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TORY
ESDAY
her
Editor
Editor
ST
nute the
fact that he is the Not
ispute
t
No: 1
1 killer
killer in this
unrry.
Suppose you are the president of a big corporation
headquartered in Tokyo. If your board of directors
decides to hire a killer, you telephone him.
His name is Satoki Kurosawa. His targets are rat’
and harmful bugs, not human beings.
He is the president of Ikari Shodoku (Disinfection)
Go.. Japan’s largest firm that specializes in getting
rid of rats and noxious insects.
b
Originally his father, Keijiro, set up the company
jwi a small scale in 1945. At that time lie was running
^ small inn in Chiba Prefecture.
b
| But what did Keijiro think of such a side job ?
| One night that year a rat bit Satoki’s younger
brother on the legs while he was asleep. The brother
Big-time
almost
died of tetanus.
°
mr k* '
LCt^^^S.
When iSrtttrt^l^&W
fin"'
Next year he «■ »f
S*- speeded him.
the latest techniques of th 7*Hp.?at“ '? ™itfr
developed his father's small w
Returning home, he
toon with several k„£“
corporaacross the country.
-Pc ee’ on its payroll
His customers * are
H?°ig "“ aK hotels, hospitals larger buildings,
and corporations,
^with SO percent
total floor space
- <4udie jeaius or more.
v?'!5 “• ^ °f demies are rati
that lats Mt “P 300,000 million
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^Vol. XXXIII—No. 23
Killer
lUIICI
fiY”Y’hK“ffit,a !K,r “ Tokyo alone. The
politan GYittkK “e‘,l"''d °f the S’t,w-
as
s of rats well.
-twits dislme open space.” he
from one side to the opposite side explains. In going
of a room, he savs.
a rat never takes the shortest wav
across it. “He runs
along the walls.”
^o a typical rat extermination
operation
on
like this:
ofUtMi^^
rats, you look for rat signs—lines
Jea\e while running along the wil’s
J their bodies touching against the walls
Then you follow the t* signs lo Ye"!^ and
>-ouS[&
‘“"“iWinimHiiHHiiiHiHninmmiiiH^
“SUKIYAKI”
Cookbook By
MISS STELLA ITO
One
(Continued on Page 8)
Inc fto Canadian
A"
Orwn
STRENGTH FOR THE
BRIDGE
A story of J.C.’s By
JESSIE L. BEATTIE
........ ...... r..... *5......................... .
General Genda Reprimanded Kenown Nisei Lady Geneticist
For A-bomb Use Statement To Set Op New McMaster Lab
TOKYO. — Proceedings at the Minoru Genda currently touring
By JANICE McANDLESS
|Kouse of Councilors Budget Com- the United States.
gjniittee came to a temporary halt
The issue was raised by the
Recently as the opposition camp Socialist Party after reports from
launched an attack on the rethe U:S. quoted General Genda,
|j>oried remarks of House member former chief of the air staff of chaptei ox her successful career
iiS
* ”"' 0,1
lle'5’ areas of rethe
tackle virgin tieHs
of =gS "Irat^A?
rhe B»»h <h. "ant to change, try something new”
new oOkh she and the department will likely benefb
from
-mm new involvements, she said.
the Japanese Air Self-Defence
Likes Challenge
Force, as saying that if Japan
Pl‘ Uchida, a PhD in cenetic’
,
had possessed nuclear bombs in met.”
1 genetics to everyone wo
the iast war, jt might have also
P^T°W’ she. said in an interview recently in
Ue£
Dr.
O.G
used them just'as the U.S. did.
office, she feels the department is well establish!
department at S ck Children's Hospital m Sfa
Prime Minister
Eisaku Sato
told the committee that he was *
Her next project will be to set
a
TOKYO. — Kyodo news serv
? v lrman genetics laboratory
also surprised at the news. He
McMaster University in Ha
ice reported recently that the had ordered the foreign office to
i NONOLL'LL. — More Nisei
milton,
where she will be a proRational railway has hired 506 lo°k into the matter, he added.
of hm
of the arteries lessor in the pediatrics depart
than.Issei die of heart disease.
do Issei.
f’ore men to shove more pas
ment.
The Socialist Party demanded j l 1S was the conclusion reach
B- The rate of death from ce
sengers into .already crammed .the government should promptly ed by researchers of the National
Hr. Uchida hopes to conduct
^commuter trains, an operation recall General Gend’a to Tokyo. Heart Research Foundation who rebral hemorrhage also shows a lesearch at McMaster as well
conducted a long-term survey of slight increase among the Nisei as teaching.
^hich it says helps support JaShigeho Tanaka, Liberal-De Japanese
Dr. Uchida’s research in WinAmericas in Hawaii as compared to the Issei.
|Nns economy "from behind.”
mocratic Party whip in the up ™° Wqie born between 1900 and
Do1’' 657 WaS begU11 in 1963, ujpeg has involved the investiga
' Winter is difficult because pasand 9.887 persons responded to tion of the effects of abdominal
per chamber, contacted Genda in
angers wear heavy coats which New York by international tele _ The survey will provide addi the epidemological questionairies A.-iays on women’s ovaries and
tional information for the inquiry —a 68.5 percent return.
resulting chromosome
^e up precious room on the phone, asking him to exercise
into environmental effect on har
Another result of the survey
rams, Kyodo’s Masanori Haya- greater prudence.
dening of the arteries, research sows that the. death rate is high
‘■ni wiote, but the railway hac
Genda told him he had pre ers said.
er among single . persons and
Some conclusions of the sur those who were divorced or se
‘ e supreme duty” of getting faced all of his press conference
vey include:
parated.
commuters to their remarks with the reminder that
1.
On
the
island
of
Oahu.
Ni
The survey may indicate that
I °^o ofuces on time.
he was speaking strictly in his sei between the ages of 60 to
environmental influences, parti
64 have a 55 percent higher death cularly fast changes in the ways
..a^” Push Butt“" he private capacity, according to rate
than the Issei In other of living, rather than hereditary
SUPP°^ the COm- Tanaka.
words, for every two Issei deaths, factors may be the primary cause
Genda
Ut the nation’s fa-Stassured
Tanaka he there are three Nisei deaths.
of heart disease, researchers
t ™
economy from behind.
would henceforth use full care
2. Three times as many Nisei | said.
?ay**hi added, not to say anything that might
:"e railw?
5°6 men gives obstruct proceedings in the Ja Toyota Celebrates 5-mill. Car with Accident Fund
Pushers’ includ- panese Diet.
TOKYO.—Toyota Motor Com pany built a total of 1,097,000
^ students silled
pany celebrated the production units to consolidate its position
Mo, karate or soccer.
of its 5-millionth vehicle with as Japan's biggest manufacturer
the donation of 100 million yen and one of the top-ten auto
bunU8- *eir hea<Is slightly
(about 8300,000 dollars) to aid builders in the world. The comconfronting a matador
the education of orphans of Ja pany now operates five complete
^lnVhVCe Dahers at
panese traffic accidents.
manufacturing plants at Toyota
Toyota built its first passenger City, on the outskirts of Nago
bf® spi ’?
' Stati°n Plat' _ TOKYO. — Japan has been
tehmdPanH
a Pa5Sen^er from importing bananas in increasing car in 1935. Last year, the com- ya, Japan.
quantity during the past decade
Koach.
’ PUSh hlm into the to cope with the rising demand.
* Passed tead> bul^inS
An estimated 650,000 tons were
Irene Uchida
fM can-..:: " ^ree tomes the imported in calendar year 1968,
-1^®>' « 250,” he said.
making Japan the world’s second
I toGr
depart™ent sought
biggest importer after the United
t]
c
ke
ts
to
the
1970
World
Expot^chrom^om^^^
and
States, which imports some 1,690,GOO tons annually.
sition to be held in Osaka, Japan went on sale March 15th in all normalities in XhSd^ S
d-ab‘
Japan liberalized the import offices of Japan Air Lines throughout Canada and the ujk? ex lowing rXt?™^
’
8 tarnation exposure.
°F thanas in April 1963. Until actly one year prior to the official opening.
then, imports averaged less than
Advance ticket prices are $2.00 per adult and $1.00 for chi’r -S- Grants
100,000 tons a year.
offiCials forecast one million visitors from abroad with about seven years s
The import volume, however,
North America supplying the major number. Advance ticket sal« da and
’ said Dr- Uchijumped sharplv to 256,000 tons J* b“* the fir?t *tep in an extensive campaign to attract visitor
largely
in 1963 and to 416,000 and 481 million dollar’’’ frorn^
--a
convict^' djSl-nct court 000 tons, respectively, in 1966 to Expo <0, scheduled to operate March Io to September 13.
!aTges of
In co-operation with JAL. the Fair is organizing two Exmo pubHc health service™
SUrgeon on and 1967.
iiiegaI
Imports from Latin American ’70 caravans to tour 34 cities within the U.S.A, and Canada durin- twnaI institutes of heaPh
-on operations on
males the
D1'„ Uchida called “utter non
countries rose remarkably in 1963 the months of July and August. The specially designed vans wifi
defender^ n
0 Ao:
finprf "^ 2^ k^se there
house
large-scale
models
oi
Jhe
Fair.
The
caravans,
staffed
bv
5ensc
suggestions from vario.?'
------- 1 were reports that
Americans in
P snd smed 400,000 the crop in Taiwan, the chief Fair officials, pretty Expo J) hostesses, JAL stewardesses and pe7°”? that
'entenced to supplier of bananas for Japan, entertainers, will preview The World Exposition to travel agent’ and ckrect Canadian-ba’ed ra
6 11-1 prison.
press and general public in each city.
' I
“
re'
would be poor.
(Cont. on Page 8)
Karate And Judo
Students Hired
For Train Pushers
More Nisei Than Issei Get Heart Attack
I
Yes, They Want
More Bananas
w
Expo 70 Tickets Now Setting tn Canada
[Japanese Doctor
Convicted Of Sex
^ Operation
tadiai]
^L*.^^
TORY
ESDAY
her
Editor
Editor
ST
nute the
fact that he is the Not
ispute
t
No: 1
1 killer
killer in this
unrry.
Suppose you are the president of a big corporation
headquartered in Tokyo. If your board of directors
decides to hire a killer, you telephone him.
His name is Satoki Kurosawa. His targets are rat’
and harmful bugs, not human beings.
He is the president of Ikari Shodoku (Disinfection)
Go.. Japan’s largest firm that specializes in getting
rid of rats and noxious insects.
b
Originally his father, Keijiro, set up the company
jwi a small scale in 1945. At that time lie was running
^ small inn in Chiba Prefecture.
b
| But what did Keijiro think of such a side job ?
| One night that year a rat bit Satoki’s younger
brother on the legs while he was asleep. The brother
Big-time
almost
died of tetanus.
°
mr k* '
LCt^^^S.
When iSrtttrt^l^&W
fin"'
Next year he «■ »f
S*- speeded him.
the latest techniques of th 7*Hp.?at“ '? ™itfr
developed his father's small w
Returning home, he
toon with several k„£“
corporaacross the country.
-Pc ee’ on its payroll
His customers * are
H?°ig "“ aK hotels, hospitals larger buildings,
and corporations,
^with SO percent
total floor space
- <4udie jeaius or more.
v?'!5 “• ^ °f demies are rati
that lats Mt “P 300,000 million
|».....
Number
d
fei
^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin
d
2 t.3
siiio:
ladies
work
stia
Mr.
Jen,
:ta
^Vol. XXXIII—No. 23
Killer
lUIICI
fiY”Y’hK“ffit,a !K,r “ Tokyo alone. The
politan GYittkK “e‘,l"''d °f the S’t,w-
as
s of rats well.
-twits dislme open space.” he
from one side to the opposite side explains. In going
of a room, he savs.
a rat never takes the shortest wav
across it. “He runs
along the walls.”
^o a typical rat extermination
operation
on
like this:
ofUtMi^^
rats, you look for rat signs—lines
Jea\e while running along the wil’s
J their bodies touching against the walls
Then you follow the t* signs lo Ye"!^ and
>-ouS[&
‘“"“iWinimHiiHHiiiHiHninmmiiiH^
“SUKIYAKI”
Cookbook By
MISS STELLA ITO
One
(Continued on Page 8)
Inc fto Canadian
A"
Orwn
STRENGTH FOR THE
BRIDGE
A story of J.C.’s By
JESSIE L. BEATTIE
........ ...... r..... *5......................... .
General Genda Reprimanded Kenown Nisei Lady Geneticist
For A-bomb Use Statement To Set Op New McMaster Lab
TOKYO. — Proceedings at the Minoru Genda currently touring
By JANICE McANDLESS
|Kouse of Councilors Budget Com- the United States.
gjniittee came to a temporary halt
The issue was raised by the
Recently as the opposition camp Socialist Party after reports from
launched an attack on the rethe U:S. quoted General Genda,
|j>oried remarks of House member former chief of the air staff of chaptei ox her successful career
iiS
* ”"' 0,1
lle'5’ areas of rethe
tackle virgin tieHs
of =gS "Irat^A?
rhe B»»h <h. "ant to change, try something new”
new oOkh she and the department will likely benefb
from
-mm new involvements, she said.
the Japanese Air Self-Defence
Likes Challenge
Force, as saying that if Japan
Pl‘ Uchida, a PhD in cenetic’
,
had possessed nuclear bombs in met.”
1 genetics to everyone wo
the iast war, jt might have also
P^T°W’ she. said in an interview recently in
Ue£
Dr.
O.G
used them just'as the U.S. did.
office, she feels the department is well establish!
department at S ck Children's Hospital m Sfa
Prime Minister
Eisaku Sato
told the committee that he was *
Her next project will be to set
a
TOKYO. — Kyodo news serv
? v lrman genetics laboratory
also surprised at the news. He
McMaster University in Ha
ice reported recently that the had ordered the foreign office to
i NONOLL'LL. — More Nisei
milton,
where she will be a proRational railway has hired 506 lo°k into the matter, he added.
of hm
of the arteries lessor in the pediatrics depart
than.Issei die of heart disease.
do Issei.
f’ore men to shove more pas
ment.
The Socialist Party demanded j l 1S was the conclusion reach
B- The rate of death from ce
sengers into .already crammed .the government should promptly ed by researchers of the National
Hr. Uchida hopes to conduct
^commuter trains, an operation recall General Gend’a to Tokyo. Heart Research Foundation who rebral hemorrhage also shows a lesearch at McMaster as well
conducted a long-term survey of slight increase among the Nisei as teaching.
^hich it says helps support JaShigeho Tanaka, Liberal-De Japanese
Dr. Uchida’s research in WinAmericas in Hawaii as compared to the Issei.
|Nns economy "from behind.”
mocratic Party whip in the up ™° Wqie born between 1900 and
Do1’' 657 WaS begU11 in 1963, ujpeg has involved the investiga
' Winter is difficult because pasand 9.887 persons responded to tion of the effects of abdominal
per chamber, contacted Genda in
angers wear heavy coats which New York by international tele _ The survey will provide addi the epidemological questionairies A.-iays on women’s ovaries and
tional information for the inquiry —a 68.5 percent return.
resulting chromosome
^e up precious room on the phone, asking him to exercise
into environmental effect on har
Another result of the survey
rams, Kyodo’s Masanori Haya- greater prudence.
dening of the arteries, research sows that the. death rate is high
‘■ni wiote, but the railway hac
Genda told him he had pre ers said.
er among single . persons and
Some conclusions of the sur those who were divorced or se
‘ e supreme duty” of getting faced all of his press conference
vey include:
parated.
commuters to their remarks with the reminder that
1.
On
the
island
of
Oahu.
Ni
The survey may indicate that
I °^o ofuces on time.
he was speaking strictly in his sei between the ages of 60 to
environmental influences, parti
64 have a 55 percent higher death cularly fast changes in the ways
..a^” Push Butt“" he private capacity, according to rate
than the Issei In other of living, rather than hereditary
SUPP°^ the COm- Tanaka.
words, for every two Issei deaths, factors may be the primary cause
Genda
Ut the nation’s fa-Stassured
Tanaka he there are three Nisei deaths.
of heart disease, researchers
t ™
economy from behind.
would henceforth use full care
2. Three times as many Nisei | said.
?ay**hi added, not to say anything that might
:"e railw?
5°6 men gives obstruct proceedings in the Ja Toyota Celebrates 5-mill. Car with Accident Fund
Pushers’ includ- panese Diet.
TOKYO.—Toyota Motor Com pany built a total of 1,097,000
^ students silled
pany celebrated the production units to consolidate its position
Mo, karate or soccer.
of its 5-millionth vehicle with as Japan's biggest manufacturer
the donation of 100 million yen and one of the top-ten auto
bunU8- *eir hea<Is slightly
(about 8300,000 dollars) to aid builders in the world. The comconfronting a matador
the education of orphans of Ja pany now operates five complete
^lnVhVCe Dahers at
panese traffic accidents.
manufacturing plants at Toyota
Toyota built its first passenger City, on the outskirts of Nago
bf® spi ’?
' Stati°n Plat' _ TOKYO. — Japan has been
tehmdPanH
a Pa5Sen^er from importing bananas in increasing car in 1935. Last year, the com- ya, Japan.
quantity during the past decade
Koach.
’ PUSh hlm into the to cope with the rising demand.
* Passed tead> bul^inS
An estimated 650,000 tons were
Irene Uchida
fM can-..:: " ^ree tomes the imported in calendar year 1968,
-1^®>' « 250,” he said.
making Japan the world’s second
I toGr
depart™ent sought
biggest importer after the United
t]
c
ke
ts
to
the
1970
World
Expot^chrom^om^^^
and
States, which imports some 1,690,GOO tons annually.
sition to be held in Osaka, Japan went on sale March 15th in all normalities in XhSd^ S
d-ab‘
Japan liberalized the import offices of Japan Air Lines throughout Canada and the ujk? ex lowing rXt?™^
’
8 tarnation exposure.
°F thanas in April 1963. Until actly one year prior to the official opening.
then, imports averaged less than
Advance ticket prices are $2.00 per adult and $1.00 for chi’r -S- Grants
100,000 tons a year.
offiCials forecast one million visitors from abroad with about seven years s
The import volume, however,
North America supplying the major number. Advance ticket sal« da and
’ said Dr- Uchijumped sharplv to 256,000 tons J* b“* the fir?t *tep in an extensive campaign to attract visitor
largely
in 1963 and to 416,000 and 481 million dollar’’’ frorn^
--a
convict^' djSl-nct court 000 tons, respectively, in 1966 to Expo <0, scheduled to operate March Io to September 13.
!aTges of
In co-operation with JAL. the Fair is organizing two Exmo pubHc health service™
SUrgeon on and 1967.
iiiegaI
Imports from Latin American ’70 caravans to tour 34 cities within the U.S.A, and Canada durin- twnaI institutes of heaPh
-on operations on
males the
D1'„ Uchida called “utter non
countries rose remarkably in 1963 the months of July and August. The specially designed vans wifi
defender^ n
0 Ao:
finprf "^ 2^ k^se there
house
large-scale
models
oi
Jhe
Fair.
The
caravans,
staffed
bv
5ensc
suggestions from vario.?'
------- 1 were reports that
Americans in
P snd smed 400,000 the crop in Taiwan, the chief Fair officials, pretty Expo J) hostesses, JAL stewardesses and pe7°”? that
'entenced to supplier of bananas for Japan, entertainers, will preview The World Exposition to travel agent’ and ckrect Canadian-ba’ed ra
6 11-1 prison.
press and general public in each city.
' I
“
re'
would be poor.
(Cont. on Page 8)
Karate And Judo
Students Hired
For Train Pushers
More Nisei Than Issei Get Heart Attack
I
Yes, They Want
More Bananas
w
Expo 70 Tickets Now Setting tn Canada
[Japanese Doctor
Convicted Of Sex
^ Operation
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5day. March 25, 1969
PAGE 7
It 4« a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
Suzuki Performs In Mixed Madia Concert Mar. 28
t
AN
W,
hi
5
?earc5of ,
TORONTO.— A mixed media concert, “Cricket”, will be held find
P'
mU "heie they eat raw fish and
•ch 2S to 30 at the Toronto Public Libraries’ Learning Resource^ sleep on the floor. ‘
U-e, 666 Eglinton .-.
For some it is a character-buildin^ exuemeiwo
WnnH?d br°ade,n3 their horizons, as "the guide-books
The program, featuring music, film, poetry, dance and paintA;hers Slmply get indigestion and cricks
ting. will be performed by Miss Aiko Suzuki in collaboration witn
„
hi their backs.
Wn Sourham. Sean O’Huigin and John Foudraine.
“The real Japan” cai! be elusive, even in the romantic ^ettm—
of a ^beachside ryokan , which is what the Japanese call an inn
g
Missi Suzuki has studied painting in London and Toronto and
Strolling- through
an inn s garden, softly-lit bv JapanesJhas exhibited at the Pollock Gallery' ;and at McMaster Universitv. lanterns, visitors will such
often remark
Isn’t this beautiful?'’
^Since 1967 she has been experimenting in the plastics and light
It
guests insx^be
hedia and is planning a major exhibit for this year.
J
-Cricket” will feature two performances nightly at 8 p.m. and
#9:30 p.m. Fri., March 28, Sat., March 29 and Sun., March 30.
^Tickets are $2.00 and may be purchased by calling- the Learning it ifb figtxte
^Resources Centre, 787-1816 oi’ 787-1817.
b with it, then rinse it, wring it and drv off with it
Japanese Language School Iji-Kai Meet March 30 Oilssss
TORONTO-The 21st annual general meeting of the Toronto
^Japanese Language School Iji-Kai will be held on Sundav March
^30, 1969 at the Nikko Garden Hall from 2:30 p.m.
J
Since the new curriculum was compiled and1 put into practice
Kyusnu is known for its mild
in winter
|from this term at all 3 schools, there has been marked improve scenery ranging from semi-tropical climate
white sand beaches on the
rs meat in both teaching method's and in learning capacity of the southern tip of the starkly volcanic region,
jpupHs and there will be reports made and opinions expressed bv are responsible for the great number of" hot Still active volcanoes
springs which are the
| the teachers relative thereto.
principle attraction of the island’s resort areas of Bemm and
।
The “new look” and the general improvement in the school Enzen in the north and Ibusuki in the south.
{system as a whole were attained largely through the support and
•
ni0,St JTectacular of all of Kvushu’s hot
g cooperation given by the members of the Ijikai. PT A and
of Eden^C*1
CeUter
a 23’000 ST
man-made"Gardln
f public, for which we are truly grateful.
‘ ‘
H
of Eden. Completely covered by- a glass dome, it eniovs the
AGENDA 1) — various reports and discussions
tinction of being the world’s largest conservatorv contaiiiiim-~
2) — budget
complex of 30 oaths of various sizes, shapes and depths
3) — election of officers
set amidst palm trees and lush tropical foliage.
tJe.C!?Se;f the business, dinner will be served at 5:00 p.m
Each bath reputedly’ offers a cure for a specific, maladv such
L a66 01 the dinner is $2.00. For obvious reasons it is request
nientaUatigue
’ lndl^estion, weak eyesight, tired blood and even
ed that you make your dinner reservations (if by telephone after
6 Pv! T ?he/°if ?e followin^ not later than March 29,’ 1969. Mixed bathing is a long standing and perfectlv respectable tra
- i. T. Kanntakahara 923-2168, Mr. H. Takahashi 461-4961
dition in Japan is “derigeur” at the Health Center. Buth if ™loronto Japanese Language School Iji-.Kai
d^y P}eu'lsMhe lousuki Kanko Hotel and other hotels in the
*
*
*
b°th ^eS em and JaPanese style rooms with private
J Big Band Music Also At Centre's Karate Boogaloo
TORONTO. Glenn Miller, Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey, Woody'
f erman, Artie Shaw, Duke Ellington, Count B.asie music fans
| will not be disappointed at the Toronto Japanese Canadin Karate
entre Nisei Karate Club’s dance “Karate Boogaloo.” Music bv
.
b“dS W1U be included along with live latest “Jet Set”
। rhythms. There is a wild rumor there’ll even be some music bv
j buy Lombardo.
“BooJalo° girls” (known before .as Go-go girls) will be sei
Ibusuki Beach one can indulge in the noveltv of
hOt TnC ^ths. Guests are buried up to their chin* in
of ills ^ &andS SaiC t0 possess curative powers for any number
^le ,cfntre a!so Prov’des an 83-foot hot spring pool for vea1*round outdoor swimming. At the end of a day of soaking accordin'’
a
Preference, everyone relaxes in comfortable kimono"
to watch performances of colorful local folk dances.
The southeast coast of Miyazaki Prefecture with its vea"round temperate climate and miles of picturesque coastline combine
to make that area another popular mid-winter vacation land. Resort
tabIeS 3nd StageS in their latest costumes “doing
.
hue the attractive boulevard facing the Pacific Ocean and
They’ll help’ *
y°U baVe to do *s stand UP and copy their moves. excellent golf courses are one of the area’s chief attractions
ihejvhole coastline is considered to be one of Japan’s leadin'-’
beauty
spots and has been designated as the
’
hJhV","'!!! bC s™SinS in Ml operation with the club’s
Nichinan Kai an
Quasi-National Park.
in ,,
e Pu"ch” Pliable in limited numbers.
Historically, the region is the site of the Imperial Palace
this action will take place at the beautiful, Japanese of Japan’s first Emperor, Jimmu, and
the Miyazaki Shrine
untiM^on CU^tUPaI ?ntie’ 123 Wynford Drive starting 8:00 p.m. dedicated to the former ruler.
When it comes to food, every day
00 a’m- on March 28th (that’s
Friday in a Japanese
Friday!). Tickets are only
v-W a piece or $3.50 pei' couple. Don’t miss this truly spectacular inn. It helps if you like fish, raw and otherwise. A kimono-clad'
waitress serves meals in your room. Foreigners have describee
dance. See you there!
the food variously as an esthetic delight and a gastronomic niFh-mare.
"
*
Breakfast can be either Japanese or Western but mo< innc
w™ A®Y Mai°r From ,apan A“end Banquet see no particular value in serving fried eggs hot. Some foreigners
find cold fried eggs more formidable than uncooked fish.
Major
Station
v„;
TT.
^>uuuh Army a period on Headquarters as secGuests pad around the corridors wearing soft slippers and
- jor Hiroshi Asano of Japan,
retary to Commissioner Uyemu- yukatas, which is sort of a summer bathrobe, provided by the inn.
•;tmg Canada under the ausra, and six years on the staff
. The action, what there is of it, may be a game room featurin'’
Fees of the Army, will attend the
.of the Training College.
a juke box. and pinball and slot machines.
augural Banquet of the TorIf there’s beach it is pretty much like beaches everywhere
As one of the Japanese dele
• • apanese Canadian Citizens
except
that nobody seems to swim much. The big kick, for youn«■ ^ociahon on March 27th, 7 p.m gates to the Centenary Congress and old alike, seems to be to walk around with a pail collecting
Major Asano visited London in creepylooking little sea urchins.
the Valhalla Inn.
1965,
which visit also provided
All that activity prompts guests to turn in early. An attendant
- J3-1?. '^ano is Presently on
comes into the room, bows and rolls out a futon, which is so»t
ar
opportunity
for
a
session
at
pea.-ing tour of the principle
p
the International College for Of of an indoor sleeping bag, on the tatami (straw mat) floor/After
^ Canada until April 6th.
awhile you get used to it and go to sleep wondering if there’s
, led musician, he was born ficers, and a period of study and any way you could get your eggs hot in the morning.
■ra, Japan second largest observation at the International
L a third generation
Salva:
Returning to Japan the Major
-l> his father being now
TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
a Div;
assumed
command of the Hiro
al Envoy in the TokaiSt. John's Presbyterian, Broadview at Simpson Ave.
SERVICES:
shima Corps before being ap
uCt" Md hiS mother Home
Sunday: Sunday School 2:00 P.M. Worship Service 3:00 P.M.
« Corps
“r °f the ^ pointed to Kanto Division as Di
Tuesday: Praver and Study Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
Friday: Young Peoples Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
visional Commander where he and
Phone Contact: Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1686.
ed dSiM^r ?S disband’ Mrs. Asano now serve.
6
I
I
Ii
^eeond world war,
Mrs. Asano’s grandfather was
one of Japan’s foremost cam
time £ ? and ^^S that
paigners against the drink trade
mrenP,?a>F J°st his spiritual
and for his outstanding Army
the fii^ v
G°d’ However, in
witness was .admitted
to the
ou,.. Councils conductOrder of the Founder in 1961.
;r‘ Tokyo
2 ^er the war, by Mrs. Asano, who has two sons,
inert
Lieui.-Commissioner
iC
or Rolfe l^9 young Asano and ably and enthusiastically sup
ports her husband in his many
obedien:<> the Call of God and varied
1’1
assignments, will
5 year la
ter entered The Salmake
history
by
being the first
hi ArmTraining College
married woman officer from Ja
1 Ckiicerj.
pan to .attend a session at the In
nave included ternational College for Officers
bvo new Corps, from January to March, 1969.
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Nisei Service and Church School — Sun.
11:30 A.M.
English — Rev. G. S. Imai, 444-5159
Japanese — Rev. Y. C. Horikoshi. 766-5632
701 Dovercourt Rd.
A warm welcome to all.
S. of Bloor
Residential Painting
By
KAZ KATO
Call 221-7841
AUTO
life;
FIRE
—
ALL FORMS
OF
consult
KIYO TAMURA
Bus, 366-5812
Bum
Res. Pl. 9-831.
824-8153
322-1353 <
Beni
ERNEST JOMORI
Chartered
Accountant
Sult*
403
130 BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
Custom Picture
Framing
1278 Yonge Street, Toronto 7, Ont
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
ToHo Nishimura
923-6877
KINO'S MARKET
Red & White
Food Store
Phone 355-2211
DANFORTH
SPORTING GOODS
SKATES
Hockey Equipment
Skate Sharpening
551 Danforth Ave^
(near Carlaw)
George Fukusaka
Phone: HO. 3-7400
OPEN FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Formal
Rentals
Rewnt
Now For
Weddingi
Dances Etc.
Sus Nagai
534-4302
i
TORONTO
Of Toronto
CUSTOM MADE SUIT
1959
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 A.M. Morning Service — Rev. Newton Ishiura
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service — Rev Newton Ishiura
918 Bathurst St.
Telephone:
2 Carlton St. 10th floor
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
Phone 368-4681
ALNAi
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY. MARCH 23,
William Wales Ltd
Insurance Agents
457 DANFORTH ATE.
PHONE: 463-8104
!
PAGE 7
It 4« a good policy to
have the RIGHT POLICY
Consult
Suzuki Performs In Mixed Madia Concert Mar. 28
t
AN
W,
hi
5
?earc5of ,
TORONTO.— A mixed media concert, “Cricket”, will be held find
P'
mU "heie they eat raw fish and
•ch 2S to 30 at the Toronto Public Libraries’ Learning Resource^ sleep on the floor. ‘
U-e, 666 Eglinton .-.
For some it is a character-buildin^ exuemeiwo
WnnH?d br°ade,n3 their horizons, as "the guide-books
The program, featuring music, film, poetry, dance and paintA;hers Slmply get indigestion and cricks
ting. will be performed by Miss Aiko Suzuki in collaboration witn
„
hi their backs.
Wn Sourham. Sean O’Huigin and John Foudraine.
“The real Japan” cai! be elusive, even in the romantic ^ettm—
of a ^beachside ryokan , which is what the Japanese call an inn
g
Missi Suzuki has studied painting in London and Toronto and
Strolling- through
an inn s garden, softly-lit bv JapanesJhas exhibited at the Pollock Gallery' ;and at McMaster Universitv. lanterns, visitors will such
often remark
Isn’t this beautiful?'’
^Since 1967 she has been experimenting in the plastics and light
It
guests insx^be
hedia and is planning a major exhibit for this year.
J
-Cricket” will feature two performances nightly at 8 p.m. and
#9:30 p.m. Fri., March 28, Sat., March 29 and Sun., March 30.
^Tickets are $2.00 and may be purchased by calling- the Learning it ifb figtxte
^Resources Centre, 787-1816 oi’ 787-1817.
b with it, then rinse it, wring it and drv off with it
Japanese Language School Iji-Kai Meet March 30 Oilssss
TORONTO-The 21st annual general meeting of the Toronto
^Japanese Language School Iji-Kai will be held on Sundav March
^30, 1969 at the Nikko Garden Hall from 2:30 p.m.
J
Since the new curriculum was compiled and1 put into practice
Kyusnu is known for its mild
in winter
|from this term at all 3 schools, there has been marked improve scenery ranging from semi-tropical climate
white sand beaches on the
rs meat in both teaching method's and in learning capacity of the southern tip of the starkly volcanic region,
jpupHs and there will be reports made and opinions expressed bv are responsible for the great number of" hot Still active volcanoes
springs which are the
| the teachers relative thereto.
principle attraction of the island’s resort areas of Bemm and
।
The “new look” and the general improvement in the school Enzen in the north and Ibusuki in the south.
{system as a whole were attained largely through the support and
•
ni0,St JTectacular of all of Kvushu’s hot
g cooperation given by the members of the Ijikai. PT A and
of Eden^C*1
CeUter
a 23’000 ST
man-made"Gardln
f public, for which we are truly grateful.
‘ ‘
H
of Eden. Completely covered by- a glass dome, it eniovs the
AGENDA 1) — various reports and discussions
tinction of being the world’s largest conservatorv contaiiiiim-~
2) — budget
complex of 30 oaths of various sizes, shapes and depths
3) — election of officers
set amidst palm trees and lush tropical foliage.
tJe.C!?Se;f the business, dinner will be served at 5:00 p.m
Each bath reputedly’ offers a cure for a specific, maladv such
L a66 01 the dinner is $2.00. For obvious reasons it is request
nientaUatigue
’ lndl^estion, weak eyesight, tired blood and even
ed that you make your dinner reservations (if by telephone after
6 Pv! T ?he/°if ?e followin^ not later than March 29,’ 1969. Mixed bathing is a long standing and perfectlv respectable tra
- i. T. Kanntakahara 923-2168, Mr. H. Takahashi 461-4961
dition in Japan is “derigeur” at the Health Center. Buth if ™loronto Japanese Language School Iji-.Kai
d^y P}eu'lsMhe lousuki Kanko Hotel and other hotels in the
*
*
*
b°th ^eS em and JaPanese style rooms with private
J Big Band Music Also At Centre's Karate Boogaloo
TORONTO. Glenn Miller, Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey, Woody'
f erman, Artie Shaw, Duke Ellington, Count B.asie music fans
| will not be disappointed at the Toronto Japanese Canadin Karate
entre Nisei Karate Club’s dance “Karate Boogaloo.” Music bv
.
b“dS W1U be included along with live latest “Jet Set”
। rhythms. There is a wild rumor there’ll even be some music bv
j buy Lombardo.
“BooJalo° girls” (known before .as Go-go girls) will be sei
Ibusuki Beach one can indulge in the noveltv of
hOt TnC ^ths. Guests are buried up to their chin* in
of ills ^ &andS SaiC t0 possess curative powers for any number
^le ,cfntre a!so Prov’des an 83-foot hot spring pool for vea1*round outdoor swimming. At the end of a day of soaking accordin'’
a
Preference, everyone relaxes in comfortable kimono"
to watch performances of colorful local folk dances.
The southeast coast of Miyazaki Prefecture with its vea"round temperate climate and miles of picturesque coastline combine
to make that area another popular mid-winter vacation land. Resort
tabIeS 3nd StageS in their latest costumes “doing
.
hue the attractive boulevard facing the Pacific Ocean and
They’ll help’ *
y°U baVe to do *s stand UP and copy their moves. excellent golf courses are one of the area’s chief attractions
ihejvhole coastline is considered to be one of Japan’s leadin'-’
beauty
spots and has been designated as the
’
hJhV","'!!! bC s™SinS in Ml operation with the club’s
Nichinan Kai an
Quasi-National Park.
in ,,
e Pu"ch” Pliable in limited numbers.
Historically, the region is the site of the Imperial Palace
this action will take place at the beautiful, Japanese of Japan’s first Emperor, Jimmu, and
the Miyazaki Shrine
untiM^on CU^tUPaI ?ntie’ 123 Wynford Drive starting 8:00 p.m. dedicated to the former ruler.
When it comes to food, every day
00 a’m- on March 28th (that’s
Friday in a Japanese
Friday!). Tickets are only
v-W a piece or $3.50 pei' couple. Don’t miss this truly spectacular inn. It helps if you like fish, raw and otherwise. A kimono-clad'
waitress serves meals in your room. Foreigners have describee
dance. See you there!
the food variously as an esthetic delight and a gastronomic niFh-mare.
"
*
Breakfast can be either Japanese or Western but mo< innc
w™ A®Y Mai°r From ,apan A“end Banquet see no particular value in serving fried eggs hot. Some foreigners
find cold fried eggs more formidable than uncooked fish.
Major
Station
v„;
TT.
^>uuuh Army a period on Headquarters as secGuests pad around the corridors wearing soft slippers and
- jor Hiroshi Asano of Japan,
retary to Commissioner Uyemu- yukatas, which is sort of a summer bathrobe, provided by the inn.
•;tmg Canada under the ausra, and six years on the staff
. The action, what there is of it, may be a game room featurin'’
Fees of the Army, will attend the
.of the Training College.
a juke box. and pinball and slot machines.
augural Banquet of the TorIf there’s beach it is pretty much like beaches everywhere
As one of the Japanese dele
• • apanese Canadian Citizens
except
that nobody seems to swim much. The big kick, for youn«■ ^ociahon on March 27th, 7 p.m gates to the Centenary Congress and old alike, seems to be to walk around with a pail collecting
Major Asano visited London in creepylooking little sea urchins.
the Valhalla Inn.
1965,
which visit also provided
All that activity prompts guests to turn in early. An attendant
- J3-1?. '^ano is Presently on
comes into the room, bows and rolls out a futon, which is so»t
ar
opportunity
for
a
session
at
pea.-ing tour of the principle
p
the International College for Of of an indoor sleeping bag, on the tatami (straw mat) floor/After
^ Canada until April 6th.
awhile you get used to it and go to sleep wondering if there’s
, led musician, he was born ficers, and a period of study and any way you could get your eggs hot in the morning.
■ra, Japan second largest observation at the International
L a third generation
Salva:
Returning to Japan the Major
-l> his father being now
TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
a Div;
assumed
command of the Hiro
al Envoy in the TokaiSt. John's Presbyterian, Broadview at Simpson Ave.
SERVICES:
shima Corps before being ap
uCt" Md hiS mother Home
Sunday: Sunday School 2:00 P.M. Worship Service 3:00 P.M.
« Corps
“r °f the ^ pointed to Kanto Division as Di
Tuesday: Praver and Study Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
Friday: Young Peoples Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
visional Commander where he and
Phone Contact: Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1686.
ed dSiM^r ?S disband’ Mrs. Asano now serve.
6
I
I
Ii
^eeond world war,
Mrs. Asano’s grandfather was
one of Japan’s foremost cam
time £ ? and ^^S that
paigners against the drink trade
mrenP,?a>F J°st his spiritual
and for his outstanding Army
the fii^ v
G°d’ However, in
witness was .admitted
to the
ou,.. Councils conductOrder of the Founder in 1961.
;r‘ Tokyo
2 ^er the war, by Mrs. Asano, who has two sons,
inert
Lieui.-Commissioner
iC
or Rolfe l^9 young Asano and ably and enthusiastically sup
ports her husband in his many
obedien:<> the Call of God and varied
1’1
assignments, will
5 year la
ter entered The Salmake
history
by
being the first
hi ArmTraining College
married woman officer from Ja
1 Ckiicerj.
pan to .attend a session at the In
nave included ternational College for Officers
bvo new Corps, from January to March, 1969.
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
Nisei Service and Church School — Sun.
11:30 A.M.
English — Rev. G. S. Imai, 444-5159
Japanese — Rev. Y. C. Horikoshi. 766-5632
701 Dovercourt Rd.
A warm welcome to all.
S. of Bloor
Residential Painting
By
KAZ KATO
Call 221-7841
AUTO
life;
FIRE
—
ALL FORMS
OF
consult
KIYO TAMURA
Bus, 366-5812
Bum
Res. Pl. 9-831.
824-8153
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Beni
ERNEST JOMORI
Chartered
Accountant
Sult*
403
130 BLOOR ST. W.
TORONTO
Custom Picture
Framing
1278 Yonge Street, Toronto 7, Ont
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
ToHo Nishimura
923-6877
KINO'S MARKET
Red & White
Food Store
Phone 355-2211
DANFORTH
SPORTING GOODS
SKATES
Hockey Equipment
Skate Sharpening
551 Danforth Ave^
(near Carlaw)
George Fukusaka
Phone: HO. 3-7400
OPEN FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Formal
Rentals
Rewnt
Now For
Weddingi
Dances Etc.
Sus Nagai
534-4302
i
TORONTO
Of Toronto
CUSTOM MADE SUIT
1959
10:30 A.M. Religious School
11:00 A.M. Morning Service — Rev. Newton Ishiura
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service — Rev Newton Ishiura
918 Bathurst St.
Telephone:
2 Carlton St. 10th floor
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
Phone 368-4681
ALNAi
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SUNDAY. MARCH 23,
William Wales Ltd
Insurance Agents
457 DANFORTH ATE.
PHONE: 463-8104
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Page 8
PAGE 8
SPRING TOUR TO JAPAN, 1969
MARCH 30th, (Sunday)
MAY llth, (Sunday)
chida . . .
(Cont. From Page 1)
in’Xl"AiS^“ *n important part of thetainin^
Public attS'Zd be 0M the ~' Petitioner.”
For detailed information contact
515 Alain Street, Vancouver
Phone 682-2241
ot giatitude, she said. Her de-1
Aow Studv Drugs
partment’s research would have .
Uchida’s study of abdom
b™n ’mpossible without Ameri- mal radiation and birth abnor
can support, she noted.
j malties is only one aspect
S3
I’
PUBLISHED ON EVERY W,
Doctol-
and
Friday
^
" OUU1 always caution I
The percentage of newborn I KEI TSUATTIR ^^T^ksher
X'T unless absolutely suffering .abnormality due to
EnSHsh E®to
necessary. Sometimes she said, chromosome damage* from
4 a Japanese Editor
PaH“tS eel
want it.
’ factors is cited at from Z to
*
, ei advice is “the only
onlv thin<
thinor two percent, said Dr. Uchida I
subscription
il c,an ^ *s m reiy upon the.
o Sr ?f these are not inherit- I
S5«°nnper 6 m°n&s
doctor s recommendation
ed,’ but caused by environmentS5'00 per
ceitainly knows best.”
no..?;
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
SSL
Be Conservative
*UraJ's are necessary, she said.
Its just a
matter1 of bein«
conservative.”
°
I 4. ^n eissendal pait of Dr. Uchi11 SnOr°*e Tth -?e department of
-1 oenetics has been “to make
^e expects to do some study- I ‘m"' ■
""...... .... ....... .
- people aware of the importance
of Genetics- — not just the Lav- other’s brains”6 in
•
thr medica! Profession. eal centres and hopelfly1
technician’ warned. ST
othei
years a»°> People
(Toronto^ Ph°ne 259’3i02' X 7^
Aeie ceitainly concentrating on rmiopean centres.
in
Vancouver,
a
later
Cam01?0
°£the environment.
itie^^bb0^- great Possibil- lesident of Toronto and WinWin1 hr
/ V he contro1 of disease mpeg, Dr. Uchida said she feels ___ FemaleJ^elpWanted
oDera’c on
I
Tth the essential 110 partlcular allegiance to any EXPERIENCED
ses 366-6010 between 9 a S and5o“T -hist think Of (Toronto I
makeup of the human bodv rathe-"
a p.u.
hp ?iiaS
bein" a Canadian,”
affecting it from sne said.
DRESS designer, factorv
s^*)« -- —
e’ By Appointment
Kawaguchi, Art Watanabe
21
Sales — Service
Franchised Dealer For
RCA. Victor — Color & B.W.
Television — Stereo — Etc.
2893 Lawrence Ave. East At
Plione 759-1583
Scarb’rMel1
Tosh Muraki
___
Killer . . .
S«fr ^-t^r drive
them
(Continued from Page 1!)
emphasizes, he is putting an
increasing emphasis on
prevention.
;
operators on
inf35? ln big firm- Good wages 'wk
ln, fanlory and hom® sewers also
ed. Phone 364-7948 (Toronto)
HOUSE
general insurance
SHIPPING
Packing Crating
MAS (Ron) MENDE
757-5184
Lichee Garden
ns eh^ ^"s ^“^
,
„
Toronto, Canada
Phone 364-3481
(4 Lines To Serve You)
CATERING SERVICE — "TAKE-OUT” ORDERS
Banquet Facilities
For Business Or Private Parties
*’^D^1RECE^IONS (^ <” Small)
MUSIC NIGHTLY
^re rats.
he reports, are
holed
up
in
big
ice blocks
freezing warehouses and livn ( ,
aozen fish and vegetables Tim
!™P'!?tTO, hKide such bmh
ib as low as that aSouth Pole.
1 the
In this affluent ocieiy, Kurosawa now faces a new type of
trouble.
An increasing number of patrons ask him to »er rid of both
cats and rats at once.
These dav Kurosawa expla
are not hungry
Tl
coexist "With ruts
peace.
“The trouble
he
“destroying both
?\ °uCe is 3 Wrriblv
job. because there art
that work for both.”
Like public hygiene.
Arrow World Wide
Shipping
».rREYoUA
,
"22^_pONOR?|
SF
Bl
Cana
fined
in” o
Xove
of 65
Tor
Bid
To
TO]
lovers
Park
io Sei
Toron
move
Ann
Premia
minist
orches
headed
Heintz
Arti
Fror
Sold
TOK
fats Ci
''v °f
that
yeans ■
p pr
r3s P
n be
K. HORI
ir.
’erivo^C °F TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD
Phone: 261-5194
Scarborough
his
Metro Toronto
Call: KEN HORI
res<
| uiai
i on
> an ।
889-6269
When Buying Or Selling A Home
8
Kurosawa
.III
SaU so<
f^e 1
Gt pro'
»eans c
^’.be
hfrial
S®?11 v
I
'io dru
V(
for better dresses. Pernh»n|ho-:'i?-'
Phone 364-3465, Mr. D^sT^
_ All you have to do is wait
some distance away along the
_HeIp Wanted
11 and,catch them with vour hwh company is now increasbare hanas.
A
^UNGUAL
person (Male or re
g .drugs to prevent
It's Private! No Time Limit!
male) is urgently required for the t>iS
f
W
comin
»
mto
new
build'to Kurosawa, rats
in?^ before people come in to sition _ of Administrator for Niocoda
1Un aS Tast as you might settle
Home in Beamsville, Ontario Fo"so^
down, (Shukan Bunshun)
mCtlOni,1 P1^35© write or phone the
Get the most enjoyment from your wedding
following.- Mr. T. Uyede, 3 Russell Are,
PPe SfS^hey
PUn as fast
$L Catharines, Ont. Tel: 682-7162. Mr.
as a ball thrown in baseball So 'Two Former Enemies
k yPnanaatsu, 58 Cronin Dr., Islington,
reception or anniversary
Ont. Tel: BE. 3-1597. Board of Directors
it you can catch a ball, vou’ean
Plenty of deHeiow food! Plenty of (m parting[
Nrpponia Home.
surely get hold of running rat
Meet As Friends
he says.
°
’
Doniestic Help Wanted
But that is an old story.
former noncomis^merman officer and a A GENTLEMAN with three children re
,USes various
JaPanese soldier were re quires woman to look after 'household
Some n f P°WerfuI rat-poison,
n,u!ies'
heavy work. Live in or’ei
united recently after 22 years Phone
535-2450 after six (Toronto).
925 Eglinton W. Toronto
jeai&
nt in ebS° pmsonous that all here.
- s in a huge building are dea<l
“
RU. 1-9123
The American, Charles Steward
। m a matter of a day or two
Business for Sale
S
ta
’
«-year-old
Afc
BUSINESS for sale, well establishes
There
are
waterproof
oice colonel, now stationed in clientele. Garden maintenance business.
P°!!On PSS f°r use i” a sewie
? T'i ’ ,5nd the soldier, Yoshio For particulars phone 247-1706 (Tor
Fire _ Burglary _ Bmds _ AutomobUe
Pn?1; T^re are also poisonous]
onto).
etrtit a °f W-° had become
'■hugs to be dissolved in water
acquainted at a prisoner of waLiability — Giass
diffien^ gIanC5 R wouId seem camp on Rota Island between
mificult for rats to find thpG' Saipan and Guam.
I Use New Canadian Ads
JI?’ lnt0 modern buildings of
ToK^r/
011
?
Satake
Hving
in
iron, concrete and glass.
For Best Results
According to Kurosawa, how directoiw^’ Recking a telepimne
sy in Sipei
JaPaMSe
ever, it is not so.
Phone 964-9000 William R. Bell
Modern
buildings
are
Satake is now operating a res
the
[easiest things for rats to peneSpecial Discounts on Store and Business
taurant m Taito Ward.
•ate, Kurosawa
savs. becX
QnHosteTT met
Satake
at
Package Policies
y?
connected with the sew Sanno_ Hotel and
J several photos taken duhi fr’
age system m the basement.
to Japan & all Ports
°”ce inside rats eniov ai"- Period of Satake s imprisonment?
tel^’^TH® ail year rouuL Ho
By Air, Rail,
Satake said he was verv o-lad
tels, and department stores pack
called eiAe ,the Phot°s and he reed with high-qualitv food'
Land & Sea
callea that when his unit wa=
che most comfortable place
for sS^hJ?61' - <okin^y told
rats.
H
Buy and Sell
Si XI6 might ™n a-T
Overseas
, ‘Kats also like calcarets
an
oars, especially the
expensive
Through
>nes in the Ginza.
th^’rwa'va ?nce found mors
10 aests of rats in one
All Custom Papers
'abaret there.
Arranged
, Kurosawa adds that Gin™
h'-e
on
bananas
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
and melon:
hese days.
Fully Insured
But Kurosawa notes t h a t
almost nothing can be free from
Call
1527 O'Connor Dr.
CHINA
Sn
gsax.:ra;= CLASSIFIED
TOM’S TELEVISION & RADIO
Ton. SJ"'
B
»
on
SPRING TOUR TO JAPAN, 1969
MARCH 30th, (Sunday)
MAY llth, (Sunday)
chida . . .
(Cont. From Page 1)
in’Xl"AiS^“ *n important part of thetainin^
Public attS'Zd be 0M the ~' Petitioner.”
For detailed information contact
515 Alain Street, Vancouver
Phone 682-2241
ot giatitude, she said. Her de-1
Aow Studv Drugs
partment’s research would have .
Uchida’s study of abdom
b™n ’mpossible without Ameri- mal radiation and birth abnor
can support, she noted.
j malties is only one aspect
S3
I’
PUBLISHED ON EVERY W,
Doctol-
and
Friday
^
" OUU1 always caution I
The percentage of newborn I KEI TSUATTIR ^^T^ksher
X'T unless absolutely suffering .abnormality due to
EnSHsh E®to
necessary. Sometimes she said, chromosome damage* from
4 a Japanese Editor
PaH“tS eel
want it.
’ factors is cited at from Z to
*
, ei advice is “the only
onlv thin<
thinor two percent, said Dr. Uchida I
subscription
il c,an ^ *s m reiy upon the.
o Sr ?f these are not inherit- I
S5«°nnper 6 m°n&s
doctor s recommendation
ed,’ but caused by environmentS5'00 per
ceitainly knows best.”
no..?;
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
SSL
Be Conservative
*UraJ's are necessary, she said.
Its just a
matter1 of bein«
conservative.”
°
I 4. ^n eissendal pait of Dr. Uchi11 SnOr°*e Tth -?e department of
-1 oenetics has been “to make
^e expects to do some study- I ‘m"' ■
""...... .... ....... .
- people aware of the importance
of Genetics- — not just the Lav- other’s brains”6 in
•
thr medica! Profession. eal centres and hopelfly1
technician’ warned. ST
othei
years a»°> People
(Toronto^ Ph°ne 259’3i02' X 7^
Aeie ceitainly concentrating on rmiopean centres.
in
Vancouver,
a
later
Cam01?0
°£the environment.
itie^^bb0^- great Possibil- lesident of Toronto and WinWin1 hr
/ V he contro1 of disease mpeg, Dr. Uchida said she feels ___ FemaleJ^elpWanted
oDera’c on
I
Tth the essential 110 partlcular allegiance to any EXPERIENCED
ses 366-6010 between 9 a S and5o“T -hist think Of (Toronto I
makeup of the human bodv rathe-"
a p.u.
hp ?iiaS
bein" a Canadian,”
affecting it from sne said.
DRESS designer, factorv
s^*)« -- —
e’ By Appointment
Kawaguchi, Art Watanabe
21
Sales — Service
Franchised Dealer For
RCA. Victor — Color & B.W.
Television — Stereo — Etc.
2893 Lawrence Ave. East At
Plione 759-1583
Scarb’rMel1
Tosh Muraki
___
Killer . . .
S«fr ^-t^r drive
them
(Continued from Page 1!)
emphasizes, he is putting an
increasing emphasis on
prevention.
;
operators on
inf35? ln big firm- Good wages 'wk
ln, fanlory and hom® sewers also
ed. Phone 364-7948 (Toronto)
HOUSE
general insurance
SHIPPING
Packing Crating
MAS (Ron) MENDE
757-5184
Lichee Garden
ns eh^ ^"s ^“^
,
„
Toronto, Canada
Phone 364-3481
(4 Lines To Serve You)
CATERING SERVICE — "TAKE-OUT” ORDERS
Banquet Facilities
For Business Or Private Parties
*’^D^1RECE^IONS (^ <” Small)
MUSIC NIGHTLY
^re rats.
he reports, are
holed
up
in
big
ice blocks
freezing warehouses and livn ( ,
aozen fish and vegetables Tim
!™P'!?tTO, hKide such bmh
ib as low as that aSouth Pole.
1 the
In this affluent ocieiy, Kurosawa now faces a new type of
trouble.
An increasing number of patrons ask him to »er rid of both
cats and rats at once.
These dav Kurosawa expla
are not hungry
Tl
coexist "With ruts
peace.
“The trouble
he
“destroying both
?\ °uCe is 3 Wrriblv
job. because there art
that work for both.”
Like public hygiene.
Arrow World Wide
Shipping
».rREYoUA
,
"22^_pONOR?|
SF
Bl
Cana
fined
in” o
Xove
of 65
Tor
Bid
To
TO]
lovers
Park
io Sei
Toron
move
Ann
Premia
minist
orches
headed
Heintz
Arti
Fror
Sold
TOK
fats Ci
''v °f
that
yeans ■
p pr
r3s P
n be
K. HORI
ir.
’erivo^C °F TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD
Phone: 261-5194
Scarborough
his
Metro Toronto
Call: KEN HORI
res<
| uiai
i on
> an ।
889-6269
When Buying Or Selling A Home
8
Kurosawa
.III
SaU so<
f^e 1
Gt pro'
»eans c
^’.be
hfrial
S®?11 v
I
'io dru
V(
for better dresses. Pernh»n|ho-:'i?-'
Phone 364-3465, Mr. D^sT^
_ All you have to do is wait
some distance away along the
_HeIp Wanted
11 and,catch them with vour hwh company is now increasbare hanas.
A
^UNGUAL
person (Male or re
g .drugs to prevent
It's Private! No Time Limit!
male) is urgently required for the t>iS
f
W
comin
»
mto
new
build'to Kurosawa, rats
in?^ before people come in to sition _ of Administrator for Niocoda
1Un aS Tast as you might settle
Home in Beamsville, Ontario Fo"so^
down, (Shukan Bunshun)
mCtlOni,1 P1^35© write or phone the
Get the most enjoyment from your wedding
following.- Mr. T. Uyede, 3 Russell Are,
PPe SfS^hey
PUn as fast
$L Catharines, Ont. Tel: 682-7162. Mr.
as a ball thrown in baseball So 'Two Former Enemies
k yPnanaatsu, 58 Cronin Dr., Islington,
reception or anniversary
Ont. Tel: BE. 3-1597. Board of Directors
it you can catch a ball, vou’ean
Plenty of deHeiow food! Plenty of (m parting[
Nrpponia Home.
surely get hold of running rat
Meet As Friends
he says.
°
’
Doniestic Help Wanted
But that is an old story.
former noncomis^merman officer and a A GENTLEMAN with three children re
,USes various
JaPanese soldier were re quires woman to look after 'household
Some n f P°WerfuI rat-poison,
n,u!ies'
heavy work. Live in or’ei
united recently after 22 years Phone
535-2450 after six (Toronto).
925 Eglinton W. Toronto
jeai&
nt in ebS° pmsonous that all here.
- s in a huge building are dea<l
“
RU. 1-9123
The American, Charles Steward
। m a matter of a day or two
Business for Sale
S
ta
’
«-year-old
Afc
BUSINESS for sale, well establishes
There
are
waterproof
oice colonel, now stationed in clientele. Garden maintenance business.
P°!!On PSS f°r use i” a sewie
? T'i ’ ,5nd the soldier, Yoshio For particulars phone 247-1706 (Tor
Fire _ Burglary _ Bmds _ AutomobUe
Pn?1; T^re are also poisonous]
onto).
etrtit a °f W-° had become
'■hugs to be dissolved in water
acquainted at a prisoner of waLiability — Giass
diffien^ gIanC5 R wouId seem camp on Rota Island between
mificult for rats to find thpG' Saipan and Guam.
I Use New Canadian Ads
JI?’ lnt0 modern buildings of
ToK^r/
011
?
Satake
Hving
in
iron, concrete and glass.
For Best Results
According to Kurosawa, how directoiw^’ Recking a telepimne
sy in Sipei
JaPaMSe
ever, it is not so.
Phone 964-9000 William R. Bell
Modern
buildings
are
Satake is now operating a res
the
[easiest things for rats to peneSpecial Discounts on Store and Business
taurant m Taito Ward.
•ate, Kurosawa
savs. becX
QnHosteTT met
Satake
at
Package Policies
y?
connected with the sew Sanno_ Hotel and
J several photos taken duhi fr’
age system m the basement.
to Japan & all Ports
°”ce inside rats eniov ai"- Period of Satake s imprisonment?
tel^’^TH® ail year rouuL Ho
By Air, Rail,
Satake said he was verv o-lad
tels, and department stores pack
called eiAe ,the Phot°s and he reed with high-qualitv food'
Land & Sea
callea that when his unit wa=
che most comfortable place
for sS^hJ?61' - <okin^y told
rats.
H
Buy and Sell
Si XI6 might ™n a-T
Overseas
, ‘Kats also like calcarets
an
oars, especially the
expensive
Through
>nes in the Ginza.
th^’rwa'va ?nce found mors
10 aests of rats in one
All Custom Papers
'abaret there.
Arranged
, Kurosawa adds that Gin™
h'-e
on
bananas
MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
and melon:
hese days.
Fully Insured
But Kurosawa notes t h a t
almost nothing can be free from
Call
1527 O'Connor Dr.
CHINA
Sn
gsax.:ra;= CLASSIFIED
TOM’S TELEVISION & RADIO
Ton. SJ"'
B
»
on