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RockyAokilsUnusuOl
BdatRacer--HeCah'tSwini
MaScibkaMayBecomelstNiseiEnvoyToJpn.
^WASHn^}TON/-^/Mike M. of involvement in Japanese Ame- career d ;pl oma t; who is- noAV<an
"
Masaoka; /.onetime, legislative."cb- Ticah/activities/ is.
presently envoy to-~Burma. ,
/unselor • f or. -nationals JACL who serving., as -counsel, for, a'number ■ /Masaoka is the/first person'of
suecessful 1 y7 spearhcaded7 natura- of ..-Far / East', enterprises 'in the Japanese ancestry: ever to be ebn.< - _.SAN 'DIEGO.'..-17'zRdcky^; Aoki, champ mused,/ He is making off- lizationfor .Issei/ in /the > early
-sidered for/the Tokyo- ambassa
shore
racing/his
latest'
in/a
x
1950s, is'-one of/ thejnajor.; can . = Sources -revealed he was /‘in a dorship. / ■ 1 - ;
*
^ 38-year? old" jfquhder/aridl ■ ch'air.//’• -'//; didates /for, the-post, of -U.S. am strong', horse - positidn”' Kere,,.‘al- ' ' Former ambassador Janies ■ D.
- man bf/the ' ever-grbwihg" ’Bend- .cf/'successes./; ./'"7-‘
han a steakhouse/chain'.m the U- < His , new * 88-foot , Bertram^ off bassador . to / Japanese, ‘/reliable ong/Avith’ the two leading conten .Hodgson has been recalled to the
sourceehere say.,,. -/
\ der's t— CBS President.. Arthur United States. •
”
shore racer cost;bim-;A^
nited States/ is -an '.offshore pp’$100,000., oh / a' ' race * campaign /^Masaoka,/ with -a- long.■ history- R. . Taylor , and - David Osborn,
wefboat - racer;. according., to Bill
"thatv.wiil. total .ho -more .than six
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Center,-^staff writer- fof.The: San /weeks ’of actual time?
;
Diego Union.. 7 , ;/ -// th
/
“The plane 'drives the' - costs
S
•v v^"
.
-
'
- «
7
■ '-tirJ;.;^^- Wfiytcvyi/? ♦„«***■:■«•♦’£-•’>%-»■
One weakness; -however, -Aoki
up,” Aoki told ' reporter Center,
conf esses.jto is that-he - can’t - swim .; “But I wouldn’t-feel comfortable
- He also has’fear of drowning al .without it.”''Neither would the
holders-of his $5 million corpora
though/ during1 the races/'- he is
te insurance policey.
“protected overhead with a'flight
The runnemp
to - national
of a private plane - or~a helicop
champion Joel Halpern last year,
ter.”
■ ';.: .Q^/','y
Aoki -has been'doing this for all
.“It makes me and my insuran of two seasons.'In fact, he’d ne
TUESDAY, MARCH. 15, 1977
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Vol- 41 — 20
ver-been
on
r
a-boat
before.Bob
I
ce agent feel'better,” Rocky; the
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Magoon-took
him
as
a
spectator
:
former AAU national wrestling
to- an offshore race three . years
ago.
“I said it looks-fun, let’s do it/’
' iSq/Aoki plunked * down $90,000
for a boat; He 'turned up-for his
racing debut-by running all of
-’Senators
. WASHINGTON
20. minutes-on - smooth lake water
named, in a "purported, memo ’ alat- Oshkosh,' Wisconsin. *-Then it
- Jegedly based on _ documents' of
,
.
ex^' submit. r
TORONTO/
was off to his’ debut in Florida.
Korean' ^businessman. Tongsun
The Ontario/, Centennial
Art
bitibn is currently. being. organi
’Naturally; he-won. ‘T thought;
Park have -denied that they had
zed-as part of . the Japanese Ca Exhibition, will be the. first, time
it’s easy. I know-better-now.” *
received; any
contributions or
nadian Centennial celebration in that illumination has been cast
Because
his
boat
—
ran
much
gifts . from . the controversial fiOntario. This exhibit is to pre on the collective contribution Bebetter
in
rough
water*
,than
did
gure/ „
5
~ - 'i
sent a - cross section . of the best ing .made by Japanese . Canadi
-Aoki’s 350-foot Cigarette, Halp
art-being produced, by artists of ans, in the field of visual .arts.
- ' - . Sen. Daniel K. .Inouye,. D.-Haern wn the ‘76 title'. This year,
TORONTO. ’— Ethnic
Press
Japanese descent working in It will provide a. rare point of
' waii, .wliose . name was on'h'the
however,Aolii is armed, with 'a
Association .of Ontario held it’s
'list, denied ever receiving money
^Ontario.
. .
- contact for artists;, tHe^ Japanese
uew^ Bertram' hull-made of 'Du
the biennial Meeting at Toronto Ho-...
Artists will be invited to sub Canadian community and
from Park-and said he knew of
Pont’s Kevlar. 49, a
substance
tel recently,-/ Guest: . speaker was
’ '
mit works in; any medium. A public at large.
no reason .why-, hisrname would
being • used " elsewhere to--- make;
. If you would - like' further, in the Hon: Claude Bennett, Minister
jury „ (undeterminated, as_ yet)
- be on a list carried by-Park.
bulletproof vests.
'.
y
’
! of Industry and Tourism of Ont- ’
will./be given the responsibility formation .or would be interested
’ “I doubt if Ive ever met_. this
. “I had this boat last year, . I. of'selecting the exhibition, from' in helping with the organization | ario Government who received .a
guy,” Inouye said. “In fact until
win the title,” the spunky power all/.submissions. .The exhibit is of this -project please
contact: Certificate- of Honourary Memb
— all the publicity about him came
ership in the association for his
boat driver • added.
tentatively scheduled to open in Bryce Kanbara, 133 Queen St.
out I didn’t know anything .about
- Much of Rocky’s. appearances early .September, in Toronto. or South, Hamilton, -Ontario. (416) contributi on s an d help exten ded
"this.” ’
' " ’ ■ '
on the water -provide good publi-- Ottawa, and then, travel to seve 028-1641, Edy Goto, Japanese Ca the Ethnic . Press"in Ontario..;
7 The memo allegedly'prepared:
The following new executives .
city for his .B.enihana chain,-too. ral other Ontario
communities.. nadian Centennial Office, - 479
by a/U.S.* Customs Offfice agent
“Speed has its publicity value. It Theref ore, artists are requested' Queen St. West, Toronto, Qntario, were "elected for 1977-78.
in Anchorage,-.Alaska in * 1973,
Immediate Past President: -D.
puts the .name. bef ore the public,” to -exercise discretion as to size (416) 861-1061.
vzas released in Baton/Rouge, La.
Inannuzi (Italian.).
— JCCS
he ^remarked.
and fragility of works they might
early this/month.
' ‘
President: V. Mauko (Sloveni'But; his boat doesn’t * always
win .races: Aoki
knows it, too.
an)
He. .has run above 95 mph, or. a1st Vice President: I. Boyko
bove the recognized world, mark..
(Ukrainian)
But he hasn’t won that coveted
2nd Vice President: Ken Mori
SEATTLE, Wash. — Dr. Gor a gain.”
(Japanese)’
national title yet.
'
_.
TOKYO
Tihree*.; Japanese - “It’s. not only speed. You have don [Hirabayashi, professor; of so
Hirabayashi, had noted^ there '-3rd Vice President:
Slod. rubber manufacturers have con to useyourhead. You have to -de- ciology at the Univ, of Alberta, were Nisei^who wish' the repara kowski (Polish)
tracted to. supply .the Soviet Un-/ pend.' on your ' throttleman <7(Ho spoke on . Canada’s Japanese Cen- tions campaign would disappear.
Secretary: N. Hawrysch (Ukioh’a total- of ,2000 tires,
each ward Smith).
They
say
they
don
’
t
want
to
ap
tennial celebrati on now underway
rainian)
’ • weighing 10 tons and claimed to
JACL pear as- a money grabber or be
Assistant Secretary: Miss Mary
The Benihaha team is not off this year at, the Seattle
■ be -the world’s;largest; in size and to a fast start./Aoki -was. leading installation dinner here Feb. 6, come too visible by rocking the Siroky (Slovak)
weight. _
s - the' season’s first face off Key but his parting shots/ were/ on boat. “Let bygones -be bygones”.
.Treasurer: V. Matulaitis- (Lith-^
This reaction , Hirabayashi noted, uainian)
, One of-.the-companies', Yokoha West, Fla.; —when the
\
headers T^parR’tions.
ma Rubber Col, . said ; the tires, worked loose and the'boat caught
“The. important aspect of JA- was J a remnant of . the low-■pro
Assistant Treasurer: L. Owai-.
file
bred
in
the
1940s
when
Nisei
CLs reparations campaign is the
measuring 12 "feet. high. and four- fire.'
.
'/ ~
' 'feet wide will •-be., used on 200Directors: M. Jankovsky (SIo
“We carry 400 gallons .of 130- educatipn of the. public which is^were urged to join, the American
ma vak), R. Cittarella (Italian) A.
• ton. dump- trucks ■ in the Soviet- octane jet fuel,” notes Aoki. “We .too..eager to forget. .We .need ‘to mainstream “by aping the
Japan-project for.- development of burn- 110 gallons an hour, unless be -ourselves , and take' stock of jority”, shunning their own Ja Stambolis (Greek),
G. Super .
(Hungarian), L. Kim (Korean).
coal deposits in Siberia.
_
we’re on . fire.. Then we
use it our .unique aspect-; of _ American panese language and culture.
' Curtis B. Munson- in his 1941
citizenship,” concluded the .. no
Auditors: P. Cekuta (Sloveni
7
-. .It said the tires, which will be faster.”
report
,
on;
Japanese
Americans,
an), Mrs. M.- Brodzki (Polish),
That’s, when Aoki starts look ted WW2 defendarit of his case,
. - shipped over- a* five-year period
Center which, eventually- was. ruled" by as mentioned in Michi Weglyn’s Dr. S. Rosocha (Ukrainian)/ Mrs.
- starting this fall, were ...contract-; ing. for that - helicopter,
“We. Years of Infamy, described the A. Aibich-(Polish).
_
ed "over 5 billion -yen ($17. milli learned. “It should scare you, the U.S. Supreme Court.
Special Assts. To
President:
on) - jointly by .the Bridgestone probably,” he says casually. “But can do what we must so that Nisei attitude as “pathetic eag
Tire Co. and Toyo Rubber* Indus I like it. “Maybe I don’t know it- will be / unlikely. that such a erness”, Hirabayashi pointed out. Mr? H. Oja (Estonian), Mr. V.’
thing (Evacuation! will happen
(Cent, oty P. 2)
Caligiure (Italian).' 7
try Co.- ■ _
.- - *
,. ....
something.”
THE NEW CANADIAN
Calling All Working JC Artists. .
InouyeDen ies
Korea nGift
Produces World's-
Exhibit Of J.C. Artists Work To
Be Organized For Centennial
Centenniol To Our American Cousins
NC's Mori
Elect 2nd
Vice Pres.
Of Ontario
Ethnic Pres
RockyAokilsUnusuOl
BdatRacer--HeCah'tSwini
MaScibkaMayBecomelstNiseiEnvoyToJpn.
^WASHn^}TON/-^/Mike M. of involvement in Japanese Ame- career d ;pl oma t; who is- noAV<an
"
Masaoka; /.onetime, legislative."cb- Ticah/activities/ is.
presently envoy to-~Burma. ,
/unselor • f or. -nationals JACL who serving., as -counsel, for, a'number ■ /Masaoka is the/first person'of
suecessful 1 y7 spearhcaded7 natura- of ..-Far / East', enterprises 'in the Japanese ancestry: ever to be ebn.< - _.SAN 'DIEGO.'..-17'zRdcky^; Aoki, champ mused,/ He is making off- lizationfor .Issei/ in /the > early
-sidered for/the Tokyo- ambassa
shore
racing/his
latest'
in/a
x
1950s, is'-one of/ thejnajor.; can . = Sources -revealed he was /‘in a dorship. / ■ 1 - ;
*
^ 38-year? old" jfquhder/aridl ■ ch'air.//’• -'//; didates /for, the-post, of -U.S. am strong', horse - positidn”' Kere,,.‘al- ' ' Former ambassador Janies ■ D.
- man bf/the ' ever-grbwihg" ’Bend- .cf/'successes./; ./'"7-‘
han a steakhouse/chain'.m the U- < His , new * 88-foot , Bertram^ off bassador . to / Japanese, ‘/reliable ong/Avith’ the two leading conten .Hodgson has been recalled to the
sourceehere say.,,. -/
\ der's t— CBS President.. Arthur United States. •
”
shore racer cost;bim-;A^
nited States/ is -an '.offshore pp’$100,000., oh / a' ' race * campaign /^Masaoka,/ with -a- long.■ history- R. . Taylor , and - David Osborn,
wefboat - racer;. according., to Bill
"thatv.wiil. total .ho -more .than six
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Center,-^staff writer- fof.The: San /weeks ’of actual time?
;
Diego Union.. 7 , ;/ -// th
/
“The plane 'drives the' - costs
S
•v v^"
.
-
'
- «
7
■ '-tirJ;.;^^- Wfiytcvyi/? ♦„«***■:■«•♦’£-•’>%-»■
One weakness; -however, -Aoki
up,” Aoki told ' reporter Center,
conf esses.jto is that-he - can’t - swim .; “But I wouldn’t-feel comfortable
- He also has’fear of drowning al .without it.”''Neither would the
holders-of his $5 million corpora
though/ during1 the races/'- he is
te insurance policey.
“protected overhead with a'flight
The runnemp
to - national
of a private plane - or~a helicop
champion Joel Halpern last year,
ter.”
■ ';.: .Q^/','y
Aoki -has been'doing this for all
.“It makes me and my insuran of two seasons.'In fact, he’d ne
TUESDAY, MARCH. 15, 1977
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Vol- 41 — 20
ver-been
on
r
a-boat
before.Bob
I
ce agent feel'better,” Rocky; the
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Magoon-took
him
as
a
spectator
:
former AAU national wrestling
to- an offshore race three . years
ago.
“I said it looks-fun, let’s do it/’
' iSq/Aoki plunked * down $90,000
for a boat; He 'turned up-for his
racing debut-by running all of
-’Senators
. WASHINGTON
20. minutes-on - smooth lake water
named, in a "purported, memo ’ alat- Oshkosh,' Wisconsin. *-Then it
- Jegedly based on _ documents' of
,
.
ex^' submit. r
TORONTO/
was off to his’ debut in Florida.
Korean' ^businessman. Tongsun
The Ontario/, Centennial
Art
bitibn is currently. being. organi
’Naturally; he-won. ‘T thought;
Park have -denied that they had
zed-as part of . the Japanese Ca Exhibition, will be the. first, time
it’s easy. I know-better-now.” *
received; any
contributions or
nadian Centennial celebration in that illumination has been cast
Because
his
boat
—
ran
much
gifts . from . the controversial fiOntario. This exhibit is to pre on the collective contribution Bebetter
in
rough
water*
,than
did
gure/ „
5
~ - 'i
sent a - cross section . of the best ing .made by Japanese . Canadi
-Aoki’s 350-foot Cigarette, Halp
art-being produced, by artists of ans, in the field of visual .arts.
- ' - . Sen. Daniel K. .Inouye,. D.-Haern wn the ‘76 title'. This year,
TORONTO. ’— Ethnic
Press
Japanese descent working in It will provide a. rare point of
' waii, .wliose . name was on'h'the
however,Aolii is armed, with 'a
Association .of Ontario held it’s
'list, denied ever receiving money
^Ontario.
. .
- contact for artists;, tHe^ Japanese
uew^ Bertram' hull-made of 'Du
the biennial Meeting at Toronto Ho-...
Artists will be invited to sub Canadian community and
from Park-and said he knew of
Pont’s Kevlar. 49, a
substance
tel recently,-/ Guest: . speaker was
’ '
mit works in; any medium. A public at large.
no reason .why-, hisrname would
being • used " elsewhere to--- make;
. If you would - like' further, in the Hon: Claude Bennett, Minister
jury „ (undeterminated, as_ yet)
- be on a list carried by-Park.
bulletproof vests.
'.
y
’
! of Industry and Tourism of Ont- ’
will./be given the responsibility formation .or would be interested
’ “I doubt if Ive ever met_. this
. “I had this boat last year, . I. of'selecting the exhibition, from' in helping with the organization | ario Government who received .a
guy,” Inouye said. “In fact until
win the title,” the spunky power all/.submissions. .The exhibit is of this -project please
contact: Certificate- of Honourary Memb
— all the publicity about him came
ership in the association for his
boat driver • added.
tentatively scheduled to open in Bryce Kanbara, 133 Queen St.
out I didn’t know anything .about
- Much of Rocky’s. appearances early .September, in Toronto. or South, Hamilton, -Ontario. (416) contributi on s an d help exten ded
"this.” ’
' " ’ ■ '
on the water -provide good publi-- Ottawa, and then, travel to seve 028-1641, Edy Goto, Japanese Ca the Ethnic . Press"in Ontario..;
7 The memo allegedly'prepared:
The following new executives .
city for his .B.enihana chain,-too. ral other Ontario
communities.. nadian Centennial Office, - 479
by a/U.S.* Customs Offfice agent
“Speed has its publicity value. It Theref ore, artists are requested' Queen St. West, Toronto, Qntario, were "elected for 1977-78.
in Anchorage,-.Alaska in * 1973,
Immediate Past President: -D.
puts the .name. bef ore the public,” to -exercise discretion as to size (416) 861-1061.
vzas released in Baton/Rouge, La.
Inannuzi (Italian.).
— JCCS
he ^remarked.
and fragility of works they might
early this/month.
' ‘
President: V. Mauko (Sloveni'But; his boat doesn’t * always
win .races: Aoki
knows it, too.
an)
He. .has run above 95 mph, or. a1st Vice President: I. Boyko
bove the recognized world, mark..
(Ukrainian)
But he hasn’t won that coveted
2nd Vice President: Ken Mori
SEATTLE, Wash. — Dr. Gor a gain.”
(Japanese)’
national title yet.
'
_.
TOKYO
Tihree*.; Japanese - “It’s. not only speed. You have don [Hirabayashi, professor; of so
Hirabayashi, had noted^ there '-3rd Vice President:
Slod. rubber manufacturers have con to useyourhead. You have to -de- ciology at the Univ, of Alberta, were Nisei^who wish' the repara kowski (Polish)
tracted to. supply .the Soviet Un-/ pend.' on your ' throttleman <7(Ho spoke on . Canada’s Japanese Cen- tions campaign would disappear.
Secretary: N. Hawrysch (Ukioh’a total- of ,2000 tires,
each ward Smith).
They
say
they
don
’
t
want
to
ap
tennial celebrati on now underway
rainian)
’ • weighing 10 tons and claimed to
JACL pear as- a money grabber or be
Assistant Secretary: Miss Mary
The Benihaha team is not off this year at, the Seattle
■ be -the world’s;largest; in size and to a fast start./Aoki -was. leading installation dinner here Feb. 6, come too visible by rocking the Siroky (Slovak)
weight. _
s - the' season’s first face off Key but his parting shots/ were/ on boat. “Let bygones -be bygones”.
.Treasurer: V. Matulaitis- (Lith-^
This reaction , Hirabayashi noted, uainian)
, One of-.the-companies', Yokoha West, Fla.; —when the
\
headers T^parR’tions.
ma Rubber Col, . said ; the tires, worked loose and the'boat caught
“The. important aspect of JA- was J a remnant of . the low-■pro
Assistant Treasurer: L. Owai-.
file
bred
in
the
1940s
when
Nisei
CLs reparations campaign is the
measuring 12 "feet. high. and four- fire.'
.
'/ ~
' 'feet wide will •-be., used on 200Directors: M. Jankovsky (SIo
“We carry 400 gallons .of 130- educatipn of the. public which is^were urged to join, the American
ma vak), R. Cittarella (Italian) A.
• ton. dump- trucks ■ in the Soviet- octane jet fuel,” notes Aoki. “We .too..eager to forget. .We .need ‘to mainstream “by aping the
Japan-project for.- development of burn- 110 gallons an hour, unless be -ourselves , and take' stock of jority”, shunning their own Ja Stambolis (Greek),
G. Super .
(Hungarian), L. Kim (Korean).
coal deposits in Siberia.
_
we’re on . fire.. Then we
use it our .unique aspect-; of _ American panese language and culture.
' Curtis B. Munson- in his 1941
citizenship,” concluded the .. no
Auditors: P. Cekuta (Sloveni
7
-. .It said the tires, which will be faster.”
report
,
on;
Japanese
Americans,
an), Mrs. M.- Brodzki (Polish),
That’s, when Aoki starts look ted WW2 defendarit of his case,
. - shipped over- a* five-year period
Center which, eventually- was. ruled" by as mentioned in Michi Weglyn’s Dr. S. Rosocha (Ukrainian)/ Mrs.
- starting this fall, were ...contract-; ing. for that - helicopter,
“We. Years of Infamy, described the A. Aibich-(Polish).
_
ed "over 5 billion -yen ($17. milli learned. “It should scare you, the U.S. Supreme Court.
Special Assts. To
President:
on) - jointly by .the Bridgestone probably,” he says casually. “But can do what we must so that Nisei attitude as “pathetic eag
Tire Co. and Toyo Rubber* Indus I like it. “Maybe I don’t know it- will be / unlikely. that such a erness”, Hirabayashi pointed out. Mr? H. Oja (Estonian), Mr. V.’
thing (Evacuation! will happen
(Cent, oty P. 2)
Caligiure (Italian).' 7
try Co.- ■ _
.- - *
,. ....
something.”
THE NEW CANADIAN
Calling All Working JC Artists. .
InouyeDen ies
Korea nGift
Produces World's-
Exhibit Of J.C. Artists Work To
Be Organized For Centennial
Centenniol To Our American Cousins
NC's Mori
Elect 2nd
Vice Pres.
Of Ontario
Ethnic Pres
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SPACER
Tuesdayj^MarcK^15?. '1977
N/E W:
t
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Ar.
ranWajsilftlAii#
Altype'sOutlnCJHL
The? recent news "release ’from/the 'Elderly J<C^
’ Committee^that/sevently-fivc ^percent/.ofthe Japariose/Canadians’
i favourthe. 'initiation .off an elderly-* pare .program~ ~or/tihatfiifty
percent favour its construction; within'twenty fivri mi les o^ T
/?.: By Seko & Kawasaki
-. City -Centre should comet as/, ri o' * surprise: -But'more 'realistic iqu^ti/
ons might be: What are. the physical,-personal and emotional /needs "k TORONTO.. — Yamada’s' COof the- elderly.?-. What.-about .the requirements five, to ten, years hen^ meback' clrmaxedk the' end- of rece ? Will tjie attitudes^ of the Niseis ■ be . different from - now/ when
2^2
we become physically and perhaps7 mentally infiirined ?/How'about g’ular season/play- as" their /
the newly arrived immigrants'’—/the/Shin Isseis ? :- /The Sanseis ? tie 5 against japahr Cam era, when
How mudh would we" be willing to’-pay for/such/ facilities and how combine d with' Altype’s ,3 -3tie
much will'.the government * chip' in ?. We' h’ave .certain feelings and with? Urabe ' assured them ' of' the
opinions but .these- are relevant "questions-that" should be answered fourth. arid final playoff position.
objectively before’any senior citizens project. can be started;-j;/V-'
Actually, 7 Yamada: and . ’ Al type
.
A brief summary-of .this- committee’s; activities, since its" forma
tion last* May’is made here;. We retained' Dr?Tomoko/Makabe,-’-a were~both - tied , but .- Yamada’s
sociologist,-.;to ^direct a study .1 elated.>tp:.the ;elderly care, programme ^superiority , over., Altype. - during
- which*-i s < required-;for/Goyeimment's grants :^W'e-' ^
-their diret^? confr ontations proved
=senior। citizen s/sgimip t^produte^^ an >Ontari o/J/G/? directory;?;This $will" to' Joe ,the .deciding factorjin th ear
be available-soon for’ distribution. The’directory-information’was
getting; the - selection.
used to send out over 6,000 bilingual questions to gather'demogra
berth/ Altype ■j'umped 't^'an; early
lead'oh a goal By the* ever-dan-.
gerous -Roger/Inamoto oh a-'set-'
op by - Roy' Kobayashi -'and Glen
TheNewCanadian
1939 '
<J, h E
? ; “7 'Association-Jof;-^ Ontario
A ;/_. andACanadafEederation
~ ~ • Second Class’mail No.' 00366
<7 T.UMEZUKIPUBMSHER
.?:<^fs'UMUki< \
'
EnglishSectibh Editor
*; Japanese Section Editor
Sora.
„
'
- ‘
: ' 479 Queen Street West,
' .’---Urabe’ then came back on Rick
< TorontoJOnt; ~M5V ‘ 2A9
Matsumoto’s ’first .game of . the
’“PHONE7366-5005 \
season. as he was assisted*: oh
the play by the two . Tanaka’s
(Alan' and Sam.)
'
.
’
* However,-Glen Sora-'shot Alty,Help5^Wai»ted
pe . back .into the lead -’ with ' a
strong individual effort' J*’when,
GIRL "wanted-for "general clerihe picked, up his, own rebound
c al du tie s.Bank.-ofTokyoRepre s and lifted the' -puck ■ over the out
entative ’Office;; -Phone - 368-1786
stretched
arms
of
Rick.
•
show, .that
phic and other pertinent data. The information- was -computer ana /.Yamada came "to
(Toronto); - *
lyzed, compiled- and interpreted - by Dr." Makabe.*/ 'By - press time,' their- recent clim^
! The * second period’s' only goal
cur-first report will have -been presented to-the Ontario: Govern ladder would not be for naught .came on -Norm Ichiyen’s
first
ment" for? their ass^sment. We are also making;. exterisave\inquiries.
as they ' continued:»with their in goal of the season:- This total of
in the Metro area for a.possible site for' elderly care facilities,
which " include feasibility-, studies of building// maintainance.. .and spired play->and came away with 1 goal in this period seems sur
operating - costs, and - how .we might -.expect -to - raise, this money. 2.-2 ' tie against: the front-running prisingly low' when one consi
We are-also attempting to .coordinate our activity' wath the: Ni Cameramen.'. -If ' this -’ game’ * was ders the enormous number of .sco
Of . the . Canadian
centennial
pponi a Home-Board of - Directors •'With regard to future plannings any- .indication * of* what, we /can uring -opportunities. This is a tri the special "connection -. between
of elderly’ care programs./This’ study is now- one : of Toronto. L
expect fo ;see ..when, these 2, te bute to Mike Fujiwara and Rick; Seattle and Canadian- Japanese
"Centennial Society’s" projects.'
/ -"
/ ' " /
/."'//."‘ /-'
Paul
The committee has functioned:with the* help of .over one hund ams again meet in the .first ro- Matsumoto for their' superb goal- was mentioned. The .Rev.
tending.- *
■ .Nagano, pastor of the Seattle Ja
red folunteers and financial assistance from many;/groups, - as.- well ?und 2j'game<t^
as a'loan from'the J.C. Cultural Center;'We still1 require funds-ito tion,* we 'are" in,- for ■'- a ’’ grandiose' ’ , In the final period, Urabe took panese- Baptist-.Church, is- therepay the Center arid-complete the study. Although .the contributi spectacle.
*
’
,•<.»
t the lead,for the first time when grandson of Manzo Nagano, who
ons have been acknowledged individually, we wish^ to', publicly’thank
Gary Kawaguchi finally mana -was the young"-Issei, who jumped
the foHowing:^-Japanese .- Canadian ? Cultural.^Center, ..jKotphuki ^Kai,, *'’/After''a scoreless first; period/
Tsujiuchi ged to beat Mike Fujiwara when ship in "1877 and into. Canadian
Kumamoto Kenjin Kai' Momiji Kai, Mqmiji Kai volunteers’ group defenseman ■ DannySt. Andrews. Anglican Church (Japanese Congregation), Toronto started the bail-rolling • in the'se he banged in a 'shot from. • about history as the first settler of Ja
Buddhist Church/ Toronto .J.C.C.A., Toronto J.C.CA. "Welfare Fund,. cond -by connecting for ’his fifth 5 - feet out, as he was failing on panese .ancestryr in5‘Canada.
- Saisei-Kai, Toronto Buddhist Church Fujin : Kai, Toronto ^Japan goal to give’. Jap an a temporary to his .knees.
"Efforts by two-local JACL-ers,
ese United Church, Toronto Nisei1 Women’s, Club and, .the'Toronto
lead.' Oh, the play, Danny • was ' Altype came back-to - keep Dr. Min Masuda and Tomio MoJapanese.Garden Club. We. also received generous individual dona-,
tibns from,,the* community at' large. Please send contributions/ to: left all alone in the front of the' their hopes- alive on a goal by riguchi2 were also acknowledged
However, it by Hiraibayasihi. /They helped pro
“The Elderly Gare " Study”, Japanese- Canadian Centennial- Society Yamada net when Stephen - Seki David .Kumamoto.
Toronto Branch, P, O. Bbx~12. Postal Statwn E, Toronto, M6H 4E1. slipped? the puck ’ onto his. stick/ was for naught as the game ra duce- the Canadiancentennial
-On request,-receipts.-will l>e sent, fob income tax purposes..; y- - * 7 <St"epheh Yasuda-shortly replied pidly came to an end.' As a ma photographic. exhibit held in Van
for Yamada. when/he<fini sh edoff ster of ; record, > it was Ur ab e; wh o couver, B.C.^
'
Ta- kept pressing and had the better
a'-pass 'involving Eiichard
Rev. Nagano is 'scheduled to
The New Canadian'
scoring: opporunities -as both Alan participate7, in: the Centennial op
gTichi;tnd George' Shimono.
479 QUEEN'' ST. WEST, TORONTO; . ONT. M5V 2A9
In. the ' 3rd period j Al ‘ Inamoto - Tanaka and Gary Kawaguchi we ening ceremonies, at Toronto' in
for which
gave the lead.to Yamada as' their re foiled oh excellent opportu ’May.'
•
Please find enclosed $. ’
"
persistent ' forechecking- ' finally nities.. '
a Renew my * subscription'.
The playoffs will see 'Urabe
. year/months
paid off./ Assisting on the ' play
a Enter * my n ew subscript! o n. f or .,;
was ■- Jim Abe and * Glen Katsu- up against a tough- Turf / team’?
$15.00,
per
year
$9.00 for 6 Months
iyama;--For a • while,7 it seemed - as while Yama da wi 11 b e m e e tin g
if this'2-1 lead was’going’ to hold Japan. Based on past performan.NAME (MR. MRS/ MISS) '
and ^assure. Yamada of -a playoff ce, Turf will' have^to be rated
the favourite to win the- play
'position':until>. ^
ADDRESS
ened" the score .with just _ mi offs" with Japan , a close second
nutes remaining in the game. — _ with; the: main factor being .go
PROV
CITY
SHOP
From that point on, Yamada alie B ob Whyte ■ of Turf .Urabe
kept pressing; but could, not put • led by’ the league*s 2 top scorers
POSTAL CODE
the puck past Rick Inamoto." Most (Gary Kawaguchi - and Alan Ta
Toronto
predominant’ during’ this, ’flatter naka) should be spotted as'the
stage - was a pair of solid, devas third favourite while Yamada be
A MUST FOR ALL KARATE STUDENTS. . .' , _ .
>,
Heme 46941293
" .
.
tating body checks administered ing fourth.
¥ Japanese Food
by Yamada^s Al " Inamoto. It had Z - Irrespective of the * above, , one
CLASSIFIED
Hirabayashi
PI NAN KATAGRANDMANUAL
By Ryusho ^kagami
“MASTER OF SHITORYU ITOSUKAI KARATE” ;
- Kata Director of the Federation? . Of A
Organization (FAJKO)
.
For the first time in history Karate Master Sakagami/
has issued a manual on the art.of the five main -katas.that all _
students MUST master before acquiring the coveted Black Belt in Shitoryu.
' 7 •
This unbelievably easy to follow manual .pictorially illu- _
strates how each Pinan .kata is performed. Details are given
on each block, kick, punch, strike, stance, and body shifting
technique. Each kata is correspohdingly illustrated with the
“Kakushi” or the hidden meaning in each^move.
“Details. are also given:-'on history, and - the full spectruiq .
Jin performing each kata such as breathing, kiai, body shif-_
ting, mental concentration, and attitude.
.Price ’is. $13:50. Limited Supply.
.
Apply: Canadian Shitoryu-Karate Headquarters, 76 Six
1 Point Road, Toronto, Ont. M8Z 2X2.
‘ been; a -while since anybody mo of the writers have chosen Turf
ved bodies. around in this league and Yamadaz to' meet" in the fi
nals. Yamada may be
able to
-in similar. fashion.
The playoff round
involving pull off the fin al s . if go ali e Dave'
these 2 teams' should be just as McLean* can come up., with a hot
physical- and tight-checking.T/It’ll hand. .However, alL things being
be interesting to see if Yamada constant, Turf should win " it all;
can. sustain their momentum to The other writer, being a - mem
ber of Urabe, could not provide
pull off a major upset.'
- ’ (Meanwhile, Urabe, led by Gary ah unbiased assessment. .
Kawaguchi showed that they we . The outstanding players
in
re in. no way going to throw . this each; of to day’s 'games' were - Al
Kawaguchi.
match .just because the
game Inamoto # and Gary
best
-washmeaningless to them in the Gary played perhaps his
-overall--: standings., By -- so - doing,. game ■ of the year to once again
their '3-3 tie with AItype resig -clinch the individual scoring ho
ned Altype to the sidelines for nours. Again, he man aged to beat
out hi s teammate Alan Tan aka by
the rest of the season. . ~
- Iri" their desperate
struggle :a-single .point on the team’s last
for the fourth' and final playoff goal -of the season.
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The? recent news "release ’from/the 'Elderly J<C^
’ Committee^that/sevently-fivc ^percent/.ofthe Japariose/Canadians’
i favourthe. 'initiation .off an elderly-* pare .program~ ~or/tihatfiifty
percent favour its construction; within'twenty fivri mi les o^ T
/?.: By Seko & Kawasaki
-. City -Centre should comet as/, ri o' * surprise: -But'more 'realistic iqu^ti/
ons might be: What are. the physical,-personal and emotional /needs "k TORONTO.. — Yamada’s' COof the- elderly.?-. What.-about .the requirements five, to ten, years hen^ meback' clrmaxedk the' end- of rece ? Will tjie attitudes^ of the Niseis ■ be . different from - now/ when
2^2
we become physically and perhaps7 mentally infiirined ?/How'about g’ular season/play- as" their /
the newly arrived immigrants'’—/the/Shin Isseis ? :- /The Sanseis ? tie 5 against japahr Cam era, when
How mudh would we" be willing to’-pay for/such/ facilities and how combine d with' Altype’s ,3 -3tie
much will'.the government * chip' in ?. We' h’ave .certain feelings and with? Urabe ' assured them ' of' the
opinions but .these- are relevant "questions-that" should be answered fourth. arid final playoff position.
objectively before’any senior citizens project. can be started;-j;/V-'
Actually, 7 Yamada: and . ’ Al type
.
A brief summary-of .this- committee’s; activities, since its" forma
tion last* May’is made here;. We retained' Dr?Tomoko/Makabe,-’-a were~both - tied , but .- Yamada’s
sociologist,-.;to ^direct a study .1 elated.>tp:.the ;elderly care, programme ^superiority , over., Altype. - during
- which*-i s < required-;for/Goyeimment's grants :^W'e-' ^
-their diret^? confr ontations proved
=senior। citizen s/sgimip t^produte^^ an >Ontari o/J/G/? directory;?;This $will" to' Joe ,the .deciding factorjin th ear
be available-soon for’ distribution. The’directory-information’was
getting; the - selection.
used to send out over 6,000 bilingual questions to gather'demogra
berth/ Altype ■j'umped 't^'an; early
lead'oh a goal By the* ever-dan-.
gerous -Roger/Inamoto oh a-'set-'
op by - Roy' Kobayashi -'and Glen
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A ;/_. andACanadafEederation
~ ~ • Second Class’mail No.' 00366
<7 T.UMEZUKIPUBMSHER
.?:<^fs'UMUki< \
'
EnglishSectibh Editor
*; Japanese Section Editor
Sora.
„
'
- ‘
: ' 479 Queen Street West,
' .’---Urabe’ then came back on Rick
< TorontoJOnt; ~M5V ‘ 2A9
Matsumoto’s ’first .game of . the
’“PHONE7366-5005 \
season. as he was assisted*: oh
the play by the two . Tanaka’s
(Alan' and Sam.)
'
.
’
* However,-Glen Sora-'shot Alty,Help5^Wai»ted
pe . back .into the lead -’ with ' a
strong individual effort' J*’when,
GIRL "wanted-for "general clerihe picked, up his, own rebound
c al du tie s.Bank.-ofTokyoRepre s and lifted the' -puck ■ over the out
entative ’Office;; -Phone - 368-1786
stretched
arms
of
Rick.
•
show, .that
phic and other pertinent data. The information- was -computer ana /.Yamada came "to
(Toronto); - *
lyzed, compiled- and interpreted - by Dr." Makabe.*/ 'By - press time,' their- recent clim^
! The * second period’s' only goal
cur-first report will have -been presented to-the Ontario: Govern ladder would not be for naught .came on -Norm Ichiyen’s
first
ment" for? their ass^sment. We are also making;. exterisave\inquiries.
as they ' continued:»with their in goal of the season:- This total of
in the Metro area for a.possible site for' elderly care facilities,
which " include feasibility-, studies of building// maintainance.. .and spired play->and came away with 1 goal in this period seems sur
operating - costs, and - how .we might -.expect -to - raise, this money. 2.-2 ' tie against: the front-running prisingly low' when one consi
We are-also attempting to .coordinate our activity' wath the: Ni Cameramen.'. -If ' this -’ game’ * was ders the enormous number of .sco
Of . the . Canadian
centennial
pponi a Home-Board of - Directors •'With regard to future plannings any- .indication * of* what, we /can uring -opportunities. This is a tri the special "connection -. between
of elderly’ care programs./This’ study is now- one : of Toronto. L
expect fo ;see ..when, these 2, te bute to Mike Fujiwara and Rick; Seattle and Canadian- Japanese
"Centennial Society’s" projects.'
/ -"
/ ' " /
/."'//."‘ /-'
Paul
The committee has functioned:with the* help of .over one hund ams again meet in the .first ro- Matsumoto for their' superb goal- was mentioned. The .Rev.
tending.- *
■ .Nagano, pastor of the Seattle Ja
red folunteers and financial assistance from many;/groups, - as.- well ?und 2j'game<t^
as a'loan from'the J.C. Cultural Center;'We still1 require funds-ito tion,* we 'are" in,- for ■'- a ’’ grandiose' ’ , In the final period, Urabe took panese- Baptist-.Church, is- therepay the Center arid-complete the study. Although .the contributi spectacle.
*
’
,•<.»
t the lead,for the first time when grandson of Manzo Nagano, who
ons have been acknowledged individually, we wish^ to', publicly’thank
Gary Kawaguchi finally mana -was the young"-Issei, who jumped
the foHowing:^-Japanese .- Canadian ? Cultural.^Center, ..jKotphuki ^Kai,, *'’/After''a scoreless first; period/
Tsujiuchi ged to beat Mike Fujiwara when ship in "1877 and into. Canadian
Kumamoto Kenjin Kai' Momiji Kai, Mqmiji Kai volunteers’ group defenseman ■ DannySt. Andrews. Anglican Church (Japanese Congregation), Toronto started the bail-rolling • in the'se he banged in a 'shot from. • about history as the first settler of Ja
Buddhist Church/ Toronto .J.C.C.A., Toronto J.C.CA. "Welfare Fund,. cond -by connecting for ’his fifth 5 - feet out, as he was failing on panese .ancestryr in5‘Canada.
- Saisei-Kai, Toronto Buddhist Church Fujin : Kai, Toronto ^Japan goal to give’. Jap an a temporary to his .knees.
"Efforts by two-local JACL-ers,
ese United Church, Toronto Nisei1 Women’s, Club and, .the'Toronto
lead.' Oh, the play, Danny • was ' Altype came back-to - keep Dr. Min Masuda and Tomio MoJapanese.Garden Club. We. also received generous individual dona-,
tibns from,,the* community at' large. Please send contributions/ to: left all alone in the front of the' their hopes- alive on a goal by riguchi2 were also acknowledged
However, it by Hiraibayasihi. /They helped pro
“The Elderly Gare " Study”, Japanese- Canadian Centennial- Society Yamada net when Stephen - Seki David .Kumamoto.
Toronto Branch, P, O. Bbx~12. Postal Statwn E, Toronto, M6H 4E1. slipped? the puck ’ onto his. stick/ was for naught as the game ra duce- the Canadiancentennial
-On request,-receipts.-will l>e sent, fob income tax purposes..; y- - * 7 <St"epheh Yasuda-shortly replied pidly came to an end.' As a ma photographic. exhibit held in Van
for Yamada. when/he<fini sh edoff ster of ; record, > it was Ur ab e; wh o couver, B.C.^
'
Ta- kept pressing and had the better
a'-pass 'involving Eiichard
Rev. Nagano is 'scheduled to
The New Canadian'
scoring: opporunities -as both Alan participate7, in: the Centennial op
gTichi;tnd George' Shimono.
479 QUEEN'' ST. WEST, TORONTO; . ONT. M5V 2A9
In. the ' 3rd period j Al ‘ Inamoto - Tanaka and Gary Kawaguchi we ening ceremonies, at Toronto' in
for which
gave the lead.to Yamada as' their re foiled oh excellent opportu ’May.'
•
Please find enclosed $. ’
"
persistent ' forechecking- ' finally nities.. '
a Renew my * subscription'.
The playoffs will see 'Urabe
. year/months
paid off./ Assisting on the ' play
a Enter * my n ew subscript! o n. f or .,;
was ■- Jim Abe and * Glen Katsu- up against a tough- Turf / team’?
$15.00,
per
year
$9.00 for 6 Months
iyama;--For a • while,7 it seemed - as while Yama da wi 11 b e m e e tin g
if this'2-1 lead was’going’ to hold Japan. Based on past performan.NAME (MR. MRS/ MISS) '
and ^assure. Yamada of -a playoff ce, Turf will' have^to be rated
the favourite to win the- play
'position':until>. ^
ADDRESS
ened" the score .with just _ mi offs" with Japan , a close second
nutes remaining in the game. — _ with; the: main factor being .go
PROV
CITY
SHOP
From that point on, Yamada alie B ob Whyte ■ of Turf .Urabe
kept pressing; but could, not put • led by’ the league*s 2 top scorers
POSTAL CODE
the puck past Rick Inamoto." Most (Gary Kawaguchi - and Alan Ta
Toronto
predominant’ during’ this, ’flatter naka) should be spotted as'the
stage - was a pair of solid, devas third favourite while Yamada be
A MUST FOR ALL KARATE STUDENTS. . .' , _ .
>,
Heme 46941293
" .
.
tating body checks administered ing fourth.
¥ Japanese Food
by Yamada^s Al " Inamoto. It had Z - Irrespective of the * above, , one
CLASSIFIED
Hirabayashi
PI NAN KATAGRANDMANUAL
By Ryusho ^kagami
“MASTER OF SHITORYU ITOSUKAI KARATE” ;
- Kata Director of the Federation? . Of A
Organization (FAJKO)
.
For the first time in history Karate Master Sakagami/
has issued a manual on the art.of the five main -katas.that all _
students MUST master before acquiring the coveted Black Belt in Shitoryu.
' 7 •
This unbelievably easy to follow manual .pictorially illu- _
strates how each Pinan .kata is performed. Details are given
on each block, kick, punch, strike, stance, and body shifting
technique. Each kata is correspohdingly illustrated with the
“Kakushi” or the hidden meaning in each^move.
“Details. are also given:-'on history, and - the full spectruiq .
Jin performing each kata such as breathing, kiai, body shif-_
ting, mental concentration, and attitude.
.Price ’is. $13:50. Limited Supply.
.
Apply: Canadian Shitoryu-Karate Headquarters, 76 Six
1 Point Road, Toronto, Ont. M8Z 2X2.
‘ been; a -while since anybody mo of the writers have chosen Turf
ved bodies. around in this league and Yamadaz to' meet" in the fi
nals. Yamada may be
able to
-in similar. fashion.
The playoff round
involving pull off the fin al s . if go ali e Dave'
these 2 teams' should be just as McLean* can come up., with a hot
physical- and tight-checking.T/It’ll hand. .However, alL things being
be interesting to see if Yamada constant, Turf should win " it all;
can. sustain their momentum to The other writer, being a - mem
ber of Urabe, could not provide
pull off a major upset.'
- ’ (Meanwhile, Urabe, led by Gary ah unbiased assessment. .
Kawaguchi showed that they we . The outstanding players
in
re in. no way going to throw . this each; of to day’s 'games' were - Al
Kawaguchi.
match .just because the
game Inamoto # and Gary
best
-washmeaningless to them in the Gary played perhaps his
-overall--: standings., By -- so - doing,. game ■ of the year to once again
their '3-3 tie with AItype resig -clinch the individual scoring ho
ned Altype to the sidelines for nours. Again, he man aged to beat
out hi s teammate Alan Tan aka by
the rest of the season. . ~
- Iri" their desperate
struggle :a-single .point on the team’s last
for the fourth' and final playoff goal -of the season.
TOM'S
TELEVISION
AND
* . (ORIOLK PEAZA)
■ SCARBOROUGH; J ONT.
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fun and dancing;
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-TORONTO. — The Japanese Canadian Centennial Youth Con
ference Committee'will .be sponsoring a filnr'night, Sunday, March
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Cultural Centre, -123 Wynford ,Dr.
In a. rare Toronto showing',-“Go For Broke”, the dramatic story, of. the all-Nisei 442nd-Regimental Combat team that ~ served. in
WiW2ywiir.be the feature 'presentation. The 442 Regimental Combat
team* was'referred to; at-the time as “probably, the most 'decorated I
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in (Canada-will get together in Toronto.
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? ' - The. B.CjG. Ministers’ Meeting will be held on (March 25th &
.! 25th- at- the, Toronto .Buddhist Church.
I -■ ^ -The -B.C.C; - Japanese , Canadian - Centennial Special /Memorial
.Service-will ibe shield: at the Toronto-Buddhist Church. at 10:30 a.m.
on1 'Sunday, M^^^
ministers and representatives from
all .over Canada.^‘General public is cordially invited to this Cente
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of the Association "for - Asian Studies will .hold an open meeting
during the Association’s annual convention at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel-in New "York , on March 25, 1977. The AssociatiorTfor Asian
Studies us the 'world’s largest organization .of Asian specialists, anddtiis estimated that approximately 1,500 members of this Association:
ere those of Asian descent. The open meeting will deal with the
following .three basic objectives of the Committee:
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come the particular, problems and thus improve their professional
effectiveness.
The Committee is currently chaired by Professor Akira Kubota,
f Political. Science. Department, University of Windsor, Windsor, On
tario, N&B 3P4' Canada.
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on1 'Sunday, M^^^
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of the Association "for - Asian Studies will .hold an open meeting
during the Association’s annual convention at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel-in New "York , on March 25, 1977. The AssociatiorTfor Asian
Studies us the 'world’s largest organization .of Asian specialists, anddtiis estimated that approximately 1,500 members of this Association:
ere those of Asian descent. The open meeting will deal with the
following .three basic objectives of the Committee:
' * - (1) ' to''create a” greater" awareness, of the. unique position of
j
scholars of> Asian' descent within the profession; (2) to serve as
r
a ^forum to induce and promote, greater participation of scholars
i
of Asian descent in the governance of the Association for Asian
-Studies; and; (3.) to; study and identify problems unique to scholars
of Asian descent and' to assist finding ways and means to over
come the particular, problems and thus improve their professional
effectiveness.
The Committee is currently chaired by Professor Akira Kubota,
f Political. Science. Department, University of Windsor, Windsor, On
tario, N&B 3P4' Canada.
—— — Akira- Kubota
MiTS TANOUYE
NATIONAL LIFE <
OF CANADA
522 UNIVERSITY AVE.,
SUITE 700, TORONTO
TEL.362-1450
NISHIMURA
PICTURE FRAMES
TOUR FEATURES:
"
American Airline ;DC10 JUMBO JET to. Los Angeles, Tours ?
to Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm,
Lion Country Safari,
Queen Mary in. Long Beach, Movieland Wax Museum, ^UniversalStudioCity, and; also the famous Granman’s
Chinese
.Theatre, Beverly,. Hill Star’s Homes, .etc.
BOOTH or ‘ WOODLAWN -
TOKIO NISHIMURA
PHONE 923-6877
Round trip ticket - from . Toronto to Los Angeles
?,
~
FARE-INCLUDES:
> Hotel Accommodation at 1st class hotels^ Transportation from
airport and hotels? Admission and sightseeing for all tour.fe- .
atufes.
. /
- '
We. also have many attractive - holiday trips to San Francis,
co, Hawaii, Miami. Mexico, etc. . in addition -to our speciality.
JAPAN. " ‘
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137 Yonge Street, Arcade Building, "Suite 53, Toronto, - Ont;
Telephone 363-6366 Telex: 0622677 Cabel Tokybtdurs
Income' Tex' Reduction
Custom Picture
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CALIFORNIA 1-WEEK HOLIDAY
FROM $446 -
TOKYO TOURS SERVICE
COUNTER
INFLATION
BY PLANNED
MONEY
MANAGEMENT
$1,000 WEEKLY DRAW
OF TORONTO
Japan's
Specialty
Shop
SCARBOROUGH, ONT.
NO. 771
* FORMAL RENTALS
Custom Made Suita
SUPPORT THE CENTRE
WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP
Authentic Oriental GiftsKimonos & Accessories
Noritake7 China
JAPANESE CANADIAN
CULTURAL CENTRE
437 Danforth Ave.
phone
489x8 611
MARCH 9th WINNER
^Y. NAKATA,
Toronto
Tel. 463-8104
123 WYNFORD DRIVE
DON MILLS. ONT.
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