Page 1
THE NEW CANAD
An Independent Organ for Canadians off Japanese Origin
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1965
Toronto, Onr.
IC’s Are The Best Citizens
R. K. Gordon, attended as coordinator,.of th®
visitors and convention committee of the Kelowna,
chamber of commerce.
During the banquet a plaque was presented by
Yosh Terada of Kelowna to the Rev. and Mfrs. Sb'.njo Ikuta, of the Steveston Buddhist church, in re
cognition of their many years of service. Kev
Ikuta formed the Young Buddhist league in; B.C.
and was referred to as “a guiding light.’”
Winner of the Miss Bussei (Young Buddhist?
-------------- ——— contest was Miss Sharon Minamide, Kamloops.
Aissinq Articles . .
She was crowned . durinig the
dance by the outgoing queen.
Miss Betty Domai, Steveston.
There were four entrants' Micni- .
ko Kojima, representing the Van
TORONTO.—The stolen briefcase of Toronto Symphony con couver group, Ruby Uyeyama,
Kelowna and Irene Osaka, Steductor, Mr. Seiji Ozawa has turned up — but with many articles veston.
missing, including a pair of gold cuff-inks that were given to him
Winner of the oratorical con
test held during the convention;,
jy Toronto Mayor, Philip Givens.
The briefcase, stolen last week from the Massey Hall parking- was Miss Michiko Kojima. Hei
lot, was found last Monday by Alberto De Caries on a lot near iiis topic was “Karma” a Buddhist
word meaning “cause and effect.”
store on Augusta Avenue. He returned it to Mr. Ozawa.
She said everything we do affects our lives with each getting
out of. life,. what we put into it.
She urged young people: to consider this and live then* lives acCanada,
while
the
Canadians
ask
cordingly.
. TOKYO. — Japanese repres
Miss Kojima won out over
entatives called for the easing ed for restraint in Japanese com
of Canadian curbs on imports petition against Canadian indus three other contestants, Tom Tahara,-Kamloops, Ken Yokota, Kefrom Japan at the third Japan- tries still in a growing stage.
lowpa and David Ayukawa, reGanada businessmen’s confer
presenting the Fraser Valley
ence which ended here recently,
group.: Judges were Don Worth
the Federation of Economic Or
and John Price of the Kelowna
ganization said recently.
Toastmasters club with Mr. Tsuji.
The Canadian group, compris
Other special guests attending
ed of 26 businessmen, was head
were Rev. K. S. Ikuta, Vancouver
ed by R. H. Keefler, chairman
TORONTO. — The arts of
Buddhist church; Rev. K. Oku
of the Canadian Chamber of
da, Kelowna; Rev. Shinjo Ikuta,
Japan, practised at the Tor
Commerce, and H. H. Style,
Steveston; Jack Hatanaka, Keonto Japanese Canadian Culchairman of the Canadian Manu
lowna, convention chairman; Nob
turaF Centre will be the sub
facturers Association.
Yamaoka, president of the Ke
ject for Tuesday, November
lowna chapter; Takeru Tanemu
CHAIRMAN INCLUDED
ra, Kelowna and Mrs. Kayo Te
30th
’
s
CBC-TV
program
“
On
Representing the Japanese side
rada, president of the Kelowna
The Scene” over Channel 6.
were about 40 businessmen in
.Buddhist
women’s society.
cluding Tadashi Adachi, chair
(Toronto area.)
Kuhi
Ikuta,
Steveston, was
man of the Japanese Chamber
Students
and
instructors
elected
president
of the B.C.
of Commerce and Industry.
Young
Buddhist
league.
He re
practising such Japanese arts
Among
subjects
discussed
places
Joe
Yukawa,
Vancouver.
as sumi-e, ikebana, judo, ka
were trade problems between Ja
Other officers
elected were
rate, kendo and Japanese cook
pan and Canada, the U.S.-CanTak Honkawa, Fraser Valley,
ada auto agreement and the Ge
ing wdl be shown in action.
vice-president and Miss .Nancy
neva negotiations on world tar
secretary
Ryu jin, Vancouver,
Program starts at 7:30 p.m.
iffs, the federation said.
treasurer.
and is hosted by popular Al
The 12th annual convention
The Japanese suggested Can
Boliska.
will
take place in Steveston,
ada correct the present trade im
B.G.,
in
1966.
balance which was in favor of
KELOWNA, B.C.—Mayor of Kelowna
Parkinson told the 300 J.C. delegates attending
the 11th annual B.C.xYoung Buddhists, convention
in Kelowna recently, “Japanese Canadians are
the best citizens we have.”
The mayor presented the Rev. Leslie Kawamura,
resident minister of the Buddhist church in Ray
mond, Alberta, and Rev. Takeshi Tsuji, national
director, San Francisco, with silver spoons bear'ng the coat of arms of the city of Kelowna.
Ozawa’s Briefcase Found
—jal pho
bote Master Comes For 1st U.S,-Japan Tourney
I. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.-H ironori Ohtsuka (riglit) of Tokyo,
E-year-old creator and master of the Wado-Ryu style of karate
pived at San Francisco International Airport by Japan Air Lines
Lenibei'18 to act as consultant for the U.S.-Japan Karate TourI: The tournament, first ever held between the two countries,
pill be held at Winterland Auditorium here on December 4th.
Ke will also demonstrate the Wado-Ryu style,. the major school
Is karate in Japan.
I Inspecting a ceremonial sword, in the JAL airport lounge,
pt the karate master carried with him was Yoshiaki Ajari,. chair
man of the tournament, who will be Ohtsuka’s host during his stay
(Cont. On Page 8')
ilween Devil and Deep Blue Sea . .
-Nay Rap For T.V. Commercials
• TOKYO.—Japanese television is really between the devil and
Re deep blue sea these days. On one hand, the public has been
pinplaining about the growing number of crass TV commercials;
I? the other hand, grudging sponsors are loudly demanding more
team time in which to push their products.
L As a result, commercial television has dipped into the red
Mr the first time since it was inaugurated more than a decade ago.
The post-Olympic recession is
partly to blame for the rapid
exodus of sponsors, including two
of the largest groups of TV pro
gram backers—home electric appliance
and stock brokerage
firms.
' — The Japanese
Among the five commercial
9^ce’ commenting ~“untelevision stations in Tokyo, omy
w y
Rhodesia’s IndeL.e«Ce Proclamation, said it TBS-TV (Tokyo Broadcast Sys
7 matter _ of: profound re- tem) is not having any sponsor
_
.
, e action was taken to difficulty.
In contrast, Nippon TV is eyen
&te ^ite rule. A ForeLnij tlce spokesman said Japan finding it rough to sell time
recognize the self- ■during the so-called “golden
LtaUlle^ Rhodesian govern- hours” between 7 and 9 p.m. The
others are in pretty much the
same fix.
. ,.
government wU1 consult
Although the nation’s leading
Lie » invested friendly coun- business-' companies agreed to
I es as to possible sanctions by limit commercials to 10 percent
i^11 against Rhodesia, the of program time, most sponsors
blithelv ignore this limitation.
^snian said.
In fact, one station recently
devoted almost two hours out of
hours of programming to
rOst Japanese Outside 17^
commercials. Sponsors tell tele
vision stations, “Either go along
^5n In Sao Paulo
with us or we’ll cancel our conPAULO. — Brazil’s state
tracts*1^
30 ^aU^° has the largest
Some of the worst offenders
Panese colony outside Japan. are the two commercial stations
^ Jian 250,000 Japanese now presenting traditional sumo mat
ches during the six annual loa. 131 $a° Paulo and many more
(Cont. on P.s8) _
in the state.
pon't Recognize
podesia: Japan
Japanese Seek Ease On Import Curbs
J.C.C. Centre 'On
The Scene' Tues.
Harakiri” Suicide Style Now Passe
available because the fire depart
TOKYO. — Those were the receiving a phone call.
An official of the department ment Keeps it off the record.
days — when Japanese commit
Last year, there were 3,762
ted harakiri instead! of living a said it has already sent out' its
cases
of attempted or successful
ambulance more than 2,900 times
life in disgrace.
.
suicide.
Many of them probably
The old Bushido (military this year for the sole purpose of
died.
transporting
to
hospital
those
code) said a good officer should
’The fire department was kept
take his own life rather than ^sur who attempted to terminate their
busy one day recently because of
render to the enemy or kill him lives.
Many of them were too late five suicide cases, including an
self to protest his master.
elderly couple, two young men,
Times have changed since then to be rescued by the time
and-the Japanese people no long- bulance got to them. Some died a young girl student and middle
aged woman. They all died.
dr dare to kill themselves with later at hospital.
Those who tried to commit
knives*
The exact number of those who
But suicides remain rampant died unnatural deaths was not suicide had varied reasons ac
in this land of the rising sun.
cording to the fire department.
In Tokyo alone/ more than -2,Some tried because they
900 persons have tried to commit "Stop War In Viet Nam" were sick, broke, or they lost
suicide* so far this year to the
TOKYO. — Japanese author hope in their future lives on ac
disdain of the Tokyo Fire Depart
Ken Kaiko has brought a full count of losing their sweethearts
ment.
or of failing to pass college en
The fire department not only page advertisement in the New trance examinations.
York
Times
to
appeal
to
the
engages in putting out fires in
tried and died of hang
Tokyo but is also charged with American people to stop the war ingSome
themselves,
gas poisoning and
in
Viet
Nam,
the
Mainichi
Sh<mdispatching an ambulance to any
an overdose of sleeping pills.
bun
newspaper
reported
recently.
parts of the capital city upon
*
An Independent Organ for Canadians off Japanese Origin
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1965
Toronto, Onr.
IC’s Are The Best Citizens
R. K. Gordon, attended as coordinator,.of th®
visitors and convention committee of the Kelowna,
chamber of commerce.
During the banquet a plaque was presented by
Yosh Terada of Kelowna to the Rev. and Mfrs. Sb'.njo Ikuta, of the Steveston Buddhist church, in re
cognition of their many years of service. Kev
Ikuta formed the Young Buddhist league in; B.C.
and was referred to as “a guiding light.’”
Winner of the Miss Bussei (Young Buddhist?
-------------- ——— contest was Miss Sharon Minamide, Kamloops.
Aissinq Articles . .
She was crowned . durinig the
dance by the outgoing queen.
Miss Betty Domai, Steveston.
There were four entrants' Micni- .
ko Kojima, representing the Van
TORONTO.—The stolen briefcase of Toronto Symphony con couver group, Ruby Uyeyama,
Kelowna and Irene Osaka, Steductor, Mr. Seiji Ozawa has turned up — but with many articles veston.
missing, including a pair of gold cuff-inks that were given to him
Winner of the oratorical con
test held during the convention;,
jy Toronto Mayor, Philip Givens.
The briefcase, stolen last week from the Massey Hall parking- was Miss Michiko Kojima. Hei
lot, was found last Monday by Alberto De Caries on a lot near iiis topic was “Karma” a Buddhist
word meaning “cause and effect.”
store on Augusta Avenue. He returned it to Mr. Ozawa.
She said everything we do affects our lives with each getting
out of. life,. what we put into it.
She urged young people: to consider this and live then* lives acCanada,
while
the
Canadians
ask
cordingly.
. TOKYO. — Japanese repres
Miss Kojima won out over
entatives called for the easing ed for restraint in Japanese com
of Canadian curbs on imports petition against Canadian indus three other contestants, Tom Tahara,-Kamloops, Ken Yokota, Kefrom Japan at the third Japan- tries still in a growing stage.
lowpa and David Ayukawa, reGanada businessmen’s confer
presenting the Fraser Valley
ence which ended here recently,
group.: Judges were Don Worth
the Federation of Economic Or
and John Price of the Kelowna
ganization said recently.
Toastmasters club with Mr. Tsuji.
The Canadian group, compris
Other special guests attending
ed of 26 businessmen, was head
were Rev. K. S. Ikuta, Vancouver
ed by R. H. Keefler, chairman
TORONTO. — The arts of
Buddhist church; Rev. K. Oku
of the Canadian Chamber of
da, Kelowna; Rev. Shinjo Ikuta,
Japan, practised at the Tor
Commerce, and H. H. Style,
Steveston; Jack Hatanaka, Keonto Japanese Canadian Culchairman of the Canadian Manu
lowna, convention chairman; Nob
turaF Centre will be the sub
facturers Association.
Yamaoka, president of the Ke
ject for Tuesday, November
lowna chapter; Takeru Tanemu
CHAIRMAN INCLUDED
ra, Kelowna and Mrs. Kayo Te
30th
’
s
CBC-TV
program
“
On
Representing the Japanese side
rada, president of the Kelowna
The Scene” over Channel 6.
were about 40 businessmen in
.Buddhist
women’s society.
cluding Tadashi Adachi, chair
(Toronto area.)
Kuhi
Ikuta,
Steveston, was
man of the Japanese Chamber
Students
and
instructors
elected
president
of the B.C.
of Commerce and Industry.
Young
Buddhist
league.
He re
practising such Japanese arts
Among
subjects
discussed
places
Joe
Yukawa,
Vancouver.
as sumi-e, ikebana, judo, ka
were trade problems between Ja
Other officers
elected were
rate, kendo and Japanese cook
pan and Canada, the U.S.-CanTak Honkawa, Fraser Valley,
ada auto agreement and the Ge
ing wdl be shown in action.
vice-president and Miss .Nancy
neva negotiations on world tar
secretary
Ryu jin, Vancouver,
Program starts at 7:30 p.m.
iffs, the federation said.
treasurer.
and is hosted by popular Al
The 12th annual convention
The Japanese suggested Can
Boliska.
will
take place in Steveston,
ada correct the present trade im
B.G.,
in
1966.
balance which was in favor of
KELOWNA, B.C.—Mayor of Kelowna
Parkinson told the 300 J.C. delegates attending
the 11th annual B.C.xYoung Buddhists, convention
in Kelowna recently, “Japanese Canadians are
the best citizens we have.”
The mayor presented the Rev. Leslie Kawamura,
resident minister of the Buddhist church in Ray
mond, Alberta, and Rev. Takeshi Tsuji, national
director, San Francisco, with silver spoons bear'ng the coat of arms of the city of Kelowna.
Ozawa’s Briefcase Found
—jal pho
bote Master Comes For 1st U.S,-Japan Tourney
I. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.-H ironori Ohtsuka (riglit) of Tokyo,
E-year-old creator and master of the Wado-Ryu style of karate
pived at San Francisco International Airport by Japan Air Lines
Lenibei'18 to act as consultant for the U.S.-Japan Karate TourI: The tournament, first ever held between the two countries,
pill be held at Winterland Auditorium here on December 4th.
Ke will also demonstrate the Wado-Ryu style,. the major school
Is karate in Japan.
I Inspecting a ceremonial sword, in the JAL airport lounge,
pt the karate master carried with him was Yoshiaki Ajari,. chair
man of the tournament, who will be Ohtsuka’s host during his stay
(Cont. On Page 8')
ilween Devil and Deep Blue Sea . .
-Nay Rap For T.V. Commercials
• TOKYO.—Japanese television is really between the devil and
Re deep blue sea these days. On one hand, the public has been
pinplaining about the growing number of crass TV commercials;
I? the other hand, grudging sponsors are loudly demanding more
team time in which to push their products.
L As a result, commercial television has dipped into the red
Mr the first time since it was inaugurated more than a decade ago.
The post-Olympic recession is
partly to blame for the rapid
exodus of sponsors, including two
of the largest groups of TV pro
gram backers—home electric appliance
and stock brokerage
firms.
' — The Japanese
Among the five commercial
9^ce’ commenting ~“untelevision stations in Tokyo, omy
w y
Rhodesia’s IndeL.e«Ce Proclamation, said it TBS-TV (Tokyo Broadcast Sys
7 matter _ of: profound re- tem) is not having any sponsor
_
.
, e action was taken to difficulty.
In contrast, Nippon TV is eyen
&te ^ite rule. A ForeLnij tlce spokesman said Japan finding it rough to sell time
recognize the self- ■during the so-called “golden
LtaUlle^ Rhodesian govern- hours” between 7 and 9 p.m. The
others are in pretty much the
same fix.
. ,.
government wU1 consult
Although the nation’s leading
Lie » invested friendly coun- business-' companies agreed to
I es as to possible sanctions by limit commercials to 10 percent
i^11 against Rhodesia, the of program time, most sponsors
blithelv ignore this limitation.
^snian said.
In fact, one station recently
devoted almost two hours out of
hours of programming to
rOst Japanese Outside 17^
commercials. Sponsors tell tele
vision stations, “Either go along
^5n In Sao Paulo
with us or we’ll cancel our conPAULO. — Brazil’s state
tracts*1^
30 ^aU^° has the largest
Some of the worst offenders
Panese colony outside Japan. are the two commercial stations
^ Jian 250,000 Japanese now presenting traditional sumo mat
ches during the six annual loa. 131 $a° Paulo and many more
(Cont. on P.s8) _
in the state.
pon't Recognize
podesia: Japan
Japanese Seek Ease On Import Curbs
J.C.C. Centre 'On
The Scene' Tues.
Harakiri” Suicide Style Now Passe
available because the fire depart
TOKYO. — Those were the receiving a phone call.
An official of the department ment Keeps it off the record.
days — when Japanese commit
Last year, there were 3,762
ted harakiri instead! of living a said it has already sent out' its
cases
of attempted or successful
ambulance more than 2,900 times
life in disgrace.
.
suicide.
Many of them probably
The old Bushido (military this year for the sole purpose of
died.
transporting
to
hospital
those
code) said a good officer should
’The fire department was kept
take his own life rather than ^sur who attempted to terminate their
busy one day recently because of
render to the enemy or kill him lives.
Many of them were too late five suicide cases, including an
self to protest his master.
elderly couple, two young men,
Times have changed since then to be rescued by the time
and-the Japanese people no long- bulance got to them. Some died a young girl student and middle
aged woman. They all died.
dr dare to kill themselves with later at hospital.
Those who tried to commit
knives*
The exact number of those who
But suicides remain rampant died unnatural deaths was not suicide had varied reasons ac
in this land of the rising sun.
cording to the fire department.
In Tokyo alone/ more than -2,Some tried because they
900 persons have tried to commit "Stop War In Viet Nam" were sick, broke, or they lost
suicide* so far this year to the
TOKYO. — Japanese author hope in their future lives on ac
disdain of the Tokyo Fire Depart
Ken Kaiko has brought a full count of losing their sweethearts
ment.
or of failing to pass college en
The fire department not only page advertisement in the New trance examinations.
York
Times
to
appeal
to
the
engages in putting out fires in
tried and died of hang
Tokyo but is also charged with American people to stop the war ingSome
themselves,
gas poisoning and
in
Viet
Nam,
the
Mainichi
Sh<mdispatching an ambulance to any
an overdose of sleeping pills.
bun
newspaper
reported
recently.
parts of the capital city upon
*
Page 2
Saturday, NoveD^P?
T Ownahamura Invited To Take 6th-da
?^A Examination next Sear In iiana
Mike Johnson Captures
Eastern Canada Judo Title
By LIZ PEARCE
Sa?rF^^
kendo Master •T13 7 A
n »- _
..
kendo Master, Junzo Sasamori Ph D
.
TORONTO.—-Canada’s 5th-dan kendo expert, Mr. Dr. Sasamori is advisor to the Federation ^
Larry Nakamura, JUto
has been
invited by
All member of the Japanese Parliament
weeu mviiea
oy the
une --m
’ ^
Japan Kendo Federation to apply for* examina
a- member-of-.the Cabinet.
tion for the rank of kyoshi (instructor). andythenJ m^
kendo)- he ; i
Kendo Dojo- in Toronto ^^ °f Ae NaM
6th-dan.
The written invitation comes from 8th-dan J. To, pave the way for the 6th decree
•
“7 Hamura ^
______
। By MARGARET HAUSER
Tor. Aikido DojoMovesToNewLocaie ? « application for, and 1
p’^63 .^P^icipated Jn two weight divisions, lightweight 165so Af Tanino Judo School On Clwrch St. ■? dfD -I Tamori has asked J
along6with Mudansha ^S^
a1^ ,tne heavyweight division 165.9 lbs.’ and over
J
By MARGARET HAUSER
has no complaints,; but--his doio he first do. this.
Jolmson (Can^dim™?^^
^a”- Mike
TORONTO.
TORONTO.’ - Toronto’s first occupies the third floor-of a busy
^minations for 6th-dan tri
silver medal winners if the goodJn W»W T™ ^““n®11 -P11 wS devoted id the study of (first floor’ bunny-girl- bar, sec
and
up are held only once a vp
through his ODDonenh?
sooawil\ wo^
walked I Aikido opened almost one year
’
ond • floor poolroom) building: in..Japan. This year’s exaniij
.
,
- v----- A that time and the crashing throws and
has been the Tsuruoka ■ Karate breakfalls characteristic of ai-' •tions.were held November 5
Club at 782 Yonge St. .
^htW^ division Bob Fj-adette’s
kido seems to have shaken.up the Nakamura- sensei plans to J
ir^mS week, aikido instructors other. tenants.
Japan - next year in order to fl
Mr. Takeshi Kimeta, Srd-dan, and
The. Aikido .school will share | fib these,, requirements.
j
Mr.
- Tetsunari
1 etsunari Fujita,
Fujita, 3rd-dan, tatami'with Tanino Judo Club
.^l^Lclub to 566 Church their. splendiAew Zta^*
Meantime his students in Td
. .,
new quarters: Ai onto have been hc-artened 3
St., Toronto.
kido. classes, will c e held thrice
ipppn. A-adette threw C^Mm^Tc^1^
cut
Reason given for the move is weekly
on Tuesdays "7:30 -— 9 -SO, encouraged by Dr. Sasamori
Montreal to win the black belt lightweight ^kmpiXhfp
i n^tej Host Masami Tsuru- Fridavs, 7:30
oka, 5th-dan, karate instructor days 11 a.m. * — 9:30 and Suh-’ comments'.upon pictures taken]
— 1 p.m. " their kendo-no-kata (form j
J o" H°me C1“b’ t0 “ the B™ ^1* taa^fl,:'
19 Goals Scored In Sunday's LG Hockey GamOS ' In a and.- other exercises
letter to the dojo, t!
By MEL TSUJI
H. ^ o?D&^^ ?Je aab '“■ 160 ^) created
Game-time- .absentions, hit Japan great 8th-dan, hud particuk
TORONTO. —.A Grey Cup Camera as they were down, to a
type happening” occured here as s^e ®^on crew of . 8. Im, complicity praise ; for 14-year-old niky
a-total of 19 goals were, scored/
/he crew, were,’ Roger- Inamoto Christine Nakamura, whose.wri!
i-tSUess ^e hoys are getting a and Ken Madokoro, each witli a movements- he described as coni
little excited.
mair’ A1^ George,. Shimono, arid .paring favorably to ‘many high
e Club (19.
Dufferin Cleaners completely
netting, singletons. ranking dans”.
’
MoTbsnj- JSriel^
startled
Japan
Camera
as
George
Chico
Aklh
hq.
saved, complete
Rogers Oshawa,
Nishikawa, with 3 goals, led the
by- gaining' Japan’s
Ktt)®^ <17' 160 to'J- ‘iiklaZ
January 9th celebrations of Kal
N. cleaning men to a 9-1 landsfde. annhilation
Ione. goal...
J ado
gaini. Biraki at the Hatasliiti
UllUllllllllllllIlllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiii I /Stadium Garage, out only 9
Odds and Ends
Vm ilniM Players, thrashed out a 4-0 shut- Judo Dojo in Toronto, will ini
to see that Montreal came all ■ the wav to help
iffi
NFMR
Io
°yer Rltz Kinoshita. Clever- crude a kendo demonstration by
make the tournament a success.
y to
l\Lv
liLllu
koy
Ameno, the Japanese Stan the Nakamura Kendo Dojo.
I
rC°S^ aT £lX blabs’ &
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Nakamura sensei is the subject
of an article in the latest issul
nX‘"“4 siteetT^ *abIe
^ ^ere^to ™ »™EWXtfK fteM registering aces.
I
GW - Smykowski 499.
I Yamada Studio hit for 3 goals I of Black Belt Magazine.
Technique among the'higher belts and lowev belts
^'^‘^'^
5 minutes of play,
countryX tg’Ll the tmMmmls Wd “' ^ Parts ‘of the &
w; 99TS^n^u£atcr 5031 221-' Ken Izumi I ?v ’ °a wd, enough momentum to I
S Masuda 57? S6 90157i' ^^ G®-1 ^U“P Miekey Sato 6-2. .Hustling
shi 569; Terry Do? 566' 209: h^T wavM ^ed Hayashi with . 2 goals andnabe 553, 219.
jack w«‘a- an assist paved the way. The
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Mike Johnson Captures
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By LIZ PEARCE
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TORONTO.—-Canada’s 5th-dan kendo expert, Mr. Dr. Sasamori is advisor to the Federation ^
Larry Nakamura, JUto
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a- member-of-.the Cabinet.
tion for the rank of kyoshi (instructor). andythenJ m^
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Kendo Dojo- in Toronto ^^ °f Ae NaM
6th-dan.
The written invitation comes from 8th-dan J. To, pave the way for the 6th decree
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Tor. Aikido DojoMovesToNewLocaie ? « application for, and 1
p’^63 .^P^icipated Jn two weight divisions, lightweight 165so Af Tanino Judo School On Clwrch St. ■? dfD -I Tamori has asked J
along6with Mudansha ^S^
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By MARGARET HAUSER
has no complaints,; but--his doio he first do. this.
Jolmson (Can^dim™?^^
^a”- Mike
TORONTO.
TORONTO.’ - Toronto’s first occupies the third floor-of a busy
^minations for 6th-dan tri
silver medal winners if the goodJn W»W T™ ^““n®11 -P11 wS devoted id the study of (first floor’ bunny-girl- bar, sec
and
up are held only once a vp
through his ODDonenh?
sooawil\ wo^
walked I Aikido opened almost one year
’
ond • floor poolroom) building: in..Japan. This year’s exaniij
.
,
- v----- A that time and the crashing throws and
has been the Tsuruoka ■ Karate breakfalls characteristic of ai-' •tions.were held November 5
Club at 782 Yonge St. .
^htW^ division Bob Fj-adette’s
kido seems to have shaken.up the Nakamura- sensei plans to J
ir^mS week, aikido instructors other. tenants.
Japan - next year in order to fl
Mr. Takeshi Kimeta, Srd-dan, and
The. Aikido .school will share | fib these,, requirements.
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Mr.
- Tetsunari
1 etsunari Fujita,
Fujita, 3rd-dan, tatami'with Tanino Judo Club
.^l^Lclub to 566 Church their. splendiAew Zta^*
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new quarters: Ai onto have been hc-artened 3
St., Toronto.
kido. classes, will c e held thrice
ipppn. A-adette threw C^Mm^Tc^1^
cut
Reason given for the move is weekly
on Tuesdays "7:30 -— 9 -SO, encouraged by Dr. Sasamori
Montreal to win the black belt lightweight ^kmpiXhfp
i n^tej Host Masami Tsuru- Fridavs, 7:30
oka, 5th-dan, karate instructor days 11 a.m. * — 9:30 and Suh-’ comments'.upon pictures taken]
— 1 p.m. " their kendo-no-kata (form j
J o" H°me C1“b’ t0 “ the B™ ^1* taa^fl,:'
19 Goals Scored In Sunday's LG Hockey GamOS ' In a and.- other exercises
letter to the dojo, t!
By MEL TSUJI
H. ^ o?D&^^ ?Je aab '“■ 160 ^) created
Game-time- .absentions, hit Japan great 8th-dan, hud particuk
TORONTO. —.A Grey Cup Camera as they were down, to a
type happening” occured here as s^e ®^on crew of . 8. Im, complicity praise ; for 14-year-old niky
a-total of 19 goals were, scored/
/he crew, were,’ Roger- Inamoto Christine Nakamura, whose.wri!
i-tSUess ^e hoys are getting a and Ken Madokoro, each witli a movements- he described as coni
little excited.
mair’ A1^ George,. Shimono, arid .paring favorably to ‘many high
e Club (19.
Dufferin Cleaners completely
netting, singletons. ranking dans”.
’
MoTbsnj- JSriel^
startled
Japan
Camera
as
George
Chico
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saved, complete
Rogers Oshawa,
Nishikawa, with 3 goals, led the
by- gaining' Japan’s
Ktt)®^ <17' 160 to'J- ‘iiklaZ
January 9th celebrations of Kal
N. cleaning men to a 9-1 landsfde. annhilation
Ione. goal...
J ado
gaini. Biraki at the Hatasliiti
UllUllllllllllllIlllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiii I /Stadium Garage, out only 9
Odds and Ends
Vm ilniM Players, thrashed out a 4-0 shut- Judo Dojo in Toronto, will ini
to see that Montreal came all ■ the wav to help
iffi
NFMR
Io
°yer Rltz Kinoshita. Clever- crude a kendo demonstration by
make the tournament a success.
y to
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Technique among the'higher belts and lowev belts
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5 minutes of play,
countryX tg’Ll the tmMmmls Wd “' ^ Parts ‘of the &
w; 99TS^n^u£atcr 5031 221-' Ken Izumi I ?v ’ °a wd, enough momentum to I
S Masuda 57? S6 90157i' ^^ G®-1 ^U“P Miekey Sato 6-2. .Hustling
shi 569; Terry Do? 566' 209: h^T wavM ^ed Hayashi with . 2 goals andnabe 553, 219.
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Page 7
6000 Van. Children
Personal Notes Across Canada
To Get Books From
Wont. Nisei United Church Women's Social Dec. 5 Consul General
Engagements
Oates and Doings
I
Marriages
L vONTREAL.—A social get-together for all Issei
~ -Miss Bonnie
Eiriote will be sponsored by the Montreal Nisei United Chmh 6,000 Vancouver cMdren^ho
MORI-HORIBE
Men.on Sunday, Dec., 5th, right after worship service PIptsp are members of The ChildS n
™^ ^asuda, daughter of Mr.
feurage your Issei parents‘and friends to get out for a relaxS Theatre will receive
HAMILTON, Ont. — The Holy
of Pictoe Butte>
hhours among old friends.bound books as r^Cof
Kenny
Ja
trinity Church in Hamilton on
phi son of Mr. and Mrs: KanshiMThe C.G.I.T. Is planning a; Christmas, party for Sating panese government
November
20th, .1965 was the
Lng Dec 18th, from 7:30 p.m. They are also practising &
Tetuso. Ban, Japanese Conan1 10 °hashi °f. Taber, Alta., an19enerab recently presented 100
their engagement on setting for the marriage of Miss
P Vesper Service on Christmas Eve, Friday, Dec. 24th at
'••30 children’s books
COT 1!™™ < ^Y^ber 20th, 1965 at a partv Kayako Mori, daughter of Mr.
&
and Mrs. Fuyoichi Muri. of Japan,
I and. Mr. Kenneth Kazuyuki Hop Centre Duplicate Bridge Open House Sat. ^'(B.cTS of ofe” &raitas ree
and Mrs. hbe, son of Mr. and Mrs. KosaMuraki of Raymond, I haro Horibe, of Hamilton. The
Rev. West officiated.
bmh at '8:00 p.m. .
V
‘’
X em-Pur P Vancouver children beh This will be a fun night for all bridge players who took
^nt'ieages °f six and 12.
n,..
Following a reception at the
U play duplicate qr just play kitchen bridge. If you have rot
fl!ms from around I ^^i^Ctrios
Astral Restaurant’s Zodiac Room,
Wout to our club 'recently do come out this night" Luck^
i e • n are shown in 27 cen■
tzes!
Good
bridge!
Congenial
company!
Refreshments
’
5
-av
tres
in
Greater
Vancouver.
COT
OKUMURA
the happy couple left for a
izes! Good bridge! Congenial company! Refreshments!
honeymoon, in Miami Beach, Flo
explain the films to
OAKVri TH
t
' Brins your friends! Admission $1.50 per person.
the children and suggest books
A A\
Ont-— Mrs. Tsu- rida. "
LTickets available at the Centre office. Also from Mrs
on the film subjects
*R ^ko Oomura passed away on
The English- ar.^<re- books ^°77ber
.1965 at Oakville
Ehrwin 444-24 67; Mrs. Joanne Sugiyama HI. 4-0523- Mrs Kav
Trafalgar Hospital,
L HO. 5-7991.
'
’
Kay made in Ja^an, wilF be ^
J.C.C. Centre
children who fulfil | Beloved wife of Eugene. Y.
me GUI s recommended readin
Okumura, dear mother of John
i
.
. and Mitz Okumura, of Oakville,
lj.C. Big Bash' To Be Held Tonight hi Country I assignments.
theatre has been a tre
I TORONTO.—Before you know it the 27th will b- here
mendous success here,” COT diFuneral service was held oh
I . You’ll be sorry if you. miss it, and' perhaps shed a tear
notHn^l'L O?' !a,l "Then's Number 23rd at the Morden
I Old friends and new faces, a lot of laughs you will greet
I than ^ S„.
an>nvhere other Funeral Chapel.
L Bring just yourself, or all your friends, a grin would be neat uian in Vancouver now, but we F
I . Remember the big Bash, Grey Cup Night, Nov 27 at 8 nm hope to make it a cross-Canada
CHANGE OF AnnRFQQ
ADDRESS
»y Farm Recreation Centre on Woodbine Ave. (also nlipd venture as a centennial project*
Mills Rd.), 16 miles north of No. 7 Highway. You’re allh- “ae’cHW.
.
I SCARBOROUGH, Ont. - Mr.
me Childs Own Theatre is and1
R
p The admission will be $1.00. Dress casual, we’ll see vou
a non-profit program sponsored
, Takeda announce '
Sie. . .
: ■
—
r
i
by
the
National
Film
Board
and
■
new
address
as 46 HollyFor further information call: H. Kagawa
D. Ona- Greater Vancouver libraries.
hedge Drive, Scarborough, Ont.
li- 421-5940.
*
*
Mickey S. Sato
Insurance
LIFE & GENERAL
Office—783-4261
Res.—BE. 1-0863
Those In Toll Area
Call—RO 6-3840
Jr. Japanese Canadians
tai. JCCA
Needs Support As Campaign Starts ;
Vancouver JCCA membership campaign
Restarting shortly and all Van. JC’s are asked to^ve g
the„suPI)o:rt it requires by taking out membership. The
S’ ^ mai WaS Started last month and the response has been
book of J-C.’s in the Lower. Mainland will be
pen out when the canvaser calls at your door.
1
^®°?J1e.'vho have sent in their membership fee by mail will
i Mn^lr -Opy m ?e Phpne book and a membership card by
0 isceip^ will be issued.
s £ copies of the phone book may be purchased at $1.50
A horn any member of the YBA after November 15th.
Van. JCCA
*
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TORONTO.—The. New Canadian’s special Holiday Issue is on
. oo out for articles, vignettes,
vignettes, short:
short: stories,
stories, illustrations,
ms, cartoons, and photographs. Help us make our annual issue
• w the best and biggest ever.
M hear about your club’s, special
activities, hobbies, inepg jobs, trips, day dreams etc.
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K it under 2,000
2,000 words
words
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you. Send all manuscripts to (and please en'flA0 0 Of yourself if you care to):
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lnt°2-B, Ont.
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SMALL
EM. 4-9913
(TORONTO)
SHOE
SIZES
It is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
OFFICE
EM. 4-1394
EM. 4-1395
RESIDENCE
2 Vesta Drive
HUdson S-I365
A. E. McKague, Q.C.
Barrister and Solicitor
NOTARY PUBLIC
TORIC
OPTICAL
oiverd
WALES and DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
proprietor
OPTOMETRISTS
JON ONODERA
Complete Care
For Your Eyes
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(Business)
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(Residence)
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118 West Hastings St.
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Toronto
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SHINGLING
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COVERING ONTARIO
Night Calls. PL. 9-5095
WINTER BOOTS
IN SMALL SIZES
Ladies* shoes from
1 up to 11
Men’a Scott McHales
4 up to 14
HZ. 7-1100
Hmm enter my ofacrlptlon 'to the
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.Phone LE. 1-1931, Toronto
from coast to coast
ZIP Code__ —
PM-1
284-A YONGE ST.
EM. 6-2411
4
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iV.
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t
5
T
ihn-M November
27, 1965
Page 7
6000 Van. Children
Personal Notes Across Canada
To Get Books From
Wont. Nisei United Church Women's Social Dec. 5 Consul General
Engagements
Oates and Doings
I
Marriages
L vONTREAL.—A social get-together for all Issei
~ -Miss Bonnie
Eiriote will be sponsored by the Montreal Nisei United Chmh 6,000 Vancouver cMdren^ho
MORI-HORIBE
Men.on Sunday, Dec., 5th, right after worship service PIptsp are members of The ChildS n
™^ ^asuda, daughter of Mr.
feurage your Issei parents‘and friends to get out for a relaxS Theatre will receive
HAMILTON, Ont. — The Holy
of Pictoe Butte>
hhours among old friends.bound books as r^Cof
Kenny
Ja
trinity Church in Hamilton on
phi son of Mr. and Mrs: KanshiMThe C.G.I.T. Is planning a; Christmas, party for Sating panese government
November
20th, .1965 was the
Lng Dec 18th, from 7:30 p.m. They are also practising &
Tetuso. Ban, Japanese Conan1 10 °hashi °f. Taber, Alta., an19enerab recently presented 100
their engagement on setting for the marriage of Miss
P Vesper Service on Christmas Eve, Friday, Dec. 24th at
'••30 children’s books
COT 1!™™ < ^Y^ber 20th, 1965 at a partv Kayako Mori, daughter of Mr.
&
and Mrs. Fuyoichi Muri. of Japan,
I and. Mr. Kenneth Kazuyuki Hop Centre Duplicate Bridge Open House Sat. ^'(B.cTS of ofe” &raitas ree
and Mrs. hbe, son of Mr. and Mrs. KosaMuraki of Raymond, I haro Horibe, of Hamilton. The
Rev. West officiated.
bmh at '8:00 p.m. .
V
‘’
X em-Pur P Vancouver children beh This will be a fun night for all bridge players who took
^nt'ieages °f six and 12.
n,..
Following a reception at the
U play duplicate qr just play kitchen bridge. If you have rot
fl!ms from around I ^^i^Ctrios
Astral Restaurant’s Zodiac Room,
Wout to our club 'recently do come out this night" Luck^
i e • n are shown in 27 cen■
tzes!
Good
bridge!
Congenial
company!
Refreshments
’
5
-av
tres
in
Greater
Vancouver.
COT
OKUMURA
the happy couple left for a
izes! Good bridge! Congenial company! Refreshments!
honeymoon, in Miami Beach, Flo
explain the films to
OAKVri TH
t
' Brins your friends! Admission $1.50 per person.
the children and suggest books
A A\
Ont-— Mrs. Tsu- rida. "
LTickets available at the Centre office. Also from Mrs
on the film subjects
*R ^ko Oomura passed away on
The English- ar.^<re- books ^°77ber
.1965 at Oakville
Ehrwin 444-24 67; Mrs. Joanne Sugiyama HI. 4-0523- Mrs Kav
Trafalgar Hospital,
L HO. 5-7991.
'
’
Kay made in Ja^an, wilF be ^
J.C.C. Centre
children who fulfil | Beloved wife of Eugene. Y.
me GUI s recommended readin
Okumura, dear mother of John
i
.
. and Mitz Okumura, of Oakville,
lj.C. Big Bash' To Be Held Tonight hi Country I assignments.
theatre has been a tre
I TORONTO.—Before you know it the 27th will b- here
mendous success here,” COT diFuneral service was held oh
I . You’ll be sorry if you. miss it, and' perhaps shed a tear
notHn^l'L O?' !a,l "Then's Number 23rd at the Morden
I Old friends and new faces, a lot of laughs you will greet
I than ^ S„.
an>nvhere other Funeral Chapel.
L Bring just yourself, or all your friends, a grin would be neat uian in Vancouver now, but we F
I . Remember the big Bash, Grey Cup Night, Nov 27 at 8 nm hope to make it a cross-Canada
CHANGE OF AnnRFQQ
ADDRESS
»y Farm Recreation Centre on Woodbine Ave. (also nlipd venture as a centennial project*
Mills Rd.), 16 miles north of No. 7 Highway. You’re allh- “ae’cHW.
.
I SCARBOROUGH, Ont. - Mr.
me Childs Own Theatre is and1
R
p The admission will be $1.00. Dress casual, we’ll see vou
a non-profit program sponsored
, Takeda announce '
Sie. . .
: ■
—
r
i
by
the
National
Film
Board
and
■
new
address
as 46 HollyFor further information call: H. Kagawa
D. Ona- Greater Vancouver libraries.
hedge Drive, Scarborough, Ont.
li- 421-5940.
*
*
Mickey S. Sato
Insurance
LIFE & GENERAL
Office—783-4261
Res.—BE. 1-0863
Those In Toll Area
Call—RO 6-3840
Jr. Japanese Canadians
tai. JCCA
Needs Support As Campaign Starts ;
Vancouver JCCA membership campaign
Restarting shortly and all Van. JC’s are asked to^ve g
the„suPI)o:rt it requires by taking out membership. The
S’ ^ mai WaS Started last month and the response has been
book of J-C.’s in the Lower. Mainland will be
pen out when the canvaser calls at your door.
1
^®°?J1e.'vho have sent in their membership fee by mail will
i Mn^lr -Opy m ?e Phpne book and a membership card by
0 isceip^ will be issued.
s £ copies of the phone book may be purchased at $1.50
A horn any member of the YBA after November 15th.
Van. JCCA
*
IC.,Holiday Special Articles Needed
TORONTO.—The. New Canadian’s special Holiday Issue is on
. oo out for articles, vignettes,
vignettes, short:
short: stories,
stories, illustrations,
ms, cartoons, and photographs. Help us make our annual issue
• w the best and biggest ever.
M hear about your club’s, special
activities, hobbies, inepg jobs, trips, day dreams etc.
keep
!W. pny Jj eQuh ements are that you —
K it under 2,000
2,000 words
words
eSS^ ^^ seK(i it in early, within the next week or so if
•iMe.
Let’s hear from
you. Send all manuscripts to (and please en'flA0 0 Of yourself if you care to):
™hday Special”, The New
Canadian, 479 Queen Street West,
lnt°2-B, Ont.
SAY IT WITH
FLOWERS
SHARON'S FLORIST
delivery
/
* Sasaki — j£. Sasakl
kTWlDE
JAMES KAMINO
T.V. Service
Bus: HO. 6-2041
Res:
B,/ H0- 6-7962
^^E AVE., TORONTO
SMALL
EM. 4-9913
(TORONTO)
SHOE
SIZES
It is a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
Phone WA. 1-3171
OFFICE
EM. 4-1394
EM. 4-1395
RESIDENCE
2 Vesta Drive
HUdson S-I365
A. E. McKague, Q.C.
Barrister and Solicitor
NOTARY PUBLIC
TORIC
OPTICAL
oiverd
WALES and DUNCAN
INSURANCE AGENTS
proprietor
OPTOMETRISTS
JON ONODERA
Complete Care
For Your Eyes
HU. 9-4654 — HU. 1-8805
(Business)
1*®5£±
(Residence)
®f-WMi:it
540 Eglinton Ave. W
118 West Hastings St.
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Toronto
1008 Northern Ontario Building
330 Bay Street (at Adelaide)
TORONTO
FOR WORRY-FREE TRAVEL
ARRANGEMENTS
By Air, Sea and Land
Call
365 SPADINA AVE., TORONTO 2-B, ONT
PHONE EM. 6-1075
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In
ALL-WAY ROOFING LTD.
MEMBER OF C.R.C.A.
FLAT ROOFS
EAVESTROUGHING
f®cus
TORONTO
SHINGLING
SHEET METAL WORK
421-3374 NISEI OWNED
TOSH NISHIJIMA
COVERING ONTARIO
Night Calls. PL. 9-5095
WINTER BOOTS
IN SMALL SIZES
Ladies* shoes from
1 up to 11
Men’a Scott McHales
4 up to 14
HZ. 7-1100
Hmm enter my ofacrlptlon 'to the
■nr. I «KfcM $—— (US. Funds)
□ 1YIAR424
□ 6 month* $12
ALBERTS SHOE STORE
1328 Queen St. West
.Phone LE. 1-1931, Toronto
from coast to coast
ZIP Code__ —
PM-1
284-A YONGE ST.
EM. 6-2411
4
Page 8
Page 8
•
I Karate Master . . . .
Saturday, November 27 1
(Continued from Page One)
Half Of Crimes Involve Youth
THE HEW CANAM
in S.an Francisco and one of the ants from the U.S., Canada and
Authorized as second eras.
J
judges of the event. The sword Mexico are entered.
■ “d {or P«Yment of postaas ™
will be used in a demonstration
Mr. Olitsuka began studying
- TOKYO.—Approximately half juvenile crime.
of the defensive art against an jujitsu in 1898 and mastered
of the violent crimes in Japan
479 QUE£n ST. WEST
Youngsters under 20, the legal armed assailant. The sword had
breeds in such hangouts of idle age of adulthood in Japan, ac belonged originally to -Ohtsuka’s various styles of jujitsu. He
Toronto 3-B. Ont.
I
youth as Miyuki-Bori, a street count for 'approximately half great grandfather, Hironari Ka started studying karate in 1926
EMpira 6-5005
j
near the Ginza in Tokyo, accord the arrests throughout Japan last kuno, physician to a Samurai and combined it with the tradi
tional
martial,
arts
(Karate,
Ai
ing tn a Justice Ministry report. year for such crimes as rape, Lord 150 years ago. Mr. Ajari,
Boys and girls of high school robbery and intimidation, accord a San Francisco architect and kido, Judo and Kendo) techni
age kill time by the hour in ing to the Justice Ministry’s resident of El Cerrito, instructs que, forming the..Wado ’school of
karate. At present he is chief of
streets like Miyuki-Bori, chatter “white paper” on crime in 1964.
karate in San Francisco, Berke instructors, Japan Karate-Do Fe
ing and jigging to rock ‘n’ roll
ley and’ Colma. Tie holds the deration and the chief- instructor
The Ministry noted
per- Fifth Black Belt Degree.
Female Help Wanted
tunes 'blaring from the radio
of
some
200
dojos
(Japanese
shops that are all over Japan’s centage of youthful offenders has'
Japan will be represented at
GIRL wanted as gen
cities. Many wear the same type ncreased among the middle and the tournament by five members gymnasiums), company and uni phone and work in st 1 help- Ansversity
clubs
including
Tokyo
ro°h of
long haircuts, skin tight slacks ippei income groups, while ju- of the all-Japan collegiate kara
sage clinic. Phon.1
:S8 2601 (Toronid
University,
Meiji
University
in
;
'enile
delinquency
has
declined
and sloppy raincoats, and often
te team. They will arrive in San
HOME sewers, experienced for J
it is possible to tell the sexes n the lower economic brackets. Francisco November 26 via JAL Tokyo and Riko University in single needle
macnine sewing 1
He also is the honorary blouses 670 Good
apart only because the gir'Is carRichmond7'St.^T^
•ive official Tokyo.
Authorities noted also a grow- tccompanied by
ry paper shopping bags. one of ng contribution of youth to a md an instructor: Two other in- instructor of the U.S. AVado-Ka’ Blouse,
Karate Federation and a member
the badges of their caste.
ecord of 230,000 arrests in traf- tractors have
Male Help Wanted
of
the technical examining com
Authorities say youngsters like ic cases involving- death or inThe American team will be
these account for the-heavy de ury. It was surmised that the elected at the All American mittee of the All-Japan Karate- PART time driver with car for Chird
tcod' restaurant. Phone 481-2'5^
mand for stimulationof vppcarance of more minors a- karate
Championships in Dos Do Federation and ■ Nations’ onto).
“
Police
Tactics
Committee.
all kinds. throughout^’ Japan, mong ...serious offenders on the kngelcs November 28 at Olymwhere such products . are avail highways reflected Japan’s grow ?ic Auditorium. Fifty particip(Japan Air Lines Photo) SERVICEMA^F^^^^
motor 'repair shop, Chauffeur's lirJ
able without a., doctor’s prescrip ing affluence-and the increasing
531-0622' (Toronto).
tan
tion. And the stimulants, the gov availability, of inexpensive used
. (Cont. From Page 1)
ernment report says, are largely cars as the Japanese automobile Japan TV Commercials,..
TRANSISTOR technicians for radio ar
day tournaments.
responsible for a sharp rise in industry grows.
viewers laugh but still - inducing tape-recorders. Experienced, first -da
^febnician5 only. For interview call M
These two stations have taken them to buy the products. he Nakamura, 364-0108. After 6:30 om'J
261-9967
(Toronto).
P
'I
to showing commercials during jeers.
But artists like Ueki are few
she preliminary “shikiri” salt
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Domestic Help Wanted!
throwing rite, a slow moving- but and far between. In the mean
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1965
time,
television
stations are URGENTLY need house-boy. Able I
intensely exciting ritual during
.vhich the two wre stlers confront caught in the middle, 'trying . to speak English and cook. . Execute
11:30 A.M. English Language Service
house, one child. Excellent wages J
each other several times in a satisfy two apparently irrecon- living
The Rev. Minoru Stephan Takada, B.A., B.D.
conditions. - Live in with privaS
isychological build-up for Jie cilable demands.
.accomodation. . Please contact Miss 8
' A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL
701 Do ver court Rd., Toronto
Aring at 363-1441 or write 7 Kina S'rsl
instant the bout actually begins.
East,. Suite 1605, Toronto 1.
|
Many sumo devotees claim this
preliminary is almost as inter
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A
Business for Sale J
esting as the match itself.
FOR SALE on Fraser near Vancouvel
In an attempt to brighten tip
BARRISTER, . SOLICITOR and
Complete modern 50 M Circular Saw
their commercials and make them
mill with Wickes Gang, Chipper, Yat^
NOTARY PUBLIC
ess offensive to the TV public,
Planer, Fork Lift and. Lumber Carrier
Mutual Life of Canada — Investment and Insurance Plans
22b VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
Will sei to group with substantial dowi
Personal and tax axsmot pensions
tponsors have begun seeking out
payment and $3 per M.
i
Business Insurance, Group Life, Health & Accidont Plans
EM. 3-5002
—
OX. 1-3388 (Res.)
popular stage and screen per
Dumont, 2185 West 4th, Vancouve;
Office: 485-7608
formers? Perhaps the most suc
Res. 261-6615
9, B.C.
I
cessful is Hitoshi Ueki, the 39year-old' son of a Buddhist priest.
The versatile Ueki is the an
Welcome Japanese Canadian Friends
Nisei Social Club
swer to a. sponsor’s dream.
Presents
He pokes fun at the products
he is paid to promote, making
CLASSIFIED!
SHO
^©Si
KWONGCHOW
CHOP SUET TAVERN
Annual Snowflakes Ball
Special Attention on Take Out Orders
EM. 2-0029 For Reservations EM. 2-4322
KAZUO G. OIYE
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
2 Carlton St., Toronto
Room 1805
366-6388
293-4281 (Re«.)
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas, Toronto
Catering to Wedding Banquets, Showers and Parties
Seating Capacity 240
Saturday, December 11th
Starts at 8:00. p.m.
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
$3.00 per person
Japanese buffet dinner
For further information call: Roy Sasaki — ME. 6-2099
or: John Kawaguchi — HI. 7-6858
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ?
FIRE — THEFT — AUTO
IDEAL GIFTS
TRY
Consult
Books — Magazines — Phono-Re cords
RITZ KINOSHITA
For All Classes of
Suite 1103 21 Dundas Sq.
Tel. 363-0952
Mon.—Sat. 9—6
Wed.—Thur, till 9 p.m.
Hiro Kawaguchi
^it Watanabe
INSURANCE
I
Phone: PL. 9.2632
OR
PL. 5-7317
Subscription to Japanese Magazines, Japanese Books, PhonoRecords, Playing Cards (Karuta or Hanafuda) Go and Shogi
sets. Brush Painting Sets, etc.
?
English Books on: Judo, Karate, Aikido and Kendo. Ongarni Books and Papers, Flower Arrangement, etc.
KAMEOKA BOOKS
113 McCaul St. Toronto 2B, Ont
Phone 368-9934
CHRISTMAS CARDS
PORCELAIN TABLEVd4R^ 0F ALL DESCRIPTIONS
LACQUERED VAR
Of
Distinctive Japanese Designs
.
JAPANESE CUISINE
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EMBROIDERED PICTURES — SCROLLS —
IRON OR STONE - FLOWER ARRANG^liS?T 4C^
ORNAMENTS OF CERAMIC,
_________________
ACCESSARY ES — ORIENTAL JEWELLERIES — “PILOT” FOUNTAIN PENS.
FREE PARKING
AVAILABLE NEAR BY
PARAMOUNT GIFT SHOP
7o3 DANFORTH AVE., TORONTO
pi
PHONE: HO. 3-7831
STORE OPEN
9 A.M. to 9 P.M. DAH-J
From Nov. 15 to Dec
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I Karate Master . . . .
Saturday, November 27 1
(Continued from Page One)
Half Of Crimes Involve Youth
THE HEW CANAM
in S.an Francisco and one of the ants from the U.S., Canada and
Authorized as second eras.
J
judges of the event. The sword Mexico are entered.
■ “d {or P«Yment of postaas ™
will be used in a demonstration
Mr. Olitsuka began studying
- TOKYO.—Approximately half juvenile crime.
of the defensive art against an jujitsu in 1898 and mastered
of the violent crimes in Japan
479 QUE£n ST. WEST
Youngsters under 20, the legal armed assailant. The sword had
breeds in such hangouts of idle age of adulthood in Japan, ac belonged originally to -Ohtsuka’s various styles of jujitsu. He
Toronto 3-B. Ont.
I
youth as Miyuki-Bori, a street count for 'approximately half great grandfather, Hironari Ka started studying karate in 1926
EMpira 6-5005
j
near the Ginza in Tokyo, accord the arrests throughout Japan last kuno, physician to a Samurai and combined it with the tradi
tional
martial,
arts
(Karate,
Ai
ing tn a Justice Ministry report. year for such crimes as rape, Lord 150 years ago. Mr. Ajari,
Boys and girls of high school robbery and intimidation, accord a San Francisco architect and kido, Judo and Kendo) techni
age kill time by the hour in ing to the Justice Ministry’s resident of El Cerrito, instructs que, forming the..Wado ’school of
karate. At present he is chief of
streets like Miyuki-Bori, chatter “white paper” on crime in 1964.
karate in San Francisco, Berke instructors, Japan Karate-Do Fe
ing and jigging to rock ‘n’ roll
ley and’ Colma. Tie holds the deration and the chief- instructor
The Ministry noted
per- Fifth Black Belt Degree.
Female Help Wanted
tunes 'blaring from the radio
of
some
200
dojos
(Japanese
shops that are all over Japan’s centage of youthful offenders has'
Japan will be represented at
GIRL wanted as gen
cities. Many wear the same type ncreased among the middle and the tournament by five members gymnasiums), company and uni phone and work in st 1 help- Ansversity
clubs
including
Tokyo
ro°h of
long haircuts, skin tight slacks ippei income groups, while ju- of the all-Japan collegiate kara
sage clinic. Phon.1
:S8 2601 (Toronid
University,
Meiji
University
in
;
'enile
delinquency
has
declined
and sloppy raincoats, and often
te team. They will arrive in San
HOME sewers, experienced for J
it is possible to tell the sexes n the lower economic brackets. Francisco November 26 via JAL Tokyo and Riko University in single needle
macnine sewing 1
He also is the honorary blouses 670 Good
apart only because the gir'Is carRichmond7'St.^T^
•ive official Tokyo.
Authorities noted also a grow- tccompanied by
ry paper shopping bags. one of ng contribution of youth to a md an instructor: Two other in- instructor of the U.S. AVado-Ka’ Blouse,
Karate Federation and a member
the badges of their caste.
ecord of 230,000 arrests in traf- tractors have
Male Help Wanted
of
the technical examining com
Authorities say youngsters like ic cases involving- death or inThe American team will be
these account for the-heavy de ury. It was surmised that the elected at the All American mittee of the All-Japan Karate- PART time driver with car for Chird
tcod' restaurant. Phone 481-2'5^
mand for stimulationof vppcarance of more minors a- karate
Championships in Dos Do Federation and ■ Nations’ onto).
“
Police
Tactics
Committee.
all kinds. throughout^’ Japan, mong ...serious offenders on the kngelcs November 28 at Olymwhere such products . are avail highways reflected Japan’s grow ?ic Auditorium. Fifty particip(Japan Air Lines Photo) SERVICEMA^F^^^^
motor 'repair shop, Chauffeur's lirJ
able without a., doctor’s prescrip ing affluence-and the increasing
531-0622' (Toronto).
tan
tion. And the stimulants, the gov availability, of inexpensive used
. (Cont. From Page 1)
ernment report says, are largely cars as the Japanese automobile Japan TV Commercials,..
TRANSISTOR technicians for radio ar
day tournaments.
responsible for a sharp rise in industry grows.
viewers laugh but still - inducing tape-recorders. Experienced, first -da
^febnician5 only. For interview call M
These two stations have taken them to buy the products. he Nakamura, 364-0108. After 6:30 om'J
261-9967
(Toronto).
P
'I
to showing commercials during jeers.
But artists like Ueki are few
she preliminary “shikiri” salt
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Domestic Help Wanted!
throwing rite, a slow moving- but and far between. In the mean
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1965
time,
television
stations are URGENTLY need house-boy. Able I
intensely exciting ritual during
.vhich the two wre stlers confront caught in the middle, 'trying . to speak English and cook. . Execute
11:30 A.M. English Language Service
house, one child. Excellent wages J
each other several times in a satisfy two apparently irrecon- living
The Rev. Minoru Stephan Takada, B.A., B.D.
conditions. - Live in with privaS
isychological build-up for Jie cilable demands.
.accomodation. . Please contact Miss 8
' A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL
701 Do ver court Rd., Toronto
Aring at 363-1441 or write 7 Kina S'rsl
instant the bout actually begins.
East,. Suite 1605, Toronto 1.
|
Many sumo devotees claim this
preliminary is almost as inter
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A
Business for Sale J
esting as the match itself.
FOR SALE on Fraser near Vancouvel
In an attempt to brighten tip
BARRISTER, . SOLICITOR and
Complete modern 50 M Circular Saw
their commercials and make them
mill with Wickes Gang, Chipper, Yat^
NOTARY PUBLIC
ess offensive to the TV public,
Planer, Fork Lift and. Lumber Carrier
Mutual Life of Canada — Investment and Insurance Plans
22b VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
Will sei to group with substantial dowi
Personal and tax axsmot pensions
tponsors have begun seeking out
payment and $3 per M.
i
Business Insurance, Group Life, Health & Accidont Plans
EM. 3-5002
—
OX. 1-3388 (Res.)
popular stage and screen per
Dumont, 2185 West 4th, Vancouve;
Office: 485-7608
formers? Perhaps the most suc
Res. 261-6615
9, B.C.
I
cessful is Hitoshi Ueki, the 39year-old' son of a Buddhist priest.
The versatile Ueki is the an
Welcome Japanese Canadian Friends
Nisei Social Club
swer to a. sponsor’s dream.
Presents
He pokes fun at the products
he is paid to promote, making
CLASSIFIED!
SHO
^©Si
KWONGCHOW
CHOP SUET TAVERN
Annual Snowflakes Ball
Special Attention on Take Out Orders
EM. 2-0029 For Reservations EM. 2-4322
KAZUO G. OIYE
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
2 Carlton St., Toronto
Room 1805
366-6388
293-4281 (Re«.)
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas, Toronto
Catering to Wedding Banquets, Showers and Parties
Seating Capacity 240
Saturday, December 11th
Starts at 8:00. p.m.
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
$3.00 per person
Japanese buffet dinner
For further information call: Roy Sasaki — ME. 6-2099
or: John Kawaguchi — HI. 7-6858
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ?
FIRE — THEFT — AUTO
IDEAL GIFTS
TRY
Consult
Books — Magazines — Phono-Re cords
RITZ KINOSHITA
For All Classes of
Suite 1103 21 Dundas Sq.
Tel. 363-0952
Mon.—Sat. 9—6
Wed.—Thur, till 9 p.m.
Hiro Kawaguchi
^it Watanabe
INSURANCE
I
Phone: PL. 9.2632
OR
PL. 5-7317
Subscription to Japanese Magazines, Japanese Books, PhonoRecords, Playing Cards (Karuta or Hanafuda) Go and Shogi
sets. Brush Painting Sets, etc.
?
English Books on: Judo, Karate, Aikido and Kendo. Ongarni Books and Papers, Flower Arrangement, etc.
KAMEOKA BOOKS
113 McCaul St. Toronto 2B, Ont
Phone 368-9934
CHRISTMAS CARDS
PORCELAIN TABLEVd4R^ 0F ALL DESCRIPTIONS
LACQUERED VAR
Of
Distinctive Japanese Designs
.
JAPANESE CUISINE
<
AH Kinds and Descriptions
mnBvEn^PsS^G™^^^
EMBROIDERED PICTURES — SCROLLS —
IRON OR STONE - FLOWER ARRANG^liS?T 4C^
ORNAMENTS OF CERAMIC,
_________________
ACCESSARY ES — ORIENTAL JEWELLERIES — “PILOT” FOUNTAIN PENS.
FREE PARKING
AVAILABLE NEAR BY
PARAMOUNT GIFT SHOP
7o3 DANFORTH AVE., TORONTO
pi
PHONE: HO. 3-7831
STORE OPEN
9 A.M. to 9 P.M. DAH-J
From Nov. 15 to Dec
«Da
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>Pa