of* the
12th.
Interment
took
place
the
journ. They identified themselves
following day at
Oceanview treal post just recently, succeed- month.
with their clan, village, and dia
Cemetery.
lect grouping. The overseas clan,
*
village, or prefectural leaders
Rev. Tsumura Guest Speaker At Bukkyo-kai
were accepted as legitimate subMarriages
^^dtes for the village council
TORONTO. — The Reverend on May 26 and 27. (Toronto will
Ihe immigrant’s country of re
YAK URA-AURA
Junjo . Tsumura, minister of the have three representation).
sidence was not regarded as
VERNON, B.C.—Miss Masako Watsonville Buddhist Church.
Immediately after the 2:00
home, but as a “job” eventually
Watsonville, California, will be P.M. service, a welcome tea will
Aura,
daughter
of
Mr.
Zentaro
to be terminated.
Aura of North Kamloops, B.C. the guest speaker at the Toronto be held in the church hall.
and Air. Toshiro Yakura, son of Buddhist Church on June 3rd.
In the Japanese kinship svs_ The Buddhist Churches of Ame
and Mrs’ Yukitoshi Yakura
tem on the other hand, village
of Vernon, B.C. were married on rica has launched a program a Training Session For
loyalties were disconnected from
May a, 1962 at Vernon All Saint few years ago to send ministers
ties of- kinship, and had been
-photo by Jack Hemmy
Anglican Church with the Rev on an Eastern and Mid-Western Buddhist School Workers
severely weakened with the po
| Reeve officiating. Sewanins were district tour. The Reverend Tsu _ TORONTO.—A training ses
litical centralization carried on
for
Buddhist Religious
Mr. and Airs. AHtsuo Yokome o* mura is~ guest lecturer at the sion
by the Tokugawa and Aleiji re
Kamloops, B.C. Reception follow EYBL Sunday School seminar School workers will be held on
—Over one hund ed at the Japanese Hall in Ver which will be held in New York June 2 J Saturday) at 8:00 P.M.
gimes. Japanese emigrants dill
not live long as homeless men. red friends and relatives extend- non.
The topic will be “How To Teach
As soon as they had a sufficient ed best wishes to Mr. and Airs.
Buddhism To Children,” a lecture
competency, they sent for wives Jiigeru Sasaki, who celebrated
by the Reverend Junjo Tsmura,
trom Japan and established do ineir 50th wedding anniversary
minister of the Watsonville
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
mestic life in the new country. at the Nikko Gardens recently.
Buddhist
Church in California
iORONiO.—Air. and Mrs.
Air. and Airs. Sasaki have two
Gradually the immigrant coun
and
board
member of the Na
Lossy K. Asada would like to
try came to be accepted as a sons, four daughters and ten
tional
Sunday
School.
announce the change in their
permanent home, especially- after grandchildren.
address to 5 Herman Ave.,
the birth and rearing of children
Toronto 5, Ont. Phone 5336777.
Engagements
St. Alban's To Hold
Ihe Chinese came and remain
1ORONTO.
—
The
engagement
ed wage workers or merchants
Union Service Sunday
. America.
This necessitated Vs mmounced of Helen Ayame,
TORONTO.—St. Alban’s Ang
living in flio city and inevitably daughter of Airs. Y. Matsui and
NOTICE
lican Church will hold an Issei111 th^ ghetto set aside for Chi the late . Mr. Y. Alatsui. to Air.
Former memers of the Pic
Nisei Union service on Sunda"
nese. There their personal eco Henry Hideo Tabata, son of Air.
ture.
Butte
Japanese
Mutual
May
20th at 11:30 A.M.
'
nomic and social needs could be ‘‘'M Mrs. _D. Tabata.
Assistance
Society
please
note
eysmgrement party was
The ^uest speaker will be Cap
met.
There individual reco<mithat the property, PL 4 Block
tain, R. A. Taylor of the Anglic
tion and response, denied to them , held at Kwongchow on Alay 12th.
2. Plan 6/64 Dl in the Town
an Church Army of Canada.
by the categorical treatment of
of Picture Butte. Alberta, he’d
Everyone
is cordially invited to
white men were possible.-There
by the above Society will ’ be
attend
the
service.
Chinese religious, social and po
transferred
by
its
trustees
to
litical practices could be carried
TORONTO.—Mr. and Mrs. Tak
the Lethbridge Northern Ja
on without the intruding stare of -^ura (nee Montsugu) wish to
OFFICE
panese
Canadian Society, ef
RESIDENCE
the foreigner.
EM. 4-1394
2 Vesta Drive
announce the birth of a babv gM
fective
June
1,
unless
objec
EM. 4-1395
Political life in Chinatown was latncia Lynne Masako, 7 lbs" on
HUdson 5-1365
tions of members are receiv
Y. TOKIWA
riot tranquil. Struggles for power, May 16, 1962 at Grace Hospital.
ed.
Please send correspondblood feuds, and "wars” of venJOHN S. MILLAR is pleas
dencc to the following:
seance were not infrequent in
ed to announce that Paul YoAir. S. Kunimoto
the early days. Tim
Barrister & Solicitor
shiharu Tokiwa. B.A., LLB.
1517 14th Ave., S.
entrenched the loyal ms of m<
KAZUO
G.
OIYE
Banister and Solicitor is now
NOTARY PUBLIC
to their respective issociation
Lethbridge, Alta.
associated with him in the
1008 Northern Ontario Building
barrister
,
solicitor
More important in accounting for
or
practice of law at Suite 600.
300 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
NOTARY PUBLIC
non-aceulturation, these inb-i.
Bank of Commerce Building
kumoto
TOBONTO
3
College
St.,
Tore
ate*
mural Jights isolated the Chinese
lo King Street, West HamiL
liom me uncomprehending larger
S?- Tel- JA- 8-1186. Res.
Room 103
Lethbridge. Alta.
WA. 1-M05
OX. 8-2280 (Res.)
hem together
Personal Rotes Across Canada I
50 TH
i
Welcome Japanese Canadian Friends
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
MAY 20. 1962
A.M —Religious School
—Morning Service
\“e
°f Nembutsu"
Ul^XJ^Z s„ic.
kwo^gchow
CHOP SUEY HOUSE
Catering to Wedding Banquets. Shows
Seating Capacity 240
918 Bathurst St.
I
OPTOMETRISTS
Complete Care
For Your Eyes
EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED
»
and Parties
)
I
w o ™
ntiCn °~ Tde Ou‘ °^ers
-M. 2-u029 Fo- Reservations EM. 2-4322
I
ffi*O±
11:30
vanad^ J.C. United
Speaker: Rev. Gordon Imai
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas, Toronto
A HEARTY mcoZw^ ^^ ^
1
TORIC
OPTICAL
”
„
BD-
----------- ——701 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto
118 West Hastings St.
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Page 3
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Crown Life Insurance Cc
Authorized Agent for All Airlines
AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR
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Saturday. May 19, 1962
PAGE 7
Former K.C. Athletics 1st Sacker
Enjoys Playing Japan Pro Ball
Judo Tournaments—East
onto, Ernie Huggins, Hamilton,
Gene Doerssam, Orkville, Jacques
Moi*onval. Montreal, and four Ottawans. Richard Fudemoto, Nick
Bartole, Jean Major and Doug
TOKYO.—By his own admis- divulge, but he added “I couldn’t
OTTAWA. — Don McClelland treal sandan Rene Lalonde with
sion Jim McManus, formerly of have been treated better if I w
nidan of Toronto HatasMta and apparent ease on a hidari uchirhe Kansas City Athletics, never with the New York Yankees.”
Toronto Hatashita captured the
Gilles Champagne shodan of Othad it so good.
McManus is one of the Whales tawa Asahi club were declared mata.
mudansha team event again, with
The first baseman from Chest three foreign players—the limit co-champs of
Champagne defeated Stratford a 10-0 victory in the final over
nut Hill, Mass., quit the Pacific allowed a Japanese team under Ottawa Judo the fifth annual shodan Ben Wasman in the other
Tournament last semi-final with a waza-ari uchiCoast League Hawaii Islanders commission rules.
Saturday.
on Dennis McCann’s ouchi-gari
this year to throw in his lot with
mata and a decisive ippon-seoi. on Doug- Falkuze. Other members
Asked what he thinks of Japa
The
unusual
decision
was
given
the Taiyo Whales of Jaipan’s Cen nese players, McManus replied:
after the two battlers—almost Champagne couldn’t throw Ot of the champion five were Wally
tral League.
“They’re a lot better than I evenly matched in physique and tawa’s Dr. Harold Brownell sho Kirijewski, Norm Munro, Jim
Last year the Whales wound had expected, especially the skill had fought for 18 minutes dan in the quarter-final, but got Mandia and Fred Gruber.
up in the cellar. So far this year, pitchers. They have excellent without a clear throw or hold.
Oshawa
defeated
Montreal
control and seem to work the ball Both showed hidari uchimata as
they are riding liigh.
111 t^?.. °ther quarter-final Seido-Kwan No. 2 in semis 25-10
Perhaps McManus has some in and out better than back their big waza. Champagne, who events, Niiya won by referee's
and Toronto Hatashita edged Ot
thing to do with it. It’s too early home.”'
won the. Eastern Canada title in decision after two ' extensions
But he finds American and Ja the April shiai in Toronto, then with Dunean Vignale shodan of tawa Hatashita 15-10.
to say.
Warman
eliminated
But he has made a big hit over panese fans very different.
Other clubs in the event were
tried ground techniques, but Mc Toronto.
“
Japanese
fans,
”
he
said,
“
'are
Claude
Bernardin
nidan
of Mon- Ottawa I MCA, Ottawa Asahi,
here.
Clelland proved too tricky for
treal Hakudokan with a
Seated in the living room of very loyal and stay on the side the Ottawan to gain a hold.
West Ottawa, Montreal YMCA,
of
their
team,
whether
it
’
s
first
Montreal Hakudokan, East York,
his new, two-bedroom bungalow or third base.”
After four indecisive three- sode-tsurikomi-goshi.
Eliminated earlier were Ron Belleville, Niagara Falls, Oak
in Tokyo—the Whales built it
minute extension over the regu
Language
hasn
’
t
presented
Desormeaux
nidan of Hull, Que. ville, Fetawawa, Ajax, Hull and
a lation six-minute match, referee
specially for him—the 25-yearproblem
to
Jim.
and
shodans
Jim
McFadden. Tor- Buckingham.
old McManus summed up his rea
Fred Okimura sandan of Mon
sons for being here.
“The Whales always have an treal drew judges Frank Hata
“I wanted a chance to see the interpreter for me who explains shita godan of Toronto and Rich
Orient. And the compensation is everything- carefully. That’s how Richardson nidan of Ottawa aside
I learn the signs and nW sche and the draw decision was made
aea
good.’1’
dule.
They couldn’t be more con final.
How g'ood McManus wouldn’t
siderate.”
McClelland’s toughest previous
LETHBRIDGE, Alta.—Follow i Judoka! was declared Alberta
match was the semi-final with ing are the winners of the vari Black Belt Champion by defeat
Don Niiya nidan, the hefty Mon ous belt divisions in the recently ing J. Jongens of the Edmonton
treal Seido-Kwan youngster bat held Alberta Judo Shiai in the Kodokwai in the finals, after a
Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.* tling- it out to a decision. In Civic Auditorium, Lethbridge, hard-fought battle that went into
quarter-finals, McClelland sur Alta.
‘Doctor of Chiropractic
overtime.
prised
the
crowd by tossing Mon1
el
low
Belt
—
Ken
Tamura,
Competition in all grades was
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Picture Butte: Orange Belt—Ron very keen and all clubs report
1*4 Block West of Christie)
Powell,
Kodokwai
Edmonton; membership is on the increase.
Cameron, Weldon
Green Belt—Ray Taulfest, Rose It was also apparent . that the
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mary; Blue Belt—Lance Ninko- yellow and orange belt grades
Brewin & McCallum
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vich. Red Deer; - Brown Belt— seemed to have a larger percent
372 Bay St.
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Toronto
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Gunther Hass, Kidokwai, Edmon age of young Judoka due to the
EM. 3-4391
TORONTO
ton; Ladies—Loreta Vermont— fact that many of the dojo’s now
TORONTO. — Al Masukawa, Hiro’s Club, Calgary; Team—Ko offer training for juniors. This
will no doubt become more no
President and Rick Matsumoto, dokwai, Edmonton.
ticeable as time goes on and more
Eight
teams
participated
in
the
co-organizers of the Toronto Ni
SAY IT WITH
of
the youngsters enter senior
above
.events
representing,
Me
sei Hockey League would like to
Lucien C Kurata
ranks.
R. Powell winner of the
dicine
Hat,
Calgary,
Red
Deer,
take this opportunity to thank
FLOWERS
orange
belt division is a prime
Rosemary,
Lethbridge,
Jasper
the players for the kind gifts
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
example,
having attained his
Place
and
Edmonton.
which we received at last week’s
SHARON'S FLORIST
NOTARY PUBLIC
sixteenth birthday in March of
Two
Katas
were
demonstrated
banquet.
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
Office Hours Saturday
this year.
With keen youthful
All players wishing to parti during the evening. A kime-no- judoka such as this, plus senseis
October to April Inclusive
Peter Sasaki — K. Sasaki
kata
was
shown
by
Mr.
Y.
Kat
cipate next year and who have suta, godan and Mr. Nakagawa, the calibre of Mr. Katsuta and
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not
signed are asked to contact
Suite 513 Temple Building
Mr. Senda. Alberta should not
Al
at
PL. 5-6687 or Rick at HO. shodan. Goshin-jitsu-no-kata was experience, any difficulty what
Res: HO. 6-7962
TORONTO
demonstrated
by
Mr.
Y.
Senda,
5-4501. The league is hoping to sandan and Mr. T. Yoshida, sho ever, in maintaining its high
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expand to five and possibly six dan.
BESSES&aSSQSQSSE
standard of judo in the future.
teams next fall, so any players
H. De Graaf of Jasper Place
Vic Hunt
who did not play this year but
wish to do so in the 1962-63 sea
son are also asked to contact us
during the
summer.
FIRST
COME FIRST SERVED!
MONTREAL.—Japanese gym Dr. H. Douglas Whittle, chair
More news will follow at the
nasts,
rated among the best in man of the gymnastic committee
end of summer. So long for now
STUDIO
the
world,
will show their agility of the Amateur Athletic Union
and thanks for all the wonderful
and
skill
here
late in July.
of Canada. Dr. Whittle was in
support given us this year.
town
from Vancouver to discuss
“
We
expect
their
team
to
come
Al & Rick
to Montreal after the World the Canadian Gymnastics Cham
program with Immacu
Championships at Prague,” said pionship
late
Conception
Club officials,
For Repairs On
hosts for the 1962 chamlpionships
it is a good policy to
which open June 22 and conclude
T.V. — RADIO — HI-FI
have the RIGHT POLICY
284-A YONGE ST.
June 23 at the Maisonneuve Civic
EM. 6-2411
Sports Centre.
JAMES KAMINO
Consult
Where would the Japanese
WALES and DUNCAN
gymnasts perform here?
T.V. SERVICE
“They are going on a short
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SHINGLING
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and West
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Hockey Players Urged
To Sign For 1962-63
Japanese Gymnasts To Perform In Montreal
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PAGE 7
Former K.C. Athletics 1st Sacker
Enjoys Playing Japan Pro Ball
Judo Tournaments—East
onto, Ernie Huggins, Hamilton,
Gene Doerssam, Orkville, Jacques
Moi*onval. Montreal, and four Ottawans. Richard Fudemoto, Nick
Bartole, Jean Major and Doug
TOKYO.—By his own admis- divulge, but he added “I couldn’t
OTTAWA. — Don McClelland treal sandan Rene Lalonde with
sion Jim McManus, formerly of have been treated better if I w
nidan of Toronto HatasMta and apparent ease on a hidari uchirhe Kansas City Athletics, never with the New York Yankees.”
Toronto Hatashita captured the
Gilles Champagne shodan of Othad it so good.
McManus is one of the Whales tawa Asahi club were declared mata.
mudansha team event again, with
The first baseman from Chest three foreign players—the limit co-champs of
Champagne defeated Stratford a 10-0 victory in the final over
nut Hill, Mass., quit the Pacific allowed a Japanese team under Ottawa Judo the fifth annual shodan Ben Wasman in the other
Tournament last semi-final with a waza-ari uchiCoast League Hawaii Islanders commission rules.
Saturday.
on Dennis McCann’s ouchi-gari
this year to throw in his lot with
mata and a decisive ippon-seoi. on Doug- Falkuze. Other members
Asked what he thinks of Japa
The
unusual
decision
was
given
the Taiyo Whales of Jaipan’s Cen nese players, McManus replied:
after the two battlers—almost Champagne couldn’t throw Ot of the champion five were Wally
tral League.
“They’re a lot better than I evenly matched in physique and tawa’s Dr. Harold Brownell sho Kirijewski, Norm Munro, Jim
Last year the Whales wound had expected, especially the skill had fought for 18 minutes dan in the quarter-final, but got Mandia and Fred Gruber.
up in the cellar. So far this year, pitchers. They have excellent without a clear throw or hold.
Oshawa
defeated
Montreal
control and seem to work the ball Both showed hidari uchimata as
they are riding liigh.
111 t^?.. °ther quarter-final Seido-Kwan No. 2 in semis 25-10
Perhaps McManus has some in and out better than back their big waza. Champagne, who events, Niiya won by referee's
and Toronto Hatashita edged Ot
thing to do with it. It’s too early home.”'
won the. Eastern Canada title in decision after two ' extensions
But he finds American and Ja the April shiai in Toronto, then with Dunean Vignale shodan of tawa Hatashita 15-10.
to say.
Warman
eliminated
But he has made a big hit over panese fans very different.
Other clubs in the event were
tried ground techniques, but Mc Toronto.
“
Japanese
fans,
”
he
said,
“
'are
Claude
Bernardin
nidan
of Mon- Ottawa I MCA, Ottawa Asahi,
here.
Clelland proved too tricky for
treal Hakudokan with a
Seated in the living room of very loyal and stay on the side the Ottawan to gain a hold.
West Ottawa, Montreal YMCA,
of
their
team,
whether
it
’
s
first
Montreal Hakudokan, East York,
his new, two-bedroom bungalow or third base.”
After four indecisive three- sode-tsurikomi-goshi.
Eliminated earlier were Ron Belleville, Niagara Falls, Oak
in Tokyo—the Whales built it
minute extension over the regu
Language
hasn
’
t
presented
Desormeaux
nidan of Hull, Que. ville, Fetawawa, Ajax, Hull and
a lation six-minute match, referee
specially for him—the 25-yearproblem
to
Jim.
and
shodans
Jim
McFadden. Tor- Buckingham.
old McManus summed up his rea
Fred Okimura sandan of Mon
sons for being here.
“The Whales always have an treal drew judges Frank Hata
“I wanted a chance to see the interpreter for me who explains shita godan of Toronto and Rich
Orient. And the compensation is everything- carefully. That’s how Richardson nidan of Ottawa aside
I learn the signs and nW sche and the draw decision was made
aea
good.’1’
dule.
They couldn’t be more con final.
How g'ood McManus wouldn’t
siderate.”
McClelland’s toughest previous
LETHBRIDGE, Alta.—Follow i Judoka! was declared Alberta
match was the semi-final with ing are the winners of the vari Black Belt Champion by defeat
Don Niiya nidan, the hefty Mon ous belt divisions in the recently ing J. Jongens of the Edmonton
treal Seido-Kwan youngster bat held Alberta Judo Shiai in the Kodokwai in the finals, after a
Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.* tling- it out to a decision. In Civic Auditorium, Lethbridge, hard-fought battle that went into
quarter-finals, McClelland sur Alta.
‘Doctor of Chiropractic
overtime.
prised
the
crowd by tossing Mon1
el
low
Belt
—
Ken
Tamura,
Competition in all grades was
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Picture Butte: Orange Belt—Ron very keen and all clubs report
1*4 Block West of Christie)
Powell,
Kodokwai
Edmonton; membership is on the increase.
Cameron, Weldon
Green Belt—Ray Taulfest, Rose It was also apparent . that the
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mary; Blue Belt—Lance Ninko- yellow and orange belt grades
Brewin & McCallum
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vich. Red Deer; - Brown Belt— seemed to have a larger percent
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ton; Ladies—Loreta Vermont— fact that many of the dojo’s now
TORONTO. — Al Masukawa, Hiro’s Club, Calgary; Team—Ko offer training for juniors. This
will no doubt become more no
President and Rick Matsumoto, dokwai, Edmonton.
ticeable as time goes on and more
Eight
teams
participated
in
the
co-organizers of the Toronto Ni
SAY IT WITH
of
the youngsters enter senior
above
.events
representing,
Me
sei Hockey League would like to
Lucien C Kurata
ranks.
R. Powell winner of the
dicine
Hat,
Calgary,
Red
Deer,
take this opportunity to thank
FLOWERS
orange
belt division is a prime
Rosemary,
Lethbridge,
Jasper
the players for the kind gifts
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
example,
having attained his
Place
and
Edmonton.
which we received at last week’s
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sixteenth birthday in March of
Two
Katas
were
demonstrated
banquet.
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
Office Hours Saturday
this year.
With keen youthful
All players wishing to parti during the evening. A kime-no- judoka such as this, plus senseis
October to April Inclusive
Peter Sasaki — K. Sasaki
kata
was
shown
by
Mr.
Y.
Kat
cipate next year and who have suta, godan and Mr. Nakagawa, the calibre of Mr. Katsuta and
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not
signed are asked to contact
Suite 513 Temple Building
Mr. Senda. Alberta should not
Al
at
PL. 5-6687 or Rick at HO. shodan. Goshin-jitsu-no-kata was experience, any difficulty what
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demonstrated
by
Mr.
Y.
Senda,
5-4501. The league is hoping to sandan and Mr. T. Yoshida, sho ever, in maintaining its high
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expand to five and possibly six dan.
BESSES&aSSQSQSSE
standard of judo in the future.
teams next fall, so any players
H. De Graaf of Jasper Place
Vic Hunt
who did not play this year but
wish to do so in the 1962-63 sea
son are also asked to contact us
during the
summer.
FIRST
COME FIRST SERVED!
MONTREAL.—Japanese gym Dr. H. Douglas Whittle, chair
More news will follow at the
nasts,
rated among the best in man of the gymnastic committee
end of summer. So long for now
STUDIO
the
world,
will show their agility of the Amateur Athletic Union
and thanks for all the wonderful
and
skill
here
late in July.
of Canada. Dr. Whittle was in
support given us this year.
town
from Vancouver to discuss
“
We
expect
their
team
to
come
Al & Rick
to Montreal after the World the Canadian Gymnastics Cham
program with Immacu
Championships at Prague,” said pionship
late
Conception
Club officials,
For Repairs On
hosts for the 1962 chamlpionships
it is a good policy to
which open June 22 and conclude
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WALES and DUNCAN
gymnasts perform here?
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and West
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Golf Booming In Japan
7
Husband Providers.
(Continued from Page One)
-------- ------------------------- Saturday. May 19 in.,
™ MEW CANADUN
•^■uiho.iix.ed as secona class mail hv the Pnef
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and for payment or postage in cash.
Office Department, Ottawa
TOKYO.—Golf is boomin
in sent and another 50 are publicly
Japan.
years receive almost no wages.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of earh " °’,
owned. The rest are privately m 67
^°-ethei' in a dormi
citv^re? ^Pensive and, for operated.
as a medium of expression and newsoSi
tory which the employer supplier
city dvrellers, often far from
A big- fillip to the popularity From the fourth through the
among those of Japanese origin
easily accessible, membership of of the game in Japan was the
T UMEZUKI, Fab£
Canad<1
seventh
year
the
girls
receive
a private golf club has become unexpected success scored by the
RiCK MATSUMOTO
„
< n essential status svmol for bu- Japanese team in the Canada leguiar wages while their hous
ing
and
food
is
still
provided
by
m™\ T”, and ’Passional Cup matches played here in Octo the employer.
men. Membership may cost more ber 1957. This victory put the
than 000,000 yen ($1,680)..
“But at the expiration of the
Japanese into the international
>t0?y the grame, once con- golf picture and awakened public seven-year speriod each girl will
be 4?r°7de1d ^th a «ood and
sideied the pastime of aristo interest. '
|
'. orthy husband. It was part of
crats, the extremely wealthy and
Today, there are about a half Her understanding when she went
foreigners. is also spreading- to dozen important contests for the
to work.
the masses.
amateur, including" the national
If Jie employer is to attract
wi?Idina7 Wase earners’ house- amateur and the national open
MaleJieIp Wanted
r°?eil Ke MUSt Supply
Domestic Help Wanted
Vnc even colle^ students championships.
there husbands. To be able to LeI^oK^u61?61'3 wanted- Phone
lie
°n the cheaPer pub- . Tournaments for professionals
3-5196 Mr. Maehara (Toronto).’
5 soad husbands he must
q
a * ^Tses, especially on include the Japanese profession
O loox arier children, mod^
‘
make
certain
the
girls
are
train
GARDEN helper wanted, phone M
Eh"kayS' Cadies are mostly al championship and the Japa
live in. Call ME. 6-2204 (Torom0)‘ '
wives. This is his
nese open, the Yomiuri interna- ed to be good
j°b and she ^ be ^tabe, RO. 9-5565 (Toronto)
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and
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Golf Booming In Japan
7
Husband Providers.
(Continued from Page One)
-------- ------------------------- Saturday. May 19 in.,
™ MEW CANADUN
•^■uiho.iix.ed as secona class mail hv the Pnef
n
and for payment or postage in cash.
Office Department, Ottawa
TOKYO.—Golf is boomin
in sent and another 50 are publicly
Japan.
years receive almost no wages.
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of earh " °’,
owned. The rest are privately m 67
^°-ethei' in a dormi
citv^re? ^Pensive and, for operated.
as a medium of expression and newsoSi
tory which the employer supplier
city dvrellers, often far from
A big- fillip to the popularity From the fourth through the
among those of Japanese origin
easily accessible, membership of of the game in Japan was the
T UMEZUKI, Fab£
Canad<1
seventh
year
the
girls
receive
a private golf club has become unexpected success scored by the
RiCK MATSUMOTO
„
< n essential status svmol for bu- Japanese team in the Canada leguiar wages while their hous
ing
and
food
is
still
provided
by
m™\ T”, and ’Passional Cup matches played here in Octo the employer.
men. Membership may cost more ber 1957. This victory put the
than 000,000 yen ($1,680)..
“But at the expiration of the
Japanese into the international
>t0?y the grame, once con- golf picture and awakened public seven-year speriod each girl will
be 4?r°7de1d ^th a «ood and
sideied the pastime of aristo interest. '
|
'. orthy husband. It was part of
crats, the extremely wealthy and
Today, there are about a half Her understanding when she went
foreigners. is also spreading- to dozen important contests for the
to work.
the masses.
amateur, including" the national
If Jie employer is to attract
wi?Idina7 Wase earners’ house- amateur and the national open
MaleJieIp Wanted
r°?eil Ke MUSt Supply
Domestic Help Wanted
Vnc even colle^ students championships.
there husbands. To be able to LeI^oK^u61?61'3 wanted- Phone
lie
°n the cheaPer pub- . Tournaments for professionals
3-5196 Mr. Maehara (Toronto).’
5 soad husbands he must
q
a * ^Tses, especially on include the Japanese profession
O loox arier children, mod^
‘
make
certain
the
girls
are
train
GARDEN helper wanted, phone M
Eh"kayS' Cadies are mostly al championship and the Japa
live in. Call ME. 6-2204 (Torom0)‘ '
wives. This is his
nese open, the Yomiuri interna- ed to be good
j°b and she ^ be ^tabe, RO. 9-5565 (Toronto)
ticn
and
the
Chuniehi
open.
there ^^ 0,11-V ab0llt
good at it.
titul home, private living m
' bsi
(Toronto^
^ P
' phone PL- 5-6731 CRy8VGSAWO SEC11 ^-fc :ers.
golt courses in Japan at preHusband provision is a funO-OU61 (Toronto)
Japanese Chemist Wins
,part of tlle responsibiFemale Help Wanted
minii l the successful Japanese
American
Award
House For Sale
BOLTOV
a
t
I
business manager.”
Broadway Florists
er® experienced on dolls
n
Japanese che- '-------- --- ---------- -------- - ----------------- m?2hea wS®Yf
.lth electric machines. V/e de kQ L solid brick, family
mid Sanichiro Mazushima of To„
GnS ?
Floy ers For Every Occassion'
li--r. Apply 251 Sorauren Ave. (Toronto) bathrooms and finished
nyo was among 110 new fellows
TIRST ROBOT
Price 1-4978
S17 900
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RiJ . casement.-Hom
FuR
Delivered locally
GA.
k?
? ?>dgn honorary mem- . A« ancient Greek, Daedalus
Telegraphed out-of-town
2
Rooms
To
Let
eIe^tedJ recently to the Ame- tented what may have been the
Winnie H. Taguchi
S. Academy of Arts and Grid’s first robot^ Zd^
ke^'Sifhng room and kitchen, cenFiat For Ren?
'
^1 West Broadway
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Apartment For Rent
S?1^1’64 by .Massachusetts durmG the revolutionary Avar, the
?^W°°D and Eglinton, three room three room flatT^F^U^
basemem apartment. Private entrance
Academy’s membership of 1800
bine and Danforth. Phone OX. 8-30b
Phone RU. 3-9980 (Toronto)
'
now includes national and” inter
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3
o cuerd
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