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1
Outstanding American Nisei S. Kido Passes
rThe recent "dearth of ' Nisei ; Sa5?W
Nisei generation is growing'' olkcler^ Within twenty;
years at
neratipn, the Sansei; In'deibted^to a 7 word ■ of hope tb‘ the ; immi
: the .hard work and acc omplish- grant families,' a -generation ' cq.ming of', age and struggling for
ments of the Nisei. ~
: When the word “Nisei’’ is mur accep tance into -s an American. so-£ _
/
mured a - variety of images Land •'ciety.
thoughts appear. “Nisei” - stirs up - The Ni sei is Saburo Kido, Da a
'memories of the “442”,_ and “Go. Inouye, Spark Matsunaga, - Bill
for Broke”; Nisei are concentra Hosokawa, - and a. hundred thous
tivefand successful life.
'Just' .as the,-Nisei' are heavily tion, camps and farmlands and and other faces and name's and.
t^e first generation of truly A- ■hopes. Some of- the. Nisei are , no
mericanized Japanese. Nisei was
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iBBBi^cA^
Japanese Cariadian Dcincers At Prince
Prince Hotel Announces Japanese
Summer Festival Starting May 28 ' Vol- 41
The Prince' HoTORONTO.
tel- announces its7 second Japaner
- se Summer Festival,
starting
- May 28th and running -. until. Lar
bor Day.
• .
.
' riAnd what a show, it is for visi/ tors' to Toronto, for people' who
stay at the hotel, and flor any perr
son who wants -to - drop by. apd
enjoy the festivities..
A significant ‘ feature -.of the
■ Festival- is the hotel’s participa
tion in the celebration of the Japanese-Cahadian Centennial, mar
king 100 years since the arrival
in Canada -of its first.-.Japanese
historic Tea.Ceremony•; the beau-
^ >
TUESD A Y, MA Y 3, 1977 /
TORONTO, ONTARIO
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^ ^“’Ta’ i Gracious Centennial Queen, Mona
Bru'sh Painting; Kite Flying; O- < '^^^^^v^-^^^^v^^^^^^^^^^.^^.^^^
rigami, that-special way of ma
king: "'things with paper and. no t
using scissors in the
making
plus a Children’s Theatre (free)
showing selected ; Japanese
and
North American films. ’ ?
r As if .these are not
enough,
for
clubs Kadonag’a was responsible
TORONTO. — “Action .’ and petitors from associatedconsider these- attractions.'... Ha
Black
from as far as British Colum- the elimination 7 of one
waiian Hula and Fire Dancers; Beauty’’, were the themes at the
bia, the United States, Malaysia, Belt judge from the ring who.
Phillipine Bambo dancers - (the “9ihour” Japanese Canadian Cen
instead of paying attention to '
and Japan. — - •
- .
famous and colorful dance' where tennial Shitoryu Karate cham: “Beauty” was provided by the the battle he was refereeing, sat
the participants must be-fast and - pionship & -sponsored, -by- -the Jareigning Miss Japanese Canadian with open-mouth watching Mona.
nimble to avoid the clacking bam panese Canadian Culltural -Centro
Centennial, pretty Mona Kado- He was given a verbal thrashing
boo poles )7 and authentic Korean on April 24th, jn honor of our
‘ resident.- : .
naga, who -presented .the winn but claimed it was. worth >it.
100th Anniversary.
The festival itself will feature folk dances.'
The President of
Shitoryu
-“Action” was provided by. a' ing trqphits and graciously pre
Flaris include, also, demonstra
‘ a full and varied program of ac
record number of over 200^ Shito- sided as “Queen of the Tourna Itosu-Kai Karate Association of
tivities' for which 'there is no tions of the Japanese . Shodo
Canada, Mr. Jack Torlage (Pre- •
ryu karate men and women com- ment.” A : stunning beauty, Miss
‘7 charge. It includes Odori
(folk (painting)- mo'chitsukf- (the trasi dent of Progress Ford), 3rd,
dances); demonstrations of Ken ditionaUriee cake making); Ra-'
dan Black Belt, presented a pla- _
do'; and Karate, the self defense kuyaki ( decorain g and baking in
que for Mr. Sam Hagino, Exe
arts; the serene and beautifully to the pottery ■ the colours appli
cutive Director of ^he. Japanese
ed); Bonsai plants; ^music
- of
Canadian Cultural Centre
for
the Koto, that lovely and . delica
his efforts in promoting Shiitoryu.
te - guitar-ilke' instrument . and
It was accepted by Mr. Sid Ike- ,
the vigorous exhibiions of .Kickda, a hard-working- popular Db
.SEATTLE. — Over 90
per genee . and rights of others that
“N-Go, which .is much like a Nor th
rector of the J.C. Centre.
cent of wartime evacuaees; who it Should be unacceptable to any
American-scooter.
'
All winners of “the first round
one who truly believes in the AAnd is if all that were- not were asked how any- government
and all women competitors’were
LOS ANGELES. — Citing his enough, the hotel features a co reparation, payments ^should be mericari traditions-of human .dig
Centennial .
gold
if Congress, should vote nity and individual rights,” the ■given
election last fall and
that of lorful display- of Japanese_lan- made;
pins, kindly donated by : Mr. John
individual Seattle 7committee said.
and tems throughout the / property, such .funds, ^prefer
Senator Daniel-' -Inouye
•
•In answer to an opinion that a Kawaguchi.
U.S. and is extending the
Spark Matsunaga ^to the
existant payments. This preference was
O u tstandin g demonstrations .in
direct
Senate; Seri.-- S.I. Hayakawa/ as tennis cour ts with a new indo or indicated in surveys held during reparation " bill inyolving
wouk cluded the official Karate odori,
the ’ past two . years, according payments - to- individuals
serted anti -Japanese -discrimina outdoor court-be either impossible or hopeles- “Karatedoh” performed by two
A -major part of the Festival, to a Seattle JACL’s Evacuation
tion in this country is; on the. wasly difficult to get through Con cuties from the Shitoryu Itosu-‘
summer redress committee. ’
he. The -remarks came during ■ a is the hotel’s special
this kai J.C. Centre Club. Miss Ka-'
A report made to Mike Honda gress, the- committee said
’dinner Mar 26 at the Beverly weekend package which includes
thy Fujimoto and Miss
Karen
the assumption was incorrect.'
Hilton where nearly 1,400 were a chance at a Labor Day draw of San Jose, chairman of
Inquiries made by us and by Mori? Both of these young la
with a first prize of a trip for JACL’s national- reparation co
Wayne Horiuchi of JACL’s Wa dies have been chosen as part'
• Hayaka'wa said his key legisla-^ two to Japan via Japan Air..Li mmittee, - and to all league natio shington office reveal nothing to of the odori group of the J.C.
.. tive efforts during the first three nes and accomodations Ut Frince., nal officers and district gover
?
indicate that individual payments Centennial.
months in office-focused on.at- Hotels in Japan; and. a second nors in. preparation for a discu
The girls were later joined by would be any more difficult than
tempts to. relax the ban pf tuna prize of a trip fpr two to/ Ha ssion on this question at a- recent
block payments to groups- to get- lady Black- Belt Nada Bendoff of.
JACL national board meeting.
fishing associated with porpois waii. ■
■
The Seattle committee catego- through Congress” the 'report the J.C.C. Centre club in a brilli-"
The package is for two people
es and to have the ban on^sacchaant performance. of a “Bo0 —,
rih postponed for three years.
in the .same room for two conse rically refuted all the main argu- said.
The history of block . grants stick ----- kata called Shiramatsu
J' • He also favored President Car-' cutive nights (children under 14 ments -advanced, by some" Japane.
and ’ from the U.S. government to In- No Kon.
ter’s declarations on
behalf of share parent’s room .free, max se American organization^
-The
ever-popular
Sam Moleddian tribes for past wrongs indi
human rights in foreign countri imum of 4 to a room).
Three groups which. favored payments
cate a high probability that such zki, 3rd-dan, of the J.C.C. Cen-^
es and discounted opposition by- types of packages'offered ihclu- by other means and not-tp indivi
gave a dazzling display of
method of payment . would lead ^tre
the Soviets. He -indicated- electo- de-Delux at $78; Superior^at $71 duals.
- '
“To say that ‘payments’ to in to endless* lawsuits over how the weapons and self-defence, with
7 ral.college should be ' abolished
and Standard $63 (Provincial sa
money should be ^spent. Instead partners Dave Oikawa, Ist-dan,
*
and political contributions be li— les tax and gratuities
extra). dividuals will be ‘wasted’ by the
of evacuees, lawyers would beco and. Eric Pick, Ist-dan.
Bocal travel agents or the Ho recipients and the funds should
mited., ;
me the main beneficiaries - of
- He attributed his
November tel itself 'can provide complete be used fox ‘better purposes’ ref
(Cent. ow P. 2)
lects such disdain for the intell i- any court involvement.
details.
f
Cent, on P. 2
, Beauty Presides Over Centre’s 9-hour
Centennial Shitoryu Karate Tourney
Reparation Payment For
American Evacuees Studied
On Wane/ Says
S.I. Hayakawa
1
Outstanding American Nisei S. Kido Passes
rThe recent "dearth of ' Nisei ; Sa5?W
Nisei generation is growing'' olkcler^ Within twenty;
years at
neratipn, the Sansei; In'deibted^to a 7 word ■ of hope tb‘ the ; immi
: the .hard work and acc omplish- grant families,' a -generation ' cq.ming of', age and struggling for
ments of the Nisei. ~
: When the word “Nisei’’ is mur accep tance into -s an American. so-£ _
/
mured a - variety of images Land •'ciety.
thoughts appear. “Nisei” - stirs up - The Ni sei is Saburo Kido, Da a
'memories of the “442”,_ and “Go. Inouye, Spark Matsunaga, - Bill
for Broke”; Nisei are concentra Hosokawa, - and a. hundred thous
tivefand successful life.
'Just' .as the,-Nisei' are heavily tion, camps and farmlands and and other faces and name's and.
t^e first generation of truly A- ■hopes. Some of- the. Nisei are , no
mericanized Japanese. Nisei was
IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIliHlllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill^
iBBBi^cA^
Japanese Cariadian Dcincers At Prince
Prince Hotel Announces Japanese
Summer Festival Starting May 28 ' Vol- 41
The Prince' HoTORONTO.
tel- announces its7 second Japaner
- se Summer Festival,
starting
- May 28th and running -. until. Lar
bor Day.
• .
.
' riAnd what a show, it is for visi/ tors' to Toronto, for people' who
stay at the hotel, and flor any perr
son who wants -to - drop by. apd
enjoy the festivities..
A significant ‘ feature -.of the
■ Festival- is the hotel’s participa
tion in the celebration of the Japanese-Cahadian Centennial, mar
king 100 years since the arrival
in Canada -of its first.-.Japanese
historic Tea.Ceremony•; the beau-
^ >
TUESD A Y, MA Y 3, 1977 /
TORONTO, ONTARIO
iiiiiiiiiHiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiiiiH^HiiiiiiriihniiiiHiniiiHiiiiHiHiiiiH^
^ ^“’Ta’ i Gracious Centennial Queen, Mona
Bru'sh Painting; Kite Flying; O- < '^^^^^v^-^^^^v^^^^^^^^^^.^^.^^^
rigami, that-special way of ma
king: "'things with paper and. no t
using scissors in the
making
plus a Children’s Theatre (free)
showing selected ; Japanese
and
North American films. ’ ?
r As if .these are not
enough,
for
clubs Kadonag’a was responsible
TORONTO. — “Action .’ and petitors from associatedconsider these- attractions.'... Ha
Black
from as far as British Colum- the elimination 7 of one
waiian Hula and Fire Dancers; Beauty’’, were the themes at the
bia, the United States, Malaysia, Belt judge from the ring who.
Phillipine Bambo dancers - (the “9ihour” Japanese Canadian Cen
instead of paying attention to '
and Japan. — - •
- .
famous and colorful dance' where tennial Shitoryu Karate cham: “Beauty” was provided by the the battle he was refereeing, sat
the participants must be-fast and - pionship & -sponsored, -by- -the Jareigning Miss Japanese Canadian with open-mouth watching Mona.
nimble to avoid the clacking bam panese Canadian Culltural -Centro
Centennial, pretty Mona Kado- He was given a verbal thrashing
boo poles )7 and authentic Korean on April 24th, jn honor of our
‘ resident.- : .
naga, who -presented .the winn but claimed it was. worth >it.
100th Anniversary.
The festival itself will feature folk dances.'
The President of
Shitoryu
-“Action” was provided by. a' ing trqphits and graciously pre
Flaris include, also, demonstra
‘ a full and varied program of ac
record number of over 200^ Shito- sided as “Queen of the Tourna Itosu-Kai Karate Association of
tivities' for which 'there is no tions of the Japanese . Shodo
Canada, Mr. Jack Torlage (Pre- •
ryu karate men and women com- ment.” A : stunning beauty, Miss
‘7 charge. It includes Odori
(folk (painting)- mo'chitsukf- (the trasi dent of Progress Ford), 3rd,
dances); demonstrations of Ken ditionaUriee cake making); Ra-'
dan Black Belt, presented a pla- _
do'; and Karate, the self defense kuyaki ( decorain g and baking in
que for Mr. Sam Hagino, Exe
arts; the serene and beautifully to the pottery ■ the colours appli
cutive Director of ^he. Japanese
ed); Bonsai plants; ^music
- of
Canadian Cultural Centre
for
the Koto, that lovely and . delica
his efforts in promoting Shiitoryu.
te - guitar-ilke' instrument . and
It was accepted by Mr. Sid Ike- ,
the vigorous exhibiions of .Kickda, a hard-working- popular Db
.SEATTLE. — Over 90
per genee . and rights of others that
“N-Go, which .is much like a Nor th
rector of the J.C. Centre.
cent of wartime evacuaees; who it Should be unacceptable to any
American-scooter.
'
All winners of “the first round
one who truly believes in the AAnd is if all that were- not were asked how any- government
and all women competitors’were
LOS ANGELES. — Citing his enough, the hotel features a co reparation, payments ^should be mericari traditions-of human .dig
Centennial .
gold
if Congress, should vote nity and individual rights,” the ■given
election last fall and
that of lorful display- of Japanese_lan- made;
pins, kindly donated by : Mr. John
individual Seattle 7committee said.
and tems throughout the / property, such .funds, ^prefer
Senator Daniel-' -Inouye
•
•In answer to an opinion that a Kawaguchi.
U.S. and is extending the
Spark Matsunaga ^to the
existant payments. This preference was
O u tstandin g demonstrations .in
direct
Senate; Seri.-- S.I. Hayakawa/ as tennis cour ts with a new indo or indicated in surveys held during reparation " bill inyolving
wouk cluded the official Karate odori,
the ’ past two . years, according payments - to- individuals
serted anti -Japanese -discrimina outdoor court-be either impossible or hopeles- “Karatedoh” performed by two
A -major part of the Festival, to a Seattle JACL’s Evacuation
tion in this country is; on the. wasly difficult to get through Con cuties from the Shitoryu Itosu-‘
summer redress committee. ’
he. The -remarks came during ■ a is the hotel’s special
this kai J.C. Centre Club. Miss Ka-'
A report made to Mike Honda gress, the- committee said
’dinner Mar 26 at the Beverly weekend package which includes
thy Fujimoto and Miss
Karen
the assumption was incorrect.'
Hilton where nearly 1,400 were a chance at a Labor Day draw of San Jose, chairman of
Inquiries made by us and by Mori? Both of these young la
with a first prize of a trip for JACL’s national- reparation co
Wayne Horiuchi of JACL’s Wa dies have been chosen as part'
• Hayaka'wa said his key legisla-^ two to Japan via Japan Air..Li mmittee, - and to all league natio shington office reveal nothing to of the odori group of the J.C.
.. tive efforts during the first three nes and accomodations Ut Frince., nal officers and district gover
?
indicate that individual payments Centennial.
months in office-focused on.at- Hotels in Japan; and. a second nors in. preparation for a discu
The girls were later joined by would be any more difficult than
tempts to. relax the ban pf tuna prize of a trip fpr two to/ Ha ssion on this question at a- recent
block payments to groups- to get- lady Black- Belt Nada Bendoff of.
JACL national board meeting.
fishing associated with porpois waii. ■
■
The Seattle committee catego- through Congress” the 'report the J.C.C. Centre club in a brilli-"
The package is for two people
es and to have the ban on^sacchaant performance. of a “Bo0 —,
rih postponed for three years.
in the .same room for two conse rically refuted all the main argu- said.
The history of block . grants stick ----- kata called Shiramatsu
J' • He also favored President Car-' cutive nights (children under 14 ments -advanced, by some" Japane.
and ’ from the U.S. government to In- No Kon.
ter’s declarations on
behalf of share parent’s room .free, max se American organization^
-The
ever-popular
Sam Moleddian tribes for past wrongs indi
human rights in foreign countri imum of 4 to a room).
Three groups which. favored payments
cate a high probability that such zki, 3rd-dan, of the J.C.C. Cen-^
es and discounted opposition by- types of packages'offered ihclu- by other means and not-tp indivi
gave a dazzling display of
method of payment . would lead ^tre
the Soviets. He -indicated- electo- de-Delux at $78; Superior^at $71 duals.
- '
“To say that ‘payments’ to in to endless* lawsuits over how the weapons and self-defence, with
7 ral.college should be ' abolished
and Standard $63 (Provincial sa
money should be ^spent. Instead partners Dave Oikawa, Ist-dan,
*
and political contributions be li— les tax and gratuities
extra). dividuals will be ‘wasted’ by the
of evacuees, lawyers would beco and. Eric Pick, Ist-dan.
Bocal travel agents or the Ho recipients and the funds should
mited., ;
me the main beneficiaries - of
- He attributed his
November tel itself 'can provide complete be used fox ‘better purposes’ ref
(Cent. ow P. 2)
lects such disdain for the intell i- any court involvement.
details.
f
Cent, on P. 2
, Beauty Presides Over Centre’s 9-hour
Centennial Shitoryu Karate Tourney
Reparation Payment For
American Evacuees Studied
On Wane/ Says
S.I. Hayakawa
Page 2
D ll’
Tuesday,JMay. 3.A9 / 7
Karate
7
The New Canadian
^^®4’fr»m ^Page;One)
\Est‘abUshed qin \1939
' v
' The '.tournament was presided 3. Vera iBenniesy Shitoryu J t»^u
Second Class mail No; 00366- *'
by_ Mr.' Jack Torlage, & -Mr. Kei vkaiRombji - „ y ., , _ ” --z
Published on “every^ Tuesday s'
Tsumura.'
.** * LADIES INTERMEDIATE -Kata
Chief Referee for the. tourha- -1. -Audrey Semehyshen,.. Shitoryu
^r UMEZUKI PUBLISHE
_ 1
"
Mem representatives are'1: coordinating’
.SAN FRANCISCO
merit -was’’'Mr.' Terry Nishikawa/ Ttosukai Hombu ‘ /t/^’TSTjmuraj^’S/.i ‘
4th7dan, Assistant Chief' Instruc 2. Kathy Fujimoto^ JCCC Shitor- bers- of' the'/CoriimitteeNfori; Int- 'this effort very clo/ely to prepa
7"
/English
. Section'vEditdr . - A
tor- of . SMtoyu' Itosukai -Karate
'emment .Credit (.CIC),.aTe-. \vbrk- re/ for: Congressional action- and
7' KENMORI 7 > J
\‘
Cynthia Christie, - JCCC '/"Shi- ing to get aTegisldtS6ri/7fm
obpain^asjm'aiiyf; .co-sponsors., as
of ’Canada'. His chief... assistants
/- Japanese' Section"Editor1 /-■ <possible ifor the; bill/ through '-the
- were Mr. Sam Moledzki.,’Srdstian,'
duced :to theqS
?fof
"■479 Queen'Street West,
’fielpt^bf^. the: eastern/ CIG 'Group
.
Mr. "Guy Timpefely,; 2nd-dan, In- JUNIOR ZK ATA
Comp ^satrorikahd Uriiploy
Toront6} Ont. M5V 2A9 / Sound fi efitsj of the .Post Office ..and Ci/ -and; those, on CIC ■ mailirig'-lists.-sruetof• of. Seneca. .College'Shiitor- 1. Andrew - Tuck, Pan
?E
PHONE 36615005 /
.
S hitofyu Ito sukai D oj o
Rav.ee
yu - Ttosukai,- M
vil Service- Committee within’.the 7 ,The^ .passage' -of .."this-'bill /will •
11
dan. President of-’the " Malaysian; 2. David- Gold, Parry Sound Shi; U.S.' -house of 7'-Representatives correct-'-the ’ injustice /tof/.provide,
.^
, -■-;■ during’. this^ session? of /Congress. 7 equity-and -/fairness", by allowing
Shitoryu-Karate/ Assdoiaticn. Spe_. ;toryu Ttosukai Dojo--' cial guests included • Shiiboeyu stu 3.' Albert - Morin, "Shitoryu Itbsur . .The -legislation 'is"-to’y amend’ th^credit^fqnThe 'Federal / Civil'
dents -from; Rutgeis University; k'ai' Hombu' . .
/ .
" / • ■ >’
- ^certain /s'ectiohsj'of /Civil -Service "'-Service^Empl6yees,'.whb/are un-‘
Help^anted
JUNIOR.-BOPS
SPARRING
^
'Retirement A/t'o-f'-TITDE ^?Uni- - der . the -Givil ,Service-Retirement
in New. Jersey, -at.
/./z '
-GARDENER’S. helpers. ?warited.
The following’-cbmpetitiors we,- 1.- Albert-’ Morin; Shitoryu.'Jto'su- ted.:-Stares/C'Odegto'"allQw’credit-' Act,- ' -7.
7 .- '
_ - -to Japanese ,Americans .for 'the-1 y/The -.CIC ,commended
George Physically, fit. to/work outdoors
re awarded J.C. Centennial trop- kai Hombu :
St./Douis JA- during/,summer . months./ - Good
’2.;. Tom Morin Shitoryu "Ttosukai .time- spent,during ;World- -War Tly Sakaguchi /^
in the ’internment ._Camps. .T-his - CL .for/his t rec ent - ai tide in the pay,' p*hone-266-7918 <afterc 6 j);m.
’
--Most . OutstandingKarateka ’Hombu'
| Pacific/ Citizen-, when/he mehti- (Toronto.). . ./'• ..
* A* -.
— Mr. Dave Oikawa, lst~dan/ of 3.' Nassir- Patel, Shitoryu '.Itosu- bill ^applieh-“to Ah^^
kai ETombu-/
/A
curre’ntly with' th^cFederal’Civil ! dried/'; ,*’P-some-working’for, the.
J.C.C. Centre..
' ’•
Domestic Help WAn ted
•MEN^S INTERMEDIATE ;KATA .Service; and {also/for . those., who; ,'giovefnmerit .are -unaware of this
NOVICE MEN’S SPARRING .
HOUSEKEEPER, wanted . part—
1. John Chiistie, J'CCC Dpjo 1. Howard Nishimura, JCCC.
have "alieady retired. ■ .;
. ’ -■ movement _. . .” (making- referen
time, 4-. hours' daily 5/days 'week- “ .
2. Jyri Kari; ^Scheca College ;Shi-2..- Yuji Sarioya’ - JCCC
; To C achieve 'this .goal. Na-tional- ce to - CIC- and the proposed bill).
ly. -Several years experience, centoryu Ttosukai Dojo
; ■ '"
. Requests for additional inf or-JACD ’"President ” Jim' Murakami
- 3. Girts Steinhard,' JCCC
itral location. ’/References requir- '
3. Roy. Erwin, Seneca /'College ha's offered..’ the services/ of- his mation on ■ CIC and status pktihe
men;s'novice kata .
red. Phone 482-2002 after-6 (To,
Shitoryu- Ttosukai Dojo- A;
. j organization-to provide/CIC with, bill should be .addressed .to: Co17 Yuji Saribya, JCCC . / .
.
'
INTERMEDIATE^; MEN’S ’ 'SPA^ - 'required -assistance./ The -Commi mmittee. for,Internment . Credit, ronto).'
J2.’ Bill Gbralchuk,' JCCC . ttee -memb ers, National. JACL ’of; 487-23rd -Aye.,- 'San Francisco'.
3. Dan-Dudeck,* Elliott-Lake Shit- rring;
1. Rick- Ramsey,; Pembroke; Shi-; facials '- and-A Washington' A 'JACI ”GA 94121'.
.
' bryu'.CIubz-.i '7;,•
toryu Ttosukai:-Dojo
LADIES NOVICE, KATA
1. Rosa Lbmistro,, Seneca College 2. Tim-Jacobs'- Shitoryu Itosukai
CCont.f»a«iPase_On«)
' (Cont( from Page OneX .
-Hombu
. . , . . —
.. ..
Shitoryu Itosukai. dojo.2. Dale Grossman^ - Vancouver' 3. Richard Deslaurier, Pembroke longer with us ; others-sit behind [ on *a physical^ page — flash be- election to the good reputation
’’ - Shitoryu Itosukai Club & JCCC Shitoryu Itosukai- Dojo'
desksi as. successful., executives or." fore me when the. word ’‘Nisei” .and character, of '“all - Japanese ‘and Japanese.1 Americans . that ■
SENIOR MEN'S - SPAR-RING . ..... teachers or- businessmen.-_Some--of .is ’mentioned. ./ ,
3. Christine Milani, JCCC.
(Black &' Shodan-Ho).
. .;..
WOMEN’S SPARRING
Yet - one day I heard a man preceded me.” '
them today, run for Congress'.
l.
V
Johri
Ghrisitie,
JCCC
Shitoryu
“
If
Iattained
more
than
oth1. Audrey ' Semchysen, Shitoryu
Yes,, indeed —— ‘ the' " message remark,- “We- Nisei are getting
2. Roh Veyt/ Shitoryu
Itosukai has been delivered- countless - ti older. Our hope is .the next, ge ers,.it is because 1 stood onAhe
Itc-sukai Hombu J . —
shoulders of all- Japanese * Ame
- L .
2. Francine Trudel,
<Pembroke Hombume s.The Nisei who have every neration.’.’ S
-3. Ed Pirrochl, JCCC. .
Shitoryu Dojo
When I, a' ..Sansei, 'get older, ricans since they came here/’ he
right to sbe; bitter-at being .called.
“Jap’’ and rounded _up into con- and whether or not- I .-am-the- su continued. He paid special tribu
*centeatio^
s;; are a ; uniqae’ ccess that I set out . across a te to the fallen Nisei GIs in Ita'sirice
-people.' But they came " through. crimson rath, to be, my hope’ will Ty and accomplishments
When Buying’ Or Selling* A/ Home
Despite all,^fpma®..of . -prejudice/ be the Yonsei of tomorrow. . ; ^ the wartime Evacuatiori: . .
Call KEN HORI Itwas the greatest turnout of ■
. Myths of' the Generation-, Gap
the'Nisei canie through.-1- 1 v /<
7This is not to say that‘.they, should be cast aside, better com Jap anese Americans - . to a politi- ^eabfoft'
munication ; between - the hopes .cal affair,' according to/cojnmit-';
haye/b'e,en;~phenbm en a-Hy^^
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ful, that‘ everything’-has gone" ac and ideal's of generations should i teeman Fred. Wada.
Ci^Ort/f^
WmiHED
Hayakawa.:
Kido;/ .'
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Scarborough, Ontario
’ T
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be 'encouraged. People are peocording .to thedream. - -■. : •
it is "the hard work of
- -. B ut their mark h as/been:. 1 eft pn pie
future -generations.' It Tia® been our. parents who make the world •
irrevocably ^tamp.e d_: on ;‘th e Jives as-it is today.
And it is the work of,.what we/
•and' faces, of the.:Sansei and, - in
fact, other minority groups... the .children who are .now adult,
- .'Other- images- and
thoughts do .today that will cause our own
thousands, too- countless" to place' childrcn.to^grin or’ cry. _ >
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PINAN KATA GRAND, MANUAL
By Ry us ho Sakagami.
7-
PHONE 423-8143
“MASTER OF SHITORYU ITOSUKAI KARATE”
Kata’‘Director- of the Federation Of All Japan Karate
Organization (FAJKO) ;
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" - For the first time , in history Karate Master-- Sakagami .
has.issued.-a manual onzthe.-art of the five main_katas that all
students-MJJST master before acquiring- the, coveted Black
Belt, in- Shitoryu. .
LThis unbelievably easy to follow ’ manual pictorially- illu
strates how; each Pinan kata is performed. Details ^are given
"on each blocky kick,* punch, strike^* stance,' arid body shifting
‘..technique. Each kata is correspondingly - illustrated with the
“Kakushi” or the hidden meaning in - each-move.
/
' Details are also given on- history,, and the full spectrum.
. in "performing each . kata^ such as breathing, kuai, body'shifting, mental concentration/ and attitude.
—-
.
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Apply: Cariadian Shitoryu Karate Headquarters, 76 Six
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merit -was’’'Mr.' Terry Nishikawa/ Ttosukai Hombu ‘ /t/^’TSTjmuraj^’S/.i ‘
4th7dan, Assistant Chief' Instruc 2. Kathy Fujimoto^ JCCC Shitor- bers- of' the'/CoriimitteeNfori; Int- 'this effort very clo/ely to prepa
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of ’Canada'. His chief... assistants
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duced :to theqS
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Toront6} Ont. M5V 2A9 / Sound fi efitsj of the .Post Office ..and Ci/ -and; those, on CIC ■ mailirig'-lists.-sruetof• of. Seneca. .College'Shiitor- 1. Andrew - Tuck, Pan
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vil Service- Committee within’.the 7 ,The^ .passage' -of .."this-'bill /will •
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dan. President of-’the " Malaysian; 2. David- Gold, Parry Sound Shi; U.S.' -house of 7'-Representatives correct-'-the ’ injustice /tof/.provide,
.^
, -■-;■ during’. this^ session? of /Congress. 7 equity-and -/fairness", by allowing
Shitoryu-Karate/ Assdoiaticn. Spe_. ;toryu Ttosukai Dojo--' cial guests included • Shiiboeyu stu 3.' Albert - Morin, "Shitoryu Itbsur . .The -legislation 'is"-to’y amend’ th^credit^fqnThe 'Federal / Civil'
dents -from; Rutgeis University; k'ai' Hombu' . .
/ .
" / • ■ >’
- ^certain /s'ectiohsj'of /Civil -Service "'-Service^Empl6yees,'.whb/are un-‘
Help^anted
JUNIOR.-BOPS
SPARRING
^
'Retirement A/t'o-f'-TITDE ^?Uni- - der . the -Givil ,Service-Retirement
in New. Jersey, -at.
/./z '
-GARDENER’S. helpers. ?warited.
The following’-cbmpetitiors we,- 1.- Albert-’ Morin; Shitoryu.'Jto'su- ted.:-Stares/C'Odegto'"allQw’credit-' Act,- ' -7.
7 .- '
_ - -to Japanese ,Americans .for 'the-1 y/The -.CIC ,commended
George Physically, fit. to/work outdoors
re awarded J.C. Centennial trop- kai Hombu :
St./Douis JA- during/,summer . months./ - Good
’2.;. Tom Morin Shitoryu "Ttosukai .time- spent,during ;World- -War Tly Sakaguchi /^
in the ’internment ._Camps. .T-his - CL .for/his t rec ent - ai tide in the pay,' p*hone-266-7918 <afterc 6 j);m.
’
--Most . OutstandingKarateka ’Hombu'
| Pacific/ Citizen-, when/he mehti- (Toronto.). . ./'• ..
* A* -.
— Mr. Dave Oikawa, lst~dan/ of 3.' Nassir- Patel, Shitoryu '.Itosu- bill ^applieh-“to Ah^^
kai ETombu-/
/A
curre’ntly with' th^cFederal’Civil ! dried/'; ,*’P-some-working’for, the.
J.C.C. Centre..
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Domestic Help WAn ted
•MEN^S INTERMEDIATE ;KATA .Service; and {also/for . those., who; ,'giovefnmerit .are -unaware of this
NOVICE MEN’S SPARRING .
HOUSEKEEPER, wanted . part—
1. John Chiistie, J'CCC Dpjo 1. Howard Nishimura, JCCC.
have "alieady retired. ■ .;
. ’ -■ movement _. . .” (making- referen
time, 4-. hours' daily 5/days 'week- “ .
2. Jyri Kari; ^Scheca College ;Shi-2..- Yuji Sarioya’ - JCCC
; To C achieve 'this .goal. Na-tional- ce to - CIC- and the proposed bill).
ly. -Several years experience, centoryu Ttosukai Dojo
; ■ '"
. Requests for additional inf or-JACD ’"President ” Jim' Murakami
- 3. Girts Steinhard,' JCCC
itral location. ’/References requir- '
3. Roy. Erwin, Seneca /'College ha's offered..’ the services/ of- his mation on ■ CIC and status pktihe
men;s'novice kata .
red. Phone 482-2002 after-6 (To,
Shitoryu- Ttosukai Dojo- A;
. j organization-to provide/CIC with, bill should be .addressed .to: Co17 Yuji Saribya, JCCC . / .
.
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INTERMEDIATE^; MEN’S ’ 'SPA^ - 'required -assistance./ The -Commi mmittee. for,Internment . Credit, ronto).'
J2.’ Bill Gbralchuk,' JCCC . ttee -memb ers, National. JACL ’of; 487-23rd -Aye.,- 'San Francisco'.
3. Dan-Dudeck,* Elliott-Lake Shit- rring;
1. Rick- Ramsey,; Pembroke; Shi-; facials '- and-A Washington' A 'JACI ”GA 94121'.
.
' bryu'.CIubz-.i '7;,•
toryu Ttosukai:-Dojo
LADIES NOVICE, KATA
1. Rosa Lbmistro,, Seneca College 2. Tim-Jacobs'- Shitoryu Itosukai
CCont.f»a«iPase_On«)
' (Cont( from Page OneX .
-Hombu
. . , . . —
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Shitoryu Itosukai. dojo.2. Dale Grossman^ - Vancouver' 3. Richard Deslaurier, Pembroke longer with us ; others-sit behind [ on *a physical^ page — flash be- election to the good reputation
’’ - Shitoryu Itosukai Club & JCCC Shitoryu Itosukai- Dojo'
desksi as. successful., executives or." fore me when the. word ’‘Nisei” .and character, of '“all - Japanese ‘and Japanese.1 Americans . that ■
SENIOR MEN'S - SPAR-RING . ..... teachers or- businessmen.-_Some--of .is ’mentioned. ./ ,
3. Christine Milani, JCCC.
(Black &' Shodan-Ho).
. .;..
WOMEN’S SPARRING
Yet - one day I heard a man preceded me.” '
them today, run for Congress'.
l.
V
Johri
Ghrisitie,
JCCC
Shitoryu
“
If
Iattained
more
than
oth1. Audrey ' Semchysen, Shitoryu
Yes,, indeed —— ‘ the' " message remark,- “We- Nisei are getting
2. Roh Veyt/ Shitoryu
Itosukai has been delivered- countless - ti older. Our hope is .the next, ge ers,.it is because 1 stood onAhe
Itc-sukai Hombu J . —
shoulders of all- Japanese * Ame
- L .
2. Francine Trudel,
<Pembroke Hombume s.The Nisei who have every neration.’.’ S
-3. Ed Pirrochl, JCCC. .
Shitoryu Dojo
When I, a' ..Sansei, 'get older, ricans since they came here/’ he
right to sbe; bitter-at being .called.
“Jap’’ and rounded _up into con- and whether or not- I .-am-the- su continued. He paid special tribu
*centeatio^
s;; are a ; uniqae’ ccess that I set out . across a te to the fallen Nisei GIs in Ita'sirice
-people.' But they came " through. crimson rath, to be, my hope’ will Ty and accomplishments
When Buying’ Or Selling* A/ Home
Despite all,^fpma®..of . -prejudice/ be the Yonsei of tomorrow. . ; ^ the wartime Evacuatiori: . .
Call KEN HORI Itwas the greatest turnout of ■
. Myths of' the Generation-, Gap
the'Nisei canie through.-1- 1 v /<
7This is not to say that‘.they, should be cast aside, better com Jap anese Americans - . to a politi- ^eabfoft'
munication ; between - the hopes .cal affair,' according to/cojnmit-';
haye/b'e,en;~phenbm en a-Hy^^
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL RESTATE BOARD
,
14' Perivale Cre« .
>;
,
- Phone: -431-9191
ful, that‘ everything’-has gone" ac and ideal's of generations should i teeman Fred. Wada.
Ci^Ort/f^
WmiHED
Hayakawa.:
Kido;/ .'
K. HOit! REAL ESTATE
Scarborough, Ontario
’ T
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANT
SELLING AND BUYING .OF HOMES ARRANGING AND SELLING OF MORTGAGES
PLEASE CALL MITS KURODA
ft«jltO«
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Member of Toronto Real Estate’Board; and Photo-MLS Service
2627 EGLINTON AVR E. 267-1179
Res. 261-2581
be 'encouraged. People are peocording .to thedream. - -■. : •
it is "the hard work of
- -. B ut their mark h as/been:. 1 eft pn pie
future -generations.' It Tia® been our. parents who make the world •
irrevocably ^tamp.e d_: on ;‘th e Jives as-it is today.
And it is the work of,.what we/
•and' faces, of the.:Sansei and, - in
fact, other minority groups... the .children who are .now adult,
- .'Other- images- and
thoughts do .today that will cause our own
thousands, too- countless" to place' childrcn.to^grin or’ cry. _ >
.
RETURN
June 01
June 13
-June' 20 .
July 11
August 24
August 15.
September 12
167 O’CONNOR DR.
TORONTO, ONT.
PINAN KATA GRAND, MANUAL
By Ry us ho Sakagami.
7-
PHONE 423-8143
“MASTER OF SHITORYU ITOSUKAI KARATE”
Kata’‘Director- of the Federation Of All Japan Karate
Organization (FAJKO) ;
^ L ?r
'
<
.
-
g/Hawaii Nassau - (Bahamas)' & other Islands plus all* packages tours are all available.
z
, -v / '
■ ; - < Toronto — Vancouver return for as .low as $222.00. Tie-.
' ase contact K. . IWATA for more information.'
. / K. Swata Trqvel Service,.
Head Office 1115 E; 'Hastings; Van. 254-5101
Tour Office 1040 W. Georgia,,. Van7 684-5101
'Toronto Office. 162; Spadina Ave. 869-1291 ;
KEN KUTSUKAKE
-
V
Sumida
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A MUST FOR ALE- KARATE .STUDENTS. >.
IWATA SPRING TOUR TO JAPAN
DEPARTURES
April 28 ..
May 14
. ;
May 21
'June T1
July 05
.
July 16'
.
August 13
Wedding Photos
" - For the first time , in history Karate Master-- Sakagami .
has.issued.-a manual onzthe.-art of the five main_katas that all
students-MJJST master before acquiring- the, coveted Black
Belt, in- Shitoryu. .
LThis unbelievably easy to follow ’ manual pictorially- illu
strates how; each Pinan kata is performed. Details ^are given
"on each blocky kick,* punch, strike^* stance,' arid body shifting
‘..technique. Each kata is correspondingly - illustrated with the
“Kakushi” or the hidden meaning in - each-move.
/
' Details are also given on- history,, and the full spectrum.
. in "performing each . kata^ such as breathing, kuai, body'shifting, mental concentration/ and attitude.
—-
.
Pric*e hs $13.50. Limited Supply".
Apply: Cariadian Shitoryu Karate Headquarters, 76 Six
Point Road,-Toronto,-Ont. M8Z 2X2.,__ *
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1977 Parents’ ■ CD ay.
10:30 a.m.- Sunday School - -/
11:00 i a.m.-- Morning 7 Service v
v Rev. T. .Moriki
2:00 p.m. Japanese. Service
SIS Eatkursl St.
Rev. "N. Ishiura
Telephone: -534-4302
SE8CHO-NO-8E
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
English Service & Sunday School' '
. on Sundays at. 10:30 a.m.
666 Victoria Park Ave., At. Danforth '
Tdronto, Ont; ' *. _
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OFTORONTO J
SHOP
* FORMAL RENTALSY
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733 'Danforth Ave.,
Toronto A _
Japanese Food
Deliver Eveningg
snd Saturdays
Through -
——Exempting women
wage
S h e . sai d th at the pl ann e d • p o liticali'pa-tty^
litical
party, to .be 'called
'called, the Ja- earners from taxation when thepah Women’s Party^ will; be the ; ir annual income is; less than Y10
—
world’s .first ^political . p^ty- for million.
women only. "It will •aim^at buil-: > '— Legislation of a law desig
ding up a society in■ favor of wo nated to promote women’s empl
oyment. <
men, she said.
-437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
Tell 463-8104
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TQSH IWAI
REAL ESTATE Ltd-
MELL
757-5184
To raise/ mandatory
election ,
. Mrsl - Enoki herself., will become
the top’- leader of the p arty whose; deposit totaling* Yl? .million for
secretariat will be staffed by 30 10 candidates, Natsuo Kiuchi,. a
women. The party will /foe- offiX doctor and husband of Mrs. Eno
ki, borrowed money'to that am
cially ,launched ' soon,- she said.
The new party'will Yield more ount from^ a bank by putting up
the their house as collateral. "
than.' seven
candidates in
NO PAINTING
ANYMORE
ALUMINUM SIDING,
STORM DOORS
AND WINDOWS
Mrs. Enoki revealed that her
national -'constituency: and more
con- husband agreed to borrow - the
than .three in . pref ectural
money on condition that if they
stitueneies, Mrs. Enoki, said
' /'A primary; will be conducted to failed to pay the debts by the
pick its official candidates' from 'end of J uly, she would choose to
among those ' soli cited < .publicly. divorce either, him or the. women
Any woman, who is not/commit^ lib movement.
Phone Store 463-3425
Home 469-0293
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WILLIAM WALES LTD.
INSURANCE AGENTS
, Carlton.'St. 10th floor
Toronto 2-A, Ont.
.Phone 368-4631
-TOkzO.’.— /A women's"libera- ted to an / existing* political party
tion . lea der - recently declared th at and 4s -prep ared to strive for the
?sh;e/will<organdze a political party; building/of a society- in favor of
Custom Picture
for .woman"? to' field// candidates -women -can apply for the - party’s~ Framing
in- the coming- House'"bf/ Councill- candidate,. according - to Mrs. Eno
':
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ors’ election'' in; July? S’ ' .
•. . ki.
NISHIMURA"
She said the. new ? party would
•Mrs. Misako Enoki,'leader of
the -Women’s Liberation League strive for:
.1278 Yonco .Street, ToroA to 7, Cat
SOUTH- OF WOODLAWN
— Revision of the Civil Code
Against- the Abortion Law and
TOKIO NISHIMURA
.for the Pill _'(Cupiren), said at so^fihat married women can keep
PHONE 923-6877
a ■ press conference'^ that
the maiden' names if ■ they so desire
candidates /will be ‘solicited •-from and that they will be -entitled
among* ^housewives and
female to recei^. 50 per: cent of the; as
I Buy. and Sell < < Your Home •
sets when they are divorced.
(wage 'earners.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
X;
.It is a good policy', to.
have ‘ the, Right/Policy
New Japanese Political Party
/ fttr‘ Womens
Pfosbyterxon, > Broadview ^crt^Sxmpaon't"Atg.^? ; - -’
Sunday;^ Sundtzy School .and Worship S©Ticss_.2:00 P3L tJ
- -XTuesdays J.Prayer.’ and Study../Fellowship 8:QQ'P.M?V'
X .
F^day:'Young; P.eoples, Christian Fillo wship.-: 8:00 P-M. '.’
Phons ..tzaatactecMr, ;S.7Yokote^ 425-6123, . Mr. r£;- -Y
481-163S? ■
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RAGES
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HIRO ALUMINUM AND
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
767-6372 For Free estimates
C DANFORTH
SPORTING GOODS
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21 Dundas Sq. Toronto, Suite 1204. Phone 363-0952
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Evg. By Appointment
BOB MORRISON
A BIOGRAPHY OF ISSEI PIONEER- RYUICHI YOSHIDA
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463-7400
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Authentic Oriental Gifts
Kimonos & Accessories
Noritake China
THE JAPANESE AND THE JEWS
BY ISApAH BEN-D1ASAN
$7.50 POSTAGE INCLUDED.
phone ^4 89 - 8611
“EXODUS OF JAPANESE”
BY JANICE PATON
$2.00 POSTAGE INCLUDED.
COUNTER
INFLATION
BY PLANNED
MONEY
MANAGEMENT
A HISTORY OF JAPANESE CANADIANS
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA 1877-1958
BY NATIONAL JCCA
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. $10.00 POSTAGE INCLUDED
Japanese food sand gift items, home baking, white elephant,
home sewing, boutique, Japanese sake and. beer. *
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BRING the family
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123 Wynford Drive, Don Mills
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45 Richmond St.* West, Toronto M5H 1Z2
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West Branch
3054 Albion Rd.
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East- Branch
1345* Kenned, Rd
■toor St. W.
SUNNY SHOP.
Main: Stores
721 Pelmereton A,
Tel:. 532-2551
531- 5472
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349 East Hastings St.
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685-9413
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45 Richmond St.* West, Toronto M5H 1Z2
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West Branch
3054 Albion Rd.
M.l;; 742-P7M
East- Branch
1345* Kenned, Rd
■toor St. W.
SUNNY SHOP.
Main: Stores
721 Pelmereton A,
Tel:. 532-2551
531- 5472
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349 East Hastings St.
Vancouver, B.C.
TEL? 689-3471.
P.O. Box 65569
Vancouver, B.C
685-9413
689-3472.
Tel. 261-7040 ---- 'We Deliver,
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SANKO
OPEN-7DAYS A WEEK r .
TS-M-T-W 1Oa.m. TO 6p.m. TFS 10a.m. TO 9p.m.
221 SPADINA AVE. TORONTO TEL. 862-1O82^__
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467-469 Queen St. .West
Toronto, Ont.
Delivery _ Service 367-0444
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J TORONTO, ONT.
Crown Life
FRANK G. YADA
MICKEY YADA, . Comm
1050 WEST PENDER ST.
VANCOUVER, B.C.
PHONE 682-6511
RES. 985-3919, 325-2528
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RESTAURANT
S130 Dundas Street. West,
Islington, Ontario
-Tei. >81-40<M
AUTHENTIC JAPANESE DISHES
"MICHI" RESTAUBANT
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195 (RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO, ONTARIO
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221 SPADINA AVE. TORONTO TEL. 862-1O82^__
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MICKEY YADA, . Comm
1050 WEST PENDER ST.
VANCOUVER, B.C.
PHONE 682-6511
RES. 985-3919, 325-2528
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RESTAURANT
S130 Dundas Street. West,
Islington, Ontario
-Tei. >81-40<M
AUTHENTIC JAPANESE DISHES
"MICHI" RESTAUBANT
"Masa" Restaurant
195 (RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO, ONTARIO
- .PHONE 863-9519
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-Premier
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- Minister of ,
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-Premier
Province of Ontario
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