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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY
Toronto, Ont.
Toronto J.C.C.A. To
Begin 1965 Annual
Membership Drive
ILS. Nisei
Recall Works
Of Racists
KLONG BEACH, Calif. — Old
Japanese American Citizen
■earner's at the Pacific SouthDistrict Council convention
■id here recently recalled'how
■ years ago California Governor
TORONTO.—“Two dollars can buy you a taxi ride, or* a meal
Klbert Olson as the keynote
in
a
cafe, or a couple of paperback books, or even a couple of quickBeaker severely criticised Japan,
■ruing of war to come and that
drinks; but for some 9,000 Japanese Canadians living in Toronto,
Ke JACL make certain of the
the spending of two dollars can mean a vital investment in their
■itv of those of Japanese anfuture as Canadian citizens, " said Mr. George Imai, President of
■trv. Sitting at the head table
the
Toronto Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association
final
ks Consul
General of Japan,
■other speaker was Hollywood
preparations were readied for their annual membership drive
Top Junior Judoka Team In Ontario
■or Leo Carrillo whose pleasslated to begin in the last week of May.
■ remarks gave no indication
TORONTO-—In their first official tournament, the Judo Edu
“Responsible Toronto Japanese Canadians can feel assured
I his later violent statements to cational Centre team of Toronto won the Ontario Junior Judo
hat
their rights as first-class —---------- :----- :—------ ------------------------■ press when the Japanese be- learn Championship recently at the J.C. Cultural Centre Posed
Kme the popular whipping boy, with their trophies are (left to right’): Captain, Ford Kawano. citizens are constantly guarded
by tire JCCA,” added Presid'ent
■Then, it was at other previous
Shigeki Seko, 2nd-Kyu; Morgan Blackmore, Ist-Kyu; Dave
■cific Southwest District Coun- Aida, lst-Kyu; Jim Rowe, Ist-Kyu.
Imai. “But. to insure this, the
| meetings that a succession'
|
Toronto
JCCA needs the J.C’s
Sensei at the Judo Educational Centre is one of Canada’s out■ U.S. Naval Intelligence ofleers made off-the-record ®^nding judokas, Mr. Glenn Kawano, 4th-Dan. He is assisted bv |I aid in return. Japanese CanaKAMLO O PS, B. C.—Kam 1 oo p’s
Mr. Roy Matsushita, 2nd-Dan.
| clians in this city can now show Sea Cadets were lead by Capt.
■seeches. Captain Canaga des■ibed how the Nazi invasion of
this organization that they re Roy Inouye recently as they pa
■orway was accomplished by
cognize their constant vigil in all raded at their annual inspection.
This year’s inspecting officer,
|boteurs who entered the coun
aspects of citizenship ' and wel Training Commander of HMCS
ty posing as tourists and how,
fare by becoming members for Naden, Victoria, Commander E.
pen the armed invasion vehicl| appeared, they had precise
the nominal fee of two dollars.” J. Semmens, expressed his praise
lute maps pasted on the windThis fee and the income from of the cadets lead by young Ino
pields. There was Commander • WASHINGTON. — Japanese
“This situation strongly sug the big Annual Japanese Cana- uye.
jingle who appeared genuinely who move to Hawaii are far gests that the changes in pat
Empathetic to the plight of Ni more likely to develop heart di terns of living* in Americans of dian Picnic are their two main
ti caught in the crossfire' of sease than those who stay in Japanese descent is increasing sources of income. In 1964 their Tor General Nurse Grad
Pe two great Pacific powers their homeland, a medical study their rate of development of paid membership was 609. This
TORONTO. — Miss Kay Ma
Maneuvering' for positions. An- indicates.
coronary disease,” said Dr. Ralph year their objective is set at sako Ikeda of Toronto was one
was Captain Zacharias,
The National Heart Institute E. Knutti, director of the insti
of 97 nurses who received diplo
po violently—and events prov- says the study shows coronary tute, in testimony released by a 2,000 paid-up members.
Their
annual
commitment
to mas as part of the graduating
B him a false prophet—charged heart disease causes nearly three House Appropriations Subcom
he Japanese as harbouring spies times as many deaths among mittee.
the Issei division is $500.00 and class of the Toronto General
& (Noting' espionage. His men of Japanese ancestry now
said' he hopes to expand to the National JCCA is $400.00. Hospital school of nursing held
puna the scenes activities were living in Hawaii than in men of theKnutti
study to include Japanese Last year they contributed $500.- at Convocation Hall last week.
taong those which accentuated comparable age in Japan.
living
on the West Coast of the 00 to the National JCCA History
racist campaign leading in
United
States.
Project — a project that they
to the evacuation.
The
Hawaii
project, begun last say must be completed. These, Japan Cycles Triumph
■ In this atmosphere charged U. of T. Pharmacy Grad
year, is to be based eventually
■tension , the Nisei in their
BARCELONA, Spain.' — The
TORONTO. — Miss H. S. Iiji on a study of 10,000 men of Ja as well as their regular* output
l/f
Political immaturity
Japanese
motorcycles have scor
panese descent between 40 and for welfare, immigration, human
\ anc^ uncertain steps. ma of the University of Toronto 63.
rights, etc. added to further ex- ed a great triumph at Barcelona
- ls Committee . was successfully passed her fourth
winning all three events of the
Knutti
said
5,000
men
already
penses.
I wii 111 southern California year in the Faculty of Pharmacy have shown an interest in parti
This year the Toronto JCCA G. P. of Spain. In the 50 cc class
K
?S a Coordinating Comcipating.
leaW&k Clvul Defense. A in Class II.
plan the formation of a Junior and in the 125 cc class Hugh
K bureau was set up to
JCCA which will require adder Anderson brought the Suzuki
E w Sntow,
Salty of Nisei, and
financial assistance. This junior to victory while in the 250 class
then YMCA
program will concentrate . on Phil Read won astride a Yama
"as a uiuch-called upTOKYO.
Masayuki Hashi-■ production of an orange cosmos bringing together young people ha.
Kt It Yr,'5s Caucasian moto
of Iwate Prefecture has be with this streaks of red on the
n the Nlsei stand.
come the first Japanese to win petals. Use of X-ray techniques who are interested in the JCCA*
IKe*^
the
RiCa
‘ )?
Leclme
L director the coveted gold medal of the to increase the amount of red projects and problems and who
Sm Educational
All American Selections, a world in the petal proved unsuccessful share their urgency for develop
k
affiliated
with wide group concerned with the but after continued cross breed
th
Wed Nisei
ing future leaders in the Toronto
& lov?1C aem°nstration of inspection, certification and re ing he developed a cosmos that Japanese community.
gistration of flowers and plants. had a greater amount of red than
Membership Committee Chair
either of its parents. Working
Mr. Hashimoto received the from this base he planted 20,000 man, George Takahashi urged all
3
but iatex*
propagandist for award for development of a red cosmos plants and selected 50 of
TORONTO. — As
expected
Toronto J.C’s to come to the
T^e was Kil’ cosmos flower, a special show
phort Of Ht ni korean alien, flower which is normally orange these for further cross breeding. aid of their organization. “This Doug Rogers, 4th-Dan, Olympic
The pure red cosmos was the re
Judo Silver Medalist, handily
Re talk- ; Lechller’ ^ho in in color.
$2.00 investment today, is for captured the heavyweight divi
sult.
p Nisei,
the loyalThree more years of experi the benefit of your children to sion of the 4th Canadian Judo
Mr. Hashimoto first became
menting
was necessary before a morrow,” he said.
interested in the results of cross
Championships last
Saturday.
KT”? Iate
to breeding
flower
of
the proper shape and
because of the efforts
Runner-up was Phil Wronski
All
membership
fees
should
6 ash; Ji'i characters, of his father, an authority on color was developed. Seeds for
of Quebec; B. Cook of Sask, and
rs differed
ata°sphere chicken breeding. The younger this cosmos strain, named “Sun be addressed to: Toronto Chap L. Soifert, of N.S. tied for 3rd.
la newh- u ^?ke Masaoka, Hashimoto studied
horticulture set” were then provided to the ter, Japanese Canadian Citizens’
Middleweight
Division
was
national at Chiba University and shortly AAS for testing at its 28 experi Association, P.O. Box 215, Postal captured by tough, Mike Johnson,
" iiashin^A6 JACL and now after graduation began breeding mental stations and the much Station “K”, Toronto 12, Onta lst-Dan, of Ontario, 2nd place
doouent rfPrfSentative,
cosmos flowers. After three years prized gold medal was the re rio.
was won by Henry Mukai of B.C.
to the in- of experimenting he achieved sult.
one
of the most skillful fighters
honorees. They
in
the
tournament. 3rd was
*
toS f°dTuP for
captured
by
colorful, Paul Schelde
it was Id lhe Japanese
and D. McCann, both of Ontario.
^ HenwgS-usIy un’
Lightweight division was "won
’^] Generali Shimanouchi,
jy
Pat Bolger of Ontario — at
\ educat^a x /up,an, AmeriCedar Spring area of Kent coun son’s bees get busy pollinating. 17 the youngest ever to win this
role
\- - • appreciative
It is interesting to note at one dtle — in a close referee’s de
It is blossom time once more ty to view the thousands of biosto
marvel
time,
most of these large farms cision over skillful Art Nishi of
in Kent County although a few som-laden cherry trees,
A Pre-war
H1^a’
had
many Japanese families B.C. 3rd place was captured by
ever-new
^an Of
council weeks late due to unusually cold once again
the
working on them and they are Robert Horii of B.C. and one of
JACL PSW DS
the greats of this division, John
weather. Hundreds of motorists miracle of spring. Perfume fills
on page 8)
Cont. on P. 8.
Hatashita,
the air, as the first of the sea-
Kamloops Sansei
Leads Sea Cadets
Japanese Going To Hawaii
Have More Heart Disease
1st Japanese To Win Coveted Award
Doug Rogers Wins
4th All Canadian
Judo Tournament
Japanese Canadians Leave Their Mark
are stopping in the Blenheim-
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY
Toronto, Ont.
Toronto J.C.C.A. To
Begin 1965 Annual
Membership Drive
ILS. Nisei
Recall Works
Of Racists
KLONG BEACH, Calif. — Old
Japanese American Citizen
■earner's at the Pacific SouthDistrict Council convention
■id here recently recalled'how
■ years ago California Governor
TORONTO.—“Two dollars can buy you a taxi ride, or* a meal
Klbert Olson as the keynote
in
a
cafe, or a couple of paperback books, or even a couple of quickBeaker severely criticised Japan,
■ruing of war to come and that
drinks; but for some 9,000 Japanese Canadians living in Toronto,
Ke JACL make certain of the
the spending of two dollars can mean a vital investment in their
■itv of those of Japanese anfuture as Canadian citizens, " said Mr. George Imai, President of
■trv. Sitting at the head table
the
Toronto Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association
final
ks Consul
General of Japan,
■other speaker was Hollywood
preparations were readied for their annual membership drive
Top Junior Judoka Team In Ontario
■or Leo Carrillo whose pleasslated to begin in the last week of May.
■ remarks gave no indication
TORONTO-—In their first official tournament, the Judo Edu
“Responsible Toronto Japanese Canadians can feel assured
I his later violent statements to cational Centre team of Toronto won the Ontario Junior Judo
hat
their rights as first-class —---------- :----- :—------ ------------------------■ press when the Japanese be- learn Championship recently at the J.C. Cultural Centre Posed
Kme the popular whipping boy, with their trophies are (left to right’): Captain, Ford Kawano. citizens are constantly guarded
by tire JCCA,” added Presid'ent
■Then, it was at other previous
Shigeki Seko, 2nd-Kyu; Morgan Blackmore, Ist-Kyu; Dave
■cific Southwest District Coun- Aida, lst-Kyu; Jim Rowe, Ist-Kyu.
Imai. “But. to insure this, the
| meetings that a succession'
|
Toronto
JCCA needs the J.C’s
Sensei at the Judo Educational Centre is one of Canada’s out■ U.S. Naval Intelligence ofleers made off-the-record ®^nding judokas, Mr. Glenn Kawano, 4th-Dan. He is assisted bv |I aid in return. Japanese CanaKAMLO O PS, B. C.—Kam 1 oo p’s
Mr. Roy Matsushita, 2nd-Dan.
| clians in this city can now show Sea Cadets were lead by Capt.
■seeches. Captain Canaga des■ibed how the Nazi invasion of
this organization that they re Roy Inouye recently as they pa
■orway was accomplished by
cognize their constant vigil in all raded at their annual inspection.
This year’s inspecting officer,
|boteurs who entered the coun
aspects of citizenship ' and wel Training Commander of HMCS
ty posing as tourists and how,
fare by becoming members for Naden, Victoria, Commander E.
pen the armed invasion vehicl| appeared, they had precise
the nominal fee of two dollars.” J. Semmens, expressed his praise
lute maps pasted on the windThis fee and the income from of the cadets lead by young Ino
pields. There was Commander • WASHINGTON. — Japanese
“This situation strongly sug the big Annual Japanese Cana- uye.
jingle who appeared genuinely who move to Hawaii are far gests that the changes in pat
Empathetic to the plight of Ni more likely to develop heart di terns of living* in Americans of dian Picnic are their two main
ti caught in the crossfire' of sease than those who stay in Japanese descent is increasing sources of income. In 1964 their Tor General Nurse Grad
Pe two great Pacific powers their homeland, a medical study their rate of development of paid membership was 609. This
TORONTO. — Miss Kay Ma
Maneuvering' for positions. An- indicates.
coronary disease,” said Dr. Ralph year their objective is set at sako Ikeda of Toronto was one
was Captain Zacharias,
The National Heart Institute E. Knutti, director of the insti
of 97 nurses who received diplo
po violently—and events prov- says the study shows coronary tute, in testimony released by a 2,000 paid-up members.
Their
annual
commitment
to mas as part of the graduating
B him a false prophet—charged heart disease causes nearly three House Appropriations Subcom
he Japanese as harbouring spies times as many deaths among mittee.
the Issei division is $500.00 and class of the Toronto General
& (Noting' espionage. His men of Japanese ancestry now
said' he hopes to expand to the National JCCA is $400.00. Hospital school of nursing held
puna the scenes activities were living in Hawaii than in men of theKnutti
study to include Japanese Last year they contributed $500.- at Convocation Hall last week.
taong those which accentuated comparable age in Japan.
living
on the West Coast of the 00 to the National JCCA History
racist campaign leading in
United
States.
Project — a project that they
to the evacuation.
The
Hawaii
project, begun last say must be completed. These, Japan Cycles Triumph
■ In this atmosphere charged U. of T. Pharmacy Grad
year, is to be based eventually
■tension , the Nisei in their
BARCELONA, Spain.' — The
TORONTO. — Miss H. S. Iiji on a study of 10,000 men of Ja as well as their regular* output
l/f
Political immaturity
Japanese
motorcycles have scor
panese descent between 40 and for welfare, immigration, human
\ anc^ uncertain steps. ma of the University of Toronto 63.
rights, etc. added to further ex- ed a great triumph at Barcelona
- ls Committee . was successfully passed her fourth
winning all three events of the
Knutti
said
5,000
men
already
penses.
I wii 111 southern California year in the Faculty of Pharmacy have shown an interest in parti
This year the Toronto JCCA G. P. of Spain. In the 50 cc class
K
?S a Coordinating Comcipating.
leaW&k Clvul Defense. A in Class II.
plan the formation of a Junior and in the 125 cc class Hugh
K bureau was set up to
JCCA which will require adder Anderson brought the Suzuki
E w Sntow,
Salty of Nisei, and
financial assistance. This junior to victory while in the 250 class
then YMCA
program will concentrate . on Phil Read won astride a Yama
"as a uiuch-called upTOKYO.
Masayuki Hashi-■ production of an orange cosmos bringing together young people ha.
Kt It Yr,'5s Caucasian moto
of Iwate Prefecture has be with this streaks of red on the
n the Nlsei stand.
come the first Japanese to win petals. Use of X-ray techniques who are interested in the JCCA*
IKe*^
the
RiCa
‘ )?
Leclme
L director the coveted gold medal of the to increase the amount of red projects and problems and who
Sm Educational
All American Selections, a world in the petal proved unsuccessful share their urgency for develop
k
affiliated
with wide group concerned with the but after continued cross breed
th
Wed Nisei
ing future leaders in the Toronto
& lov?1C aem°nstration of inspection, certification and re ing he developed a cosmos that Japanese community.
gistration of flowers and plants. had a greater amount of red than
Membership Committee Chair
either of its parents. Working
Mr. Hashimoto received the from this base he planted 20,000 man, George Takahashi urged all
3
but iatex*
propagandist for award for development of a red cosmos plants and selected 50 of
TORONTO. — As
expected
Toronto J.C’s to come to the
T^e was Kil’ cosmos flower, a special show
phort Of Ht ni korean alien, flower which is normally orange these for further cross breeding. aid of their organization. “This Doug Rogers, 4th-Dan, Olympic
The pure red cosmos was the re
Judo Silver Medalist, handily
Re talk- ; Lechller’ ^ho in in color.
$2.00 investment today, is for captured the heavyweight divi
sult.
p Nisei,
the loyalThree more years of experi the benefit of your children to sion of the 4th Canadian Judo
Mr. Hashimoto first became
menting
was necessary before a morrow,” he said.
interested in the results of cross
Championships last
Saturday.
KT”? Iate
to breeding
flower
of
the proper shape and
because of the efforts
Runner-up was Phil Wronski
All
membership
fees
should
6 ash; Ji'i characters, of his father, an authority on color was developed. Seeds for
of Quebec; B. Cook of Sask, and
rs differed
ata°sphere chicken breeding. The younger this cosmos strain, named “Sun be addressed to: Toronto Chap L. Soifert, of N.S. tied for 3rd.
la newh- u ^?ke Masaoka, Hashimoto studied
horticulture set” were then provided to the ter, Japanese Canadian Citizens’
Middleweight
Division
was
national at Chiba University and shortly AAS for testing at its 28 experi Association, P.O. Box 215, Postal captured by tough, Mike Johnson,
" iiashin^A6 JACL and now after graduation began breeding mental stations and the much Station “K”, Toronto 12, Onta lst-Dan, of Ontario, 2nd place
doouent rfPrfSentative,
cosmos flowers. After three years prized gold medal was the re rio.
was won by Henry Mukai of B.C.
to the in- of experimenting he achieved sult.
one
of the most skillful fighters
honorees. They
in
the
tournament. 3rd was
*
toS f°dTuP for
captured
by
colorful, Paul Schelde
it was Id lhe Japanese
and D. McCann, both of Ontario.
^ HenwgS-usIy un’
Lightweight division was "won
’^] Generali Shimanouchi,
jy
Pat Bolger of Ontario — at
\ educat^a x /up,an, AmeriCedar Spring area of Kent coun son’s bees get busy pollinating. 17 the youngest ever to win this
role
\- - • appreciative
It is interesting to note at one dtle — in a close referee’s de
It is blossom time once more ty to view the thousands of biosto
marvel
time,
most of these large farms cision over skillful Art Nishi of
in Kent County although a few som-laden cherry trees,
A Pre-war
H1^a’
had
many Japanese families B.C. 3rd place was captured by
ever-new
^an Of
council weeks late due to unusually cold once again
the
working on them and they are Robert Horii of B.C. and one of
JACL PSW DS
the greats of this division, John
weather. Hundreds of motorists miracle of spring. Perfume fills
on page 8)
Cont. on P. 8.
Hatashita,
the air, as the first of the sea-
Kamloops Sansei
Leads Sea Cadets
Japanese Going To Hawaii
Have More Heart Disease
1st Japanese To Win Coveted Award
Doug Rogers Wins
4th All Canadian
Judo Tournament
Japanese Canadians Leave Their Mark
are stopping in the Blenheim-
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TORONTO.—The Trinity Tennis Club invites you to an en
joyable season of tennis. A Get-Acquainted Round-Robin Tourna
ment is planned for May 30. On the same day a Ladder Tourna
ment
may be started.
Lobster Sashimi
New members, especially beginners, are welcome. Instruction
LORDLY LOBSTER prepared any way is a gustatory treat, for beginners will be given every Sunday morning from 9 to 10,
i- -avoiv sweetness, crispy texture and velvety moistness are re These instructions will be given by experienced players.
fined ^ enriched through seasoning and cooking. But you
Hope to see you at Trinity-Bellwoods Park.
T. Maikawa
who revei in gourmet adventure, must try lobster sashimi.
By STELLA ITO
LOBSTER SASHIMI
Ingredients:
1 lobster tail per serving
9 tablespoon shoyu
Dash of lemon juice
Pinch of Ajinomoto
.
Grated horseradish or fresh ginger, or wasabi
RESIDENCE
2 Vosta Drive
HUdson 5-1365
OFFICE
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EM. 4-1395
Cherry Blossom dance at J.C.C. Centre, May 28th
TORONTO.—Keep Friday, May 28th open for the First An
nual Cherry Blossom Festival Dance to be held at the J.C. Cultural
Centre. Be entertained at intermission time by the Suzuvan-kai
from Hamilton, and' the Sakura-kai from Toronto. Vote for the
first Queen of the Cherry Blossom Festival. Big band music will be
provided by the popular ‘■Embers'’ for your dancing pleasure.
Method:
Make plans now to attend with .all your friends. Dancing from 9
Cut the soft undershell of the lobster . tail and remove meat. p m. to 1 a.m. Bar service provided. See you there.
T-.ke care not to do too much damage to the tail shell.
Joint Committee on Cherry Blossom Feltival
Remove the vein and rinse meat in cold water. Cut into thin
bite dze slices. Place pieces in ice water and chill about 12 minutes.
*
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Remove and dry with paper towel.
Boil shell after removing meat until it turns red. Cool and J.C.C. Centre Seeks Interesting Hobbies To Display
line the inside with shredded green vegetables, i.e., lettuce, daikon
TORONTO.—Stamp collection? Coin collection? Model planes?
or raddish. Arrange pieces of lobster on garnish and' serve with Or what have you? The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre is
following sauce.
interested in your hobby and wants you to display it in their
Lobster meat chilled thoroughly before serving will have a forth-coming Hobby Show on June 12th (from 2 to S p.m.) and
firm texture.
June 13 (from 1 to 5 p.m.) at the Centre.
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Everyone is urged to enter projects that might be of
interest,
to others looking for an hobby. Japanese Canadian parents
KABUTO AGE
are urged to interest their children in contributing some product
Ingredients:
of their handicraft.
The J.C. Cultural Centre's Women's; Auxiliary will be prelobsters
paring- some tasty Japanese food. See you all at the Centre’s
2 bamboo shoots. sliced thin
Hobby Show.
4 shiitake, soaked and sliced in strips
J.C.C. Centre
carrot, in thin strips
9
teaspoon shoyu
teaspoon sugar
Japanese Folk Song & Dance Festival May 30th
i tablespoon sake or sherry
teaspoon Ajinomoto
TORONTO.—On Sunday, May 30th, 1965,. from 2:00
L p.m. tot
i. cup green peas
4:00
p.m.,
a
Japanese
folk-song
and
dance
festival
will
be held at
9
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the
Grenadier
Pond
area
of
High
Park
in
Toronto.
Bread crumbs
Over one hundred folk dancers and musicians will celebiatc
Slices of lemon
the beauty of the spring blossom.
Method:
Since’ 1962, this Festival has been held annually m recognition
Cook lobster in boiling salted water for 10 minutes. Remove of the two thousand Japanese cherry trees planted in High l ark.
and cool. Take the meat from, body and claws, discarding stomach, The trees were presented to the City of Toronto in 19b9 by the
intestines, etc. Shred the meat.
Metropolitan Government of Tokyo as a gesture of international
Boil bamboo shoots, shiitake and carrots lightly in salted goodwill.
water. Drain and add shoyu, sake, sugar and Ajinomoto. Beat the
The dancers are from Toronto and Hamilton:
eggs and scramble in frying pan. Add the cooked vegetables,
(Mrs. Tsujimoto)
Toronto: Sakura Kai
green peas and lobster meat. Toss lightly and replace the mixture
Mitsuba Kai (Mrs. Ryoji)
back into the lobster shells.
Spread bread crumbs over top and press down firmly. Heat
Hamilton: Suzuran Kai (Mrs. Izumi)
some oil in a pan and quickly fry the stuffed shells until they
Hashimoto)
Hachisu Kai
have heated through and turned brown.
Also taking part are members of the Kisaragi Kai.
Kabuto is ah armor, and age means fry, so this dish means
Mrs. Seko, odori sensei at the Toronto Buddhist Church,
“fried in shell.” Count on lobster per person. Serve with slices of
been
instructing the practices held at the Cultural Centie^
lemon. This dish is well worth the time you spend.
lias 1
Mr Roy Kusano, Mr. Jolin Kunitomo and the “Embers”, and
Mr. Vernon Hakkaku will provide live music for some of the folk
dance^ ^
r£ormed are: Sakura Ondo, Kagoshima Ohara, Sado
No Watari Dori, Tenryu Garasu, Nam Maru Odon, OzashiKi Kouta Sa No Sa Nage Bushi. Kobe Minato, and Tanko Busin.
A prelude to the festival on Friday, May 28th is the Festival
(Dining Lounge)
Dance
to be held at the Centre. No one dares to miss this lun-iest.
118 Elizabeth St.
' Toronto, Canada
The citizens of Ontario are cordially invited to witness this
Phone: 364-3481
unique folk festival.
J.C.C. Centro and JCCA
Barrister and Solicitor
NOTARY PUBLIC
1003 Northern Ontario Building
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
TORONTO
Bus:
Ros:
924-8153
922-1353
ERNEST JOMORI
Chartered
Accountant
Suits
403
130 BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
AUTO
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LIFE
ALL FORMS
OF
INSURANCE
consult
KIYO TAMURA
TORONTO
Bus, 366-5812
Res. Pl. 9-8317
NISHIMURA
Picture Frames
CUSTOM FRAMING
Yonge
St. — Phone: 923-6877
1278
(S. of Woodlawn)
Toronto
Lucien C. Kurata, Q. C
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office Hours Saturday
October to April Inclusive
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
Suite 513 Temple Building
TORONTO
Res: RO. 7-3427
EM. 6-3323
Lichee Garden
(4 Lines To Serve You)
CATERING SERVICE - “TAKE-OUT” ORDERS
Banquet Facilities
For Business Or Private Parties
WEDDING RECEPTIONS (Large or Small)
DINNER MUSIC NIGHTLY
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TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, MAY 30,
918 Bathurst St.
1965
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 A.M. Morning Service — Rev. N. Ishiura
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service — Mrs. Shinobu Matsuura
138472 Queen W.
LE. 2-6378
Toronto
DANFORTH
SPORTING
GOODS
FISHING TACKLE —
LIVE BAIT
BASEBALL & GOLF
EQUIPMENT.
551 Danforth Ave.,
Wa Specialize in
Giftware of Quality
From the Orient
Lacquerware — Porcelain Tableware — Household Ornaments
c^1’nrns — Handiworks of Wood, Bamboo — Framed LMotures
drolls of Japanese Painting — Oriental Jewellery — Folding
screens — Flower Arrangement Accessories — Fans
Dolls and Statuettes
Paramount Gift Shop
Young Man for Challenging position
Permanent. Good
Opportunity. Apply
TELEPHONE HO. 3-7831
_
•Mere Hours: Mon., to Sat.: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Excepting Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Phone: HO. 3-7400
Open Thur, and Fri. Until 8 p. tn.
MISS SUN VALLEY LIMITED
96 Spadina Ave.
Formal
Rentals
When Buying Or Selling Call
Reserve.
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc.
Ken Hori
733 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ont.
(1 Block East of Pape Ave.)
(n»ai Carlaw)
Georg* Fukueaka
ALNA
Of Toronto
(Member of Toronto Real Estate Board)
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K. Hori Real Estate — AM. 1-5194
437 DANFORTH AVE.
PHONE: 463-8104
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g
TORONTO.—The Trinity Tennis Club invites you to an en
joyable season of tennis. A Get-Acquainted Round-Robin Tourna
ment is planned for May 30. On the same day a Ladder Tourna
ment
may be started.
Lobster Sashimi
New members, especially beginners, are welcome. Instruction
LORDLY LOBSTER prepared any way is a gustatory treat, for beginners will be given every Sunday morning from 9 to 10,
i- -avoiv sweetness, crispy texture and velvety moistness are re These instructions will be given by experienced players.
fined ^ enriched through seasoning and cooking. But you
Hope to see you at Trinity-Bellwoods Park.
T. Maikawa
who revei in gourmet adventure, must try lobster sashimi.
By STELLA ITO
LOBSTER SASHIMI
Ingredients:
1 lobster tail per serving
9 tablespoon shoyu
Dash of lemon juice
Pinch of Ajinomoto
.
Grated horseradish or fresh ginger, or wasabi
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Cherry Blossom dance at J.C.C. Centre, May 28th
TORONTO.—Keep Friday, May 28th open for the First An
nual Cherry Blossom Festival Dance to be held at the J.C. Cultural
Centre. Be entertained at intermission time by the Suzuvan-kai
from Hamilton, and' the Sakura-kai from Toronto. Vote for the
first Queen of the Cherry Blossom Festival. Big band music will be
provided by the popular ‘■Embers'’ for your dancing pleasure.
Method:
Make plans now to attend with .all your friends. Dancing from 9
Cut the soft undershell of the lobster . tail and remove meat. p m. to 1 a.m. Bar service provided. See you there.
T-.ke care not to do too much damage to the tail shell.
Joint Committee on Cherry Blossom Feltival
Remove the vein and rinse meat in cold water. Cut into thin
bite dze slices. Place pieces in ice water and chill about 12 minutes.
*
*
Remove and dry with paper towel.
Boil shell after removing meat until it turns red. Cool and J.C.C. Centre Seeks Interesting Hobbies To Display
line the inside with shredded green vegetables, i.e., lettuce, daikon
TORONTO.—Stamp collection? Coin collection? Model planes?
or raddish. Arrange pieces of lobster on garnish and' serve with Or what have you? The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre is
following sauce.
interested in your hobby and wants you to display it in their
Lobster meat chilled thoroughly before serving will have a forth-coming Hobby Show on June 12th (from 2 to S p.m.) and
firm texture.
June 13 (from 1 to 5 p.m.) at the Centre.
*
*
Everyone is urged to enter projects that might be of
interest,
to others looking for an hobby. Japanese Canadian parents
KABUTO AGE
are urged to interest their children in contributing some product
Ingredients:
of their handicraft.
The J.C. Cultural Centre's Women's; Auxiliary will be prelobsters
paring- some tasty Japanese food. See you all at the Centre’s
2 bamboo shoots. sliced thin
Hobby Show.
4 shiitake, soaked and sliced in strips
J.C.C. Centre
carrot, in thin strips
9
teaspoon shoyu
teaspoon sugar
Japanese Folk Song & Dance Festival May 30th
i tablespoon sake or sherry
teaspoon Ajinomoto
TORONTO.—On Sunday, May 30th, 1965,. from 2:00
L p.m. tot
i. cup green peas
4:00
p.m.,
a
Japanese
folk-song
and
dance
festival
will
be held at
9
eggs
the
Grenadier
Pond
area
of
High
Park
in
Toronto.
Bread crumbs
Over one hundred folk dancers and musicians will celebiatc
Slices of lemon
the beauty of the spring blossom.
Method:
Since’ 1962, this Festival has been held annually m recognition
Cook lobster in boiling salted water for 10 minutes. Remove of the two thousand Japanese cherry trees planted in High l ark.
and cool. Take the meat from, body and claws, discarding stomach, The trees were presented to the City of Toronto in 19b9 by the
intestines, etc. Shred the meat.
Metropolitan Government of Tokyo as a gesture of international
Boil bamboo shoots, shiitake and carrots lightly in salted goodwill.
water. Drain and add shoyu, sake, sugar and Ajinomoto. Beat the
The dancers are from Toronto and Hamilton:
eggs and scramble in frying pan. Add the cooked vegetables,
(Mrs. Tsujimoto)
Toronto: Sakura Kai
green peas and lobster meat. Toss lightly and replace the mixture
Mitsuba Kai (Mrs. Ryoji)
back into the lobster shells.
Spread bread crumbs over top and press down firmly. Heat
Hamilton: Suzuran Kai (Mrs. Izumi)
some oil in a pan and quickly fry the stuffed shells until they
Hashimoto)
Hachisu Kai
have heated through and turned brown.
Also taking part are members of the Kisaragi Kai.
Kabuto is ah armor, and age means fry, so this dish means
Mrs. Seko, odori sensei at the Toronto Buddhist Church,
“fried in shell.” Count on lobster per person. Serve with slices of
been
instructing the practices held at the Cultural Centie^
lemon. This dish is well worth the time you spend.
lias 1
Mr Roy Kusano, Mr. Jolin Kunitomo and the “Embers”, and
Mr. Vernon Hakkaku will provide live music for some of the folk
dance^ ^
r£ormed are: Sakura Ondo, Kagoshima Ohara, Sado
No Watari Dori, Tenryu Garasu, Nam Maru Odon, OzashiKi Kouta Sa No Sa Nage Bushi. Kobe Minato, and Tanko Busin.
A prelude to the festival on Friday, May 28th is the Festival
(Dining Lounge)
Dance
to be held at the Centre. No one dares to miss this lun-iest.
118 Elizabeth St.
' Toronto, Canada
The citizens of Ontario are cordially invited to witness this
Phone: 364-3481
unique folk festival.
J.C.C. Centro and JCCA
Barrister and Solicitor
NOTARY PUBLIC
1003 Northern Ontario Building
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
TORONTO
Bus:
Ros:
924-8153
922-1353
ERNEST JOMORI
Chartered
Accountant
Suits
403
130 BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
AUTO
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LIFE
ALL FORMS
OF
INSURANCE
consult
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NISHIMURA
Picture Frames
CUSTOM FRAMING
Yonge
St. — Phone: 923-6877
1278
(S. of Woodlawn)
Toronto
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BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office Hours Saturday
October to April Inclusive
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
Suite 513 Temple Building
TORONTO
Res: RO. 7-3427
EM. 6-3323
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(4 Lines To Serve You)
CATERING SERVICE - “TAKE-OUT” ORDERS
Banquet Facilities
For Business Or Private Parties
WEDDING RECEPTIONS (Large or Small)
DINNER MUSIC NIGHTLY
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SUNDAY, MAY 30,
918 Bathurst St.
1965
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 A.M. Morning Service — Rev. N. Ishiura
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service — Mrs. Shinobu Matsuura
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LE. 2-6378
Toronto
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When Buying Or Selling Call
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Weddings
Dances Etc.
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PHONE: 463-8104
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No Extradition Treaty On Drugs
™E HE* CANIDS
Japan Is liucrative market For Narcotics
tsumot^^^w, Kt
political
lack of government
I
.
nffi'nini
y"wess political strife,
lack strife,
of government
control
The source also revealed the following points
points::
Editor, On ®Ib .^
SiaL^
1P0VVty and the abundance of poppy are fetors
Burma has no law governing the planting of poppy, the source Sect.cn Editor and l^i
l^iW^ S<>uth—‘ Asian S the* S
oi opium and heroin. Moreover, many’- Burmese living in the border
SUBSCRIPTION
^5
regions are entirely dependent on poppy culture for their liveli
brought tTSht^PrS?^10^ S Southeast Asian countries was hood.
W.00 per 5 aonthj
which brought represent^
third Narcotics Control Seminar
_ In Shan State, northeastern Burma, about 100 tons of raw
J7.00 p®r y»®
feiu iepresentativea from 10 Asian nations to Tokyo.
opium are produced annually. Only about 10 tons are destined for
<79 queen a w
T the host of the month-long seminar use in medicine while the remaining 90 tons are disposed bv nar
cotics traffickers.
।
Just across the long Burma-Thailand border, many Thais are
EMpir® 6-5005
secretly
raising poppies for the drug traffickers.
from Burma, Indonesia, South
In "view of the situation, the United Nations last year ur°-ed'
Taiwan
S«‘b Vietnam,
and Thailand to open up the remote regions bv constructing
ro,ads and extendW economic aid to those engaged in poupv
and 'aJjh pZ7c«aSrrf Bu™a’ ^s and TWWi .
laising culture so that they can raise fruit crops instead.
and opium is produced quite openly, acco.^V'^
Howev-er, the step is believed not feasible, at least in the forenH A?e futu5e’ because these countries are burdened with many
M^HeipJw^yother, urgent economic problems.
5 A FEW universitv^d^T;
Japan TV Films Plight Of U.S. Nisei School Teacher
Moreover, in Thailand there are some military cliques that ^mm,er warden helpers, 'ph™
'
«2i8‘ °r (residence)' I
safeguarding poppy culture to raise funds for political FT
(Toronto).
' FRANKLIN, Wis. — Found to
factions
they
control
or
support.
P
The object of the story is Yu
be newsworthy, the plight of the
7
. However,
control is strict in Thailand compared to some TRUCK driver v,U^4 Japanese teacher whose bride-to- kio Itoh, 29 year old teacher of
Phone GA. 1-5040 Mn'seik^T^
Spanish
who
told
his
students
sentinel
narcotics
law
violators
may
face
a
maximum
be was finding the immigration
quota an obstacle to her happi that he would probably have to
?
legion raising _ poppies is in North Vietnam which intelligent young ncn wc^“°?,
ness, will be seen in a TV pro return to Japan this summer be- I lepoitedly
'
is
doing so to raise funds for financing the Viet Coim pnotographic salesman
gram in Japan soon. A Tokyo noSe his fiancee’s trip to the guernla forces in South Vietnam.
penence prefered but not'a--*
°
g
television station, JOTX, sent a U.S. was • delayed. Rather than
^oniniui^st Pathet Lao are reportedly raisin^ Donnies
crew to Franklin to film the lose their teacher the students i
»>S^•,<I5•■
^
started
a
campaign
which
will
I
fu°r^ which will be shown in bring the two together.
I
s$^
b
?^"
s
for
its
poiiticai
w
three part's.
___FemaleHelp Wanted
hill fcin^rcuC °f La°8(Cont. From Page 1}
FULL and part-time counter girl;
Malaysia, the government has been so preoccupied with its ary
cleaning store. Phon®
secmitj measures against Indonesian infiltration and invasion that (Toronto).
it has become bad on narcotics control.
HELP WANTED. Part
lIaIays)a has legislation on use of narcotics and violators face FEMALE
> sen
wanted. tmelligent. For accom 5 >6*
or fine or both. In some cases, the ZeniiS Ce3
Te‘bA®'Thwsday and Fridav nich:
pioMdes opium to advanced addicts to ease their suffering.
ann
day Sa!urdcv. For anwnS
call: Miss Tsuji, 368-4427.
“
e of ,the main obstacles to the arrest and prosecution of
°-ates StoUthee
the ??enCe °f a treaty of extradition. The dele- FEMALE HELP WANTED. Ambitious coSoJirnments to
' ™a™™asly agreed to persuade their ocientious girl wanted for nan scashier. We will train. Thursday an
sible dXe
include an extradition treaty at the earliest pos- Friday night and all day Satire,
still remembered for their indus
popular Miss
Kathleen
triousness. Their children have was
Uyeno,
a
combination
of
beauty
also left their mark in this com and brains. She was the winner
munity as outstanding students
and excellent sportsmen. There of a proficiency award for the
cJear.s she attended. Miss Cheryl
i'aSLa time when the Sunohara Shiomi
was the 1961 queen and
brothers were the star ulavers most recently
Miss Marina Ma
Bob Cats”, the local tsuda was among the candidates
High School hockey team, along 1 oi this year’s Blossom Queen.
..°Ppointment
calI: M^ Tsd
with Stan Nishimura.
They
568-4427.
had many a fan rooting for them And so, even in, this small On- | the uV’onh ^th/V,,'™f'6'1, ’j1183 “ extradition treaty with
tario town with a population of or, dri smussS.
386 °f ",U'*r 01 «™ed robbery but not
as they played for their home 3600,
Help Wanted
Japanese have left their
town. They still talk of the game !ra1^ ^
’S history . . . all some- I
Couple to manage Dou’.trv
the good old “Bob Cats” lost be thing to ^be
.breeding farm in Manitoba. Must be
proud of.
cause the Sunohara brothers were
competent, reliable, and preferably with
unable to play due to “mumps”!
p„bT 111PPmeS and
"-ere compelled to JenSnate thei? some experience in poultry ranching'
Each Spring a “Blossom
Queen” is chosen from the stu
dents at the Blenheim .District
High School at their annual Mav
prom. The first Japanese Cana
dian girl chosen for this honor
GOLF
and
Fishing Tackle
OSCAR'S
1500 Dundas (at Dufferin)—LE. 2-4267
U.S. Nisei ....
(Cont. From Page 1)
»«ye«^^
are by no'means
was present. Masao W. Satow.
now
i x
national director of the The traffickers S' iHS*" ey‘.,i®?'! ®“ ^swer is simple:
J ACL, was on hand. George Ina enjoyable place where mon^y eL'buyaho't ^tog3^
”
gaki, then active Venice JACL
ZX SaW ^ 110 °fcr
Ta/?Ter officer and later national try
JACL president was here To abundance of practically PvervHr
^PaVS ^^ as variety and
the many others who had been —articles food drhXu
under the sun were concerned
’
nL’ enterta™ent and women. Others echoS
there a quarter of a century be- Ms view!’
foi e at Hie last district council
convention, it was a historic and
nostalgic occasion, according to
members of the JACL sponsor another uecenthworite^ tOP favorites of smugglers. Pistols are
ing committee for the Univer
legally or illegallv.
sity of California Japanese Ame Ther^^
rican History Project.
of millions of ‘yen ?n the^nde^worlF ^ heroin 1S worth hundreds
This offers a lifetime opoortunity for a
conscientious family. For further infor
mation/ contact: Mrs. K. Suzuki, 271
Springfield Ave. Wpg. IS, Manitoba.
It is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
WALES
and
DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
BedM
Specializing In Chinese Food
Businessmen Luncheon
We Cater To Parties And Banquets
TAKE OUT SERVICE
Phone: EM. 3-7646 — EM. S-0035
123A Dundas St. West
—
Toronto 2, Ont.
Parking At Bay & Dundas
Naicotics control is Die strictest in
Kong followed by
’ n’,Z
S ? u,e Welfare Ministry
-led to o Hon!^"^ Southeast Asi ao
W —e usuaBy first smugeiwi into Mong l\ong bv pu-' Q "
| to Japan and the U.S. * Chme&e merchants and then channeled
I
Althouoh Hong Kong
nai’COti^ 5entre in the Par East
■ , with .
plenty of traffickin
1 XWUK“ said- Thmf-'
p^“^toS iiS^
h*veV«S’ed%,?^^
agents
According
n
. tiatiitking since three years ago.
; Law violation were ^-296^
Narcotics Control
J 1,689 in 1964. This 5Sr as o£ th^
2«7 “ 19“ and
unaer arrest on the same charge.
' aich, -8/ persons were
I heroin while otherT^'ith %oX^^
;?h smuggling I
zl hr a II urosa too\
Shichinin No Samurai
agency said.
world
news
In
Possessing, selling or buying it, the
abouL70 Percent of ^theny1 foreigners.
Smugglers Were seamen,
(Magnificent Seven)
ay 28 and 29 — From 5 to 12 p.m.
May 30th — From 3 to 12 p.m.
academy theatre
1286 Bloor Street West
(Near Landsdowneb
Phone
LE.
T
.
x
narcotics CONT.
heroin Jn connectionP?dth Slues? BuHh -1 r 6 kilograms of
accounts for only about 5 percent of Hie
believe the amount
About half of the estimated
non / tal s™ggl?d in.
een sent to jail or committed to ho^iH?^ addicts in Japan have
4.are Ministry.
to no.pnaL, according to the WelBtarting this vear mnnxprisoned or hospitalized win b° ± ’ *,'? ?° ^ bee” mJieir terms. Therefore, police have
^^ ha'in" se-rved
Admission $1.00
Toronto, Ont.
smashed sinc^a ^ri^of^^
j1?3
been
last year the agencv has S i?^
? 1963- Since
’ rings operating from abroad
llten^ymg its clampdown on
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No Extradition Treaty On Drugs
™E HE* CANIDS
Japan Is liucrative market For Narcotics
tsumot^^^w, Kt
political
lack of government
I
.
nffi'nini
y"wess political strife,
lack strife,
of government
control
The source also revealed the following points
points::
Editor, On ®Ib .^
SiaL^
1P0VVty and the abundance of poppy are fetors
Burma has no law governing the planting of poppy, the source Sect.cn Editor and l^i
l^iW^ S<>uth—‘ Asian S the* S
oi opium and heroin. Moreover, many’- Burmese living in the border
SUBSCRIPTION
^5
regions are entirely dependent on poppy culture for their liveli
brought tTSht^PrS?^10^ S Southeast Asian countries was hood.
W.00 per 5 aonthj
which brought represent^
third Narcotics Control Seminar
_ In Shan State, northeastern Burma, about 100 tons of raw
J7.00 p®r y»®
feiu iepresentativea from 10 Asian nations to Tokyo.
opium are produced annually. Only about 10 tons are destined for
<79 queen a w
T the host of the month-long seminar use in medicine while the remaining 90 tons are disposed bv nar
cotics traffickers.
।
Just across the long Burma-Thailand border, many Thais are
EMpir® 6-5005
secretly
raising poppies for the drug traffickers.
from Burma, Indonesia, South
In "view of the situation, the United Nations last year ur°-ed'
Taiwan
S«‘b Vietnam,
and Thailand to open up the remote regions bv constructing
ro,ads and extendW economic aid to those engaged in poupv
and 'aJjh pZ7c«aSrrf Bu™a’ ^s and TWWi .
laising culture so that they can raise fruit crops instead.
and opium is produced quite openly, acco.^V'^
Howev-er, the step is believed not feasible, at least in the forenH A?e futu5e’ because these countries are burdened with many
M^HeipJw^yother, urgent economic problems.
5 A FEW universitv^d^T;
Japan TV Films Plight Of U.S. Nisei School Teacher
Moreover, in Thailand there are some military cliques that ^mm,er warden helpers, 'ph™
'
«2i8‘ °r (residence)' I
safeguarding poppy culture to raise funds for political FT
(Toronto).
' FRANKLIN, Wis. — Found to
factions
they
control
or
support.
P
The object of the story is Yu
be newsworthy, the plight of the
7
. However,
control is strict in Thailand compared to some TRUCK driver v,U^4 Japanese teacher whose bride-to- kio Itoh, 29 year old teacher of
Phone GA. 1-5040 Mn'seik^T^
Spanish
who
told
his
students
sentinel
narcotics
law
violators
may
face
a
maximum
be was finding the immigration
quota an obstacle to her happi that he would probably have to
?
legion raising _ poppies is in North Vietnam which intelligent young ncn wc^“°?,
ness, will be seen in a TV pro return to Japan this summer be- I lepoitedly
'
is
doing so to raise funds for financing the Viet Coim pnotographic salesman
gram in Japan soon. A Tokyo noSe his fiancee’s trip to the guernla forces in South Vietnam.
penence prefered but not'a--*
°
g
television station, JOTX, sent a U.S. was • delayed. Rather than
^oniniui^st Pathet Lao are reportedly raisin^ Donnies
crew to Franklin to film the lose their teacher the students i
»>S^•,<I5•■
^
started
a
campaign
which
will
I
fu°r^ which will be shown in bring the two together.
I
s$^
b
?^"
s
for
its
poiiticai
w
three part's.
___FemaleHelp Wanted
hill fcin^rcuC °f La°8(Cont. From Page 1}
FULL and part-time counter girl;
Malaysia, the government has been so preoccupied with its ary
cleaning store. Phon®
secmitj measures against Indonesian infiltration and invasion that (Toronto).
it has become bad on narcotics control.
HELP WANTED. Part
lIaIays)a has legislation on use of narcotics and violators face FEMALE
> sen
wanted. tmelligent. For accom 5 >6*
or fine or both. In some cases, the ZeniiS Ce3
Te‘bA®'Thwsday and Fridav nich:
pioMdes opium to advanced addicts to ease their suffering.
ann
day Sa!urdcv. For anwnS
call: Miss Tsuji, 368-4427.
“
e of ,the main obstacles to the arrest and prosecution of
°-ates StoUthee
the ??enCe °f a treaty of extradition. The dele- FEMALE HELP WANTED. Ambitious coSoJirnments to
' ™a™™asly agreed to persuade their ocientious girl wanted for nan scashier. We will train. Thursday an
sible dXe
include an extradition treaty at the earliest pos- Friday night and all day Satire,
still remembered for their indus
popular Miss
Kathleen
triousness. Their children have was
Uyeno,
a
combination
of
beauty
also left their mark in this com and brains. She was the winner
munity as outstanding students
and excellent sportsmen. There of a proficiency award for the
cJear.s she attended. Miss Cheryl
i'aSLa time when the Sunohara Shiomi
was the 1961 queen and
brothers were the star ulavers most recently
Miss Marina Ma
Bob Cats”, the local tsuda was among the candidates
High School hockey team, along 1 oi this year’s Blossom Queen.
..°Ppointment
calI: M^ Tsd
with Stan Nishimura.
They
568-4427.
had many a fan rooting for them And so, even in, this small On- | the uV’onh ^th/V,,'™f'6'1, ’j1183 “ extradition treaty with
tario town with a population of or, dri smussS.
386 °f ",U'*r 01 «™ed robbery but not
as they played for their home 3600,
Help Wanted
Japanese have left their
town. They still talk of the game !ra1^ ^
’S history . . . all some- I
Couple to manage Dou’.trv
the good old “Bob Cats” lost be thing to ^be
.breeding farm in Manitoba. Must be
proud of.
cause the Sunohara brothers were
competent, reliable, and preferably with
unable to play due to “mumps”!
p„bT 111PPmeS and
"-ere compelled to JenSnate thei? some experience in poultry ranching'
Each Spring a “Blossom
Queen” is chosen from the stu
dents at the Blenheim .District
High School at their annual Mav
prom. The first Japanese Cana
dian girl chosen for this honor
GOLF
and
Fishing Tackle
OSCAR'S
1500 Dundas (at Dufferin)—LE. 2-4267
U.S. Nisei ....
(Cont. From Page 1)
»«ye«^^
are by no'means
was present. Masao W. Satow.
now
i x
national director of the The traffickers S' iHS*" ey‘.,i®?'! ®“ ^swer is simple:
J ACL, was on hand. George Ina enjoyable place where mon^y eL'buyaho't ^tog3^
”
gaki, then active Venice JACL
ZX SaW ^ 110 °fcr
Ta/?Ter officer and later national try
JACL president was here To abundance of practically PvervHr
^PaVS ^^ as variety and
the many others who had been —articles food drhXu
under the sun were concerned
’
nL’ enterta™ent and women. Others echoS
there a quarter of a century be- Ms view!’
foi e at Hie last district council
convention, it was a historic and
nostalgic occasion, according to
members of the JACL sponsor another uecenthworite^ tOP favorites of smugglers. Pistols are
ing committee for the Univer
legally or illegallv.
sity of California Japanese Ame Ther^^
rican History Project.
of millions of ‘yen ?n the^nde^worlF ^ heroin 1S worth hundreds
This offers a lifetime opoortunity for a
conscientious family. For further infor
mation/ contact: Mrs. K. Suzuki, 271
Springfield Ave. Wpg. IS, Manitoba.
It is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
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Naicotics control is Die strictest in
Kong followed by
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S ? u,e Welfare Ministry
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| to Japan and the U.S. * Chme&e merchants and then channeled
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agents
According
n
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; Law violation were ^-296^
Narcotics Control
J 1,689 in 1964. This 5Sr as o£ th^
2«7 “ 19“ and
unaer arrest on the same charge.
' aich, -8/ persons were
I heroin while otherT^'ith %oX^^
;?h smuggling I
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agency said.
world
news
In
Possessing, selling or buying it, the
abouL70 Percent of ^theny1 foreigners.
Smugglers Were seamen,
(Magnificent Seven)
ay 28 and 29 — From 5 to 12 p.m.
May 30th — From 3 to 12 p.m.
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narcotics CONT.
heroin Jn connectionP?dth Slues? BuHh -1 r 6 kilograms of
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believe the amount
About half of the estimated
non / tal s™ggl?d in.
een sent to jail or committed to ho^iH?^ addicts in Japan have
4.are Ministry.
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llten^ymg its clampdown on
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