Page 1
The Japanese
Martial
| (Since rhe Golden Age of Jujitsu 100 years ago, this
Bancient martial art has been on a steady downtrack
luniii today it is in danger of disappearing- altogether,
h'khouth more than 100 jujitsu schools flourished in
Ijapan a century ago, the number of schools still in
Lv^ence adds up to little more Than, a dozen).
|
By ANDY ADAMS
I Toichiro Takeuchi clapped his hands together twice
^in front of the small mountain shrine, murmured a
ihrief prayer, then turned resolutely and walked away.
Ut was snowing heavily, but he was barefooted and
^ad only in a white jacket and black hakama skirt.
Suddenly he whipped out a sword and started slashing
at an imaginary foe in front of him, shouting at each
'stroke of the sword.
. The 46-year-old master of jujitsu was attempting
io invoke the spirit of his famed ancestor, Prince Hisamori Takeuchi, who founded the Kinoshita Toride
iuiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiifiiimiiiiiiiiimiim^
Stella Ito’s
Sukiyaki Cookbook
$1.50
i
K..........
Struggles
ILJ?? Jujitsu
before. For the 13th
spot 436 years
Supreme Unsuruaid
1 le < Sehooi of tho
need to recanture
JuTtsu nad an urgent
trious forefather
°nginal ^P^tion of his illus-
w^hinf<dy CentUlaer^ tradition of Takeuchi
yas in danger of being broken h
‘ '
earrv
teen-
This tough, frugal
noble samurai'warFor
painful nrob’em
C 31
j
of “
? ako aced with another
fZa^t
for a
ibi thing one sees on climbing up to the Ta-
For
Survival
kfuchi dojo iu 9le mountain country 25 miles inland
fyom^ Okayama in western Honshu is the near-impossibiaty of successfully farming such hilly, forbiddingterrain The long- level strips carved out of the hillside
hundreds of years ago now lie idle mid fallow. Only
a tew cmckens in a ramshackle coop remain to indicate
that, a farm still exists here.
T'\tS1nOt ^le f;irmhouse that’s important, however,
v A00 . ’.nuch like any other farmhouse in the area.
r’ 't s the Takeuchi Dojo. With its white masonry
vails and sod-covered roof, it is probably the most
unique jujitsu dojo in all Japan. For this is the original
dojo built here more than four centuries before—
repaired many times, yes, but never rebuilt.
Practicing- jujitsu barefooted in the snow is not at
all unusual for this nail-tough farmer. Indeed, Takeuchi
(Continued on Page 8)
The Dem Canadian
Jessie L. Beattie's
STRENGTH for the
BRIDGE
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
gVol. XXXII—No. 35
^diiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiliiiiliiiiuiiii
SATURDAY, MAY -1, 1968
Toronto, Ont
“JJJ^u^iHnimiiiuiiiiiiiiuHuiun
iililllIllHllllllll||i:[|||||||||||]||||[|||!|||(ll|||||||||||!ll||||!l
। Hiroshima Family Sees fl-film
rhima and. Nagasaki shriek across a small TV screen.
4 - he^° d man J?oked ^vay and the pain was locked' in his
g1 dJread across ms crinkled face as he spoke.
1, The destruction of Hiroshima had cost him his home and
Alberta Potato Growers Assoc. Ask
For 50 Osaka Japanese Emigrants
OSAKA. A Canadian Agricultural organization,
eagerly wishing to employ diligent and"ambitious
Japanese workers, has sent a request to Osaka
recently to dispatch about 50 Japanese emigrants
as soon as possible.
The letter of urgent request, from the Alberta
Potato Growers Association, was received by the
Osaka Office of the Overseas Emigration Association.
A considerable number of Japanese emigrants
have left for Canada every year since the countrv
was opened to Japanese in 1965. This is the first
time that such a large number of emigrants have
been invited by a Canadian sponsor, which pro
Confiscated
Admission To
mises them a good future.
The controversial documentary
According to a survey made bv the Osaka Emi
films of the two atomic holo
gration
Office, The Alberta Potato Growers As
causts were televised in Tokvo
Expo '70 Will
sociation
is composed of about 300 enterprisers,
for the first time. Made by the
mostly
whites,
scattered throughout the Alberta
jTanese, ^e films "'ere seizThe Canadian association, in its letter volunterBe $2.30 Adult
by American occupation autho ed to become a sponsor for the Japanese emigrants Province, which is the largest agricultural district
m the country. The farm land cultivated by thrities in May, 1946.
and promised to offer them housing and support association members is said to total about 85
Japan Associa- -T^OHematsu Une gazed at the for their future work.
hectares.
W
°f d Exposition 1970 flickering 12-inch
screen. The
fblan
the seci’etariat’s
The letter from Canada said
came hot and clear on the
in detail that Japanese emigrants
i
aduU admission 6th of August in 1945 in Hirowould be received first by Ja
shima. . .
panese
farmers in and around
^^was a real hell,” said his
TORONTO.— Life insurance woman Gertrude Urabe, agent Lethbridge in the southern part
| The admission fee initially had
gj. rtrn.lly fixed aGob ™ son Mitsugi, who saw his high- for Crown Life Company, has attained membership in the 1968
of the province, and (1) the em
fc 2s raKd t0 850 y™ k- L?- °?J teacher fall dead in a Million Dollar Round Table, the international organization' of ployers will pay all necessary
blinding flash in a class-room 1.2 leading life underwriters.
expenses for houses, water, elec
%a< mnr. aS5oc^t!°u has found miles from the blast’s centre.
Less than two percent of all life insurance salesmen qualify tricity and heating
Eh
funds«“»
(2)
the
A morning hot and clear . . .
for the Round Table in any given year, says Mrs. Urabe. Represent monthly _ salary
will be .$225
io hold
apec ®d. were needed
ing more than 20 nations and 300 life insurance companies, mem (about 75,000 yen) for the initial
the exposition.
Fire Raids
bership
of the organization in 1968 totals 6,400.
two years (3) land for cultivating
.Momoyo Une, the old man’s
To qualify for membership, she reports, life insurance men vegetables for
self-sustenance
wife, was washing her hair. Their
only daughter, eight months old must have written at least one million dollars in new life insurance will be offered free of charge (4)
during the previous year. Life Members may have earned the honor ability in English conversation is
.hen, was playing happilv.
not necessary and (5) various
Second son Minoru, 16, was by fulfilling previous qualifications.
Candidates for first-time membership must meet all qualifi facilities and constructive help
supervising a group of younger
school children assigned to build cations for two consecutive years, or for three out of five consecu will be offered for their indefire breaks needed because of tive years, before becoming a Qualifying Member. During this
pendent management of their
American air raids. Une, now 72, probationary period, they have Certified Applicant status.
farm lands in the future.
°f a was working at a weapons fac
Mrs. Urabe has been a member of the Million Dollar Round
Young men, preferably under
^ofS’ through irradatory -six miles from home.
Table since 1966.
35 years of age, are welcomed
!d recently hv ne r- "as rePortAt 8:15 a.m. there was a flash,
and no mention is made as to
’f Gunma Univ r’Aazuhide Sato followed by waves
of intense
their
marital status.
hrg of L t
Hore a meet- heat. Mrs. .Une saw her house
k fc* RadiotheraP1 ’°?® tumbling down around her.
Kunizo Kawaji, an official of
Mitsugi,
now
41,
pointed
at
a
Is
the
pot
called
marijuana
the
emigration association staaddicting,
so
there
are
no
with
^^r cells ar?^' 1S-ato’ human
map
which
appeared
on
the
(literally
“
Mary
Jane
”
in
Mexi
drawal
pangs.
There
is
little
or
Joned
in Toronto, has organized
culture 2
cahivated in a screen.
can) a narcotic? Dr. Tod H. Mi no buildup of tolerance that
^0-6000 roentg^ oTx^V0
"That’s
where most of the kuriya of San Francisco doesn’t would lead to the use of increas- a special committee to receive
at any
toa for in
7
0± N-radia- black rain fell.” he said.
ing doses, as in ihe case with Japanese immigrants
think so.
*r antigens
teS to create canMitsugi recalled his first class
Dr. Mikuriya, a psychiatrist in the true narcotic — opium, its time. The Emigration Associa
of the day had just begun. His private practice here, was a con refined extracts
(heroin, mor- tion reported that a Japanese re
0 norma?Cretic^
are addec ^eacher, a man about 35, wrote sultant on cannabis research to phine. codeine)
and synthetic sident in Alberta, Yoichi Okuma
dis extract^ ° ' endothelial several words on a blackboard the National Institute of Mental substitutes. Additionally, Dr. Mi3a^Sln’°ni the bone- mid fell dead in front of his Health last year. He has inten kuriya reported, cannabis is so has volunteered to take care of
sively studied the 100-year record nearly nonpoisonous that to kill new emigrants from Japan.
and fe-cul- class.
an h T antibodies.
one mouse requires 40,000 times
“I hid mv face in my hands,” of pot.
About 30,000 Japanese live in
Mitsugi said. “My hands were
In a storv apnearing in Time the dose that makes a man high.
Canada
at the present time, and
■urned. I felt the school building this week, Dr. Mikuriya’s studies By contrast. 20 times the relax 4,800 in the state of Alberta.
collapsing and ran outside. There were mentioned extensively to ant dose of a’cohol can kill a
vere burned, naked people every support the view that marijuana man.”
The new Canadian request with
Time, in its final paragraph such good working condition has
where.
Mothers cried over the mav not be as harmful as many
^kized h-L
creation of
of a two-page story, concluded: been made because the diligency
^ *ith
ytes — cells bodies of their children. Little believe. It said:
Ece.
ui anybodies on the sur- girls screamed, “Give me water.”
“All the evidence from a cen “The use of marijuana is fast and excellence of Japanese work
Police told us not to drink tury’s medicinal use, says Dr. becoming a social phenomenon ers are fully recognized bv Cana
^Pes1 d^1’1^ that the lym- ■’ny water but I got some water Mikuriya, shows that the drug rather than a legal nuisance, but dian circles, said Rkio Ishikawa,
is not a narcotic in the medical medical science and the law have Chief of the Osaka Emigration
:;i£ within -u 4ecancerous from .a pond and gave it to some
Office.
ty^n?
rs in test 'f the people. Then I ran away. sense. It is not physiologically not kept up with the change.”
There were too many people and
^.cfess *
a h5gh rate the police had told us not to give
w^tized” ivEi, ^e U5ed the them water.”
suffering ?hocPte5 to treat
Mitsugi turned back to the
screen.
Dr ?.i
5 ■‘■tom cancer
, • Cato
a
“Films like this don’t give you
yd and kiiLi
^Htibody atJapan’s newest bile, causing a chain reaction col
TOKYO.
Drivers fleeing their smashed
•he
real feeling,” he said. “You
•i? apd no \2n X cancerous
opened
with
automobile
freewa:
lision
of
seven
cars,
two
pickup
vehicles
sought refuge by jump
iust have to have been there.”
7? observed
‘
effects
a bang-up recently.
ing
over
the barrier of the road
“
He
was
bleeding
all
over
when
trucks
and
a
motorcycle.
. h^tsdhealthy cells.
way
divider
strip. They did not
the
midnight
ie
got
home,
”
Mrs.
Une
said
of
An hour after
^.faction
25 due to a
Police said six persons were know the three-foot-wide strip
rer
son.
She
left
the
room
as
opening of the elevated roadway, injured but mostly not by the had no bottom. They fell 50 feet
u'aatibodv re-r^°" n as anti-reaction.
a
tire blew out on an automo- impact.
to the ground below.
(Continued on Page 8)
G. Urabe Makes 1968 $Million Table
^ncer Antibody
^aid Developed
|n Kyoto, Japan
Nisei Dr. Says Marijuana Not Narcotic
Japanese
Drivers
Really
Fly
Martial
| (Since rhe Golden Age of Jujitsu 100 years ago, this
Bancient martial art has been on a steady downtrack
luniii today it is in danger of disappearing- altogether,
h'khouth more than 100 jujitsu schools flourished in
Ijapan a century ago, the number of schools still in
Lv^ence adds up to little more Than, a dozen).
|
By ANDY ADAMS
I Toichiro Takeuchi clapped his hands together twice
^in front of the small mountain shrine, murmured a
ihrief prayer, then turned resolutely and walked away.
Ut was snowing heavily, but he was barefooted and
^ad only in a white jacket and black hakama skirt.
Suddenly he whipped out a sword and started slashing
at an imaginary foe in front of him, shouting at each
'stroke of the sword.
. The 46-year-old master of jujitsu was attempting
io invoke the spirit of his famed ancestor, Prince Hisamori Takeuchi, who founded the Kinoshita Toride
iuiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiifiiimiiiiiiiiimiim^
Stella Ito’s
Sukiyaki Cookbook
$1.50
i
K..........
Struggles
ILJ?? Jujitsu
before. For the 13th
spot 436 years
Supreme Unsuruaid
1 le < Sehooi of tho
need to recanture
JuTtsu nad an urgent
trious forefather
°nginal ^P^tion of his illus-
w^hinf<dy CentUlaer^ tradition of Takeuchi
yas in danger of being broken h
‘ '
earrv
teen-
This tough, frugal
noble samurai'warFor
painful nrob’em
C 31
j
of “
? ako aced with another
fZa^t
for a
ibi thing one sees on climbing up to the Ta-
For
Survival
kfuchi dojo iu 9le mountain country 25 miles inland
fyom^ Okayama in western Honshu is the near-impossibiaty of successfully farming such hilly, forbiddingterrain The long- level strips carved out of the hillside
hundreds of years ago now lie idle mid fallow. Only
a tew cmckens in a ramshackle coop remain to indicate
that, a farm still exists here.
T'\tS1nOt ^le f;irmhouse that’s important, however,
v A00 . ’.nuch like any other farmhouse in the area.
r’ 't s the Takeuchi Dojo. With its white masonry
vails and sod-covered roof, it is probably the most
unique jujitsu dojo in all Japan. For this is the original
dojo built here more than four centuries before—
repaired many times, yes, but never rebuilt.
Practicing- jujitsu barefooted in the snow is not at
all unusual for this nail-tough farmer. Indeed, Takeuchi
(Continued on Page 8)
The Dem Canadian
Jessie L. Beattie's
STRENGTH for the
BRIDGE
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
gVol. XXXII—No. 35
^diiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiliiiiliiiiuiiii
SATURDAY, MAY -1, 1968
Toronto, Ont
“JJJ^u^iHnimiiiuiiiiiiiiuHuiun
iililllIllHllllllll||i:[|||||||||||]||||[|||!|||(ll|||||||||||!ll||||!l
। Hiroshima Family Sees fl-film
rhima and. Nagasaki shriek across a small TV screen.
4 - he^° d man J?oked ^vay and the pain was locked' in his
g1 dJread across ms crinkled face as he spoke.
1, The destruction of Hiroshima had cost him his home and
Alberta Potato Growers Assoc. Ask
For 50 Osaka Japanese Emigrants
OSAKA. A Canadian Agricultural organization,
eagerly wishing to employ diligent and"ambitious
Japanese workers, has sent a request to Osaka
recently to dispatch about 50 Japanese emigrants
as soon as possible.
The letter of urgent request, from the Alberta
Potato Growers Association, was received by the
Osaka Office of the Overseas Emigration Association.
A considerable number of Japanese emigrants
have left for Canada every year since the countrv
was opened to Japanese in 1965. This is the first
time that such a large number of emigrants have
been invited by a Canadian sponsor, which pro
Confiscated
Admission To
mises them a good future.
The controversial documentary
According to a survey made bv the Osaka Emi
films of the two atomic holo
gration
Office, The Alberta Potato Growers As
causts were televised in Tokvo
Expo '70 Will
sociation
is composed of about 300 enterprisers,
for the first time. Made by the
mostly
whites,
scattered throughout the Alberta
jTanese, ^e films "'ere seizThe Canadian association, in its letter volunterBe $2.30 Adult
by American occupation autho ed to become a sponsor for the Japanese emigrants Province, which is the largest agricultural district
m the country. The farm land cultivated by thrities in May, 1946.
and promised to offer them housing and support association members is said to total about 85
Japan Associa- -T^OHematsu Une gazed at the for their future work.
hectares.
W
°f d Exposition 1970 flickering 12-inch
screen. The
fblan
the seci’etariat’s
The letter from Canada said
came hot and clear on the
in detail that Japanese emigrants
i
aduU admission 6th of August in 1945 in Hirowould be received first by Ja
shima. . .
panese
farmers in and around
^^was a real hell,” said his
TORONTO.— Life insurance woman Gertrude Urabe, agent Lethbridge in the southern part
| The admission fee initially had
gj. rtrn.lly fixed aGob ™ son Mitsugi, who saw his high- for Crown Life Company, has attained membership in the 1968
of the province, and (1) the em
fc 2s raKd t0 850 y™ k- L?- °?J teacher fall dead in a Million Dollar Round Table, the international organization' of ployers will pay all necessary
blinding flash in a class-room 1.2 leading life underwriters.
expenses for houses, water, elec
%a< mnr. aS5oc^t!°u has found miles from the blast’s centre.
Less than two percent of all life insurance salesmen qualify tricity and heating
Eh
funds«“»
(2)
the
A morning hot and clear . . .
for the Round Table in any given year, says Mrs. Urabe. Represent monthly _ salary
will be .$225
io hold
apec ®d. were needed
ing more than 20 nations and 300 life insurance companies, mem (about 75,000 yen) for the initial
the exposition.
Fire Raids
bership
of the organization in 1968 totals 6,400.
two years (3) land for cultivating
.Momoyo Une, the old man’s
To qualify for membership, she reports, life insurance men vegetables for
self-sustenance
wife, was washing her hair. Their
only daughter, eight months old must have written at least one million dollars in new life insurance will be offered free of charge (4)
during the previous year. Life Members may have earned the honor ability in English conversation is
.hen, was playing happilv.
not necessary and (5) various
Second son Minoru, 16, was by fulfilling previous qualifications.
Candidates for first-time membership must meet all qualifi facilities and constructive help
supervising a group of younger
school children assigned to build cations for two consecutive years, or for three out of five consecu will be offered for their indefire breaks needed because of tive years, before becoming a Qualifying Member. During this
pendent management of their
American air raids. Une, now 72, probationary period, they have Certified Applicant status.
farm lands in the future.
°f a was working at a weapons fac
Mrs. Urabe has been a member of the Million Dollar Round
Young men, preferably under
^ofS’ through irradatory -six miles from home.
Table since 1966.
35 years of age, are welcomed
!d recently hv ne r- "as rePortAt 8:15 a.m. there was a flash,
and no mention is made as to
’f Gunma Univ r’Aazuhide Sato followed by waves
of intense
their
marital status.
hrg of L t
Hore a meet- heat. Mrs. .Une saw her house
k fc* RadiotheraP1 ’°?® tumbling down around her.
Kunizo Kawaji, an official of
Mitsugi,
now
41,
pointed
at
a
Is
the
pot
called
marijuana
the
emigration association staaddicting,
so
there
are
no
with
^^r cells ar?^' 1S-ato’ human
map
which
appeared
on
the
(literally
“
Mary
Jane
”
in
Mexi
drawal
pangs.
There
is
little
or
Joned
in Toronto, has organized
culture 2
cahivated in a screen.
can) a narcotic? Dr. Tod H. Mi no buildup of tolerance that
^0-6000 roentg^ oTx^V0
"That’s
where most of the kuriya of San Francisco doesn’t would lead to the use of increas- a special committee to receive
at any
toa for in
7
0± N-radia- black rain fell.” he said.
ing doses, as in ihe case with Japanese immigrants
think so.
*r antigens
teS to create canMitsugi recalled his first class
Dr. Mikuriya, a psychiatrist in the true narcotic — opium, its time. The Emigration Associa
of the day had just begun. His private practice here, was a con refined extracts
(heroin, mor- tion reported that a Japanese re
0 norma?Cretic^
are addec ^eacher, a man about 35, wrote sultant on cannabis research to phine. codeine)
and synthetic sident in Alberta, Yoichi Okuma
dis extract^ ° ' endothelial several words on a blackboard the National Institute of Mental substitutes. Additionally, Dr. Mi3a^Sln’°ni the bone- mid fell dead in front of his Health last year. He has inten kuriya reported, cannabis is so has volunteered to take care of
sively studied the 100-year record nearly nonpoisonous that to kill new emigrants from Japan.
and fe-cul- class.
an h T antibodies.
one mouse requires 40,000 times
“I hid mv face in my hands,” of pot.
About 30,000 Japanese live in
Mitsugi said. “My hands were
In a storv apnearing in Time the dose that makes a man high.
Canada
at the present time, and
■urned. I felt the school building this week, Dr. Mikuriya’s studies By contrast. 20 times the relax 4,800 in the state of Alberta.
collapsing and ran outside. There were mentioned extensively to ant dose of a’cohol can kill a
vere burned, naked people every support the view that marijuana man.”
The new Canadian request with
Time, in its final paragraph such good working condition has
where.
Mothers cried over the mav not be as harmful as many
^kized h-L
creation of
of a two-page story, concluded: been made because the diligency
^ *ith
ytes — cells bodies of their children. Little believe. It said:
Ece.
ui anybodies on the sur- girls screamed, “Give me water.”
“All the evidence from a cen “The use of marijuana is fast and excellence of Japanese work
Police told us not to drink tury’s medicinal use, says Dr. becoming a social phenomenon ers are fully recognized bv Cana
^Pes1 d^1’1^ that the lym- ■’ny water but I got some water Mikuriya, shows that the drug rather than a legal nuisance, but dian circles, said Rkio Ishikawa,
is not a narcotic in the medical medical science and the law have Chief of the Osaka Emigration
:;i£ within -u 4ecancerous from .a pond and gave it to some
Office.
ty^n?
rs in test 'f the people. Then I ran away. sense. It is not physiologically not kept up with the change.”
There were too many people and
^.cfess *
a h5gh rate the police had told us not to give
w^tized” ivEi, ^e U5ed the them water.”
suffering ?hocPte5 to treat
Mitsugi turned back to the
screen.
Dr ?.i
5 ■‘■tom cancer
, • Cato
a
“Films like this don’t give you
yd and kiiLi
^Htibody atJapan’s newest bile, causing a chain reaction col
TOKYO.
Drivers fleeing their smashed
•he
real feeling,” he said. “You
•i? apd no \2n X cancerous
opened
with
automobile
freewa:
lision
of
seven
cars,
two
pickup
vehicles
sought refuge by jump
iust have to have been there.”
7? observed
‘
effects
a bang-up recently.
ing
over
the barrier of the road
“
He
was
bleeding
all
over
when
trucks
and
a
motorcycle.
. h^tsdhealthy cells.
way
divider
strip. They did not
the
midnight
ie
got
home,
”
Mrs.
Une
said
of
An hour after
^.faction
25 due to a
Police said six persons were know the three-foot-wide strip
rer
son.
She
left
the
room
as
opening of the elevated roadway, injured but mostly not by the had no bottom. They fell 50 feet
u'aatibodv re-r^°" n as anti-reaction.
a
tire blew out on an automo- impact.
to the ground below.
(Continued on Page 8)
G. Urabe Makes 1968 $Million Table
^ncer Antibody
^aid Developed
|n Kyoto, Japan
Nisei Dr. Says Marijuana Not Narcotic
Japanese
Drivers
Really
Fly
Page 2
PAGE 2
Eastern Canada Karate Championship
At Montreal’s Richard Arena May 25
MONTREAL.—The long-awaited, Eastern Can
ada Karate Championships will be held this year
in Montreal on Saturday, May 25th, National Ka
rate Association President, Mr. Mas Tsuruoka,
7th-dan announced this week.
. This annual tournament, sanctioned by the Na
tional Karate Association (the North American
affiliate of the All Japan Karate Association),
will be held at the Maurice Richard Arena in Mon
treal.
T&
I Japan Lass Wins World’s Pro Skating Title
Three divisions have been designated for the
championships. They are: Novice (6th, -5th and
4th Kyu) — White, Yellow .and Orange belts;
LONDON.—Japan’s graceful Miwa Fukuhara won the Intermediate (3rd, 2nd and 1st Kyu) — Green,
professional ice skating championship of the world •
Blue and Brown belts; Black Belts — all dans.
her professional debut.
lece,1‘-H
Mr. Ayme Favere, 3rd-dan, Quebec representa
tive of the National Karate Association, is the
k
23-year-old Tokyo girl—amateur champion of Japan....
chairman of rhe meet.
the last eight years—took the title with 49 points and ,
Mr. Tsuruoka, Chief referee of the champion victory from Austrian and 'French challengers.
'
ships, predicted that this year’s tournament should
Helli Tunnersengstschmid, an Austrian housewife from
be one of the best.
“It will be interesting to see brack, finished second with 48.3 points and France’s Nimk v?
*
the results of the visit last year came in third with 46.6.
Fully Licenced
of our leader, Dr. Tsuyoshi Chi
Miss Fukuhara thrilled the audience at the Empire Pool k
tose, lOth-dan, and Mr. M. Ya
London’s Wembley Sports Center with a demonstration of ^e*
mamoto (the cat)” said Mr. Tsu
controlled spins and leaps. She scored 9.9 out of a possible 10m^.
ruoka. “Most of the combatants
for
musical interpretation.
Reservations: EM. 6-2164 will be fighting for the first
The Japanese girl showed the confidence and style eiw-j
time in a higher category in a
For best arrangements
of a skater who finished fifth in the 1964 Olympics and siuhe
major tourney.”
Reserve ahead of time.
the last world amateur championships.
Competitors will be coming
Britain’s Margaret McKone took fourth place with 45.9 pom
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At Montreal’s Richard Arena May 25
MONTREAL.—The long-awaited, Eastern Can
ada Karate Championships will be held this year
in Montreal on Saturday, May 25th, National Ka
rate Association President, Mr. Mas Tsuruoka,
7th-dan announced this week.
. This annual tournament, sanctioned by the Na
tional Karate Association (the North American
affiliate of the All Japan Karate Association),
will be held at the Maurice Richard Arena in Mon
treal.
T&
I Japan Lass Wins World’s Pro Skating Title
Three divisions have been designated for the
championships. They are: Novice (6th, -5th and
4th Kyu) — White, Yellow .and Orange belts;
LONDON.—Japan’s graceful Miwa Fukuhara won the Intermediate (3rd, 2nd and 1st Kyu) — Green,
professional ice skating championship of the world •
Blue and Brown belts; Black Belts — all dans.
her professional debut.
lece,1‘-H
Mr. Ayme Favere, 3rd-dan, Quebec representa
tive of the National Karate Association, is the
k
23-year-old Tokyo girl—amateur champion of Japan....
chairman of rhe meet.
the last eight years—took the title with 49 points and ,
Mr. Tsuruoka, Chief referee of the champion victory from Austrian and 'French challengers.
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ships, predicted that this year’s tournament should
Helli Tunnersengstschmid, an Austrian housewife from
be one of the best.
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ruoka. “Most of the combatants
for
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The Japanese girl showed the confidence and style eiw-j
time in a higher category in a
For best arrangements
of a skater who finished fifth in the 1964 Olympics and siuhe
major tourney.”
Reserve ahead of time.
the last world amateur championships.
Competitors will be coming
Britain’s Margaret McKone took fourth place with 45.9 pom
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AGENCY
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Cultural Centre's
Phone- 783-4261
460 Dundas St. W.
Nisei
Karate
Club,
and
the
Chito
Home phone: 449-9293
Toronto
Karate Dojo expect a full entry
of competitors.
Sales Representative
Mr. Tsuruoka revealed that
“Proven Growth”
924-2237
Montreal dojo’s will be open to
Summer Tour To Japan
board competitors. Entry forms
Leaves June 28.
are expected this week.
FIRE — THEFT — AUTO
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TAK HAMASAKI
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Page 7
Saturday. _May_4, 1968
PAGE 7
Dates And Doings
Chemist Claims
Oriental Diets
(Sakura Kai Odori Club to Practice Minyo Sunday May Be Best
Personal Notes Across Canada
TORONTO.—Sakura Kai Odori Club will be practising Minyn
A
Odori this coming Sunday, May 5th from 7 p.m. — 9 p.m| at ^e ^obel „ Prize-winniii
_
chemist
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre.
from Finland say Western man
Members, non-members, and beginners are welcome. __ M T
too big for his own
own heart
heart andJ hi
own good.
‘S. Imada Elected Pres. Of Toronto Nisansei Kai known for his VLtanen, widely
KAZUO G. OIYE Q.C.
M e wish to express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation
to friends and relatives for
their many acts of kindness.
messages of sympathy and be
autiful floral offerings receiv
ed during the long illness and
m the loss of a i
husband
and father.
Mrs. Iyo Tabata.
145 Bellwood Ave Toronto
-Mr. & Mi
Tabata,
Montreal
-Mr. & Mr
Joe Kumamoto,
Toronto
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
2 Carlton St.. Toronto
Room 1805
366-6388
293-4281
(Res.)
efforts to fight
J
TORONTO.—The Nisansei Kai ended another successful year world hunger
said
man is
Oof social and cultural activities with their banquet at the Penthouse growing Jhigher and‘•That
higher and
After an evening of dining and dancing the results of the club’s we don’t know if it is good or
Paul K. Asada, D.C., ND.
^elections were announced. The following members were elected^ pot,” addin
“I don’t think it
“Doctor of Chiropractic’’
is good.”
Pres. — S. Imada, Vice-Pres. — K. Shinozaki, Secty. — M. Shi<m
The reason, he said, is
728A St. Clair Ave. West
^Treas. — V. Suzuki, Membership Chairman — J. Miyauchi, P^b’ heart is not growing in that the
(
‘-J block West of Christie)
proporheity Director — K. Tanaka and Social Convenors — R. Katsu- Lon to the growing height
of
TORONTO
^yama, G. Matsugu, M. Hiramatsu, R. Kimoto, B. Ohashi
Western man, and has to work651-8060
Res. 621-1989
work
^R. Sakauye.
’
u harder and harder to pump blood
u°Ie ^nd more tinX blood
Renew your membership or join now while the ’68 activities Hl
easels farther and farther awav
® are just starting. For further information contact Judy Miyauchi rrom the pumping source.
OFFSET AND lEHERPRESS
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A.
ifes 396 Sunnyside Avenue, Toronto 3, Phone: 769-4430. __ K.T. *
'a? suFested that the leaner
OFFICE FORMS, BROCHURES, LETTERHEADS
?
;Asians niaV be best, and
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
asked, Is the Asian type of man
NOTARY PUBLIC
§ "Trip To Japan" Winner Announced At Bazaar . a small size more fit to sur
221 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
g
TORONTO.—The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre’s Trio vive m due course of time?”
BAW S. KONDO
EM. 3-5002
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serious
OX. 1-3388 (Set.)
» ^ To Japan draw will take place this Saturday at the Centre’s
An'
<27 BAY ST.. TORONTO
Phone 363-9768
one, he told a meeting of the
f nual Bazaar. The bazaar runs from 1 to 7 p.m. .and the drawls
federation of American Societies
g6:30p,m.
1
or Experimental Biology.
Studies on rats, allowed to eat in,,1H|f,iiiiinHiiijiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiHniiijtmninj|iiiiiiniiiHfiiiiinniHni
IB
Tickets, still on sale, are $1.00 each and the winners do not
af nLUch as tbey wanted to, show Read Jessie L. Beattie's
U have to be present. There are 25 prizes totalling $5,000.
ed they grew into larger animals
3 J At the bazaar there wiI1 be Japanese food (osushi, tempura but ended up living 20 to 40 per
^ udon, etc.) Japanese gift items (candy bowls, fans, leisure wear cent shorter lives than rats fed
^happi coatis), home baking, home sewing, white elephant sale o* restricted diet.
A Japanese Canadian story
.„
Available at The New Canadian For $5.00
t^T and Oriental goods, and tasty Japanese meals served . Virtanen won his Nobel Prize
pi 1945 for a method of increas
4/9 Queen Street West
—
Toronto 2-B, Ontario
g all afternoon from 1:00 p.m. No charge for admission.
ing the storage time for fodder,
I
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8 Handicraft or White Elephant section and Home Baked Goods (al- the Foundation for Chemical'Re
search, Biochemical Research In
|"W fast selle1') would be most welcome. We require volunteer stitute,
Helsinki.
SAY IT WITH
| help for pickup, preparation, sales, kitchen, dishwashing, cleanup,
He proposed a long-time study
FLOWERS
JAMES KAMINO
| e^c. Please phone the Centre office .at 429-0676. Thank you.
of diets around the world, ex
amining how Japanese would do
I
— J.C.C. Centre
SHARON'S FLORIST
on an American diet and how
*
Americans on Western Europeans
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
would
do
on
a
Japanese
diet.
Peter
Sasaki — K. Sasaki
j| Tor. Japanese Language School Ijikai 20th Meet
The Japanese eat a third less
Bus: HO. 6-2.041
8^ATKTO'7Tor°nto
Language School Ijikai held than Western man, and yet con
EM. 4-9913
Res:
HO.
6-7962
1 J,
1 a”™3 general meeting at the Nikko Garden Hall. En- sume three times more cereal, a
942 PAPE AVE., TORONTO
(TOBONTO)
third as much fat and less than
H
COmmentS and Views were expressed by Consul General half as much sugar.
I « rTSe"tatiVeS fl’°m both JaP^ese newspapers, and
Virtanen pronosed also that
A n-' others directly connected with the school.
farmers begin feeding fertilizer
bated
f°r the comin^ year and the budget were de- to boost milk and meat produc
tion in hungry lands. His cows,
oated and decided as follows:
fed factory-made fertilizer, con
of
financial assistance provided by the Consul General verted the nitrogen-rich chemical
i
instalment °r ^ PSSt 4 years has been discontinued and the final :nto more protein—meat and
B w W T ?
am°Ut °f ?462-°° was reived. This assistance milk.
The. method is practical now,
Businessmen Luncheon
^ n
°n
6 the°ry that the nurnber of Issei, who were he said, and will enable cattle
S
111 providin& such assistance in the past, are
We Cater To Parties And Banquets
are now raising in underdeveloped nations
I the
decim-ated and it would take about 4 years before
where either arid land or jungle
5
effectively take over this responsibility It is hoped makes cattle grazing impossible.
TAKE OUT SERVICE
“Nitrogen, constituting over 70
I °ur school1561 "°U^ now follow in the Issei’s footsteps and support
Phone: EM. 3-7646 — EM. 8-0035
oercent of the
we breathe.
I -ciioolp moree and
' the best of their ability.
123A Dundas St. West
—
Toronto 2, Ont.
and mon
more to
:s one of the world’s most abund
ant elements and a prime com
(3) TiTTt ass'stance from various organizations.
Parking At Bay & Dundas
ponent of protein,” Dr. Virtanen
the
sponsor a dance in aid of the school on said.
n
be dete™ined later.
He said the use of factoryhe commencement exercises will be held on June 29th, made urea would free high-pro7 196S Qi -k
r, ...... exercises will be held
BuiIdi"^ <C"Ile ge at McCaul) *•6111 feeds currently used for cat
an appreciation luncheon at the Nikko tle for the feeding of other liveGarden.
'lock and humans, while reduc
ing the cost of raising cattle in
' anni™ ‘ SUItabie program will be set up to celebrate the 20th many nations.
■ S^“C founds
of the Toronto Japanese Language
PRINTING
STRENGTH FOR THE BRIDGE
Spenalizing I n Chinese Food
°WTRE9,ha'Danct Announces E. Can. Confab
^le diairniaiithi;rA^vtre^ Sangha-Dana Committee, under the
->T 18-19 ™S
Okimura, is programming for the
’"b agenda:
'
31 ^ana(ia Sangha-Dana Conference, the follow-
9:30 — 12:00SCAVUl'ng: May 18 — Saturday
Registration, Board meeting, Opening
12:0o
5'30 "^ — Luncheon.
1:00
PAI.
General Assembly, coffee break,
reassembly.
5:30
7:00
•M. Free time, bowling.
May 19 — Sunday
9:30
■
’ .Registration, Election of 1968 Executive,
meeting. Forum: Sangha and Buddhism in
o
- 4^0°pyr1’ Luncbe°n-‘iH^n, quesVon-aX '.
General assembly, lecture: Comparative
dilation nf 19^:0 r s"er. Pei'iod. coffee break. Closing Service, in7:30 p
^ Executive.
^,:?a\ ^veloymon^T^'3001'31’. danci'n^- Conference lecture: “Hissvups- — p, "
ot Separatism and its influence on minority
“^tory. McG-’i] r- .^Peaker Prof. Yves Zoltvany from Dept, of
The com L-LniVersityTj s’ the Sammie a”n<lVnces a change in the sneaker and lecConfeeer^ce
ka^ove stated topic subject. Highlights
elec^on of new officers, reports and
^omi the v- • °e
bowu'no-* tnnari0US chapters, general discussion and lectures
tournament. — Mrs. A
It hi a good policy to
bar. (he EIGHT POLICY
Cotutull
Bouquet
William Wales Ltd
Insurance Agents
Invitation
464 Yong? Street. Tomntr
Line
Phone 921-3171
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VANCOUVER, B.C.
THE NEW CANADIAN
479 Queen St West
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
PAGE 7
Dates And Doings
Chemist Claims
Oriental Diets
(Sakura Kai Odori Club to Practice Minyo Sunday May Be Best
Personal Notes Across Canada
TORONTO.—Sakura Kai Odori Club will be practising Minyn
A
Odori this coming Sunday, May 5th from 7 p.m. — 9 p.m| at ^e ^obel „ Prize-winniii
_
chemist
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre.
from Finland say Western man
Members, non-members, and beginners are welcome. __ M T
too big for his own
own heart
heart andJ hi
own good.
‘S. Imada Elected Pres. Of Toronto Nisansei Kai known for his VLtanen, widely
KAZUO G. OIYE Q.C.
M e wish to express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation
to friends and relatives for
their many acts of kindness.
messages of sympathy and be
autiful floral offerings receiv
ed during the long illness and
m the loss of a i
husband
and father.
Mrs. Iyo Tabata.
145 Bellwood Ave Toronto
-Mr. & Mi
Tabata,
Montreal
-Mr. & Mr
Joe Kumamoto,
Toronto
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
2 Carlton St.. Toronto
Room 1805
366-6388
293-4281
(Res.)
efforts to fight
J
TORONTO.—The Nisansei Kai ended another successful year world hunger
said
man is
Oof social and cultural activities with their banquet at the Penthouse growing Jhigher and‘•That
higher and
After an evening of dining and dancing the results of the club’s we don’t know if it is good or
Paul K. Asada, D.C., ND.
^elections were announced. The following members were elected^ pot,” addin
“I don’t think it
“Doctor of Chiropractic’’
is good.”
Pres. — S. Imada, Vice-Pres. — K. Shinozaki, Secty. — M. Shi<m
The reason, he said, is
728A St. Clair Ave. West
^Treas. — V. Suzuki, Membership Chairman — J. Miyauchi, P^b’ heart is not growing in that the
(
‘-J block West of Christie)
proporheity Director — K. Tanaka and Social Convenors — R. Katsu- Lon to the growing height
of
TORONTO
^yama, G. Matsugu, M. Hiramatsu, R. Kimoto, B. Ohashi
Western man, and has to work651-8060
Res. 621-1989
work
^R. Sakauye.
’
u harder and harder to pump blood
u°Ie ^nd more tinX blood
Renew your membership or join now while the ’68 activities Hl
easels farther and farther awav
® are just starting. For further information contact Judy Miyauchi rrom the pumping source.
OFFSET AND lEHERPRESS
Thos. T. Onizuka, B.A.
ifes 396 Sunnyside Avenue, Toronto 3, Phone: 769-4430. __ K.T. *
'a? suFested that the leaner
OFFICE FORMS, BROCHURES, LETTERHEADS
?
;Asians niaV be best, and
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and
asked, Is the Asian type of man
NOTARY PUBLIC
§ "Trip To Japan" Winner Announced At Bazaar . a small size more fit to sur
221 VICTORIA ST., TORONTO
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TORONTO.—The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre’s Trio vive m due course of time?”
BAW S. KONDO
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a
serious
OX. 1-3388 (Set.)
» ^ To Japan draw will take place this Saturday at the Centre’s
An'
<27 BAY ST.. TORONTO
Phone 363-9768
one, he told a meeting of the
f nual Bazaar. The bazaar runs from 1 to 7 p.m. .and the drawls
federation of American Societies
g6:30p,m.
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or Experimental Biology.
Studies on rats, allowed to eat in,,1H|f,iiiiinHiiijiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiHniiijtmninj|iiiiiiniiiHfiiiiinniHni
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Tickets, still on sale, are $1.00 each and the winners do not
af nLUch as tbey wanted to, show Read Jessie L. Beattie's
U have to be present. There are 25 prizes totalling $5,000.
ed they grew into larger animals
3 J At the bazaar there wiI1 be Japanese food (osushi, tempura but ended up living 20 to 40 per
^ udon, etc.) Japanese gift items (candy bowls, fans, leisure wear cent shorter lives than rats fed
^happi coatis), home baking, home sewing, white elephant sale o* restricted diet.
A Japanese Canadian story
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Available at The New Canadian For $5.00
t^T and Oriental goods, and tasty Japanese meals served . Virtanen won his Nobel Prize
pi 1945 for a method of increas
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g all afternoon from 1:00 p.m. No charge for admission.
ing the storage time for fodder,
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Helsinki.
SAY IT WITH
| help for pickup, preparation, sales, kitchen, dishwashing, cleanup,
He proposed a long-time study
FLOWERS
JAMES KAMINO
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of diets around the world, ex
amining how Japanese would do
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SHARON'S FLORIST
on an American diet and how
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Americans on Western Europeans
CITY-WIDE DELIVERY
would
do
on
a
Japanese
diet.
Peter
Sasaki — K. Sasaki
j| Tor. Japanese Language School Ijikai 20th Meet
The Japanese eat a third less
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8^ATKTO'7Tor°nto
Language School Ijikai held than Western man, and yet con
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1 a”™3 general meeting at the Nikko Garden Hall. En- sume three times more cereal, a
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third as much fat and less than
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COmmentS and Views were expressed by Consul General half as much sugar.
I « rTSe"tatiVeS fl’°m both JaP^ese newspapers, and
Virtanen pronosed also that
A n-' others directly connected with the school.
farmers begin feeding fertilizer
bated
f°r the comin^ year and the budget were de- to boost milk and meat produc
tion in hungry lands. His cows,
oated and decided as follows:
fed factory-made fertilizer, con
of
financial assistance provided by the Consul General verted the nitrogen-rich chemical
i
instalment °r ^ PSSt 4 years has been discontinued and the final :nto more protein—meat and
B w W T ?
am°Ut °f ?462-°° was reived. This assistance milk.
The. method is practical now,
Businessmen Luncheon
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°n
6 the°ry that the nurnber of Issei, who were he said, and will enable cattle
S
111 providin& such assistance in the past, are
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are now raising in underdeveloped nations
I the
decim-ated and it would take about 4 years before
where either arid land or jungle
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effectively take over this responsibility It is hoped makes cattle grazing impossible.
TAKE OUT SERVICE
“Nitrogen, constituting over 70
I °ur school1561 "°U^ now follow in the Issei’s footsteps and support
Phone: EM. 3-7646 — EM. 8-0035
oercent of the
we breathe.
I -ciioolp moree and
' the best of their ability.
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and mon
more to
:s one of the world’s most abund
ant elements and a prime com
(3) TiTTt ass'stance from various organizations.
Parking At Bay & Dundas
ponent of protein,” Dr. Virtanen
the
sponsor a dance in aid of the school on said.
n
be dete™ined later.
He said the use of factoryhe commencement exercises will be held on June 29th, made urea would free high-pro7 196S Qi -k
r, ...... exercises will be held
BuiIdi"^ <C"Ile ge at McCaul) *•6111 feeds currently used for cat
an appreciation luncheon at the Nikko tle for the feeding of other liveGarden.
'lock and humans, while reduc
ing the cost of raising cattle in
' anni™ ‘ SUItabie program will be set up to celebrate the 20th many nations.
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Okimura, is programming for the
’"b agenda:
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31 ^ana(ia Sangha-Dana Conference, the follow-
9:30 — 12:00SCAVUl'ng: May 18 — Saturday
Registration, Board meeting, Opening
12:0o
5'30 "^ — Luncheon.
1:00
PAI.
General Assembly, coffee break,
reassembly.
5:30
7:00
•M. Free time, bowling.
May 19 — Sunday
9:30
■
’ .Registration, Election of 1968 Executive,
meeting. Forum: Sangha and Buddhism in
o
- 4^0°pyr1’ Luncbe°n-‘iH^n, quesVon-aX '.
General assembly, lecture: Comparative
dilation nf 19^:0 r s"er. Pei'iod. coffee break. Closing Service, in7:30 p
^ Executive.
^,:?a\ ^veloymon^T^'3001'31’. danci'n^- Conference lecture: “Hissvups- — p, "
ot Separatism and its influence on minority
“^tory. McG-’i] r- .^Peaker Prof. Yves Zoltvany from Dept, of
The com L-LniVersityTj s’ the Sammie a”n<lVnces a change in the sneaker and lecConfeeer^ce
ka^ove stated topic subject. Highlights
elec^on of new officers, reports and
^omi the v- • °e
bowu'no-* tnnari0US chapters, general discussion and lectures
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Jujitsu . . .
May 4
Cont. from Page One
- -------- y’s determina only central organization for the
kido’s Ueshiba to be named hu
IT5 - o1^ on the wooden—not tion not to let the centuries-old dissemination of information oh
heritage
slip
away.
tatami-—floor of his family’s his]?^^su ^n Japan.
He reokons man treasures, too? Such a desiguation would enable them to
One
gets
a
tremendous
sense
4nd every Weekend
there are only -about 12 or -13 the propagation of Japan’s unique
?lkes ,back into the kills be of history sitting in that 436- schools still, left that ■ are devotee
hind his home to teach at anoth- year-old dojo and watching ju- exclusively to jujitsu training— and valuable martial arts.
“ ff^
Takeuchi once had complete
smnll doJ0 he maintains for ptsu techniques being taught that a
cry from the 100 or more
the benefit of youths converging ^fY^tcd almost as far back schools that flourished less than cadence before the war in his
Advertising.
from isolated mountain farms.
? continue his teaching
as Shakespeare’s time. It’s a rug- a century ago in the Meiji Era.
at the family dojo, but now he’s
3Partan life training in that
Weekdays, however, finds Ta cold, unheated dojo on the hard- . ^^ Takeuchi has to scramble not so sure. Most of the young
keuchi dressed up in a blue suit
per TMJ
wo°d fioor. A framed work of tor a living is vivid evidence that tarmeis in the area are gradual
and looking much like any other calligraphy
his
country
lacks
real
under
ly
leaving
for
the
citv
these
serves as the Take479 QUEEN ST. Wg^
U?a1 white-collar worker. Un- h^311 ™°bt°-- “Work hard with standing of his worth as a jujitsu days. As . a result, he now plans
Toronto 2-B, 0m.
Pake a decent living from the help of God.”
master and a builder of strong -o turn nis Okayama branch into
axy longer’ he n°w lives
™ain dojo. He won’t com
Empire 6.5005
men‘ °ne sees on
Before practice gets underway, ah sidesyOUng
with his family in Okayama—
the Government’s de pletely close down his home dojo
a. port city on the Inland Sea be- Takeuchi leads his students in signation of the nation’s artists however, since it has been handed
ween Osaka and Hiroshima, a 15-minute limbering up ses and craftsmen as human national
j ^x?0, -him by his forefathers
about 450 miles southwest of To- sion, going through a series^ of treasures. It is commendable and its his responsibility to carry
vigorous exercises that would be that it assists them financially on the family tradition in jujitsu.
^nough
to wind and wear out so they can spend all of their
Five days a week he works as
the
average
person. Now all stu- time at their speciality—pottery, 4
a^e of 60 I will
a salesman for the Shokusan
J1^ °f my time to ju- YOUNG girl for moih^TTTT'
xents
kneel
before
the small dojo kabuki, cabinet-making, etc. But
Home Construction Co., goin°shrine set up on a wall .shelf why isn’t Jt possible for such rnST’ ^keuchi says, “and after I summer. Must be fond of chj^
eVery night t0 bis family
F°r, -s home. Own room with krt „
l ^e a11 of my Ffe to Eglinton
er bowing twice to the floor,
& Bathurst, 739-4050 fexj
y
wife Toshiko they clap twice and then bow men as jujitsu’s Takeuchi or ai- “•What more can one ask?
3 vVO .^“ghters, Yasuko, 16, once more.
Yumiko, 14. Needless to say
For Best Results
Th?km°- experienced students
bl(s strait-jacketed existence is
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entirely alien to Takeuchi.
i0^-?black hakama skirt of
traditional jujitsu, but beginnte£s“3 ±£ S “ * « the
But Takeuchi has not forsaken
wear only the regular
J Jk
tFar, from iL Since Nov white budogi for the first six picture tube was announced here shadow mask.
ember he has been renting a months. “This is because the recently by the Sony Corpora f Sony ?aid that R has applied
±Orj ?°,4 Patents and utility
30 mat hall for use as his Oka younger students usually get all tion.
yama Jujitsu dojo. Here on Mon tangled up in hakama,” Takeuchi _ The unique system, whose de- models both in Japan and abroad
Baseball Players
days and Wednesdays from 6 to explains.
in connection with the latest in
'f k
bas
Iong
been
a
dream
14 to 16 years old.
ventions.
& P-m. he puts his half dozen or
of both Japanese and foreign re
Various
o
v
e
r-t
h
e-shoulder
Phone 425-3169 or
so converts through the paces.
searchers, is named “Trinitron” x- Acc?(1j!1? t0 Sony’s explana
699-3776
Io provide them with a spiritual -brows are practiced, climaxed
base and to teach them stoic by a simulated sharp kick to the a??iis based on a new concept tions, 1 rinitron” can incorporate
of electron optics different from a larger electron lens in the same
self-discipline■■ Takeuchi
xaneucni makes i Tiad 05 1 vital Part of the bodv. conventional color picture tubes. picture tube space. The effective
3
beginners sit crosslegged facing J-be techniques are invariably
diameter
of
the
electron
lens
is
.A spokesman for the leading
?aP in ^ence throughout executed by loud, karate-like
Ruy & Sell —• Your Home
snouts As an opponent attempts Pioneer in the Japanese electronic enlarged by a factor of about
the first seven sessions.
to strike Takeuchi, he seizes his tield explained that the new in- k -aux
as ,^be result, a much
Through
But when the weekend rolls rival s arm, twists it sharply and
biignter
and sharper picture can
W111 surely make it pos
aiound
Takeuchi boards the forces him down to the floor. In sible to market a 13-inch screen be enjoyed.
tram at Okayama Station on •another
technique,
the sensei H9nSnn^ C°?r 17 set for $333
Mils Kuroda
In general better definition of j
^ o?7, afterao°ns and travels tosses a student over his shoulder Uzu,000 yen).
picture is obtained. In the ordi
1 r5 imi es to a whistlestop call
1 X f>0
through with a sim
The company, however, reveal- nary 3-eIectron gun system, three
Representing
ed Fukuwatari. From here,
p
it’s ulated kick to the temple. There qed k 'wopld start U.S. sales of
another
positioned
in delta
eVenx? Coiorfu1’ body-spinning all tiansistor Chromatron color guns are
• x xr. six or
”• seven miles up
Bob Owen
into the hill country along a nar thiow that is supposed to re H set utilizing the “Trinitron” space.
Real Estate Co.
row, twisting dirt road to his present a turning water-wheel.
/bout $400
at the pri“ O1 o However, in the delta-shaped
arm lnd d0J0- ^.ally. he must
'bk^11 system, the adjustment of
2625 Eglinton Ave. East
Asked why the do io uses
leave the Taxi— buses don’t come
the electron beam direction is I
He
also
said
his
company
plans
Phone 266-4501 - Res. 261-2581
up into these hills—and climb T?L°deni Planks mstead of tatami,
because the
P? th?- F'nished product on very complicated
the steep slope, past the family Takeuchi replied: “Because ac
beams .are not on the same plane.
the
domestic
market
this
Octo
tual
jujitsu
is
done
on
the
graveyard where his 12 prede ground.” What he nieS of
•7 le company said that in “Tricessors are buried, to the Take
Masaru Ibuku, president of the ni^°P> three electron beams are
-ourse, u as that when a quarrel
uchi homestead.
lnto violence it will pro corporation, expressed his con
daughters are usually bably happen outside somewhere fidence that “Trinitron” would positioned on the same horizont
al plane (in-line positioning) and
with him After dinner, around
about a decisive change in therefore the direction
ini uOt ^^weniently on tatami,
adjust- .
c p.m he begins his training ses ^ut there is no doubt that prac- be n^ufacturing methods of
ment
can
be
easily
achieved
bv .
sion. Besides Yasuko .and Yumi icing on .a hardwood floor tough color TV sets.
moving the left and right elec
V
ko, several others hike over to ens up the students, even though
The paramount feature of “Tri tron gun _ sideways to meet the
the ancient 12-mat dojo. Most
the planks have plenty of give nitron is that it has only a sin beam emitted from the middle
k fnrmer friends a whoop and and a good spring to 'them.
gle electron gun, while the con S°j eac, focus on the aperture
M h°! e!i away: only a handful
ventional tube has three picture and
phosphor surface of the
of . youths are amonrr those
to k°th sides of guns, each of which ejects
iv.j
an picture tube.
middle-aged martial .arts enthu- the small shrine and below the !keCtr°u beam t0 reproduce the
siasts.
row of wooden tablets bearing
he names of the 30 dojo mem- tniee basic color spots on the r ^.r 11 l,I|J 1 * hiimi 1111 nun H j(f ji^u 11 Junu || mi || [nHIIIII) n । M| JIIf ujiiHiiiif]
Early Sunday morning TakePicture screen.
TakeJS8veral ^icks. wooden
“KARATE FOR THE FAMILY”
r W 1S k0^ to his °ther dojo ?op.arsare
.”n'b’on,” however, makes it =
and swords. For Takeuchi f
At One oi Toronto's Officially Recognized Clubs oi The
?pf?er kackin the hills, but not
feasible
to
simultaneously
eject
StiI1fteache^ ?«ch related
stoppnig at the Sannomi- ’iatal. arts as bojitsu
^£TIONAL KARATE ASSOCIATION
(long three electron beams through a
and ^dedicat- stick), jojit.su (short stick), kern single gun, thus enabling far
EASTFn^ — Tsuruoka Karate School, 782 Yonge St.. 924-4385
1
ihlS valuable herisimpler color adjustments than in
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^ ^fashl School of Karate, 832 Eglinton E., 425*08
WEST END
^®a*9 Club, (J.C.C. Centre) 123 Wynford Dr. 423-0676
dw
S ^k again the sam* (short sword), yari (long msr ‘the conventional cases
Chito Karate Dojo, 5415 Dundas St. West Phone 233-3478
and nagmata (short- L 111 addltl°n to this new threeworkout at his family dojo from ?r rnno!P?^
Hoio- p^TkSln? e
Sony announcp.m. to sunset. Finally, he re
PrVkin L t^b’houes. are also ®d the development of a new
week Ort °payania for another part of the budo curriculum.
<( .or separation system, named
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classified
Sony Reveals Revolutionary Color TV
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YOURI
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the greatest
gift of all
The grandfather of the pre^or Chromatron,
tartght b°th Toichiro’s
The new device has better
Utnei and his uncle, but hU
transparency and produces a
ortine\ died while Toichiro was I cument;
and relics in the “akai 1 1 ^mall boy. As a result I zunoma ■■ or ■
he learned jujitsu from his^clejr
’
Screening . .
wa°
tOU?f on hini than he opened once a
• L.Year
tbe end of
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of the other students Julv to coincide
with the dart
J
i
lonT the boy toiled
'
d™!!!^3-^ had his famous ™rribly maimed bodies flashed
dusk 1^ coul^ every
V5' V^t at dream that inspired the establish! I across the
screen.
eS o'ne^in1^
"l^H^h^o!
of
Son’s Body
one m . the morning. Tho^e
u
,
Mitsugi turned back to the
but %evrwilnie-S? he
remembers, | n
iqu77 o£ lhe 9
and after a whirt he" saM
ne remembers,
niques
he teaches onlv
them to his sf
Patted to°h
morp
x k, ?’e/ine hours
5
V°°
to cover I
Now lt.-s up to Toichiro and
4 - I techniques
rtrh«i«,^..
x_ onv’’s 'S
an o00 I Ith Jrx
and
1
Kaoru
Tokizawa.
Indeed
Toki
miIe
U
r
°
m
the
fa
^ory to
his two teen-aged daughters to
carr\ on the family tradition zawa has Practiced Jujirtu s?dn' h - ™
When he ^t there,
Fortunately, his eldest girl Ya? by-side with Takeuchi
• d son was missing. He I
body the^next
suko, is enthusiastic about the master took over the doV*f
years
ago.
«ojo
.t
aax
a
L
a
temple.
b
succeedmg her father and
is? noy
hen that
fnr +k;_I
role.
He groonunsr
is also helpful
hei Lid
/^mb unfortunate and even
I
tuture husband wilf somSav a! h-o Takeup? %man as ToicbiI
-t her ,n this _rth?.
Kve jn th
X s^ tha‘
^
XSV .T"?uchi
“‘i^'iv X J!6 U’^ UD ™ f"rth“ film
Tes Were CUt f^om "be I
-k?6 ground thev were 1
W
h.,"'11' her in the dojo. ”^n^ , of jujitsm nnd
Sv SV*0 ^ weened pub!
- ou 15 bin surely pas«insr on hi* I
fhe heutatre of h^
oth Lw a™* bis son ?a’d I
knowledge to his ea^er re^?.ICaJnulv doio. He is cur- the• V-,
film shouid not
^ i
T daH^hter is a heart-warm- Martial
of the Classical
mg experience and convincing I in
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l
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Sit-clown And Take-out Meals
Home baking, gift items, home sewing, and
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Jujitsu . . .
May 4
Cont. from Page One
- -------- y’s determina only central organization for the
kido’s Ueshiba to be named hu
IT5 - o1^ on the wooden—not tion not to let the centuries-old dissemination of information oh
heritage
slip
away.
tatami-—floor of his family’s his]?^^su ^n Japan.
He reokons man treasures, too? Such a desiguation would enable them to
One
gets
a
tremendous
sense
4nd every Weekend
there are only -about 12 or -13 the propagation of Japan’s unique
?lkes ,back into the kills be of history sitting in that 436- schools still, left that ■ are devotee
hind his home to teach at anoth- year-old dojo and watching ju- exclusively to jujitsu training— and valuable martial arts.
“ ff^
Takeuchi once had complete
smnll doJ0 he maintains for ptsu techniques being taught that a
cry from the 100 or more
the benefit of youths converging ^fY^tcd almost as far back schools that flourished less than cadence before the war in his
Advertising.
from isolated mountain farms.
? continue his teaching
as Shakespeare’s time. It’s a rug- a century ago in the Meiji Era.
at the family dojo, but now he’s
3Partan life training in that
Weekdays, however, finds Ta cold, unheated dojo on the hard- . ^^ Takeuchi has to scramble not so sure. Most of the young
keuchi dressed up in a blue suit
per TMJ
wo°d fioor. A framed work of tor a living is vivid evidence that tarmeis in the area are gradual
and looking much like any other calligraphy
his
country
lacks
real
under
ly
leaving
for
the
citv
these
serves as the Take479 QUEEN ST. Wg^
U?a1 white-collar worker. Un- h^311 ™°bt°-- “Work hard with standing of his worth as a jujitsu days. As . a result, he now plans
Toronto 2-B, 0m.
Pake a decent living from the help of God.”
master and a builder of strong -o turn nis Okayama branch into
axy longer’ he n°w lives
™ain dojo. He won’t com
Empire 6.5005
men‘ °ne sees on
Before practice gets underway, ah sidesyOUng
with his family in Okayama—
the Government’s de pletely close down his home dojo
a. port city on the Inland Sea be- Takeuchi leads his students in signation of the nation’s artists however, since it has been handed
ween Osaka and Hiroshima, a 15-minute limbering up ses and craftsmen as human national
j ^x?0, -him by his forefathers
about 450 miles southwest of To- sion, going through a series^ of treasures. It is commendable and its his responsibility to carry
vigorous exercises that would be that it assists them financially on the family tradition in jujitsu.
^nough
to wind and wear out so they can spend all of their
Five days a week he works as
the
average
person. Now all stu- time at their speciality—pottery, 4
a^e of 60 I will
a salesman for the Shokusan
J1^ °f my time to ju- YOUNG girl for moih^TTTT'
xents
kneel
before
the small dojo kabuki, cabinet-making, etc. But
Home Construction Co., goin°shrine set up on a wall .shelf why isn’t Jt possible for such rnST’ ^keuchi says, “and after I summer. Must be fond of chj^
eVery night t0 bis family
F°r, -s home. Own room with krt „
l ^e a11 of my Ffe to Eglinton
er bowing twice to the floor,
& Bathurst, 739-4050 fexj
y
wife Toshiko they clap twice and then bow men as jujitsu’s Takeuchi or ai- “•What more can one ask?
3 vVO .^“ghters, Yasuko, 16, once more.
Yumiko, 14. Needless to say
For Best Results
Th?km°- experienced students
bl(s strait-jacketed existence is
Use
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entirely alien to Takeuchi.
i0^-?black hakama skirt of
traditional jujitsu, but beginnte£s“3 ±£ S “ * « the
But Takeuchi has not forsaken
wear only the regular
J Jk
tFar, from iL Since Nov white budogi for the first six picture tube was announced here shadow mask.
ember he has been renting a months. “This is because the recently by the Sony Corpora f Sony ?aid that R has applied
±Orj ?°,4 Patents and utility
30 mat hall for use as his Oka younger students usually get all tion.
yama Jujitsu dojo. Here on Mon tangled up in hakama,” Takeuchi _ The unique system, whose de- models both in Japan and abroad
Baseball Players
days and Wednesdays from 6 to explains.
in connection with the latest in
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bas
Iong
been
a
dream
14 to 16 years old.
ventions.
& P-m. he puts his half dozen or
of both Japanese and foreign re
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e-shoulder
Phone 425-3169 or
so converts through the paces.
searchers, is named “Trinitron” x- Acc?(1j!1? t0 Sony’s explana
699-3776
Io provide them with a spiritual -brows are practiced, climaxed
base and to teach them stoic by a simulated sharp kick to the a??iis based on a new concept tions, 1 rinitron” can incorporate
of electron optics different from a larger electron lens in the same
self-discipline■■ Takeuchi
xaneucni makes i Tiad 05 1 vital Part of the bodv. conventional color picture tubes. picture tube space. The effective
3
beginners sit crosslegged facing J-be techniques are invariably
diameter
of
the
electron
lens
is
.A spokesman for the leading
?aP in ^ence throughout executed by loud, karate-like
Ruy & Sell —• Your Home
snouts As an opponent attempts Pioneer in the Japanese electronic enlarged by a factor of about
the first seven sessions.
to strike Takeuchi, he seizes his tield explained that the new in- k -aux
as ,^be result, a much
Through
But when the weekend rolls rival s arm, twists it sharply and
biignter
and sharper picture can
W111 surely make it pos
aiound
Takeuchi boards the forces him down to the floor. In sible to market a 13-inch screen be enjoyed.
tram at Okayama Station on •another
technique,
the sensei H9nSnn^ C°?r 17 set for $333
Mils Kuroda
In general better definition of j
^ o?7, afterao°ns and travels tosses a student over his shoulder Uzu,000 yen).
picture is obtained. In the ordi
1 r5 imi es to a whistlestop call
1 X f>0
through with a sim
The company, however, reveal- nary 3-eIectron gun system, three
Representing
ed Fukuwatari. From here,
p
it’s ulated kick to the temple. There qed k 'wopld start U.S. sales of
another
positioned
in delta
eVenx? Coiorfu1’ body-spinning all tiansistor Chromatron color guns are
• x xr. six or
”• seven miles up
Bob Owen
into the hill country along a nar thiow that is supposed to re H set utilizing the “Trinitron” space.
Real Estate Co.
row, twisting dirt road to his present a turning water-wheel.
/bout $400
at the pri“ O1 o However, in the delta-shaped
arm lnd d0J0- ^.ally. he must
'bk^11 system, the adjustment of
2625 Eglinton Ave. East
Asked why the do io uses
leave the Taxi— buses don’t come
the electron beam direction is I
He
also
said
his
company
plans
Phone 266-4501 - Res. 261-2581
up into these hills—and climb T?L°deni Planks mstead of tatami,
because the
P? th?- F'nished product on very complicated
the steep slope, past the family Takeuchi replied: “Because ac
beams .are not on the same plane.
the
domestic
market
this
Octo
tual
jujitsu
is
done
on
the
graveyard where his 12 prede ground.” What he nieS of
•7 le company said that in “Tricessors are buried, to the Take
Masaru Ibuku, president of the ni^°P> three electron beams are
-ourse, u as that when a quarrel
uchi homestead.
lnto violence it will pro corporation, expressed his con
daughters are usually bably happen outside somewhere fidence that “Trinitron” would positioned on the same horizont
al plane (in-line positioning) and
with him After dinner, around
about a decisive change in therefore the direction
ini uOt ^^weniently on tatami,
adjust- .
c p.m he begins his training ses ^ut there is no doubt that prac- be n^ufacturing methods of
ment
can
be
easily
achieved
bv .
sion. Besides Yasuko .and Yumi icing on .a hardwood floor tough color TV sets.
moving the left and right elec
V
ko, several others hike over to ens up the students, even though
The paramount feature of “Tri tron gun _ sideways to meet the
the ancient 12-mat dojo. Most
the planks have plenty of give nitron is that it has only a sin beam emitted from the middle
k fnrmer friends a whoop and and a good spring to 'them.
gle electron gun, while the con S°j eac, focus on the aperture
M h°! e!i away: only a handful
ventional tube has three picture and
phosphor surface of the
of . youths are amonrr those
to k°th sides of guns, each of which ejects
iv.j
an picture tube.
middle-aged martial .arts enthu- the small shrine and below the !keCtr°u beam t0 reproduce the
siasts.
row of wooden tablets bearing
he names of the 30 dojo mem- tniee basic color spots on the r ^.r 11 l,I|J 1 * hiimi 1111 nun H j(f ji^u 11 Junu || mi || [nHIIIII) n । M| JIIf ujiiHiiiif]
Early Sunday morning TakePicture screen.
TakeJS8veral ^icks. wooden
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?pf?er kackin the hills, but not
feasible
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simultaneously
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StiI1fteache^ ?«ch related
stoppnig at the Sannomi- ’iatal. arts as bojitsu
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and nagmata (short- L 111 addltl°n to this new threeworkout at his family dojo from ?r rnno!P?^
Hoio- p^TkSln? e
Sony announcp.m. to sunset. Finally, he re
PrVkin L t^b’houes. are also ®d the development of a new
week Ort °payania for another part of the budo curriculum.
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The grandfather of the pre^or Chromatron,
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The new device has better
Utnei and his uncle, but hU
transparency and produces a
ortine\ died while Toichiro was I cument;
and relics in the “akai 1 1 ^mall boy. As a result I zunoma ■■ or ■
he learned jujitsu from his^clejr
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of the other students Julv to coincide
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dusk 1^ coul^ every
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screen.
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Son’s Body
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but %evrwilnie-S? he
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fa
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his two teen-aged daughters to
carr\ on the family tradition zawa has Practiced Jujirtu s?dn' h - ™
When he ^t there,
Fortunately, his eldest girl Ya? by-side with Takeuchi
• d son was missing. He I
body the^next
suko, is enthusiastic about the master took over the doV*f
years
ago.
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