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THE NEW CANADIAN
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Toronto, Ont.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1965
f
Toronto Nisei Killed In
lead-on Crash On Freeway
IVlX °nt.__ A. Toronto Nisei was killed and his wifejnjured
Miake Named Chief Designer
Of Ont.'s Centennial Centre
morning bn the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway
jr here last Sunday
Miake has been named Chief
collided with another travelling
jghoy 401) when their auto
Designer of Ontario’s Centennial Centre of Science and Technohe wrong lane.
^The driver of the other auto was also killed.
logy, it was announced this week by the Centre’s Chairman, J.G.
■Dead are Henry Hidekazu Matsumoto, 41, of 13 Oakdene
^cent, Toronto, and John William Bowen, 36, of Lawrence Ave Crean.
“We are indeed fortunate to have attracted a man of sucli
nue, Scarboro.
said chairman Crean. “Under our director
Matsumoto was co-owner of outstanding calibre,
Radiant Cleaners, a dry-cleaning Dr. George MacBeath, Miak will be a major factor in helping On
>1 ant in Oshawa. He leaves three
young children, Carol, Stexen,
and' Raymond.
Mr. Bowen, a Chemical en
NEW YORK. — To a medical gineer with Du Pont of Canada
ientist it has “to seem remark- Ltd. * at Ajax, returned to live
ie that a process so universal here in June after 12 years with
OB
TORONTO.—Police last week issued a plea to the thief who
aring should be so little tin
stole scored orchestral arrangements from the car of Seiji Ozawa,
stood.” The usual way ; of the company at Brockville. He
conductor of the Toronto .Symphony.
sailing it, by the passing was unmarried.
irs, is no help because years
The car was on the Massey Hall parking lot, Victoria Street
Matsumoto’s wife, Nora, 37,
?igh more heavily on some received head, leg and arm in near Shuter Street, when broken into and .a briefcase ‘ containing
ople than on others and1 no one
ally knows why they should. juries. She was treated at the the scores stolen.
Taizo Miake
Prof. J. W. Hollingsworth A-jax and Pickering
General
Police asked the thief not to destroy the musical works in Mr.
ought up the subject because Hospital and then transfered to Ozawa’s briefcase. The arrangements are not insured ^nd are of tario’s principal Centennial con
ere now is a real hope that
tribution achieve the excellence
no value to anyone but the conductor.
ience is learning how to mea- Toronto General Hospital.
Mr Ozawa had made conducting notations on each page of it seeks.” re biological aging at last,
Police .said the Bowen car was
Chief Designer Miake, 39, was
lis is the process ,of mainly un- eastbound in.the westbound lane the arrangements according to his own interpretation of the par
tectable deterioration which is and that • the ' Matsumoto couple
born in Tokyo in 1926 but spent
ticular works.
mg on in all living things, per.most of his early life in Honolulu
were on their way home in the
ips from their infancy on.
where his'father 'headed a Japa
Where science may be learning westbound lane. The accident Husband Agrees To See Doctor . . . ■
nese ^language ? school and was
jw to detect the .undetectable happened -on a straight stretch
minister
of a 'Buddhist church. simong the survivors of rhe of road.
Bident population of Hiroshima
Following high school gradua
Police believe Bowen may
ad. Nagasaki when America
The 5-foot-4 woman weighed tion and . service in the U.S.
CLIFTON, N. J. — A ga.int
iropped the only atomic bombs have entered the wrong lane at
120.
pounds when she embarked Army, Mr. Miake attended Pratt
star used in warfare. Hollings-, T.ivpmool. five miles from the and hollow-eyed man recently on the
diet, and only 70 pounds Institute in New York and was
broke one of the cardinal rules
forth is a Yale professor, who accident.
when
she
died.
of an Oriental diet .that appai been working with the atomgraduated with a Bachelor of
Mr.
Matsumoto
Her
husband
has dropped from
. Funeral for
entiy killed his wife. '
t bomb casualty commission - in
Fine Arts degree. He gained a
Charles Simon, 24, staying here 135 pounds to an emaciated 105
iapani/S-yj
will be held Wednesday, Nov.
master’s degree from Fl orida
The survivors have been put 24th 8 p.m. at the Toronto Bud- with his well-to-do parents, final pounds.
Although Simon agreed to see State University where he speci
ly took their advice and agreed
^exhaustive periodic medical, dhist Church. a
doctor, he still steadfastly alized in painting.and art history.
to
see
a
doctor.
The
diet_
advo
^urinations ever since, to apclaims
the diet is safe. He said
cated
bv
Zen
Buddhist
pniloso?raise the long-range effect of
; For the next eight years, he
pher George Ohsawa, 68, strict he first tried it. at the suggestion
dense radiation on the human
taught
at the Layton School of
of
a
friend
to
relieve
a
severe
ly prohibits medical interference.
^y. As an incidental by-product
migraine headache.
Art in Milwaukee, and subse
-‘these examinations,; Hollings‘Beautiful Mind’
*#h. revealed, medical and sta
quently lectured at Florida State
Complete
Relief
Designed to produce “a beauti
tical scientists are trying to
“Within five minutes, I experi and California State colleges.
ful mind in a beautiful body,
?.tablish reliable indexes to humenced
complete relief,” he " said.
the strict diet-religion took; the
d biological aging.
From
then on, Simon, and his
life of Simon’s 24-year-old wife,
.They started out with 15 in.LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Mr. Beth Anne, who refused to see wife were firm ‘believers in the World's Highest Salary
~^s of which six have now been Sam Tokue Sato of Lethbridge
philosophy and diet. My wife ?nd
a physician to the end.
TOKYO. — Konosuke Matsu
^carded. One abandoned index was
one of 50 employees of the
Mrs. Simon .died of “acute I decided to follow it religious shita, chairman of the board of
fcs the rate at which hair pro- Lethbridge Municipal Hospital
malnutrition” nine montns after ly.”
^t'ely greys, from young
Simon claimed the diet can a Japanese electrical firm, earned
recently
presented
with
certi
beginning the thrice-daily regi cure such diseases; as leprosy, the world’s highest salary — $1,^'•thood on. That \one had; to
* given up because so many of ficates for 10 years of serv ment of brown rice, a cereal call cancer , and arthritis.
226,000 in 1962.
it survivors were dyeing their ice. A banquet was held in their ed kasha and tea.
honor.
nine indexes still being
S are skin elasticity, systolic
S fissure, total “vital capaw (of lungs and heart), hand
origin;> that’s what makes a best seller.
ipp strength, sharpness of visTORONTO.-To ™»=t people ^yaki^s UTm S
Mr. Sniderman has one of; the best selections^ of Japanese re
and of hearing, the cholescords in Canada, with about 200 separate recordings made by a
^1 level of the blood, and two
to-,
the
record
mdus
^
^?
mo
f
t
successful
single
discs.
And
®®ements of the reflexive but the title of one of Cana
Sakamoto’s catchy number sold dozen or so -.recording companies.- Some labels are distributed by
’
s
suciency of the central nervous it
although it’s two Y?ars since Kyu^atamo» ^ ^ highUghts j large U.S. companies with Japanese, affiliations (Sukiya ? YEp
^tem.
issued through Capitol), while others are imported directly by the
over 80,000 .“/’Xvlhat for years has been quietly keeping record
i^?ach time the survivors and a
Japanese industry that ioi ywi a
record dealer.
'
„
“controls” report for peri‘I’ve been importing from Japan for over, a year now, he
for several years now,”
examinations they are mea- fans “happy.
y
We’ve been selling
df Ms -busy Yonge Street explained. “Cooperation from. Japanese companies has been
iT^or all of these: As.people
Suraving and we can easily get repeat orders if a particular
m
to’s record market between Col- one movesRwell. Their packaging-techniques—by wooden crate=
^he elasticity of the skin does says Sam Sniderm an ami
store,
been a quiet, consistent demand
grease, systolic blood pressure
. mover like Sukiyaki makes you are good, too.”
*
j a
? cnolesterol blood levels do lege and Dundas, ineie
In addition to this Japanese record section, the A and £ “ebest
sellers
can
come
from
anywhere
f^Se "’bile nervous reflexes
cord Bar a few doors away, also boasts an impressive collection.
i^ less keen and “vital capaciOwner Mel Koshi says he has between 60 and 75 ^different discs
arou
wk£^
^ . ?d strength, and hearing
Both record stores maintain that Japanese recording technique .
^Jision all deteriorate.
— can outsell cur^rJafdma.rk disk that do well by Canadian vield a top-notch quality of performance.
Although Japanese koto music has had a steady .but specialized
Beatles,
there
are
^
over
50,000
copies
is
considered
Nobel Winner Collapses standards. A record J
Sukiyaki more than held demand for years, the Sukiyaki bombshell drew ^attention to The
tliat the-'industry can turn out products with high appeal to
well above average, and in these term-, o
j
wester^
traditional Japanese music .recordings
— Shinichiro Tomo^ > Japan’s Nobel Prize winner
have been supplemented by an ever-increasing range of selections
Vr^ar’ has entered a hospital
fetX (a recording S geared for all tastes.
i^yo for a rest. Kyodo News ^S
S"?^ sa^ the scientist suffer-.
(Cont. on P. 8)
* ^ ^e country of
"I i/^^ed rib when he faint- ?£e"^^
qKhis bathroom.
w
tom Victims May
raw Chronology
jr Aging Process
Conductor’s Orchestrations
Stolen From Parked Auto
Mesinutrition From Zen Diet Kills Wife
Lethbridge Nisei
Receives 10-Year
Hosp. Certificate
lananese Recordings Sell Consistently In Toronto
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
Toronto, Ont.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1965
f
Toronto Nisei Killed In
lead-on Crash On Freeway
IVlX °nt.__ A. Toronto Nisei was killed and his wifejnjured
Miake Named Chief Designer
Of Ont.'s Centennial Centre
morning bn the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway
jr here last Sunday
Miake has been named Chief
collided with another travelling
jghoy 401) when their auto
Designer of Ontario’s Centennial Centre of Science and Technohe wrong lane.
^The driver of the other auto was also killed.
logy, it was announced this week by the Centre’s Chairman, J.G.
■Dead are Henry Hidekazu Matsumoto, 41, of 13 Oakdene
^cent, Toronto, and John William Bowen, 36, of Lawrence Ave Crean.
“We are indeed fortunate to have attracted a man of sucli
nue, Scarboro.
said chairman Crean. “Under our director
Matsumoto was co-owner of outstanding calibre,
Radiant Cleaners, a dry-cleaning Dr. George MacBeath, Miak will be a major factor in helping On
>1 ant in Oshawa. He leaves three
young children, Carol, Stexen,
and' Raymond.
Mr. Bowen, a Chemical en
NEW YORK. — To a medical gineer with Du Pont of Canada
ientist it has “to seem remark- Ltd. * at Ajax, returned to live
ie that a process so universal here in June after 12 years with
OB
TORONTO.—Police last week issued a plea to the thief who
aring should be so little tin
stole scored orchestral arrangements from the car of Seiji Ozawa,
stood.” The usual way ; of the company at Brockville. He
conductor of the Toronto .Symphony.
sailing it, by the passing was unmarried.
irs, is no help because years
The car was on the Massey Hall parking lot, Victoria Street
Matsumoto’s wife, Nora, 37,
?igh more heavily on some received head, leg and arm in near Shuter Street, when broken into and .a briefcase ‘ containing
ople than on others and1 no one
ally knows why they should. juries. She was treated at the the scores stolen.
Taizo Miake
Prof. J. W. Hollingsworth A-jax and Pickering
General
Police asked the thief not to destroy the musical works in Mr.
ought up the subject because Hospital and then transfered to Ozawa’s briefcase. The arrangements are not insured ^nd are of tario’s principal Centennial con
ere now is a real hope that
tribution achieve the excellence
no value to anyone but the conductor.
ience is learning how to mea- Toronto General Hospital.
Mr Ozawa had made conducting notations on each page of it seeks.” re biological aging at last,
Police .said the Bowen car was
Chief Designer Miake, 39, was
lis is the process ,of mainly un- eastbound in.the westbound lane the arrangements according to his own interpretation of the par
tectable deterioration which is and that • the ' Matsumoto couple
born in Tokyo in 1926 but spent
ticular works.
mg on in all living things, per.most of his early life in Honolulu
were on their way home in the
ips from their infancy on.
where his'father 'headed a Japa
Where science may be learning westbound lane. The accident Husband Agrees To See Doctor . . . ■
nese ^language ? school and was
jw to detect the .undetectable happened -on a straight stretch
minister
of a 'Buddhist church. simong the survivors of rhe of road.
Bident population of Hiroshima
Following high school gradua
Police believe Bowen may
ad. Nagasaki when America
The 5-foot-4 woman weighed tion and . service in the U.S.
CLIFTON, N. J. — A ga.int
iropped the only atomic bombs have entered the wrong lane at
120.
pounds when she embarked Army, Mr. Miake attended Pratt
star used in warfare. Hollings-, T.ivpmool. five miles from the and hollow-eyed man recently on the
diet, and only 70 pounds Institute in New York and was
broke one of the cardinal rules
forth is a Yale professor, who accident.
when
she
died.
of an Oriental diet .that appai been working with the atomgraduated with a Bachelor of
Mr.
Matsumoto
Her
husband
has dropped from
. Funeral for
entiy killed his wife. '
t bomb casualty commission - in
Fine Arts degree. He gained a
Charles Simon, 24, staying here 135 pounds to an emaciated 105
iapani/S-yj
will be held Wednesday, Nov.
master’s degree from Fl orida
The survivors have been put 24th 8 p.m. at the Toronto Bud- with his well-to-do parents, final pounds.
Although Simon agreed to see State University where he speci
ly took their advice and agreed
^exhaustive periodic medical, dhist Church. a
doctor, he still steadfastly alized in painting.and art history.
to
see
a
doctor.
The
diet_
advo
^urinations ever since, to apclaims
the diet is safe. He said
cated
bv
Zen
Buddhist
pniloso?raise the long-range effect of
; For the next eight years, he
pher George Ohsawa, 68, strict he first tried it. at the suggestion
dense radiation on the human
taught
at the Layton School of
of
a
friend
to
relieve
a
severe
ly prohibits medical interference.
^y. As an incidental by-product
migraine headache.
Art in Milwaukee, and subse
-‘these examinations,; Hollings‘Beautiful Mind’
*#h. revealed, medical and sta
quently lectured at Florida State
Complete
Relief
Designed to produce “a beauti
tical scientists are trying to
“Within five minutes, I experi and California State colleges.
ful mind in a beautiful body,
?.tablish reliable indexes to humenced
complete relief,” he " said.
the strict diet-religion took; the
d biological aging.
From
then on, Simon, and his
life of Simon’s 24-year-old wife,
.They started out with 15 in.LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Mr. Beth Anne, who refused to see wife were firm ‘believers in the World's Highest Salary
~^s of which six have now been Sam Tokue Sato of Lethbridge
philosophy and diet. My wife ?nd
a physician to the end.
TOKYO. — Konosuke Matsu
^carded. One abandoned index was
one of 50 employees of the
Mrs. Simon .died of “acute I decided to follow it religious shita, chairman of the board of
fcs the rate at which hair pro- Lethbridge Municipal Hospital
malnutrition” nine montns after ly.”
^t'ely greys, from young
Simon claimed the diet can a Japanese electrical firm, earned
recently
presented
with
certi
beginning the thrice-daily regi cure such diseases; as leprosy, the world’s highest salary — $1,^'•thood on. That \one had; to
* given up because so many of ficates for 10 years of serv ment of brown rice, a cereal call cancer , and arthritis.
226,000 in 1962.
it survivors were dyeing their ice. A banquet was held in their ed kasha and tea.
honor.
nine indexes still being
S are skin elasticity, systolic
S fissure, total “vital capaw (of lungs and heart), hand
origin;> that’s what makes a best seller.
ipp strength, sharpness of visTORONTO.-To ™»=t people ^yaki^s UTm S
Mr. Sniderman has one of; the best selections^ of Japanese re
and of hearing, the cholescords in Canada, with about 200 separate recordings made by a
^1 level of the blood, and two
to-,
the
record
mdus
^
^?
mo
f
t
successful
single
discs.
And
®®ements of the reflexive but the title of one of Cana
Sakamoto’s catchy number sold dozen or so -.recording companies.- Some labels are distributed by
’
s
suciency of the central nervous it
although it’s two Y?ars since Kyu^atamo» ^ ^ highUghts j large U.S. companies with Japanese, affiliations (Sukiya ? YEp
^tem.
issued through Capitol), while others are imported directly by the
over 80,000 .“/’Xvlhat for years has been quietly keeping record
i^?ach time the survivors and a
Japanese industry that ioi ywi a
record dealer.
'
„
“controls” report for peri‘I’ve been importing from Japan for over, a year now, he
for several years now,”
examinations they are mea- fans “happy.
y
We’ve been selling
df Ms -busy Yonge Street explained. “Cooperation from. Japanese companies has been
iT^or all of these: As.people
Suraving and we can easily get repeat orders if a particular
m
to’s record market between Col- one movesRwell. Their packaging-techniques—by wooden crate=
^he elasticity of the skin does says Sam Sniderm an ami
store,
been a quiet, consistent demand
grease, systolic blood pressure
. mover like Sukiyaki makes you are good, too.”
*
j a
? cnolesterol blood levels do lege and Dundas, ineie
In addition to this Japanese record section, the A and £ “ebest
sellers
can
come
from
anywhere
f^Se "’bile nervous reflexes
cord Bar a few doors away, also boasts an impressive collection.
i^ less keen and “vital capaciOwner Mel Koshi says he has between 60 and 75 ^different discs
arou
wk£^
^ . ?d strength, and hearing
Both record stores maintain that Japanese recording technique .
^Jision all deteriorate.
— can outsell cur^rJafdma.rk disk that do well by Canadian vield a top-notch quality of performance.
Although Japanese koto music has had a steady .but specialized
Beatles,
there
are
^
over
50,000
copies
is
considered
Nobel Winner Collapses standards. A record J
Sukiyaki more than held demand for years, the Sukiyaki bombshell drew ^attention to The
tliat the-'industry can turn out products with high appeal to
well above average, and in these term-, o
j
wester^
traditional Japanese music .recordings
— Shinichiro Tomo^ > Japan’s Nobel Prize winner
have been supplemented by an ever-increasing range of selections
Vr^ar’ has entered a hospital
fetX (a recording S geared for all tastes.
i^yo for a rest. Kyodo News ^S
S"?^ sa^ the scientist suffer-.
(Cont. on P. 8)
* ^ ^e country of
"I i/^^ed rib when he faint- ?£e"^^
qKhis bathroom.
w
tom Victims May
raw Chronology
jr Aging Process
Conductor’s Orchestrations
Stolen From Parked Auto
Mesinutrition From Zen Diet Kills Wife
Lethbridge Nisei
Receives 10-Year
Hosp. Certificate
lananese Recordings Sell Consistently In Toronto
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Ejton-Toronto LC. Anglers' Banquet Dec. 12th
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Chicken: A Good Treat For The Budget
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l^eember 4th, 9 to 12 midmght.
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CHICKEN PARAMOUNT
6 large chicken breasts
one-third cup flour
2 teaspoons saltFreshly ground black pepper
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cup butter, melted
3 tablespoons lime juice
1 cup red currant j elly
1 can (6-ounce) frozen orange juice
cup dry sherry
1 teaspoon dry mustard
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minister oi the Toronto Buddhist Church.:He was guest speaker 1
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BO.
7-3427
Pour off all but 2 tablespoons fat.
vaiuable contribution to make.
Stir 3 tablespoons wine into flour and salt. Blend
■f our""sDirSih- ^e Perfection . oY pur personality, the cultivation
be'wav in
aO we caH see things in their right perspective, Mix with rest of wine, pom' over chicken.
" Add all remaining ingredients except snipped parsley.
r “Tbpi-P
can can achieve the perfection of mankind.”
desired,
refrigerate at this point until baking time.)
this
we may reach the summit
Inline thp
three, the wav of disBake in a 350F oven, covered, for 154 hours or ___ _
tender. Sprinkle with snipped parsley. Makes 4 to 5 servings.
h^d
Buddhist. He has learned the art of huKietarv ^etl ^fL^ apdJJsen to the highest office in the land,
ARROZ CON POLLO
r «ty* Genk;, oi the United Nations.
1
2J4 to 3 pound broiler-fryer, cut up
kwav
in . order to develop Vz cup flour
Appreciate
the mterial tlrfngs of this world. We 1 , teaspoon salt
F Iosins true -n;e*2ali^ng3Avithout beco^
to them
138472 Queen W.
teaspoon pepper
L “Ilnl e sPiribUahsm;
one-third cup butter or salad oil
Toronto
—
LE. 2kt to doS
CU^v ate enlightened detachment, we won’t know. 1
package (1.59 ounce) Spanish rice seasoning mix
■ “When J £ material possessions.
cups water
Rremain
„ a'f ,accomplished wisdom and compassion we canteaspoon seasoned salt
^ft acknowledge
“e tr3n^°™«i into a Buddha, 1
cup raw regular rice
DANFORTH
Wash and dry chicken. Coat chicken pie?
with mixture of
h is at kkk lb- ^° ye can make it one with our life. Bud- flour, salt and pepper. Cook in butter until ;
golden brown, then
SPORTING
h Cultivate k®10^? Experience, a spiritual growth that never remove from skillet.
^ji said
mil oecome the strength of your life,” Mr.
Stir Spanish rice seasoning mix into drippings. Add water,
GOODS
seasoned salt and rice: mix welL Lay chicken on top of mixture.
Cover. Bake in a 350F oven for about 45 minutes or until
AND
chicken and rice are tender. Makes 4 generous serving;
SKATE SHARPENING
■
INSURANCE
Lucien C. Kurata, Q. C.
551 Danforth Ave-
When Buying Or Selling A Home
(®m of Qualify
Ken Hori
. from the Orient
?
l®te^aren~ j.orce^ain Tableware ■—Household Ornaments
’Scrolls nf T,a ■ wor^s of Woodj-Bamboo —- Framed, Pictures.
; Screens ^^p^ Painting — Oriental Jewellery-—Folding
k
blower Arrangement Accessories — Fans
?’
Dolls and Statuettes
Phone: 364-3481
(•4 Lines To Serve You)
CATERING SERVICE - “TAKE-OUT”..ORDERS
733 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ont.
(1 Block East of Pape Ave.)
f
TELEPHONE HO. 3-7831
re Ifours: Molt... to Sat.: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
^cepting^ Friday. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Garden
(Dining Lounge)
118 Elizabeth St.
Toronto, Canada
^ramount Gift Shop
L
Lichee
14 Perivale Cres*
Scarboro
Phone: AM. 1-5194
Banquet Facilities
I
For Business Or Private Parties
WEDDING RECEPTIONS (Large or Small)
DINNER MUSIC' NIGHTLY
Phone: HO. 3-7400
Open Thur, and Fri. Unfl S p a.
Formal
Rentals
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc.
ALNA 1
Of Toronto
Sus NagaiPHONE: 463-8104
<
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Page .7
pates and Doings I ji^jsz^^^ s
Ejton-Toronto LC. Anglers' Banquet Dec. 12th
| TORONTO.—The Hamilton-Toronto Japanese Canadian-\n<der<
will hold their annual banquet- on Sunday, December 1* i5S
goto U P-m. at the China House, 925 Egiinton Ave7West
W at 5 p.m. . p
kjThis banquet is iree to all members and children under 13
fars of age A fee of S3.o0 will be charged, for all noh-members
Ijjj members wn es.
.
.
.
^.Everyone is welcome. Invite your friends and relatives.
OFFICE
EM. 4-1334
EM. 4-1335
Cosmopolitan Cuisine
TVwda.Dnr*.:
HUdsan 5-1365
A. E. McKague, Q.C.
By STELLA ITO
Barrister and Solidtor
. NOTARY PUBLIC
Chicken: A Good Treat For The Budget
IQ3S Northoru Ontario Bu2dinj
333 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
TORONTO
Bus: 624-8153
KtC. Centre Presents Monte Carlo Nite Dec. 4th
L TORONTO.—Around and around, where it stops nobody bowsi
Ifii^esi draws, prizes gal^^
the reward for those who
U their chances at the Monte Carlo Nite slated for Saturday
l^eember 4th, 9 to 12 midmght.
’J
^Included in the nominal admission of S1.00 will be coffee and
Kshments. Bar facilities, will be provided.
, So for an evening of fun and games, keep December 4th open
a your social calendar. Ladies, kif course, are welcomeJ.C.C. Centre-.
N
t.
)5.
Ifickets For Centres New Year's.Eve Available
Bes:
-^m^aps it is because you can do so much with it. Thew
a unke^fJ?o£^?tISSS ^^ ' °“ C“ P^are a chicken. It is
922-1353
ERNEST JOMORI
Chartered
CHICKEN PARAMOUNT
6 large chicken breasts
one-third cup flour
2 teaspoons saltFreshly ground black pepper
i/4 cup oil or shortenin ?
.
cup butter, melted
3 tablespoons lime juice
1 cup red currant j elly
1 can (6-ounce) frozen orange juice
cup dry sherry
1 teaspoon dry mustard
!4 teaspoon ground ginger
teaspoon Tabasco
in1s^ons(! fio^ made by combining flour, salt
baktog pan'
^ ^ 7 ^ ^ ^ °r ^^ ^ in shaBow
Accountant
Suite 483
|
►
138 BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
AUTO
—
—
FIRE
ALL FORMS
OF
LIFE;
•
L TORONTO. The Cultural Centre’s New Year’s Eve Dance
hM becoming one of the highlights of the social vear locallv
Ikst year the auditorium was in a state of pandemonium as careIfeecelebrants Drought-in tile New. Year with, real gusto.
consult
'
■1
I If last year is any indication, it is imperative that vou
KIYO TAMURA
now. .With such attractions as live music
TORONTO
;
Wed by Earn Paines orchestra, prizes, noisemakers, hate and
Bus,
366-5812
Res.
PL
9-8317
hUoons plus a midnight. snack to add to the festivities.' this New
Combine melted butter ana lime juice and pour over chicken
llearwill never know what, hit-it. The space is limited'so re^rve ^-^R0^ bakmg‘ pan. Bake, uncovered, for 1 hour in a 350F
Wand avoid disappointment, later. Please’ fill out reservation oven. Baste once.
Meanwhile, blend remaining ingredient in a saucepan. Simton and send us your cheque or money- order with stamped selfCustom, Picture
sddressed envelop for return of - your tickets. Tickets are S7 5o\er nier until smooth and hot. stirring constant
bason, and will be issued- on first come, first served basis‘and ill
Pour sauce in pitcher; serve with chick i. Makes 6 seiwings.
Braining
^discontinued alter the first 350 people. Dress optional.
COQ AU VIN
Av
■
■ J.C.C. Centre.
pound salt pork, diced (about 14 cup)
2
tablespoons
- butter or margarine
Bev. Tsuji Tells Kelownidns To Cherish Their Faith 1 3-pound chicken
fryer, cut up
1278 Yoage Street, Toronto ?, Ont
IrJ^OWNA.
Buddhists have a valuable contribution to make
cups dry red wine (California burgundv or claret)
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
Heir country and the world, the Rev. Takeshi Tsuji said in Ke- 2
tablespoons flour
Tokio Nishimura
323-6877
|n recently.
t
m
1 teaspoon salt
San Francisco, is the- national director, bureau Dash of pepper
^cation, Buddhist churches of America and was the 1 can (16-ounce) white onions drained
minister oi the Toronto Buddhist Church.:He was guest speaker 1
(J4 pint) fresh small mushrooms (about 5 ounces)
h&Ue" durinS fch.e Uth annual convention of thFB.C~ Young 1Z carton
cup sliced green onions
■Luuumbib*
°
clove garlic, minced
LAYo^
People attended the convention-and. banquet, 3 sprigs; parsley
BARRISTER and SOLICITOR
bay leaf
?Ka3n? ddi ^
121 Vancouver,. Steveston, Fraser ValNOTARY PUBLIC
Ke Tai in B C- a*d' quests from Calgary and Ys teaspoon thyme'
Office
Hour* ■ Saturday
2
nd, Rosemary, Alberta, and Washington state.
tablespoons snipped parsley
October .to April Inclusivt
In^ shallow Dutch oven, cook salt- pork in boiling water to cover
w?rld ^^^ ^ find many troubled spots,”
62 RICHMOND ST. WEST
fess lives d’ ^ Pe°P e Wh° are ^ving-purposeless and mean- foi o minutes. Drain oif liquid. Add? butter; saut pork cubes until
Suite 513 Temple Banding
browned. Remove and reserve.
lpJ^th’Tv°° Budd^ts in the world, proud citizens with
TORONTO
’
Saute chicken pieces in Dutch oven until golden on all sides.
EM.
Rea:
BO.
7-3427
Pour off all but 2 tablespoons fat.
vaiuable contribution to make.
Stir 3 tablespoons wine into flour and salt. Blend
■f our""sDirSih- ^e Perfection . oY pur personality, the cultivation
be'wav in
aO we caH see things in their right perspective, Mix with rest of wine, pom' over chicken.
" Add all remaining ingredients except snipped parsley.
r “Tbpi-P
can can achieve the perfection of mankind.”
desired,
refrigerate at this point until baking time.)
this
we may reach the summit
Inline thp
three, the wav of disBake in a 350F oven, covered, for 154 hours or ___ _
tender. Sprinkle with snipped parsley. Makes 4 to 5 servings.
h^d
Buddhist. He has learned the art of huKietarv ^etl ^fL^ apdJJsen to the highest office in the land,
ARROZ CON POLLO
r «ty* Genk;, oi the United Nations.
1
2J4 to 3 pound broiler-fryer, cut up
kwav
in . order to develop Vz cup flour
Appreciate
the mterial tlrfngs of this world. We 1 , teaspoon salt
F Iosins true -n;e*2ali^ng3Avithout beco^
to them
138472 Queen W.
teaspoon pepper
L “Ilnl e sPiribUahsm;
one-third cup butter or salad oil
Toronto
—
LE. 2kt to doS
CU^v ate enlightened detachment, we won’t know. 1
package (1.59 ounce) Spanish rice seasoning mix
■ “When J £ material possessions.
cups water
Rremain
„ a'f ,accomplished wisdom and compassion we canteaspoon seasoned salt
^ft acknowledge
“e tr3n^°™«i into a Buddha, 1
cup raw regular rice
DANFORTH
Wash and dry chicken. Coat chicken pie?
with mixture of
h is at kkk lb- ^° ye can make it one with our life. Bud- flour, salt and pepper. Cook in butter until ;
golden brown, then
SPORTING
h Cultivate k®10^? Experience, a spiritual growth that never remove from skillet.
^ji said
mil oecome the strength of your life,” Mr.
Stir Spanish rice seasoning mix into drippings. Add water,
GOODS
seasoned salt and rice: mix welL Lay chicken on top of mixture.
Cover. Bake in a 350F oven for about 45 minutes or until
AND
chicken and rice are tender. Makes 4 generous serving;
SKATE SHARPENING
■
INSURANCE
Lucien C. Kurata, Q. C.
551 Danforth Ave-
When Buying Or Selling A Home
(®m of Qualify
Ken Hori
. from the Orient
?
l®te^aren~ j.orce^ain Tableware ■—Household Ornaments
’Scrolls nf T,a ■ wor^s of Woodj-Bamboo —- Framed, Pictures.
; Screens ^^p^ Painting — Oriental Jewellery-—Folding
k
blower Arrangement Accessories — Fans
?’
Dolls and Statuettes
Phone: 364-3481
(•4 Lines To Serve You)
CATERING SERVICE - “TAKE-OUT”..ORDERS
733 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ont.
(1 Block East of Pape Ave.)
f
TELEPHONE HO. 3-7831
re Ifours: Molt... to Sat.: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
^cepting^ Friday. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Garden
(Dining Lounge)
118 Elizabeth St.
Toronto, Canada
^ramount Gift Shop
L
Lichee
14 Perivale Cres*
Scarboro
Phone: AM. 1-5194
Banquet Facilities
I
For Business Or Private Parties
WEDDING RECEPTIONS (Large or Small)
DINNER MUSIC' NIGHTLY
Phone: HO. 3-7400
Open Thur, and Fri. Unfl S p a.
Formal
Rentals
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc.
ALNA 1
Of Toronto
Sus NagaiPHONE: 463-8104
<
Page 8
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Wednesday, Noveniha^ .
| THENEFc®i
Nisei Nurse Plays Role Of Parent Educator
« oEd^o.
By JOYCE GOODMAN
it. They need some kind of re-| She will work with the school
h , $IONTREAL-~Dorothy Mizuhara, senior nurse in the public assurance in terms of knowledge I health nurse to make sure that
479 QUEEN ST
k 1h ^P^ent of the Montreal Children’s Hospital, could best of what is being done to their I the. child with, a rheumatic heart
Toronto 3.3.
be described as a parent educator.
child and how they can provide is not over-active at school.
Empire 6-5005
good continuing care.
But ; her work is chiefly and
.
acts as an interpreter between
“I sometimes think that* a good directly with families, some 700
coctoi patient and parent and as a teacher of the first principles
cl good health.
.
■
h
specialist may see the patient families all told.
CLASSIFIED
“A doctor once prescribed nose
It is considered the first, and only department of its kind only in terms of his own speci
FPn,al u 7 „,
’
alty. A first rate neurosurgeon drops for ,a young boy with a
in Canada.
bad
ear
infection.
The
mother
male
Help
Wanted
may
not
see
the
problems
that
“The family doctor used to
—perform this function,” said Miss an internal medical specialist may thought that because it was < an girl wanted as
ear
infection
she
should
be
putphone
and
work
h
s
te®
see.
We
also
act
as
a
sort
of
Mizuhara, the Vancouver-born
ting - the nose drops into his ears.
cllmc- Phone 488^2001 £
nurse who launched the depart hospital referral agency.”
But Miss ■ Mizuhara was care That’s not what the doctor meant home sewers, exneriZn
ment five years ago. “But mos
and that’s not what .it said on
^n^scil
ful
to point out that her depart the
families
today
don
’
t
have
a
fami
TOKYO. — Japanese ingenuity ।
bottle. It took some .nxplain-d
Apply &
has invented an . electrical ap ly doctor in the old’ sense of the ment did not function as doctors.
ing
to
convince
her
that
the
drops
paratus for alleviating colour term. Our society is too vast, “We can only suspect and refer
'. ;
the patient to the right medical were to go into his nose.” :
blindness. The first of its kind mobile and isolated.”
Miss
Mizuhara
'
said
her
deure."Work “ith SL^'P1?
Miss Mizuhara saw her job authorities.”
m the world, the Sunvista M-1001
has been approved by Japanese partly as the result of the inShe was equally careful to point partment staff all genital, urin- 5'day-^ek. Modem of£
health authorities. To date the creasing degree of medical and out that her staff did not func ary and premature clinics be- Friday oniv^X^^^
cause of the importance of see-- —^~£^^
machine, built to train the eye surgical specialization today.
tion as social workers.
ing
that The mothers understand
to distinguish colour differences,
Male Help Waited
The' Montreal Children’s .Hos
“It’s sometimes difficult for a
and
continue the treatment pre-_______ ____ ■ -,
.has successfully helped' victims parent to understand just wliat pital had a social service depart
scribed
therein.
And
they
work
?^
T
u
“
e
driver
of colour blindness after two toy is
io wrong
nxung with
(UUU Ills
WUaU
ment which concerned itself with in close contact with the other 36 onto).restaurant- Ph°ne 481-22S5;
his U11I1U
child UI1U
and what
six months treatment.
the hospital is trying to do about the social problems — housing, clinics of the hospital.
marital relations, for example
exnenLL
“Sometimes'you could1 even call SERVICEMAN electrical
— that surround -the families
Ch*s?l
us tlie hospital trouble-shooters. ojl-UbZz (Toronto).
of its young patients.
If
we find a baby in cur clinics
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH .b .^ st
“We are only concerned with
technicians for radio ,
who
has never been vaccinated or TRANSISTOR
tape-recorders Experienced; ' fifsMl
health,” said Miss Mizuhara, a
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1965
‘e^nicians only. For interviewSi
graduate of the Vancouver Gen- immunized, we go to - work on Nakamura,
.364-0108. After 6-311^
10:30 A.M. Religious School
the
mother
tellingher
the
func
erl
Hospital
and
McGill.
“
We
are
261-9967
(Toronto).
’
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
Particularly interested in seeing tion and importance of vaccina
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service
immunization today.
Domestic Help Wanted
that a patient is provided with tion -and
followed by TBC Annual Meeting
And
we
refer
her to the proper
good continuity of care after he
URGENTLY need house-boy. -'jy5'
authorities for the service,” said speak
leaves the*hospital.”
English and. cook. -Execut
Miss Mizuhara.
.
I| h°use, one
child. Excellent waaes?
■ Sometimes,
Miss
Mizuhara
A
young
mother-came
to
US
llvln? conditions. Live in with briv
works with the schools and the not too long, ago concerned and
contact Miss|
social agencies to achieve her anxious about her little son's in- & 8?^ « ?
?
end.
•
ability to sleep at night. The ‘---She will, for example, find a child ’ was literally not sleeping
visiting professional nurse to iad- at jail. And the doctors had given
Diamonds & Watches
daily injections to a him a clean bill of health physi
Watch & Jewellery Repair
child whose parents cannot come cally. Something is wrong. We’ve
Family Co-op
to the Montreal Children’s Hos now turned his case over to our
21 Dundas Sq. Toronto
pital for the prescribed daily I mental
Suite 1103
, 11 vcvi
-^Lb
A cl Ho L.
1
hygienist.
I UI
don’t think
dosage.
Japanese & Occidental Foods
Phone 363-0952
I his problem is physical.
Mon. — Fri. 9—6, Sat. 9—3.
Invent Color
Blind Alleviater
Takara
Jewellers
Eve. By Appointment
Continental
460 Dundas St. W. — Toronto
Hiro Kawaguchi
Art Watanabe
EM. 6-5589 and EM. 6-5717
r
APPLICATION TO
Toronto JCCA — JCC Centre
KIDDIES XMAS PARTY
Recordings .
(Conf. From Page 1)
^’S^yg-lance through any Japanese record catalogue — or
SEXORS WANTED i
better still ;a first-hand look at the records offered- by stores -nd
Sexing jobs $10,000-520,000 per year
Hon io Kor^ ^
Of
available. Now in adS
in U.S., Canada 5 Europe
s
“LS hTt£JO“7 fmd Schist chants, traditional folk
American Chick Sexing Ass'n]
.onbs, movie hit themes, tempAe music,-tyxieianrt, Hawaiian
214 Line Street
1
s
and Sakamoto’s ventures into the LP market. Cover designs I
Lansdale, Pa. 19446
1
Sunday, Dec. 5, 1965, 2 to 4 p.m.•
J.C. Cultural Centre
. Program: Movie, Sing-Song, ;Santa, Refreshments
SKIS
Ski Rentals
Surname ......................................
Given Name ........ ......... .................
Address
Phone
Specializing In Chinese Food
............................... .._...._........._
OSCAR'S
1500 Dundas (at Dufferin)—LE. 2-4267
.............. .
Ages of Boys ... .....'........ ...............
Girls
NOTE.
CO SS^en tO bf ?etween the n^6® of 2 and 8 inclush
e.
n’ S®’ mRst he accompanied by adult.
Deadline .forapplication, Nov. 29, 1965
(4) Number ofparticipants will be limited, so please
early to avoid disappointment.
C
/ Do you have transportation. Yes........ ........ No
Send forms to: 415 Spadina Ave., Toronto 2-B, Ont........ . ...
Businessmen Luncheon
We Cater To Parties And Banquets
TAKE OUT SERVICE
Phone: EM. 3-7646 — EM. 8-0035
123A Dundas St. West
—
Toronto 2, Ont.
Parking At Bay & Dundas
It is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
।
1
1
WALES and DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
1
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA 1-3171
It’s Private! No Time Limit!
Get the most enjoyment from
your wedding reception or anniversary
?t
k
K
5
he
Plenty of delicious food! Plenty of free parkins!
Enioy .XT
' ’ all the
rc
$
i
- We stress your privacy!
facing wilh yOUr dear ones in .Ley atLsph.
lid
re
x
CHINA HOUS
925 Eglinton Ave. W.z Toronto, Ont
|V
RU. 1-9123
Ho
h-(
Wednesday, Noveniha^ .
| THENEFc®i
Nisei Nurse Plays Role Of Parent Educator
« oEd^o.
By JOYCE GOODMAN
it. They need some kind of re-| She will work with the school
h , $IONTREAL-~Dorothy Mizuhara, senior nurse in the public assurance in terms of knowledge I health nurse to make sure that
479 QUEEN ST
k 1h ^P^ent of the Montreal Children’s Hospital, could best of what is being done to their I the. child with, a rheumatic heart
Toronto 3.3.
be described as a parent educator.
child and how they can provide is not over-active at school.
Empire 6-5005
good continuing care.
But ; her work is chiefly and
.
acts as an interpreter between
“I sometimes think that* a good directly with families, some 700
coctoi patient and parent and as a teacher of the first principles
cl good health.
.
■
h
specialist may see the patient families all told.
CLASSIFIED
“A doctor once prescribed nose
It is considered the first, and only department of its kind only in terms of his own speci
FPn,al u 7 „,
’
alty. A first rate neurosurgeon drops for ,a young boy with a
in Canada.
bad
ear
infection.
The
mother
male
Help
Wanted
may
not
see
the
problems
that
“The family doctor used to
—perform this function,” said Miss an internal medical specialist may thought that because it was < an girl wanted as
ear
infection
she
should
be
putphone
and
work
h
s
te®
see.
We
also
act
as
a
sort
of
Mizuhara, the Vancouver-born
ting - the nose drops into his ears.
cllmc- Phone 488^2001 £
nurse who launched the depart hospital referral agency.”
But Miss ■ Mizuhara was care That’s not what the doctor meant home sewers, exneriZn
ment five years ago. “But mos
and that’s not what .it said on
^n^scil
ful
to point out that her depart the
families
today
don
’
t
have
a
fami
TOKYO. — Japanese ingenuity ।
bottle. It took some .nxplain-d
Apply &
has invented an . electrical ap ly doctor in the old’ sense of the ment did not function as doctors.
ing
to
convince
her
that
the
drops
paratus for alleviating colour term. Our society is too vast, “We can only suspect and refer
'. ;
the patient to the right medical were to go into his nose.” :
blindness. The first of its kind mobile and isolated.”
Miss
Mizuhara
'
said
her
deure."Work “ith SL^'P1?
Miss Mizuhara saw her job authorities.”
m the world, the Sunvista M-1001
has been approved by Japanese partly as the result of the inShe was equally careful to point partment staff all genital, urin- 5'day-^ek. Modem of£
health authorities. To date the creasing degree of medical and out that her staff did not func ary and premature clinics be- Friday oniv^X^^^
cause of the importance of see-- —^~£^^
machine, built to train the eye surgical specialization today.
tion as social workers.
ing
that The mothers understand
to distinguish colour differences,
Male Help Waited
The' Montreal Children’s .Hos
“It’s sometimes difficult for a
and
continue the treatment pre-_______ ____ ■ -,
.has successfully helped' victims parent to understand just wliat pital had a social service depart
scribed
therein.
And
they
work
?^
T
u
“
e
driver
of colour blindness after two toy is
io wrong
nxung with
(UUU Ills
WUaU
ment which concerned itself with in close contact with the other 36 onto).restaurant- Ph°ne 481-22S5;
his U11I1U
child UI1U
and what
six months treatment.
the hospital is trying to do about the social problems — housing, clinics of the hospital.
marital relations, for example
exnenLL
“Sometimes'you could1 even call SERVICEMAN electrical
— that surround -the families
Ch*s?l
us tlie hospital trouble-shooters. ojl-UbZz (Toronto).
of its young patients.
If
we find a baby in cur clinics
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH .b .^ st
“We are only concerned with
technicians for radio ,
who
has never been vaccinated or TRANSISTOR
tape-recorders Experienced; ' fifsMl
health,” said Miss Mizuhara, a
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1965
‘e^nicians only. For interviewSi
graduate of the Vancouver Gen- immunized, we go to - work on Nakamura,
.364-0108. After 6-311^
10:30 A.M. Religious School
the
mother
tellingher
the
func
erl
Hospital
and
McGill.
“
We
are
261-9967
(Toronto).
’
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
Particularly interested in seeing tion and importance of vaccina
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service
immunization today.
Domestic Help Wanted
that a patient is provided with tion -and
followed by TBC Annual Meeting
And
we
refer
her to the proper
good continuity of care after he
URGENTLY need house-boy. -'jy5'
authorities for the service,” said speak
leaves the*hospital.”
English and. cook. -Execut
Miss Mizuhara.
.
I| h°use, one
child. Excellent waaes?
■ Sometimes,
Miss
Mizuhara
A
young
mother-came
to
US
llvln? conditions. Live in with briv
works with the schools and the not too long, ago concerned and
contact Miss|
social agencies to achieve her anxious about her little son's in- & 8?^ « ?
?
end.
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ability to sleep at night. The ‘---She will, for example, find a child ’ was literally not sleeping
visiting professional nurse to iad- at jail. And the doctors had given
Diamonds & Watches
daily injections to a him a clean bill of health physi
Watch & Jewellery Repair
child whose parents cannot come cally. Something is wrong. We’ve
Family Co-op
to the Montreal Children’s Hos now turned his case over to our
21 Dundas Sq. Toronto
pital for the prescribed daily I mental
Suite 1103
, 11 vcvi
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hygienist.
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don’t think
dosage.
Japanese & Occidental Foods
Phone 363-0952
I his problem is physical.
Mon. — Fri. 9—6, Sat. 9—3.
Invent Color
Blind Alleviater
Takara
Jewellers
Eve. By Appointment
Continental
460 Dundas St. W. — Toronto
Hiro Kawaguchi
Art Watanabe
EM. 6-5589 and EM. 6-5717
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APPLICATION TO
Toronto JCCA — JCC Centre
KIDDIES XMAS PARTY
Recordings .
(Conf. From Page 1)
^’S^yg-lance through any Japanese record catalogue — or
SEXORS WANTED i
better still ;a first-hand look at the records offered- by stores -nd
Sexing jobs $10,000-520,000 per year
Hon io Kor^ ^
Of
available. Now in adS
in U.S., Canada 5 Europe
s
“LS hTt£JO“7 fmd Schist chants, traditional folk
American Chick Sexing Ass'n]
.onbs, movie hit themes, tempAe music,-tyxieianrt, Hawaiian
214 Line Street
1
s
and Sakamoto’s ventures into the LP market. Cover designs I
Lansdale, Pa. 19446
1
Sunday, Dec. 5, 1965, 2 to 4 p.m.•
J.C. Cultural Centre
. Program: Movie, Sing-Song, ;Santa, Refreshments
SKIS
Ski Rentals
Surname ......................................
Given Name ........ ......... .................
Address
Phone
Specializing In Chinese Food
............................... .._...._........._
OSCAR'S
1500 Dundas (at Dufferin)—LE. 2-4267
.............. .
Ages of Boys ... .....'........ ...............
Girls
NOTE.
CO SS^en tO bf ?etween the n^6® of 2 and 8 inclush
e.
n’ S®’ mRst he accompanied by adult.
Deadline .forapplication, Nov. 29, 1965
(4) Number ofparticipants will be limited, so please
early to avoid disappointment.
C
/ Do you have transportation. Yes........ ........ No
Send forms to: 415 Spadina Ave., Toronto 2-B, Ont........ . ...
Businessmen Luncheon
We Cater To Parties And Banquets
TAKE OUT SERVICE
Phone: EM. 3-7646 — EM. 8-0035
123A Dundas St. West
—
Toronto 2, Ont.
Parking At Bay & Dundas
It is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
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WALES and DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
1
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA 1-3171
It’s Private! No Time Limit!
Get the most enjoyment from
your wedding reception or anniversary
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K
5
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Plenty of delicious food! Plenty of free parkins!
Enioy .XT
' ’ all the
rc
$
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- We stress your privacy!
facing wilh yOUr dear ones in .Ley atLsph.
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CHINA HOUS
925 Eglinton Ave. W.z Toronto, Ont
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RU. 1-9123
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