Page 1
Dan Cosmetic
Surgeons
iese Health and Welfare Minist-
sio.-^w
<lownfficm cosmetic surgeons following
•imping
voun^ woman who had undergone an
fei or
‘ "her
breasts at a cosmetic surgery
^ to enlarge
1
Tokyo.
ho plans to crack down on advertisee nun:
T- • n- ‘hqt ? person’s looks and physical pro-
It is currently drafting
5
rMU;r^°- a license to practice cosmetic
h differentiated from plastic surgery
'
" to restore damaged or lost parts to
function i
can
advertise in newspapers,
^CSt Xis that they can do. everynines
enlarging eyes, raising the nose and thinnpxnmding breasts and shaping legs.
_
.stirred into action after a 26Wwial'aKd »<“ blocked blood vessels
jOuV.
Attacked
But
seven hours after a cosmetic surgeon attempted to
enlarge her breasts by injecting silicone wax into them.
Tokyo police said they suspected negligence in per
forming surgery. Some 15 to 20 girls received treatdaiN at the clinic for eyes, nose and breast
beautification.”
.There are more than 300 of these hospitals and
clinics engaged in cosmetic surgery, about a fourth
of them concentrated in Tokyo. They have manv fore
ign customers as well as Japanese. *
■^ 24~year-old American female student who was
studying at Waseda University in Tokyo came into one
of the clinics and told the doctor: “I finally managed
to get used to Japanese life after living in tataminiat rooms and sleeping on the futon bedding for two
years. My next step is to make myself look Oriental
, so I’ll be less conspicious among the people here.”
Come
Women
Perhaps the most famous of these cosmetic surgeons
is 54-year-old Dr. Kobe! Matsukubo, who has made
well over- 100,000 alterations to the faces of Japanese
women in the past 20 years.
American and European women constantly worry
about the outcome. One doctor complained that before
the operation, they invariably said: "Are.
the operation will be successful?’ ’ And even after they
were put on the operating table, they would ask:
"Will I be all right, doctor?” or “You don’t think I'll
regret it later, do you.” Asian women, in contrast, arc
usually very relaxed.
The time required for an operation ranges from
15 minutes for- eye and nose surgery to -air hour- re
flacting busts. The latter type of operation is often
(Continued on Page S)
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3
YEAR
1867—1967
The Dew Canadian
EXPO 67
UNTIL OCT. 2
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
peed
XXXI—No. 40
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1967
Toronto, Ont.
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It fl
I.C.C. Centre’s Revenue
lAnd Expense Report
4&S
Year
March
Ended
1967
loan and interest payments. The general picture
however, indicates that the original long terr
2,615.00
t Membership
mortgage of $220,000 and the short term mortgage
22,874.87
| Special projects
8,400.63
I Other Centre functions
of $80,000 have been considerably reduced. As of
17,114.27
I Rentals
797.61
March 31, 1967 the long term liabilities have been
I Checkroom and miscellaneous receipts
1,500.00
[Donation from Women's Auxiliary
reduced to $200,000 and the short term reduced t j
$53,302.38
$42,000 which means $58,000 in principal (plus
Ikes
4,409.53
|Janitor and casual wages
interest) have already been repaid over the past,
2,541.13
[ Hydro and water
3,195.40
three years of operation.”
SHeat
4,430.79
^Maintenance and minor alterations
Last year’s Treasurer’s statement for the year
14,310.24
| Realty taxes
482.15
| Insurance
ending March 31st, 1966 indi
673.83
I Public relations
^inulin........... iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimiininniiiiiiiiiiiinniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiii^ cated Income Prom Operations
898.46
| Telephone
1,740.98
| Postage
was higher, coming to $54,218.3,640.00
| Office salary
12,220.00
94 with expenses lower, coming
I Executive salaries and car allowances
297.90
s Canada pension plan
737.15
| Employees' fringe benefits
E
TORONTO.—The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre was ^ to $50,786.90 leaving a net re
1,719.67
I Stationery and office expenses
= robbed of an estimated $2,000. in cash and articles this week. = venue of $3,432.04.
500.00
I Legal and audit
31.90
| Bank charges
The robbery was discovered on Thursday morning when the
Preceding the Treasurer’s Re
551,828.54
work.
staff reported to
port was a message by Centre
1,473.84
EVENUE FROM CENTRE OPERATIONS
were
closed,
the
burglars
President
Sam Hagino, and the
main
doors
Although all
inside
and
broke
into
three
Report of the Executive Direc
managed to gain access to the
offices. Cash stolen include receipts from the Centre’s Bingo
tor, Robert Kadoguchi who gave
: a detailed account of the past
|N0LULU. — The only liv- roshi “Hershey” Miyamura reads = Night. Articles included a $350.00 Japanese camera.
E
Damage was estimated at under $1,000. Police aie in- ; year’s activities and plans for
Risei winner of the Congres- in part as follows:
| Medal of Honor, Hiroshi
“When last seen, he was fight E vestigating.
■ the future.
Ry” Miyamura will be one ing furiously against ' an over ^IHIIHIlllllIIlllllllHIIHHllIIlIlHIIHIIllIIIIlIlIllinilllllllHnHinilllllHHHll
Three new members were elect
py American Nisei war whelming number of enemy of
ed to the Board of Directors.
p to gather for a reunion ficers . . . his indomitable hero
They are Mr. Hank Edamura,
gnolulu.
ism and consumated devotion to
Dr. Ricky Nishikawa, and Mr.
PORT DOVER, Ont.—Popular local citizen, Mr. K. Koba George Ogino. Those automatical
pest, unassuming, Miyamura duty reflect the utmost glory on
|tes a service station on himself and uphold the illustrious yashi recently donated six Japanese Flowering Cherry trees to ly re-elected to a 2nd term in
I Highway 66 in his home traditions of military service.” the Town of Port Dover “for the friendliness and many kindnesses clude: Mitsuo Amemori, Bruce C.
| or Gallup, New Mexico,
A machine gun squad leader, extended to him and his family over the past 28 years by the citi- Blizzard, Harry Fukushima, Aki
he continues to conduct Miyamura remained behind to zens of the community-”
Furukawa, Sam Hagino, Bill T.
trees
to
Mayor
H.
J.
Schnieder
at
4 with quiet dignity. He cover his squad’s withdrawal
Hashizume, Tokue Kameoka, Te
He officially presented the
fried to the former Tsuruko when their position was overrun a planting ceremony at Powell Park on April 28th.
tsuo Kamitakahara, Peter Kara
Luchimori of Los Angeles by the enemy and manned his
tsu, Coby Kobayashi, Shiz Matsu
■key have three children.
ba, Tosh Moriyama, Mikio Naka
machine gun until his ammuni
r^ey” served with “D” tion was gone.
mura, John Nakashima, Dr. Hen
-Qv, 100th Battalion, 442nd
ry Sugiyama, Bill Takeda, James
The citation credits him with
sera Combat Team, during 50 enemy killed by manning his
Thurlow, and Dan Washimoto.
s War II but it was in the machine gun and at least 10
FUJISAWA, Japan. — Else sawa, just as officers broke up
14 Mar that he was award- more with his bayonet. Wound where youths might battle with the battle.
Police threw up a dragnet to
■ Hadou's highest military ed in the leg, he was captured zipguns- But recently the lujigrab Fujisawas seeking to free
sawa
gang
ambushed
the
Tsujido
by the Chinese Reds.
gang and for a few bloody mo Sakashita. They hunted the youth
station honoring Sgt. HiHis Congressional Medal of ments the clang of samurai themselves, saying they feared
the Tsujidos might kill Sakashi
Honor award was kept secret for’ swords echoed in Japan again.
$ Widow Named fear of retaliation against him On a lonely stretch of road ta in vengeance for Hibi’s deathDetectives said about 35 petty
VICTORIA, B.C. — Two fourwhile he was in a POW camp. littered with blood-stained blad s;
^•Of-Tihe-Year
thugs
operating
around
the
Fu
clothes
and
-shoes,
police
found
masted
sailing vessels are on
The award was announced only Yoshinobu Hibi, 20, a Tsujido jisawa Station amusement cen
^•’
Nineteen years
upon his release some 28 months gang member, fatally mounded tre formed the gang’ of that their way to Canada from Japan
^cule, Ana Tokita was later.
by a thrust of a warrior sword name. Their rivals, about 25 on a 3^-month trans-Pacific
young toughs, made their head training cruise.
!eft virtually penGallup’s entire population of into the chest.
^' Gokita made a 5000 and a brass band greeted
Mitsuo Muoi, 24, a Fujisawa quarters near Tsujido Station.
The 2,284-ton bark, Kaio Maru,
^r eight children would him on his triumphant return youth, lay with his left arm
Police said the two gangs con- set sail from Yokohama. The
’Hege.
stantly have disputed various
home in September of 1953. Two severed at the elbow.
Nippon Maru of the same size
JF, her pledge was ful- months later, President Eisen
The 11 wounded youths cor claims of “jurisdiction” over lo- and type left Kobe earlier. The
^ Mrs. Tokiia was pres- hower presented Sgt. Miyamura nered by police, while seeking cal territory.
vessels are scheduled to reach
T Japanese American with the nation’s top military treatment at a local hospital re
Fujisawa is near the port
Victoria June 14 for a week’s
of
/-Ague’s first Mother award in. a special White House ported Tsujidos had kidnapped Yokosuka, 30 miles south
i
visit.
521 aRRri
Kiyoshi Sakashita. 20, of Fuji- Tokyo.
ceremony.
31.
KE FROM CENTRE OPERATIONS
sve
?.yK
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
Earnings Down From Last Year
TORONTO. — The Toronto Japanese Canadian
Cultural Centre’s total income from operations
(excluding donations and contributions) of $53302.28 less expenses totaling $51,828.54 (including
$14,000. hi realty taxes) has left the net revenue
of $1,473.84 for the year ended March 31st, 1967,
it was reported by the Treasurer at the Annual
General Meeting held at the Centre on May 15th.
“However, the final figure shows a deficit of
$14,914.88,” reports the Centre, “because of bank
I J.C. Cultural Centre Robbed Of $2,000. |
sssJ
I
fl
ist s
fl
fl
fl
lily- s
a S
’ S
lei Medal of Honor Man For Reunion
Issei Donates Cherry Trees To Town
Shades Of The Samurai
Two Japan Ships
Sailing To Canada
On Training Cruise
Surgeons
iese Health and Welfare Minist-
sio.-^w
<lownfficm cosmetic surgeons following
•imping
voun^ woman who had undergone an
fei or
‘ "her
breasts at a cosmetic surgery
^ to enlarge
1
Tokyo.
ho plans to crack down on advertisee nun:
T- • n- ‘hqt ? person’s looks and physical pro-
It is currently drafting
5
rMU;r^°- a license to practice cosmetic
h differentiated from plastic surgery
'
" to restore damaged or lost parts to
function i
can
advertise in newspapers,
^CSt Xis that they can do. everynines
enlarging eyes, raising the nose and thinnpxnmding breasts and shaping legs.
_
.stirred into action after a 26Wwial'aKd »<“ blocked blood vessels
jOuV.
Attacked
But
seven hours after a cosmetic surgeon attempted to
enlarge her breasts by injecting silicone wax into them.
Tokyo police said they suspected negligence in per
forming surgery. Some 15 to 20 girls received treatdaiN at the clinic for eyes, nose and breast
beautification.”
.There are more than 300 of these hospitals and
clinics engaged in cosmetic surgery, about a fourth
of them concentrated in Tokyo. They have manv fore
ign customers as well as Japanese. *
■^ 24~year-old American female student who was
studying at Waseda University in Tokyo came into one
of the clinics and told the doctor: “I finally managed
to get used to Japanese life after living in tataminiat rooms and sleeping on the futon bedding for two
years. My next step is to make myself look Oriental
, so I’ll be less conspicious among the people here.”
Come
Women
Perhaps the most famous of these cosmetic surgeons
is 54-year-old Dr. Kobe! Matsukubo, who has made
well over- 100,000 alterations to the faces of Japanese
women in the past 20 years.
American and European women constantly worry
about the outcome. One doctor complained that before
the operation, they invariably said: "Are.
the operation will be successful?’ ’ And even after they
were put on the operating table, they would ask:
"Will I be all right, doctor?” or “You don’t think I'll
regret it later, do you.” Asian women, in contrast, arc
usually very relaxed.
The time required for an operation ranges from
15 minutes for- eye and nose surgery to -air hour- re
flacting busts. The latter type of operation is often
(Continued on Page S)
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3
YEAR
1867—1967
The Dew Canadian
EXPO 67
UNTIL OCT. 2
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
peed
XXXI—No. 40
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1967
Toronto, Ont.
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It fl
I.C.C. Centre’s Revenue
lAnd Expense Report
4&S
Year
March
Ended
1967
loan and interest payments. The general picture
however, indicates that the original long terr
2,615.00
t Membership
mortgage of $220,000 and the short term mortgage
22,874.87
| Special projects
8,400.63
I Other Centre functions
of $80,000 have been considerably reduced. As of
17,114.27
I Rentals
797.61
March 31, 1967 the long term liabilities have been
I Checkroom and miscellaneous receipts
1,500.00
[Donation from Women's Auxiliary
reduced to $200,000 and the short term reduced t j
$53,302.38
$42,000 which means $58,000 in principal (plus
Ikes
4,409.53
|Janitor and casual wages
interest) have already been repaid over the past,
2,541.13
[ Hydro and water
3,195.40
three years of operation.”
SHeat
4,430.79
^Maintenance and minor alterations
Last year’s Treasurer’s statement for the year
14,310.24
| Realty taxes
482.15
| Insurance
ending March 31st, 1966 indi
673.83
I Public relations
^inulin........... iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimiininniiiiiiiiiiiinniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiiiii^ cated Income Prom Operations
898.46
| Telephone
1,740.98
| Postage
was higher, coming to $54,218.3,640.00
| Office salary
12,220.00
94 with expenses lower, coming
I Executive salaries and car allowances
297.90
s Canada pension plan
737.15
| Employees' fringe benefits
E
TORONTO.—The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre was ^ to $50,786.90 leaving a net re
1,719.67
I Stationery and office expenses
= robbed of an estimated $2,000. in cash and articles this week. = venue of $3,432.04.
500.00
I Legal and audit
31.90
| Bank charges
The robbery was discovered on Thursday morning when the
Preceding the Treasurer’s Re
551,828.54
work.
staff reported to
port was a message by Centre
1,473.84
EVENUE FROM CENTRE OPERATIONS
were
closed,
the
burglars
President
Sam Hagino, and the
main
doors
Although all
inside
and
broke
into
three
Report of the Executive Direc
managed to gain access to the
offices. Cash stolen include receipts from the Centre’s Bingo
tor, Robert Kadoguchi who gave
: a detailed account of the past
|N0LULU. — The only liv- roshi “Hershey” Miyamura reads = Night. Articles included a $350.00 Japanese camera.
E
Damage was estimated at under $1,000. Police aie in- ; year’s activities and plans for
Risei winner of the Congres- in part as follows:
| Medal of Honor, Hiroshi
“When last seen, he was fight E vestigating.
■ the future.
Ry” Miyamura will be one ing furiously against ' an over ^IHIIHIlllllIIlllllllHIIHHllIIlIlHIIHIIllIIIIlIlIllinilllllllHnHinilllllHHHll
Three new members were elect
py American Nisei war whelming number of enemy of
ed to the Board of Directors.
p to gather for a reunion ficers . . . his indomitable hero
They are Mr. Hank Edamura,
gnolulu.
ism and consumated devotion to
Dr. Ricky Nishikawa, and Mr.
PORT DOVER, Ont.—Popular local citizen, Mr. K. Koba George Ogino. Those automatical
pest, unassuming, Miyamura duty reflect the utmost glory on
|tes a service station on himself and uphold the illustrious yashi recently donated six Japanese Flowering Cherry trees to ly re-elected to a 2nd term in
I Highway 66 in his home traditions of military service.” the Town of Port Dover “for the friendliness and many kindnesses clude: Mitsuo Amemori, Bruce C.
| or Gallup, New Mexico,
A machine gun squad leader, extended to him and his family over the past 28 years by the citi- Blizzard, Harry Fukushima, Aki
he continues to conduct Miyamura remained behind to zens of the community-”
Furukawa, Sam Hagino, Bill T.
trees
to
Mayor
H.
J.
Schnieder
at
4 with quiet dignity. He cover his squad’s withdrawal
Hashizume, Tokue Kameoka, Te
He officially presented the
fried to the former Tsuruko when their position was overrun a planting ceremony at Powell Park on April 28th.
tsuo Kamitakahara, Peter Kara
Luchimori of Los Angeles by the enemy and manned his
tsu, Coby Kobayashi, Shiz Matsu
■key have three children.
ba, Tosh Moriyama, Mikio Naka
machine gun until his ammuni
r^ey” served with “D” tion was gone.
mura, John Nakashima, Dr. Hen
-Qv, 100th Battalion, 442nd
ry Sugiyama, Bill Takeda, James
The citation credits him with
sera Combat Team, during 50 enemy killed by manning his
Thurlow, and Dan Washimoto.
s War II but it was in the machine gun and at least 10
FUJISAWA, Japan. — Else sawa, just as officers broke up
14 Mar that he was award- more with his bayonet. Wound where youths might battle with the battle.
Police threw up a dragnet to
■ Hadou's highest military ed in the leg, he was captured zipguns- But recently the lujigrab Fujisawas seeking to free
sawa
gang
ambushed
the
Tsujido
by the Chinese Reds.
gang and for a few bloody mo Sakashita. They hunted the youth
station honoring Sgt. HiHis Congressional Medal of ments the clang of samurai themselves, saying they feared
the Tsujidos might kill Sakashi
Honor award was kept secret for’ swords echoed in Japan again.
$ Widow Named fear of retaliation against him On a lonely stretch of road ta in vengeance for Hibi’s deathDetectives said about 35 petty
VICTORIA, B.C. — Two fourwhile he was in a POW camp. littered with blood-stained blad s;
^•Of-Tihe-Year
thugs
operating
around
the
Fu
clothes
and
-shoes,
police
found
masted
sailing vessels are on
The award was announced only Yoshinobu Hibi, 20, a Tsujido jisawa Station amusement cen
^•’
Nineteen years
upon his release some 28 months gang member, fatally mounded tre formed the gang’ of that their way to Canada from Japan
^cule, Ana Tokita was later.
by a thrust of a warrior sword name. Their rivals, about 25 on a 3^-month trans-Pacific
young toughs, made their head training cruise.
!eft virtually penGallup’s entire population of into the chest.
^' Gokita made a 5000 and a brass band greeted
Mitsuo Muoi, 24, a Fujisawa quarters near Tsujido Station.
The 2,284-ton bark, Kaio Maru,
^r eight children would him on his triumphant return youth, lay with his left arm
Police said the two gangs con- set sail from Yokohama. The
’Hege.
stantly have disputed various
home in September of 1953. Two severed at the elbow.
Nippon Maru of the same size
JF, her pledge was ful- months later, President Eisen
The 11 wounded youths cor claims of “jurisdiction” over lo- and type left Kobe earlier. The
^ Mrs. Tokiia was pres- hower presented Sgt. Miyamura nered by police, while seeking cal territory.
vessels are scheduled to reach
T Japanese American with the nation’s top military treatment at a local hospital re
Fujisawa is near the port
Victoria June 14 for a week’s
of
/-Ague’s first Mother award in. a special White House ported Tsujidos had kidnapped Yokosuka, 30 miles south
i
visit.
521 aRRri
Kiyoshi Sakashita. 20, of Fuji- Tokyo.
ceremony.
31.
KE FROM CENTRE OPERATIONS
sve
?.yK
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
Earnings Down From Last Year
TORONTO. — The Toronto Japanese Canadian
Cultural Centre’s total income from operations
(excluding donations and contributions) of $53302.28 less expenses totaling $51,828.54 (including
$14,000. hi realty taxes) has left the net revenue
of $1,473.84 for the year ended March 31st, 1967,
it was reported by the Treasurer at the Annual
General Meeting held at the Centre on May 15th.
“However, the final figure shows a deficit of
$14,914.88,” reports the Centre, “because of bank
I J.C. Cultural Centre Robbed Of $2,000. |
sssJ
I
fl
ist s
fl
fl
fl
lily- s
a S
’ S
lei Medal of Honor Man For Reunion
Issei Donates Cherry Trees To Town
Shades Of The Samurai
Two Japan Ships
Sailing To Canada
On Training Cruise
Page 2
Page 2
Fourteen Hisel-Sansei Entered In
RII Canada dudo Championship
2 p.m. And for the first time in decades, a record
number of fourteen Japanese Canadians will be
competing.
The largest contingent comes from British
Columbia. They will be led by elassy Henry Mu
kai (middleweight) 3rd-dan, and his rough-tough
brother Tom Mukai, 3rd-dan, both of Richmond,
B.C.
Other top-notch competitors from B.C. include
Tokumo Tsumura, (Lightweight) 2nd-dan, of Richmond; Isao Kuramoto, (Featherweight) lst-dan, of Richmond;
Kenneth Naniwa (featherweight)
lst-dan, of Richmond; Ricky Yootvefd
(featherweight)
lstdogawa.
dan, of Steveston; Robert Horii
(Lightweight) 2nd-dan, of Van
proprietor
couver; and Art Nishi (light
weight) 2nd-dan, of Richmond.
JON ONODERA
Complete Care
Ronald Senda (featherweight)
lst-dan,
of Lethbridge — son of
For Your Eyes
HU. 9-4654 — HU. 1-8805 renown judo sensei, Yosh Sen
da, 5th-dan — will represent Al
(Residence)
(Easiness)
berta.
Mickey Mori (lightweight) lst540 Eglinton Ave. W.
118 West Hastings St.
dan, Saskatoon veil be represent
Toronto
ing his province of Saskatche
VANCOUVER, B.C.
wan.
Veteran competitor, Moe Oye,
3rd-dan, will be the man to beat
in the featherweight class. He
Welcome Japanese Canadian Friends
will represent Manitoba.
The only representative from
the province of Ontario will be
the “mighty-mite” of Canadian
judo, Mas Takahashi, 4th-dan, of
Ottawa. He will be fighting in
Special Attention on Take Out Orders
the middleweight class.
EM. 2-0029 For Reservations EM. 2-4322
The biggest Japanese Cana
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas, Toronto
dian judoka, Don Niiya (in the
200 lb. class) 3rd-dan, of Mon
Catering to Wedding Banquets, Showers and Parties
Seating Capacity 240
treal will be .fighting for the
host province.
Chief Referee for this tourna
ment will be Canada’s Olympic
Judo Coach, Frank Hatashita,
6th-dan, President of the Can
adian Kodokan Black Belt Asso
MEMBER OF C.B.C.A.
ciation, Pan American Judo Fe
SHINGLING
FLAT ROOFS
deration, and Vice-president of
SHEET METAL WORK
EAVESTROUGHING
the World Judo Association. Vic
ALCAN SIDING DEALER
Kadonaga, 3rd-dan of Hamilton,
Ontario -will be Tournament
Chairman.
The top star of the tourna
COVERING ONTARIO
TOSH NISHIJIMA
ment will be Olympic Silver
'Nigia Gills: PL. 9-5095 HL 7-1100 '
Medallist, Doug Rogers, 5th-dan,
who will be defending his crown
in the heavyweight division.
In addition to deciding the
Canadian titles, the champion
ships will be used to select a
Canadian National team for the
YOUR SHOPPING LIST
Pan-American Games this sum
SAKURA RICE — EGGS — MARUKIN SHOYU
mer in Winnipeg. The. team will
SUKIYAKI .MEAT — VINEGAR — MANJU — SUGAR.
also compete in the World Cham
VARIETIES OF ARARE
pionships which will open Au
gust 10 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
MONTREAL.—So you think that all Japanese
Canadian men have given up the strict traditional
martial arts of Japan for such softer ‘“sports” as
bowling and golf, do you? Well, if you’re anywhere near the University of Montreal Winter
Stadium today, drop in at the Sixth Annual Cana
dian Judo Championships here.
Eighty-four regional champions from across
Canada — the best of this nations Black Belt ju
doka — will be fighting for top honors beginning
EWOWCBOW
CIOP STO¥ TAVERN
I Matsumoto & Sons Get Pickeral Limit I
TORONTO.—While other anglers were taking their L<,
of morning coffee before setting out of the city for the^'
day of Walleye season, the Matsumoto men - Rov 1J
father, and sons Leonard and Rick — were ahead?
home from their favorite Walleye hole in Bobcagion ■^
limit. For popular Toronto Nisei angler and taxidera^y
Matsumoto, it was his annual opening day starter for^
pears another healthy season of pickeral picking.
'
Recently, Mr. Matsumoto became the first non-®^
the Toronto Men’s Press Club to join their June Fishhuh
Northern Ontario. If we know Roy, he’ll show those Foci'
taters a thing or two about angling.
At this writing the rest of the pickeral scene in Ontaia!
slow, perhaps because of the cold weather. Things should be'
ing up soon, I hope.
Murakami's Team Curling Champii
TORONTO.—Skipper Sam Murakami and his team oils
ers Betty Shimozawa, Ray = Matsunaga, and June Akase ret
won the 3-game playoff series to capture the J.C.CA. G
League Championship.
Runner-up in the play-offs was Bob Kimura’s team ti
Matsuo, Ruth Makino and Kay Abe.
League champs title was won by Vic Suzuki and his
of Bev: Honkawa, Jim Roberts, and Michiko Nakashoji.
■Trophies were presented at the highly successful ta
held at the Inn On The Park, followed by dancing to the
of Sam Miya and his trio.
Election of next year’s executive also took place at the ba
Results: President — Vic Suzuki, Vice-President — SamJ
kami, Treasurer — Ray Matsunaga, Secretary — Bev Honka
Have a good summer, curlers, and see you next fall!-J
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2 p.m. And for the first time in decades, a record
number of fourteen Japanese Canadians will be
competing.
The largest contingent comes from British
Columbia. They will be led by elassy Henry Mu
kai (middleweight) 3rd-dan, and his rough-tough
brother Tom Mukai, 3rd-dan, both of Richmond,
B.C.
Other top-notch competitors from B.C. include
Tokumo Tsumura, (Lightweight) 2nd-dan, of Richmond; Isao Kuramoto, (Featherweight) lst-dan, of Richmond;
Kenneth Naniwa (featherweight)
lst-dan, of Richmond; Ricky Yootvefd
(featherweight)
lstdogawa.
dan, of Steveston; Robert Horii
(Lightweight) 2nd-dan, of Van
proprietor
couver; and Art Nishi (light
weight) 2nd-dan, of Richmond.
JON ONODERA
Complete Care
Ronald Senda (featherweight)
lst-dan,
of Lethbridge — son of
For Your Eyes
HU. 9-4654 — HU. 1-8805 renown judo sensei, Yosh Sen
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(Residence)
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berta.
Mickey Mori (lightweight) lst540 Eglinton Ave. W.
118 West Hastings St.
dan, Saskatoon veil be represent
Toronto
ing his province of Saskatche
VANCOUVER, B.C.
wan.
Veteran competitor, Moe Oye,
3rd-dan, will be the man to beat
in the featherweight class. He
Welcome Japanese Canadian Friends
will represent Manitoba.
The only representative from
the province of Ontario will be
the “mighty-mite” of Canadian
judo, Mas Takahashi, 4th-dan, of
Ottawa. He will be fighting in
Special Attention on Take Out Orders
the middleweight class.
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The biggest Japanese Cana
126 Elizabeth Street at Dundas, Toronto
dian judoka, Don Niiya (in the
200 lb. class) 3rd-dan, of Mon
Catering to Wedding Banquets, Showers and Parties
Seating Capacity 240
treal will be .fighting for the
host province.
Chief Referee for this tourna
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Judo Coach, Frank Hatashita,
6th-dan, President of the Can
adian Kodokan Black Belt Asso
MEMBER OF C.B.C.A.
ciation, Pan American Judo Fe
SHINGLING
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deration, and Vice-president of
SHEET METAL WORK
EAVESTROUGHING
the World Judo Association. Vic
ALCAN SIDING DEALER
Kadonaga, 3rd-dan of Hamilton,
Ontario -will be Tournament
Chairman.
The top star of the tourna
COVERING ONTARIO
TOSH NISHIJIMA
ment will be Olympic Silver
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Medallist, Doug Rogers, 5th-dan,
who will be defending his crown
in the heavyweight division.
In addition to deciding the
Canadian titles, the champion
ships will be used to select a
Canadian National team for the
YOUR SHOPPING LIST
Pan-American Games this sum
SAKURA RICE — EGGS — MARUKIN SHOYU
mer in Winnipeg. The. team will
SUKIYAKI .MEAT — VINEGAR — MANJU — SUGAR.
also compete in the World Cham
VARIETIES OF ARARE
pionships which will open Au
gust 10 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
MONTREAL.—So you think that all Japanese
Canadian men have given up the strict traditional
martial arts of Japan for such softer ‘“sports” as
bowling and golf, do you? Well, if you’re anywhere near the University of Montreal Winter
Stadium today, drop in at the Sixth Annual Cana
dian Judo Championships here.
Eighty-four regional champions from across
Canada — the best of this nations Black Belt ju
doka — will be fighting for top honors beginning
EWOWCBOW
CIOP STO¥ TAVERN
I Matsumoto & Sons Get Pickeral Limit I
TORONTO.—While other anglers were taking their L<,
of morning coffee before setting out of the city for the^'
day of Walleye season, the Matsumoto men - Rov 1J
father, and sons Leonard and Rick — were ahead?
home from their favorite Walleye hole in Bobcagion ■^
limit. For popular Toronto Nisei angler and taxidera^y
Matsumoto, it was his annual opening day starter for^
pears another healthy season of pickeral picking.
'
Recently, Mr. Matsumoto became the first non-®^
the Toronto Men’s Press Club to join their June Fishhuh
Northern Ontario. If we know Roy, he’ll show those Foci'
taters a thing or two about angling.
At this writing the rest of the pickeral scene in Ontaia!
slow, perhaps because of the cold weather. Things should be'
ing up soon, I hope.
Murakami's Team Curling Champii
TORONTO.—Skipper Sam Murakami and his team oils
ers Betty Shimozawa, Ray = Matsunaga, and June Akase ret
won the 3-game playoff series to capture the J.C.CA. G
League Championship.
Runner-up in the play-offs was Bob Kimura’s team ti
Matsuo, Ruth Makino and Kay Abe.
League champs title was won by Vic Suzuki and his
of Bev: Honkawa, Jim Roberts, and Michiko Nakashoji.
■Trophies were presented at the highly successful ta
held at the Inn On The Park, followed by dancing to the
of Sam Miya and his trio.
Election of next year’s executive also took place at the ba
Results: President — Vic Suzuki, Vice-President — SamJ
kami, Treasurer — Ray Matsunaga, Secretary — Bev Honka
Have a good summer, curlers, and see you next fall!-J
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Minimum Land Arrangements: $216,00
1 O-Day Tour of Japan or
1 O-Day Tour inci. Calif., Hawaii and Japan
(*Slightly Higher During Jul. Aug. Sept. Oct.)
For Further Information Contact
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90. T967
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Pates And Doings
TZ^sJapanese Anglican Union Service
Ont. & Canadian
Folk Arts Presents
Canadiana Week
Personal Notes Across Canada
Mamages
Obituaries
ORIDA-KAWAMURA
TORONTO. — Fifty Toronto
IMAI
community organizations, in co
TORONTO. — The Church of
operation with visiting groups
ALDERGROVE, B.C. — Mr.
will present a week-long “Can St. Alban The Martyr was the
Yoshi
taro Imai, 82, passed away
adiana” for crafts, art displays setting for the marriage of Mar
and performances by the color garet Michiko Orida, daughter, on May 3rd, 1967 at Langley
Memorial Hospital. Funeral was
ful folk art groups of Toronto,
in the shadow of Toronto’s new of Mrs. Nita and the late Minoru held on May- 5th at Fraser Valley
Orida, to Mr. Kinzi Kawamura, Buddliist Church by the Rev
City Hall.
The project is sponsored by son of Mr. and Mrs. Ichiro Ka
Ikuta and Nagaya. Crema
Canadian needs articles for Special Issue the Community Folk Art Coun wamura. The Rev. Ken Imai of erends
tion
in
Vancouver on the follow
cil
of
Toronto,
in
cooperation
,e New — The. New Canadian needs articles, poems, short
ficiated the vows.
with
the
Ontario
and
Canadian
TORONTO.ing day.
special Centennial Issue due soon. Send all Folk Arts Councils.
Following the ceremony a re
ries, etc. for the s
and illustrations if possible, to The
Several touring Canadian Ger ception was held at the Nikko
Change Of Address
» X? T* Queen Street West, Toronto 2-B, Ontario. man choirs will open the May
Garden.
22 to May 27th week at Toron
SARNIA, Ont—Mr. and Mrs.
s Canad .^V Section — Centennial
Issue”
Centennial Issue
”..
♦
♦
*
to
’
s
new
Civic
Square
on
May
^>1 Goings ads are still available at: Personal - 22nd. Another highlight of the
T. Fred Kagawa, formerly’' of
MELLOR-AURA
opening programs will be the ap
J
— $10- minimum.
4 Blaketon Road in Islington,
iTrfk ire'requested to be in this office no later than pearance of the University of
GREENWOOD, B.C. — Green
Moncton Chorale, one of the best wood Sacred Heart Churcli was Ontario, announces their address
choirs of the Maritime region,
as: 922 Hollands Avenue in Sar
ay 17th..
t
now on Centennial tour on a pro- the scene of the marriage of
. gram of the Centennial Commis Alary Leona, daughter of Mr. and nia, Ontario.
bad Traffic Is Still Number Three Canadian Killer sion.
Mrs.’ J. P, Mellor of Greenwood,
More than 50 performing and Kiyoshi Bernard Aura of
TORONTO.- Play it safe
summer. Remember this It is a good policy to
j -raffle i’ Canada’s Number 3 killer. Only cancer and heart groups are scheduled to partici-, Saskatchewan, son of Mr. and
pate in nightly concerts on two
have the RIGHT POLICY
’
Mil more Canadians than motor traffic. Driving in today s stages at the Square, as well as Mrs. S. Aura of Vancouver. The
Consult
wedding took place Saturday,
“PJ ,„eedin- traffic is no round of pleasure, but when the an opening Monday matinee.
E-tX * tlie picture, a motorist could be safer with a
Among the groups to be seen April 22, at 11:00 a.m. with Rev.
William Wales Ltd.
are
choral
and
dance
ensembles
Insurance Agents
»mM aimed at his chest. If you drive carefully, also drive
the Austrian, Bal- Fatilier Clement and Rev. Fr.
i^msirelv — give tdie nut his way — dont try to educate tan 1^^ Byelorussian, French, Indian, Harrison officiating' at the double
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
there Let him go. He may beat you by a few seconds, Croatian> Chinese, Dutch, En- ring ceremony.
Phono 921-3171
hM1 ? i t vnn’ll stand a much better chance of getting where g]ish, Filipino, French Estonian,
The wedding reception was
mat least you 11 stand a
__ Canadian Highway Finnish, Greek, Irish,. Israeli, held in the banquet room of
You’re going- Give it a try. Y on 11
•
Japanese, Latvian, Ukrainian culMook’s Cafe in Greenwood. The
Safetv Council
tural traditions of the area
SAY it with
i ’
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•
Visiting groups, aside from toast to the bride was given by
FLOWERS
Rev. Father Harrison (who of
Japanese Movie At JCC Centre This Sat. And Sun. ton, are^a Croatian and lAthii- ficiated at the marriage of the
SHARON'S FLORIST
(“St-This Saturday, May 20th and Sunday May M ^ —
bride’s parents).
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
(he Toronto Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre will be sho^ P^J a mmlber of other invited
The newly married couple left
Peter Sasaki — K- Sasaki
on a wedding trip to Vancouver
their first movies to mark the presentation to the Centre ot
perfor,nling groups.
Bus: HO. 6-2041
Island and on their return, are
h mm. movie projector from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign
^s^^
Res: HO. 6-7962
taking up residence in Moose
S42 PAPE AVE., TORONTO
■Affairs. Movies will begin at 8:00. p.m.
are -planning downtown
Under the patronage of the Consul General of J^aih M1;
ades J floats to coincide Jaw, Sask.
Evoko Ishikawa, honorary patron, the President and Board Ox
^ week. Early Canadian
Directors of the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre cordially m- will be presented by P^
FIRE — THEFT — AUTO
rites all members to au Inaugural Showing of Japanese “^ L^
Kossar,
pictures (in color), “Onnamai” (“Enraptured ) and Two Weeks Jf°
Toronto Council, said the
Consult
in Japan”.
week will conclude with a CenInsurance
There will be no charge for admission and all members may tennial Ball — in national ^c^
obtain tickets by writing to the Centre office. (Box 191, Don Mil s) tumes ^rk° Hoteps Canadian
For All Classes of
enclosing a self-addressed and stamped envelope, and stating
poya
AVeek has t-he blesspreferr^. - J.C.C. Centre
• ^f the Toronto, Ontario, and
INSURANCE
office—783-4261
*
#
' *
Ottawa Centennial authonties.
'
Andrew's Japanese Anglican Congregation will
: TORONTO.^- union Service this Sunday, May 21st at
holding their Mon
------- ----^v,
Rector will deliver his —
message
on “The tt
Holy
30 a.m- T-n-® The church choir will sing the Spring Anthem,
emends a cordially invitation to all its friends.
fae churon
KJ.
Mickey S. Sato
RITZ KINOSHITA
Res.—BE. 1-0863
Those In Toll Area
Call—RO 6-3840
Three Ladies Chosen TBC Parents Of The Year 67
TORONTO.—Typical spring weather visited the Toronto Bud
KAZUO G. OTYE
dhist Church last Sundays when its aimual Parents Day Service
barrister, solicitor
was held in the afternoon, witnessing three ladies of the c urc
notary public
who were honored as Parents of the Year for 196 z by Toron o
2 Carlton St., Toronto
Sangha. It was a fitting Centennial year tribute to these mot er»
Boom 1805
293-4281 (R®*-)
who had a specific role in the life of their children, the churc an
366-6388
the community.
.
The first mother called was Mrs. Fusa Tsuchida, whose c
I
*"
dren are very active in the Buddliist Church. Mrs. Iyo Nishikawa, 11 ip^g^ ^ Onizuka# B«A.
a faithful officer of the Fujinkai who also had influenced her son, 11
as well as grandchildren in the life of the cliurch and community 11 BARRISTER, S
service. The other was a “Nisei” mother, Mrs. Betty Sugiman
NOTARY PUBLIC
who has reared her children with love - and understanding to
victoria st., TORONTO
become model citizens. All three were given special recognition I ^ 3.5002 — ox. 1-3388 (Res-)
■ ?-s the Toronto Buddhist Church Parents of the Year.
.
11
i
The sendee was chaired by Mrs. Lillian Ebata, president o I *
j the Toronto Dana and the recognition certificates and trays were I r
; forwarded by Mickey Nobuto, Sangha co-chairman. The sermon C
; *as delivered appropriately by Rev. Fumimaro Watanabe.
|
Immediately following the service, entertainment and refres 11
Anywhere —■ Anytime
: meats awaited in the social hall. This year, it was ‘a-go-go a
; the way with the Club Taruna band and girls providing most of
j the entertainment. The'Dana ladies prepared a delicious “box l
Travellers Cheques
; lunch”. The entertainment was mc’d by John Maemura.
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TORONTO J.C. CENTENNIAL NEWS
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Architect Coming for Toronto JC Centennial Project
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Travel, Accident
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Your Personal Greetings For
THE NEW CANADIAN'S
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bringing someone over?
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Business $10. minimum
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Information — EM. 8-9934
T. KAMEOKA
^O^'TO.—Arriving in Toronto on May 18th was Mr. Ken
Nakashima, Landscape Architect who has been commissioned by
K. Iwata Travel Service
|
^Japanese Government — Department of Foreign Ministry — to i
P—pare the exhi-Japan exhibit at Expo
H3 McCaul St., TORONTO |
-tie will be spending one week in'Toronto for the preliminary
Mailing for ^e jq Centennial Project in Toronto. This will e I
3
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90. T967
vda Yfi^ <—------- -- 1
Pates And Doings
TZ^sJapanese Anglican Union Service
Ont. & Canadian
Folk Arts Presents
Canadiana Week
Personal Notes Across Canada
Mamages
Obituaries
ORIDA-KAWAMURA
TORONTO. — Fifty Toronto
IMAI
community organizations, in co
TORONTO. — The Church of
operation with visiting groups
ALDERGROVE, B.C. — Mr.
will present a week-long “Can St. Alban The Martyr was the
Yoshi
taro Imai, 82, passed away
adiana” for crafts, art displays setting for the marriage of Mar
and performances by the color garet Michiko Orida, daughter, on May 3rd, 1967 at Langley
Memorial Hospital. Funeral was
ful folk art groups of Toronto,
in the shadow of Toronto’s new of Mrs. Nita and the late Minoru held on May- 5th at Fraser Valley
Orida, to Mr. Kinzi Kawamura, Buddliist Church by the Rev
City Hall.
The project is sponsored by son of Mr. and Mrs. Ichiro Ka
Ikuta and Nagaya. Crema
Canadian needs articles for Special Issue the Community Folk Art Coun wamura. The Rev. Ken Imai of erends
tion
in
Vancouver on the follow
cil
of
Toronto,
in
cooperation
,e New — The. New Canadian needs articles, poems, short
ficiated the vows.
with
the
Ontario
and
Canadian
TORONTO.ing day.
special Centennial Issue due soon. Send all Folk Arts Councils.
Following the ceremony a re
ries, etc. for the s
and illustrations if possible, to The
Several touring Canadian Ger ception was held at the Nikko
Change Of Address
» X? T* Queen Street West, Toronto 2-B, Ontario. man choirs will open the May
Garden.
22 to May 27th week at Toron
SARNIA, Ont—Mr. and Mrs.
s Canad .^V Section — Centennial
Issue”
Centennial Issue
”..
♦
♦
*
to
’
s
new
Civic
Square
on
May
^>1 Goings ads are still available at: Personal - 22nd. Another highlight of the
T. Fred Kagawa, formerly’' of
MELLOR-AURA
opening programs will be the ap
J
— $10- minimum.
4 Blaketon Road in Islington,
iTrfk ire'requested to be in this office no later than pearance of the University of
GREENWOOD, B.C. — Green
Moncton Chorale, one of the best wood Sacred Heart Churcli was Ontario, announces their address
choirs of the Maritime region,
as: 922 Hollands Avenue in Sar
ay 17th..
t
now on Centennial tour on a pro- the scene of the marriage of
. gram of the Centennial Commis Alary Leona, daughter of Mr. and nia, Ontario.
bad Traffic Is Still Number Three Canadian Killer sion.
Mrs.’ J. P, Mellor of Greenwood,
More than 50 performing and Kiyoshi Bernard Aura of
TORONTO.- Play it safe
summer. Remember this It is a good policy to
j -raffle i’ Canada’s Number 3 killer. Only cancer and heart groups are scheduled to partici-, Saskatchewan, son of Mr. and
pate in nightly concerts on two
have the RIGHT POLICY
’
Mil more Canadians than motor traffic. Driving in today s stages at the Square, as well as Mrs. S. Aura of Vancouver. The
Consult
wedding took place Saturday,
“PJ ,„eedin- traffic is no round of pleasure, but when the an opening Monday matinee.
E-tX * tlie picture, a motorist could be safer with a
Among the groups to be seen April 22, at 11:00 a.m. with Rev.
William Wales Ltd.
are
choral
and
dance
ensembles
Insurance Agents
»mM aimed at his chest. If you drive carefully, also drive
the Austrian, Bal- Fatilier Clement and Rev. Fr.
i^msirelv — give tdie nut his way — dont try to educate tan 1^^ Byelorussian, French, Indian, Harrison officiating' at the double
464 Yonge Street, Toronto
there Let him go. He may beat you by a few seconds, Croatian> Chinese, Dutch, En- ring ceremony.
Phono 921-3171
hM1 ? i t vnn’ll stand a much better chance of getting where g]ish, Filipino, French Estonian,
The wedding reception was
mat least you 11 stand a
__ Canadian Highway Finnish, Greek, Irish,. Israeli, held in the banquet room of
You’re going- Give it a try. Y on 11
•
Japanese, Latvian, Ukrainian culMook’s Cafe in Greenwood. The
Safetv Council
tural traditions of the area
SAY it with
i ’
»
*
•
Visiting groups, aside from toast to the bride was given by
FLOWERS
Rev. Father Harrison (who of
Japanese Movie At JCC Centre This Sat. And Sun. ton, are^a Croatian and lAthii- ficiated at the marriage of the
SHARON'S FLORIST
(“St-This Saturday, May 20th and Sunday May M ^ —
bride’s parents).
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
(he Toronto Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre will be sho^ P^J a mmlber of other invited
The newly married couple left
Peter Sasaki — K- Sasaki
on a wedding trip to Vancouver
their first movies to mark the presentation to the Centre ot
perfor,nling groups.
Bus: HO. 6-2041
Island and on their return, are
h mm. movie projector from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign
^s^^
Res: HO. 6-7962
taking up residence in Moose
S42 PAPE AVE., TORONTO
■Affairs. Movies will begin at 8:00. p.m.
are -planning downtown
Under the patronage of the Consul General of J^aih M1;
ades J floats to coincide Jaw, Sask.
Evoko Ishikawa, honorary patron, the President and Board Ox
^ week. Early Canadian
Directors of the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre cordially m- will be presented by P^
FIRE — THEFT — AUTO
rites all members to au Inaugural Showing of Japanese “^ L^
Kossar,
pictures (in color), “Onnamai” (“Enraptured ) and Two Weeks Jf°
Toronto Council, said the
Consult
in Japan”.
week will conclude with a CenInsurance
There will be no charge for admission and all members may tennial Ball — in national ^c^
obtain tickets by writing to the Centre office. (Box 191, Don Mil s) tumes ^rk° Hoteps Canadian
For All Classes of
enclosing a self-addressed and stamped envelope, and stating
poya
AVeek has t-he blesspreferr^. - J.C.C. Centre
• ^f the Toronto, Ontario, and
INSURANCE
office—783-4261
*
#
' *
Ottawa Centennial authonties.
'
Andrew's Japanese Anglican Congregation will
: TORONTO.^- union Service this Sunday, May 21st at
holding their Mon
------- ----^v,
Rector will deliver his —
message
on “The tt
Holy
30 a.m- T-n-® The church choir will sing the Spring Anthem,
emends a cordially invitation to all its friends.
fae churon
KJ.
Mickey S. Sato
RITZ KINOSHITA
Res.—BE. 1-0863
Those In Toll Area
Call—RO 6-3840
Three Ladies Chosen TBC Parents Of The Year 67
TORONTO.—Typical spring weather visited the Toronto Bud
KAZUO G. OTYE
dhist Church last Sundays when its aimual Parents Day Service
barrister, solicitor
was held in the afternoon, witnessing three ladies of the c urc
notary public
who were honored as Parents of the Year for 196 z by Toron o
2 Carlton St., Toronto
Sangha. It was a fitting Centennial year tribute to these mot er»
Boom 1805
293-4281 (R®*-)
who had a specific role in the life of their children, the churc an
366-6388
the community.
.
The first mother called was Mrs. Fusa Tsuchida, whose c
I
*"
dren are very active in the Buddliist Church. Mrs. Iyo Nishikawa, 11 ip^g^ ^ Onizuka# B«A.
a faithful officer of the Fujinkai who also had influenced her son, 11
as well as grandchildren in the life of the cliurch and community 11 BARRISTER, S
service. The other was a “Nisei” mother, Mrs. Betty Sugiman
NOTARY PUBLIC
who has reared her children with love - and understanding to
victoria st., TORONTO
become model citizens. All three were given special recognition I ^ 3.5002 — ox. 1-3388 (Res-)
■ ?-s the Toronto Buddhist Church Parents of the Year.
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The sendee was chaired by Mrs. Lillian Ebata, president o I *
j the Toronto Dana and the recognition certificates and trays were I r
; forwarded by Mickey Nobuto, Sangha co-chairman. The sermon C
; *as delivered appropriately by Rev. Fumimaro Watanabe.
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Anywhere —■ Anytime
: meats awaited in the social hall. This year, it was ‘a-go-go a
; the way with the Club Taruna band and girls providing most of
j the entertainment. The'Dana ladies prepared a delicious “box l
Travellers Cheques
; lunch”. The entertainment was mc’d by John Maemura.
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Nakashima, Landscape Architect who has been commissioned by
K. Iwata Travel Service
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Saturday, May 20^,'
Toyota Cars Win Anti-pollution Award Kayoko Fujikawa
Is Miss Japan
FRESNO, Calif. — Japan’s To
yota Motor Co. recently became
the world’s first automobile manufacturer to
win the Calif.
Motor Vehicle Pollution Control
In awarding its first Certifi
Board approval for an effective cate of Approval for an exhaust
TOKI O. — Miss Kayoko Fu
exhaust emission control system emission control system to Tojikawa,
18, was named the win
for 1968 models.
yota, the board acted upon the
recommendation of its chief en- ner of the Miss Japan contest in
gineer, Miles Brubacher, who re- the finals held recently at Hotel
viewed the te-st data of the new
New Otani. She will represent
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Toyota anti-smog unit,
WANTED Garienes^7T>
Japan
in the 1967 Miss Universe periencea
The new anti-smog
will
SUNDAY, MAY 21. 1967 — 11:30 A.M.
“Toyota Manifold Air Injection contest at Miami Beach, Florida, Mr. Uda, 925-578? S^I
Nisei Service — Rev. Gordon Imai
System”—povides more air to in July. Some 1800 beauties were UHE NipporiTH^r^T^l
Issei Service — Rov. Makio Norisue
the
exhaust manifold where un entered in the preliminaries.
Church School lor the children
and kitchen aid, genial “
burned pollutants leave the pipe,
A warm welcome to everyone
701 Dovercourt Rd.
Miss
Fujikawa
stands
5
ft.
6Ii
a Toyota spokesman reported.
Good starting salary
in. tall and her vital statistics board.
Good worktig X^5^
Brubacher reported that “The were 35-23^-35.
range of benefits. For fuliSr:*
Toyota Motor Co. was the first
or phone M. Nora®. Oii^^
vehicle manufacturer in the
mtendent Nipponia
Beamsville. Ont. phone j^i|
world to submit their complete
~ Female HelpW^p
50,000-mile test data on Calif,
requirements
for
1968
models.
”
H e are pleased to announce that Mr
HAIR dresser wanted, steadT^Tti
Toyota Engineer,
Toyofumi
good wages. Phone ME. 3-8206^'
Nakagawa explained his comHIMEJI, Hyogo. — A mother,
pany’s rapid development of the
holding her two children, com CASHIER tor Japan Ca^^TT
control system.
Hl9h “i®?. Apply S3
Please Feel Free To Consult With Him For Sellin^
“Toyota has had a research mitted suicide by throwing her 294 Y??g
e Street, Toronto. Photic
And Buying Homes At Any Time.
self
in
front
of
a
Himeji-bound
and development program under
1555. (Toronto).
way at the factory for a number express train at the Sanyo Elec
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.,
CLERK-typist, must be good w-^-i
of years to develop a more ef tric Railway crossing near Ka ticket
making, filing, etc
_____1527 O’Connor Drive, Toronto, Ont.
ficient exhaust emission control meyama Station recently.
sons, 605 Adelaide St. Wes^-L
Phone O/-5184
Res. AM. 1-2581
Killed were Teruko, 24, wife Phone 362-2515 (Toronto), ' '
system so that the smaller en
gines, operating on lower grade of. suburban Yasuda welder To ENGLISH speaking general for —Agasoline, could compete in per shio Ueda, and her sons Kazuo, home. Two school age aids
formance and fuel economy with 2, and Shinji, five months old.
Char keot 445-35
”
Mrs. Ueda was said to have (Willowdale).
foreign cars.
“You might say that we had been depressed about an illness
Business Personal
a running head start on Ameri the younger child had contacted.,
can manufacturers because of
POSITION wanted by youth h
THE NIPPONIA HOME
twenties.
University graduate? ^
our research in this area was
standing, two years language studriji
directed more toward increased
Tokyo. Interested in Jananese con-til
performance toward elimination
Phone Mon. — Thurs. everiaa’M
3-3234 (Toronto).
of unburned pollutants.
Dear Members and Supporters:
“We installed additional apFlat For Rent
OSAKA.—Expo ’70, the Japan
Last September The Nipponia Home Board of Directors
paratus in our main factory
World
Exposition
to
be'
held
in
FLAT, Bathurst and Harbord. Two
made an .appeal through this news media for monetary
which was especially designed
and equipped kitchen. Private
assistance tor the building of a staff house at a cost of $12,000.
to meet the state regulations,” Osaka in 1970, is expected to at joom.
Phone 924-9981 (Toronto),
tract
30
million
visitors,
includ
Nakagawa declared.
We are indeed grateful to our many friends and supportThe report said nine test ve ing more than one million from
PERSONAL
CIS m ° ,ave so generously contributed the sum of $5,600
hicles were used in perfecting overseas, says the Japan National EXPO — three bedroom with all e
logether with the additional $2,900 from the Home ex
the Toyota Manifold Air Injec Tourist Organization.
comodation, living room and T.V. Fifteen
Work on the giant interna minutes to subway. Write Marin Li,
tention fund, the monetary support fell short of the intended
tion System. They were tested
objective. Consequently a Ioan of $3,500 has been acquired
fair,- the theme
extensively in Japan and the to- tional
.,
. of which
------- 281 Ebalina St., Sabravilla, P.Q. Phas
for the completion of the staff house.
tai test miles of the vehicles was 'V1 ”® Progress and Harmony 625-9148.
tor Mankind,” was begun in COMING TO EXPO? Rooms to let]
over 400,000 miles.
At the recent Board of Directors meeting in April, the
March. A total of 123 countries furnished bedrooms, five minutes
Board has resolved to further appeal to the generosity of
three miles from Expo. $8.00 to SIS.
and 21 international oraganiza- couple.
52.00 for each additional
our Japanese Canadian Public for their liberal monetary
tions have been invited to par son. Write to: Mr. T. Endo, 363 Cho
support in the absolution of the staff house loan.
ticipate.
ill Boulevard, Greenfield Park, 1
Announcement
Mother & Children
Jump Under Train
Japan's Expo To
Attract 30-million
Trusting that (his second appeal in regards to the above
circumstances merits your esteemable support.
JAMES KAMINO
T.V. Service
treal.
Cosmetic Surgery . .
(Continued from Page 1'1
performed on overly endowed
American women. Prices run
EM. 4-9913
M. Norman Oikawa — Secretary
from 15,000 yen (842) for surge
ry on the eyes to 75,000 yen
(TORONTO)
($208) for bust deflation.
_ Dr. Matsukubo said older Ame
Jlllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiini ,,,,!,,,,,,,,lllllllllllilll!HIIIllll!IIIIII!!!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinill!IIIIU rican women want wrinkles re
moved or abdominal fat pared
off, while the younger, ones seek
b i g g e r breasts, shorter or
straighter noses and some even
ask to get their eyes converted
from Western-style double-lidded
ones.
One foreign woman was so en
chanted by the Japanese movie
“Rashomon” she
wanted to
change her face into that of a
10th Century, Heian Period beau
ty similar to that played by ac
tress Machiko Kyo in .the film.
The doctor tactfully refused.
(Andy Adams, S.F Chronicle)
1. "Yamaga — Chairman of the Board
DATSUN LOOKS AND ACTS LIKE $2000 PLUS (IT ISN’T!)
"'^ MU™? C°mpac.‘ with b'S-car comfort and visibility dual
it ■
to*^h,s' rich Vlnyl interior, adjustable cushioned seats
'"IS ?P'h' performance’ outstanding fuel economy and a list of
extras long as your arm, all of them standard equipment'
DATSUN
w
St. Clair Motor Service — 3262 Dundas St. W., Toronto
RO. 7-8142 — RO. 7-81
ss'
7-8155
House For Sale
WESTHILL ultra modern, solid odd
and stone, tri-level, built-in ‘garage, t
beautiful rooms,
spotless hardwood
floors 2-4 piece very modern wash
rooms, basement has. cocktail bar.
pantry room, lounge and rec.
537,000. H. Seow, 699-9571
asking
Brethour Rlty.
FISH STORE
FOR SALE
Forced to sell because of
sickness.
All equipment, furniture,
and car.
1268 Bloor St. West Toronto,
. . Phone LE. 1-2342
ORDER OF CANADA
Government House
Ottawa
His Excellency the Right Honourable Roland Michener,
Chancellor of the Order of Canada, announces the establish
ment of a Secretariat for the Order.
Appointment to the Order will be made solely for out
standing merit in any field of' endeavour in Canadian lifeAny organization or individual may nominate one or more
Canadian citizens for appointment to the Order, which shon
be submitted, with relevant supporting material if availab e
to:
The Secretary General of the Order of Canada
Government House
Ottawa.
It is intended that the first appointments to the Orde
will be made during the Centennial Year.
Toyota Cars Win Anti-pollution Award Kayoko Fujikawa
Is Miss Japan
FRESNO, Calif. — Japan’s To
yota Motor Co. recently became
the world’s first automobile manufacturer to
win the Calif.
Motor Vehicle Pollution Control
In awarding its first Certifi
Board approval for an effective cate of Approval for an exhaust
TOKI O. — Miss Kayoko Fu
exhaust emission control system emission control system to Tojikawa,
18, was named the win
for 1968 models.
yota, the board acted upon the
recommendation of its chief en- ner of the Miss Japan contest in
gineer, Miles Brubacher, who re- the finals held recently at Hotel
viewed the te-st data of the new
New Otani. She will represent
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Toyota anti-smog unit,
WANTED Garienes^7T>
Japan
in the 1967 Miss Universe periencea
The new anti-smog
will
SUNDAY, MAY 21. 1967 — 11:30 A.M.
“Toyota Manifold Air Injection contest at Miami Beach, Florida, Mr. Uda, 925-578? S^I
Nisei Service — Rev. Gordon Imai
System”—povides more air to in July. Some 1800 beauties were UHE NipporiTH^r^T^l
Issei Service — Rov. Makio Norisue
the
exhaust manifold where un entered in the preliminaries.
Church School lor the children
and kitchen aid, genial “
burned pollutants leave the pipe,
A warm welcome to everyone
701 Dovercourt Rd.
Miss
Fujikawa
stands
5
ft.
6Ii
a Toyota spokesman reported.
Good starting salary
in. tall and her vital statistics board.
Good worktig X^5^
Brubacher reported that “The were 35-23^-35.
range of benefits. For fuliSr:*
Toyota Motor Co. was the first
or phone M. Nora®. Oii^^
vehicle manufacturer in the
mtendent Nipponia
Beamsville. Ont. phone j^i|
world to submit their complete
~ Female HelpW^p
50,000-mile test data on Calif,
requirements
for
1968
models.
”
H e are pleased to announce that Mr
HAIR dresser wanted, steadT^Tti
Toyota Engineer,
Toyofumi
good wages. Phone ME. 3-8206^'
Nakagawa explained his comHIMEJI, Hyogo. — A mother,
pany’s rapid development of the
holding her two children, com CASHIER tor Japan Ca^^TT
control system.
Hl9h “i®?. Apply S3
Please Feel Free To Consult With Him For Sellin^
“Toyota has had a research mitted suicide by throwing her 294 Y??g
e Street, Toronto. Photic
And Buying Homes At Any Time.
self
in
front
of
a
Himeji-bound
and development program under
1555. (Toronto).
way at the factory for a number express train at the Sanyo Elec
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.,
CLERK-typist, must be good w-^-i
of years to develop a more ef tric Railway crossing near Ka ticket
making, filing, etc
_____1527 O’Connor Drive, Toronto, Ont.
ficient exhaust emission control meyama Station recently.
sons, 605 Adelaide St. Wes^-L
Phone O/-5184
Res. AM. 1-2581
Killed were Teruko, 24, wife Phone 362-2515 (Toronto), ' '
system so that the smaller en
gines, operating on lower grade of. suburban Yasuda welder To ENGLISH speaking general for —Agasoline, could compete in per shio Ueda, and her sons Kazuo, home. Two school age aids
formance and fuel economy with 2, and Shinji, five months old.
Char keot 445-35
”
Mrs. Ueda was said to have (Willowdale).
foreign cars.
“You might say that we had been depressed about an illness
Business Personal
a running head start on Ameri the younger child had contacted.,
can manufacturers because of
POSITION wanted by youth h
THE NIPPONIA HOME
twenties.
University graduate? ^
our research in this area was
standing, two years language studriji
directed more toward increased
Tokyo. Interested in Jananese con-til
performance toward elimination
Phone Mon. — Thurs. everiaa’M
3-3234 (Toronto).
of unburned pollutants.
Dear Members and Supporters:
“We installed additional apFlat For Rent
OSAKA.—Expo ’70, the Japan
Last September The Nipponia Home Board of Directors
paratus in our main factory
World
Exposition
to
be'
held
in
FLAT, Bathurst and Harbord. Two
made an .appeal through this news media for monetary
which was especially designed
and equipped kitchen. Private
assistance tor the building of a staff house at a cost of $12,000.
to meet the state regulations,” Osaka in 1970, is expected to at joom.
Phone 924-9981 (Toronto),
tract
30
million
visitors,
includ
Nakagawa declared.
We are indeed grateful to our many friends and supportThe report said nine test ve ing more than one million from
PERSONAL
CIS m ° ,ave so generously contributed the sum of $5,600
hicles were used in perfecting overseas, says the Japan National EXPO — three bedroom with all e
logether with the additional $2,900 from the Home ex
the Toyota Manifold Air Injec Tourist Organization.
comodation, living room and T.V. Fifteen
Work on the giant interna minutes to subway. Write Marin Li,
tention fund, the monetary support fell short of the intended
tion System. They were tested
objective. Consequently a Ioan of $3,500 has been acquired
fair,- the theme
extensively in Japan and the to- tional
.,
. of which
------- 281 Ebalina St., Sabravilla, P.Q. Phas
for the completion of the staff house.
tai test miles of the vehicles was 'V1 ”® Progress and Harmony 625-9148.
tor Mankind,” was begun in COMING TO EXPO? Rooms to let]
over 400,000 miles.
At the recent Board of Directors meeting in April, the
March. A total of 123 countries furnished bedrooms, five minutes
Board has resolved to further appeal to the generosity of
three miles from Expo. $8.00 to SIS.
and 21 international oraganiza- couple.
52.00 for each additional
our Japanese Canadian Public for their liberal monetary
tions have been invited to par son. Write to: Mr. T. Endo, 363 Cho
support in the absolution of the staff house loan.
ticipate.
ill Boulevard, Greenfield Park, 1
Announcement
Mother & Children
Jump Under Train
Japan's Expo To
Attract 30-million
Trusting that (his second appeal in regards to the above
circumstances merits your esteemable support.
JAMES KAMINO
T.V. Service
treal.
Cosmetic Surgery . .
(Continued from Page 1'1
performed on overly endowed
American women. Prices run
EM. 4-9913
M. Norman Oikawa — Secretary
from 15,000 yen (842) for surge
ry on the eyes to 75,000 yen
(TORONTO)
($208) for bust deflation.
_ Dr. Matsukubo said older Ame
Jlllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiini ,,,,!,,,,,,,,lllllllllllilll!HIIIllll!IIIIII!!!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinill!IIIIU rican women want wrinkles re
moved or abdominal fat pared
off, while the younger, ones seek
b i g g e r breasts, shorter or
straighter noses and some even
ask to get their eyes converted
from Western-style double-lidded
ones.
One foreign woman was so en
chanted by the Japanese movie
“Rashomon” she
wanted to
change her face into that of a
10th Century, Heian Period beau
ty similar to that played by ac
tress Machiko Kyo in .the film.
The doctor tactfully refused.
(Andy Adams, S.F Chronicle)
1. "Yamaga — Chairman of the Board
DATSUN LOOKS AND ACTS LIKE $2000 PLUS (IT ISN’T!)
"'^ MU™? C°mpac.‘ with b'S-car comfort and visibility dual
it ■
to*^h,s' rich Vlnyl interior, adjustable cushioned seats
'"IS ?P'h' performance’ outstanding fuel economy and a list of
extras long as your arm, all of them standard equipment'
DATSUN
w
St. Clair Motor Service — 3262 Dundas St. W., Toronto
RO. 7-8142 — RO. 7-81
ss'
7-8155
House For Sale
WESTHILL ultra modern, solid odd
and stone, tri-level, built-in ‘garage, t
beautiful rooms,
spotless hardwood
floors 2-4 piece very modern wash
rooms, basement has. cocktail bar.
pantry room, lounge and rec.
537,000. H. Seow, 699-9571
asking
Brethour Rlty.
FISH STORE
FOR SALE
Forced to sell because of
sickness.
All equipment, furniture,
and car.
1268 Bloor St. West Toronto,
. . Phone LE. 1-2342
ORDER OF CANADA
Government House
Ottawa
His Excellency the Right Honourable Roland Michener,
Chancellor of the Order of Canada, announces the establish
ment of a Secretariat for the Order.
Appointment to the Order will be made solely for out
standing merit in any field of' endeavour in Canadian lifeAny organization or individual may nominate one or more
Canadian citizens for appointment to the Order, which shon
be submitted, with relevant supporting material if availab e
to:
The Secretary General of the Order of Canada
Government House
Ottawa.
It is intended that the first appointments to the Orde
will be made during the Centennial Year.