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hc 1) d» C.’anadian
Vol. 41
Toronto, Ont.
FRIDAY,’; FEBRUARY1 4p 1977
On^l^'lS^ra^^
i ole
Jpnz;Cust®m Everyone Grows
Wendy Yoshimura Found Guilty On
iOisfcSSMfciB fliOOOB OO Indictment
' TOKYO.
‘Under-the"old''Ja-7 letter tobthe/Hitbtoki*,column x of
- panese . .custom,- one * was ^a - year ' th e" Asahi -^Shimbuh.'
^. 7r By LEERUTTLE *
-'-I "After the jury . had' been" pp- material with the intent to make
old the instant one was born and
• “Asking ;a- woman her /age is
grew* oTder-by a .year; at-- each generally. c onsidered again st;s eti- ?.
OAKLAND'’, Calif. —"At 8:53 lied individually • on each count a destructive device and explo
- New Year’s -Day., That is,"; those' .quette. J In”, TV-jsh&wsk/the' MCm., Thursday, Jan. 20, the jury J at' the request of .Defense Attor sive; and (4)-'a destructive device
'--Lborri om'Dec/31 were counted as asksa "malejparticipant in/'the of. eight worn eri and four pi eri fi ney James Larson, the judge ru and explosive ^with intent to in
- two; years "bld"? on' the ysecond 4day show;his..name and“age“but "to led ' into- Judge Martin Pulich’s' led The verdict on the _first^hree jure, intimidate and- terrify per
sons and with intent to wrong
of. their existence. ?
^courtroom after deliberating for. counts as valid and ’declared a
?"—?-?"• -?~i'
a\ >
— a -female participant, he .'.casks'fully injure and destroy, property.
riiistrial on the-fourth count.
'
That was one' reason?' .why .just/her name“Wheh- a woman’s nine'days and the foreman, "Ro
Deputy; District Attorney Jef
Wendy Yoshimura, - 34,
had
New." Year’s Day. had such spe ageihas to be asked, theMC usu-. bert Loge, announced -that they
been charged _ with - unlawfully frey Horner, who had prosecu
cial significance - in - prewar— Ja- 'ally-say s'an?apologybefore" doing- found - Wendy .Masako Yoshimu
ted the case, immediately' moved
ra guilty on three counts of the and'‘knowingly possessing - (1)'
pan. Every, child .was'told , by -his
that Wendy be remanded to cust
-indictment.. He- said they, could an-explosive;' (2) .a machine guri;
' or her-father,, at The breakfast
'■“The same, thing is generally
ody. Larson jumped to his feet
riot-reach -a- decision, on" the fo (3) A substance', material ’ ana
tabledbn New Year’s Day' that
'observed ” in - daily life. • Women
conibination of substances
ana and -in scathing words denoun
‘ since' tlie ",child.rnow- hadkgrown on their ^ pait" consider''at -only urth count.
ced Horner’s--motion calling1 at,
a year" older, he or she^.k_should natural" and if-one; is asked her
“vindictive, utterly .iricompreljebehave ..better-and * the. child-dist- 'age by some one ' -not well * ver
nsible and appalling.” - .
- ened - with * sincere - attention. So- sed'.iri'etiquette? she gives such
-While Judge. Puli ch isaid-that.
me .old -people- still count ■ them [a person'a. nasty look and. does-he did not approve of Larson’s
age; under this * old;-system -but it :
i n’t' answer. Whenever I witness
- ‘‘I“'ed
Sasaki’s < appointment adjectives, he did rule, against
TORONTO. — Mr.' Fred Y. Sa
has gradually.-died pver-the past!
such, .a scene , I always - feel ah
reflects his outstanding; coritri- Horner’s motions, taking into ac
saki/ treasurer of Canadian' Tire
30-odd postwar years. _ _ '^
urge- to; ask ‘Why - is .it against
bution to,the company’s finance count the support Wendy .recei
Corporations;
Limited,
has*
been
and-.accounting areas and' the ved iin the Japanese community
x s
This was vwelcorned- mast? by./ etiquette ; to -ask a w oriian her
appointed-To the.-position of Vi- importance of his responsibilities and ,her good record since having
women for-the' obvious . reason;of age
c e-Pre s ident Fin an ce • and ‘ Tr ea- to the future growth- of the com been released * in . bail; He, said,
being able to? cdunt -tiieir ‘ages
.. '“It is ' not an
overstatement "surer.“The
announcement was pany',” said Mr.. Muncaster. Mr. ; “I - dp not believe._she will break .^
a "year, younger ; although in „ Japan, too, it\has' become -part^ of". to' .say that" every woman, wheth- made by Canadian- Tire Presid- Sasaki joined Canadian Tire in that trust.”
|
Pulich .then set Thursday, Feb. ,
of
1944.
' .
etiquette7not to ask a woman?her* er -of the/'East or West or
end' Dean "Muncaster.,
24, for sentencing arid-for arraig^ge'
'
\
" ancient times.'or today;_ wants to
be young-Bind pretty forever. Wonment on the five count's of con- _
. 1 39-y ear-old housewife, living, mehlmay/ be able -to .make,, this
tempt -for which he; cited
her
in .Utsunomiya, -.Tochigi-'Prefect world "a Happier place to live by
; when she refused to answer cerure, questions this ' universally- remaining rather mysterious ab
tain questions on the
witness
mental refinement as their perso■
Men
.
ar
e
j
u
st
TOKYO
observed rule of^ etiquette. in a out "their ages -since men -don’t'do
stand."
- ,
nal * ornaments."
cbhscious
■
of
their,
personal
ap
that/ And. women factually -feel
Wendy could receive up to 15
happier when they are'praised as pearance as girls, and they sp * The survey also disclosed that, years in state prison for c'onvicpretty or seen/ younger than their end- ant average-Y8,000 monthly salaried men in Tokyo spend ap- tion on the iirst three counts in
proximately 7o per cent of their ! the indictment'and- six
months
age?' even if ,it - is, -said/ in i'comp to 'look"- nice and.fashionable. on .each of five contempt citati-.
liment.
Y18,50T>, to
This, is one of-the findings' Of monthly wage, or
ons; The judge-then 'dismissed
“But as I give -serious thought a;x survey- conducted last ^October win the favor of. their supervis
the jury. __ ■
.HAMAMATSU,/^ A .wartime to it, I'find at strangetoconceal.
by -the K.y.owa Bank to’find out ors, while their . Osaka counter
- SUPPORTERS STUNNED
500-pourid bomb-apparently drop one’s.-nage. Isn’t it . the-footpath, » h<^. Conscious salaried men^are
Spectators in the crowded cour
ped by an American 'plane ..was. the milestones of each person 7 about their p ersorial appearance. parts 9.2 per cent, or about Y1 / ,troom, all- friends and loyal su
300, for the same purpose.
found hurried only.53 feet -away Traditionally; "man’s; age <has/
from the railbed of the new’- To- ’en- considered ; as a * yardstick of • T The survey covered . 600 .sa - Their spending for such'a pur- pporters of vWendy, sat in stunned
silence while' the; extensive -press kaido “Bullet” train, '., police re ■ one’s social credibility arid. - imp laried men in their 20s ...through pose has' proved quite
fruitful,
corps clammered: to get
state
potted - recently.
, ortance. Now. that the status of. 50s selected . at random in Tokyo, said "37 per cent of the .surveyed,
ments-from the principals in the
'
women, has risen -,“ considerably, and, Osaka.
in Osaka and 32 per cent in To
. Police arid The - ground' /-self
14-week trial. Both press . and
: One of the interesting findings
I can’t quite agre e with "the. way
defense force plari .to defuse - the
"Wendy’s friends had been in the
of thinking that piaces“undue im-- is .that, salaried-men.today spend
four -foot long/bomb, as soon as
“They admitted that, the parti courtroom daily since jury deli
portance :iOii women’s.;-youthful an average of Y8,000 -in order
possible.
AIL -train — services
began, from
early
cular spending had proved .effec berations
to /make Themselves appear. nice.
“
T will be suspended arid 'about 800 ness* alone. retired
tive in winning favor or a good morning ■ until the. jury
families will he. • ordercd' to eva
The
survey
showed
.
that
sala-,
‘‘The special attractiveness one
irepression from their supervis for the night, sometimes as late
cuate* the area.
"finds in persons/ who ■ have long ried men in Tokyo , invest about ors•
- ------- as 6 pjm., and f or 18 hours_on the
Y 6,700 to make themselves look
last day.
A powershovel operator spotted experience in a certain thing, ha
They unanimously, agreed that
Defense Attorney Larson told ’
ve
a - unique way of - thinking or nice and fashionable, while those,
the' bomb when he was driving it
it
as
costly'to
keep
themselves
the press he would appeal- on
specially * polished character se in Osaka about Y9,000.
~ at the; construction site of a? high
nice and/dandy.
"
ems to .represent beauty of a hi
the basis of ‘‘judicial errors”.
' As many as 7318 per .cent of
rise railway bed. .
gher- grade that can only- be att
Prosecutor Horner, as expected,
Nearly--30 per cent of
the
th o se surveyed 'repli ed th at they
.Hamamatsu, some - T20 .- males ained by persons of .olderage.
they told rep orters that u the .verdict
careful surveyed admitted that
thought they should b
southwest, of Tokyo, underwent As for myself, ^1- will be 40 at about their personal appearance, were dandyish and conscious of “proved that the judicial system-".
heavy <U.S.^ bombin'gsVduring wo my coming birthday. I try to powhile a. small 16.5 per cent said their personal appearance. They works.” He would not say -if he .
rld War Hv.Authorities said they lish myself'so that I' can jnoudlyintended to re-try Wendy on the . ..
that' they should* cultivate kncw- added that they usually look indis covered? 20 unexpl oded bombs । answer my age -during the co-.i
and to the mirror 3.5 times daily.
Cant, on P. 2
- _
I
' j »
___ re' TT \
--I ledge, cultural .attainments
and shells here this year.
I ming decade.”
— (O-H.R,
1? & ’ ,
_
Fred Sasaki Appointed V-President
Finance A Treasurer Of Cari, Tire
Japanese Males Becoming As
Style Conscious As Of her Women
"tive^ Wartime^
BombBuried
Near Railroad ;
hc 1) d» C.’anadian
Vol. 41
Toronto, Ont.
FRIDAY,’; FEBRUARY1 4p 1977
On^l^'lS^ra^^
i ole
Jpnz;Cust®m Everyone Grows
Wendy Yoshimura Found Guilty On
iOisfcSSMfciB fliOOOB OO Indictment
' TOKYO.
‘Under-the"old''Ja-7 letter tobthe/Hitbtoki*,column x of
- panese . .custom,- one * was ^a - year ' th e" Asahi -^Shimbuh.'
^. 7r By LEERUTTLE *
-'-I "After the jury . had' been" pp- material with the intent to make
old the instant one was born and
• “Asking ;a- woman her /age is
grew* oTder-by a .year; at-- each generally. c onsidered again st;s eti- ?.
OAKLAND'’, Calif. —"At 8:53 lied individually • on each count a destructive device and explo
- New Year’s -Day., That is,"; those' .quette. J In”, TV-jsh&wsk/the' MCm., Thursday, Jan. 20, the jury J at' the request of .Defense Attor sive; and (4)-'a destructive device
'--Lborri om'Dec/31 were counted as asksa "malejparticipant in/'the of. eight worn eri and four pi eri fi ney James Larson, the judge ru and explosive ^with intent to in
- two; years "bld"? on' the ysecond 4day show;his..name and“age“but "to led ' into- Judge Martin Pulich’s' led The verdict on the _first^hree jure, intimidate and- terrify per
sons and with intent to wrong
of. their existence. ?
^courtroom after deliberating for. counts as valid and ’declared a
?"—?-?"• -?~i'
a\ >
— a -female participant, he .'.casks'fully injure and destroy, property.
riiistrial on the-fourth count.
'
That was one' reason?' .why .just/her name“Wheh- a woman’s nine'days and the foreman, "Ro
Deputy; District Attorney Jef
Wendy Yoshimura, - 34,
had
New." Year’s Day. had such spe ageihas to be asked, theMC usu-. bert Loge, announced -that they
been charged _ with - unlawfully frey Horner, who had prosecu
cial significance - in - prewar— Ja- 'ally-say s'an?apologybefore" doing- found - Wendy .Masako Yoshimu
ted the case, immediately' moved
ra guilty on three counts of the and'‘knowingly possessing - (1)'
pan. Every, child .was'told , by -his
that Wendy be remanded to cust
-indictment.. He- said they, could an-explosive;' (2) .a machine guri;
' or her-father,, at The breakfast
'■“The same, thing is generally
ody. Larson jumped to his feet
riot-reach -a- decision, on" the fo (3) A substance', material ’ ana
tabledbn New Year’s Day' that
'observed ” in - daily life. • Women
conibination of substances
ana and -in scathing words denoun
‘ since' tlie ",child.rnow- hadkgrown on their ^ pait" consider''at -only urth count.
ced Horner’s--motion calling1 at,
a year" older, he or she^.k_should natural" and if-one; is asked her
“vindictive, utterly .iricompreljebehave ..better-and * the. child-dist- 'age by some one ' -not well * ver
nsible and appalling.” - .
- ened - with * sincere - attention. So- sed'.iri'etiquette? she gives such
-While Judge. Puli ch isaid-that.
me .old -people- still count ■ them [a person'a. nasty look and. does-he did not approve of Larson’s
age; under this * old;-system -but it :
i n’t' answer. Whenever I witness
- ‘‘I“'ed
Sasaki’s < appointment adjectives, he did rule, against
TORONTO. — Mr.' Fred Y. Sa
has gradually.-died pver-the past!
such, .a scene , I always - feel ah
reflects his outstanding; coritri- Horner’s motions, taking into ac
saki/ treasurer of Canadian' Tire
30-odd postwar years. _ _ '^
urge- to; ask ‘Why - is .it against
bution to,the company’s finance count the support Wendy .recei
Corporations;
Limited,
has*
been
and-.accounting areas and' the ved iin the Japanese community
x s
This was vwelcorned- mast? by./ etiquette ; to -ask a w oriian her
appointed-To the.-position of Vi- importance of his responsibilities and ,her good record since having
women for-the' obvious . reason;of age
c e-Pre s ident Fin an ce • and ‘ Tr ea- to the future growth- of the com been released * in . bail; He, said,
being able to? cdunt -tiieir ‘ages
.. '“It is ' not an
overstatement "surer.“The
announcement was pany',” said Mr.. Muncaster. Mr. ; “I - dp not believe._she will break .^
a "year, younger ; although in „ Japan, too, it\has' become -part^ of". to' .say that" every woman, wheth- made by Canadian- Tire Presid- Sasaki joined Canadian Tire in that trust.”
|
Pulich .then set Thursday, Feb. ,
of
1944.
' .
etiquette7not to ask a woman?her* er -of the/'East or West or
end' Dean "Muncaster.,
24, for sentencing arid-for arraig^ge'
'
\
" ancient times.'or today;_ wants to
be young-Bind pretty forever. Wonment on the five count's of con- _
. 1 39-y ear-old housewife, living, mehlmay/ be able -to .make,, this
tempt -for which he; cited
her
in .Utsunomiya, -.Tochigi-'Prefect world "a Happier place to live by
; when she refused to answer cerure, questions this ' universally- remaining rather mysterious ab
tain questions on the
witness
mental refinement as their perso■
Men
.
ar
e
j
u
st
TOKYO
observed rule of^ etiquette. in a out "their ages -since men -don’t'do
stand."
- ,
nal * ornaments."
cbhscious
■
of
their,
personal
ap
that/ And. women factually -feel
Wendy could receive up to 15
happier when they are'praised as pearance as girls, and they sp * The survey also disclosed that, years in state prison for c'onvicpretty or seen/ younger than their end- ant average-Y8,000 monthly salaried men in Tokyo spend ap- tion on the iirst three counts in
proximately 7o per cent of their ! the indictment'and- six
months
age?' even if ,it - is, -said/ in i'comp to 'look"- nice and.fashionable. on .each of five contempt citati-.
liment.
Y18,50T>, to
This, is one of-the findings' Of monthly wage, or
ons; The judge-then 'dismissed
“But as I give -serious thought a;x survey- conducted last ^October win the favor of. their supervis
the jury. __ ■
.HAMAMATSU,/^ A .wartime to it, I'find at strangetoconceal.
by -the K.y.owa Bank to’find out ors, while their . Osaka counter
- SUPPORTERS STUNNED
500-pourid bomb-apparently drop one’s.-nage. Isn’t it . the-footpath, » h<^. Conscious salaried men^are
Spectators in the crowded cour
ped by an American 'plane ..was. the milestones of each person 7 about their p ersorial appearance. parts 9.2 per cent, or about Y1 / ,troom, all- friends and loyal su
300, for the same purpose.
found hurried only.53 feet -away Traditionally; "man’s; age <has/
from the railbed of the new’- To- ’en- considered ; as a * yardstick of • T The survey covered . 600 .sa - Their spending for such'a pur- pporters of vWendy, sat in stunned
silence while' the; extensive -press kaido “Bullet” train, '., police re ■ one’s social credibility arid. - imp laried men in their 20s ...through pose has' proved quite
fruitful,
corps clammered: to get
state
potted - recently.
, ortance. Now. that the status of. 50s selected . at random in Tokyo, said "37 per cent of the .surveyed,
ments-from the principals in the
'
women, has risen -,“ considerably, and, Osaka.
in Osaka and 32 per cent in To
. Police arid The - ground' /-self
14-week trial. Both press . and
: One of the interesting findings
I can’t quite agre e with "the. way
defense force plari .to defuse - the
"Wendy’s friends had been in the
of thinking that piaces“undue im-- is .that, salaried-men.today spend
four -foot long/bomb, as soon as
“They admitted that, the parti courtroom daily since jury deli
portance :iOii women’s.;-youthful an average of Y8,000 -in order
possible.
AIL -train — services
began, from
early
cular spending had proved .effec berations
to /make Themselves appear. nice.
“
T will be suspended arid 'about 800 ness* alone. retired
tive in winning favor or a good morning ■ until the. jury
families will he. • ordercd' to eva
The
survey
showed
.
that
sala-,
‘‘The special attractiveness one
irepression from their supervis for the night, sometimes as late
cuate* the area.
"finds in persons/ who ■ have long ried men in Tokyo , invest about ors•
- ------- as 6 pjm., and f or 18 hours_on the
Y 6,700 to make themselves look
last day.
A powershovel operator spotted experience in a certain thing, ha
They unanimously, agreed that
Defense Attorney Larson told ’
ve
a - unique way of - thinking or nice and fashionable, while those,
the' bomb when he was driving it
it
as
costly'to
keep
themselves
the press he would appeal- on
specially * polished character se in Osaka about Y9,000.
~ at the; construction site of a? high
nice and/dandy.
"
ems to .represent beauty of a hi
the basis of ‘‘judicial errors”.
' As many as 7318 per .cent of
rise railway bed. .
gher- grade that can only- be att
Prosecutor Horner, as expected,
Nearly--30 per cent of
the
th o se surveyed 'repli ed th at they
.Hamamatsu, some - T20 .- males ained by persons of .olderage.
they told rep orters that u the .verdict
careful surveyed admitted that
thought they should b
southwest, of Tokyo, underwent As for myself, ^1- will be 40 at about their personal appearance, were dandyish and conscious of “proved that the judicial system-".
heavy <U.S.^ bombin'gsVduring wo my coming birthday. I try to powhile a. small 16.5 per cent said their personal appearance. They works.” He would not say -if he .
rld War Hv.Authorities said they lish myself'so that I' can jnoudlyintended to re-try Wendy on the . ..
that' they should* cultivate kncw- added that they usually look indis covered? 20 unexpl oded bombs । answer my age -during the co-.i
and to the mirror 3.5 times daily.
Cant, on P. 2
- _
I
' j »
___ re' TT \
--I ledge, cultural .attainments
and shells here this year.
I ming decade.”
— (O-H.R,
1? & ’ ,
_
Fred Sasaki Appointed V-President
Finance A Treasurer Of Cari, Tire
Japanese Males Becoming As
Style Conscious As Of her Women
"tive^ Wartime^
BombBuried
Near Railroad ;
Page 2
I^fiday^Febhi^^
ISW.ehdy
QuddrupledlnPastDecdde
-fourth/count
room./Eyen-^-theri/herxfriendsyfe^
Bud^etpfjthe?;Ja
TOKYO
;T 7 - Although’- We
mairied an;;thehc6m&ork';''=-many fpan^e /family hasTquadrupk'dkin
' 7, accept" th e ; verdict/stbi'cally^tho-. inJ-teha^^arid c ^
in/state / of
(buntry’s/still’ immature/hsocial
:th^pa^-.^e£irfe^/^df^^
\’*.se' close, .to-;-her- knew., that'-she' shoek.7' .7’ -J
" 'per -'capita7; income / and//expendi-^ security/bsy-stempT^
was-.stunned beyond Beliefs’ iFor’
)‘ ^hen.7 Weridy?. herys attorneys -tures/bf^the d;apanese“have‘fe^h^ saidiibT5 -bit-iS/b/w^^^
-a^long^time_ after;the„ jury -left
arid a -fey'close’,friendS' '’-finally. .ed-the/level’ of the advahced co--: f^sTh^Jagian^e^hou^w^
the courtroom^ *:Wehdy'-’ sat’'-in.
courtroom' 'uhtiheshof 7 tKez )Westb7/7 ^
left' the' third floor.
Inglyr-sets ’/aside money /fen-(a ya)
-conference' with her -X attorneys:
.and- got .off- the-eleyator on the ~ /The.- liyihg/standard /Tias'' 'gorier iff^^y^but^at ?the / same^y time
./ The bailiff had’ to' clear the court'
sheimakes/an almost 'ipassibnafe
first" Jno'or./fchey-^were-^i^^ with /u]ihrapidly<CTd5;t»day>:hpTn^^^
a tremendous'.- barrage-^ of cam- J apan? have/ more;-^TOtHc^*^
effort;to afrange/the family buderas -and - microphones. ' -7 ^' 7 7 -liances than/inCother countries. 7' (get^t^nnialt^f tfre’yfSinfily*^^
8
HealtHy Body^5t ^Mirid
life1/ moreT/afflu e nt. 7 -She/y knbws
7h Throughpjit" the/ nirie/’dayss/df. AThe-J apariese familjr’hasjicliite howbtp \ecpiwirii^ .but)she/is?nots
ved \ this7while7maintaiiung? a/ve-/
Through the Martial Art iury, deliberations,■' jurors' freqii- ry sound financial standing.^///' riecessarilyi/stirfgy.; SHe?i^fcpartic- - PART-TIME/^
?htly' reque-sted.-headrihcks r of te-'
ulafly /generous iwheh. yt 7com'es/timony /and/re-exaimiriation■''of ' 7-Xcc'ordirigvto:iast -yearAs^«fa< fb < educational expenses /for,/ the- clerical duties. - Somehr-'shorbHand
requirridhf861’^i(jiH:7-(Tbrgnto)7y /
-ferns’ of 'evid-ehce.'
' _* - -7-' - ' ; tistics^ the Japanese;salaried ^
.children and pocket-money, '^forker had* an*<average^noiithly/m/
In Toronto’s ■ West-End
thehhjdsbriT^/S'^^^
77?1
/ /Regardless^ ofyverdict, 'they we/
come/of.$720after- income ^ taxi
e obviously, a hardworking'jury/' ;(.n'ational:..fax),7 municipal- Atax^ /She 'Wili>j^adlyjf^
■though elderly, '- Mrs' ' - Lucille' and-'.social; -welfare 'premiums we- chase^Jof a new dress -for herself
- litehell/, the only ,;Bla'ck pers6n re:. deducted/from Ahe total/of ;his, in - oi'der tt5'_send"the ^hildfeh/tb'
'<X ■- Suite' 2306 - •.^ >
nr the "jury -told--the.'-pressy/sh' /monthly -salary ;and7honuses_ . in kandergaihen'/o ‘ 'supplementary'
21 BLOOR- ST. WEST
/ad/Held out. for acquittal "butclashes/?/
And'
she.
regards'
J/.
Her
/^^1^0,
’j)NTM
Aummer y^d/winter/~ 77'/
76 Six Point Rd.
yas pressured,'by. the others.,-At;
hbsbarid’s ^dfcket:Th6ney.as’ exp)
^~S&^961WlsEir' •
’
>According
.
’
-to
a/report
irith"
Off Islington Ave.
ms'’ point, /s’he'"said;-?<tHey< calfe^
enditure' necessary' to/Bring back
'RESi<429-6206 7/
South uf Bloor’
income./It should -be -rioted - nere^
me' stupid." I-ywas ashamed-' to ■MitsuBi shrsCorporation’^^
ya Ik into - that courtroom <ahc " Newsletter, ^ the average 'salariet5 uhat it is - the/custom7 of .the JaPHONE 233-3478
answer-to‘a -guilty) ver diet.”-/ y/ worker’s /family spends- 42j.per: panese 5/s^aried/iwo^ker7. to ;£-hand
: Buying- or Selling , yotir \~
cent^bf/this_ -take-home"pay)-for pyer-his/entire- paycheck^o- the
/Home-/ lin/fEast Toronto;^ food^ ■ clothing/" and/shelter. /The, wife'-aridvto- receive from her- his,
yest is’"used7fon’the.:childf€m^
pocket" "mbneyy -- _ hc, , -; T 7' ) - 7-.'cation.'--leisure;. activities, - social:
c. \ Sai&XRdpre^
’ “ xpenses; and sayings: 4y_ ,'\'/A/ /h-The-TS&laried- worker’s 'family,
^
h?®^ 7^1® ^/
7-5 Daily-. 1 iving expenses have- in - ■ ,finariCes- have, become'-tighter-in,
< Office 431^11^ - ^
4
Creased 2.8^to,3 timesihrthe past "recent' months.“/Since"- the- Begin/
/ z royal -Trust: - ^
/A years. The dietary. lifeha^irri riing of "this/year yhis-r^^
Has
beenhgradually
eroded
y^y
5777Markham..Rd;,
broved; with' more side dishes’ an dJapanese restauran
- Scarborough, .-Ontario <7
/tabie’ luxuries,' but /the, '- Engel’s the’ rise' iiy the -prices ' of /goods,
,-oefficient-hasdropped.substan- .Housewives once ^ overcame /the
7 | Reservations: 7366-2164
)-ialiyfrom. 36.2 to” 307 -: " , / y- severe inflation follbwirig the : o’
\ 181: Eglintoii; Are. >Eaot\'
1 The ’Japanese family'--; budget, -/risis- by-- nationalizing consumy
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I Seven s Days A
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Toronto,_Ont.. M4P.1 J9 ■
-■mmily'/-budget/ except in' one.- ps; /vilV ho - doubt,/ tighten the purr/
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CHIROPRACTIC
A CJ ^
7 Comparedwith-1 that in.- "otilie;
-rate
X?untries
ST.; CLAIR CHIROPRACTIC
CLASSIFIED
ernestjomori
SHITO
7 Karate Dojo;
■/ArfhuW^^
GertrudeU rabe
D.A. Kutsukake
Week*
BECAUSEYOUGIVE
DUMDaS UNION STORE
<
73
A; very-characteristic <of . the/J-aanese. people. The' av«rage-fami*
'y -has a-zsavingsf balance/pf $10.A 00; whidh- is -1.16 times-the. fa-mily’s- annual income after„taxer‘
~n7 the '-peri capita'-'--amount rof
'J avings,* .JapanS has ranked -fins
-V the world ever "since-. 1973.'- --) "
• /This -propensity* to save/ howe
/er, should- be regarded'-not s<
huch as- a nation - tradition but
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- :y; - A rnystery story\about*twot police? detectives--and-a'-gSftei^i
musician taken from." the bestselling-novel Ly - SeicHo Ma.tsu.-~moto
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ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1977
. - ' '/
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-’/AT 3:00 p.m. and“8:00 p.m.. - " - _
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- .AT THE /IAPANESE CANADIAN CULTURAL CENTRE.
1 Seating- accommodation -is -limited;/Your tickets' are’ obtain-li
. able _ in . advance from- the following: - 77
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THE CONTINENTIAL TIMES: 366-9825
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—
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, ;
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Phone '273^569*
Phone 681-7251
»AR11TRES
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..March 5” : - March-25-'
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QuddrupledlnPastDecdde
-fourth/count
room./Eyen-^-theri/herxfriendsyfe^
Bud^etpfjthe?;Ja
TOKYO
;T 7 - Although’- We
mairied an;;thehc6m&ork';''=-many fpan^e /family hasTquadrupk'dkin
' 7, accept" th e ; verdict/stbi'cally^tho-. inJ-teha^^arid c ^
in/state / of
(buntry’s/still’ immature/hsocial
:th^pa^-.^e£irfe^/^df^^
\’*.se' close, .to-;-her- knew., that'-she' shoek.7' .7’ -J
" 'per -'capita7; income / and//expendi-^ security/bsy-stempT^
was-.stunned beyond Beliefs’ iFor’
)‘ ^hen.7 Weridy?. herys attorneys -tures/bf^the d;apanese“have‘fe^h^ saidiibT5 -bit-iS/b/w^^^
-a^long^time_ after;the„ jury -left
arid a -fey'close’,friendS' '’-finally. .ed-the/level’ of the advahced co--: f^sTh^Jagian^e^hou^w^
the courtroom^ *:Wehdy'-’ sat’'-in.
courtroom' 'uhtiheshof 7 tKez )Westb7/7 ^
left' the' third floor.
Inglyr-sets ’/aside money /fen-(a ya)
-conference' with her -X attorneys:
.and- got .off- the-eleyator on the ~ /The.- liyihg/standard /Tias'' 'gorier iff^^y^but^at ?the / same^y time
./ The bailiff had’ to' clear the court'
sheimakes/an almost 'ipassibnafe
first" Jno'or./fchey-^were-^i^^ with /u]ihrapidly<CTd5;t»day>:hpTn^^^
a tremendous'.- barrage-^ of cam- J apan? have/ more;-^TOtHc^*^
effort;to afrange/the family buderas -and - microphones. ' -7 ^' 7 7 -liances than/inCother countries. 7' (get^t^nnialt^f tfre’yfSinfily*^^
8
HealtHy Body^5t ^Mirid
life1/ moreT/afflu e nt. 7 -She/y knbws
7h Throughpjit" the/ nirie/’dayss/df. AThe-J apariese familjr’hasjicliite howbtp \ecpiwirii^ .but)she/is?nots
ved \ this7while7maintaiiung? a/ve-/
Through the Martial Art iury, deliberations,■' jurors' freqii- ry sound financial standing.^///' riecessarilyi/stirfgy.; SHe?i^fcpartic- - PART-TIME/^
?htly' reque-sted.-headrihcks r of te-'
ulafly /generous iwheh. yt 7com'es/timony /and/re-exaimiriation■''of ' 7-Xcc'ordirigvto:iast -yearAs^«fa< fb < educational expenses /for,/ the- clerical duties. - Somehr-'shorbHand
requirridhf861’^i(jiH:7-(Tbrgnto)7y /
-ferns’ of 'evid-ehce.'
' _* - -7-' - ' ; tistics^ the Japanese;salaried ^
.children and pocket-money, '^forker had* an*<average^noiithly/m/
In Toronto’s ■ West-End
thehhjdsbriT^/S'^^^
77?1
/ /Regardless^ ofyverdict, 'they we/
come/of.$720after- income ^ taxi
e obviously, a hardworking'jury/' ;(.n'ational:..fax),7 municipal- Atax^ /She 'Wili>j^adlyjf^
■though elderly, '- Mrs' ' - Lucille' and-'.social; -welfare 'premiums we- chase^Jof a new dress -for herself
- litehell/, the only ,;Bla'ck pers6n re:. deducted/from Ahe total/of ;his, in - oi'der tt5'_send"the ^hildfeh/tb'
'<X ■- Suite' 2306 - •.^ >
nr the "jury -told--the.'-pressy/sh' /monthly -salary ;and7honuses_ . in kandergaihen'/o ‘ 'supplementary'
21 BLOOR- ST. WEST
/ad/Held out. for acquittal "butclashes/?/
And'
she.
regards'
J/.
Her
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Aummer y^d/winter/~ 77'/
76 Six Point Rd.
yas pressured,'by. the others.,-At;
hbsbarid’s ^dfcket:Th6ney.as’ exp)
^~S&^961WlsEir' •
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.
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-to
a/report
irith"
Off Islington Ave.
ms'’ point, /s’he'"said;-?<tHey< calfe^
enditure' necessary' to/Bring back
'RESi<429-6206 7/
South uf Bloor’
income./It should -be -rioted - nere^
me' stupid." I-ywas ashamed-' to ■MitsuBi shrsCorporation’^^
ya Ik into - that courtroom <ahc " Newsletter, ^ the average 'salariet5 uhat it is - the/custom7 of .the JaPHONE 233-3478
answer-to‘a -guilty) ver diet.”-/ y/ worker’s /family spends- 42j.per: panese 5/s^aried/iwo^ker7. to ;£-hand
: Buying- or Selling , yotir \~
cent^bf/this_ -take-home"pay)-for pyer-his/entire- paycheck^o- the
/Home-/ lin/fEast Toronto;^ food^ ■ clothing/" and/shelter. /The, wife'-aridvto- receive from her- his,
yest is’"used7fon’the.:childf€m^
pocket" "mbneyy -- _ hc, , -; T 7' ) - 7-.'cation.'--leisure;. activities, - social:
c. \ Sai&XRdpre^
’ “ xpenses; and sayings: 4y_ ,'\'/A/ /h-The-TS&laried- worker’s 'family,
^
h?®^ 7^1® ^/
7-5 Daily-. 1 iving expenses have- in - ■ ,finariCes- have, become'-tighter-in,
< Office 431^11^ - ^
4
Creased 2.8^to,3 timesihrthe past "recent' months.“/Since"- the- Begin/
/ z royal -Trust: - ^
/A years. The dietary. lifeha^irri riing of "this/year yhis-r^^
Has
beenhgradually
eroded
y^y
5777Markham..Rd;,
broved; with' more side dishes’ an dJapanese restauran
- Scarborough, .-Ontario <7
/tabie’ luxuries,' but /the, '- Engel’s the’ rise' iiy the -prices ' of /goods,
,-oefficient-hasdropped.substan- .Housewives once ^ overcame /the
7 | Reservations: 7366-2164
)-ialiyfrom. 36.2 to” 307 -: " , / y- severe inflation follbwirig the : o’
\ 181: Eglintoii; Are. >Eaot\'
1 The ’Japanese family'--; budget, -/risis- by-- nationalizing consumy
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^Suite'-^l^/yi/Z/x
/
I Seven s Days A
a.As <become similar^tothe^British -i&rijind/by- economizing. /JThy.
Toronto,_Ont.. M4P.1 J9 ■
-■mmily'/-budget/ except in' one.- ps; /vilV ho - doubt,/ tighten the purr/
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'
b^t'::-^'/savings.'--‘I-;./*-:.’ /fjZs^bb^ ifrings/further. '7-/'-/ - 7
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CHIROPRACTIC
A CJ ^
7 Comparedwith-1 that in.- "otilie;
-rate
X?untries
ST.; CLAIR CHIROPRACTIC
CLASSIFIED
ernestjomori
SHITO
7 Karate Dojo;
■/ArfhuW^^
GertrudeU rabe
D.A. Kutsukake
Week*
BECAUSEYOUGIVE
DUMDaS UNION STORE
<
73
A; very-characteristic <of . the/J-aanese. people. The' av«rage-fami*
'y -has a-zsavingsf balance/pf $10.A 00; whidh- is -1.16 times-the. fa-mily’s- annual income after„taxer‘
~n7 the '-peri capita'-'--amount rof
'J avings,* .JapanS has ranked -fins
-V the world ever "since-. 1973.'- --) "
• /This -propensity* to save/ howe
/er, should- be regarded'-not s<
huch as- a nation - tradition but
OPEN SUNDAY
DUNDAS STREET VV^Tr TOR
364^7692^ .
--
. ONE HOUR FREE PARKINGFOR^ '
OUR CUSTOMERS. AT- JOY- LOY - 'PARKING LOT. (SOUTH OF-LICHEE GARDENS)
. ^-CLINIC"rr
- 1029A St. CLAIR AVE., W.
' (Vz - block west of Oakwood)
* Toronto- - 653-4273
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. 1157 Melville Stl;/^
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The Toronto Japanese ' , 7
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y
GROUP DEPAHTUBETOJAPAN;
//
'JHE CASTLE OF SAND^
.
(SUNA NO UTUSWA)
- :y; - A rnystery story\about*twot police? detectives--and-a'-gSftei^i
musician taken from." the bestselling-novel Ly - SeicHo Ma.tsu.-~moto
'
■
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ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1977
. - ' '/
" '/ .
-’/AT 3:00 p.m. and“8:00 p.m.. - " - _
.
- .AT THE /IAPANESE CANADIAN CULTURAL CENTRE.
1 Seating- accommodation -is -limited;/Your tickets' are’ obtain-li
. able _ in . advance from- the following: - 77
7
• JAPANESE" LANGUAGE SCHOOL Mr.-Kitamura:_z
921-2926,. Mr. Kato: 249-1805
. ' ~ \
\
’
7/\
THE CONTINENTIAL TIMES: 366-9825
‘ 7" THE NEW CANADIAN: 366-5005
„
7 .
FURUYA TRADING, COl, DUNDAS UNION STORE
—
- ~AND- SANKO TRADING CO. r
, ;
„
Phone '273^569*
Phone 681-7251
»AR11TRES
-
January- 29.^
.February 4
February 19 *
..March 5” : - March-25-'
>f
RETURNS
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' 7 February 25 - MardTll
/ /Xpril'l)
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PAGETS
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4
SEKO
Hili^SiiSiOiElft^
^ ^jj^:';^^|^" -J ^~’- >TORONTO'.-/— ’Mr." Joe ; Seko?
'-^||.0|||lHQK0fl// ? j beloved husband of - Muriel" Mach- J”' ?/,- / -—YITO
/?,Y'?T-Q^ONTpY-Y/L^t^^^^
T-"- ~ -YrY’lp'-;?"YY ?j!Y<Y-“Y^ye .Sekb^passedfaway :oh-Jahutal:-Couridl.?pf ;Metw^litan?Torbnto;^
Minister:/Frank /Miller
TORONTO.- —'Mrs.
T^p?-~\/Tak^/ ^kuda?^ a" ^/^
7 ?spoke albout thi^(mng/number/of mid<lle?agedTpeopleYwlio want...-,
y
?
Tayoko
-tlie/goyernmeritYto/lookp^^ter thdr older/relatives?YI^e ;,l^nister ; ^
’ ..-/^T1- ^J111^-0^/ D^r father " of- Craig
-dear Tto,'-beloved wife of Tsutau-Itb, •
._s^d'th^;tjhe? piiblicYsecOTs^
5^1/finS/the/'t]^^^
’democratic ' b^^er bi Yoshio Mrs '- Hashi ~ passed away "on? January /24th,
resources-tb,-prb^jie?"f<>r tike ElderlyY^ilfo'oAt/^^'ard^^^
1977. at Women’s" College iHospi- :
motoandMis/Sekoallof-Japau.
/costs;-ofYMedic^e^and/the-tihcreasing/ration/^^
"
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prime minister, recently. ' ^?.i
tah"
.
'arslof ^^7?AYf5?-sf-?r^?r?’'B^
T^Ward ?Funerar?H-ome?TFuneral
<Dear>.mother - Shaly ‘ Iwashita
For the__71-year-old politician? Service atSt. Mattnias Church'.
> ... 'gObvioiusiyytheii’ the ^ Japanese ^communityis ?nqt’unique in - its
and Kimiko Yamazaki,- grandmo
.'this was his last chance/for/a
conceim /over/its/inderly :aridTthe?/di^^
ther of Christine survived .by 2
Committee forElderlyCare has‘embarked upon.";??. ■.:/-’
' J A .shot :at the ^nation’s ^-highest; polL
TANABE
brothers and. 1’ sister in Japan. '
’ ■ • .There - are diowever apparently' some 'areas - of; mi suhderstahding ' ticar/office ;he ?had .sought ' for
' regarding? tiuT~Comfm^
a y>/////y//-/"-^^
S-w"' rnbrethan/adecade.Y
* " Y WINNIPEG.- — .On --January
, Earle Elliott Funeral.. Home.
16,
,1977
-at'-the‘
-.Luther.
Home,
,l ?:LO.ne .mi^ri^ti6n is the jseenii.ngTlack^^
Funeral ’ Service at Toronto Bu
. Yltibas not beenYeasy. f or, Fukii1081.Andrews’Ave;, Mrs. Tomie ddhist Church." Interment Mount
' bers of ^
to the L^ssing^n^ ;m
; pur
; da,.wlTo.;says he is pppjilar among
Elderly. The'-re©ent “iSurvey”- and the/currentJ/study/^
Tanabe?„aged 80 years, .widow of .Pleasant "Cemetery.
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1 ity” ca n be/con s tr u c ted as a "Lot? of /Talk}’/land _ai ‘‘Waste;of Time’’. 7women voters .because;he comes Naoijo Tanabe passed-away.
.
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,
tfrom a .'district north -of Tokyo
.Mrs. Tanabe was born -in,.Wa4 ^^^*-^ividiah who «T« mottated to do SOTO^W hUorlcully noted for. producing
KIMURA'
for-theYElderly*;are ,very,.much"involved\with older ^relatives'in their
- ■=.'< ■
- .kayama-Ken, Japan, coming to. I
every dayTlives and cah sympa'thize .fully with anyone -in a sensitive j ^hP^pked-husbands. —- ,
. .; Canada’-in T917. She had. resided *
CORONADO,
Alta. —, Mrs.
He/first > tried" to reach-the'pi-. in Steyeston, B.C? from 1917 un Kuni--Kimura, 83, ,of Coronado,
Unfortunately, .the' time/consuming basic requirements must be ^nriacle 'of "Japanese'politics .in the til coming to.Winnipeg’ in -.1945. 'Alberta passed away
January’
Smet before:an/ethnic '.'community, such as ours/can'/even bope - to" pi*<>7 j.1960s. wlien the late prime mini- She^was a member- of- the Japa- 5th, 1977, at Edmonton Hospital
^a^wm^El^^^
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Yw^Yii^^
ese United Church.
after, a short illness. Funeral ser
'Ask the ..next pieetingon? Elderly- Care will be .held-qri'Januaryi|-'.Rut, he’?deci/ded„.not to openly
Predeceased" by her
husband vice was held at a funeral par
:31st/.i&t:8:0().(P'4h'.;iatjtihe5ljC/Uultur&l;‘Centre,/Poi^ MillSj^Ont"., .each-, challenge/•Sato,?;--'be'lievirig<;the'la- Naojio' and one son, Yutaka, Mrs. lor in Edmonton on Jan. 10th, ofmi^i cur-cp^munity V-i^ii to'^fa?;1
— M-?- / tter-woiM ' eventually-hand-over
Tanabe is survived by three sons? f iciated by, - Rev. Ikuta,
Rev
Y__?___——— -4?
/—~ Y '—
:—
—:-------- ^r—^
————— •’ the reins - of 'government fb'him. -Kiyoshi (.Eddie) of .Vancouver, Borkee and_ Rev. King. Leaving
their,
I
He worked as a faithful'mem Takao of Banff . and Tadao.-, of sons: Bruce, James and
ber-of-the "Sato _ cabinet. ’He was Toronto: three .daughters, - -Mrs. family also Kusuo and family in
. '
/ so -close.'to Sato and - former; pri- M. Kawasoe (Meiko) of -Toronto, Japan/ '
: hie minister Nobusake Kishi'that Mrs. Fumiyo Suga of. Winnipeg
^when’ Sato -stepped down in 1972 arid Mrs?’T.-Hirose (Sakaye) of
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«HH0fen«; Y. Yy/?"
Winnipeg;
17
grandchildren
and
after jbeing- in power for
more.
KONDO
AM4NA1UMINUM ^
than- seven years, -the?, country ^A great-grandchildren. —
>
TORONTO. — Mrs. Kinu Kon
wastin'-no mood, for’-someone do- . ~ Funeral seivice ' was held on
TORONTO
291-7554
sely identified -with, the retiring JanuaryY18 at the.Thomson Fu do, . 88, passed away on January
neral Chapels, Broadway at Fur- 23, 1977 at Queen Elizabeth Ho
prime minister. Y ’ Y
’' '
by,s the Revr Y. -Masaki - officiat spital. Beloved wife of the late
COVER1NOONTARIO**
A graduate .of the elite Tokyo
Shinjiro Kondo. Dear mother of .
ing..
Udiversity, /Fukuda spent many
Toki, Matsuye Mary (Mts. S. -Mo
; years jbefore and during the - Se
ri) Eichi, Aiko (Mrs? Dave .Mura
FURUKAWA
cond World' - War' as _ ,an official
kami), Fumiko (Mrs. - Hideo Ko
of-the finance, .ministry. "
; BRAMPTON-Ont. — Mrs, Mi bayakawa.) Lovingly -remember
.TRAVEL SERVICE
/
He entered—politics^ after ’ quit na /Furukawa, ^beloved
wife of ed by her 8 grandchildren, -and 8
_ 363-0655 ~'y
~ To beat .the",cold /liy/youhg
ting; ,his bureaucratic, ©a^reer in Chuzo Furukawa, passed away at great-grandchildren. •/
YES: You Can Book Tours by
. 1948 when.’he'was arrested for Peel Memorial-Hospital in Bram
and old< ' - ?v \
-Earle’-Elliott-Funeral
Home.
. "Health stamina food from Ja- .Y?;Suntours,Skylark,Adventu.
involvement in a- domestic. brib- pton ori January 25th, 1977.
Qtsuya .at
Toronto
Buddhist :
- ery ^scandal. He -was 'later f ound * Dear mother of Minoru, Isao,
~ pan
'r:e/-'Fiesta?" " Elkin- and''Wardair
V
’Church. Interment Mount Pleas-.
' '-iGOMA^NO'-iSEU--^ At/Furuya/'Book'now: to beat
’ innocent. "- ' '
, .
‘ Y Kiyoshi, Akira, _ Sherry
(Mrs.
Get one -for/yourself and one the?cdld. . /
t . Fukuda" who .has---strong .back Nagata) /"Takashi, Hiroshi, Mido ant Cemetery. •
'
for -ydur/iinpm sand /dad. -You iGoing/tpYancouver? Remem
’ng from/ Japan’s /conservative ri ?(Mrs Goodenough). .Also surYfeusinesY community, -believes, m •vived by 17 grandchildren...
- need 'one- this ^winter?"
ber/you can add "Mexico - arid
; Have; you ^ heard: about the- fa- LA? stops for only $21’.p0 mb-,
a balanced budget. He .also belief
Turner &-Porter Yorke GhapY bulous.YCTsuruYI^tam^^^
-re?'ves- in keeping./Japan
^aligned
'el. 'Service" Toronto Japanese Uj;
. For . Betft Results
* new , ricej;andMs;iequally tasty^Our ^n^^^
Japan Y
with—the - United .States. - - '_
niteci Church, and / Yorke - Chapel.
.Yas- our .Kokuho}<>r'Mateu.;._'Y...Y.ieaves;-April-' 24;./It ' is -fun --to:.rf
>A man . of medium? height arid Interment. ' Highland
Memory
Try one today f.or change .?qf " travel with your "friends and
? weight,Fukuda lives'in a modest
Gardens.
.
.
txaditional-style' ihouse - on . the
. pace.
Y
l it is much cheaper too. ’
western—outskirts" .of Tokyo.
"CARD OF THANKS
AND ASSOCIATES
-' Like" many Japanese - men:. in
CHARTERED
a ;<Our sincere gratitude to ~ our
77’ TOURS ,TO JAPAN
> their 6O’s_and 70’s, Fukuda jpre-'
- ACCOUNTANTS
' many- friends, relatives -and
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pathy extended? to us during
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?'M-AsY-28JUNE 27
' Mrs. Ritsuko Qhara _
RESTAURANT . .
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JUNE 11^
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_ Mr & .Mrs. Len- Ohara
It is not too early to plan your Summer and Winter Vacation.
-?
Brian Ohara :
"To avoid disappointment,; please contact ;, us for reservations ,
Barristers' & Solicitors.
459 Church St.
. Mrs. Noye, Ohara
r«». Hawaii. Nassau. ?Bahamas, Mexico and other points of
3601 LAWRENCE AVE. E
Mr. & Airs. Jack Ohara
.
Phone 824-1303 _
interest. .
- Scarborough, Ontario p <
Mr. Ken ’ Ohara ’
< Queen Street 'Restaurant
■ Telephone: 431-1500.
- Mr. & : Mrs. Harold - Taka155 MAIN ST. W:
closed, but; will * be opened at-.-.
- yam a '
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TORONTO}
Stouffville, Ontario
University and Richmond St. Mrs.
Peggy
Ohara
254-5101'
.
_yi62~ SPADINA AVE
’ Telephone: 294-6393
- \ In near future 11T5 EAST HASTINGS 869-1291"
J
Mrs., Aki Suefuji
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SEKO
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^ ^jj^:';^^|^" -J ^~’- >TORONTO'.-/— ’Mr." Joe ; Seko?
'-^||.0|||lHQK0fl// ? j beloved husband of - Muriel" Mach- J”' ?/,- / -—YITO
/?,Y'?T-Q^ONTpY-Y/L^t^^^^
T-"- ~ -YrY’lp'-;?"YY ?j!Y<Y-“Y^ye .Sekb^passedfaway :oh-Jahutal:-Couridl.?pf ;Metw^litan?Torbnto;^
Minister:/Frank /Miller
TORONTO.- —'Mrs.
T^p?-~\/Tak^/ ^kuda?^ a" ^/^
7 ?spoke albout thi^(mng/number/of mid<lle?agedTpeopleYwlio want...-,
y
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Tayoko
-tlie/goyernmeritYto/lookp^^ter thdr older/relatives?YI^e ;,l^nister ; ^
’ ..-/^T1- ^J111^-0^/ D^r father " of- Craig
-dear Tto,'-beloved wife of Tsutau-Itb, •
._s^d'th^;tjhe? piiblicYsecOTs^
5^1/finS/the/'t]^^^
’democratic ' b^^er bi Yoshio Mrs '- Hashi ~ passed away "on? January /24th,
resources-tb,-prb^jie?"f<>r tike ElderlyY^ilfo'oAt/^^'ard^^^
1977. at Women’s" College iHospi- :
motoandMis/Sekoallof-Japau.
/costs;-ofYMedic^e^and/the-tihcreasing/ration/^^
"
’
prime minister, recently. ' ^?.i
tah"
.
'arslof ^^7?AYf5?-sf-?r^?r?’'B^
T^Ward ?Funerar?H-ome?TFuneral
<Dear>.mother - Shaly ‘ Iwashita
For the__71-year-old politician? Service atSt. Mattnias Church'.
> ... 'gObvioiusiyytheii’ the ^ Japanese ^communityis ?nqt’unique in - its
and Kimiko Yamazaki,- grandmo
.'this was his last chance/for/a
conceim /over/its/inderly :aridTthe?/di^^
ther of Christine survived .by 2
Committee forElderlyCare has‘embarked upon.";??. ■.:/-’
' J A .shot :at the ^nation’s ^-highest; polL
TANABE
brothers and. 1’ sister in Japan. '
’ ■ • .There - are diowever apparently' some 'areas - of; mi suhderstahding ' ticar/office ;he ?had .sought ' for
' regarding? tiuT~Comfm^
a y>/////y//-/"-^^
S-w"' rnbrethan/adecade.Y
* " Y WINNIPEG.- — .On --January
, Earle Elliott Funeral.. Home.
16,
,1977
-at'-the‘
-.Luther.
Home,
,l ?:LO.ne .mi^ri^ti6n is the jseenii.ngTlack^^
Funeral ’ Service at Toronto Bu
. Yltibas not beenYeasy. f or, Fukii1081.Andrews’Ave;, Mrs. Tomie ddhist Church." Interment Mount
' bers of ^
to the L^ssing^n^ ;m
; pur
; da,.wlTo.;says he is pppjilar among
Elderly. The'-re©ent “iSurvey”- and the/currentJ/study/^
Tanabe?„aged 80 years, .widow of .Pleasant "Cemetery.
~.
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1 ity” ca n be/con s tr u c ted as a "Lot? of /Talk}’/land _ai ‘‘Waste;of Time’’. 7women voters .because;he comes Naoijo Tanabe passed-away.
.
- _
,
tfrom a .'district north -of Tokyo
.Mrs. Tanabe was born -in,.Wa4 ^^^*-^ividiah who «T« mottated to do SOTO^W hUorlcully noted for. producing
KIMURA'
for-theYElderly*;are ,very,.much"involved\with older ^relatives'in their
- ■=.'< ■
- .kayama-Ken, Japan, coming to. I
every dayTlives and cah sympa'thize .fully with anyone -in a sensitive j ^hP^pked-husbands. —- ,
. .; Canada’-in T917. She had. resided *
CORONADO,
Alta. —, Mrs.
He/first > tried" to reach-the'pi-. in Steyeston, B.C? from 1917 un Kuni--Kimura, 83, ,of Coronado,
Unfortunately, .the' time/consuming basic requirements must be ^nriacle 'of "Japanese'politics .in the til coming to.Winnipeg’ in -.1945. 'Alberta passed away
January’
Smet before:an/ethnic '.'community, such as ours/can'/even bope - to" pi*<>7 j.1960s. wlien the late prime mini- She^was a member- of- the Japa- 5th, 1977, at Edmonton Hospital
^a^wm^El^^^
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Yw^Yii^^
ese United Church.
after, a short illness. Funeral ser
'Ask the ..next pieetingon? Elderly- Care will be .held-qri'Januaryi|-'.Rut, he’?deci/ded„.not to openly
Predeceased" by her
husband vice was held at a funeral par
:31st/.i&t:8:0().(P'4h'.;iatjtihe5ljC/Uultur&l;‘Centre,/Poi^ MillSj^Ont"., .each-, challenge/•Sato,?;--'be'lievirig<;the'la- Naojio' and one son, Yutaka, Mrs. lor in Edmonton on Jan. 10th, ofmi^i cur-cp^munity V-i^ii to'^fa?;1
— M-?- / tter-woiM ' eventually-hand-over
Tanabe is survived by three sons? f iciated by, - Rev. Ikuta,
Rev
Y__?___——— -4?
/—~ Y '—
:—
—:-------- ^r—^
————— •’ the reins - of 'government fb'him. -Kiyoshi (.Eddie) of .Vancouver, Borkee and_ Rev. King. Leaving
their,
I
He worked as a faithful'mem Takao of Banff . and Tadao.-, of sons: Bruce, James and
ber-of-the "Sato _ cabinet. ’He was Toronto: three .daughters, - -Mrs. family also Kusuo and family in
. '
/ so -close.'to Sato and - former; pri- M. Kawasoe (Meiko) of -Toronto, Japan/ '
: hie minister Nobusake Kishi'that Mrs. Fumiyo Suga of. Winnipeg
^when’ Sato -stepped down in 1972 arid Mrs?’T.-Hirose (Sakaye) of
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«HH0fen«; Y. Yy/?"
Winnipeg;
17
grandchildren
and
after jbeing- in power for
more.
KONDO
AM4NA1UMINUM ^
than- seven years, -the?, country ^A great-grandchildren. —
>
TORONTO. — Mrs. Kinu Kon
wastin'-no mood, for’-someone do- . ~ Funeral seivice ' was held on
TORONTO
291-7554
sely identified -with, the retiring JanuaryY18 at the.Thomson Fu do, . 88, passed away on January
neral Chapels, Broadway at Fur- 23, 1977 at Queen Elizabeth Ho
prime minister. Y ’ Y
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by,s the Revr Y. -Masaki - officiat spital. Beloved wife of the late
COVER1NOONTARIO**
A graduate .of the elite Tokyo
Shinjiro Kondo. Dear mother of .
ing..
Udiversity, /Fukuda spent many
Toki, Matsuye Mary (Mts. S. -Mo
; years jbefore and during the - Se
ri) Eichi, Aiko (Mrs? Dave .Mura
FURUKAWA
cond World' - War' as _ ,an official
kami), Fumiko (Mrs. - Hideo Ko
of-the finance, .ministry. "
; BRAMPTON-Ont. — Mrs, Mi bayakawa.) Lovingly -remember
.TRAVEL SERVICE
/
He entered—politics^ after ’ quit na /Furukawa, ^beloved
wife of ed by her 8 grandchildren, -and 8
_ 363-0655 ~'y
~ To beat .the",cold /liy/youhg
ting; ,his bureaucratic, ©a^reer in Chuzo Furukawa, passed away at great-grandchildren. •/
YES: You Can Book Tours by
. 1948 when.’he'was arrested for Peel Memorial-Hospital in Bram
and old< ' - ?v \
-Earle’-Elliott-Funeral
Home.
. "Health stamina food from Ja- .Y?;Suntours,Skylark,Adventu.
involvement in a- domestic. brib- pton ori January 25th, 1977.
Qtsuya .at
Toronto
Buddhist :
- ery ^scandal. He -was 'later f ound * Dear mother of Minoru, Isao,
~ pan
'r:e/-'Fiesta?" " Elkin- and''Wardair
V
’Church. Interment Mount Pleas-.
' '-iGOMA^NO'-iSEU--^ At/Furuya/'Book'now: to beat
’ innocent. "- ' '
, .
‘ Y Kiyoshi, Akira, _ Sherry
(Mrs.
Get one -for/yourself and one the?cdld. . /
t . Fukuda" who .has---strong .back Nagata) /"Takashi, Hiroshi, Mido ant Cemetery. •
'
for -ydur/iinpm sand /dad. -You iGoing/tpYancouver? Remem
’ng from/ Japan’s /conservative ri ?(Mrs Goodenough). .Also surYfeusinesY community, -believes, m •vived by 17 grandchildren...
- need 'one- this ^winter?"
ber/you can add "Mexico - arid
; Have; you ^ heard: about the- fa- LA? stops for only $21’.p0 mb-,
a balanced budget. He .also belief
Turner &-Porter Yorke GhapY bulous.YCTsuruYI^tam^^^
-re?'ves- in keeping./Japan
^aligned
'el. 'Service" Toronto Japanese Uj;
. For . Betft Results
* new , ricej;andMs;iequally tasty^Our ^n^^^
Japan Y
with—the - United .States. - - '_
niteci Church, and / Yorke - Chapel.
.Yas- our .Kokuho}<>r'Mateu.;._'Y...Y.ieaves;-April-' 24;./It ' is -fun --to:.rf
>A man . of medium? height arid Interment. ' Highland
Memory
Try one today f.or change .?qf " travel with your "friends and
? weight,Fukuda lives'in a modest
Gardens.
.
.
txaditional-style' ihouse - on . the
. pace.
Y
l it is much cheaper too. ’
western—outskirts" .of Tokyo.
"CARD OF THANKS
AND ASSOCIATES
-' Like" many Japanese - men:. in
CHARTERED
a ;<Our sincere gratitude to ~ our
77’ TOURS ,TO JAPAN
> their 6O’s_and 70’s, Fukuda jpre-'
- ACCOUNTANTS
' many- friends, relatives -and
? DEPARTURES.Y
T
\- J
fers a kiriiprio to western clothes
- 523 THE QUEENSWAY
neighbors for their kind symFEB.12
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'
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■
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-at home.
.
'
7' ?FEB.' 2(Ty
MAR/ - 28 . . ’
pathy extended? to us during
PHONE 255-7341
<MARiJ12
.. 7.'?’ ~
/
APR.H
<Y ~ If . /not attending, a luncheon __s-our recent bereavement of Ja
/meeting he invariably - has;noori
Y
MAR. 19 ?
_
APR.-18?
mes Isamu Ahara,; husband andles for lunch.
Y JM^ aS" s -father. -Floral tributes, condor.
APR.9
z
. - MAY 14
~
JUNE, 13
lences, and' telegrams ’ were
deeply appreciated. '
?
^JAPANESE
?'M-AsY-28JUNE 27
' Mrs. Ritsuko Qhara _
RESTAURANT . .
' \ ;
JUNE 11^
J „
' ^J^ 11
_ Mr & .Mrs. Len- Ohara
It is not too early to plan your Summer and Winter Vacation.
-?
Brian Ohara :
"To avoid disappointment,; please contact ;, us for reservations ,
Barristers' & Solicitors.
459 Church St.
. Mrs. Noye, Ohara
r«». Hawaii. Nassau. ?Bahamas, Mexico and other points of
3601 LAWRENCE AVE. E
Mr. & Airs. Jack Ohara
.
Phone 824-1303 _
interest. .
- Scarborough, Ontario p <
Mr. Ken ’ Ohara ’
< Queen Street 'Restaurant
■ Telephone: 431-1500.
- Mr. & : Mrs. Harold - Taka155 MAIN ST. W:
closed, but; will * be opened at-.-.
- yam a '
-~?
).VANCOUVER
TORONTO}
Stouffville, Ontario
University and Richmond St. Mrs.
Peggy
Ohara
254-5101'
.
_yi62~ SPADINA AVE
’ Telephone: 294-6393
- \ In near future 11T5 EAST HASTINGS 869-1291"
J
Mrs., Aki Suefuji
FURUYA
JUNN KASH I NO
: "MICHI"
K. iwata travel Service /
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CADSBY
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InCanad id n^a pa ri<e^:?H^k^
;; On the .other hand, Urabe^/with
. J By Seko & Kawasaki .-..->
the
- exception-cf-.;a' -few/indivi du//
TORONTO. —/Yamada* Studio
tke>-wbmer)?sgandfrs^ibdlchiidreri’s; "ebrorjudo'wf qfmsVare; not.,-prac- managed todo what others have, /als - failed /to_'.^display/ the^bility,. #^#Qapan.^fijm<s)^/i^J';
ticalvb ecause Z^eyrten d4 to^detract
/^AR^^Professional;; sumo maiketk/wifoi^^
to
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ontr
dis
-th
e-Splay^f
or.^b>^
had little success at a^.tfiey'jE^r
judoists’-/attention./-"/ < 'f ■ /; /-wrestlers ^ riowj/prefer ^'/’-colorful ihe,ytes®;willw-Tesp'<md'i* m
r’:e7cheeked Japan into an. impre- 'ded 4 period -.'of - time/for/ thd/Zma^
'W^
e®^I5/:s7’^||'^^^
^t o/'bol oredproducts.' • p" /I; ■ / iV ’ ?f'Kodok&,€
loincloths-because.sthey
.look
mo£Z
the^authbritiv^ voi<
ssive: 2-2 .tie and Danny Higashi jority' of - the ' garne.'/AVhen ^
^ihe'-'enthusiasih
..of/.the
judogi
re 'attractive^ on cbldr/TV; scr^ens^
ganization^for - judo;' is/alsd aga-/
'helped .his team to gain a cruci did, Mike -Fujiwara -was//'mor^;
maker
~/is
y/riatur
ally--not
>shared;
uist ^b^oh^Zof^udo/ ^.uhi- .
al point ^s Urabe tied
Altype than capable -as his' work in the' / What - 'about; judo ? - Time to/part;
nets'' have/ • shown / -• considerable with:, the. ^ traditional f>--mbriotoriy 'by-' j fif;' exp efts? .^'<. ^/ ‘ ? .^f- A- forms'.' It. has’:mq; intention^ .-of
. : ’with a -similar score. * '
•- .
'changings a/rule ethati/.jjvhite uni-/
//ChikasKi/ilabhimo^^^
Yamada’s' moral victory was improvement ■ as,, the'season has- of._white ^clothes' and ’black- belts ?r
forms ?mu^
^ith'Waek
at/TenH'-/Univefsi^^
. ' An-- enterprising f;c^
not. achieved until" Stephen YaTenri^k^mecda '’for ju'doistsfsaid: sasHesZni'- official'matches.'- \
Ssuda combined with Alan Idi and । ? Urabe’s-'- major' asset /on this Kashiwara, .Nara ; Prefecture/^na s
/ Andy Nabeta in the final period occassion//was " Danny .?; Higashi come-, up 'with /the idea", off markx
etihg; colorful ; judo. . uniforms^in
to tally his second goal- of the who ‘-found: bis gamewhenuhited
with’ Alan Tanaka ahd^Gary' Ka- reii/light/b^ pink-dr ^reen? ;
game’. His first in the opening
^
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waguchi - as he? continuously . thre
period helped them back into the
’ -The'cdmpany\is a deading mar
atened to .pad his/own scorings tial art "uniform /makei; 'turning
game after Japan jumped into an
£
early 2 goal lead: the first by statistics.-- Il .paid off when .the ^-^ .^ '^^d jlii
- Stephen. Seki who has recently ^mighty mite combmed with’ ga-. pping'~90Tper cent of fits:-output
• been playing exceptional' hookey >ry and Ai t^put Urabe into, an- abroad/, mostly? to /Europe^ Ame
'and the second by Paul- Uchikata early lead' before. Roger Inamo-_ rica ‘and: Canada?*Its; annual-' sa
■ who' continues to lead'his team to : tied: the game wi^the; firsf.. les-total Y200- million. ? Colored
ih scoring. <Us 2'goals. Credit-for .the uniforms ' in.. the/ alhed ^art^-j •'.of
assists „went to Garry Nasu and Kar/te 'have Z-been ' /common/ in
J$;/ WITH? FIXJWERS ^/^.
N - The', overall play can only be
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Glen Sora. z?/
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f'' ' Canada and /bhe^U.’S: for - years
described as emotional- as Bob
> (ORIOLE PLAZA}- ROJ^sT
_ ' Whyte2 who was filling in
for - Al Tanaka, enjoying his first’ with - many ''unscrupulous ■ Japa r
SCARBOROUGH,^ ONT.
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Bahamas;
.'picked
up
from
wherethe
craze
-along
with
non-recogDave McLean- were
repeatedly
TEL. 425-2122 y. /
he
left
off
to
project
Urabe
into,
TUzedGmaster
;
titles.
Many
,
*
howe-^
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crrrZ
wm* zpu-fVEiT 1z-J >
called .upon to bail-out their te- .
the - lead for ' the'.second time in 'ver, -have revertedZback from-blaamates‘7 .
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the gameZ Surely, .enough,Gary. ckZto 'the tra'ditional white hoping
Jk
_
.The. play - was faster than ex
Kawaguchi?'.was again, in. qr/tEe. f or some .recogntion f or/legiti^ypected as Yamada-gambled when
/
play . as - did Kelly - Toyota. Gary
they elected to..attempt-skating'
and Al seem" destined/jto ..battle
■ However,? the^company’s,, / first,
47.9 QUEEN ST.<WEST, TORONTO, ONT./M5V/2A9 ;
with Japan rather than choosing
it' out for; the scoring champion .attempt". to_ sell colored judo-^ua more slower-pace / defensive- for which
ship—once more unless - Randy- .nifowns".-to .European : customers
Please find enclosed./? /
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oriented type of hockey. Oddly.
Maeda, Rick Inamoto, /or Brian ’ fizzled out.'-European ;y ouths cho
(^R'enewmy subscription.-—
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enough, skating has been repu
. . yearZmionthfi Kitamura,. all from Turf, /can se: to .stick .with x tEe .' traditional
(DEnter my new subscription^ for
ted' to be Japan’s game. ,
find' some way to squeze through
blaek-ahd-whites? - ..
In-the'follow-up, Altype and
§14.00 'per year
- /
$9.0(^ 'for/((^Months
’
"these' two?
_ - * /The” company ^has", hot - given
' Urabe? playing a much . slower
game arrived at the same 2;2 - “Roger “Inamoto. with .his time-/ .up 4 the? idea and is- now eyeing ^NAME: (MR/MRS./ MISS) / outcome. Although Altype made ly tying ’-, goal (luring the - „ last
a -few well-executed . crunching minute of .play, kept alive. Al ty
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body checks on- their opponents, pe’s hope of -catching third - spot
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they generally detracted , -away- in the standings.; It;seems nobody,
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cent past, been most successful' the exception' of/Yamada.^Assists/ "TOKYO... —/World Boxing-/As
- for them. They were fortunate on' the play went tb< Glen. Shinai^, sociation/ junior flyweight* cham-- ' "pion ' Yoko ’ Gushiken df A. Japan
to -connect" with a . -game-tying zu and Roy Kobayashi.- “ .
goal with about a minute left -to
The day’s star happened to be dndufed/a- third-round-r . knock-
WftHZ Decision?/^
go tin the game.
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and -was' kept at bay by ; the ; 23year-bld/'challenger’s speedy and
tricky ‘ boxing for ' the hrst half
of - the/bout.
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io;ooo
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TH'e speedy-Rios put Gushiken
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Higashi/the
league’s computer Ribs’ of /Panama: recently. / expert, was most impressive as
' .Referee Rudy' -Ortegar of the
•he ■ displayed : the-.form ?•that.-won United States :and, Japanese/jud^
him We- M1V.P. award, during the- ge ^Yusaku/Yoshida 1 scored / the
playoffs a few "years back. He bout 70-67 :and- 73-67, .respective
seems to be building-up for.the ly, in favor of Gushiken. Rud^ph
next. /' ’
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