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ei Actress Say Young Asians Should State Who We Are Today
periences of our parents in the make a lot of money and that’s i A modeling instructor for Pa sonality. Though quiet and shy
tricia Stevens College. Miss Eeji- during high school, Suesie ad
internment camps during World all that matters.” she said.
11NGELES. — Suesie Eemitted she had always wanted to
In an effort to discourage type ma said that she has encountered
| Sansei actress who is War II doesn’t tell where we’re
racial discrimination in modeling be an entertainer.
feeing cast as either an at, we need something that shows casting, Miss Eijima dropped her
■ “1 begged my parents for danc
^Oriental girl or as the who we are today,” said the eldest real first name, Setsuko, for Sue as well.
“I was once turned down by an ing lessons when I was small.”
png type prostitute. Her daughter of longtime L.A. resi sie; however, she related during agency because they said they al I Miss Eejima commented that
lie is in ‘Willie Dyna- dents Robert and Michi Eejima. a recent newspaper interview,
i her mother was less than enthusThe outspoken Miss Eejima al she frequently is the victim of ready had an ‘Oriental’.”
in it, ironically, she
! iastic about her daughter’s aspi
She has gained much exposure
so cast a skeptical eye on the cur racial tokenism and racial stereo
Is a prostitute.
through modeling, having appear rations, but later became used
Eejima, a former home- rent trend of the black “exploita typing.
to the idea.
“The situation in show business ed in magazine ads for Hawaiian
princess at Los Angeles tion” movies, saying she is not
“My father has always been all
feool, says there is a need completely convinced of the al- has improved quite a bit in the Punch and Panasonic.
Typical for a person bom un for idea,” Suesie said, “ever since
rounder Asian, the Sansei truism of the white producers last few years, but you still feel
I can remember, he’s been en111 ar, to make a statement motives in making this genre some obvious tokenism once in der the astrological sign of Gemi [ couraging me to meet the right
a while,” said the ebony-tressed ni, Miss Eejima has had to cope
jtv to the rest of society. of film.
Cont. on P. 2
with a somewhat two-fold per“They know that these films Sansei starlet.
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The
Octo Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
.VV|.
____
AA
Toronto, Unt.
MARCH ^V
20 1973
TUESD.
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i In Japan
Strolls Through Kyoto
Ottawa
Physicist
Wins $1,500
Award
Nisei Congressman Urges
Ottawa “Royal Pardons”
The charge against them was
OTTAWA. — An “outraged”
Nisei U.S. congressman is writ importing the marijuana from
vilion) up to Daimonji where the
By Dr. ROY DOI
ing to Governor-General Roland the United States, but they said
great
“
dai
”
symbol
is
lighted
du
Michener, appealing for a royal they picked it up in Regina for
' (Pacific Citizen)
ring the August O-bon festival
pardon for two young Americans delivery in Toronto.
Kyoto was about the for the dead. Ginkakuji is the
After wading through Cana
sentenced to 10 years in a Cana
not
oldest
temple
existing
from
the
jor city which was
dian jail for importing mariju dian law books, Matsunaga said
Shogunate
period
| and burned during World Ashikaga
he discovered that “historically,
ana.
[, it has retained an old (14th-15th century) since the
Representative Spark Matsu in Canada, the British monarch
Pavilion)
irm about it. It is undoub- Kinkakuji (the Gold
naga, a Nisei Democrat
from has possessed the royal prerog
he most interesting city was destroyed by fire and rebuilt
Hawaii, says the two were rail ative of mercy.”
in. The roads are very nar- to look like old in the 1950’s.
roaded into a “vindictive, over
Another walk with a rustic at
id twisting, just wide en
ly harsh sentence which, in my
ter a ricksha in certain mosphere takes you from Daikaopinion, represents the most gla
(or a Honda car). There kuji on the far west side of Ky
ring departure from the timelutiful houses with wooden oto along rice paddies and bam
honored principles of law and
UTSUNOMIYA, Tochigi—Sho
rid curved bamboo strips boo groves to Arashiwama Park
equity.”
ji Hamada, 78, well-known artist
give them a real classic on the Hozu River. It is particu
Matsunaga has already written
of Mashikoyaki ceramics and the
se apperance. There are larly nice in the Spring and is a
to Prime Minister Pierre Trude
state-designated “living national
1 and plaster fences topped favorite ‘ avec” (couples) walk.
au, appealing for the Americans’
city
treasure,” will donate his collec
Within the heart of the
i roofs which mysteriously
release, but he was turned down
tion worth Y1 billion of 2,900 folk
Kand elegant villas. And pra- one can stroll along the
flat.
art works of various countries as
for
(Kamo
River)
F every block seems to have mogawa
The two Americans, Harvey Fi
well as some 100 of his own Ma
the
Dr. Takeshi Oka
temple or shrine.
miles or wander through
sher Jr. of Hawaii and James
shikoyaki works to the steering
Gion
le are the qualities that old Geisha district called
OTTAWA. — Dr. Takeshi Oka, Edmonston of California, were ar committee to construct a Mashiko
seem where you can see graceful hou- 40-year-old physicist with the di rested as they drove from Rethe city of Kyoto
ceramicware museum.
an open museum.
The ses with classic woodwork ne vision of physics at the National gina to Toronto with ro_ „i.» ceram
collection to be donated
►ther comparable city is stled together along narrow Research Council, has been awa ges of marijuana, weiighing 72 I ^^e
by Hamada, now living in Mashiice, Italy. You sense the streets.
rded the Steacis Prize for 1972. pounds and worth about $20,000. ko Town, Haga County, Tochigi
ity of Kyoto and as you
The $1,500 award commemorates They are now serving the third Prefecture, consists of some 1,000
Colorful Gardens
: about the city. You rea former
president of NRC, year of their 10-year sentences ancient Japanese ceramicware, a
During
the
Spring,
beautiful
it’s about 1,200
years
E.W.R. Steacie. Presentation ce- in Stone Mountain Penitentiary, bout 800 ancient porcelains of
id had been the capi- flowers are seen in sequence in
near Winnipeg.
remory will be held next JanuChina, Korea, England and Spain,
the
gardens
of
Kyoto
from
white
i Japan for 1,000 years.
ary.
and other folk art works such as
‘e it had been the ' cap- winter plum to pink cherry, to
old furniture and gold works. Ha
of
a
former
Dr. Oka is the son
f Japan for so Jong, it purple wisteria, to red azaleas, to
mada
has collected these works
Tokyo University.
krai that so many beau- purple and white irises; in the professor of
in the last 50 years on his trips
He also graduated from the U^nd intricate structures Fall momiji (Japanese maple)
all over the world.
niversity in 1955 and was offered
gardens exist. The best with its splashes of orange,
The works in the collection in
yellow, and amber take the position in physics in NRC
is came
and
created red,
A
30clude
several Chinese vases worth
TAKOKA, Japan. ■
with its in 1963. Dr. Oka is also guest
gs and gardens for the your breath away
between Y5 million apiece, ceramicware
of year-old man reached
professor of the University
families, the
samurai beauty.
open
the produced in China more than 500
iron
bars
and
forced
gardeners Toronto teaching physics to
The
Japanese
rid the wealthy merjaws of a lion with his bare years ago and Japanese ceramic
certainly use rocks, trees, and young students.
^ in late eras.
hands recently to free his nine- works produced about 1,000 years
water to their greatest advanDr. Oka, married with two sons year-old son from the lion’s grip, ago.
mount
I Famous Walks
tage and can convey
and two daughters, has been resi
The collection of some 100 Ma
police reported recently.
oceans.
pto.can best be appreciated ains, forests, rivers,
ding in Ottawa for the past ten
shikoyaki
works of his own,
The boy, Yukihiko
Hayashi,
hiking. It is truly a “walk beaches and islands by artist
years.
entered a restricted stockade at which will also be donated, con
pity with several ■ famous ic arrangements and a little
a zoo in this town in northern sists of masterpieces produced
[ The most popular Sunday imaginative help from the vie
Japan. Then, police said, a six- mainly when Hamada was be
[takes you from the Heian wer.
year-old female . lion
reached tween 20 and 30 years of age.
Kyoto is a city of traditions
R along a tree-lined avenue
through an opening between the Most of the works were’done in
[several old temples, by a so much so that my Japanese fri
bars of her pen and seized his England, Okinawa and Kyoto.
p and through narrow po- ends say that I may have a disto
Hamada said that he decided to
left arm.
[shoplined alleys up to Kiy- rted idea of Japan and the Japa
The boy’s father, Shinichi Ha donate his collections so that they
(Kiyomizu Temple), nese. Three great festivals are
TOKYO. — Japan will donate yashi, leaped into the stockade will not be scattered after his
popular and famous te- celebrated in Kyoto during the
and fought three minutes with death.
Kyoto with a magnifi- year: the Aoi Matsuri in May, 362 million yen (about $1,1/5,
The museum will be built on
the
lion. The father suffered only
of the city from Higa- the Gion Matsuri in July, and the 324) to South Vietnam and Laos
a 2,000-sqm. lot near Hamada’s
to help build a vocational train slight injuries to his right hand,
Jidai Matsuri in October.
(East Mountain).
Town at
The Aoi Matsuri consists of ing center of orphans and a re police said. The boy’s injuries workshop in Mashiko
Rte walk or hike, depenthe
cost
of
about
Y100
million.
a procession of “imperial mes- fugee village in. wartorn Indo will require two weeks’ treatment
Construction will start in March.
I
^^^ ^ill take you
china, the foreign ministry said. they added.
| W-uji (the Silver PaCont. on P. 2
Artist Donates
His Treasures
Father Opens
Lion's Mouth To
Save Child
Japan To Donate
Funds For South
Viet. Orphanage
periences of our parents in the make a lot of money and that’s i A modeling instructor for Pa sonality. Though quiet and shy
tricia Stevens College. Miss Eeji- during high school, Suesie ad
internment camps during World all that matters.” she said.
11NGELES. — Suesie Eemitted she had always wanted to
In an effort to discourage type ma said that she has encountered
| Sansei actress who is War II doesn’t tell where we’re
racial discrimination in modeling be an entertainer.
feeing cast as either an at, we need something that shows casting, Miss Eijima dropped her
■ “1 begged my parents for danc
^Oriental girl or as the who we are today,” said the eldest real first name, Setsuko, for Sue as well.
“I was once turned down by an ing lessons when I was small.”
png type prostitute. Her daughter of longtime L.A. resi sie; however, she related during agency because they said they al I Miss Eejima commented that
lie is in ‘Willie Dyna- dents Robert and Michi Eejima. a recent newspaper interview,
i her mother was less than enthusThe outspoken Miss Eejima al she frequently is the victim of ready had an ‘Oriental’.”
in it, ironically, she
! iastic about her daughter’s aspi
She has gained much exposure
so cast a skeptical eye on the cur racial tokenism and racial stereo
Is a prostitute.
through modeling, having appear rations, but later became used
Eejima, a former home- rent trend of the black “exploita typing.
to the idea.
“The situation in show business ed in magazine ads for Hawaiian
princess at Los Angeles tion” movies, saying she is not
“My father has always been all
feool, says there is a need completely convinced of the al- has improved quite a bit in the Punch and Panasonic.
Typical for a person bom un for idea,” Suesie said, “ever since
rounder Asian, the Sansei truism of the white producers last few years, but you still feel
I can remember, he’s been en111 ar, to make a statement motives in making this genre some obvious tokenism once in der the astrological sign of Gemi [ couraging me to meet the right
a while,” said the ebony-tressed ni, Miss Eejima has had to cope
jtv to the rest of society. of film.
Cont. on P. 2
with a somewhat two-fold per“They know that these films Sansei starlet.
1K ^^ re*telling the exWIGHT CHUMAN
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The
Octo Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
.VV|.
____
AA
Toronto, Unt.
MARCH ^V
20 1973
TUESD.
1LTJ0VA1,, 1U/1LVV11
AJIU
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i In Japan
Strolls Through Kyoto
Ottawa
Physicist
Wins $1,500
Award
Nisei Congressman Urges
Ottawa “Royal Pardons”
The charge against them was
OTTAWA. — An “outraged”
Nisei U.S. congressman is writ importing the marijuana from
vilion) up to Daimonji where the
By Dr. ROY DOI
ing to Governor-General Roland the United States, but they said
great
“
dai
”
symbol
is
lighted
du
Michener, appealing for a royal they picked it up in Regina for
' (Pacific Citizen)
ring the August O-bon festival
pardon for two young Americans delivery in Toronto.
Kyoto was about the for the dead. Ginkakuji is the
After wading through Cana
sentenced to 10 years in a Cana
not
oldest
temple
existing
from
the
jor city which was
dian jail for importing mariju dian law books, Matsunaga said
Shogunate
period
| and burned during World Ashikaga
he discovered that “historically,
ana.
[, it has retained an old (14th-15th century) since the
Representative Spark Matsu in Canada, the British monarch
Pavilion)
irm about it. It is undoub- Kinkakuji (the Gold
naga, a Nisei Democrat
from has possessed the royal prerog
he most interesting city was destroyed by fire and rebuilt
Hawaii, says the two were rail ative of mercy.”
in. The roads are very nar- to look like old in the 1950’s.
roaded into a “vindictive, over
Another walk with a rustic at
id twisting, just wide en
ly harsh sentence which, in my
ter a ricksha in certain mosphere takes you from Daikaopinion, represents the most gla
(or a Honda car). There kuji on the far west side of Ky
ring departure from the timelutiful houses with wooden oto along rice paddies and bam
honored principles of law and
UTSUNOMIYA, Tochigi—Sho
rid curved bamboo strips boo groves to Arashiwama Park
equity.”
ji Hamada, 78, well-known artist
give them a real classic on the Hozu River. It is particu
Matsunaga has already written
of Mashikoyaki ceramics and the
se apperance. There are larly nice in the Spring and is a
to Prime Minister Pierre Trude
state-designated “living national
1 and plaster fences topped favorite ‘ avec” (couples) walk.
au, appealing for the Americans’
city
treasure,” will donate his collec
Within the heart of the
i roofs which mysteriously
release, but he was turned down
tion worth Y1 billion of 2,900 folk
Kand elegant villas. And pra- one can stroll along the
flat.
art works of various countries as
for
(Kamo
River)
F every block seems to have mogawa
The two Americans, Harvey Fi
well as some 100 of his own Ma
the
Dr. Takeshi Oka
temple or shrine.
miles or wander through
sher Jr. of Hawaii and James
shikoyaki works to the steering
Gion
le are the qualities that old Geisha district called
OTTAWA. — Dr. Takeshi Oka, Edmonston of California, were ar committee to construct a Mashiko
seem where you can see graceful hou- 40-year-old physicist with the di rested as they drove from Rethe city of Kyoto
ceramicware museum.
an open museum.
The ses with classic woodwork ne vision of physics at the National gina to Toronto with ro_ „i.» ceram
collection to be donated
►ther comparable city is stled together along narrow Research Council, has been awa ges of marijuana, weiighing 72 I ^^e
by Hamada, now living in Mashiice, Italy. You sense the streets.
rded the Steacis Prize for 1972. pounds and worth about $20,000. ko Town, Haga County, Tochigi
ity of Kyoto and as you
The $1,500 award commemorates They are now serving the third Prefecture, consists of some 1,000
Colorful Gardens
: about the city. You rea former
president of NRC, year of their 10-year sentences ancient Japanese ceramicware, a
During
the
Spring,
beautiful
it’s about 1,200
years
E.W.R. Steacie. Presentation ce- in Stone Mountain Penitentiary, bout 800 ancient porcelains of
id had been the capi- flowers are seen in sequence in
near Winnipeg.
remory will be held next JanuChina, Korea, England and Spain,
the
gardens
of
Kyoto
from
white
i Japan for 1,000 years.
ary.
and other folk art works such as
‘e it had been the ' cap- winter plum to pink cherry, to
old furniture and gold works. Ha
of
a
former
Dr. Oka is the son
f Japan for so Jong, it purple wisteria, to red azaleas, to
mada
has collected these works
Tokyo University.
krai that so many beau- purple and white irises; in the professor of
in the last 50 years on his trips
He also graduated from the U^nd intricate structures Fall momiji (Japanese maple)
all over the world.
niversity in 1955 and was offered
gardens exist. The best with its splashes of orange,
The works in the collection in
yellow, and amber take the position in physics in NRC
is came
and
created red,
A
30clude
several Chinese vases worth
TAKOKA, Japan. ■
with its in 1963. Dr. Oka is also guest
gs and gardens for the your breath away
between Y5 million apiece, ceramicware
of year-old man reached
professor of the University
families, the
samurai beauty.
open
the produced in China more than 500
iron
bars
and
forced
gardeners Toronto teaching physics to
The
Japanese
rid the wealthy merjaws of a lion with his bare years ago and Japanese ceramic
certainly use rocks, trees, and young students.
^ in late eras.
hands recently to free his nine- works produced about 1,000 years
water to their greatest advanDr. Oka, married with two sons year-old son from the lion’s grip, ago.
mount
I Famous Walks
tage and can convey
and two daughters, has been resi
The collection of some 100 Ma
police reported recently.
oceans.
pto.can best be appreciated ains, forests, rivers,
ding in Ottawa for the past ten
shikoyaki
works of his own,
The boy, Yukihiko
Hayashi,
hiking. It is truly a “walk beaches and islands by artist
years.
entered a restricted stockade at which will also be donated, con
pity with several ■ famous ic arrangements and a little
a zoo in this town in northern sists of masterpieces produced
[ The most popular Sunday imaginative help from the vie
Japan. Then, police said, a six- mainly when Hamada was be
[takes you from the Heian wer.
year-old female . lion
reached tween 20 and 30 years of age.
Kyoto is a city of traditions
R along a tree-lined avenue
through an opening between the Most of the works were’done in
[several old temples, by a so much so that my Japanese fri
bars of her pen and seized his England, Okinawa and Kyoto.
p and through narrow po- ends say that I may have a disto
Hamada said that he decided to
left arm.
[shoplined alleys up to Kiy- rted idea of Japan and the Japa
The boy’s father, Shinichi Ha donate his collections so that they
(Kiyomizu Temple), nese. Three great festivals are
TOKYO. — Japan will donate yashi, leaped into the stockade will not be scattered after his
popular and famous te- celebrated in Kyoto during the
and fought three minutes with death.
Kyoto with a magnifi- year: the Aoi Matsuri in May, 362 million yen (about $1,1/5,
The museum will be built on
the
lion. The father suffered only
of the city from Higa- the Gion Matsuri in July, and the 324) to South Vietnam and Laos
a 2,000-sqm. lot near Hamada’s
to help build a vocational train slight injuries to his right hand,
Jidai Matsuri in October.
(East Mountain).
Town at
The Aoi Matsuri consists of ing center of orphans and a re police said. The boy’s injuries workshop in Mashiko
Rte walk or hike, depenthe
cost
of
about
Y100
million.
a procession of “imperial mes- fugee village in. wartorn Indo will require two weeks’ treatment
Construction will start in March.
I
^^^ ^ill take you
china, the foreign ministry said. they added.
| W-uji (the Silver PaCont. on P. 2
Artist Donates
His Treasures
Father Opens
Lion's Mouth To
Save Child
Japan To Donate
Funds For South
Viet. Orphanage
Page 2
the
PAGE,. 2
Actress...
(Cont. from Page One)
Tuesday, March «/
n e w
Kyoto---
(Cont. from Page One)
The New Canada
coutriers” who | keep the sacred flame alive so
and
people and do the right things to significant appearances have been sengers
the streets of , he was now blowing on the giofurther my career. I guess you on: Marcus Welby MD, Room 222, wind through
i
the
Old Imperial ' wing end. I was using all my
A member of Ethnic
Family,
and Kyoto from
could call him a ‘stage-father’.” McCloud, Smith
Shimogamo
and
Kaforce
to
keep
us
from
stumbling
Palace to
Association of Ontar'/U.
Although her favorite food is Emergency! Her motion picture migamo shrines and this festival and getting trampled.
1
credits include “Soylent Green”
maguro sashimi. Miss Eejima ad
Second
Class
mail
.
I
’
•
dates
back
to
the
6th
century.
Big Crowd
mits that she doesn’t-have much for MGM and a film yet to be re
No. D-0366 j '
Most Spectacular
We finally worked ourselves
contact with the Japanese Ameri leased, "When the Line Comes
PUBLISHED ON EVEHT Tito The Gion Matsuri which is to the edge of the raised ground
can community anymore and does Through.”
AND FRIDAY
1 '
Miss Eejima is presently work
not try in any way to outwardly
the most spectacular of the around the bell and then clambe
T. UMEZUKI Publics I
project the fact that she is of ing on the set of Richard Za- three and of all the festivals red up from the almost uncon
nuck
’
s
"Willie
Dynamite.
”
trollable
rock
wall
to
get
away
K. C. TSUMURA fJapanese ancestry.
in Japan is climaxed by a
In addition, she is currently be procession of 29 huge floats from the crowd. Finally the police
English Section Editor i '
Miss Eejima, whose main goals ing considered for a photo lay
KEN MORI
f '
pulled by groups of young men arrived and directed the crowd up
as an entertainer are to have her out in Playboy Magazine.
Japanese Section Edita-;
in colorful garb (many Kyoto one stairway and down the other
own television show and to ap
"There
’
s
nothing
wrong
with
SUBSCRIPTION • '
University students take part and so that the crowd now went
pear in Las Vegas, said she would
nudity,
”
said
the
well-endowed
$.9.00 a Year
sembaround
the
bell
in
some
make
part
of
their
living
expen
rather "make it” on individual
j
$5.00 for Six Month (
Miss
Eejima,
"I
think
I
have
a
ses
for
the
month
from^this;
it
lance
of
order.
merit than as a member of a cer
good body and people want to shows how much pull they have).
It is a great credit to Japatain ethnic group .
479 QUEEN ST., Mv ”
see it there’s nothing wrong with The huge floats are hung with nese discipline and inbred cour
Toronto 133,t)riL
fl
At one time, it looked as if she
it.”
rich
tapestry,
some
from
16thtesy
that
such
a
huge
number
of
EMpire
6-5005
was destined to spend her life be
She quickly points out she’s not 17 th century Europe, and the pa people could be so orderly.. It
hind a secretary’s deck.
an exhibitionist, however, and ad rade is accompanied by the mu- would be analogous to two poli"I attended LACC for a while mitted being highly embarrassed sic of drums, gongs, and flutes. cemen directing all the traffic
and took up typing and short when she received her first on- The musicians ride in the huge away
Park
Candlestick
hand, my mother had insisted camera kiss during the filming of floats which are carved from after a Rams-49ers game with no
Help Wanted
that they would come in handy a Swanson TV dinner commercial. wood and can weigh up to a few traffic jam occurring.
someday... I hated it,” said the
"I’ll never get used to doing tons; these huge floats are tur
BILINGUAL legal secretary
We had a 2-mile walk home
petite (5’ 3”) actress.
love scenes, they’re really emba ned at the street corners by an
via
the dictaphone, short-hand, tj
from Yasaka Shrine
To date, Miss Eejima’s most rrassing,” she blushed.
intricate maneuver consisting of Chion-in bell. As we stroll- ability required for downton
bamboo poles, water, and man ed along we noticed that every- ff ice. Legal experience an is
power, since the front axle one was sober and very happy, Please call Mr. Kusano 8&|
(Toronto).
I fi
doesn’t turn.
were
and
although
there1
| The Jidai JVIatsuri in the Fall I about a million people there that
A MOTHER’S helper ft
is a historical costume process night, it was an extremely order
ctor’s home. Live in. English
ion illustrating the 13 main pe ly crowd.
We need several poised, mature persons to learn the art of
necessary. Start $140. n^
riods of Kyoto’s and Japan’s
selling duty and tax free marchandise in our airport shops.
We stopped along the way Phone 445-0239 (Toronto). |
history from 794 to 1868. This to buy some hot takoyaki (octo
The hours are long, shift work. We expect you to work
parade starts at the Old Imperial pus) and ikayaki (squid) on a
SEVERAL gardener’s ^
hard, but pay is excellent and future bright.
wanted.
Phone 533-7651 '(^
Palace and winds its way through stick and by great fortune our
the streets to the Heian Shrine, path led us to the Heian Shrine. to).
CALL FOR FURTHER DETAILS 676-2857
a relatively new shrine since it They had some fire burning in
is only about 100 years old. grates which were about 4 feet
Buy and Sell
Your !i
Ask for Mr. Noustas
These parades are witnessed by off the ground which gave off
Through
I
hundreds of thousands of specta light and heat to the
chilled
tors who come from all parts of crowd.
There we went to the
TOSH IWAI |
Japan.
main altar, threw in some coins,
In addition to these major fe and did our "omairi” (two claps
MELL REAL ESTATE 11
Read Stella Ito's
stivals there is a festival practi and a prayer). What was spec
2008 Lawrence Av. M
cally everyday in this ancient ci tacularly beautiful was the can
Scarboro, Ont. I
ty; most are local shrine festi dles burning in all the hanging
757-5184
vals.
lanterns around the shrine; the
A Japanese Cookbook For Cosmopolitan Gourmets
New Year’s Eve
lanterns
are only lit on New
“Over 60 Favorite Recipes”
But the greatest of celebrat Year’s Eve so we were indeed fo
Bus: 961-5511
Res: 922-1?
ions in Kyoto is on New Year’s rtunate' to see how the Shrines
Available At The New Canadian For Only $1.65
Eve. On that night my son Dou must have appeared in the even
479 Queen St. West — Toronto 2B, Ont.
glas and I braved the crowds and ings in ancient times.
took a cab as close as we could
Sacred Rope
to the Yasaka Shrine near the
Chartered AccountM*
We finally arrived home with
Gion district. It has been a tra- our sacred rope still aglow and
Now On Sale At The New Canadian
dition for Kyotoites to get the so we lit our gas stove for the
Suit* 403
J
New Year’s first fire from Ya- new year. And with this ritual
130 BLOOR ST. W.
T0 T
saka Shrine, and outside of the carried out to our perfection we
shrine grounds we bought our knew that we would have good
1-yard long sacred rope for 75c health and be blessed with good
By ISAIAH BEN DASAN
and went into the crowded shrine fortune for the rest of the year.
compound where we lit our rope I’m not certain how my son felt
from the blazing fire.
A thought-provoking book by a writer who combines an
about this whole evening, but I
In order to keep the fire lit felt “very” Japanese and it gave
intimate knowledge of the Japanese with remarkable
all the way to our house, we had (me a big psychological lift to
understanding, admiration, and respect for the Jews.
a
to swing the rope gently in a face the New Year.
A runaway, best seller in its original Japanese version,
circular fashion which kept the
^1
Now in English.
end aglow.
Over 1,000,000 copies sold.
It is a good policy to
We walked through crowded
have the RIGHT POLICY
Maruyama Park and without
$7.50 at The New Canadian, 479 Queen St. W.,
knowing why was swept up to
William Wales Ltd
wards a huge temple and very
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
luckily came to Chionin temple
Insurance Agents
which has the largest bell (76
2 Carlton St. 10th floor
blood
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
tons) in Japan. There, about a
Phone 368-4681
dozen priests were pulling on the
ropes of a great gong which they
The New Canadian
Wedding Sp^M
swung against the bell with great
479 QUEEN STREET WEST, TORONTO 133, ONT.
encouragement from the mill
General Photography
ing throng. From midnight they
Please find enclosed $................................ ......... for which
struck the bell 10S times to exoExclusive Coverage
i
□ Renew my subscription.
rcise the sinful desires of the
T.B.
Matsuda
I
past year.
□ Enter my new subscription for ............ year/months
Toronto
Estimates & SnmP
As we approached the bell
$5.00 for six months
•
$9.00 per year.
it was the only time in my
life when I was actually wor
When Buying Oi Selling A Ho®*
ried that I might get crushed
NAME (MR. MRS. MISS)
to death. We were caught in this
Call: KEN HORI
surge to get close to the bell and
ADDRESS ---- - ---------------------- ----------------------------------------at the time we arrived there were
Reol^oir
two paths leading up to the bell,
CITY —______ —_______________ ZONE NO.
but no paths leading away. The
MEMBER of TORONTO REAL ESTATE ^ ^
refore it was just a crushing cro
Phon*
PROVINCE „-------------------------—-------- -----------------------wd around the bell.
Douglas’ only worry was to
CLASSIFY
SALESCLERKS MALE or FEMALE
|
"SUKIYAKI"
ERNEST JOMO*
THE JAPANESE AND THE JEWS
DON^
PHOTOGRAPHY
—
K. HORI
REAL ESTATE _ _
«
PAGE,. 2
Actress...
(Cont. from Page One)
Tuesday, March «/
n e w
Kyoto---
(Cont. from Page One)
The New Canada
coutriers” who | keep the sacred flame alive so
and
people and do the right things to significant appearances have been sengers
the streets of , he was now blowing on the giofurther my career. I guess you on: Marcus Welby MD, Room 222, wind through
i
the
Old Imperial ' wing end. I was using all my
A member of Ethnic
Family,
and Kyoto from
could call him a ‘stage-father’.” McCloud, Smith
Shimogamo
and
Kaforce
to
keep
us
from
stumbling
Palace to
Association of Ontar'/U.
Although her favorite food is Emergency! Her motion picture migamo shrines and this festival and getting trampled.
1
credits include “Soylent Green”
maguro sashimi. Miss Eejima ad
Second
Class
.
I
’
•
dates
back
to
the
6th
century.
Big Crowd
mits that she doesn’t-have much for MGM and a film yet to be re
No. D-0366 j '
Most Spectacular
We finally worked ourselves
contact with the Japanese Ameri leased, "When the Line Comes
PUBLISHED ON EVEHT Tito The Gion Matsuri which is to the edge of the raised ground
can community anymore and does Through.”
AND FRIDAY
1 '
Miss Eejima is presently work
not try in any way to outwardly
the most spectacular of the around the bell and then clambe
T. UMEZUKI Publics I
project the fact that she is of ing on the set of Richard Za- three and of all the festivals red up from the almost uncon
nuck
’
s
"Willie
Dynamite.
”
trollable
rock
wall
to
get
away
K. C. TSUMURA fJapanese ancestry.
in Japan is climaxed by a
In addition, she is currently be procession of 29 huge floats from the crowd. Finally the police
English Section Editor i '
Miss Eejima, whose main goals ing considered for a photo lay
KEN MORI
f '
pulled by groups of young men arrived and directed the crowd up
as an entertainer are to have her out in Playboy Magazine.
Japanese Section Edita-;
in colorful garb (many Kyoto one stairway and down the other
own television show and to ap
"There
’
s
nothing
wrong
with
SUBSCRIPTION • '
University students take part and so that the crowd now went
pear in Las Vegas, said she would
nudity,
”
said
the
well-endowed
$.9.00 a Year
sembaround
the
bell
in
some
make
part
of
their
living
expen
rather "make it” on individual
j
$5.00 for Six Month (
Miss
Eejima,
"I
think
I
have
a
ses
for
the
month
from^this;
it
lance
of
order.
merit than as a member of a cer
good body and people want to shows how much pull they have).
It is a great credit to Japatain ethnic group .
479 QUEEN ST., Mv ”
see it there’s nothing wrong with The huge floats are hung with nese discipline and inbred cour
Toronto 133,t)riL
fl
At one time, it looked as if she
it.”
rich
tapestry,
some
from
16thtesy
that
such
a
huge
number
of
EMpire
6-5005
was destined to spend her life be
She quickly points out she’s not 17 th century Europe, and the pa people could be so orderly.. It
hind a secretary’s deck.
an exhibitionist, however, and ad rade is accompanied by the mu- would be analogous to two poli"I attended LACC for a while mitted being highly embarrassed sic of drums, gongs, and flutes. cemen directing all the traffic
and took up typing and short when she received her first on- The musicians ride in the huge away
Park
Candlestick
hand, my mother had insisted camera kiss during the filming of floats which are carved from after a Rams-49ers game with no
Help Wanted
that they would come in handy a Swanson TV dinner commercial. wood and can weigh up to a few traffic jam occurring.
someday... I hated it,” said the
"I’ll never get used to doing tons; these huge floats are tur
BILINGUAL legal secretary
We had a 2-mile walk home
petite (5’ 3”) actress.
love scenes, they’re really emba ned at the street corners by an
via
the dictaphone, short-hand, tj
from Yasaka Shrine
To date, Miss Eejima’s most rrassing,” she blushed.
intricate maneuver consisting of Chion-in bell. As we stroll- ability required for downton
bamboo poles, water, and man ed along we noticed that every- ff ice. Legal experience an is
power, since the front axle one was sober and very happy, Please call Mr. Kusano 8&|
(Toronto).
I fi
doesn’t turn.
were
and
although
there1
| The Jidai JVIatsuri in the Fall I about a million people there that
A MOTHER’S helper ft
is a historical costume process night, it was an extremely order
ctor’s home. Live in. English
ion illustrating the 13 main pe ly crowd.
We need several poised, mature persons to learn the art of
necessary. Start $140. n^
riods of Kyoto’s and Japan’s
selling duty and tax free marchandise in our airport shops.
We stopped along the way Phone 445-0239 (Toronto). |
history from 794 to 1868. This to buy some hot takoyaki (octo
The hours are long, shift work. We expect you to work
parade starts at the Old Imperial pus) and ikayaki (squid) on a
SEVERAL gardener’s ^
hard, but pay is excellent and future bright.
wanted.
Phone 533-7651 '(^
Palace and winds its way through stick and by great fortune our
the streets to the Heian Shrine, path led us to the Heian Shrine. to).
CALL FOR FURTHER DETAILS 676-2857
a relatively new shrine since it They had some fire burning in
is only about 100 years old. grates which were about 4 feet
Buy and Sell
Your !i
Ask for Mr. Noustas
These parades are witnessed by off the ground which gave off
Through
I
hundreds of thousands of specta light and heat to the
chilled
tors who come from all parts of crowd.
There we went to the
TOSH IWAI |
Japan.
main altar, threw in some coins,
In addition to these major fe and did our "omairi” (two claps
MELL REAL ESTATE 11
Read Stella Ito's
stivals there is a festival practi and a prayer). What was spec
2008 Lawrence Av. M
cally everyday in this ancient ci tacularly beautiful was the can
Scarboro, Ont. I
ty; most are local shrine festi dles burning in all the hanging
757-5184
vals.
lanterns around the shrine; the
A Japanese Cookbook For Cosmopolitan Gourmets
New Year’s Eve
lanterns
are only lit on New
“Over 60 Favorite Recipes”
But the greatest of celebrat Year’s Eve so we were indeed fo
Bus: 961-5511
Res: 922-1?
ions in Kyoto is on New Year’s rtunate' to see how the Shrines
Available At The New Canadian For Only $1.65
Eve. On that night my son Dou must have appeared in the even
479 Queen St. West — Toronto 2B, Ont.
glas and I braved the crowds and ings in ancient times.
took a cab as close as we could
Sacred Rope
to the Yasaka Shrine near the
Chartered AccountM*
We finally arrived home with
Gion district. It has been a tra- our sacred rope still aglow and
Now On Sale At The New Canadian
dition for Kyotoites to get the so we lit our gas stove for the
Suit* 403
J
New Year’s first fire from Ya- new year. And with this ritual
130 BLOOR ST. W.
T0 T
saka Shrine, and outside of the carried out to our perfection we
shrine grounds we bought our knew that we would have good
1-yard long sacred rope for 75c health and be blessed with good
By ISAIAH BEN DASAN
and went into the crowded shrine fortune for the rest of the year.
compound where we lit our rope I’m not certain how my son felt
from the blazing fire.
A thought-provoking book by a writer who combines an
about this whole evening, but I
In order to keep the fire lit felt “very” Japanese and it gave
intimate knowledge of the Japanese with remarkable
all the way to our house, we had (me a big psychological lift to
understanding, admiration, and respect for the Jews.
a
to swing the rope gently in a face the New Year.
A runaway, best seller in its original Japanese version,
circular fashion which kept the
^1
Now in English.
end aglow.
Over 1,000,000 copies sold.
It is a good policy to
We walked through crowded
have the RIGHT POLICY
Maruyama Park and without
$7.50 at The New Canadian, 479 Queen St. W.,
knowing why was swept up to
William Wales Ltd
wards a huge temple and very
Toronto 2-B, Ont.
luckily came to Chionin temple
Insurance Agents
which has the largest bell (76
2 Carlton St. 10th floor
blood
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
tons) in Japan. There, about a
Phone 368-4681
dozen priests were pulling on the
ropes of a great gong which they
The New Canadian
Wedding Sp^M
swung against the bell with great
479 QUEEN STREET WEST, TORONTO 133, ONT.
encouragement from the mill
General Photography
ing throng. From midnight they
Please find enclosed $................................ ......... for which
struck the bell 10S times to exoExclusive Coverage
i
□ Renew my subscription.
rcise the sinful desires of the
T.B.
Matsuda
I
past year.
□ Enter my new subscription for ............ year/months
Toronto
Estimates & SnmP
As we approached the bell
$5.00 for six months
•
$9.00 per year.
it was the only time in my
life when I was actually wor
When Buying Oi Selling A Ho®*
ried that I might get crushed
NAME (MR. MRS. MISS)
to death. We were caught in this
Call: KEN HORI
surge to get close to the bell and
ADDRESS ---- - ---------------------- ----------------------------------------at the time we arrived there were
Reol^oir
two paths leading up to the bell,
CITY —______ —_______________ ZONE NO.
but no paths leading away. The
MEMBER of TORONTO REAL ESTATE ^ ^
refore it was just a crushing cro
Phon*
PROVINCE „-------------------------—-------- -----------------------wd around the bell.
Douglas’ only worry was to
CLASSIFY
SALESCLERKS MALE or FEMALE
|
"SUKIYAKI"
ERNEST JOMO*
THE JAPANESE AND THE JEWS
DON^
PHOTOGRAPHY
—
K. HORI
REAL ESTATE _ _
«
Page 3
PAGE 3
March 20 1973
TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
I
St. John's Presbyterian, Broadview at Simpson Ave.
IVICES:
I
Sundayr Sunday School and Worship Services 2:00 P.M.
I
Tuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:G0 P.M.
IFriday: Young Peoples Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
I Phone Contact: Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128. Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1686.
[TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
I
701 DOVERCOURT RD.
f
March 25, 1973
yaponti# — R®v. C. Y. HorDcoBhl/ 782-5267
English Rev. Ken Matsugu, 444-5159
^
I
Dates And Doings |
Toronto Buddhist Church Sport's Day March 24th
TORONTO. — The Toronto Buddhist Church will sponsor
“Sports Day” on March 24th for children ages 9 to IS at George
Brown College from 8:45 a.m. Program consists of badmington, bas
ketball, volleyball, and floor hockey.
Those parents who are not members yet, but are interested,
contact: Sue Michibata at 241-1765 or Roger Tanaka at 461-6594.
Please let us know how many will be coming so arrangements for
refreshments, etc, can be made. — T.B.C.
Saisei Kai General Meeting At Nikko March 30
I
f
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
March 25, 1973
|:30 A.M. Religious School
•00 A.M. Morning Service
£5 J00P.M. Japanese Service
918 Bathurst St.
Telephone: 534-4302
DANFORTH GARDENS
Famous Chinese Foods
3212 Danforth Ave. (at Pharmacy)
One free order of WUN-TUN
One pair of chopsticks with orders over $5.00
Free local delivery over $3.00
10% off on pick-up orders over $2.00
Phone 699-1171
|
TOM’S TELEVISION & RADIO
RCA — ZENITH
|
t
SALES & SERVICE
! 1055 MIDLAND AVE. (ORIOLE PLAZA)
Phone 759-1583
ARBORO
Between Eglinton & Lawrence Ave. ^ast.
Repairs To All Makes
Takara Jewellers
TORONTO. — The Saisei-Kai’s general meeting will be held
at Nikko Garden, 460 Dundas Street West, Toronto on Friday,
March 30th, 1973, starting 7. P.M.
The agenda of the meeting will include the election of di
rectors and auditor* for 1973 and discussion of general business
matters of the corporation.
The annual dinner party of the members will be held at the
same time. Please make reservations before March 28th. Please
phone Mr. Kameoka, (368-9934, $2.50 per person).
Flower & Bonsai Display At OISE On April 28th
TORONTO. — A Japanese Flower Arrangement and.Bonsai
Display will be held at The Ontario Institute for Studies in Edu
cation, Second Floor, 252 Bloor Street West, Saturday, April 28th,
1:00 p.m. — 9.00 p .m., and Sunday, April 29th, 12.00 p.m. —
6.00 p.m.
A total of 120 displays of flower arrangements and tablesize
Bonsai will be on exhibit. A thrilling experience.
The delicate approach of four Japanese schools of flower
arranging, and the fine art of Bonsai, will be demonstrated throu
ghout the day. Bonsai demonstrations will include trees of all sizes.
Added to this “Touch of Japan” in springtime will be Sumie
(brush painting), Origami (paper folding), and other Japanese
cultural demonstrations and displays, plus a Fashion Show at
3.00 p.m. by one of Toronto’s leading couturiers.
Toronto Buddhist Church Bowling Day April 7th
TORONTO. — For a day of enjoyment for the entire fa
mily, from seven to seventy, come and join our family bowling at
the Dufferin Plaza from 3:30 till 5:30 p.m., sponsored by
the
Toronto Buddhist Church.
Those Fujinkai Ladies with those strike out arms, come and
show the young ones how it’s done. Remember the date is April the
7th, 1973.
Proceeding the supper at 7:30 there will be a Hanamatsuri
concert to commemorate the birth of the Buddha. An hour long
concert will consist of songs, dances and skits from the various
church groups. After .supper, there will be a presentation of trophies
at the church.
In the Social Hall, there will be various displays of Sunday
School classes; handworks, artworks, etc. So you parents who are
interested, we assure you your visit will be well remembered. —
T.B.C.
Paul K. Asada, D.C., N.D,
"EAR PIERCING"
By Appointment
“Doctor of Chiropractic”
Mon. — Friday 9—6, Sat. 9—1.
21 Dundas Sq. Toronto, Suite 1201. Phone 363-0952
728A St. Clair Ave. West
(«/2 block West of Christie)
TORONTO
651-8060
Res. 621-1989
Eve. By Appointment
Hiro Kawaguchi, Art Watanabe
SUITS FOR MEN
C. NOMURA
RESTAURANT
sukiyaki
TEMPURA
TATAMI /ZOOM
ALL MAJOR CREDIT
CARDS HONOURED
(Between King & Adelaide)
863-0002
463 Eglinton Ave. W
Phone 489-8611
KINO’S MARKET
Red & White
Food Store
Slocan City, B.C
Phone 355-2211
DANFORTH
SPORTING GOODS
SKATES, HOCKEY
EQUIPMENT
SKATES SHARPENED
1202 Danforth Ave.
At Greenwood.
George Fukuaaka
463-7400
OPEN FBI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
OF TORONTO
* FORMAL RENTALS
Custom Mad, Suits
A Trousers
Buy & Sell — Your Home
Through
Mits Kuroda
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
Tol. 463-8104
Robt. Owen
Realtor
2685 Eglinton Ave. East
Phone 266-4501 - Res. 261-2581
COUNTER
INFLATION
BY PLANNED
MONEY
MANAGEMENT
FULLY LICENSED
k
Specializing in
Authentic Oriental
Gift Items, Kimonos
& Noritakes China
“Will call on you”
(Within Toronto)
and
*103 YONGE
Japan's
Specialty Shop
Phone 694-9553
TAVERN
’
1278 Yonge Street. Toronto 7, Ont.
SOUTH OF WOODLAWN
. 923-6877
ToHo Nishimura
Representing
Made To Measure
’
Custom Picture
Framing
NISHIMURA
PICTURE FRAMES
j
SHOP
733 Danforth Ave.,
Toronto
Phone Store 463-3426
Home 469-0293
Japanese Food
Deliver Evenings
and Saturdays
Income Tax Reduction
Retirement Income
Family Protection
Disability Pay Cheques
Mortgage Redemption
College Tuition Fund
— O —
MITS TANOUYE
NATIONAL LIFE
OF CANADA
10 St. Mary St., Toron*o
923-0916
447-89'6
$1000 WEEKLY DRW
MARCH 14
WINNER
MR. TAK OHASHI
ISLINGTON ONT.
NO. 718
HURRY ONLY FEW TIKETS
LEFT.
NEW SERIES
- BEGINS APRIL 4
APRIL 15
FILM SOCIETY
KEISUKE KINOSHITA’S
“FUEFUKI RIVER”
JAPANESE CANADIAN
CULTURAL CENTRE
123 WYNFORD DRIVE
DON MILLS. ONT.
March 20 1973
TORONTO JAPANESE GOSPEL CHURCH
I
St. John's Presbyterian, Broadview at Simpson Ave.
IVICES:
I
Sundayr Sunday School and Worship Services 2:00 P.M.
I
Tuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:G0 P.M.
IFriday: Young Peoples Christian Fellowship 8:00 P.M.
I Phone Contact: Mr. S. Yokota 425-6128. Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1686.
[TORONTO JAPANESE UNITED CHURCH
I
701 DOVERCOURT RD.
f
March 25, 1973
yaponti# — R®v. C. Y. HorDcoBhl/ 782-5267
English Rev. Ken Matsugu, 444-5159
^
I
Dates And Doings |
Toronto Buddhist Church Sport's Day March 24th
TORONTO. — The Toronto Buddhist Church will sponsor
“Sports Day” on March 24th for children ages 9 to IS at George
Brown College from 8:45 a.m. Program consists of badmington, bas
ketball, volleyball, and floor hockey.
Those parents who are not members yet, but are interested,
contact: Sue Michibata at 241-1765 or Roger Tanaka at 461-6594.
Please let us know how many will be coming so arrangements for
refreshments, etc, can be made. — T.B.C.
Saisei Kai General Meeting At Nikko March 30
I
f
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
March 25, 1973
|:30 A.M. Religious School
•00 A.M. Morning Service
£5 J00P.M. Japanese Service
918 Bathurst St.
Telephone: 534-4302
DANFORTH GARDENS
Famous Chinese Foods
3212 Danforth Ave. (at Pharmacy)
One free order of WUN-TUN
One pair of chopsticks with orders over $5.00
Free local delivery over $3.00
10% off on pick-up orders over $2.00
Phone 699-1171
|
TOM’S TELEVISION & RADIO
RCA — ZENITH
|
t
SALES & SERVICE
! 1055 MIDLAND AVE. (ORIOLE PLAZA)
Phone 759-1583
ARBORO
Between Eglinton & Lawrence Ave. ^ast.
Repairs To All Makes
Takara Jewellers
TORONTO. — The Saisei-Kai’s general meeting will be held
at Nikko Garden, 460 Dundas Street West, Toronto on Friday,
March 30th, 1973, starting 7. P.M.
The agenda of the meeting will include the election of di
rectors and auditor* for 1973 and discussion of general business
matters of the corporation.
The annual dinner party of the members will be held at the
same time. Please make reservations before March 28th. Please
phone Mr. Kameoka, (368-9934, $2.50 per person).
Flower & Bonsai Display At OISE On April 28th
TORONTO. — A Japanese Flower Arrangement and.Bonsai
Display will be held at The Ontario Institute for Studies in Edu
cation, Second Floor, 252 Bloor Street West, Saturday, April 28th,
1:00 p.m. — 9.00 p .m., and Sunday, April 29th, 12.00 p.m. —
6.00 p.m.
A total of 120 displays of flower arrangements and tablesize
Bonsai will be on exhibit. A thrilling experience.
The delicate approach of four Japanese schools of flower
arranging, and the fine art of Bonsai, will be demonstrated throu
ghout the day. Bonsai demonstrations will include trees of all sizes.
Added to this “Touch of Japan” in springtime will be Sumie
(brush painting), Origami (paper folding), and other Japanese
cultural demonstrations and displays, plus a Fashion Show at
3.00 p.m. by one of Toronto’s leading couturiers.
Toronto Buddhist Church Bowling Day April 7th
TORONTO. — For a day of enjoyment for the entire fa
mily, from seven to seventy, come and join our family bowling at
the Dufferin Plaza from 3:30 till 5:30 p.m., sponsored by
the
Toronto Buddhist Church.
Those Fujinkai Ladies with those strike out arms, come and
show the young ones how it’s done. Remember the date is April the
7th, 1973.
Proceeding the supper at 7:30 there will be a Hanamatsuri
concert to commemorate the birth of the Buddha. An hour long
concert will consist of songs, dances and skits from the various
church groups. After .supper, there will be a presentation of trophies
at the church.
In the Social Hall, there will be various displays of Sunday
School classes; handworks, artworks, etc. So you parents who are
interested, we assure you your visit will be well remembered. —
T.B.C.
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