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Meetings From Former Torontonians, Mitsui’s Of Roma, Lesotho
friend-
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counh
w
er
I csoib- o — First of
thank all our
lions for their
eiters and gifts of
are still here. We
quiries that they
/had to leave this
that we are
are
intending
ou
forconi
r
Mitsui efused entry into
Rev. Tad MitSouth Atnea.
[.
(University
r
T fGlirist
birect
Jhibite
ient) Regional
iy Lesotho and ChaplaU.B.L.S. has been promi further entry into
Jie of South Africa.
He is a Canadian Citizen. Tad ’
ir is just for. being a mem
' that it
had been to the Malawi and ber of the family of a dangerous
East Africa Leadership Training man in their eves. So we are
Courses on behalf of the U.C.M. happily confined in this beautiOn his return at Jan Smuts air ful, tiny (a half of the size of
port he was greeted by Special the Province of Nova
Branch men (Secret Police) and and mountaineous country. So
informed of the Government or metimes, it gets slightly 'incon
der. Finally he was given eight venient not be able to buy any
hours to collect his car and get thing more than very' basic
out of the country...” (from
the News Letter of the Univer
Holiday I. In May
friend
sity Christian Movement of South (British volunteer — Irish girl)
Africa).
and three of us had a wonderful
On July 15th, 1972, Chico was holiday in much freer atmosphere
also refused entry (that was her of Lourenco Margues. It was
birthday). Also Evelyn can not good to have Olwyn to keep Eve
go across now. Why ? We guess and Chico company driving to
iland to pick up Tad who
had to fly over South Afi
We
enjoyed walking on busy
of crowded down town, white
sand on the beach and sea food!
Eve and Chico drove back and
Tad flew and welcomed the Cros-
suddenly felt
sm.aU boundary of Lesotho.
(see your map — if it is an old
one see Basutoland) ‘’Upper
room’’ was written after this
trip.
Holiday Hl. Just before Christ-
port.
we. began our madly in the mountains to the Semonbusy
months.
kong fall (7th highest in the
Holiday II. After sending all world) with two other couples.
Six davs horse, back riding with
to go to Botswana with Tad who
was to speak at a Teachers' Co and we enjoyed it tremendously.
urse. This time we all three Evelyn did very well.
(prohibited immigrants) had to
Canadian Crossroaders. It. was
fly. Making connection with 24
hours wait at the airport was
(Cont. on Page 8)
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Bv SHIZUYE
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-SUKIYAKI”
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Cookbook $1.65
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
No. 12
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1972
Toronto, Ont.
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By BILL HOSOKAWA
CODE TALKERS — You’ve probably heard it said that
-59 mtlVorkl War 11 the Japanese Army was so confident the Americans couldn’t understand their language that much of their comconducted in the clear, that is, without resorting
1
3Wot'e' I 'vc heard this too, although I haven’t been able to track
iown io an authoritative source. Be that as it may, the crafty
nk? fooled them. They rounded up several thousand Nisei, most
^OBviiom could handle baby-talk Japanese, rushed them through
with some heroic cooperation on the part of the Nisei,
Kcram-cour
■tag
ck corps of translators and interpreters.
kana oi mo uu with
long,
U.S.
intelligence
was getting just about all the inforkBefoie
email m it needed to know about Japanese plans and operations.
: there’s another facet to the story. The U.S., in turn, came
—'upLuh a fast, oral means of communication which, so far as anyfebne knows, the. Japanese never were able to crack.
I It- was the Navajo Indian language with a code built into it
ft^nake it doubly unintelligible to anyone but a Navajo who knew
fthe cod
Petite Coed Fem Faction Chief
Wants Public Hanging Of Emperor
TOKY’O. — A 23-year old Ja- j
The demand is typical of Japa “always
brings
revolutionary
panese coed demands no less ■ nese studen
among the successes” in Japan.
than the public hanging of Em most politically radical in the
In 1960, the last Year of the
peror Hirohito as a war criminal world. They predict that 1972 Rat, thousands of leftist students
to mark the 'birth of a radical will be even more violent, than opposing the Japan-U.S. security
new Japan.
1971 when they killed four po treaty stormed the. parliament
“Without the trial of Hirohito licemen and injured more than building in Tokyo, Miss Saki re
and his family,” says the 4-foot- 3400 in street fighting.
called. The government of Nobu
10-inch revolutionary, “Japan’s
As the Year of the Rat 1972 suke .Kishi fell.
war period will not end.”
is prime for revolutionary acUpheavals also marked
two
tion, Minako Saki told an inter other Years of the Rat. In 1948,
viewer. The name is not her real wartime Premier Hideki Tojo and
one but the alias she chose in six other Japanese were executed
agreeing to tell her story.
as war criminals. In 3 936, army
She and other students acti officers rose against Premier
vists believe such a year in the Keisuke Okada, killing two ca
“YEAR OF MICE”
Orient
’s 12-year zodiac cycle binet officers and eventually
TOKYO. —.A Tokyo depart
overthrowing the government.
ment store collected 100 live
ito
mice, from ,around the world for
Miss Saki is not particularly
Some of the details are revealed in a story by Isabel Simmons a display commemorating 1972
fear-inspiring when she goes
f®^^led in last November’s issue of the Marine Corps Gazette. as the “Year of the Mouse” on
shopping in her checked cotton
is. Simmons
ed her story on ,a reunion of the Navajo “Code the Oriental zodiac.
coat and bluejeans. But a trans
kers" held last summer at Window Rock, Arizona.
formation takes place when she
As Mrs. Simmons tells it, the man responsible for the Code
“WORK ETHIC” FADES
doffs the coat, arms herself with
kers is Phillip Johnston, a veteran of World War I, who had lived
TOKYO, — A government
a stave and a white crash helmet
the Navajo reservation from early childhood until he left to poll of middle-aged Japanese in
and talks of revolution.
^nd college in Los
Having grown, up among the N.avajos, dicates few adhere to ia national
KYOTO. — Employment op
Among her comrades, Miss Sa
poke the language fluently. He knew the grammar was totallj’ slogan urging hard work until
death for the betterment of the portunities for Geisha and Mai- ki is known as the “female ace.”
Ke that of any Western language, and few other than Navajos country, and that 20 per cent ko, (apprentice
from of the White Helmet Corps of
a tew \'hire traders could reproduce the necessary sounds.
want to be carefree and easy go all over japan, even from abroad,
are recently increasing, though Chukaku, the most militant fac
Johnston took the idea of using Navajos as communicators to ing.
the gay quarters in Kyoto are tion of Zengakuren, nation-wide
Marines but they saw a major flaw. There were no words in
in trouble because of the Geisha student organization. Zengakuren
fewajo for military terms and they’d have to use English nouns,
shortage.
BARS JAPANESE FILMS
is splintered into a bewildering
fechme gun was machine gun in either English or Navajo.
Drawing much attention as number of factions, but plays a
Tire SingaSINGAPORE.
| Johnston had an answer for that. He would work up a code. pore Buddhist Federation succes advertising models and as enat parties, Kyoto Ge- key role in antigovernment mo4wr ample, Navajo for “fast shooter” would be the code word sfully won its fight to ban a tertainers
isha
are
often
invited by cus- cements. It claims a member
Japanese-made film that depicts tomers to visit Kyushu
chine gun. A barrage would be “iron rain.”
or Hok- ship of 1.2 million of the na
“a Buddhist monk who was more kaido.
time a vocabulary of 413 code words was developed. Navajo interested in women than in
tion’s 1.7 million college students.
Geisha girls welcome such intucKen hawk” became dive bomber; “humming bird,” well Buddha”.
Miss Saki traces her origins
One newspaper said the film, citations because they can ento the Navajos, meant fighter plane; “iron fish” was subjoy,
traveling
at
their
client
ex
as
a revolutionary to the suicide
• Possibly someone could have 'broken the code if he could made by Daiei Co. Ltd. of To pense.
of her mother in I960.
Jj&ide mnd what was being said. But when a Navajo said Beh-Hga, kyo, was turned down by official
Japanese restaurant unions in
censors here after a complaint
When Minako was 4, her
ear T “wuh winter,” when he was talking about Alaska, and by the Federation.
Kyoto,
however,
deplore the
mother divorced her father and
practice.
’-mah, meaning “our mother,” "when referring to tire United
A union in Gion recognizes two years later married an enis a pretty formidable code. The word for ammunition
business trips by Geisha only for gineer. When her stepfather bePREFER COMICS AND TV
-doh-be-calalitas-an and, Mrs*. Simmons observes, “readvertisement and sightseeing, gan to run a small metal plat
Reading comics but they say it is strict principle
TOKYO.
h pronunciation will give the readers no idea how these
and watching television programs that the customers come to Ko- ing plant, Minako said, her moth
I when pronounced somewhere in the region of the are the favorite campus activi
er was caught in “a tight squee
yoto.
ties of Japan’s primary and seThe
Higashiyama
Geisha ze between capitalism and so
he Armv
slow to accept the idea of recruiting condary school children, accord- school sent girls to Dogo Onsen cialism” and took her own life.
anshte the Japanese language, the Marine proceeded ing to an Education Ministry (hot spring) on Shikoku Island
That followed the death of
survey.
in January.
vith the Navajos. The first group included only 30 men
At the end of last year, they Michiko Kamba, a coed, in cladven an eight-week course. Mrs. Simmons writes:
received an invitation from Ha shes with police.
CENSORED FILM ON
i two years over 300 Navajos had taken the communiwaii for the opening of a Japa
“At the time I was too young
HIROHITO TRAVEL
nese restaurant there, and they to know, but Later I determined
se- The failure rate of only five out of each. 100, and
®y on AW OL for the entire group was another outstanding
TOKY'O. — An official docu- are now negotiating with the
hlever ?m. As training was completed, each Marine Corps division mentary film on Emperor Hiro restaurant over dispatch of the that both Miss Kamba and my
mother were victims of Japanese
deceived * complement of code talkers. Men raised in the hogans hito’s tour of Europe last fall Geisha girls.
capitalism
and U.S. imperiawill be shown in Japanese
In the Ponto-cho district, Gei5‘aied Navajo reservation followed the Stars and Stripes theaters
soon,
but
pictures sha’s trips to Tokyo and Hok lism,” Miss Saki said.
tt world. A great nation had not treated its brown-skinned of the protest demonstrations in kaido are also showing a sharp
Last year she participated in
■are? °IJ kindly but it was still Ne-he-mah, our mother, to them the Netherlands have been cen increase.
a
number of bloody clashes
A movement is under way to
sanded their services, their devotion and sometimes their sored, the Imperial Household make
an
agreement
among with riot police. The violence ocAgency reported.
The
agency would not say why unions of various areas in Kyoto
D
on trips for the Geisha.
(Coni, on Paice 8)
the scenes were cut out.
sound familiar?
News Briefs
Geisha & Maiko
Trips Outside
Kyoto increasing
Cause Shortage
S'
friend-
WW
MT
w-
counh
w
er
I csoib- o — First of
thank all our
lions for their
eiters and gifts of
are still here. We
quiries that they
/had to leave this
that we are
are
intending
ou
forconi
r
Mitsui efused entry into
Rev. Tad MitSouth Atnea.
[.
(University
r
T fGlirist
birect
Jhibite
ient) Regional
iy Lesotho and ChaplaU.B.L.S. has been promi further entry into
Jie of South Africa.
He is a Canadian Citizen. Tad ’
ir is just for. being a mem
' that it
had been to the Malawi and ber of the family of a dangerous
East Africa Leadership Training man in their eves. So we are
Courses on behalf of the U.C.M. happily confined in this beautiOn his return at Jan Smuts air ful, tiny (a half of the size of
port he was greeted by Special the Province of Nova
Branch men (Secret Police) and and mountaineous country. So
informed of the Government or metimes, it gets slightly 'incon
der. Finally he was given eight venient not be able to buy any
hours to collect his car and get thing more than very' basic
out of the country...” (from
the News Letter of the Univer
Holiday I. In May
friend
sity Christian Movement of South (British volunteer — Irish girl)
Africa).
and three of us had a wonderful
On July 15th, 1972, Chico was holiday in much freer atmosphere
also refused entry (that was her of Lourenco Margues. It was
birthday). Also Evelyn can not good to have Olwyn to keep Eve
go across now. Why ? We guess and Chico company driving to
iland to pick up Tad who
had to fly over South Afi
We
enjoyed walking on busy
of crowded down town, white
sand on the beach and sea food!
Eve and Chico drove back and
Tad flew and welcomed the Cros-
suddenly felt
sm.aU boundary of Lesotho.
(see your map — if it is an old
one see Basutoland) ‘’Upper
room’’ was written after this
trip.
Holiday Hl. Just before Christ-
port.
we. began our madly in the mountains to the Semonbusy
months.
kong fall (7th highest in the
Holiday II. After sending all world) with two other couples.
Six davs horse, back riding with
to go to Botswana with Tad who
was to speak at a Teachers' Co and we enjoyed it tremendously.
urse. This time we all three Evelyn did very well.
(prohibited immigrants) had to
Canadian Crossroaders. It. was
fly. Making connection with 24
hours wait at the airport was
(Cont. on Page 8)
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“A CHILD IN PRISON
’CAMP"
Bv SHIZUYE
TAKASHIMA
$7.95 WITH POSTAGE
-SUKIYAKI”
Practical Japanese
Cookbook $1.65
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
No. 12
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1972
Toronto, Ont.
^OiiHihiiimniiiiiniHiiniiiiiiHniHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiJiiiiiiiiiiii
By BILL HOSOKAWA
CODE TALKERS — You’ve probably heard it said that
-59 mtlVorkl War 11 the Japanese Army was so confident the Americans couldn’t understand their language that much of their comconducted in the clear, that is, without resorting
1
3Wot'e' I 'vc heard this too, although I haven’t been able to track
iown io an authoritative source. Be that as it may, the crafty
nk? fooled them. They rounded up several thousand Nisei, most
^OBviiom could handle baby-talk Japanese, rushed them through
with some heroic cooperation on the part of the Nisei,
Kcram-cour
■tag
ck corps of translators and interpreters.
kana oi mo uu with
long,
U.S.
intelligence
was getting just about all the inforkBefoie
email m it needed to know about Japanese plans and operations.
: there’s another facet to the story. The U.S., in turn, came
—'upLuh a fast, oral means of communication which, so far as anyfebne knows, the. Japanese never were able to crack.
I It- was the Navajo Indian language with a code built into it
ft^nake it doubly unintelligible to anyone but a Navajo who knew
fthe cod
Petite Coed Fem Faction Chief
Wants Public Hanging Of Emperor
TOKY’O. — A 23-year old Ja- j
The demand is typical of Japa “always
brings
revolutionary
panese coed demands no less ■ nese studen
among the successes” in Japan.
than the public hanging of Em most politically radical in the
In 1960, the last Year of the
peror Hirohito as a war criminal world. They predict that 1972 Rat, thousands of leftist students
to mark the 'birth of a radical will be even more violent, than opposing the Japan-U.S. security
new Japan.
1971 when they killed four po treaty stormed the. parliament
“Without the trial of Hirohito licemen and injured more than building in Tokyo, Miss Saki re
and his family,” says the 4-foot- 3400 in street fighting.
called. The government of Nobu
10-inch revolutionary, “Japan’s
As the Year of the Rat 1972 suke .Kishi fell.
war period will not end.”
is prime for revolutionary acUpheavals also marked
two
tion, Minako Saki told an inter other Years of the Rat. In 1948,
viewer. The name is not her real wartime Premier Hideki Tojo and
one but the alias she chose in six other Japanese were executed
agreeing to tell her story.
as war criminals. In 3 936, army
She and other students acti officers rose against Premier
vists believe such a year in the Keisuke Okada, killing two ca
“YEAR OF MICE”
Orient
’s 12-year zodiac cycle binet officers and eventually
TOKYO. —.A Tokyo depart
overthrowing the government.
ment store collected 100 live
ito
mice, from ,around the world for
Miss Saki is not particularly
Some of the details are revealed in a story by Isabel Simmons a display commemorating 1972
fear-inspiring when she goes
f®^^led in last November’s issue of the Marine Corps Gazette. as the “Year of the Mouse” on
shopping in her checked cotton
is. Simmons
ed her story on ,a reunion of the Navajo “Code the Oriental zodiac.
coat and bluejeans. But a trans
kers" held last summer at Window Rock, Arizona.
formation takes place when she
As Mrs. Simmons tells it, the man responsible for the Code
“WORK ETHIC” FADES
doffs the coat, arms herself with
kers is Phillip Johnston, a veteran of World War I, who had lived
TOKYO, — A government
a stave and a white crash helmet
the Navajo reservation from early childhood until he left to poll of middle-aged Japanese in
and talks of revolution.
^nd college in Los
Having grown, up among the N.avajos, dicates few adhere to ia national
KYOTO. — Employment op
Among her comrades, Miss Sa
poke the language fluently. He knew the grammar was totallj’ slogan urging hard work until
death for the betterment of the portunities for Geisha and Mai- ki is known as the “female ace.”
Ke that of any Western language, and few other than Navajos country, and that 20 per cent ko, (apprentice
from of the White Helmet Corps of
a tew \'hire traders could reproduce the necessary sounds.
want to be carefree and easy go all over japan, even from abroad,
are recently increasing, though Chukaku, the most militant fac
Johnston took the idea of using Navajos as communicators to ing.
the gay quarters in Kyoto are tion of Zengakuren, nation-wide
Marines but they saw a major flaw. There were no words in
in trouble because of the Geisha student organization. Zengakuren
fewajo for military terms and they’d have to use English nouns,
shortage.
BARS JAPANESE FILMS
is splintered into a bewildering
fechme gun was machine gun in either English or Navajo.
Drawing much attention as number of factions, but plays a
Tire SingaSINGAPORE.
| Johnston had an answer for that. He would work up a code. pore Buddhist Federation succes advertising models and as enat parties, Kyoto Ge- key role in antigovernment mo4wr ample, Navajo for “fast shooter” would be the code word sfully won its fight to ban a tertainers
isha
are
often
invited by cus- cements. It claims a member
Japanese-made film that depicts tomers to visit Kyushu
chine gun. A barrage would be “iron rain.”
or Hok- ship of 1.2 million of the na
“a Buddhist monk who was more kaido.
time a vocabulary of 413 code words was developed. Navajo interested in women than in
tion’s 1.7 million college students.
Geisha girls welcome such intucKen hawk” became dive bomber; “humming bird,” well Buddha”.
Miss Saki traces her origins
One newspaper said the film, citations because they can ento the Navajos, meant fighter plane; “iron fish” was subjoy,
traveling
at
their
client
ex
as
a revolutionary to the suicide
• Possibly someone could have 'broken the code if he could made by Daiei Co. Ltd. of To pense.
of her mother in I960.
Jj&ide mnd what was being said. But when a Navajo said Beh-Hga, kyo, was turned down by official
Japanese restaurant unions in
censors here after a complaint
When Minako was 4, her
ear T “wuh winter,” when he was talking about Alaska, and by the Federation.
Kyoto,
however,
deplore the
mother divorced her father and
practice.
’-mah, meaning “our mother,” "when referring to tire United
A union in Gion recognizes two years later married an enis a pretty formidable code. The word for ammunition
business trips by Geisha only for gineer. When her stepfather bePREFER COMICS AND TV
-doh-be-calalitas-an and, Mrs*. Simmons observes, “readvertisement and sightseeing, gan to run a small metal plat
Reading comics but they say it is strict principle
TOKYO.
h pronunciation will give the readers no idea how these
and watching television programs that the customers come to Ko- ing plant, Minako said, her moth
I when pronounced somewhere in the region of the are the favorite campus activi
er was caught in “a tight squee
yoto.
ties of Japan’s primary and seThe
Higashiyama
Geisha ze between capitalism and so
he Armv
slow to accept the idea of recruiting condary school children, accord- school sent girls to Dogo Onsen cialism” and took her own life.
anshte the Japanese language, the Marine proceeded ing to an Education Ministry (hot spring) on Shikoku Island
That followed the death of
survey.
in January.
vith the Navajos. The first group included only 30 men
At the end of last year, they Michiko Kamba, a coed, in cladven an eight-week course. Mrs. Simmons writes:
received an invitation from Ha shes with police.
CENSORED FILM ON
i two years over 300 Navajos had taken the communiwaii for the opening of a Japa
“At the time I was too young
HIROHITO TRAVEL
nese restaurant there, and they to know, but Later I determined
se- The failure rate of only five out of each. 100, and
®y on AW OL for the entire group was another outstanding
TOKY'O. — An official docu- are now negotiating with the
hlever ?m. As training was completed, each Marine Corps division mentary film on Emperor Hiro restaurant over dispatch of the that both Miss Kamba and my
mother were victims of Japanese
deceived * complement of code talkers. Men raised in the hogans hito’s tour of Europe last fall Geisha girls.
capitalism
and U.S. imperiawill be shown in Japanese
In the Ponto-cho district, Gei5‘aied Navajo reservation followed the Stars and Stripes theaters
soon,
but
pictures sha’s trips to Tokyo and Hok lism,” Miss Saki said.
tt world. A great nation had not treated its brown-skinned of the protest demonstrations in kaido are also showing a sharp
Last year she participated in
■are? °IJ kindly but it was still Ne-he-mah, our mother, to them the Netherlands have been cen increase.
a
number of bloody clashes
A movement is under way to
sanded their services, their devotion and sometimes their sored, the Imperial Household make
an
agreement
among with riot police. The violence ocAgency reported.
The
agency would not say why unions of various areas in Kyoto
D
on trips for the Geisha.
(Coni, on Paice 8)
the scenes were cut out.
sound familiar?
News Briefs
Geisha & Maiko
Trips Outside
Kyoto increasing
Cause Shortage
S'
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Buddhist Churches
TORONTO. — The 2
fice of the Buddhist Churches.
Canada announced the. new cabinet for the 19; 2-<3 term who
national director
steer the work nd project
Mr. Joe Ebata, Chairman; Mr. George Nakashiba, Vice-ChairMr. Roy Kusano, Secretary; Mrs. Miyo Nakamura, Treasurer:
Ten Nishimura, Member-At-Large; Mr. Oscar Kawai. Mem-
PAGE 7'
Flying The Famous
Kites Of Kinoshita
By JOHN and TERUKO LOW
“Bull! Pull!”
“Run!”
"It’s n os ediving'!' ’
"Don’t run so fast!”
"Daddy, your nose is i
Indeed it was. Cold feet too.
We were kiteflying.
the
wind. We.
Earlier in the afternoon, kites
had sta
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Their fl xed
bamboo
frames,
flapping paper, rippling tails
had yanked at our hands. Kites
had arced across clouds, circled
sun. tangled in one another; strings.
Then, no more kite fights. We
abandoned others to their prob
lems; we ran to keep ours in
the air.
Six-year-old Michael
-houted.
Four-year-old
Maia
jumped up and down.
No go. We carried the kite
home and hung it with-a cicada
kite .also made by Kaichi Kino-
paint- and
pots hung- on
walls.
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rafters,
leaned against pillar
surrounded us all, Lows, Kinoshita’s four
employees, his son — his business
manager, and Kinoshita himself.
Michael and Maia
burrowed
The next National Assembly
tentatively scheduled to b
about overflowing their
arms
held in Vancouver in 1973.
with waste bits thev said they’d
e to make a
; kite big enough,
rung enoughi to fly to the sun.
Dance Instructor Tachibana Here March 4
Kinoshita n lakes his kites of
g fiber, sticky paa SP1
TORONTO. — A rare treat is on hand when Sahomi Tachibana
pet- that has great strength in
of New York, dancer-instructor of Japanese classical dancing,
wind,. His bamboo struts have
presents a recital at the Toronto Buddhist Church on Saturday,
white
paper bands spiralling
March 4th, at 8 p.m. Under the sponsorship of the Toronto Bud
around
them not to strengthen
dhist Church Bon Odori, Madam Tachibana has made several ap
the wood — as we first thought
pearances here in Toronto and each one of her recitals have been
— but to make■ possible g’luing
wildly applauded. Her repertory ranges from the most ancient and
paper
to wood.
classical dances, through humorous folk episodes to modern dance
see
he said, ‘'ordinary
works based on Japanese themes and legends.
water
soluble
glue we use does
Sahomi Tachibana is reputed to be. one of America’s leading
not hold long on bamboo/'
performers of the classical Japanese dance and has appeared on
He mixes his own paint
television in New York many times. She has also been associated
aim to give designs depth.
with the Metropolitan Opera as choreographer in addition to ap
kite parts have, d'esigns wood
pearing on theatrical stages throughout the States. For many years
block printed, most
are. hand
she has conducted a course in Japanese dance and theatre for the
painted.
“I have no special talent,” he
National Theatre of the. .Deaf during the summer months.
“The dollar shock hit us hard
said.
“I only make kites. I do
Be sure to obtain your tickets early for this recital by Sahomi
too.
My employees have been
my best. I used to dream my
Tachibana. Tickets are priced at $2.00.
— T.B.C.
kites would g’o to Paris. Now, with me many years. I cannot
they go to London, New York, lay them off. When the dollar
and Rome too. People appreciate shock hit all orders stopped. But
TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
suddenly,
interest
has
my work. I like that. I am sa- now,
St. John's Presbyterian, Broadview at Simpson Ave.
burst out in Japan. I can hardly
tisfied.”
SERVICES:
Kinoshita began making kites keep up.
Sunday: Sunday School and Worship Services 2:00 P.M.
immediate! v after the war. BeTuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
“Heaven is good in other ways
Friday: Young Peoples Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
fore the war .he had been a stu too. My two year old grand child
Phone Contact: Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1686.
dent of Japanese painting and is maliciously naughty. Every
had made fans. The war turned one, everywhere, everything he
the economy over. “I had lots attacks — viciously. But in here
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
of paper and 'bamboo sticks but he never even trips over a pile
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
no customers. I had no
hope of kites.”
Nirvana Day
either. What could I do — with
Between pa ra gra ph s, Kinoshi918 Bathurst St.
10:30 A.M. Religious School
my background
ta
painted a
centipede kite’s
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
Telephone: 534-4302
“
I
’
ll
make
(kites.
green and purple face. Nearby,
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service
“I copied traditional designs. a woman deftly strung together
WORSHIP WHERE EAST MEETS WEST
[ improved some. Now my kites the dozen unit. assembly. Kinogo all over the world, Africa shita anticipated our question.
and Communist countries
ex “The centipede kite, will fly if
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
cluded.”
the wind is strong’, but it will
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
Kinoshita
talked from his not fly well. Like some we make,
Japanese — Rev. C. Y. Horikoshi, 782-5267
desk,
a.
glass
plate with a light it is really only for decoration.
Sunday Service and Sunday School 11:30 A.M. ..
under. Around us, in the 10 by We sell many centipede kites in
English Rev. Ken Matsugu, 444-5159
A warm welcome to all.
20 meter hall which was his New York.”
factory. Kinoshita’s kites, parts
But we’ll try to fly ours,
of kites, piles of bamboo struts, windy day. But maybe we’ll wait
When Buying Oi Seiling A Home
heaps of paper—some
colored, till March, till a wind a little
most white
packing
boxes, less cold than these days.
Call: KEN HORI
I! to a good polluy to
bm the BIGHT POU CT
■ Coonut
William Wales Ltd.
Insurance Agents
2 Carlton St. 10th floor
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
Phone 368-4681
Buy and Sell
Your Horne
Through
TOSH IWAI
2006 Lawrence. Ave. East
Scar boro, Ont.
757-5184
Bus: 924-8153
Ros: 922-1353
ERNEST JOMORI
Chartered Accountant
Suite
403
130 BLOOR ST. W.
RES. 231-0863
11 Ivy Lea Crcs.
TORONTO
BUS. 783-4261
3101 Bathurst St.
MRS. SATOKO SATO
Ail types of insurance
INSURANCE CO.
NISHIMURA
PICTURE FRAMES
1278 Yonge Street. Toronto 7. Ont.
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
Tokio Nishimura
923-6877
UKVM
3KU
K. HORI
REALESTATE
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD
14 Perivale Cres.
Phone: 261-5194
Scarborough
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and
RESTAURANT
COUNTER
INFLATION
BY PLANNED
MONEY
MANAGEMENT
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Retirement Income
Family Protection
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NATIONAL LIFE
OF CANADA
10 St. Marv St., Toronto
923-0916
*
447-8986
KINO’S MARKET
Red & White
Food Store
Slocan City, B.C.
Phone 355-2211
DANFORTH
SPORTING GOODS
Skate Sharpening
SHOP
733 Danforth Avc..
Toronto
551 Danforth Ave.,
(neat Carlaw)
George Fukusaka
463-7400
OPEN FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Phone Store 463-3426
Home 469-0293
Japanese Food
Deliver Evenings
and Saturdays
f4&tei
OF TORONTO
FULLY LICENSED
sukiyaki
TEMPURA
TATAMI ROOM
ALL MAJOR CREDIT
CARDS HONOURED
en King & Adelaide)
863-0002
♦ FORMAL RENTALS
TOM’S TELEVISION & RADIO
Custom Made Suits
RCA — ZENITH
SALES <S SERVICE
1055 MIDLAND AVE. (ORIOLE PLAZA)
SCARBORO
Phone 759-1583
Between Eglinton & Lawrence Ave. East
Repairs To All Makes
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
Tel. 463-8104
5
I
Buddhist Churches
TORONTO. — The 2
fice of the Buddhist Churches.
Canada announced the. new cabinet for the 19; 2-<3 term who
national director
steer the work nd project
Mr. Joe Ebata, Chairman; Mr. George Nakashiba, Vice-ChairMr. Roy Kusano, Secretary; Mrs. Miyo Nakamura, Treasurer:
Ten Nishimura, Member-At-Large; Mr. Oscar Kawai. Mem-
PAGE 7'
Flying The Famous
Kites Of Kinoshita
By JOHN and TERUKO LOW
“Bull! Pull!”
“Run!”
"It’s n os ediving'!' ’
"Don’t run so fast!”
"Daddy, your nose is i
Indeed it was. Cold feet too.
We were kiteflying.
the
wind. We.
Earlier in the afternoon, kites
had sta
uu on their own.
Their fl xed
bamboo
frames,
flapping paper, rippling tails
had yanked at our hands. Kites
had arced across clouds, circled
sun. tangled in one another; strings.
Then, no more kite fights. We
abandoned others to their prob
lems; we ran to keep ours in
the air.
Six-year-old Michael
-houted.
Four-year-old
Maia
jumped up and down.
No go. We carried the kite
home and hung it with-a cicada
kite .also made by Kaichi Kino-
paint- and
pots hung- on
walls.
from
rafters,
leaned against pillar
surrounded us all, Lows, Kinoshita’s four
employees, his son — his business
manager, and Kinoshita himself.
Michael and Maia
burrowed
The next National Assembly
tentatively scheduled to b
about overflowing their
arms
held in Vancouver in 1973.
with waste bits thev said they’d
e to make a
; kite big enough,
rung enoughi to fly to the sun.
Dance Instructor Tachibana Here March 4
Kinoshita n lakes his kites of
g fiber, sticky paa SP1
TORONTO. — A rare treat is on hand when Sahomi Tachibana
pet- that has great strength in
of New York, dancer-instructor of Japanese classical dancing,
wind,. His bamboo struts have
presents a recital at the Toronto Buddhist Church on Saturday,
white
paper bands spiralling
March 4th, at 8 p.m. Under the sponsorship of the Toronto Bud
around
them not to strengthen
dhist Church Bon Odori, Madam Tachibana has made several ap
the wood — as we first thought
pearances here in Toronto and each one of her recitals have been
— but to make■ possible g’luing
wildly applauded. Her repertory ranges from the most ancient and
paper
to wood.
classical dances, through humorous folk episodes to modern dance
see
he said, ‘'ordinary
works based on Japanese themes and legends.
water
soluble
glue we use does
Sahomi Tachibana is reputed to be. one of America’s leading
not hold long on bamboo/'
performers of the classical Japanese dance and has appeared on
He mixes his own paint
television in New York many times. She has also been associated
aim to give designs depth.
with the Metropolitan Opera as choreographer in addition to ap
kite parts have, d'esigns wood
pearing on theatrical stages throughout the States. For many years
block printed, most
are. hand
she has conducted a course in Japanese dance and theatre for the
painted.
“I have no special talent,” he
National Theatre of the. .Deaf during the summer months.
“The dollar shock hit us hard
said.
“I only make kites. I do
Be sure to obtain your tickets early for this recital by Sahomi
too.
My employees have been
my best. I used to dream my
Tachibana. Tickets are priced at $2.00.
— T.B.C.
kites would g’o to Paris. Now, with me many years. I cannot
they go to London, New York, lay them off. When the dollar
and Rome too. People appreciate shock hit all orders stopped. But
TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
suddenly,
interest
has
my work. I like that. I am sa- now,
St. John's Presbyterian, Broadview at Simpson Ave.
burst out in Japan. I can hardly
tisfied.”
SERVICES:
Kinoshita began making kites keep up.
Sunday: Sunday School and Worship Services 2:00 P.M.
immediate! v after the war. BeTuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
“Heaven is good in other ways
Friday: Young Peoples Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
fore the war .he had been a stu too. My two year old grand child
Phone Contact: Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1686.
dent of Japanese painting and is maliciously naughty. Every
had made fans. The war turned one, everywhere, everything he
the economy over. “I had lots attacks — viciously. But in here
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
of paper and 'bamboo sticks but he never even trips over a pile
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
no customers. I had no
hope of kites.”
Nirvana Day
either. What could I do — with
Between pa ra gra ph s, Kinoshi918 Bathurst St.
10:30 A.M. Religious School
my background
ta
painted a
centipede kite’s
11:00 A.M. Morning Service
Telephone: 534-4302
“
I
’
ll
make
(kites.
green and purple face. Nearby,
2:00 P.M. Japanese Service
“I copied traditional designs. a woman deftly strung together
WORSHIP WHERE EAST MEETS WEST
[ improved some. Now my kites the dozen unit. assembly. Kinogo all over the world, Africa shita anticipated our question.
and Communist countries
ex “The centipede kite, will fly if
TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
cluded.”
the wind is strong’, but it will
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1972
Kinoshita
talked from his not fly well. Like some we make,
Japanese — Rev. C. Y. Horikoshi, 782-5267
desk,
a.
glass
plate with a light it is really only for decoration.
Sunday Service and Sunday School 11:30 A.M. ..
under. Around us, in the 10 by We sell many centipede kites in
English Rev. Ken Matsugu, 444-5159
A warm welcome to all.
20 meter hall which was his New York.”
factory. Kinoshita’s kites, parts
But we’ll try to fly ours,
of kites, piles of bamboo struts, windy day. But maybe we’ll wait
When Buying Oi Seiling A Home
heaps of paper—some
colored, till March, till a wind a little
most white
packing
boxes, less cold than these days.
Call: KEN HORI
I! to a good polluy to
bm the BIGHT POU CT
■ Coonut
William Wales Ltd.
Insurance Agents
2 Carlton St. 10th floor
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
Phone 368-4681
Buy and Sell
Your Horne
Through
TOSH IWAI
2006 Lawrence. Ave. East
Scar boro, Ont.
757-5184
Bus: 924-8153
Ros: 922-1353
ERNEST JOMORI
Chartered Accountant
Suite
403
130 BLOOR ST. W.
RES. 231-0863
11 Ivy Lea Crcs.
TORONTO
BUS. 783-4261
3101 Bathurst St.
MRS. SATOKO SATO
Ail types of insurance
INSURANCE CO.
NISHIMURA
PICTURE FRAMES
1278 Yonge Street. Toronto 7. Ont.
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
Tokio Nishimura
923-6877
UKVM
3KU
K. HORI
REALESTATE
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD
14 Perivale Cres.
Phone: 261-5194
Scarborough
TAVERN
and
RESTAURANT
COUNTER
INFLATION
BY PLANNED
MONEY
MANAGEMENT
Income Tax Reduction
Retirement Income
Family Protection
Disability Pay Cheques
Mortgage Redemption
College Tuition Fund
— O —
MSTS TANOUYE
NATIONAL LIFE
OF CANADA
10 St. Marv St., Toronto
923-0916
*
447-8986
KINO’S MARKET
Red & White
Food Store
Slocan City, B.C.
Phone 355-2211
DANFORTH
SPORTING GOODS
Skate Sharpening
SHOP
733 Danforth Avc..
Toronto
551 Danforth Ave.,
(neat Carlaw)
George Fukusaka
463-7400
OPEN FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
Phone Store 463-3426
Home 469-0293
Japanese Food
Deliver Evenings
and Saturdays
f4&tei
OF TORONTO
FULLY LICENSED
sukiyaki
TEMPURA
TATAMI ROOM
ALL MAJOR CREDIT
CARDS HONOURED
en King & Adelaide)
863-0002
♦ FORMAL RENTALS
TOM’S TELEVISION & RADIO
Custom Made Suits
RCA — ZENITH
SALES <S SERVICE
1055 MIDLAND AVE. (ORIOLE PLAZA)
SCARBORO
Phone 759-1583
Between Eglinton & Lawrence Ave. East
Repairs To All Makes
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
Tel. 463-8104
Page 8
Tuesday, February 15 1970
FA GE 8
Mitsui's . . .
Excellent Students
Who Cannot Spell
(Continued From Page 1)
Seeond claM nc£ registration
: stood to have them again this quite well- The design is still
number 036S
traditional
Basotho
design
called
year. There were four projects
A
member
of
Ethnic Press SSS(v.,fc.
"Litema” (pronounceci ‘ ditema ).
■ for them this year.
of Ontario.
"^
Now they are selling it in the
j
1. Water scheme —_ digging table cloths, mats and napkins,
PUBLISHED ON EVERT TUESDav
AND FRIDAY
'T
■and piping in cooperation witn forms of all purpose bag, tie,
; Save the Children Fund for
men’s shirts, etc. They are sold
T. UMEZUKI Publisher
e village. Some of mainly in arts and craft type of
school and
By S. I. HAYAKAWA
K. C. TSUMURA
e noticed Mrs.
ou nms
shops' in Durban .and Johannes
English
Section Editor
in
visit
to
Canada
burg with a fantastic price and
President,
KEN
MORI
some through kind friends. They
What is the mattejr with the bright student who excels in all ! the all.
Japanese
Section
Editor
Save the Children Fund ofects, but somehow cannot learn to spell ? Prescott Leckv sugwith ladies wear and see a great
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
s an answer:
3. Roma Valley Silk-screening future in it but of course _ it
Toronto 133, Ont.
"This deficiency is not due to lack of ability, but rather to an project — It was good to have takes much more organization
EMpire 6-5005
prevents him from learning how to spell in Doug Mantegna from Sheridan and also much bigger capital
which
they
do
not
have.
With
spite of extra instruction. The resistance arises from the fact that College School of Design (Toron the help of two Canadian Cros
to) to teach silk-screening.
suggestion that he is a poor speller
&
4. Morija Fabric Printing (see sroads girls, the industry opened
was accepted and incorporated into his definition of himself ... If below) .
in the direction of home industry.
he defines himself ;
a poor speller, the misspelling of a certain
Evelyn is cT years old. Enjoy Now the. project has 13 women
pay roll. We believe that in
proportion of words
uses becomes for him a moral issue. ing’ school, horse-b.ack riding and on
Lesotho
without any resource,
Domestic Help Wanted
all other animals. (Our latest
He misspells words for the same
hand'
craft
is
the
one
possibility
count is; a horse, a dog, a cat,
MOTHER'S helper, baby sittina and
thief.”
two rabbits and two turtles. She that should be developed and light housekeeping. Live in
People's virtues
eels, Lecky said, are a matter of how now wears long hair and proud especially the one controlled by 223-6165 (Toronto).
they define themselves
what kind of self-concept they have. of it. She. has already started to the people themselves.
Yes. we are coming to Canada $400. monthly salary for expe- I
"I am a good cook,” "I am a born salesman,” I am a woman of count the davs to see Canade,
at the end of April for a brief rienced English-speaking house- I
television and friend'
fashion,” "1 am a poor speller.” Each element in the self-concept to
recorder lessons and learning furlough of three months. We keeper with good cooking and >
far
a
Port Credit
determines the wav in which the individual behaves — and develops. to swim. The opening of the would like to stay longer but our serving
business
couple.
Housekeeper
w
an
at Columbia University swimming pool was commitment to the University
also
gets
her
own
three
and a
does not allow this. We are
Universi ty from I 92-1 to 1934. He. never received tenure or promo- a real blessing’ for us.
half
small
room
apartment
with
Stronghold of Freedom: I planning to stop at a few places
tion. Because he had published little and never got his Ph.D., he
TV.
Apply
Box
10,
The
itv of Botswana. Lesotho !
Africa on the way before we Canadian, with references. New
lost his job and thereafter taught only part-time in the university’s and Swaziland.
............. Right in the
i come to Toronto then hope to go
extension, supplementing his income with clinical practice. His middl
of white-minority domi I to Vancouver to see our friends
Male Help Wanted
lack of success, professional and' financial, was due in ’part to his nated Southern Africa, there are j in (maybe) June then to see
independent
countries I Chico’s mother and sister and YOUNG man to train as machine
theoretical opposition to the behaviorism prevalent, especially at three
struggling
to
maintain
their
free- j her family and Tad’s cousin in engraver. Knowledge of basic
Columbia, during this period. It was also apparently to his unwil- fdom. Our University is serving
; Eastern United State before we mathematics.
Phone
767-5912
"hcome
back to Lesotho.
I those three countries. It is the
(Toronto).
time., you can hear the
Uis lack of recognition and his poverty wore him down, so that i only free university south of the
stories
of
the • Mitsuis directly
Female Help Wanted
!
Zambezi.
The
main
camps
are
at his untimely death in 19-11 he left only two short published
spoken by them.
j
situated
in
Roma,
Lesotho
with
papers and a collection of manuscripts.
Our apology for not writing LIVE-In maid for general house
i 400 students and Swaziland and
No
cooking. Beautiful
any
in the past year. KHOTSO! work.
Botswana both now have Part I
private
room
and
television. Must
students who were determined that his name and work should (.Year 1 and II) campus. Students
Your 5, Love
understand
English.
445-3763
be remembered. These included Dr. John F.A.. Taylor, who brought come not only from three coun(Toronto).
Evelyn,
Chico
and
Tad
MITSUI
from practically all
Lecky’s writings together in a book, "Self-Consistency: A Theory groupsbut
in Southern Africa. The
of Personality” (I94o), anti’ Dr. Frederick D. Thorne, who, in teaching staff come from all
bringing out a second edition (1951), included new materials and over the world. Particularly sin- Coed Fanatic . .
year there
manv
(Cent, from Psge One?
Foods & Giftware
I
Canadians
on
CIDA
program.
I
Lecky is important because he is the forerunner of what is
! counted 16 nationalities amongs curved when radical students
known
“third force” in
psychology. One force ! staff and 9 amongst students. We
tried in vain to stop the confrom John li
to
excited about this place,
F. Skinner with its ; are
st
ruction of a new international
is the chaplain for protesview of man. In this
w there is no room
taut
a part of the. ecumenical airport in Narita, each of To
for
‘•will,” "mind,’ "conscience.’ "imagination." All
221 Kennedy Rd. (between
ministrv with Catholic and An kyo, and to block parliamentary
behavior is explained as a mat It
Danforth & Kingston Rd.)
glican brethren. We do almost
passage
of
the
U.S.
Japan
agree
Scarborough, Ontario
ditioned to respond to the stimuli around them.
everything together, almost —
ment
on
the
return
of
Okinawa
Nancy
Ariza 261-7040
Communion
is
still
the
stumbling
Another force is psychoanalysis, with its view of the pervasive
to Japan.
bloc
’
..
Everyone
is
free
to
take
OHAGI & OSH USHI
influence of sexuality on human behavior. Psychoanalysis sees the ' communion
from anyone of us
The
number
of
women
demon
On
Thurs.,
Fri. & Saturdays
human psyche
a kind of hydraulic
the pressures in I but we can not celebrate it toOpen
Sundays
10 A.M.-6 P.M.
strators has risen sharply, Miss
which arc dett
Also since July. 1971, Tad has Saki said, because of "what you
the individual.
een
r _ as the Dean of could call women’s lib in our
lAXKy was more lavorably
t owa rd psychoa na 1 y si s
Affairs. So that means ' movement.”
than to behaviorism. However, he felt that both schools of thought he serves temporal needs of
Yamalha Music Course
"We no longer were satisfied
were in error in studying
behavior soley from the outside. students community daily as well
For Children
as spiritual need. It is a hectic with the old female role of relayHe insisted that people must be
food from the inside
4 to 8 years
understand an individual. we. must first under and how he sees job but a very rewarding- one. big Molotov cocktails to men on
World Famous — over 1
And cm top of all those, he still the front,” she said.
and thus understam how lie sees the
million graduates.
work!.
Free Film demonstration or.
Fashion that comes from Le
sotho
—
Morija
Fabric
Project.
See a class in
operation
a long lime to arrive at the
After
.a
year
and
a
half
of
Paul
K.
Asada,
D.C.,
N.D.
any
day.
point that every good mother starts from. And a long line, of
the women of the vilLLoyd Edwards
‘ Doctor of Chiropractic”
Donaldpaire and Michele (Chico's Swiss
Yamaha
728A St. Clair Ave. West
braham counterpart) and Chico at last
j
are
producing
something
that
0'2
block
West
of
Christie)
Maslow and many other
Music Academy
gone from where Lecky left off
. are. marketable — good in taste
TORONTO
? boy who couldn't spell The
231 Danforth Ave.
। and quality! In fact, it is selling
651-8060
Res. 621-1989
in th
teney" in the title of Leckv’s posthumous
Enrol today
I 461-2468
book.
B
.’y. Eluding
contradictions within themselve
ire driven to
solve them.
to tliink of
independent and self-reliant. But the poor speller "expects his defect
to be condoned . . . he has his hand out. begging for indulgence.” I
It the contradiction can be demonstrated from (the bov'.A
Chinese Foods
vi ew pom
1m
mines compulsory. His definition of
gorously rejected and a determined
msite definition. The result obtained i
469 Queen St. V.
is out of all proportivn
el tort exerted to brimr
j
Free local delivery over $3.00
Toronto. Ont.
to remove !
Take Out Service
10'<■ off O7i pick-up orders over $2.00
This
said than done. But
he discovery
of one's own incom
will; a
Cell now 699-1171 or 699-1172
s
t
Sandown
Market
DANFORTH GARDENS
Tel. 367-0444
j
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EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE
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TORONTO
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O.K. CAFE
T@k@r§i l@we!!ers
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
n j M"n- ~ Friday 9—6, §af 9_L
H Dundas bq. Toronto, Suite 1294. Phone 363-0952
^ve- By Appointment
Buy & Seii - Your Home
Through
Mits Kuroda
Representing
Robt. Owen,
Realtor
2685 Eglinton Ave. East
Phone 266-4501 - Kes. 261-25S1
FA GE 8
Mitsui's . . .
Excellent Students
Who Cannot Spell
(Continued From Page 1)
Seeond claM nc£ registration
: stood to have them again this quite well- The design is still
number 036S
traditional
Basotho
design
called
year. There were four projects
A
member
of
Ethnic Press SSS(v.,fc.
"Litema” (pronounceci ‘ ditema ).
■ for them this year.
of Ontario.
"^
Now they are selling it in the
j
1. Water scheme —_ digging table cloths, mats and napkins,
PUBLISHED ON EVERT TUESDav
AND FRIDAY
'T
■and piping in cooperation witn forms of all purpose bag, tie,
; Save the Children Fund for
men’s shirts, etc. They are sold
T. UMEZUKI Publisher
e village. Some of mainly in arts and craft type of
school and
By S. I. HAYAKAWA
K. C. TSUMURA
e noticed Mrs.
ou nms
shops' in Durban .and Johannes
English
Section Editor
in
visit
to
Canada
burg with a fantastic price and
President,
KEN
MORI
some through kind friends. They
What is the mattejr with the bright student who excels in all ! the all.
Japanese
Section
Editor
Save the Children Fund ofects, but somehow cannot learn to spell ? Prescott Leckv sugwith ladies wear and see a great
479 QUEEN ST. WEST
s an answer:
3. Roma Valley Silk-screening future in it but of course _ it
Toronto 133, Ont.
"This deficiency is not due to lack of ability, but rather to an project — It was good to have takes much more organization
EMpire 6-5005
prevents him from learning how to spell in Doug Mantegna from Sheridan and also much bigger capital
which
they
do
not
have.
With
spite of extra instruction. The resistance arises from the fact that College School of Design (Toron the help of two Canadian Cros
to) to teach silk-screening.
suggestion that he is a poor speller
&
4. Morija Fabric Printing (see sroads girls, the industry opened
was accepted and incorporated into his definition of himself ... If below) .
in the direction of home industry.
he defines himself ;
a poor speller, the misspelling of a certain
Evelyn is cT years old. Enjoy Now the. project has 13 women
pay roll. We believe that in
proportion of words
uses becomes for him a moral issue. ing’ school, horse-b.ack riding and on
Lesotho
without any resource,
Domestic Help Wanted
all other animals. (Our latest
He misspells words for the same
hand'
craft
is
the
one
possibility
count is; a horse, a dog, a cat,
MOTHER'S helper, baby sittina and
thief.”
two rabbits and two turtles. She that should be developed and light housekeeping. Live in
People's virtues
eels, Lecky said, are a matter of how now wears long hair and proud especially the one controlled by 223-6165 (Toronto).
they define themselves
what kind of self-concept they have. of it. She. has already started to the people themselves.
Yes. we are coming to Canada $400. monthly salary for expe- I
"I am a good cook,” "I am a born salesman,” I am a woman of count the davs to see Canade,
at the end of April for a brief rienced English-speaking house- I
television and friend'
fashion,” "1 am a poor speller.” Each element in the self-concept to
recorder lessons and learning furlough of three months. We keeper with good cooking and >
far
a
Port Credit
determines the wav in which the individual behaves — and develops. to swim. The opening of the would like to stay longer but our serving
business
couple.
Housekeeper
w
an
at Columbia University swimming pool was commitment to the University
also
gets
her
own
three
and a
does not allow this. We are
Universi ty from I 92-1 to 1934. He. never received tenure or promo- a real blessing’ for us.
half
small
room
apartment
with
Stronghold of Freedom: I planning to stop at a few places
tion. Because he had published little and never got his Ph.D., he
TV.
Apply
Box
10,
The
itv of Botswana. Lesotho !
Africa on the way before we Canadian, with references. New
lost his job and thereafter taught only part-time in the university’s and Swaziland.
............. Right in the
i come to Toronto then hope to go
extension, supplementing his income with clinical practice. His middl
of white-minority domi I to Vancouver to see our friends
Male Help Wanted
lack of success, professional and' financial, was due in ’part to his nated Southern Africa, there are j in (maybe) June then to see
independent
countries I Chico’s mother and sister and YOUNG man to train as machine
theoretical opposition to the behaviorism prevalent, especially at three
struggling
to
maintain
their
free- j her family and Tad’s cousin in engraver. Knowledge of basic
Columbia, during this period. It was also apparently to his unwil- fdom. Our University is serving
; Eastern United State before we mathematics.
Phone
767-5912
"hcome
back to Lesotho.
I those three countries. It is the
(Toronto).
time., you can hear the
Uis lack of recognition and his poverty wore him down, so that i only free university south of the
stories
of
the • Mitsuis directly
Female Help Wanted
!
Zambezi.
The
main
camps
are
at his untimely death in 19-11 he left only two short published
spoken by them.
j
situated
in
Roma,
Lesotho
with
papers and a collection of manuscripts.
Our apology for not writing LIVE-In maid for general house
i 400 students and Swaziland and
No
cooking. Beautiful
any
in the past year. KHOTSO! work.
Botswana both now have Part I
private
room
and
television. Must
students who were determined that his name and work should (.Year 1 and II) campus. Students
Your 5, Love
understand
English.
445-3763
be remembered. These included Dr. John F.A.. Taylor, who brought come not only from three coun(Toronto).
Evelyn,
Chico
and
Tad
MITSUI
from practically all
Lecky’s writings together in a book, "Self-Consistency: A Theory groupsbut
in Southern Africa. The
of Personality” (I94o), anti’ Dr. Frederick D. Thorne, who, in teaching staff come from all
bringing out a second edition (1951), included new materials and over the world. Particularly sin- Coed Fanatic . .
year there
manv
(Cent, from Psge One?
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I
Canadians
on
CIDA
program.
I
Lecky is important because he is the forerunner of what is
! counted 16 nationalities amongs curved when radical students
known
“third force” in
psychology. One force ! staff and 9 amongst students. We
tried in vain to stop the confrom John li
to
excited about this place,
F. Skinner with its ; are
st
ruction of a new international
is the chaplain for protesview of man. In this
w there is no room
taut
a part of the. ecumenical airport in Narita, each of To
for
‘•will,” "mind,’ "conscience.’ "imagination." All
221 Kennedy Rd. (between
ministrv with Catholic and An kyo, and to block parliamentary
behavior is explained as a mat It
Danforth & Kingston Rd.)
glican brethren. We do almost
passage
of
the
U.S.
Japan
agree
Scarborough, Ontario
ditioned to respond to the stimuli around them.
everything together, almost —
ment
on
the
return
of
Okinawa
Nancy
Ariza 261-7040
Communion
is
still
the
stumbling
Another force is psychoanalysis, with its view of the pervasive
to Japan.
bloc
’
..
Everyone
is
free
to
take
OHAGI & OSH USHI
influence of sexuality on human behavior. Psychoanalysis sees the ' communion
from anyone of us
The
number
of
women
demon
On
Thurs.,
Fri. & Saturdays
human psyche
a kind of hydraulic
the pressures in I but we can not celebrate it toOpen
Sundays
10 A.M.-6 P.M.
strators has risen sharply, Miss
which arc dett
Also since July. 1971, Tad has Saki said, because of "what you
the individual.
een
r _ as the Dean of could call women’s lib in our
lAXKy was more lavorably
t owa rd psychoa na 1 y si s
Affairs. So that means ' movement.”
than to behaviorism. However, he felt that both schools of thought he serves temporal needs of
Yamalha Music Course
"We no longer were satisfied
were in error in studying
behavior soley from the outside. students community daily as well
For Children
as spiritual need. It is a hectic with the old female role of relayHe insisted that people must be
food from the inside
4 to 8 years
understand an individual. we. must first under and how he sees job but a very rewarding- one. big Molotov cocktails to men on
World Famous — over 1
And cm top of all those, he still the front,” she said.
and thus understam how lie sees the
million graduates.
work!.
Free Film demonstration or.
Fashion that comes from Le
sotho
—
Morija
Fabric
Project.
See a class in
operation
a long lime to arrive at the
After
.a
year
and
a
half
of
Paul
K.
Asada,
D.C.,
N.D.
any
day.
point that every good mother starts from. And a long line, of
the women of the vilLLoyd Edwards
‘ Doctor of Chiropractic”
Donaldpaire and Michele (Chico's Swiss
Yamaha
728A St. Clair Ave. West
braham counterpart) and Chico at last
j
are
producing
something
that
0'2
block
West
of
Christie)
Maslow and many other
Music Academy
gone from where Lecky left off
. are. marketable — good in taste
TORONTO
? boy who couldn't spell The
231 Danforth Ave.
। and quality! In fact, it is selling
651-8060
Res. 621-1989
in th
teney" in the title of Leckv’s posthumous
Enrol today
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book.
B
.’y. Eluding
contradictions within themselve
ire driven to
solve them.
to tliink of
independent and self-reliant. But the poor speller "expects his defect
to be condoned . . . he has his hand out. begging for indulgence.” I
It the contradiction can be demonstrated from (the bov'.A
Chinese Foods
vi ew pom
1m
mines compulsory. His definition of
gorously rejected and a determined
msite definition. The result obtained i
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