Page 1
Bonin
Islanders
Weigh
Their
Future
Under
By Charlotte Saikowski
CHICHI JIMA, Japan.—It is doubtful that many
have ever heard of_ the
Mois ouiAoe of J;apan
_
_
Bonin
n.
i Ads. which have just been returned to Japa...
Tj?v specks of sun-splashed land in the Pacific,
j- seem removed from such attention-grpiping news'
vs as Vietnam. Paris, and Prague.
''Xk there is a poignant story here in the life of
uje 207 native residents of the islands, all descended
^ early American or other Western colonists. As
Ae United States Navy departed here June 26, after
governing the Bonins for 23 years, the islanders were
i visibly sad. Watching them, one was deeply moved
Xy this uncommon expression of pro-Americanism.
’ ’-The Navy has been good to us,” commented Mrs.
Alary Savory as she blotted tears from her eyes afte’’
: the Stars and Stripes was lowered. “We know'we have
^iiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin^
Stella Ito’s
Sukiyaki Cookbook
$1.50
But I’m s
Annexation urged
Chichi, the°big<^tlk^
°?er S^ ^i-ys on
Bonins She traces he] an^U-^V?^^^
the
a mariner; from New BedW \h,?dlbmeI Savory,
xoung Savorv wo- m
by the British in
S ? .colonizing expedition sent
ership of the inland'
Iei!UoIce their claim to ownchi, story 1A ; h
many
m Chidays and repeatedly ,A A^
* M bli
the islands.
’
S5d ““ Vniteei States to annex
years other colonists arrived—Amer
anT’i
Dutch, Hawaiians
and today Chicni Jima bristles with Portuguese -
The
W^bb-_}y,asbBigton, Gonzales, and Robinson.
i
Commodore Matthew C. Perry, who open.Japan, also paid a visit here. He, too.
a/?60 ^e,Ulllted states to annex the islands. But
America took no interest.
Islanders evacuated
ward aWakened
however, began to move out-
Jt i=ent a group of settlers to Chichi in 1S61. Ac
cording to one account, the leader of the Japanese
expedition tola Nat Savory in good English, “We are
?° na?’e, -ou here, Mr. Savory. You see. these
islands have belonged to Japan since thev were dis™r t’ our country in the 12th century.”
■
da-ua«ese annexed the islands in 1S75 and re
tained possession for the next 70 years. During World
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Vol. XXXII—No. 53
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Japanese
Jessie L. Beat t ie’s
STRENGTH for the
BRIDGE
$5.00
bATURDAX. JULX 6, 1968
............................................................................................ n.,.™.™™.,,,,,,,,.,,^*,,^,,
Inouye Stepping Stone Away 17-year-old
From V.P. Nomination To
Death
Sansei Youth Shot
In B.C Accident
f WASHINGTON. — Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfielc
SURREY, B.C.—“He was looking forward to
I saw recently he hoped the selection of Sen. Daniel K. Inouve as
let wound to the head.
going to work on a farm on the Prairies for the
keynote speaker of the Democratic convention was “only a stepping
Kawasaki, of 17724 — 57A Avenue, in East
stone to being nominated vice president.”
"
3 summer. “I was just getting his luggage ready Surrey, said his son had gone target shooting
foi him when I heard he had been shot.”
i
Mansfield, who ranks among one of the most powerful men
Shig Kawasaki was recounting June 27th the with two other youths in a nearby backyard.
A
tT yeai'S ag° said Hawaii’s Junior senator should
moments before his 17-year-old son was acci
“They were, shooting away at targets with a
■K riecioent Johnson’s running mate.
dentally shot while target shooting with two i ifle when my son walked off in another direction
On April, the Oklahoma Demo friends near here the night before.
to look at some old cars,” he said.
Japan's Oldest
crat repeated his call “all the
His
son,
Wayne,
who
had
just
completed
Grade
way with Danny K,”
“He was quite far away and out of line of
Man Is 116
PemocIa^c National Chairman 11 at Lord Tweedsmuir school, died June 27th in fire, so I guess he thought nothing could happen
KAMAISHI.—Rubei Nakamu- John Bailey named Inouye key Royal Columbian Hospital from a .22-calibre bul- to him.
^ Japan’s oldest resident, cel- note
speaker
and temporary
But then one of the youths
his 116th birthday re- chairman at the Chicago conven
swung
the rifle around to shoot
tion.
at some old tin cans on an old
_ A physician said Nakamura
“The choice could not have
KLUANE, Y.T. — Three Ja pine Climbers.
car.
in the best of health, alt been better," Mansfield said.
The seven surviving members
hough he has complained of some
He said Inouye was qualified panese mountain climbers have
“My son was in the line of
lawless in the legs.
to keynote the convention as well been killed in an avalanche in the of the 10-man party were flown fire and he was struck in the
Nakamura retired as an active as vice president because “of his St. Elias mountain range in the to the airstrip at the icefield
head.”
Gherman when he w.as 75.
record in the Territorial Legisla Yukon.
ranges
research station near
An inquest into
the death
ture, as a member of the House,
They were Yoshikazu Nishi- Kluane at Mile 1,054 of the Alas opened recently and
drinks nor smokes,
as
a
Senator
and'
as
a
strong
was
adjournAn Ste<.S /3 lon»e^ty partright arm to the Senate leader- tawa, 27, Toshiaki Miyamoto, 25, ka Highway, 1,100 miles north ed indefinitely.
: -o hit taste for sea urchins.
and Hiroyashu Sawada, 26.
west of Edmonton. They were
ROMP said there was no susAll were members of the Osa- met by Professor Melvin Marcus picion of foul play.
“I hope this is only a stepping
^aPans GNP Rises
stone to being nominated Vice ta, Japan, Mount Vancouver ex of the University of Michigan
Kawasaki said his
J8.7 Percent Over 1966 President. And I think he deserv pedition headed by Nobuo Ku and the Arctic Institute of North I been scheduled to leavesonforhad
a
es that consideration,” Mansfield I wahara. All were members of
America, who is serving- as field farm
near
Lethbridge,
Alta.,
said.
N
growth
the Federation of Japanese Al-1 director for the summer.
packed new heights- in
within the next few days.
*Sft T t ‘'“’‘Art
The position as keynote and
“He was going to work there
temporary- chairman was undoub
•
oanh oi Tokyo.
for the summer’ and then return
tedly one of the highlights of
-gl0SS nati0nal the Senator’s political career.
to school to finish high school,”
' Percent over
TOKYO.
—
Canada
became
the
first
foreign
country
to
break
he
said.
Inouye is chairman of a sub
r^d
and GNP
committee, unusual for a Senator’ ground as the initial step in the construction of a pavilion for
He didn’t have any definite
M Hlo.7 billion.
with so few years in Congress. the 1970 world exposition in Osaka, western Japan.
plans about what he wanted to
inconie average S922 He was among the selected in
A
Shinto
ground-breaking
ceremony
for
the
Canadian
govern
do
later after finishing Grade
®- 15 7 earninSs up a whop- vited guests at the Lynda Bird
12.
”
ment
pavilion
took
place
on
the
Senri
Hills,
the
site
of
the
exposi
Percent.
Johnson’s wedding.
tion.
Wayne was the oldest of the
Mansfield was asked whether
Mature Nature
Canadian
Ambassador
Herbert
O.
Moran,
T.
C.
Wood,
Cana
three
boys and two girls in the
a keynote speaker ever became
family.
dian
general
manager
for
Expo
70,
and
Tazio
Ishizaka,
president
»!S”ese Arable a Vice President nominee.
Funeral services were held on
“I’ve never known this to hap of the Japan Association for Expo 70, were present.
Greece
Ontario.— pen but I hope this will be the
June 29th at the S. Bowell and
a recently ^b°ckeieller suggest- stepping stone.
Sons Ltd. funeral heme in Clov
°. ’WaturHiz^ }My have
“He has great integrity and
erdale.
Interment in Valley View
nature and understanding and is impartial
Memorial Gardens in Newton.
®rt to ma’-pPev‘e are" k an in his outlook. He is respected
ma^e cities livable.
LONDON. — Beatle John Len fore the
Beatles
rocketed to
by all the people and he’s know
' S^
to marking ledgeable. I felt this way four non said this week he is in love fame.
* he said “is years ago, and I felt even strong with Japanese avant-garde artist
Rumors about their marriage
^ to Sj °r s^bols of er about it now.”
Yoko Ono.
started last month when Lennon
^ «’ th/ / the °PPressiveLennon’s comment to reporters was accompanied by Miss Ono to
$t”
concrete and ascame amid speculation in Lon the world premiere of his play
VATICAN CITY. — Hiroshi
don that his six-year marriage In His Own Write.
ma Mayor Tetsuo Yama announc
have done.”
Asked by newsmen where his ed after a recent audience with
to Cvnthia Lennon is on the
,<perhaPs
Pope Paul VI that the Pontiff
wife
was, Lennon snapped:
it ie hl nature and
rocks.
don’t know.”
told
him that he hopes to visit
MOS ANGELES. — Twentypt°PIe are. The
and his wife recently
Lennon
Japan
perhaps in 1970.
Miss Ono became famous in
us in five year old Mrs. Joyce Kano consulted lawvers about their
London when she and her hus
According to the Mayor, Pope
follow became the Los Angeles Police marriage.
3 _ - U-A with nature.”
Dept.’s first Japanese American
band made a movie with a cast Paul thought that Aug. 6th, 1970
woman law enforcement officer.
He and 34-year-old Miss Ono, consisting of
naked poste- —the 25th anniversary of the
married to U.S. movie director riors.
’test’s ‘A.^a^man of the
Mrs. Kano is married to Eu
atomic-bombing of Hiroshima—
Cox. have been seen
Atce on xy?ns Advis°ry gene Kano and has a son, 3*2. Anthon;
Lennon spoke to reporters this would be a “suitable occasion”
and
hands
in
London
Beaut Kecreation and Did her husband object to her holding
1? a soeet fhls re“ becoming a policewoman ? “He were on holiday together in Ire- week at the London opening of for his proposed visit. He would,
his “Joke Art" exhibition dedi he told Mayor Yama, “make an
XAitha
• tbe annual couldn’t. He knew I wanted to land recently.
cated
“To Yoko from John Lan appeal for world peace from that
Society be a policewoman when ge got
Lennon, who has a 5-year-old
- - architects.
non.
”
son, Julian, married Cynthia bemarried,” she said.
corner of Asia.”
3 Japanese Alpinists Die In Yukon Mt.
Canada First To Get Started At Expo 70
Beatle’s Lennon Proclaims Love For Artist
Pope Paul For
Hiroshima 1970
Los Angeles First
J. A. Policewoman
Islanders
Weigh
Their
Future
Under
By Charlotte Saikowski
CHICHI JIMA, Japan.—It is doubtful that many
have ever heard of_ the
Mois ouiAoe of J;apan
_
_
Bonin
n.
i Ads. which have just been returned to Japa...
Tj?v specks of sun-splashed land in the Pacific,
j- seem removed from such attention-grpiping news'
vs as Vietnam. Paris, and Prague.
''Xk there is a poignant story here in the life of
uje 207 native residents of the islands, all descended
^ early American or other Western colonists. As
Ae United States Navy departed here June 26, after
governing the Bonins for 23 years, the islanders were
i visibly sad. Watching them, one was deeply moved
Xy this uncommon expression of pro-Americanism.
’ ’-The Navy has been good to us,” commented Mrs.
Alary Savory as she blotted tears from her eyes afte’’
: the Stars and Stripes was lowered. “We know'we have
^iiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin^
Stella Ito’s
Sukiyaki Cookbook
$1.50
But I’m s
Annexation urged
Chichi, the°big<^tlk^
°?er S^ ^i-ys on
Bonins She traces he] an^U-^V?^^^
the
a mariner; from New BedW \h,?dlbmeI Savory,
xoung Savorv wo- m
by the British in
S ? .colonizing expedition sent
ership of the inland'
Iei!UoIce their claim to ownchi, story 1A ; h
many
m Chidays and repeatedly ,A A^
* M bli
the islands.
’
S5d ““ Vniteei States to annex
years other colonists arrived—Amer
anT’i
Dutch, Hawaiians
and today Chicni Jima bristles with Portuguese -
The
W^bb-_}y,asbBigton, Gonzales, and Robinson.
i
Commodore Matthew C. Perry, who open.Japan, also paid a visit here. He, too.
a/?60 ^e,Ulllted states to annex the islands. But
America took no interest.
Islanders evacuated
ward aWakened
however, began to move out-
Jt i=ent a group of settlers to Chichi in 1S61. Ac
cording to one account, the leader of the Japanese
expedition tola Nat Savory in good English, “We are
?° na?’e, -ou here, Mr. Savory. You see. these
islands have belonged to Japan since thev were dis™r t’ our country in the 12th century.”
■
da-ua«ese annexed the islands in 1S75 and re
tained possession for the next 70 years. During World
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(Continued on Page S)
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The netu Canadian
^ '"^T/Z^Tnv0' ^nadians of Japanese Origin
Vol. XXXII—No. 53
.iiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiHniiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini
Japanese
Jessie L. Beat t ie’s
STRENGTH for the
BRIDGE
$5.00
bATURDAX. JULX 6, 1968
............................................................................................ n.,.™.™™.,,,,,,,,.,,^*,,^,,
Inouye Stepping Stone Away 17-year-old
From V.P. Nomination To
Death
Sansei Youth Shot
In B.C Accident
f WASHINGTON. — Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfielc
SURREY, B.C.—“He was looking forward to
I saw recently he hoped the selection of Sen. Daniel K. Inouve as
let wound to the head.
going to work on a farm on the Prairies for the
keynote speaker of the Democratic convention was “only a stepping
Kawasaki, of 17724 — 57A Avenue, in East
stone to being nominated vice president.”
"
3 summer. “I was just getting his luggage ready Surrey, said his son had gone target shooting
foi him when I heard he had been shot.”
i
Mansfield, who ranks among one of the most powerful men
Shig Kawasaki was recounting June 27th the with two other youths in a nearby backyard.
A
tT yeai'S ag° said Hawaii’s Junior senator should
moments before his 17-year-old son was acci
“They were, shooting away at targets with a
■K riecioent Johnson’s running mate.
dentally shot while target shooting with two i ifle when my son walked off in another direction
On April, the Oklahoma Demo friends near here the night before.
to look at some old cars,” he said.
Japan's Oldest
crat repeated his call “all the
His
son,
Wayne,
who
had
just
completed
Grade
way with Danny K,”
“He was quite far away and out of line of
Man Is 116
PemocIa^c National Chairman 11 at Lord Tweedsmuir school, died June 27th in fire, so I guess he thought nothing could happen
KAMAISHI.—Rubei Nakamu- John Bailey named Inouye key Royal Columbian Hospital from a .22-calibre bul- to him.
^ Japan’s oldest resident, cel- note
speaker
and temporary
But then one of the youths
his 116th birthday re- chairman at the Chicago conven
swung
the rifle around to shoot
tion.
at some old tin cans on an old
_ A physician said Nakamura
“The choice could not have
KLUANE, Y.T. — Three Ja pine Climbers.
car.
in the best of health, alt been better," Mansfield said.
The seven surviving members
hough he has complained of some
He said Inouye was qualified panese mountain climbers have
“My son was in the line of
lawless in the legs.
to keynote the convention as well been killed in an avalanche in the of the 10-man party were flown fire and he was struck in the
Nakamura retired as an active as vice president because “of his St. Elias mountain range in the to the airstrip at the icefield
head.”
Gherman when he w.as 75.
record in the Territorial Legisla Yukon.
ranges
research station near
An inquest into
the death
ture, as a member of the House,
They were Yoshikazu Nishi- Kluane at Mile 1,054 of the Alas opened recently and
drinks nor smokes,
as
a
Senator
and'
as
a
strong
was
adjournAn Ste<.S /3 lon»e^ty partright arm to the Senate leader- tawa, 27, Toshiaki Miyamoto, 25, ka Highway, 1,100 miles north ed indefinitely.
: -o hit taste for sea urchins.
and Hiroyashu Sawada, 26.
west of Edmonton. They were
ROMP said there was no susAll were members of the Osa- met by Professor Melvin Marcus picion of foul play.
“I hope this is only a stepping
^aPans GNP Rises
stone to being nominated Vice ta, Japan, Mount Vancouver ex of the University of Michigan
Kawasaki said his
J8.7 Percent Over 1966 President. And I think he deserv pedition headed by Nobuo Ku and the Arctic Institute of North I been scheduled to leavesonforhad
a
es that consideration,” Mansfield I wahara. All were members of
America, who is serving- as field farm
near
Lethbridge,
Alta.,
said.
N
growth
the Federation of Japanese Al-1 director for the summer.
packed new heights- in
within the next few days.
*Sft T t ‘'“’‘Art
The position as keynote and
“He was going to work there
temporary- chairman was undoub
•
oanh oi Tokyo.
for the summer’ and then return
tedly one of the highlights of
-gl0SS nati0nal the Senator’s political career.
to school to finish high school,”
' Percent over
TOKYO.
—
Canada
became
the
first
foreign
country
to
break
he
said.
Inouye is chairman of a sub
r^d
and GNP
committee, unusual for a Senator’ ground as the initial step in the construction of a pavilion for
He didn’t have any definite
M Hlo.7 billion.
with so few years in Congress. the 1970 world exposition in Osaka, western Japan.
plans about what he wanted to
inconie average S922 He was among the selected in
A
Shinto
ground-breaking
ceremony
for
the
Canadian
govern
do
later after finishing Grade
®- 15 7 earninSs up a whop- vited guests at the Lynda Bird
12.
”
ment
pavilion
took
place
on
the
Senri
Hills,
the
site
of
the
exposi
Percent.
Johnson’s wedding.
tion.
Wayne was the oldest of the
Mansfield was asked whether
Mature Nature
Canadian
Ambassador
Herbert
O.
Moran,
T.
C.
Wood,
Cana
three
boys and two girls in the
a keynote speaker ever became
family.
dian
general
manager
for
Expo
70,
and
Tazio
Ishizaka,
president
»!S”ese Arable a Vice President nominee.
Funeral services were held on
“I’ve never known this to hap of the Japan Association for Expo 70, were present.
Greece
Ontario.— pen but I hope this will be the
June 29th at the S. Bowell and
a recently ^b°ckeieller suggest- stepping stone.
Sons Ltd. funeral heme in Clov
°. ’WaturHiz^ }My have
“He has great integrity and
erdale.
Interment in Valley View
nature and understanding and is impartial
Memorial Gardens in Newton.
®rt to ma’-pPev‘e are" k an in his outlook. He is respected
ma^e cities livable.
LONDON. — Beatle John Len fore the
Beatles
rocketed to
by all the people and he’s know
' S^
to marking ledgeable. I felt this way four non said this week he is in love fame.
* he said “is years ago, and I felt even strong with Japanese avant-garde artist
Rumors about their marriage
^ to Sj °r s^bols of er about it now.”
Yoko Ono.
started last month when Lennon
^ «’ th/ / the °PPressiveLennon’s comment to reporters was accompanied by Miss Ono to
$t”
concrete and ascame amid speculation in Lon the world premiere of his play
VATICAN CITY. — Hiroshi
don that his six-year marriage In His Own Write.
ma Mayor Tetsuo Yama announc
have done.”
Asked by newsmen where his ed after a recent audience with
to Cvnthia Lennon is on the
,<perhaPs
Pope Paul VI that the Pontiff
wife
was, Lennon snapped:
it ie hl nature and
rocks.
don’t know.”
told
him that he hopes to visit
MOS ANGELES. — Twentypt°PIe are. The
and his wife recently
Lennon
Japan
perhaps in 1970.
Miss Ono became famous in
us in five year old Mrs. Joyce Kano consulted lawvers about their
London when she and her hus
According to the Mayor, Pope
follow became the Los Angeles Police marriage.
3 _ - U-A with nature.”
Dept.’s first Japanese American
band made a movie with a cast Paul thought that Aug. 6th, 1970
woman law enforcement officer.
He and 34-year-old Miss Ono, consisting of
naked poste- —the 25th anniversary of the
married to U.S. movie director riors.
’test’s ‘A.^a^man of the
Mrs. Kano is married to Eu
atomic-bombing of Hiroshima—
Cox. have been seen
Atce on xy?ns Advis°ry gene Kano and has a son, 3*2. Anthon;
Lennon spoke to reporters this would be a “suitable occasion”
and
hands
in
London
Beaut Kecreation and Did her husband object to her holding
1? a soeet fhls re“ becoming a policewoman ? “He were on holiday together in Ire- week at the London opening of for his proposed visit. He would,
his “Joke Art" exhibition dedi he told Mayor Yama, “make an
XAitha
• tbe annual couldn’t. He knew I wanted to land recently.
cated
“To Yoko from John Lan appeal for world peace from that
Society be a policewoman when ge got
Lennon, who has a 5-year-old
- - architects.
non.
”
son, Julian, married Cynthia bemarried,” she said.
corner of Asia.”
3 Japanese Alpinists Die In Yukon Mt.
Canada First To Get Started At Expo 70
Beatle’s Lennon Proclaims Love For Artist
Pope Paul For
Hiroshima 1970
Los Angeles First
J. A. Policewoman
Page 2
PAGE 2
NEW
CANADIAN
Saturday
Tsuruoka Leaves For World Martial
Arts Convention In Los Angles
TORONTO. — The Father of Cana rica. It is being sponsored by Black
dian Karate, Mr. Mas Tsuruoka, 7th- Belt Magazine.
dan, left Toronto International Air
Mr. Tsuruoka is expected to address
TORONTO. Golfer Roy Tanaka recently captured th
port Tuesday to attend the "Martial the conference this weekend and
Arts Convention' in Los Angeles, present his views on Canadian ka- onto Japanese Canadian Golf Club’s June Tournament and th i '
Camera Centre (Low Net) Trophy with a score of G4 Thf*
Calif. This gathering of world mar rate, its growth and future. He will dian
Open Golf tickets donated by Canadian Pacific
tial art leaders will discuss all as announce the news that the Na- low net was won by J. Seki.
*
101
pects of the various budo arts and tional Karate Association — oi which
Another tournament is scheduled for this Sunday Jnitheir future pathways in North Ame- he is president — has become the for the Japanese Canadian Golf Club Trophy (low net) and ?
Tanaka Captures June J.G, Golf Club Tourney
official karate body to be accepted as a member of the Amateur
Athletic Union (AAU) of Can0SAKA.: The talk of the Kansai Swimming Championships ada.
Many American karate groups
which ended recently at Osaka Pool is Olympic prospect Yukari
Takemoto, a 13-year-old junior high school girl who won the have been attempting to acquire
association with the AAU for
women’s 200-meter breaststroke in 2:52.0, a Japan record, to surmany years.
prise swimming circles.
Mr. Tsuruoka
will
alsp be
Yukari was all the happier because her closest rival Yoshimi visiting many of the top karate
Nishigawa,
noted Yamada
Swimmin
- both
_ of the
— ------------ ^..,uuum
6 Club,
had the dojos in the Los Angeles district
best time of 1:01.4 and’ she clocked 1:51.8 in the trials.
and has personal invitations from
When the unheralded girl captured the event, Kiyoe Nakaga- such top men as Ohshima, Nishi
wa, winner of the 100 meter breaststroke, congratulated
the bud- yama, Parker, etc.
ding
mermaid
for
the
record-busting
feat.
She
appeared
v i niermaict lor
abashed,
He will be meeting with Hollukaii placed second in the 100 meter. At the prize awarding iywood’s Bruce Lee
known
ceremony Y ukari stood erect in the center with her chin up and
to
televiewers
as
“
Kato
” o:
an innocent smile while Miss Nishigawa, who placed' second bit
Green
Hornet
fame,
.
Mr.
Tsuruher lips and Miss Hashimoto, who was third, shed tears.
oka and Mr. Lee have been
friends for many years. It is
hoped that “Kato” will
■
be able
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one of North America’s larg
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est karate tournaments. Some of
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can karate, along with interna
Toronto
tional Japanese stars, will be at
2625 Eglinton Ave. East.
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tending.
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Stan Nishimura
Mits Kuroda
In September, the National
Karate Association will sanction
the Canadian National Exhibi
tion Karate Championship. Next
month in August, the N.K.A. will
sponsor
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Ontario
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Championship in Ottawa.
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class: Ken
Mizunobu,
Kokushi University;
lightweight class: Yoichi Ishiza
wa, Aoyama Gakuin University;
middleweight class: Noboru Ha
shimoto, Tenri University; hea
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iji University; extra heavyweight
class and open competition: Yo
shio Akagawa, Waseda Univer
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TORONTO. — The Father of Cana rica. It is being sponsored by Black
dian Karate, Mr. Mas Tsuruoka, 7th- Belt Magazine.
dan, left Toronto International Air
Mr. Tsuruoka is expected to address
TORONTO. Golfer Roy Tanaka recently captured th
port Tuesday to attend the "Martial the conference this weekend and
Arts Convention' in Los Angeles, present his views on Canadian ka- onto Japanese Canadian Golf Club’s June Tournament and th i '
Camera Centre (Low Net) Trophy with a score of G4 Thf*
Calif. This gathering of world mar rate, its growth and future. He will dian
Open Golf tickets donated by Canadian Pacific
tial art leaders will discuss all as announce the news that the Na- low net was won by J. Seki.
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pects of the various budo arts and tional Karate Association — oi which
Another tournament is scheduled for this Sunday Jnitheir future pathways in North Ame- he is president — has become the for the Japanese Canadian Golf Club Trophy (low net) and ?
Tanaka Captures June J.G, Golf Club Tourney
official karate body to be accepted as a member of the Amateur
Athletic Union (AAU) of Can0SAKA.: The talk of the Kansai Swimming Championships ada.
Many American karate groups
which ended recently at Osaka Pool is Olympic prospect Yukari
Takemoto, a 13-year-old junior high school girl who won the have been attempting to acquire
association with the AAU for
women’s 200-meter breaststroke in 2:52.0, a Japan record, to surmany years.
prise swimming circles.
Mr. Tsuruoka
will
alsp be
Yukari was all the happier because her closest rival Yoshimi visiting many of the top karate
Nishigawa,
noted Yamada
Swimmin
- both
_ of the
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had the dojos in the Los Angeles district
best time of 1:01.4 and’ she clocked 1:51.8 in the trials.
and has personal invitations from
When the unheralded girl captured the event, Kiyoe Nakaga- such top men as Ohshima, Nishi
wa, winner of the 100 meter breaststroke, congratulated
the bud- yama, Parker, etc.
ding
mermaid
for
the
record-busting
feat.
She
appeared
v i niermaict lor
abashed,
He will be meeting with Hollukaii placed second in the 100 meter. At the prize awarding iywood’s Bruce Lee
known
ceremony Y ukari stood erect in the center with her chin up and
to
televiewers
as
“
Kato
” o:
an innocent smile while Miss Nishigawa, who placed' second bit
Green
Hornet
fame,
.
Mr.
Tsuruher lips and Miss Hashimoto, who was third, shed tears.
oka and Mr. Lee have been
friends for many years. It is
hoped that “Kato” will
■
be able
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one of North America’s larg
Representing
est karate tournaments. Some of
Real Estate
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the top names in North Ameri
Real Estate Co.
can karate, along with interna
Toronto
tional Japanese stars, will be at
2625 Eglinton Ave. East.
Bus. 766-6191 Res. LE. 1-1089
tending.
Phone 266-4501 - Res. 261-2581
’
Japanese Swimmer, 13, Olympic Hope
Stan Nishimura
Mits Kuroda
In September, the National
Karate Association will sanction
the Canadian National Exhibi
tion Karate Championship. Next
month in August, the N.K.A. will
sponsor
the
Ontario
Karate
Championship in Ottawa.
For Your Vacation Plans
Consult Us
Furuya Travel Service
365 Spadina Ave.
Night Tel.:
Toronto 2-B. Ont.
Tsuyuki 535-9935
Tel. 366-1075
Uyeda LE. 6-1403
ALL-WAY ROOFING LTD.
MEMBER OF C.B.CA
FLAT ROOFS
eavestroughing
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TORONTO
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SMALL
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Japan Names Six
Judoka For World
Student Tourney
TOKYO. — Japan will send
six competitors to the World
Students Judo Championships at
Lisbon, Portugal, Sept. 5-7.
The Japan students judo fede
ration has named the following
competitors:
Light-lightweight
class: Ken
Mizunobu,
Kokushi University;
lightweight class: Yoichi Ishiza
wa, Aoyama Gakuin University;
middleweight class: Noboru Ha
shimoto, Tenri University; hea
vyweight class: Shuji Suma, Me
iji University; extra heavyweight
class and open competition: Yo
shio Akagawa, Waseda Univer
sity and Chonosuke Takagi, Ni
hon University.
Hideo Yamamoto of Waseda
University will be leader of the
delegation. Koji Sone, a former
national judo champion, will be
the coach.
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the first time watching National
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National Hockey League announced that video tapes of nine
regular-season NHL
-
— ------- games are
being shown in Mexico and that
Japanese viewers will see the
final game of the Stanley fop
championship between the Mon
treal Canadiens and the St. Louis
Blues.
Fully Licenced
NIKKO GARDEN
Gertrude Urate
AGENCY
Office, 43 Eglinton Ave. East
Phone 485-5087
Home phone: 449-9293
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Saturday. July_ 6, 1968
‘Toronto Buddhist Church Picnic Is Big Success
'
TORONTO.—The sun shone brilliantly as over 1700 gathered
PAGE- 7
Japanese Claim
New Finds About
Planet Neotune
TOKYO
_ .
Personal Notes Across Canada
^
3t Ponderosa Picnic Park, Jit. Albert, on Sunday, June 23rd, for nese
°‘ ,apa'
to Toronto Buddhist Church Annual Picnic. After a dreary week tenth- thM Xe “ ’ Tm ^
proceeding the picnic the sight of the warm shining sun lifted est of the phni ?.
,
brS’
CARD OF THANKS
the morale of all the picnic goers and everyone took full advantage about 12 percent ^
“T'
of't. Quite a few sunburns were noticed.
calculation
, ■ 'KaKr ,hM'
vdicuiations made in 1949.
The picnic started with the Sunday School races, followed , Tlley also claimed the planet,
races, followed
by a short outdoor seiwice led by Rev. Newton Ishiura, assisted bv I °
froi« the earth it can•------ Watanabe, after which was time to spread out k
be Seen with the naked eve,
Rev. Fumimaro
all the gochiso and devour- it in record time. Bingo, adult races ’ ‘S, ^
, ’h^' thM hkh«^ estimat
ed
by world astronomers.
followed in succes ion until time for the odori, then yukata clad
were reported bv
figures and ladies in happi coats materialized from nowhere. This i • The findings
y
was a preview of what is to come on July 13th at the Citv
b a^Istanr Frof. Tadao Takenou•
chi and his three-member team
Duringall these activities, both swimming pools were in full °^ ^e Tokyo Astronomical Ob—50th—
use. Fukubiki draw followed supper and-some of the big winners servatory of Tokyo Univerdtv
'were: grand prize winner, Mr. Ichii!-— juice blender; Mrs. Fuiioka
'
TORONTO.
I-100 lb. rice: Mrs. Kishita — Sunbeam rotissiere; N. Nakagawa
T1 ' j^ ^^ ECLIPSE
SO, and his wife Yuu, 69, and
and Bill Yoshida — rugs, and Mrs. Hashimoto —radio _ T
L
le d^coveries were made
j April 8 when the astronomers their offspriings celebrated the
couple’s 50th "Golden” Annivervvere conducting observations of
sary. Over 60 people attended,
Mont. Buddhist ChurohBon Odori at La Fontaine |ptunes eclipse of a star.
The couple have one son, four
MONTREAL.—The Montreal B'uddhist Church Bon Odori wll
observations were made
jbe held at La Fontaine Park,- “Theatre Under the Stars” I ^
tw^ reflecting telescopes, daughters, IS grandchildren, and
this year on July 13th from 8:00^p.m. The public is cordially in- Tnk ^ t le kodaira Station near 2 great grandchildren.
Both enjoy good health. They
died while the odorikos trip the light fantastic with added' new 101-2°’
tle °ther at the
instructions from the Tokyo expert, Mr. Matsuda, who was a recent in
Astroph^ical Station arc from Port Hammond, B.C.
visitor to Montreal.
a^ania’ weslern Japan.
Obon service will be held on July 14th from 2:00 p.m Further
e astronomers said the find-I
| Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.
detailed information will be sent out to members. All “kaimvos" section
Slm,Iar ob'
Doctor of Chiropractic”
Mt
are being requested to be presented before the service begins? All Strohn Oh
.
. the’ "
friends of members are cordially welcomed to share in the memories lia
bbei'atory of Austr■a72SA St. Clair Ave. West
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block West of Christie)
of departed beloved ones and friends.
L , ’ .were analysed with an elecTORONTO
Dana News: The last executive meeting was held on June 'sTthiTaXis the
651-8060
Res. 621-1989
Japanese
Din where it was decided that the club will adjourn until Sep- concluded
Nem-me’
diameter
tember. After a very busy term, the club will be “on holidays” for was 50 000 Hlo,
or 31,900
Mr and August. We wish all members a “Les ben, chances” miles
until September.
A Sangha-Dana picnic, scheduled for July 28th, will close the astaw"« ta™'^ Japanese
listed as
”I1S
Anywhere — Anytime
ing by Prof. G. P. Kuiper, a
Air—Ship—Bus—Hail
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Tours—Hotel—Sightseeing
Travellers Cheques
"Generation Gap" Discussion-held At Tor. Buddhist f±’?s to their report, they
Obtainable
wrong was
after they
TORONTO.—Misunderstood children and frustrated parents are noticed that Neptune
Travel, Accident
common m today's society and the reason behind this age-old battle1
’
S M"P
and Baggage Insurance
ing the star much longer than
een said to be the lack of communication. This “generation
earlier calculated.
BRINGING SOMEONE OVER?
Th V maJ°r problem in many a home. This problem was tackl
VIOLENT
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Passage arranged by Steamer or Ab
ed by both the adolescents and adults at the Toronto Buddhist
They said they also found there
church on June 27th.
Call for Reservations or
Thp "mnpl
f
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I bad Leon severe changes L.
in the
Mrs. K
generation” led light of the star just before and
Information — EM. 8-9934
presenting
T Slimizu’ Mr Goto and Mr. Delano re- after Neptune’s eclipse, which
Partnient^e^
Sunday Sch°o1 and the Youth De’ they said, indicated violent tur■teded bv CL v v !°n rhe °PP°Sing Slde was the Moutb groups bulences in Neptune’s atmos? r ^oshida, Gary Tanaka of the Tarunas and Janet phere.
*as o™
°f the
Y B A- and in the middle
They said that together with
K. Iwata Travel Service
^±, .^^
.
!Pmt Kiyoteru Osa„ 0I the
113 McCaul St., TORONTO
out the
; spectators by no means remained quiet through- Tokyo Astronomical Observatory,
2nd educat^11*11^
suc^ topics as money, morals, restrictions aftei- computerizing the results,
eie discussed and many interesting and1 amusing they reached the conclusion that
aspects of these pioblems
■
were aired by both the “teen-agers” and the temperature of Neptune's
Parents.
surface should be at least 73
yet, the bi°question remaining is whether the gap was closet degrees below zero Centigrade.
2nd the answer
would have to be No! Undoubtedlv there is
Hitherto, they said, Neptune’s
morn
^tic in the communication lines today and a little temperature had been estimat
erstanding. When you think of it that’s a lot. —T.B.C.
ed at 240 degrees below zero
Centrigrade because of the plan
et’s great distance from the sun.
a. n
^ARATE FOR THE FAMILY”
;
Takenouchi said his team was
°f Toroato's Officially Recognized Clubs of The
:
very lucky to have had the chance
CE«ATIONAL
association
to observe Neptune’s eclipsing,
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DON Muis — Nis«; vOShi S=ho«i d Karate, 832 Eglinton E., 425-6003
; a phenomenon
WeST Ewu _ A®‘Vale Olub, (J.C.C. Centre) 123 Wynford Dr. 429-0676 : with planets, especially Neptune,
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relatives during the recent be
reavement
of our beloved
mother, Mitsu Omoto.
Frank Omoto
-Mrs. Dorothy Carney
Mrs. Lily Nagahara
Toronto, Ont.
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I
‘Toronto Buddhist Church Picnic Is Big Success
'
TORONTO.—The sun shone brilliantly as over 1700 gathered
PAGE- 7
Japanese Claim
New Finds About
Planet Neotune
TOKYO
_ .
Personal Notes Across Canada
^
3t Ponderosa Picnic Park, Jit. Albert, on Sunday, June 23rd, for nese
°‘ ,apa'
to Toronto Buddhist Church Annual Picnic. After a dreary week tenth- thM Xe “ ’ Tm ^
proceeding the picnic the sight of the warm shining sun lifted est of the phni ?.
,
brS’
CARD OF THANKS
the morale of all the picnic goers and everyone took full advantage about 12 percent ^
“T'
of't. Quite a few sunburns were noticed.
calculation
, ■ 'KaKr ,hM'
vdicuiations made in 1949.
The picnic started with the Sunday School races, followed , Tlley also claimed the planet,
races, followed
by a short outdoor seiwice led by Rev. Newton Ishiura, assisted bv I °
froi« the earth it can•------ Watanabe, after which was time to spread out k
be Seen with the naked eve,
Rev. Fumimaro
all the gochiso and devour- it in record time. Bingo, adult races ’ ‘S, ^
, ’h^' thM hkh«^ estimat
ed
by world astronomers.
followed in succes ion until time for the odori, then yukata clad
were reported bv
figures and ladies in happi coats materialized from nowhere. This i • The findings
y
was a preview of what is to come on July 13th at the Citv
b a^Istanr Frof. Tadao Takenou•
chi and his three-member team
Duringall these activities, both swimming pools were in full °^ ^e Tokyo Astronomical Ob—50th—
use. Fukubiki draw followed supper and-some of the big winners servatory of Tokyo Univerdtv
'were: grand prize winner, Mr. Ichii!-— juice blender; Mrs. Fuiioka
'
TORONTO.
I-100 lb. rice: Mrs. Kishita — Sunbeam rotissiere; N. Nakagawa
T1 ' j^ ^^ ECLIPSE
SO, and his wife Yuu, 69, and
and Bill Yoshida — rugs, and Mrs. Hashimoto —radio _ T
L
le d^coveries were made
j April 8 when the astronomers their offspriings celebrated the
couple’s 50th "Golden” Annivervvere conducting observations of
sary. Over 60 people attended,
Mont. Buddhist ChurohBon Odori at La Fontaine |ptunes eclipse of a star.
The couple have one son, four
MONTREAL.—The Montreal B'uddhist Church Bon Odori wll
observations were made
jbe held at La Fontaine Park,- “Theatre Under the Stars” I ^
tw^ reflecting telescopes, daughters, IS grandchildren, and
this year on July 13th from 8:00^p.m. The public is cordially in- Tnk ^ t le kodaira Station near 2 great grandchildren.
Both enjoy good health. They
died while the odorikos trip the light fantastic with added' new 101-2°’
tle °ther at the
instructions from the Tokyo expert, Mr. Matsuda, who was a recent in
Astroph^ical Station arc from Port Hammond, B.C.
visitor to Montreal.
a^ania’ weslern Japan.
Obon service will be held on July 14th from 2:00 p.m Further
e astronomers said the find-I
| Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D.
detailed information will be sent out to members. All “kaimvos" section
Slm,Iar ob'
Doctor of Chiropractic”
Mt
are being requested to be presented before the service begins? All Strohn Oh
.
. the’ "
friends of members are cordially welcomed to share in the memories lia
bbei'atory of Austr■a72SA St. Clair Ave. West
(/z
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of departed beloved ones and friends.
L , ’ .were analysed with an elecTORONTO
Dana News: The last executive meeting was held on June 'sTthiTaXis the
651-8060
Res. 621-1989
Japanese
Din where it was decided that the club will adjourn until Sep- concluded
Nem-me’
diameter
tember. After a very busy term, the club will be “on holidays” for was 50 000 Hlo,
or 31,900
Mr and August. We wish all members a “Les ben, chances” miles
until September.
A Sangha-Dana picnic, scheduled for July 28th, will close the astaw"« ta™'^ Japanese
listed as
”I1S
Anywhere — Anytime
ing by Prof. G. P. Kuiper, a
Air—Ship—Bus—Hail
*
*
*
astronomer.
Tours—Hotel—Sightseeing
Travellers Cheques
"Generation Gap" Discussion-held At Tor. Buddhist f±’?s to their report, they
Obtainable
wrong was
after they
TORONTO.—Misunderstood children and frustrated parents are noticed that Neptune
Travel, Accident
common m today's society and the reason behind this age-old battle1
’
S M"P
and Baggage Insurance
ing the star much longer than
een said to be the lack of communication. This “generation
earlier calculated.
BRINGING SOMEONE OVER?
Th V maJ°r problem in many a home. This problem was tackl
VIOLENT
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Passage arranged by Steamer or Ab
ed by both the adolescents and adults at the Toronto Buddhist
They said they also found there
church on June 27th.
Call for Reservations or
Thp "mnpl
f
r ,
I bad Leon severe changes L.
in the
Mrs. K
generation” led light of the star just before and
Information — EM. 8-9934
presenting
T Slimizu’ Mr Goto and Mr. Delano re- after Neptune’s eclipse, which
Partnient^e^
Sunday Sch°o1 and the Youth De’ they said, indicated violent tur■teded bv CL v v !°n rhe °PP°Sing Slde was the Moutb groups bulences in Neptune’s atmos? r ^oshida, Gary Tanaka of the Tarunas and Janet phere.
*as o™
°f the
Y B A- and in the middle
They said that together with
K. Iwata Travel Service
^±, .^^
.
!Pmt Kiyoteru Osa„ 0I the
113 McCaul St., TORONTO
out the
; spectators by no means remained quiet through- Tokyo Astronomical Observatory,
2nd educat^11*11^
suc^ topics as money, morals, restrictions aftei- computerizing the results,
eie discussed and many interesting and1 amusing they reached the conclusion that
aspects of these pioblems
■
were aired by both the “teen-agers” and the temperature of Neptune's
Parents.
surface should be at least 73
yet, the bi°question remaining is whether the gap was closet degrees below zero Centigrade.
2nd the answer
would have to be No! Undoubtedlv there is
Hitherto, they said, Neptune’s
morn
^tic in the communication lines today and a little temperature had been estimat
erstanding. When you think of it that’s a lot. —T.B.C.
ed at 240 degrees below zero
Centrigrade because of the plan
et’s great distance from the sun.
a. n
^ARATE FOR THE FAMILY”
;
Takenouchi said his team was
°f Toroato's Officially Recognized Clubs of The
:
very lucky to have had the chance
CE«ATIONAL
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to observe Neptune’s eclipsing,
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=
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messages of sympathy, and
beautiful floral tributes receiv
ed from our many friends and
relatives during the recent be
reavement
of our beloved
mother, Mitsu Omoto.
Frank Omoto
-Mrs. Dorothy Carney
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™£M«!u 1968
Outstanding Nisei In Financial Planning World
Bonin . . .
( Con tinned From Page 1)
War II about 7,000 Bonin Island
ers were
evacuated
to Japan
proper.
After the Japanese surrender
the U.S. permitted only the des
cendants of the Western colonists
to return.
The New Canadian
next month and learn dressmak
ing. Say are you married?”
-d for pl^XS
of the Toronto-Dominion Centre,
“'No,” I replied with a start.
is an administrator, investment
“Well, how about we both look
manager and distributor of four
for
a fellow in Tokvo?” she o-io-Canadian Mutual Funds. Ameri
gled.
can Growth Fund (assets $275
It
seemed
an astonishingly
Million investing in United Statcomment to be
?s Pr.owt^ companies was up
Now, after living a sheltered free-and-easy
>968
obscure island
37% in 1967.
Growth Equity existence for 23 years under be hearing on an
Fund (assets $14 Million) invest nevolent
Navy administration, in the Pacific, 600 miles from
ing growth situations, primarily these Chichi Jimans again are Japan. But it vividly illustratec KEI
friendliness
KEN MOE].Japanese Efe
in Canada, last year gained 53%. under Japanese rule they may the unselfconscious
European Growth Fund investing soon become a minority. Scores and American-like openness of
And Advertising.
in European and Japanese inter of Japanese already have arriv the Chichi islanders, manv of
subscription
whom (including Ethel) graduat
national companies was up 31% ed to administer the islands.
S4.00 per 6 months
ed from a high school on Guam.
and our Canadian Trusteed In
S7.00 per year
Relocation weighed
come Fund investing in high in
Apart from their anxieties, the
Understandably, the islanders people take
come securities is currently re
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
some satisfaction
turning 6% per year. AGF'Man are worried about the future. from the fact that the Bonins are
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
agement Incorporated has a seat Their life has been carefree and now an integral part of a na
EMpire 6-5005
as a member on the Pacific Stock placid. Working for the U.S. Na tion. As Miss Savory put it:
vy or fishing, they earned a good
“Now -we have citizenship and
AGF Management Ltd. with living by Asian standards—and that makes me feel good. Before,
without
too
much
exertion.
its associated
companies “The
us kids just felt like the goats
FRT Group" have as their con
Their children,
educated in on a mountain, you know what
cept the provision of the complete English in the one school on the
Coby Kobayashi
I mean? Now we belong some
Female Help Wanted
range of financial services- for island, speak almost no Japanese. where.’'
and
corporations Most families have homes squat
TORONTO. — A popular Tor individuals
REPAIR and alteration ladv iCompetition seen
store, estend.
%
onto Nisei, Coby Yutaka Koba- backed by the integrity and ex ting on land owned by Bonin Is
(Toronto).
) ashi joined the AGB Manage perience gained during more than landers in Japan, many of whom
As the Japanese take hold, the
ment Ltd. team of financial plan thirty years of successful opera may now return.
people of this craggy green is
Male Help Wanted
tion. Fry & Co. Ltd. is a member
ners in the fall of 1966.
Nobodv knows yet what’s land now prepare fo/a life they
of the Investment Dealers’ As
know _ will be different. Grover SHIPPER experienced on !adk3 a
A well known figure as far sociation of Canada, Stock and coming.
said 19-year-old Rixey Washington, a swarthy fisher Must read, write, and soeak'EA
Primrose Garment Company 119%
back as 1937, he represented his Bond
— --„.. T don’t speak too good
transactions,
authorized Savorv.
Richmond High School to the Canadian money market dealer, English or too good Japanese so man and father of four children na Ave. (Toronto).
Jticnmonci
who earned about $2,600 a year,
Goionation of His Majesty, the underwriters,
consultants
for I don't know how things will is building a new boat to com
Late King- George VI. Since com mortgage and real estate. Fry be/’ Mr. Savory, who finished
KAZUO G. OIYE Q.C.
ing to Toronto in 1943, Air. Ko Investment Management Ltd. is the seventh grade, was a gen pete with the Japanese fisher
bayashi has had many fascinat a Registered Investment Counsel erator watchman for the Navy. men who are expected1 to begin
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR
ing and rewarding occupations, with its minimum account accept He doesn’t know what his next fishing in Chichi’s waters. Nat
NOTARY PUBLIC
Savory
is
making
plans
to
expand
in his earlier days he was em able for management of $100,000. job will be.
2 Carlton St., Toronto
his tea room into a restaurant.
ployed in
an
electronic field,
The young people of Chichi,
Room 1805
To
prove
his
point,
Mr.
Koba
then in the late 40's he started
Perhaps it’s all summed up
also concerned about finding
yashi
has
a
few
case
histories
36S-6388
his career as a building- contrac293-4281 (Res.)
wives and husbands, try to see best by Charlie Washington, betoi. In the mid 50’s bv formin0- including his wife, whose $2,500 the brighter side of reversion. whiskered 88-year-old patriarch
his own companies and various investment on June 5th, 1962 to Because the island communitv of Chichi who last saw San Fran
syndicates, he embarked in real June 5th, 1968 gained over 164% is so inbred, some are thinking cisco in 1960. Uncle Charlie, as
estate acquisition and develop to $6,600. in 6 short years.
he’s called, leaning gently on his
about moving to Japan.
ments. Aside from his present
His first client who invested
cane, looks you straight in the
Openness noted
substantial investment in Ameri $2,000 in Octo-ber of 1966 is now
eye and says—with a slight Bos
can Growth Alutual Fund, his worth $3,200 or a gain of 61 %
“Most of us kids dated the ton accent:
latest investment is in a syndi- hi 1 year and 8 months.
service guys,'7 ;aid Ethel Savorv
“Fm sorry the Americans are
i” a b’d to acquire the $6.4
In a Withdrawal Plan, he has a pert teen-ager in yellow mini leaving. You know, they, treated
Million Dollar A ork Downs Golf ‘^ young
widow who invested dress and coiffured red hair. us just like brothers. The Japa
& Country Club.
Now we ll date the Japanese, I
$25,000 in July of 1967 and with
Along with his colorful career, drew $200 per month starting guess. Me. I’m going to Tokyo nese say they”ll treat us well.
We’ll wait and see.”
he is also very active in many August 1967 to June 1968 with
community
organizations. Air. a total withdrawal
$2,200 to
Kobayashi is the 1st Vice-pres date has now over of
$27,000 reident of the Japanese Canadian maining in American
Growth
Cultural Centre. President of the Fund' Shares.
TOKO. — More and more percent), 50 yen
(19.7 percent),
Saisei-Kai Incorporated, Director
10,000
yen notes are in circula
Fie also has many clients who
5
yen
(5
percent)
and 1 yen (3.7
o! the Toronto Japanese Lan- invested their money in Ameri tion, keeping pace with the econoyj^'Se School, and is on the can Growth Fund " as late as nic growth of Japan, according percent).
Imarci of Stewards of Yorkmins- March 6th this year and are up :o figures released by the Bank
High demands
---- for coins of
of Japan.
ter United Church in York Mills. 11% to date.
Franchised
small values at such places as
_
The
central
bank
’
s
investiga
Mr.
Kobavashi
After six months with AGF
supermarkets explained the inreurint
Price $2,000.
Management Ltd. Mr. Kobaya from the May issue of Better tion revealed that 10,000 yen crease of 1 yen and 5 yen coins,
Bloor & Bathurst
shi was promoted to a position Homes and Gardens titled “Ten notes amounted to 61.5 percent Bank of Japan officials explainof
the
total
3,147.300
million
yen
a' ^bey added that most of
of Divisonal Manager of the Tor Most Misunderstood Facts About.
Toronto
onto Region. Last year he headed Mutual Funds,” which he will be , about $8./42 million) in circula those who received change in
the Eastern Canada Division with glad to send to anyone who send* tion as of the end of April.
small valued coins may well leave
Ask For Peter
his history making- production of >n the following coupon to: Coby
them in drawers or other places
The second largest circulated and forget them, necessitating a
Divisional Alanover One Million, Two Hundred Y. Kobavashi.
Phone 533-8447
notes
were 1,000 yen ones, whUh high rate of issuance.
Thousand Dollars. For this achi ager. AGF Management Ltd..
Regional- Office.
evement. Mr. Kobayashi was ad Toronto
n
______ 1263 occupied 25 percent of the notes
mitted to the membership of the Bav Street. Toronto 5. Ontario. issues, followed by 5.000 yen
notes (S.3 percent) and 500 ven
AGE Million
Dollar Club and
Without obligation, please send notes (2.3 percent).
was
awarded
a
membership me your free brochures & renrint
Scroll and Ring- ns the Company’s “Ten Most Misunderstood Facts
Large-scale dealing and pay
About Mutual Funds” & Invest ment of bonuses
with 10.000
Mr. Kobayashi feels that for X our Money Wisely”.
notes are regarded as responsible
Offers its series of 1968 OTANOSHIan individual or corporate invest
for the increase of 10.000 note
MI
TOURS. Whether you are ISSEI
ors, it is hard to beat a well dicirculation.
'ersified professionally managed Name:
or NISEI the tours are designed to
The percentage of 10,000 yen
Mutual Fund, whose profits are
give you full benefit and the most for
notes on the total note issues
iion-taxable capital gain except Add re
has
been
^rising
in
recent
years
your money.
for the dividends.
from 54.9 percent at the end
AGF Management Ltd. with
of Auril 1966 to 1967 and passits headquarters
in the new.
Ing 60 percent this year.
OCT. 3rd (Thurs.) ---- Compass Europe Otanoshimi
spacious, well equipped 50th floor City Town
Prov
Note issues in general have
Tour — $1,234.00 all inclusive. (Return Air Fare & -’1 Da?
begun to slow down since the
Tour). Fully escorted throughout the Tour.
October-December
period last
5 ear due to the enforcement moNOV. 3rd (Sun.) ---- Compass Japan Otanoshimi
netary policy.
APPRECIATION
Tour — $S47.00 (Return Air Fare from V ancouver ?63L'•
The rate of note issues out& Tour in Japan $216.00').
standing dropped from 17.5 per•.K^ .Tfr,°n,tO Puddhist Church acknowledges
cent in November last vear to
Otanoshimi
la percent on May 15. The Bank
DEC. 8th (Sun.)
W1,h grateful thanks donations from the following
of Japan attributed the slowdown
Tour — $84/.00 (Return Air Fare from "Vancouver $6oL l
towards its Annual Picnic:
to the decrease in business trans
& Tour in Japan $216).
actions and personal consump
tion.
Danforth Cleaners. Danforth Sporting Goods. Davton
YOUR
the greatest
10,000 Yen Notes Most Liked In Japan
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FOR SALE
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Cleaners. Main Anto Kody
down Grocery
Sharon Florist, Rushton
Groom Cleaners. Golden Dragon
Sea-Hi. Cherry Cleaner
Construction. Hyland Florist/Kawa-
Frank's
J. Ginza Cafe. Odeon Carlton.
Inion. China House.
Luster Cleaners. Great China
taurant. Fuiinkai.
J3
1 yen and 5 yen coins, on the
other hand, have been increa*lnU THe* former, the lowest value,
achieved a 10.a percent increase
"'ith the same month
of last year.
100 yen coins formed the list
ot coms in circulation as of the
end of April, amounting to 1242
«ion
(anpmx. $6.2" million^
4o.o percent of the total coin*
m circulation.
10 yen coins were second (20.6
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i
4
™£M«!u 1968
Outstanding Nisei In Financial Planning World
Bonin . . .
( Con tinned From Page 1)
War II about 7,000 Bonin Island
ers were
evacuated
to Japan
proper.
After the Japanese surrender
the U.S. permitted only the des
cendants of the Western colonists
to return.
The New Canadian
next month and learn dressmak
ing. Say are you married?”
-d for pl^XS
of the Toronto-Dominion Centre,
“'No,” I replied with a start.
is an administrator, investment
“Well, how about we both look
manager and distributor of four
for
a fellow in Tokvo?” she o-io-Canadian Mutual Funds. Ameri
gled.
can Growth Fund (assets $275
It
seemed
an astonishingly
Million investing in United Statcomment to be
?s Pr.owt^ companies was up
Now, after living a sheltered free-and-easy
>968
obscure island
37% in 1967.
Growth Equity existence for 23 years under be hearing on an
Fund (assets $14 Million) invest nevolent
Navy administration, in the Pacific, 600 miles from
ing growth situations, primarily these Chichi Jimans again are Japan. But it vividly illustratec KEI
friendliness
KEN MOE].Japanese Efe
in Canada, last year gained 53%. under Japanese rule they may the unselfconscious
European Growth Fund investing soon become a minority. Scores and American-like openness of
And Advertising.
in European and Japanese inter of Japanese already have arriv the Chichi islanders, manv of
subscription
whom (including Ethel) graduat
national companies was up 31% ed to administer the islands.
S4.00 per 6 months
ed from a high school on Guam.
and our Canadian Trusteed In
S7.00 per year
Relocation weighed
come Fund investing in high in
Apart from their anxieties, the
Understandably, the islanders people take
come securities is currently re
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
some satisfaction
turning 6% per year. AGF'Man are worried about the future. from the fact that the Bonins are
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
agement Incorporated has a seat Their life has been carefree and now an integral part of a na
EMpire 6-5005
as a member on the Pacific Stock placid. Working for the U.S. Na tion. As Miss Savory put it:
vy or fishing, they earned a good
“Now -we have citizenship and
AGF Management Ltd. with living by Asian standards—and that makes me feel good. Before,
without
too
much
exertion.
its associated
companies “The
us kids just felt like the goats
FRT Group" have as their con
Their children,
educated in on a mountain, you know what
cept the provision of the complete English in the one school on the
Coby Kobayashi
I mean? Now we belong some
Female Help Wanted
range of financial services- for island, speak almost no Japanese. where.’'
and
corporations Most families have homes squat
TORONTO. — A popular Tor individuals
REPAIR and alteration ladv iCompetition seen
store, estend.
%
onto Nisei, Coby Yutaka Koba- backed by the integrity and ex ting on land owned by Bonin Is
(Toronto).
) ashi joined the AGB Manage perience gained during more than landers in Japan, many of whom
As the Japanese take hold, the
ment Ltd. team of financial plan thirty years of successful opera may now return.
people of this craggy green is
Male Help Wanted
tion. Fry & Co. Ltd. is a member
ners in the fall of 1966.
Nobodv knows yet what’s land now prepare fo/a life they
of the Investment Dealers’ As
know _ will be different. Grover SHIPPER experienced on !adk3 a
A well known figure as far sociation of Canada, Stock and coming.
said 19-year-old Rixey Washington, a swarthy fisher Must read, write, and soeak'EA
Primrose Garment Company 119%
back as 1937, he represented his Bond
— --„.. T don’t speak too good
transactions,
authorized Savorv.
Richmond High School to the Canadian money market dealer, English or too good Japanese so man and father of four children na Ave. (Toronto).
Jticnmonci
who earned about $2,600 a year,
Goionation of His Majesty, the underwriters,
consultants
for I don't know how things will is building a new boat to com
Late King- George VI. Since com mortgage and real estate. Fry be/’ Mr. Savory, who finished
KAZUO G. OIYE Q.C.
ing to Toronto in 1943, Air. Ko Investment Management Ltd. is the seventh grade, was a gen pete with the Japanese fisher
bayashi has had many fascinat a Registered Investment Counsel erator watchman for the Navy. men who are expected1 to begin
BARRISTER. SOLICITOR
ing and rewarding occupations, with its minimum account accept He doesn’t know what his next fishing in Chichi’s waters. Nat
NOTARY PUBLIC
Savory
is
making
plans
to
expand
in his earlier days he was em able for management of $100,000. job will be.
2 Carlton St., Toronto
his tea room into a restaurant.
ployed in
an
electronic field,
The young people of Chichi,
Room 1805
To
prove
his
point,
Mr.
Koba
then in the late 40's he started
Perhaps it’s all summed up
also concerned about finding
yashi
has
a
few
case
histories
36S-6388
his career as a building- contrac293-4281 (Res.)
wives and husbands, try to see best by Charlie Washington, betoi. In the mid 50’s bv formin0- including his wife, whose $2,500 the brighter side of reversion. whiskered 88-year-old patriarch
his own companies and various investment on June 5th, 1962 to Because the island communitv of Chichi who last saw San Fran
syndicates, he embarked in real June 5th, 1968 gained over 164% is so inbred, some are thinking cisco in 1960. Uncle Charlie, as
estate acquisition and develop to $6,600. in 6 short years.
he’s called, leaning gently on his
about moving to Japan.
ments. Aside from his present
His first client who invested
cane, looks you straight in the
Openness noted
substantial investment in Ameri $2,000 in Octo-ber of 1966 is now
eye and says—with a slight Bos
can Growth Alutual Fund, his worth $3,200 or a gain of 61 %
“Most of us kids dated the ton accent:
latest investment is in a syndi- hi 1 year and 8 months.
service guys,'7 ;aid Ethel Savorv
“Fm sorry the Americans are
i” a b’d to acquire the $6.4
In a Withdrawal Plan, he has a pert teen-ager in yellow mini leaving. You know, they, treated
Million Dollar A ork Downs Golf ‘^ young
widow who invested dress and coiffured red hair. us just like brothers. The Japa
& Country Club.
Now we ll date the Japanese, I
$25,000 in July of 1967 and with
Along with his colorful career, drew $200 per month starting guess. Me. I’m going to Tokyo nese say they”ll treat us well.
We’ll wait and see.”
he is also very active in many August 1967 to June 1968 with
community
organizations. Air. a total withdrawal
$2,200 to
Kobayashi is the 1st Vice-pres date has now over of
$27,000 reident of the Japanese Canadian maining in American
Growth
Cultural Centre. President of the Fund' Shares.
TOKO. — More and more percent), 50 yen
(19.7 percent),
Saisei-Kai Incorporated, Director
10,000
yen notes are in circula
Fie also has many clients who
5
yen
(5
percent)
and 1 yen (3.7
o! the Toronto Japanese Lan- invested their money in Ameri tion, keeping pace with the econoyj^'Se School, and is on the can Growth Fund " as late as nic growth of Japan, according percent).
Imarci of Stewards of Yorkmins- March 6th this year and are up :o figures released by the Bank
High demands
---- for coins of
of Japan.
ter United Church in York Mills. 11% to date.
Franchised
small values at such places as
_
The
central
bank
’
s
investiga
Mr.
Kobavashi
After six months with AGF
supermarkets explained the inreurint
Price $2,000.
Management Ltd. Mr. Kobaya from the May issue of Better tion revealed that 10,000 yen crease of 1 yen and 5 yen coins,
Bloor & Bathurst
shi was promoted to a position Homes and Gardens titled “Ten notes amounted to 61.5 percent Bank of Japan officials explainof
the
total
3,147.300
million
yen
a' ^bey added that most of
of Divisonal Manager of the Tor Most Misunderstood Facts About.
Toronto
onto Region. Last year he headed Mutual Funds,” which he will be , about $8./42 million) in circula those who received change in
the Eastern Canada Division with glad to send to anyone who send* tion as of the end of April.
small valued coins may well leave
Ask For Peter
his history making- production of >n the following coupon to: Coby
them in drawers or other places
The second largest circulated and forget them, necessitating a
Divisional Alanover One Million, Two Hundred Y. Kobavashi.
Phone 533-8447
notes
were 1,000 yen ones, whUh high rate of issuance.
Thousand Dollars. For this achi ager. AGF Management Ltd..
Regional- Office.
evement. Mr. Kobayashi was ad Toronto
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mitted to the membership of the Bav Street. Toronto 5. Ontario. issues, followed by 5.000 yen
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Mr. Kobayashi feels that for X our Money Wisely”.
notes are regarded as responsible
Offers its series of 1968 OTANOSHIan individual or corporate invest
for the increase of 10.000 note
MI
TOURS. Whether you are ISSEI
ors, it is hard to beat a well dicirculation.
'ersified professionally managed Name:
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The percentage of 10,000 yen
Mutual Fund, whose profits are
give you full benefit and the most for
notes on the total note issues
iion-taxable capital gain except Add re
has
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in
recent
years
your money.
for the dividends.
from 54.9 percent at the end
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Note issues in general have
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DEC. 8th (Sun.)
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of Japan attributed the slowdown
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1 yen and 5 yen coins, on the
other hand, have been increa*lnU THe* former, the lowest value,
achieved a 10.a percent increase
"'ith the same month
of last year.
100 yen coins formed the list
ot coms in circulation as of the
end of April, amounting to 1242
«ion
(anpmx. $6.2" million^
4o.o percent of the total coin*
m circulation.
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