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oronto
J.C.C.A.
Membership
By Toronto JCCA
pONTO—This year your Toronto JCCA joins its
rORO^ *di?B= in marking Canada’s one hundredth
^ comparison, JCCA is but a babe* ^ \ mere twentv-year-old. But, while we’ll never
^e Canada over the years, we here at JCCA
X to match it stride for stride.
i nflection, one cannot but remember the prevailfollowing internment. The phenomenal reAade by aH who experienced the tremendous
^oAride and property has placed the . diligent
^ the foreground of Canadian .minorities. JBuilding
Fund
Drive
throughout, there has been your JCCA.
1967 is a year for remembering and for planning.
A host of current projects requires your support of
the Toronto Chapter of the Japanese Canadian Citi
zens Association. One of the most important is its
leadership in the field of immigration. This year will
see more Japanese immigrants emigrating to Canada
than ever before. Your JCCA will be here to greet
them on your behalf, to offer them the invaluable
resources of the Japanese Community as a whole, and
to stopgap their transition in every way conceivable
using the JCCA reputation which is known in every
Japanese Canadian home across Canada. We can’t af-
Needs
Your Support
ford to fail them. Support your Toronto JCCA member
ship drive which is now in progress. Membership ap
plications are now’'being made ready for mailing to
you. Return yours promptly along- with your cheque,
and thereby enable T.J.C.G.A. to continue this valuable
work.
A misconceived precept would have this valuable
work supported only by its own worth. However, your
JCCA needs the annual financial assistance which it
derives from its membership drive. Example being
more efficacious than precept, lend this year’s drive
your unequivocal support.
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CENTENNIAL
YEAR
1867-196"
The D® Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1967
EXPO 67
UNTIL OCT. 27
Toronto, Ont.
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Legality of Evacuation . .
Tor a!
Senator Hopes For Judgment
By U.S. Supreme Court
Tora!
Tora!
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Joining in recent expressions of hope
that the U.S. Supreme Court wall consider the legality of the
By TETSURO ITAGAKI
wartime evacuation of Japanese from the west coast was Senator
TOKYO, — “Tora, Tora, To-Mike Mansfield (Dem., Montana), who “applauded” the high court’s
J” (Tiger, Tiger Tiger) the Jaruling last month on the return of pre-war yen deposits which
inese navy pilots flashed in
had been confiscated by the government.
de as their plans wheeled in
While he lauded the decision returning the funds to depositors,
drop their deadly cargoes on
the Senate Democratic leader called it “only partial compensation
e U.S. Fleet in Pearl Harbor
for the shame which is this na
. Dec. 7,1941.
tion’s because of the wholesale
That attack — the code conuprooting and detention of over Father Discovers
nied that complete surprise
100,000 Japanese Americans who
d been accomplished-—touched
• were guilty of no crime and who
f war between the United
were treated with great disres Super Strength To
ates and Japan. President
pect and great shame.”
;anklin D. Roosevelt called it a
When several thousand Japa Save Trapped Son
lay that will go down in inAmericans were sent to Fort
Rogers To Compete In Championships ; nese
my.”
AKASHI, Hyogo. — With al
Missoula,
Senator Mansfield,
Twenty-six years later, the
most
superhuman strength, a
MONTREAL.—One of the biggest names in Canadian judo, then a teacher at the University father lifted an elevator weigh
rands have healed so rem arkly, it is possible to speak of Doug Rogers, 5th-dan, Tokyo Olympic silver medallist (shown of Montana, was “one of those ing about 160 kilograms (about
iking a joint U.S.-Japan film above left with Olympic coach Frank Hatashita during a piesenta- who sat as a judge to determine 350 pounds) to free his 12-yearwhat should be done about these
the event that will be “neithold son caught by the neck bea record of victory, nor a re tion’) will head the entry list for the Sixth Annual Canadian Judo fellow countrymen of ours.”
tween
the elevator’s handrail and
Championships which will be held this Saturday, May 20th at the
nt of defeat.”
He recalls, of that experience, the shaft frame recently.
This was the language used University of Montreal Whiter Stadium.
“I am happy to say that in Mon
By a hair’s breadth, the boy
Kntly in announcement that
The Quebec Kbdokan Judo Blackbelt Association will sponsor tana they were treated with dig
panese director Akira Kurosa- the competition which will bring together eight contestants in nity, respect and consideration. escaped being choked to death,
but the father’s left arm was
a and American producer Elma
Yet it is a sad memory.”
broken when the elevator drop
illiams of 20th Century-Fox each of the five approved Olympic weight classes. Association
“It would be my hope,” he ped.
bn Corporation are to start president Raymond Damblant will act as the chairman for the event.
continued, “that the Supreme
noting early in 1968 on “Tora,
In addition to deciding the Canadian titles, the championships Court would now make a judge
The accident occured at a. roof
Tora”—a picture which.
be used to select-a Canadian National team for the Pan-Ameri ment on whether the mass eva ing tile factory in Yagi, Akashi
«y said, “will give a strictly will
Games this summer in Winnipeg. The team will also compete cuation was legal and justified, so City. Setsuo Miyaouchi, 12, son
ctual, wholly objective account can
inthe
World Championships which will open August 10 in bait that an incident of this, kind of Yakutaro, 50, an employee of
the attack—and the events;
would never again occur in the the factory was trapped when he
Lake
City,
Utah.
•ding up to it—from both
history of the Republic unless was. helping to stack wood used
The preliminary action will start at two o’clock.
mug of view.”
completely justified and on solid to bake the tiles.
Kurosawa and Williams made
legal ground.”
Joint announcement of the proWhile operating the elevator
Km Tokyo and Richard D. Zaalone, Setsuo had apprently stuck
®; executive vice president of
his head out of its framework.
GREENWOOD, B.C.—-A Greenwood Issei mother, Mrs. K. Japan Rear Rear
in Hollywood.
As he was caught, he shouted to
The U.S. and Japanese govern- Imai , of Greenwood, attending Grand Forks Centennial Commit
his father.
S
see ^e script—inte
View Film Banned Yakutaro rushed to the ele
nd from Japanese and Ame- tee’s 2nd $2,500.00 Cash Bingo games here recently was the only
person to complete a blackout game, becoming the sole winner o
material.
LONDON. — The British cen vator and lifted it with all his
takes its title a $1,000 prize.
sors
have banned a Japanese might. When he raised it, Setsuo
. n
die book of the same name
woman
’s experimental film which was able to pull his head back.
She was awarded the $1,000. cheque by Mi. - . .
a
a-'
American historian Dr. Gorconsists of rear views of naked The elevator dropped to the
on. behalf of-the Grand Forks Centennial Committee.
0 riange of Maryland Univ.
ground and the father sustain
men and women walking.
ed a broken arm.
Yoko Ono, 30, describes her
Miyaouchi said that he did not
90-minute movie as “a clinical
think
he could lift the elevator,
investigation of walking.” She
though
he has done manual work
said she and 500 supporters were
to picket the British Board of since he was a boy. “But I want
^0KYO .--The husband is be- what and where to buy daily nec- with 20 percent for husbands.
Film Censors to protest the ban. ed to save my son at all cost,
and I put together all the power
a lurtive figure around essities ?
Some 40.4 percent of house
movie, titled “Number I had,” he said.
“J^ese homes.
The survey showed that 92.3 wives decided for themselves Four,” was shot in Lond'on re.^e
CaSe of ^e poor hub- percent of housewives do. Only
whether to buy bonds or corpo centlv at a cost of less than
J °. s to conspire with, an- 2.4 percent consulted their hus- rate shares, and only 24.3 per $2800.
computer to alter the. bands.
Anthony Cox, 30, an American
cent sought the advice of their
who directed the movie, said the
01 ^e specifics of - his
When buying electrical pro- husbands.
censors saw 20 minutes of the
7 pay to loot some of his ducts, a- relatively high '49 - per
Among Japanese, 83 percent film and told him “to remove it
“ ^-earned money.
cent of purchases was made after
MONTREAL. — The Datsun
from our premises as soon as pos
. ^^g vo a survey conduct- mutual consultation, but only be of married couples in their tw en sible.”
car of the Nissan Motor Com
^e Prime Min- cause housewives refused to both ties consulted each other before
The ban will prevent a sched pany captured first place in the
* onice, the husband is only er to use their cute brains on making sizeable purchases, but uled world premiere of the Manufacturers’ Team Prize in
?.. TT 01 his former self as “mechanical gadgets.” Even then, the rate dropped to 70 percent movie at London’s Royal Albert the Shell Centennial 4000 Rally
when couples were in their for Hall, but plans are going ahead
here recently. Volkswagen was
in the home 26 percent of housewives made
ties and-to 60 percent in their for showings in Japan and the
independent decisions without
second.
United- States.
40 riales the decisions on prior consultations,
compared sixties.
Greenwood) BC Issei Mother Wins $ 1,000. Bingo
Japanese Women Now Humiliate Men
Datsun Wins 1st Place
In Shell 4000 Class
J.C.C.A.
Membership
By Toronto JCCA
pONTO—This year your Toronto JCCA joins its
rORO^ *di?B= in marking Canada’s one hundredth
^ comparison, JCCA is but a babe* ^ \ mere twentv-year-old. But, while we’ll never
^e Canada over the years, we here at JCCA
X to match it stride for stride.
i nflection, one cannot but remember the prevailfollowing internment. The phenomenal reAade by aH who experienced the tremendous
^oAride and property has placed the . diligent
^ the foreground of Canadian .minorities. JBuilding
Fund
Drive
throughout, there has been your JCCA.
1967 is a year for remembering and for planning.
A host of current projects requires your support of
the Toronto Chapter of the Japanese Canadian Citi
zens Association. One of the most important is its
leadership in the field of immigration. This year will
see more Japanese immigrants emigrating to Canada
than ever before. Your JCCA will be here to greet
them on your behalf, to offer them the invaluable
resources of the Japanese Community as a whole, and
to stopgap their transition in every way conceivable
using the JCCA reputation which is known in every
Japanese Canadian home across Canada. We can’t af-
Needs
Your Support
ford to fail them. Support your Toronto JCCA member
ship drive which is now in progress. Membership ap
plications are now’'being made ready for mailing to
you. Return yours promptly along- with your cheque,
and thereby enable T.J.C.G.A. to continue this valuable
work.
A misconceived precept would have this valuable
work supported only by its own worth. However, your
JCCA needs the annual financial assistance which it
derives from its membership drive. Example being
more efficacious than precept, lend this year’s drive
your unequivocal support.
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CENTENNIAL
YEAR
1867-196"
The D® Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1967
EXPO 67
UNTIL OCT. 27
Toronto, Ont.
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Legality of Evacuation . .
Tor a!
Senator Hopes For Judgment
By U.S. Supreme Court
Tora!
Tora!
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Joining in recent expressions of hope
that the U.S. Supreme Court wall consider the legality of the
By TETSURO ITAGAKI
wartime evacuation of Japanese from the west coast was Senator
TOKYO, — “Tora, Tora, To-Mike Mansfield (Dem., Montana), who “applauded” the high court’s
J” (Tiger, Tiger Tiger) the Jaruling last month on the return of pre-war yen deposits which
inese navy pilots flashed in
had been confiscated by the government.
de as their plans wheeled in
While he lauded the decision returning the funds to depositors,
drop their deadly cargoes on
the Senate Democratic leader called it “only partial compensation
e U.S. Fleet in Pearl Harbor
for the shame which is this na
. Dec. 7,1941.
tion’s because of the wholesale
That attack — the code conuprooting and detention of over Father Discovers
nied that complete surprise
100,000 Japanese Americans who
d been accomplished-—touched
• were guilty of no crime and who
f war between the United
were treated with great disres Super Strength To
ates and Japan. President
pect and great shame.”
;anklin D. Roosevelt called it a
When several thousand Japa Save Trapped Son
lay that will go down in inAmericans were sent to Fort
Rogers To Compete In Championships ; nese
my.”
AKASHI, Hyogo. — With al
Missoula,
Senator Mansfield,
Twenty-six years later, the
most
superhuman strength, a
MONTREAL.—One of the biggest names in Canadian judo, then a teacher at the University father lifted an elevator weigh
rands have healed so rem arkly, it is possible to speak of Doug Rogers, 5th-dan, Tokyo Olympic silver medallist (shown of Montana, was “one of those ing about 160 kilograms (about
iking a joint U.S.-Japan film above left with Olympic coach Frank Hatashita during a piesenta- who sat as a judge to determine 350 pounds) to free his 12-yearwhat should be done about these
the event that will be “neithold son caught by the neck bea record of victory, nor a re tion’) will head the entry list for the Sixth Annual Canadian Judo fellow countrymen of ours.”
tween
the elevator’s handrail and
Championships which will be held this Saturday, May 20th at the
nt of defeat.”
He recalls, of that experience, the shaft frame recently.
This was the language used University of Montreal Whiter Stadium.
“I am happy to say that in Mon
By a hair’s breadth, the boy
Kntly in announcement that
The Quebec Kbdokan Judo Blackbelt Association will sponsor tana they were treated with dig
panese director Akira Kurosa- the competition which will bring together eight contestants in nity, respect and consideration. escaped being choked to death,
but the father’s left arm was
a and American producer Elma
Yet it is a sad memory.”
broken when the elevator drop
illiams of 20th Century-Fox each of the five approved Olympic weight classes. Association
“It would be my hope,” he ped.
bn Corporation are to start president Raymond Damblant will act as the chairman for the event.
continued, “that the Supreme
noting early in 1968 on “Tora,
In addition to deciding the Canadian titles, the championships Court would now make a judge
The accident occured at a. roof
Tora”—a picture which.
be used to select-a Canadian National team for the Pan-Ameri ment on whether the mass eva ing tile factory in Yagi, Akashi
«y said, “will give a strictly will
Games this summer in Winnipeg. The team will also compete cuation was legal and justified, so City. Setsuo Miyaouchi, 12, son
ctual, wholly objective account can
inthe
World Championships which will open August 10 in bait that an incident of this, kind of Yakutaro, 50, an employee of
the attack—and the events;
would never again occur in the the factory was trapped when he
Lake
City,
Utah.
•ding up to it—from both
history of the Republic unless was. helping to stack wood used
The preliminary action will start at two o’clock.
mug of view.”
completely justified and on solid to bake the tiles.
Kurosawa and Williams made
legal ground.”
Joint announcement of the proWhile operating the elevator
Km Tokyo and Richard D. Zaalone, Setsuo had apprently stuck
®; executive vice president of
his head out of its framework.
GREENWOOD, B.C.—-A Greenwood Issei mother, Mrs. K. Japan Rear Rear
in Hollywood.
As he was caught, he shouted to
The U.S. and Japanese govern- Imai , of Greenwood, attending Grand Forks Centennial Commit
his father.
S
see ^e script—inte
View Film Banned Yakutaro rushed to the ele
nd from Japanese and Ame- tee’s 2nd $2,500.00 Cash Bingo games here recently was the only
person to complete a blackout game, becoming the sole winner o
material.
LONDON. — The British cen vator and lifted it with all his
takes its title a $1,000 prize.
sors
have banned a Japanese might. When he raised it, Setsuo
. n
die book of the same name
woman
’s experimental film which was able to pull his head back.
She was awarded the $1,000. cheque by Mi. - . .
a
a-'
American historian Dr. Gorconsists of rear views of naked The elevator dropped to the
on. behalf of-the Grand Forks Centennial Committee.
0 riange of Maryland Univ.
ground and the father sustain
men and women walking.
ed a broken arm.
Yoko Ono, 30, describes her
Miyaouchi said that he did not
90-minute movie as “a clinical
think
he could lift the elevator,
investigation of walking.” She
though
he has done manual work
said she and 500 supporters were
to picket the British Board of since he was a boy. “But I want
^0KYO .--The husband is be- what and where to buy daily nec- with 20 percent for husbands.
Film Censors to protest the ban. ed to save my son at all cost,
and I put together all the power
a lurtive figure around essities ?
Some 40.4 percent of house
movie, titled “Number I had,” he said.
“J^ese homes.
The survey showed that 92.3 wives decided for themselves Four,” was shot in Lond'on re.^e
CaSe of ^e poor hub- percent of housewives do. Only
whether to buy bonds or corpo centlv at a cost of less than
J °. s to conspire with, an- 2.4 percent consulted their hus- rate shares, and only 24.3 per $2800.
computer to alter the. bands.
Anthony Cox, 30, an American
cent sought the advice of their
who directed the movie, said the
01 ^e specifics of - his
When buying electrical pro- husbands.
censors saw 20 minutes of the
7 pay to loot some of his ducts, a- relatively high '49 - per
Among Japanese, 83 percent film and told him “to remove it
“ ^-earned money.
cent of purchases was made after
MONTREAL. — The Datsun
from our premises as soon as pos
. ^^g vo a survey conduct- mutual consultation, but only be of married couples in their tw en sible.”
car of the Nissan Motor Com
^e Prime Min- cause housewives refused to both ties consulted each other before
The ban will prevent a sched pany captured first place in the
* onice, the husband is only er to use their cute brains on making sizeable purchases, but uled world premiere of the Manufacturers’ Team Prize in
?.. TT 01 his former self as “mechanical gadgets.” Even then, the rate dropped to 70 percent movie at London’s Royal Albert the Shell Centennial 4000 Rally
when couples were in their for Hall, but plans are going ahead
here recently. Volkswagen was
in the home 26 percent of housewives made
ties and-to 60 percent in their for showings in Japan and the
independent decisions without
second.
United- States.
40 riales the decisions on prior consultations,
compared sixties.
Greenwood) BC Issei Mother Wins $ 1,000. Bingo
Japanese Women Now Humiliate Men
Datsun Wins 1st Place
In Shell 4000 Class
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[pates And Doings
Sumoist To Throw $69,250 Wedding For Bride
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—Enthusiasm for tiie art of kendo has spread wedding party for sumo grand- perity in Japan.
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It has been said that a Sumo
‘^ across the border into Detroit, Michigan. chanipion Taiho and his''bride,
Yoshiko
Okuni,
daughter
of
a
genius
like Taiho is born only
e ^nd5or’
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once in a hundred
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begun
scent;
Res: 922-1353
Bus: S24-81S3
ture, at the Imperial Hotel, May already won an unprecedented
i j Nakamura Kendo in YX indsor.
ision
30
will
be
the
most
elaborate
yet
official
Sumo
24th
title
in
the
the A. K. O. Windsor'Community Centre
S Given the use
tournaments. The most tourna.^ih. local kendoka have impressed authorities held in this country.
The newspapers said that some ments won previously stood at 12
; ihe winter niona^
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.
.
ERNEST JOMORI,
of the hall throughout the coming 1,300 persons will be invited to by former grand champion Futas„ granting them
me— the Use
tlie reception after tiie wedding bayama, who is now known as
Chartered Accountant
kaniura, 5th-dan, travels from Toronto to rites and that it will cost some To'kitsukaze, president of the Ja
[Sensei Lua1^ 25 million yen ($69,250).
pan Sumo Association.
Suite 403
Ternate weekends. — Margaret Hauser
The guests will include digniTailio’s Income
L 2t the dojo on
ISO BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
taries comiected with the imper
Taiho’s salary from the asso
ial family and big names in Ja ciation is reported to be 720,000
Lnto Buddhist Church Picnic Slated June 18 th pan’s government, business and yen ($2,000) a month but there
are other fringe benefits he re
: \pn\T0 — Picnic season is just around the corner, and entertainment fields.
ceives
in each tournament. Also.
Because
there
is
only
space
&es the warm weather for outdoor enjoyment..
Custom Picture
for 600 chairs in the reception the donations he receives from
Buddhist Church will hold its annual picnic on room, the decision was made for prominent people and his sponFraming
: ^ ? L 18 at Maples Recreation Park, near Uxbridge. This a cocktail party style reception, sors are said to be very large,
All of tlus makes him one of the
®3y’
J mqe3Cfrorn downtown Toronto, and is located on the newspapers said.
But
the
cost
for
each
guest
is
best
paid men in the country.
r'Vs miles northeast of Stouffville, at tiie junction of
The president of an organiza
said to be from 8,000 yen to
$10,000 yen ($27.70). And each tion supporting Taiho is YoshiJhwa'y 4" and Brock Road.
1278 Yonge Street, Toronto 7. Ont.
guest will be presented with gifts taro Hagiwara, president of the
and
friends
to
spend
a
re;
date with your families
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
Hokkaido
Coal
.
Development
including
a
“
Yukata
”
(Japanese
kX ox fun and frolicking out in the splendour of nature's
923-6877
Tokio Nishimura
summer dress) with the names Company and associate industrial
° Further details of time and events will follow. —
—T.B.C.
T.B.C. of the newly-weds, costing an firms.
enery.
There was some fear express
estimated 5,000 yen ($13.85).
*
Clothes to Cost 4.5 Million Yen ed that Sumo one of Japan’s few
L Cross Announces Survival Swimming Course The ceremonial clothes which remaining indigenous sports, was -AUTO — FIRE — LIFE
ALL FORMS
tiie bride will change twice will declining in spectator interest,
I TORONTO-The Red Cross has announced a new swimming cost 4,500,000 yen ($12,465).
OF
because Taiho’s vanning of tire
its water safety educational program. Ils called SuiAfter the wedding, Tailio and tournaments was becoming a
his bride are scheduled to leave commonplace event.
all-encompassing course designed to
Taiho won six straight tourna
IX"^ X as well as the helping of others June 7 on a week’s honeymoon ments from March last year to
consult
trip to Europe.
KIYO TAMURA
Speculation was rife last year January this year. He was favor
attempts to duplicate realistic emergency situa- about Taiho’s probable bride but ed attain to win the March tour
TORONTO
he continued denying having any nament in Osaka but was stopp
*t
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the
candidates
are
required
to
wear
Bu«. 366-5812 Res. Pl. 9-8317
Sr is one example. The candidate while marriage plans. But he caused ed from doing so by Ohzeki
gL cloJuiio.
.-11°fnntiit how to tread water and don a a sensation when he asked for (champion) Kitanofuji of the
EAttiiTsame time; a“useful skill if your motor boat hap- the hand of a 19-year-old girl newly created Kokonoe stable.
at whose parents’ hotel in Akita
^ io hit an unseen log and capsizes.
_
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in the Survival Swimming course, in effect, prefecture he sometimes stayed
I Xh a rehearsal of realistic emergency situations in the during exhibitions. He was the HeaithY Body & Mind
BWio':
®£ i e behind it is that if you go through an appm - happiest man in Japan when tiie Through the Martial Arts
girl
accepted
his
proposal.
Staticreal£• and learn what to do to save yourself,
A contracting firm already
foil kA what to do & the real thing should “‘XTwitli
has followed the requirements
I
Survival Swimming course, while designed to fit in wiu listed by Taiho and his finances
It is a good policy to
and prepared the blueprint for
have the RIGHT POLICY
13841/2 Queen W.
their two-storey ferro-concrete
Consult
^n“eJ managed to get around ^° learning how to swim ot residence in Tokyo. It is estimat
Toronto
LE. 2-6378
what to do when a water accident happens.
William Wales Ltd.
ed to cost 60 million yen ($166,[Urn to survive and stay alive! Be wafer wise, and take
Insurance Agents
2°Taiho, born May 29, 1940, was
(^Survival Swimming course. — C.R.C.S.
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
reared in poverty in Hokkaido,
Japan’s northernmost island. But
Phone 921-3171
he elected to take up Sumo, tiie
r*\Sensei Opens New Dojo In Windsor
INSURANCE
11
KINO’S MARKET
It’s Private! No Time Limit!
Get the most enjoyment from your wedding
B
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TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1967
Founder's Day
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service
reception or anniversary
Plenty of delicious food! Plenty of free parking.
CHINA
HOUSS
|S25 Eglinton W. Toronto
RU. 1-9123
sis Bathurst st
When Buying Or Selling A Home
K. HORI
REAL ESTATE
74 Penvale Cres.
Scarborough
Lichee Garden
(Dining Lounge)
PS Elizabeth St.
Toronto, Canada
wm^1 Business Or Private Parties
”EDDL,G RECEPTIONS (Large or Small)
-_
DINNER music nightly
SPORTING GOODS
Fishing Tackle and
Golf Equipment
Dew Worms
Phone: HO. 3-7400
OPEN FBI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Giftware of Qualify
From the Orient
i • Table-ware — Household Ornaments
Lacquerware —
— Framed Pictures
Lanterns — Handiworks o
-Oriental Jewellery — Folding
toK» -f'-S a“««— Accessories - Fans
. Screens
OoHs and Statuettes
733 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ont.
(1 Block East of Pape Ave.)
Banquet Facilities
DANFORTH
(near Carlow)
George Fukueaka
Paramount Gilt Shop
CATERING SERVICE — “TAKE-OUT” ORDERS
Phone 355-2211
551 Danforth Ave.,
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
Mon. — Fri. 9—6, Sat. 9—1 p.m.
_
21 Dundas Sq. Toronto, Suite 1103. Phone o63-uyo2
Eve. By Appointment
Hiro Kawaguchi, Art Watanabe
Slocan
Call: KEN HORI
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ^TATE BOARD ^
Takara Jewellers
Red & White
Food Store
Formal
Rentals
Reserve
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc.
ALNA
Of Toronto
CUSTOM MADE SUIT
Sus Nagai
437 DANFORTH AVE,
PHONE: 453-8104
[pates And Doings
Sumoist To Throw $69,250 Wedding For Bride
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TOKYO. — It is said that- the shortest road to fame and pros E
Res. _ RO. 7-6078
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—Enthusiasm for tiie art of kendo has spread wedding party for sumo grand- perity in Japan.
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It has been said that a Sumo
‘^ across the border into Detroit, Michigan. chanipion Taiho and his''bride,
Yoshiko
Okuni,
daughter
of
a
genius
like Taiho is born only
e ^nd5or’
[S travel as far as 100 miles to play at the hotel proprietor in Akita Prefec
once in a hundred
hove
begun
scent;
Res: 922-1353
Bus: S24-81S3
ture, at the Imperial Hotel, May already won an unprecedented
i j Nakamura Kendo in YX indsor.
ision
30
will
be
the
most
elaborate
yet
official
Sumo
24th
title
in
the
the A. K. O. Windsor'Community Centre
S Given the use
tournaments. The most tourna.^ih. local kendoka have impressed authorities held in this country.
The newspapers said that some ments won previously stood at 12
; ihe winter niona^
•
.
.
.
ERNEST JOMORI,
of the hall throughout the coming 1,300 persons will be invited to by former grand champion Futas„ granting them
me— the Use
tlie reception after tiie wedding bayama, who is now known as
Chartered Accountant
kaniura, 5th-dan, travels from Toronto to rites and that it will cost some To'kitsukaze, president of the Ja
[Sensei Lua1^ 25 million yen ($69,250).
pan Sumo Association.
Suite 403
Ternate weekends. — Margaret Hauser
The guests will include digniTailio’s Income
L 2t the dojo on
ISO BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
taries comiected with the imper
Taiho’s salary from the asso
ial family and big names in Ja ciation is reported to be 720,000
Lnto Buddhist Church Picnic Slated June 18 th pan’s government, business and yen ($2,000) a month but there
are other fringe benefits he re
: \pn\T0 — Picnic season is just around the corner, and entertainment fields.
ceives
in each tournament. Also.
Because
there
is
only
space
&es the warm weather for outdoor enjoyment..
Custom Picture
for 600 chairs in the reception the donations he receives from
Buddhist Church will hold its annual picnic on room, the decision was made for prominent people and his sponFraming
: ^ ? L 18 at Maples Recreation Park, near Uxbridge. This a cocktail party style reception, sors are said to be very large,
All of tlus makes him one of the
®3y’
J mqe3Cfrorn downtown Toronto, and is located on the newspapers said.
But
the
cost
for
each
guest
is
best
paid men in the country.
r'Vs miles northeast of Stouffville, at tiie junction of
The president of an organiza
said to be from 8,000 yen to
$10,000 yen ($27.70). And each tion supporting Taiho is YoshiJhwa'y 4" and Brock Road.
1278 Yonge Street, Toronto 7. Ont.
guest will be presented with gifts taro Hagiwara, president of the
and
friends
to
spend
a
re;
date with your families
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
Hokkaido
Coal
.
Development
including
a
“
Yukata
”
(Japanese
kX ox fun and frolicking out in the splendour of nature's
923-6877
Tokio Nishimura
summer dress) with the names Company and associate industrial
° Further details of time and events will follow. —
—T.B.C.
T.B.C. of the newly-weds, costing an firms.
enery.
There was some fear express
estimated 5,000 yen ($13.85).
*
Clothes to Cost 4.5 Million Yen ed that Sumo one of Japan’s few
L Cross Announces Survival Swimming Course The ceremonial clothes which remaining indigenous sports, was -AUTO — FIRE — LIFE
ALL FORMS
tiie bride will change twice will declining in spectator interest,
I TORONTO-The Red Cross has announced a new swimming cost 4,500,000 yen ($12,465).
OF
because Taiho’s vanning of tire
its water safety educational program. Ils called SuiAfter the wedding, Tailio and tournaments was becoming a
his bride are scheduled to leave commonplace event.
all-encompassing course designed to
Taiho won six straight tourna
IX"^ X as well as the helping of others June 7 on a week’s honeymoon ments from March last year to
consult
trip to Europe.
KIYO TAMURA
Speculation was rife last year January this year. He was favor
attempts to duplicate realistic emergency situa- about Taiho’s probable bride but ed attain to win the March tour
TORONTO
he continued denying having any nament in Osaka but was stopp
*t
‘ l
the
candidates
are
required
to
wear
Bu«. 366-5812 Res. Pl. 9-8317
Sr is one example. The candidate while marriage plans. But he caused ed from doing so by Ohzeki
gL cloJuiio.
.-11°fnntiit how to tread water and don a a sensation when he asked for (champion) Kitanofuji of the
EAttiiTsame time; a“useful skill if your motor boat hap- the hand of a 19-year-old girl newly created Kokonoe stable.
at whose parents’ hotel in Akita
^ io hit an unseen log and capsizes.
_
_
I
in the Survival Swimming course, in effect, prefecture he sometimes stayed
I Xh a rehearsal of realistic emergency situations in the during exhibitions. He was the HeaithY Body & Mind
BWio':
®£ i e behind it is that if you go through an appm - happiest man in Japan when tiie Through the Martial Arts
girl
accepted
his
proposal.
Staticreal£• and learn what to do to save yourself,
A contracting firm already
foil kA what to do & the real thing should “‘XTwitli
has followed the requirements
I
Survival Swimming course, while designed to fit in wiu listed by Taiho and his finances
It is a good policy to
and prepared the blueprint for
have the RIGHT POLICY
13841/2 Queen W.
their two-storey ferro-concrete
Consult
^n“eJ managed to get around ^° learning how to swim ot residence in Tokyo. It is estimat
Toronto
LE. 2-6378
what to do when a water accident happens.
William Wales Ltd.
ed to cost 60 million yen ($166,[Urn to survive and stay alive! Be wafer wise, and take
Insurance Agents
2°Taiho, born May 29, 1940, was
(^Survival Swimming course. — C.R.C.S.
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
reared in poverty in Hokkaido,
Japan’s northernmost island. But
Phone 921-3171
he elected to take up Sumo, tiie
r*\Sensei Opens New Dojo In Windsor
INSURANCE
11
KINO’S MARKET
It’s Private! No Time Limit!
Get the most enjoyment from your wedding
B
1
g
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1967
Founder's Day
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service
reception or anniversary
Plenty of delicious food! Plenty of free parking.
CHINA
HOUSS
|S25 Eglinton W. Toronto
RU. 1-9123
sis Bathurst st
When Buying Or Selling A Home
K. HORI
REAL ESTATE
74 Penvale Cres.
Scarborough
Lichee Garden
(Dining Lounge)
PS Elizabeth St.
Toronto, Canada
wm^1 Business Or Private Parties
”EDDL,G RECEPTIONS (Large or Small)
-_
DINNER music nightly
SPORTING GOODS
Fishing Tackle and
Golf Equipment
Dew Worms
Phone: HO. 3-7400
OPEN FBI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Giftware of Qualify
From the Orient
i • Table-ware — Household Ornaments
Lacquerware —
— Framed Pictures
Lanterns — Handiworks o
-Oriental Jewellery — Folding
toK» -f'-S a“««— Accessories - Fans
. Screens
OoHs and Statuettes
733 Danforth Ave. Toronto, Ont.
(1 Block East of Pape Ave.)
Banquet Facilities
DANFORTH
(near Carlow)
George Fukueaka
Paramount Gilt Shop
CATERING SERVICE — “TAKE-OUT” ORDERS
Phone 355-2211
551 Danforth Ave.,
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
Mon. — Fri. 9—6, Sat. 9—1 p.m.
_
21 Dundas Sq. Toronto, Suite 1103. Phone o63-uyo2
Eve. By Appointment
Hiro Kawaguchi, Art Watanabe
Slocan
Call: KEN HORI
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ^TATE BOARD ^
Takara Jewellers
Red & White
Food Store
Formal
Rentals
Reserve
Now For
Weddings
Dances Etc.
ALNA
Of Toronto
CUSTOM MADE SUIT
Sus Nagai
437 DANFORTH AVE,
PHONE: 453-8104
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Japanese Musician Suicides Over American Giri
TOK1O. — A young band mu
"Witnesses told police that the
sician jumped to his death from musician had
been quarreling
the seventh floor of a hotel in with his American girl friend
Tokyo recently following a quar while drinking in the bar at the
rel with his American girl friend. Hotel
Sekitei in Kami-Meguro
He was identified as Susumu before abruptly dashing out and
Karise, 25, of Yokohama.
• jumping from the window.
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Read Jessie L. Beattie’s
STRENGTH FOR THE BRIDGE
A Japanese Canadian story
^feesdayau.
479 Queen Street West
Toronto 2-B, Ontario
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The NewSa
The New Canadian Needs
Centennial Material
p« om-i^^kI
TORONTO.— The New Canadian needs articles, poems,* •
short stories, etc. for the special Centennial Issue due soon.
Send all writings, along'with photos and illustrations if possible, to The New Canadian, 479 Queen Street West, Toronto '
2-B, Ontario. Please'mark: “' English Section — Centennial
Issue”.
Centennial Greeting ads are still available at: Personal$5. minimum, Business — $10. minimum.
All articles are requested to be in this office no later than
May 25th.
Available at The New Canadian For $5.00
Jopcin Hess 4/280 Movie Houses Now
j
w»«r I
«9 .QUMa’_ST.»J
I
Wifi
M?leWg3
nese language to’]e^
port
business. -SdAvrSW)
start. Please :call: Mr. iToSt&j
TOKYO. — As of the end of der review
(October through
^•■-.sai;w
1966, the number of Japan’s December, .1966), 14 were closed (Toronto); ■
film theatres was 4,280, a de temporarily and 26 others’’"dis
Female Heffgl
crease by 16, or 0.4 percent, continued film exhibition busi
.CASHIER
for Japan Car-^-P?^
compared with the 4,296 figure ness, while 16 opened anew and
store?
High
' 'salary'-'
at the end of September.
eight others resumed film ' ex 294 Wongs. StreeUToSo1 J
1555.' (Toronto) /
"
The breakdown is 1,643 in hibition.
Kanto, 512 in Chubu, 1.249 in
woman, fully^B
The number of film theatres
Kansai, 560 in Kyushu, and' 316
for ladies wedr.’-'PemSaJs
in 1964 was 4,927, and 4,649 in 2879 Lake Shore BoS^S
in Hokkaido.
1965.
Toronto, phone 2591187 '("K^
Of the total, 2,621 are JapaCLERK-typist, ’must Ye^^^l
nese film theatres, 716 foreign
ticket making, filing,-etc. M
film and 943 mixed program
605 Adelaide St West”w
Mitsui-Osaka .Line son's,
theatres.
Phone S52-2515 (Toronto). "’■
During the three months unRian Artctic Route ENGLISH speaking, general io;*^
Specializing In Chinese Food
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
'Two ' school 'age ' aiPt cJ
^r J-T'C/ ^r^
(Willowdale).
■ \3
home.
FULLY LICENCED
For Family or Friendly
’ Gatherings ■Dine at
N1KK0 GARDENS
Hl WO wn
460 Dundas St. W.
Toronto
Reservations: EM. 6-2164
For best arrangements
Reserve ahead of time.
VARIOUS KINDS OF SUSHI AND OTHER JAPANESE
CUISINE AVAILABLE FOR FAMILY PARTIES 5
FREE DELIVERY
Ostriches (Live!)
K
8 Japan "Boomu"?
1
TOKYO. — Parents bury their
face in their hand's as children
beg them for ostriches on sale
at the Matsuzakaya Dept. Store
on the Ginza.
Two ostriches are on sale at
the roof of the department store,
where a “rare birds bargain
sale” is on.
The “rare birds” include any
thing from chicks (10 yen each,
or .about three cents) to ostrich
es which sell for 350,000; yen
each, or $970, which is beyond
the means of most parents. ■
TOKIO. — The Mitsui-Osaka
Line of Japan is planning to use.
Business Personal?
an Arctic shipping route next
year to shorten the voyage be
POSITION wanted by youth- jj J
tween Japan and .Europe, a tV^^^tiss.
University - Gisduc^^'
company spokesman said recent standing, two .yeGrs.lohguGge''cg*^
ly.
’ ' '
1
‘ ; Tokyo^Interested’ injd^^
Europe-bound J a p a n e s eJ
freighters using the Arctic route
Flat ForlaH
would make the trip in 13 to 15
days compared with the present
FLAT, Bathurst and Harbord. Tra;ss|
28 to 30 days via the Suez Canal. and
' equipped '®<®’'Private:fed
m
room.
Phone 924-9981 ’ (Toronto)'? *
HARRY MAIKAWA
MANN-MARTEL REALTOR
TEL. 267-4661
(TORONTO)
Mechanical Fisher
MITO. — A mechanical fisher
man that can hook and land fish
at a rhythmic pace of one every
three seconds is under develop
ment at the Fishery Experiment
Station in Ibaraki Prefecture
north of Tokyo.
The mechanical device is in
tended to automate bonito fish
ing during the busy harvesting
season between April and Sep
tember.
According to an official at the
Fishery Experimental Station in
charge of development of the de
vice, the mechanised fishing gear
will enable fishing boats to cut
the number of their crew mem
bers by half.
Use New Canadian Ads
For Best Results
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OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS
OFFICE FORMS. BROCHURES, LETTERHEADS
\^«fA ^ffe^MtM^v^wZa^J^Tra/w Hatches
THE NEW CANADIAN'S
Centennial Special Issue
Personal $5. minimum
Family Co-op
Japanese & Occidental Foods
Address
City
Province
Church, 9.18 Bathurst Street.
Refreshments will be served.
460 Dundas St. W. — Toronto
EM. 6-55S9 and EM. 6-5711
5
*
3
S
S
Me extend, our cordial. invitation to all. Come with your family s
and friends for an evening of enjoyment and relaxation, j
Toronto Sangha s
Announcement
IT e are pleased to announce that Hr. Hits
Kuroda joins our Sales Staff as of
Please Feel Free;^ConsultWith.Him For Selling
And Buying Homes At Any Time.
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.,
1527 O’Connor Drive, Toronto, Ont.
.
Phone 757-5184
Res. AM. 1-2^1
Phone 368-9768
Continental
I
Bingo Night, sponsored by Toronto SANGHA will be held |
Saturday, May 2-7-from 8: p.m. at the Toronto Buddhist |
.MSI S. KONDO f^^^O
; 527 BAY ST., TORONTO
Business $10. minimum
Name
Toronto Sangha Bingo Night
jack
for your wedding Candida
V
i|HEMMY
home .portraits
and special events
22 Peterlee Crescent
Islington, Ontario
BElmont 3 -$095
Japanese Musician Suicides Over American Giri
TOK1O. — A young band mu
"Witnesses told police that the
sician jumped to his death from musician had
been quarreling
the seventh floor of a hotel in with his American girl friend
Tokyo recently following a quar while drinking in the bar at the
rel with his American girl friend. Hotel
Sekitei in Kami-Meguro
He was identified as Susumu before abruptly dashing out and
Karise, 25, of Yokohama.
• jumping from the window.
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Read Jessie L. Beattie’s
STRENGTH FOR THE BRIDGE
A Japanese Canadian story
^feesdayau.
479 Queen Street West
Toronto 2-B, Ontario
iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii!iiiiiiiiiiininiii(iiiiniiiiiiii!iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini
The NewSa
The New Canadian Needs
Centennial Material
p« om-i^^kI
TORONTO.— The New Canadian needs articles, poems,* •
short stories, etc. for the special Centennial Issue due soon.
Send all writings, along'with photos and illustrations if possible, to The New Canadian, 479 Queen Street West, Toronto '
2-B, Ontario. Please'mark: “' English Section — Centennial
Issue”.
Centennial Greeting ads are still available at: Personal$5. minimum, Business — $10. minimum.
All articles are requested to be in this office no later than
May 25th.
Available at The New Canadian For $5.00
Jopcin Hess 4/280 Movie Houses Now
j
w»«r I
«9 .QUMa’_ST.»J
I
Wifi
M?leWg3
nese language to’]e^
port
business. -SdAvrSW)
start. Please :call: Mr. iToSt&j
TOKYO. — As of the end of der review
(October through
^•■-.sai;w
1966, the number of Japan’s December, .1966), 14 were closed (Toronto); ■
film theatres was 4,280, a de temporarily and 26 others’’"dis
Female Heffgl
crease by 16, or 0.4 percent, continued film exhibition busi
.CASHIER
for Japan Car-^-P?^
compared with the 4,296 figure ness, while 16 opened anew and
store?
High
' 'salary'-'
at the end of September.
eight others resumed film ' ex 294 Wongs. StreeUToSo1 J
1555.' (Toronto) /
"
The breakdown is 1,643 in hibition.
Kanto, 512 in Chubu, 1.249 in
woman, fully^B
The number of film theatres
Kansai, 560 in Kyushu, and' 316
for ladies wedr.’-'PemSaJs
in 1964 was 4,927, and 4,649 in 2879 Lake Shore BoS^S
in Hokkaido.
1965.
Toronto, phone 2591187 '("K^
Of the total, 2,621 are JapaCLERK-typist, ’must Ye^^^l
nese film theatres, 716 foreign
ticket making, filing,-etc. M
film and 943 mixed program
605 Adelaide St West”w
Mitsui-Osaka .Line son's,
theatres.
Phone S52-2515 (Toronto). "’■
During the three months unRian Artctic Route ENGLISH speaking, general io;*^
Specializing In Chinese Food
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
'Two ' school 'age ' aiPt cJ
^r J-T'C/ ^r^
(Willowdale).
■ \3
home.
FULLY LICENCED
For Family or Friendly
’ Gatherings ■Dine at
N1KK0 GARDENS
Hl WO wn
460 Dundas St. W.
Toronto
Reservations: EM. 6-2164
For best arrangements
Reserve ahead of time.
VARIOUS KINDS OF SUSHI AND OTHER JAPANESE
CUISINE AVAILABLE FOR FAMILY PARTIES 5
FREE DELIVERY
Ostriches (Live!)
K
8 Japan "Boomu"?
1
TOKYO. — Parents bury their
face in their hand's as children
beg them for ostriches on sale
at the Matsuzakaya Dept. Store
on the Ginza.
Two ostriches are on sale at
the roof of the department store,
where a “rare birds bargain
sale” is on.
The “rare birds” include any
thing from chicks (10 yen each,
or .about three cents) to ostrich
es which sell for 350,000; yen
each, or $970, which is beyond
the means of most parents. ■
TOKIO. — The Mitsui-Osaka
Line of Japan is planning to use.
Business Personal?
an Arctic shipping route next
year to shorten the voyage be
POSITION wanted by youth- jj J
tween Japan and .Europe, a tV^^^tiss.
University - Gisduc^^'
company spokesman said recent standing, two .yeGrs.lohguGge''cg*^
ly.
’ ' '
1
‘ ; Tokyo^Interested’ injd^^
Europe-bound J a p a n e s eJ
freighters using the Arctic route
Flat ForlaH
would make the trip in 13 to 15
days compared with the present
FLAT, Bathurst and Harbord. Tra;ss|
28 to 30 days via the Suez Canal. and
' equipped '®<®’'Private:fed
m
room.
Phone 924-9981 ’ (Toronto)'? *
HARRY MAIKAWA
MANN-MARTEL REALTOR
TEL. 267-4661
(TORONTO)
Mechanical Fisher
MITO. — A mechanical fisher
man that can hook and land fish
at a rhythmic pace of one every
three seconds is under develop
ment at the Fishery Experiment
Station in Ibaraki Prefecture
north of Tokyo.
The mechanical device is in
tended to automate bonito fish
ing during the busy harvesting
season between April and Sep
tember.
According to an official at the
Fishery Experimental Station in
charge of development of the de
vice, the mechanised fishing gear
will enable fishing boats to cut
the number of their crew mem
bers by half.
Use New Canadian Ads
For Best Results
PRINTING
OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS
OFFICE FORMS. BROCHURES, LETTERHEADS
\^«fA ^ffe^MtM^v^wZa^J^Tra/w Hatches
THE NEW CANADIAN'S
Centennial Special Issue
Personal $5. minimum
Family Co-op
Japanese & Occidental Foods
Address
City
Province
Church, 9.18 Bathurst Street.
Refreshments will be served.
460 Dundas St. W. — Toronto
EM. 6-55S9 and EM. 6-5711
5
*
3
S
S
Me extend, our cordial. invitation to all. Come with your family s
and friends for an evening of enjoyment and relaxation, j
Toronto Sangha s
Announcement
IT e are pleased to announce that Hr. Hits
Kuroda joins our Sales Staff as of
Please Feel Free;^ConsultWith.Him For Selling
And Buying Homes At Any Time.
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.,
1527 O’Connor Drive, Toronto, Ont.
.
Phone 757-5184
Res. AM. 1-2^1
Phone 368-9768
Continental
I
Bingo Night, sponsored by Toronto SANGHA will be held |
Saturday, May 2-7-from 8: p.m. at the Toronto Buddhist |
.MSI S. KONDO f^^^O
; 527 BAY ST., TORONTO
Business $10. minimum
Name
Toronto Sangha Bingo Night
jack
for your wedding Candida
V
i|HEMMY
home .portraits
and special events
22 Peterlee Crescent
Islington, Ontario
BElmont 3 -$095