Page 1
1963
30$
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THE.,^W CANADIAN
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An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. XXVII—No. 52
s
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1963
Public Invited T©
Visit Centre Site
^TORONTO. — Permission has
Ween granted by J. Robert Page
©d.. general contractor for the
Opanese
Canadian
Cultural
Centre, to admit visitors to the
Building site on two consecutive
Weekends, July 6, 7 and July 13
Toronto, Ont.
1000 More than Last Year. .
4,000 Attend Toronto JCCA Picnic
Arrangements for this
pre
view were made by Centre ofTORONTO.—An
enthusiastic
ficials because of the delay in crowd of over '4000 braved last pense money or $2,000.00 in cash
Other popular events were the
■
—
won
by
Mr.
Ron
Game,
163
Kiddies
Treasure Hunt, Bingo,
completion of the building and Sunday’s 90 degree heat at
Races, and the Fukubiki (lucky
Westway,
Weston,
Ont.
Ticket
because there has been Ittle op Spiinghill Park to celebrate the
ticket stub draw). A nice breeze
sold by K. Okihiro,
portunity for the general public 14th Annual Toronto JCCA Com
aided
the kite flying’ contest.
2ND PRIZE: Color Television
tq view the site.
One of the nicest demonstra
munity Picnic. A notable fact was —won by Dawson Longhurst, 438
tions of the day was the. various
According to Mr. Harold Yo the increase of young Nisei and
Perth Avenue. Ticket sold by M. Odoris performed by such not
neyama, President of the Japa Sansei picnickers to the usual
S. Okuno.
able dancing groups as Mitnese Canadian Cultural Centre, older crowd.
3RD PRIZE: Portable Televi suba-kai and Sakura-kai of Tor
the scheduled completion by the
One of the highlights of the sion won by George King, 227 onto and the Sururan-kai of Ha
milton, Ont.
end of June has been delayed due day was the J,C. Cultural Cen
Cosbum Avenue. Ticket sold by
to strike negotiations of those tre’s Annual Trip To Japan Raf Atsuko Katsumi.
Many people were dismayed to
trades affecting construction of fle. The following is the list of
hear
that the Karate demonstra
4TH PRIZE: Sferio Hi-Fi—
the
Centre
building.
prize-winners as picked by Mrs. won by Mr. Doc Yasui, 49 Win- tion was being cancelled due to
t VANCOUVER.—An injury
The
exteriorconstruction
of
K.
Komura, wife of the Japanese demere.
another commitment in Niagara
do a little girl caused while she
Consul:
Falls.
the building is now almost com
‘played inside Vancouver’s
5TH PRIZE:
Tape Recorder
1ST PRIZE: Air Trip To Ja —won by V. M.
plete
and work is now concen
The Toronto JCCA expressed
iMoimtain Cemetery last fall
Basta, 202 Modeep
thanks to all the partici
trated on the interior.
pan For Two plus $500.00 ex- iawk Road, Bronte, Ont.
has led city ‘officials to inves
pants,
performers and prize do
Centre representatives will be
tigate the condition of old
nors such as: Continental Family
on hand on each of the above‘tombstone foundations, This
Co-op, Furuya Trading- Company,
mentioned
dates between the
cemetery contains over 2000
Eglinwood Gift Shop, China
House, Kwong Chow Chop Suey
hours of 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. to
Japanese tombstones.
OTTAWA. — Prime Minister the centenary of the work of the louse, Ginza Cafe, Kameoka
conduct visitors to the building.
Investigations showed that
Book Trading Company, Dundas
Entry to Nie site may be gained Pearson pleaded for tolerance Fathers of Confederation.
50 were already toppled and
Union Store, Japan Camera. Cen
from Eglinton Avenue just east and understanding in “an unhy
imany others were in bad contre,
Paramount Gift Store Shop,
“They were courageous and'
Golden
Dragon Chop Suey House',
phenated
Canadianism
”
and
the
of
the
Don
Valley
Parkway.
dition. Fortunately, no Japa
far-sighted men who laid well
Nikko
Gardens, Sai Woo Chop
Transportation will be provided preservation of Canada’s national the foundations of our nation
nese stone has yet fallen, but
Suey
House,
Mrs. K. Kameoka
by contacting the Centre office identity.
hood.
investigators revealed many
•and Kotobuki-kai.
(RU. 9-2462).
In his July 1 message to Cana
will not stay up for long.
The Prime Minister said to
J.C. Cultural Centre dian’s observing Monday’s na- day’s need was to draw from the
, The city has asked the Ja
tional holiday, Mr. Pearson said: past the resolution “with which
panese Consulate General and
“Our national identity was not to face and overcome the prob
the Vancouver JCCA for as- i Japan in 'Universe' Race
TOKYO. — Former president
easy
to create and it will not be
sistance in notifiing the fami
MIAMI BEACH. — Entrants easy to preserve and develop. We lems of the present and to build Dwight D. Eisenhower whose
lies of the deceased, the ma
with foresight towards the new 1960 plans to visit Japan dissolv
from 62 countries and locales are
ed after street riots, may visit
jority now residing in Eastern
represented to date in the “Miss 'are - subject to many powerful achievements of the future.”
Japan
the end of the year,
Universe” beauty pageant, ac outside influences. . .”
Canada.
He said Canada’s distinction Tokyo before
sources
said recently.
cording
to
notifications
received
The Prime Minister- said Can was that she chose not to build
Those who have tombstones
by pageant officials.
So
far,
the
sources
said, Gen.
ada’s 96th birthday celebration a melting-pot from the peoples
in Mountain view Cemetery
Among the Asian nations to
^jsen^ower bas not yet announc
are requested to contact Mr.
enter are Ceylon, Hong Kong, is an occasion “for genuine pride who came to populate her, but ed a decision, but alumni of Co
Japan, Korea. Macao, Malaya- in the past and for a realistic to allow them to make “their own lumbia University in Japan have
Gordon Kadota, 5626 Larch
Singapore, Okinawa and Philip appraisal of the future.”
Street, Vancouver 13, B.C. im
and varied contributions to'- the repeated an invitation was ex
pines.
tended more than a year ago. InHe
reminded
Canadians
that
mediately. The cost of re-en-anauMus mac formation and maturing of a lications are that such a trip is
;hey would soon be celebrating | common Canadian character.”
forcing each foundation is
Jeing considered.
Big
Delegation
For
1964
estimated at seven dollars.
Eisenhower was president
A TOKYO.—Japan will have a
of Columbia after World War II
giant delegation of 450 officials
and before he was recalled dur
ing the Korean war to become
and' athletes at the 1964 Olympic
first chief of the North Atlantic
TORONTO.
Games in Tokyo, according to the
According to Raymond Buddhist Church.
Treaty Organization.
Japan Amateur Athletic Federa word from the headquarters of
He is scheduled to deliver the
tion.
The invitation reportedly was
the Buddhist Churches of Ameri 11:00 A.M. Morning Service ser
The federation recently decid
made and renewed as an attempt
ed to request funds of 384 million ca (San Francisco, California), it mon and .also the afternoon ser to atone for violence which
Work was underway yen ($1,067,520) for the six was announced that the Rev. mon in Japanese. The Buddhist cause Gen. Eisenhower to cancel
the construction of months beginning next April for Ensei Nekota and his bride will Church will announce further the 1960 visit. '
r
V^rt (1.1 million) the development of athletes for visit Toronto during the week plans to welcome the distin
Cathohc cathedral on a the Olympic Games. This repre end of July 6 and 7th.
guished conscientious young- mi
J overlooking Tokyo.
sents one-half of the amount pro
This will be his first visit since nister.
A new structure will replace vided for the fiscal year ending
his leave of absence from the
T.B.S.
a bre-bomb raid next March 31.
Teenager’s Version
v
War II.
By TAKASHI SHIOZAKI
j°? Ppominent Japa^uer Premier
Let s walk as we look up
A
have agreed to
So that the tears won’t fall
ee
a ^nd-raising commitI recall that spring day
tai“f,!;£im« ‘he con.
The
dictionary
does
not
supply
anyway, in the usual, small re T'was a lonely night.
By LIZ HEANEY
o^hida
th*3 new cathedral.
the names of all the various frigerator or on the limited shelf
lda is not a Catholic.
When Japan arrives at the car- food one must purchase. Even space. The rare housewife pos Let s walk as we look up
To Add to Gift
in-every-garage era possibly the knowing the Japanese equivalent,' sessing a large refrigerator And count the blurred stars
age of weekly-grocery-shopping- some items an American might would find the small shopkeepers I recall that summer day
sou=ht to sup- behind-the-wheel will follow much ask
for are only found in the im
^0,000)
1On 7en (about later, for it may take a major ported food section of the de unprepared to sell large amounts T’was a lonely night.
to one person. Some of his mer
*shon pJ11 trom Josef Archpartment
stores,
and
at
a
higher
revolution
to
up-root
her
tradi
chandise
comes to him by farm happiness is above the clouds
Cologne to' visit
?Jdlng. costs after tional shopping customs, that be price than in the States, so one er’s back, by bike or by motor happiness is above the sky.
n r Tokyo six years ago. gan at the source of the food learns to do without them. Japa skooter and is an adequate
supply and reach into the house nese brands are labeled in diffi amount for his tiny, cramped Let’s walk as we look up
i
• ra^ng committee hold
cult kanji, but neighbors are store and his customers who must §? Ibat the tears won’t fall
of every consumer.
(.5277 .--10 about 100 million
An American, after a time, handy to educate a foreigner as walk and carry their small, dailv Walking as I cry
^e build;/ 0n subscriptions comes to feel at home with the tc the quality ones, which she purchases.
T’was a lonely night.
*
fuPd from Japa- shopping customs of a neighbor should consistenly purchase, for
SHOPPING FOR ONE MEAL
tonal i^
an<i an ad- hood like Toshima-ku in Ikebu- the tell-tale evidence of error is takes
lots of time, because there
^recall that autumn day
^CaS yen
kurot Merchants, at first sur noticed when the proud “teach is no one-stop super market; but ’’was a lonely night.
the individual’s long, daily walk
in1??3’ bead. of the Fe- prised and amused, shower the ers” drop in for tea.
is in the star’s shadows
An American may overwhelm is assured and must account for Sadness
willing learner with kindness.
^adness
is
in the moon’s shadow
T3 and ^hiX°n<511C- °rg-ahiza- Their patience with her mistakes and worry the food store people trim figures of most Japa ^et s walk as we look up
5Ao
H°rie, Bank of eventually produces the comfor by asking for large amounts. A nese women. An American house So that the tears won’t fall
^oi'tfjS n’T. vice-chair- table, veteran shopper, and they week’s supply of groceries loaded wife finds herself walking dis- Walking las I cry
o
-und raising commit- ,continue to take great pains to I into an automobile, if such were
T’was a lonely night
CContinued on page 8)
fulfill her needs.
। to be had, would find no room.
T’was a lonely night.
Wanted: Ex Van.
families Of Deceased
Drop Hyphen in Canadian: P.M
Ike Invited Again
Japan Catholics Start
Myo Cathedral Drive
Rev. Ensei Nekota To Visit Toronto July 6 & 7
More Sukiyaki
Three Eggs & a Half Loaf of Bread, Please
30$
C£
THE.,^W CANADIAN
fii®
^iin^
01
101
not
idy
302
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. XXVII—No. 52
s
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1963
Public Invited T©
Visit Centre Site
^TORONTO. — Permission has
Ween granted by J. Robert Page
©d.. general contractor for the
Opanese
Canadian
Cultural
Centre, to admit visitors to the
Building site on two consecutive
Weekends, July 6, 7 and July 13
Toronto, Ont.
1000 More than Last Year. .
4,000 Attend Toronto JCCA Picnic
Arrangements for this
pre
view were made by Centre ofTORONTO.—An
enthusiastic
ficials because of the delay in crowd of over '4000 braved last pense money or $2,000.00 in cash
Other popular events were the
■
—
won
by
Mr.
Ron
Game,
163
Kiddies
Treasure Hunt, Bingo,
completion of the building and Sunday’s 90 degree heat at
Races, and the Fukubiki (lucky
Westway,
Weston,
Ont.
Ticket
because there has been Ittle op Spiinghill Park to celebrate the
ticket stub draw). A nice breeze
sold by K. Okihiro,
portunity for the general public 14th Annual Toronto JCCA Com
aided
the kite flying’ contest.
2ND PRIZE: Color Television
tq view the site.
One of the nicest demonstra
munity Picnic. A notable fact was —won by Dawson Longhurst, 438
tions of the day was the. various
According to Mr. Harold Yo the increase of young Nisei and
Perth Avenue. Ticket sold by M. Odoris performed by such not
neyama, President of the Japa Sansei picnickers to the usual
S. Okuno.
able dancing groups as Mitnese Canadian Cultural Centre, older crowd.
3RD PRIZE: Portable Televi suba-kai and Sakura-kai of Tor
the scheduled completion by the
One of the highlights of the sion won by George King, 227 onto and the Sururan-kai of Ha
milton, Ont.
end of June has been delayed due day was the J,C. Cultural Cen
Cosbum Avenue. Ticket sold by
to strike negotiations of those tre’s Annual Trip To Japan Raf Atsuko Katsumi.
Many people were dismayed to
trades affecting construction of fle. The following is the list of
hear
that the Karate demonstra
4TH PRIZE: Sferio Hi-Fi—
the
Centre
building.
prize-winners as picked by Mrs. won by Mr. Doc Yasui, 49 Win- tion was being cancelled due to
t VANCOUVER.—An injury
The
exteriorconstruction
of
K.
Komura, wife of the Japanese demere.
another commitment in Niagara
do a little girl caused while she
Consul:
Falls.
the building is now almost com
‘played inside Vancouver’s
5TH PRIZE:
Tape Recorder
1ST PRIZE: Air Trip To Ja —won by V. M.
plete
and work is now concen
The Toronto JCCA expressed
iMoimtain Cemetery last fall
Basta, 202 Modeep
thanks to all the partici
trated on the interior.
pan For Two plus $500.00 ex- iawk Road, Bronte, Ont.
has led city ‘officials to inves
pants,
performers and prize do
Centre representatives will be
tigate the condition of old
nors such as: Continental Family
on hand on each of the above‘tombstone foundations, This
Co-op, Furuya Trading- Company,
mentioned
dates between the
cemetery contains over 2000
Eglinwood Gift Shop, China
House, Kwong Chow Chop Suey
hours of 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. to
Japanese tombstones.
OTTAWA. — Prime Minister the centenary of the work of the louse, Ginza Cafe, Kameoka
conduct visitors to the building.
Investigations showed that
Book Trading Company, Dundas
Entry to Nie site may be gained Pearson pleaded for tolerance Fathers of Confederation.
50 were already toppled and
Union Store, Japan Camera. Cen
from Eglinton Avenue just east and understanding in “an unhy
imany others were in bad contre,
Paramount Gift Store Shop,
“They were courageous and'
Golden
Dragon Chop Suey House',
phenated
Canadianism
”
and
the
of
the
Don
Valley
Parkway.
dition. Fortunately, no Japa
far-sighted men who laid well
Nikko
Gardens, Sai Woo Chop
Transportation will be provided preservation of Canada’s national the foundations of our nation
nese stone has yet fallen, but
Suey
House,
Mrs. K. Kameoka
by contacting the Centre office identity.
hood.
investigators revealed many
•and Kotobuki-kai.
(RU. 9-2462).
In his July 1 message to Cana
will not stay up for long.
The Prime Minister said to
J.C. Cultural Centre dian’s observing Monday’s na- day’s need was to draw from the
, The city has asked the Ja
tional holiday, Mr. Pearson said: past the resolution “with which
panese Consulate General and
“Our national identity was not to face and overcome the prob
the Vancouver JCCA for as- i Japan in 'Universe' Race
TOKYO. — Former president
easy
to create and it will not be
sistance in notifiing the fami
MIAMI BEACH. — Entrants easy to preserve and develop. We lems of the present and to build Dwight D. Eisenhower whose
lies of the deceased, the ma
with foresight towards the new 1960 plans to visit Japan dissolv
from 62 countries and locales are
ed after street riots, may visit
jority now residing in Eastern
represented to date in the “Miss 'are - subject to many powerful achievements of the future.”
Japan
the end of the year,
Universe” beauty pageant, ac outside influences. . .”
Canada.
He said Canada’s distinction Tokyo before
sources
said recently.
cording
to
notifications
received
The Prime Minister- said Can was that she chose not to build
Those who have tombstones
by pageant officials.
So
far,
the
sources
said, Gen.
ada’s 96th birthday celebration a melting-pot from the peoples
in Mountain view Cemetery
Among the Asian nations to
^jsen^ower bas not yet announc
are requested to contact Mr.
enter are Ceylon, Hong Kong, is an occasion “for genuine pride who came to populate her, but ed a decision, but alumni of Co
Japan, Korea. Macao, Malaya- in the past and for a realistic to allow them to make “their own lumbia University in Japan have
Gordon Kadota, 5626 Larch
Singapore, Okinawa and Philip appraisal of the future.”
Street, Vancouver 13, B.C. im
and varied contributions to'- the repeated an invitation was ex
pines.
tended more than a year ago. InHe
reminded
Canadians
that
mediately. The cost of re-en-anauMus mac formation and maturing of a lications are that such a trip is
;hey would soon be celebrating | common Canadian character.”
forcing each foundation is
Jeing considered.
Big
Delegation
For
1964
estimated at seven dollars.
Eisenhower was president
A TOKYO.—Japan will have a
of Columbia after World War II
giant delegation of 450 officials
and before he was recalled dur
ing the Korean war to become
and' athletes at the 1964 Olympic
first chief of the North Atlantic
TORONTO.
Games in Tokyo, according to the
According to Raymond Buddhist Church.
Treaty Organization.
Japan Amateur Athletic Federa word from the headquarters of
He is scheduled to deliver the
tion.
The invitation reportedly was
the Buddhist Churches of Ameri 11:00 A.M. Morning Service ser
The federation recently decid
made and renewed as an attempt
ed to request funds of 384 million ca (San Francisco, California), it mon and .also the afternoon ser to atone for violence which
Work was underway yen ($1,067,520) for the six was announced that the Rev. mon in Japanese. The Buddhist cause Gen. Eisenhower to cancel
the construction of months beginning next April for Ensei Nekota and his bride will Church will announce further the 1960 visit. '
r
V^rt (1.1 million) the development of athletes for visit Toronto during the week plans to welcome the distin
Cathohc cathedral on a the Olympic Games. This repre end of July 6 and 7th.
guished conscientious young- mi
J overlooking Tokyo.
sents one-half of the amount pro
This will be his first visit since nister.
A new structure will replace vided for the fiscal year ending
his leave of absence from the
T.B.S.
a bre-bomb raid next March 31.
Teenager’s Version
v
War II.
By TAKASHI SHIOZAKI
j°? Ppominent Japa^uer Premier
Let s walk as we look up
A
have agreed to
So that the tears won’t fall
ee
a ^nd-raising commitI recall that spring day
tai“f,!;£im« ‘he con.
The
dictionary
does
not
supply
anyway, in the usual, small re T'was a lonely night.
By LIZ HEANEY
o^hida
th*3 new cathedral.
the names of all the various frigerator or on the limited shelf
lda is not a Catholic.
When Japan arrives at the car- food one must purchase. Even space. The rare housewife pos Let s walk as we look up
To Add to Gift
in-every-garage era possibly the knowing the Japanese equivalent,' sessing a large refrigerator And count the blurred stars
age of weekly-grocery-shopping- some items an American might would find the small shopkeepers I recall that summer day
sou=ht to sup- behind-the-wheel will follow much ask
for are only found in the im
^0,000)
1On 7en (about later, for it may take a major ported food section of the de unprepared to sell large amounts T’was a lonely night.
to one person. Some of his mer
*shon pJ11 trom Josef Archpartment
stores,
and
at
a
higher
revolution
to
up-root
her
tradi
chandise
comes to him by farm happiness is above the clouds
Cologne to' visit
?Jdlng. costs after tional shopping customs, that be price than in the States, so one er’s back, by bike or by motor happiness is above the sky.
n r Tokyo six years ago. gan at the source of the food learns to do without them. Japa skooter and is an adequate
supply and reach into the house nese brands are labeled in diffi amount for his tiny, cramped Let’s walk as we look up
i
• ra^ng committee hold
cult kanji, but neighbors are store and his customers who must §? Ibat the tears won’t fall
of every consumer.
(.5277 .--10 about 100 million
An American, after a time, handy to educate a foreigner as walk and carry their small, dailv Walking as I cry
^e build;/ 0n subscriptions comes to feel at home with the tc the quality ones, which she purchases.
T’was a lonely night.
*
fuPd from Japa- shopping customs of a neighbor should consistenly purchase, for
SHOPPING FOR ONE MEAL
tonal i^
an<i an ad- hood like Toshima-ku in Ikebu- the tell-tale evidence of error is takes
lots of time, because there
^recall that autumn day
^CaS yen
kurot Merchants, at first sur noticed when the proud “teach is no one-stop super market; but ’’was a lonely night.
the individual’s long, daily walk
in1??3’ bead. of the Fe- prised and amused, shower the ers” drop in for tea.
is in the star’s shadows
An American may overwhelm is assured and must account for Sadness
willing learner with kindness.
^adness
is
in the moon’s shadow
T3 and ^hiX°n<511C- °rg-ahiza- Their patience with her mistakes and worry the food store people trim figures of most Japa ^et s walk as we look up
5Ao
H°rie, Bank of eventually produces the comfor by asking for large amounts. A nese women. An American house So that the tears won’t fall
^oi'tfjS n’T. vice-chair- table, veteran shopper, and they week’s supply of groceries loaded wife finds herself walking dis- Walking las I cry
o
-und raising commit- ,continue to take great pains to I into an automobile, if such were
T’was a lonely night
CContinued on page 8)
fulfill her needs.
। to be had, would find no room.
T’was a lonely night.
Wanted: Ex Van.
families Of Deceased
Drop Hyphen in Canadian: P.M
Ike Invited Again
Japan Catholics Start
Myo Cathedral Drive
Rev. Ensei Nekota To Visit Toronto July 6 & 7
More Sukiyaki
Three Eggs & a Half Loaf of Bread, Please
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Wednesday, July 3, 1963
PAGE 7
Dates and Doings
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Hamilton JCCA To Hold Picnic July 7th
HAMILTON, Ont. — Races,
Fees will be $1.00 per adult. 50
cames, bingo, fukubiki, suikawari, cents for children 13 to 16 year^
brimming will be just part of the and free for kiddies 12 and under’
interesting and fun-filled activi
Remember to make plans now
ties of the day at the annual Ha to attend the Steel Town’s bio-,
milton JCCA Picnic this Sunday. gest Japanese comunitv uicnie at
The site is Lambert Park once Lambert Park on July" 7th.
again.
Hamilton JCCA
Cosmopolitan Cuisine
Live Bait
By STELLA ITO
lues
Tnere is a large area of the middle east that
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the Americans. We thank them for shish-kebab
and « restaurants
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And ? Patri?Uc Egyptian. Israeli or an
f tAini r lax this is the true slush-kebab and we should not
such
±Or lke ambrosia xt is fo^ ^ for the Gods. We have tasted
^o^^vo°d hills in a mansion that reeks of the
J1 ^ aJe^L^° ?ngOed through its portals, our Arabic friend
S‘^'11 Fr °J ^^pt charcoal the other night. He had a huge
Jr. YBA Presents "Beachcomber's Bop" July 6th
fl eQ Wlth marmated tamb, white onions, mushrooms, Italian
TORONTO.—Now that the hot ana prizes for your enjoyment.
g^een peppers. Deftly he skewered pieces of Iamb, vegeI weather is here, what better way So be comfortable. Be smart
T Repeating again with lamb. Somewhere in the distance a
I to spend a hot sultry summer Save money. Come to the “Beach’
™at& and below us the boulevard blinked nerI evening than at a real cool dance comiber’s Bop” on July 6 from , F• h°JednefO1
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lights.
In such a serene surrounding’, anything
I —The Beachcomber’s Bop—to be
tastes exotic and romantic, especially shish-kebab. Before me danced
8
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to
11:45
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at
the
Tor
I presented by the Jr. Y.B.A.
visions of gallant xoreign legionaires led by Gary Cooper, fighting
onto Buddhist Church.
to pieserve such precious traditions as shish-kebab.
"
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Reminder
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get
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recipe
from
our
Arabic
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Dance: The Beachcomber’s Bop in eno, tor like his grandmother, he must “throw things together.”
| shorts, Bermudas, clamdiggers,
Toronto
Buddhist but here we are, .and you will be delighted. Treat your neighbors
i slacks, etc. Short-shorts get in
and friends this summer evening to a shish-kebab party.
r for 25 cents, Bermudas and Ja- Church, 918 Bathurst St
Time: 8-11:45 p.m.
i maicas 50 cents, clamdigger and
SHISH-KEBAB SUPREME
Day: Saturday, July 6.
I cabinboys 75 cents, slacks $1.00
Dress and admission: Short
and those suffering in white shirt
Ingredients:
and tie corresponding dress the' shorts 25 cents
8-10 lbs. leg of lamb boned
Jamaicas and Bermudas 50c.
price ’s $1.25.
Cup lemon juice or vinegar
2
Clamdiggers
and
cabinboys
75c
tablespoons
salt
Be bold and show your legs
Slacks $1.00
3
cloves
garlic,
crushed
off. There will be novety dances i
Shirt and tie and dresses $1.25
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for your wedding candids
home portraits
and special events
f
|HEMMY
22 Peterlee Crescent
Islington, Ontario
BElmont 3-3095
ARE YOU GOING TO THE OLYMPICS?
write or call K. IWATA TRAVEL SERVICE for information
about their Olympic tours
By Canadian Airlines — leaving
Vancouver October 7, 1964 or
By P. & O. Orient Liner — leaving
Vancouver September 22, 1964
REMEMBER I Accommodation is becoming more
difficult to obtain — PLAN TODAY!
tablespoons b.asil
tablespoon crushed oregano
tablespoon thyme
tablespoon black pepper
can beer or
cup sauturne wine
cup oil
green peppers
small white onions, peeled
doz. small Italian tomatoes or wedges
doz. medium mushrooms
Method:
Cut lamb into 1 inch cubes, removing fat and giloUc.
Gunwinc
gristle. Combine
lemon juice, spices, beer, oil; into large bowl or pan. Take seeds
out of peppers and cut into 8 pieces. Clean onion. Use good sized
mushrooms for this, or they will break to pieces when put on
skewers Same with tomatoes, use whole Italian tomatoes known as
cocktail” tomatoes. Or get firm, almost-green ones to cut in large
wedges. Put tomatoes at tail end of skewer where they will be furth
est away from fire because they are always first to get cooked.
IJnlike beef, lamb should be well done, or it will be verv leathery
and impossible to chew.Not overdone to a crisp, but better "well done
than undeidone in this case. Or sad to say, it’s feast for the canine
members of the family next day.
Fifteen minutes or even more won’t hurt the Lamb.
Continue to watch the skewered dinner this night, constantly
turning it over so as not to have it burnt on one spot. Nothing more
is needed with shish-kebab except a jug of wine and thou
PRINTING
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(near Carl aw)
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Wedding Invitations
Thermo-engraved (Raised lettering,
Thermo-Engraving looks and feels like
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Dates and Doings
j
Hamilton JCCA To Hold Picnic July 7th
HAMILTON, Ont. — Races,
Fees will be $1.00 per adult. 50
cames, bingo, fukubiki, suikawari, cents for children 13 to 16 year^
brimming will be just part of the and free for kiddies 12 and under’
interesting and fun-filled activi
Remember to make plans now
ties of the day at the annual Ha to attend the Steel Town’s bio-,
milton JCCA Picnic this Sunday. gest Japanese comunitv uicnie at
The site is Lambert Park once Lambert Park on July" 7th.
again.
Hamilton JCCA
Cosmopolitan Cuisine
Live Bait
By STELLA ITO
lues
Tnere is a large area of the middle east that
W ? b‘
the Americans. We thank them for shish-kebab
and « restaurants
J ^ gV®
And ? Patri?Uc Egyptian. Israeli or an
f tAini r lax this is the true slush-kebab and we should not
such
±Or lke ambrosia xt is fo^ ^ for the Gods. We have tasted
^o^^vo°d hills in a mansion that reeks of the
J1 ^ aJe^L^° ?ngOed through its portals, our Arabic friend
S‘^'11 Fr °J ^^pt charcoal the other night. He had a huge
Jr. YBA Presents "Beachcomber's Bop" July 6th
fl eQ Wlth marmated tamb, white onions, mushrooms, Italian
TORONTO.—Now that the hot ana prizes for your enjoyment.
g^een peppers. Deftly he skewered pieces of Iamb, vegeI weather is here, what better way So be comfortable. Be smart
T Repeating again with lamb. Somewhere in the distance a
I to spend a hot sultry summer Save money. Come to the “Beach’
™at& and below us the boulevard blinked nerI evening than at a real cool dance comiber’s Bop” on July 6 from , F• h°JednefO1
®
n
lights.
In such a serene surrounding’, anything
I —The Beachcomber’s Bop—to be
tastes exotic and romantic, especially shish-kebab. Before me danced
8
p.m.
to
11:45
p.m.
at
the
Tor
I presented by the Jr. Y.B.A.
visions of gallant xoreign legionaires led by Gary Cooper, fighting
onto Buddhist Church.
to pieserve such precious traditions as shish-kebab.
"
I To carry out the theme, the
Reminder
_
It
'yas
a
tough
pull
to
get
any
sort
of
recipe
from
our
Arabic
I dress is to be strictly casual—
Dance: The Beachcomber’s Bop in eno, tor like his grandmother, he must “throw things together.”
| shorts, Bermudas, clamdiggers,
Toronto
Buddhist but here we are, .and you will be delighted. Treat your neighbors
i slacks, etc. Short-shorts get in
and friends this summer evening to a shish-kebab party.
r for 25 cents, Bermudas and Ja- Church, 918 Bathurst St
Time: 8-11:45 p.m.
i maicas 50 cents, clamdigger and
SHISH-KEBAB SUPREME
Day: Saturday, July 6.
I cabinboys 75 cents, slacks $1.00
Dress and admission: Short
and those suffering in white shirt
Ingredients:
and tie corresponding dress the' shorts 25 cents
8-10 lbs. leg of lamb boned
Jamaicas and Bermudas 50c.
price ’s $1.25.
Cup lemon juice or vinegar
2
Clamdiggers
and
cabinboys
75c
tablespoons
salt
Be bold and show your legs
Slacks $1.00
3
cloves
garlic,
crushed
off. There will be novety dances i
Shirt and tie and dresses $1.25
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tablespoons b.asil
tablespoon crushed oregano
tablespoon thyme
tablespoon black pepper
can beer or
cup sauturne wine
cup oil
green peppers
small white onions, peeled
doz. small Italian tomatoes or wedges
doz. medium mushrooms
Method:
Cut lamb into 1 inch cubes, removing fat and giloUc.
Gunwinc
gristle. Combine
lemon juice, spices, beer, oil; into large bowl or pan. Take seeds
out of peppers and cut into 8 pieces. Clean onion. Use good sized
mushrooms for this, or they will break to pieces when put on
skewers Same with tomatoes, use whole Italian tomatoes known as
cocktail” tomatoes. Or get firm, almost-green ones to cut in large
wedges. Put tomatoes at tail end of skewer where they will be furth
est away from fire because they are always first to get cooked.
IJnlike beef, lamb should be well done, or it will be verv leathery
and impossible to chew.Not overdone to a crisp, but better "well done
than undeidone in this case. Or sad to say, it’s feast for the canine
members of the family next day.
Fifteen minutes or even more won’t hurt the Lamb.
Continue to watch the skewered dinner this night, constantly
turning it over so as not to have it burnt on one spot. Nothing more
is needed with shish-kebab except a jug of wine and thou
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George Fukusaka
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Thermo-engraved (Raised lettering,
Thermo-Engraving looks and feels like
hand engraving, but costs about half as
much—and it’s ready within the week.
Thermo-Engraving eliminates the cop
per plate that makes hand engraving
so costly and time consuming. Select
irom our giant catalogue of flawlessly
correct papers. 11 distinctive styles of
lettering. Weddings priced as low as
§9.00 for 50 and SI3.50 for 100. completewith double envelopes and tissues.
Come in and see our complete catalogue’ Matching announcements, at
home cards, enclosure cards, etc.
THE NEW CANADIAN
Phone: HO. 3-7400
Open Thur, and Fri. Until 9 p. m.
SUNSET TERRACE
CHINESE AND CANADIAN FOOD
THE JADE
ROOM
• Wedding
Receptions
• Banquets
• Private
Parties
• Sales
Meetings
Free Parking
L.
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Phone WA. 4-8427
432 Parliament Street
TORONTO
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PAGE 8
From The Frying Pan
Cabbies Penalized For Refusing Short Fares
THE NEW CANADIAH
TOKMO. —- Tokyo’s choosey
cabbies are to be slapped with
heavier penalties for refusing
short-haul fares, the govern.,
meat’s Transportation Ministry
has decreed.
It’s common practice here,
especially .at night, for cabbies to
refuse fares that won’t put a
worthwhile amount on their
meters.
^“J110"2^ 08 secoad class,
and for payment of postaae
® ,
Post Office Department." Ottawa^
Cabbies blithely ignore angry
protests and cruise until they
find a fare that suits them.
More than 650 complaints were
lodged against the offenders over
the past year and the Transportation Ministry has urged citi.
zens to report every case.
The road transportation law
provides a maximum fine of
000 yen (884) though its full
terms were seldom invoked. Now
Taxi-hunters are stymied be the ministry intends to . impose
cause cabbies have a door-locking more maximum penalties and to
device that keeps a fare outside suspend driver’s licenses of chro
until his destination is known.
nic offenders as well.
By BILL HOSOKAWA
I ROL BLED WORLD—If you’ve been troubled by7 the rising
tempo of racial unrest, you’re likely- to be jolted bv a report in the
54.00 per S months
57.00 per year
July 1 issue of U.S. News & World Report. It points out that vir
tually every part of the world has a race problem, and home coun
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
tries discriminate against segments of its population on grounds
other than race.
Toronto 2-B. Ont
1 oi example, in England government-operated employment
exchanges frequently are instructed by employers to send “no
EMpire 6-5005
coloreds, Irish or Jews”. Black Africa is experiencing an intense
hatred of all whites, the magazine reports,'and in some areas Mos
lems are pitted against Christians reg’ardless of color.
^n y^I3an} the magazine goes on, Koreans are treated as second
c'ass„cltizens, and an estimated three million Eta, the “untouchnbles , are still discriminated against although the Eta class and
segregated Eta villages were officially- abolished in l871. In many
(Continued from page,one’)
parts of Southeast Asia, thedescendants of Chinese who migrated
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eight or ten generations ago find themselves under progressivelv tances she would never have at■ of load that these small vehicles
more restrictive regulations as nationalism grows. Even within the tempted in America; concept of’ can handle at the discretion of OPERATORS experienced
Communist Empire, where all are supposedly equal, racial conflicts what is far and what is near■ their drivers. As thrilling as a skirts and slims. Steady work. Apply
are rising-.
once! Buchan-Sinclair Ltd., 436 Wef.
changes to meet the Japanese; circus performer is the sight of at
(ington St. W. (Toronto)
Under
tse
circumstances,
.
■
.
- , it makes one wonder whether the standard.
a bike rider steering with one
various countries were really shocked at the7 racially-inspired conIn Japan, the tea shop sells hand, and balancing on the other HOME . sewers, experienced for steals
finement of Tapanc e Amei leans in World Wai’ II. Chances are it only tea; the rice store sells nothneedle machine sewing of blouses aan eight-tired box, containing on
looked like a necessary and prudent course of action, the inability hig -but rice. Cigarettes may be each layer a bowl of hot, soupy Ply 670 Richmond St. W. (Toronto)
^ the Vorlsls people to get along with each other being what it is. purchased only at the tobacco soba. The motor bike may be used COUNTER- girl, good appearance, not
5’daY week, full time, steady
1 lie point, however, is that we Americans live in glass houses, and store, and a drug store can still to carry a huge basket of vege
iob. Glenforest Cleaners Ltd
33nq
our ^-erj’actjon is fair game for moralizing and criticism. Not that be identified as such.
Yonge St. Phone HU. 8-6717
tables
or
a
moving
family
’
s
we non t deserve it, of course.
Every housekeeper owns a household good's. Often a home*
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straw shopping basket that looks ' made box is cleverly, if unwisely,
i . blNGin^T—We have hearty confirmation from Susan, our col like a large handbag with two annexed to bike or skooter for PAINTERS wonted, experience not ne
lege sophomore-to be, that Japanese is an extremely difficult lan- handles; some have the new plas transporting large items.
cessary. Phone RU. 3-7926 (Toronto)
fiuagc. Since this part of her education was neglected' at home, she’s tic straw ones. She places her
THE STREET PEDDLERS’
been struggling with it in college. Her grade in Japanese was a B. purchases directly into it; the
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chants
or chimes call housewives
S™0 111
yas A‘ Hcr Japanese instructor, Willie Nagai, merchant may wrap some items
in newspaper. Fish is wrapped, to shop at their own doors for LONG POINT beach on Lake’ Erie. Rea
finds this most difficult to fathom.
rate. Phone BE. 1-8960 (Toron
first, in bamboo paper. The daily- some ready-cooked foods—hot sonable
to).
task of one member of the fa
NEAR new Wasaga. Phone after 7 p.m.
mily shop is to construct the sweet potatoes, soba or oden.
THE PASTRY SHOPS in To 225-3794 (Toronto)
sacks
which
are
used
for
eggs
CONTINENTAL FAMILY CO-OP
and the like. .These are made of kyo are a delicious sight. The
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Cash Business
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MISSED MOST OF ALL by
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carton is separately wrapped Tn ducted only between large com
colorfully-designed ... paper, tied panies. One must plan more care
consult
1
with ribbon, then placed in- a de fully or constantly make the long
trip
to
the
bank.
Not
only
is
KIYO
TAMURA
corated, commercial sack.
The
time-conscious American may- not cash needed, but exact change,
TORONTO
appreciate this aesthetic ap for the delivery person usually
Bus. 366-5812 Res. Pl. 9-8317
proach to shopping in these food carries no change. He may be a
sections of the department store, department store clerk, temporwhich take up an entire base a'ihr absent from his counter, or
ment of first floor level, and mav the daughter of a small ship keep
er, who has made the trip for
compare to our supermarket.
one customer.
Supermarket
THE SOCIAL VALUE of Ja
A train ride will get her to a pan’s shopping customs was
new supermarket, which has just pointed out during a discussion.
Scries & Service
appeared in Tokyo and is start A college student and an older
T.V. — HI-FI — STEREO
ing a trend, but she, still will man both stated that the wife can
have the problem of carrying get away from the house three
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an<$ "will not have eliminated her ping and that she enjoys visiting
1344 Gerrard St. East,
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with her neighborhood' friends.
Toronto
Another man generously added
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Res: 461-014!
Bus: HO. S-62I3
THE DELIVERY TRUCK with that wives need this sort of
thing.
This,
of
course,
is
the
male
hundreds of packages is not in
evidence, but the heavily-laden point of view.
shopper is a common sight. The
4 O’clock Shopping
J
motor bike and the bicycle are , Ob seiwing every7 d'ay, _ ____
at four
Mrs. Gertrude Urabe
n- iracul ousl y transformed into °51°ck? ^le "’ives streaming
out
trucks.
There seems to be no of their doors to meet the vege
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of women, uniformly
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phone: HU. 1-6877
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bargaining,
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From The Frying Pan
Cabbies Penalized For Refusing Short Fares
THE NEW CANADIAH
TOKMO. —- Tokyo’s choosey
cabbies are to be slapped with
heavier penalties for refusing
short-haul fares, the govern.,
meat’s Transportation Ministry
has decreed.
It’s common practice here,
especially .at night, for cabbies to
refuse fares that won’t put a
worthwhile amount on their
meters.
^“J110"2^ 08 secoad class,
and for payment of postaae
® ,
Post Office Department." Ottawa^
Cabbies blithely ignore angry
protests and cruise until they
find a fare that suits them.
More than 650 complaints were
lodged against the offenders over
the past year and the Transportation Ministry has urged citi.
zens to report every case.
The road transportation law
provides a maximum fine of
000 yen (884) though its full
terms were seldom invoked. Now
Taxi-hunters are stymied be the ministry intends to . impose
cause cabbies have a door-locking more maximum penalties and to
device that keeps a fare outside suspend driver’s licenses of chro
until his destination is known.
nic offenders as well.
By BILL HOSOKAWA
I ROL BLED WORLD—If you’ve been troubled by7 the rising
tempo of racial unrest, you’re likely- to be jolted bv a report in the
54.00 per S months
57.00 per year
July 1 issue of U.S. News & World Report. It points out that vir
tually every part of the world has a race problem, and home coun
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
tries discriminate against segments of its population on grounds
other than race.
Toronto 2-B. Ont
1 oi example, in England government-operated employment
exchanges frequently are instructed by employers to send “no
EMpire 6-5005
coloreds, Irish or Jews”. Black Africa is experiencing an intense
hatred of all whites, the magazine reports,'and in some areas Mos
lems are pitted against Christians reg’ardless of color.
^n y^I3an} the magazine goes on, Koreans are treated as second
c'ass„cltizens, and an estimated three million Eta, the “untouchnbles , are still discriminated against although the Eta class and
segregated Eta villages were officially- abolished in l871. In many
(Continued from page,one’)
parts of Southeast Asia, thedescendants of Chinese who migrated
Female Help Wanted
eight or ten generations ago find themselves under progressivelv tances she would never have at■ of load that these small vehicles
more restrictive regulations as nationalism grows. Even within the tempted in America; concept of’ can handle at the discretion of OPERATORS experienced
Communist Empire, where all are supposedly equal, racial conflicts what is far and what is near■ their drivers. As thrilling as a skirts and slims. Steady work. Apply
are rising-.
once! Buchan-Sinclair Ltd., 436 Wef.
changes to meet the Japanese; circus performer is the sight of at
(ington St. W. (Toronto)
Under
tse
circumstances,
.
■
.
- , it makes one wonder whether the standard.
a bike rider steering with one
various countries were really shocked at the7 racially-inspired conIn Japan, the tea shop sells hand, and balancing on the other HOME . sewers, experienced for steals
finement of Tapanc e Amei leans in World Wai’ II. Chances are it only tea; the rice store sells nothneedle machine sewing of blouses aan eight-tired box, containing on
looked like a necessary and prudent course of action, the inability hig -but rice. Cigarettes may be each layer a bowl of hot, soupy Ply 670 Richmond St. W. (Toronto)
^ the Vorlsls people to get along with each other being what it is. purchased only at the tobacco soba. The motor bike may be used COUNTER- girl, good appearance, not
5’daY week, full time, steady
1 lie point, however, is that we Americans live in glass houses, and store, and a drug store can still to carry a huge basket of vege
iob. Glenforest Cleaners Ltd
33nq
our ^-erj’actjon is fair game for moralizing and criticism. Not that be identified as such.
Yonge St. Phone HU. 8-6717
tables
or
a
moving
family
’
s
we non t deserve it, of course.
Every housekeeper owns a household good's. Often a home*
*
*
*
Male Help Wanted
straw shopping basket that looks ' made box is cleverly, if unwisely,
i . blNGin^T—We have hearty confirmation from Susan, our col like a large handbag with two annexed to bike or skooter for PAINTERS wonted, experience not ne
lege sophomore-to be, that Japanese is an extremely difficult lan- handles; some have the new plas transporting large items.
cessary. Phone RU. 3-7926 (Toronto)
fiuagc. Since this part of her education was neglected' at home, she’s tic straw ones. She places her
THE STREET PEDDLERS’
been struggling with it in college. Her grade in Japanese was a B. purchases directly into it; the
Cottage For Rent
chants
or chimes call housewives
S™0 111
yas A‘ Hcr Japanese instructor, Willie Nagai, merchant may wrap some items
in newspaper. Fish is wrapped, to shop at their own doors for LONG POINT beach on Lake’ Erie. Rea
finds this most difficult to fathom.
rate. Phone BE. 1-8960 (Toron
first, in bamboo paper. The daily- some ready-cooked foods—hot sonable
to).
task of one member of the fa
NEAR new Wasaga. Phone after 7 p.m.
mily shop is to construct the sweet potatoes, soba or oden.
THE PASTRY SHOPS in To 225-3794 (Toronto)
sacks
which
are
used
for
eggs
CONTINENTAL FAMILY CO-OP
and the like. .These are made of kyo are a delicious sight. The
Apartment For Rent
magazine pages, folded in half, coming into use of wheat flour
fresh meat and fish
pasted at each side and open at opened a new avenue for artistic MODERN apartment, call 255-5321.
order Thurs. and Fri.,
outlet and creative imagination. Parklawn Manor, 317 Parklawn Road,
the top.
There are no plain cake in Japan. Toronto 18.
OCCIDENTAL FOODS
JAPANESE AND
FREE PARKING AT
REAR OF STORE
460 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO
©
PM CA7U
FREE DELIVERY EVERYDAY
Department Stores
Cash Business
CLASSIFIED
(S. Tsumura, Prop.)
BUT, if^the housewife wishes
MISSED MOST OF ALL by
to take the longer walk to one
►AUTO — FIRE — LIFE
of the modern department stores, Americans could be the con
‘
ALL FORMS
she may come home loaded with venience of writing a cheque
*
OF
'‘Christmas” packages at any when one is out of cash. Tn Jatime of the year. Each can or pan, ^business by cheque is con
carton is separately wrapped Tn ducted only between large com
colorfully-designed ... paper, tied panies. One must plan more care
consult
1
with ribbon, then placed in- a de fully or constantly make the long
trip
to
the
bank.
Not
only
is
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corated, commercial sack.
The
time-conscious American may- not cash needed, but exact change,
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appreciate this aesthetic ap for the delivery person usually
Bus. 366-5812 Res. Pl. 9-8317
proach to shopping in these food carries no change. He may be a
sections of the department store, department store clerk, temporwhich take up an entire base a'ihr absent from his counter, or
ment of first floor level, and mav the daughter of a small ship keep
er, who has made the trip for
compare to our supermarket.
one customer.
Supermarket
THE SOCIAL VALUE of Ja
A train ride will get her to a pan’s shopping customs was
new supermarket, which has just pointed out during a discussion.
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Another man generously added
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THE DELIVERY TRUCK with that wives need this sort of
thing.
This,
of
course,
is
the
male
hundreds of packages is not in
evidence, but the heavily-laden point of view.
shopper is a common sight. The
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motor bike and the bicycle are , Ob seiwing every7 d'ay, _ ____
at four
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n- iracul ousl y transformed into °51°ck? ^le "’ives streaming
out
trucks.
There seems to be no of their doors to meet the vege
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