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1979 “The year of the sheep” will be one of peace: soothsayers
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By RAY
TATEISHI
4-1*^. year
-w-rrt «"» - of 4the
1* A
TPT1
1921 was noted i। The plague which hit In-1
The£* voar
year 1931
In 1931 diptheria killed 17,000
I .1
born - in* ■ the
children.
I sheep are Canadian Prime for its floods — five major dia in 1905 peached its peak
Instead of looking back,
TOKYO.
Incoming Minister Pierre Trudeau, ones which struck China, j in 1907, a sheep year, with
however, it is better to look
1979, which opened with the Sir
(
Hillary, bringing death to half a ' deaths totaling 1,316,000.
Edmund
establishment of formal who first reached the sum million and damage top-j Influenza which began ahead with fond expecta
U.S.-China ties on Jan. 1st., mit of Mt. Everest in 1953, ping 100 million dollars in 1917 spread throughout tions to the new year of the
Yellow and • the world with deaths sheep. With a hopeful,
is the year of the sheep for best-selling writers James along the
most Asians, and Japanese Michener and Jim Bishop, Yangtse River Valleys in ’ reaching 25 million in 1919.
j In the United States in
soothsayers say the sheep ballerina Margot Fonteyn, August and September.
is a symbol of peace.
cowboy actor-singer Gene niiiiiiiiiiiiniiiipiiiiHBjiiiiHiiiiisniiiiiiiiiuiiiiHniiiHiiinniinssiHsiifisiiinHfHsuiHiiiiHUiiiiiiJiiiHiJiniHnHini
The sheep also is timid, Autry, comedian Red But
defenseless and mild by tons, actors Sir Laurence
nature and because it pre- Olivier, John Wayne, Ro
fersto be allowed to graze bert Duvall, Robert Stack
in the grass, the year is and Cesar Romero, actres
An Independent Organ tor Canadians of Japanese Origin
also thought to bode yvell ses Leslie Caron, Celeste
for comforts of living.
Holm, Shirley Booth, Cla
According to the 3000- ire Bloom, Dorothy McTuesday, January 16, 1979
TORONTO, ONTARIO
year old Oriental zodiac, Guire, Barbara Stanwyck, VOL 43 No. 4
the sheep — goat or ram in Teresa Wright and singers
other parts of Asia — was | pat Suzuki Leslie Uggams
Returns Canadian's Visit.
the eighth animal ampiig 121 and john jjenver
to reach the bedside of the
years also have
dying Buddha to pay bo- helped shape history. In
mage
The first was the 1823 there was the Monroe
rat, followed by the ox, ti Doctrine,^in 1847 proclaim
ger, rabbit, dragon, snake, ing of the first indepen
horse, szheep, monkey, ro dent African republic —
oster, dog and boar in that
Liberia, in 1883, the Orient
order.
SAN FRANCISCO. —
Express’ maiden run from
Each had a year named Paris to Constantinople Joan Sakamoto, a 26?yearTORONTO. — Some 40 The event is a reciprocal
after it. Thus, fading 1978 (Istanbul) in 77 hours, 49 old third-generation Japa- beautiful Japanese gymna goodwill gesture with all
was the year of the horse, minutes, and in 1919, the nese American, has been stic dance experts are com- the Japanese team billeted
which won’t return until signing of the Versailles assigned to the San Fran- j ing to the Toronto area at the Canadian girl’s
- ■
1990.
Peace Treaty, which was cisco office of the Federal next month to display theii homes.
The first demonstration
Previous sheep years,
end wars, but Bureau of Investigation, art.
meant
to
which come once every 12
The girls, reported ran- is slated at the Etobicoke
according to that city’s
didn
’
t.
on
February
years, in the "20th Century
ging in ages from 13 to 21, Olympian
Several major events Hokubei Mainichi.
were 1967, 1955, 1943, 1931, highlighted the previous
She is reported to be the are members of the Japan 22nd. On the following day,
1919 and 1907. The next is year of the sheep •— 1967
first female investigator of j Modern. Rhythmic Gymna- Feb. 23rd the team will be
1991.
including Mao Tse-Tung’s Japanese ancestry in the stic association. Their spon- at Brock University in St.
The old horse
■ cultural revolution, which FBI,
FBI, having
having recently
recently comcom- soring host is the Ontario Catharines. OnFebrurary
marked by economic, social began in 1966 and grew in pleted a 16-week training Modern Gymnastic-Federa- 24th the girls return to To
and political upheavals, crescendo, rocking China, course at the FBI Univer- tion, who last year sent a ronto for ; a show Ryer
son Institute.
Institute.
with attention on the ailing with Red Guard students sity in Virginia.
contingent to Japan.
son
dollar, the bizarre People’s
on a. rampage.
Temple deaths, troubles in
also were the start
Africa, Iran and Lebanon, ofThere
anti-Vietnam demonstrahopes for peace at Camp
announced recently.
; ne 26 or 2o.
David, the tragic Indochi tions in the United States;
TOKYO.
—
Prime
Mi
nese boat people, the deaths Israel’s lightning victory nister Masayoshi Ohira re It said Japan is to host j It will be the fifth sum-,
of two Popes, the test tube over Egypt in the six-day cently sent formal invita the next summit here in re- mit meeting of advanced
baby, Atlantic, and other war; the first human heart tions to leaders of six wre- sporise to an agreement nations and the first to be
fvjinsnlant
Dr. Christian
.
reached at the Bonn Sum held in Japan
transplant bv
oy*
of doc- stern industrialized nations
events.
Barnard and a team-or aoc ।
.
Most countries in Asia, tors
in South Africa; and , and to the president of the mit in July to have a simi The Foreign Ministry de
clined to say what the main
except Japan and parts of
European Communities, as- lar meeting in 1979.
China
exploding
its
first
South Korea, still observe
king them to attend the An informed source said topics for discussion will
hydrogen
bomb,
32
months
the new year according to
economic summit in Tokyo the Tokyo summit will be. be. However, sources said
after
it
joined
the
world
the lunar calendar. This
next June, the government held for two days from Ju- the issues expected to be
nuclear
club
by
testing
its
taken up at the meeting
year it falls on Jan. 28 and
will include the internatio
in Vietnam is known as Tet. initial atomic device.
The 12 animals and xvhat The sheep years have had Prince Akihito, Now 45, Embarrasses nal currency situation and
the energy situation.
they symbolize are said to their share of disasters. Reporters In Honest Tribute To Wife
influence the year and the Among
_______ them was the Great
Letters of invitation were
characters of individuals । Chicago Fire of Oct. » w
reporters at a pre-birthday > addressed to U.S. President
1871, started
started by
born in that year.
1871,
oy aa fire
i.xe in
- TOKYO. — Prince Akihi news conference that he1 Jimmy Carter, West Gerto, heir to the 2600-year old
Sheep year people, the Mrs. O’Leary’s barn.
was pleased because Prin- • man Chancellor Helmut
throne,
celebrated
his
45th
old zodiac says, are gentle,! Earthquakes an
i a
cess Michiko had been con Schmidt, French President
birthday
recently
and
sho
wise and intelligent, gene-j waves took their toll. J
siderate to the emperor and Valery Giscard D’Estaing,
wered
praise
on
his
wife,
rous and kind, but at times , Feb. 20, 1835,_ a major quake
Minister
empress, his mother and fa British Prime
Princess
Michiko.
stubborn and' pessimistic killed 5000 in Concepcion, The prince, whose re ther, as well as to his sis James Callaghan, Italian
Prime Minister Guilio An
They are elegant and re Chile, while an earthquake marks would have shocked ters and brothers.
and
tidal
wave
destroyed
fined. They are gregarious,
pre-World War II Japane He said she always, “sets dreotti, Canadian Prime
two-thirds
of
Krakatoa,
a
Minister Pierre Trudeau
compassionate and loyal
se,
expressed
profound
grahigh values on tenderness and Roy Jenkins, president
island in the S,un-।
and haye high artistic ta volcanic
da Strait, Indonesia, killing ,titude for his wife s dedi- in her daily life.”
of the European Communi
stes with a probing mind.
36
000
in
August,
1883,
and
;
cation
in
making
his
life
ties Commission.
However, these qualities
Sie to make sheep landslides which hit Katta- comfortable by attains Japanese reporters said Unconfirmed reports said
are liah
- - ‘—
and
Samarkand importance to his official afterwards that Akihito’s Australia will participate
and
people over-cautious, inde- Kurgan
remarks made them feel
Asia
in
October
1907
killing
duties.
as an observer nation.
cisive and timid. <
----The prince told Japanese “slightly embarrassed.”
Some noted personalities 14,000.
a
m
THE NEW CANADIAN
1st Sansei girl
to become Japanese gymnastic dance experts
coming to Toronto area in Feb.
Western leaders invited to talks in Japan
9
----->a
TF WWT
By RAY
TATEISHI
4-1*^. year
-w-rrt «"» - of 4the
1* A
TPT1
1921 was noted i। The plague which hit In-1
The£* voar
year 1931
In 1931 diptheria killed 17,000
I .1
born - in* ■ the
children.
I sheep are Canadian Prime for its floods — five major dia in 1905 peached its peak
Instead of looking back,
TOKYO.
Incoming Minister Pierre Trudeau, ones which struck China, j in 1907, a sheep year, with
however, it is better to look
1979, which opened with the Sir
(
Hillary, bringing death to half a ' deaths totaling 1,316,000.
Edmund
establishment of formal who first reached the sum million and damage top-j Influenza which began ahead with fond expecta
U.S.-China ties on Jan. 1st., mit of Mt. Everest in 1953, ping 100 million dollars in 1917 spread throughout tions to the new year of the
Yellow and • the world with deaths sheep. With a hopeful,
is the year of the sheep for best-selling writers James along the
most Asians, and Japanese Michener and Jim Bishop, Yangtse River Valleys in ’ reaching 25 million in 1919.
j In the United States in
soothsayers say the sheep ballerina Margot Fonteyn, August and September.
is a symbol of peace.
cowboy actor-singer Gene niiiiiiiiiiiiniiiipiiiiHBjiiiiHiiiiisniiiiiiiiiuiiiiHniiiHiiinniinssiHsiifisiiinHfHsuiHiiiiHUiiiiiiJiiiHiJiniHnHini
The sheep also is timid, Autry, comedian Red But
defenseless and mild by tons, actors Sir Laurence
nature and because it pre- Olivier, John Wayne, Ro
fersto be allowed to graze bert Duvall, Robert Stack
in the grass, the year is and Cesar Romero, actres
An Independent Organ tor Canadians of Japanese Origin
also thought to bode yvell ses Leslie Caron, Celeste
for comforts of living.
Holm, Shirley Booth, Cla
According to the 3000- ire Bloom, Dorothy McTuesday, January 16, 1979
TORONTO, ONTARIO
year old Oriental zodiac, Guire, Barbara Stanwyck, VOL 43 No. 4
the sheep — goat or ram in Teresa Wright and singers
other parts of Asia — was | pat Suzuki Leslie Uggams
Returns Canadian's Visit.
the eighth animal ampiig 121 and john jjenver
to reach the bedside of the
years also have
dying Buddha to pay bo- helped shape history. In
mage
The first was the 1823 there was the Monroe
rat, followed by the ox, ti Doctrine,^in 1847 proclaim
ger, rabbit, dragon, snake, ing of the first indepen
horse, szheep, monkey, ro dent African republic —
oster, dog and boar in that
Liberia, in 1883, the Orient
order.
SAN FRANCISCO. —
Express’ maiden run from
Each had a year named Paris to Constantinople Joan Sakamoto, a 26?yearTORONTO. — Some 40 The event is a reciprocal
after it. Thus, fading 1978 (Istanbul) in 77 hours, 49 old third-generation Japa- beautiful Japanese gymna goodwill gesture with all
was the year of the horse, minutes, and in 1919, the nese American, has been stic dance experts are com- the Japanese team billeted
which won’t return until signing of the Versailles assigned to the San Fran- j ing to the Toronto area at the Canadian girl’s
- ■
1990.
Peace Treaty, which was cisco office of the Federal next month to display theii homes.
The first demonstration
Previous sheep years,
end wars, but Bureau of Investigation, art.
meant
to
which come once every 12
The girls, reported ran- is slated at the Etobicoke
according to that city’s
didn
’
t.
on
February
years, in the "20th Century
ging in ages from 13 to 21, Olympian
Several major events Hokubei Mainichi.
were 1967, 1955, 1943, 1931, highlighted the previous
She is reported to be the are members of the Japan 22nd. On the following day,
1919 and 1907. The next is year of the sheep •— 1967
first female investigator of j Modern. Rhythmic Gymna- Feb. 23rd the team will be
1991.
including Mao Tse-Tung’s Japanese ancestry in the stic association. Their spon- at Brock University in St.
The old horse
■ cultural revolution, which FBI,
FBI, having
having recently
recently comcom- soring host is the Ontario Catharines. OnFebrurary
marked by economic, social began in 1966 and grew in pleted a 16-week training Modern Gymnastic-Federa- 24th the girls return to To
and political upheavals, crescendo, rocking China, course at the FBI Univer- tion, who last year sent a ronto for ; a show Ryer
son Institute.
Institute.
with attention on the ailing with Red Guard students sity in Virginia.
contingent to Japan.
son
dollar, the bizarre People’s
on a. rampage.
Temple deaths, troubles in
also were the start
Africa, Iran and Lebanon, ofThere
anti-Vietnam demonstrahopes for peace at Camp
announced recently.
; ne 26 or 2o.
David, the tragic Indochi tions in the United States;
TOKYO.
—
Prime
Mi
nese boat people, the deaths Israel’s lightning victory nister Masayoshi Ohira re It said Japan is to host j It will be the fifth sum-,
of two Popes, the test tube over Egypt in the six-day cently sent formal invita the next summit here in re- mit meeting of advanced
baby, Atlantic, and other war; the first human heart tions to leaders of six wre- sporise to an agreement nations and the first to be
fvjinsnlant
Dr. Christian
.
reached at the Bonn Sum held in Japan
transplant bv
oy*
of doc- stern industrialized nations
events.
Barnard and a team-or aoc ।
.
Most countries in Asia, tors
in South Africa; and , and to the president of the mit in July to have a simi The Foreign Ministry de
clined to say what the main
except Japan and parts of
European Communities, as- lar meeting in 1979.
China
exploding
its
first
South Korea, still observe
king them to attend the An informed source said topics for discussion will
hydrogen
bomb,
32
months
the new year according to
economic summit in Tokyo the Tokyo summit will be. be. However, sources said
after
it
joined
the
world
the lunar calendar. This
next June, the government held for two days from Ju- the issues expected to be
nuclear
club
by
testing
its
taken up at the meeting
year it falls on Jan. 28 and
will include the internatio
in Vietnam is known as Tet. initial atomic device.
The 12 animals and xvhat The sheep years have had Prince Akihito, Now 45, Embarrasses nal currency situation and
the energy situation.
they symbolize are said to their share of disasters. Reporters In Honest Tribute To Wife
influence the year and the Among
_______ them was the Great
Letters of invitation were
characters of individuals । Chicago Fire of Oct. » w
reporters at a pre-birthday > addressed to U.S. President
1871, started
started by
born in that year.
1871,
oy aa fire
i.xe in
- TOKYO. — Prince Akihi news conference that he1 Jimmy Carter, West Gerto, heir to the 2600-year old
Sheep year people, the Mrs. O’Leary’s barn.
was pleased because Prin- • man Chancellor Helmut
throne,
celebrated
his
45th
old zodiac says, are gentle,! Earthquakes an
i a
cess Michiko had been con Schmidt, French President
birthday
recently
and
sho
wise and intelligent, gene-j waves took their toll. J
siderate to the emperor and Valery Giscard D’Estaing,
wered
praise
on
his
wife,
rous and kind, but at times , Feb. 20, 1835,_ a major quake
Minister
empress, his mother and fa British Prime
Princess
Michiko.
stubborn and' pessimistic killed 5000 in Concepcion, The prince, whose re ther, as well as to his sis James Callaghan, Italian
Prime Minister Guilio An
They are elegant and re Chile, while an earthquake marks would have shocked ters and brothers.
and
tidal
wave
destroyed
fined. They are gregarious,
pre-World War II Japane He said she always, “sets dreotti, Canadian Prime
two-thirds
of
Krakatoa,
a
Minister Pierre Trudeau
compassionate and loyal
se,
expressed
profound
grahigh values on tenderness and Roy Jenkins, president
island in the S,un-।
and haye high artistic ta volcanic
da Strait, Indonesia, killing ,titude for his wife s dedi- in her daily life.”
of the European Communi
stes with a probing mind.
36
000
in
August,
1883,
and
;
cation
in
making
his
life
ties Commission.
However, these qualities
Sie to make sheep landslides which hit Katta- comfortable by attains Japanese reporters said Unconfirmed reports said
are liah
- - ‘—
and
Samarkand importance to his official afterwards that Akihito’s Australia will participate
and
people over-cautious, inde- Kurgan
remarks made them feel
Asia
in
October
1907
killing
duties.
as an observer nation.
cisive and timid. <
----The prince told Japanese “slightly embarrassed.”
Some noted personalities 14,000.
a
m
THE NEW CANADIAN
1st Sansei girl
to become Japanese gymnastic dance experts
coming to Toronto area in Feb.
Western leaders invited to talks in Japan
9
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Tuesday, January 16, 1979
PAGJS 2
50 per cent of Japanese
women think they are fat
Nisei prof, says changes, good The New Canadian
or bad, may lead to problems
, Established in 1939
Second Class mail No. 00366
A member of Ethnic Press
Association of Ontario
and Canada Federation
NEW YORK. — “We tend j students,
their
grades
TOKYO. —- Nearly half about their protruding, bel- to think of certain events might drop; if they were
Published on Tuesdays and
Fridays • •
of all Japanese women be lies accounted for 41.6 per as good, and others as bad, workers, anything from
.
.
■ '
lieve they are. fat but are cent.
T. UMEZUKI PUBLISHER
and to think that only so- school teachers to executi
K.C. TSUMURA
making no special efforts They were followed by called good events alleviate ves, they might start doing
English Section Editor
to lose weight.
women who were worried stress, while so-called bad poor on a new job.” 7
KEN MORI
This is one of the fin ab^out their overall plump ones increase it,” says Mi The latest resarch, head
Japanese Section Editor
dings of a survey conduc ness, big hips, big thighs, noru Masudaj a professor at ed by Masuda, looks at pri
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survey covered over 4501 Many housewives expres- versity’s Dept, ofx Psychia tendencies, the chances of
women picked at random sej their worries about try and Behavorial Science. committing a crime and get
from residents of Tokyo’s their overall plumpness,
The best things in life are ting nabbed for it rise sig
23 wards
while students and office hazardous to your health, nificantly after a string of
The pollees were house- gjris were worried about a threat to your school or major life changes.
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on-the-job performance, can
Most people,
Masuda “SALESPERSON and ofgirls. The survey also co Despite the big number of increase your chances of
vered 200 men, half of them women who expressed wor- smashing your car, and says, aren’t aware how fice worker. Japanese lan
, married and the other half fies about their overall might eyn drive you to much change is involved in guage a must. For inter
unmarried.
plumpness, 63.8 percent of crime, the social scientists even the most pleasant view call 363-0655 (To
events in life. He cited ronto).
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the women surveyed re keep themselves in good j After years of research marriage as one of them. QUALIFIED
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cal proportions.
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Thirty-six percent said
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and 6.6 percent said that culated by this underwear | that upsests a persons, hood, maybe even a new
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type,
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Thirteen percent of the t
may
like
to
think.
Some
the
more
vulnerable
you
married men surveyed said
they were very, much dis- are to physical and behavo might regard it as a handsLOW, LOW PRICES!
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see it as the best thing that
proportions of their wives, plained.
Draperies,
ever
happened
to
them.
So
“
In
other
words,
getting
and 30 percent slightly dis
Carpets
satisfied. But 35 percent a speeding ticket, an un classifying events as “good”
were satisfied.
pleasant but minor event, or “bad” is, at best, a risky
And Covers
business.
won
’
t
upset
vou
as
much
as
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their wives or
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stress,
but
what
it
boils
keep themselves trim.
An elderly person, with ।
Custom Tailors
down to, says Masuda, is
little to spark their interest ’
CUSTOM SHOP FOR
this:
in
life,
might
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even
.
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PAGJS 2
50 per cent of Japanese
women think they are fat
Nisei prof, says changes, good The New Canadian
or bad, may lead to problems
, Established in 1939
Second Class mail No. 00366
A member of Ethnic Press
Association of Ontario
and Canada Federation
NEW YORK. — “We tend j students,
their
grades
TOKYO. —- Nearly half about their protruding, bel- to think of certain events might drop; if they were
Published on Tuesdays and
Fridays • •
of all Japanese women be lies accounted for 41.6 per as good, and others as bad, workers, anything from
.
.
■ '
lieve they are. fat but are cent.
T. UMEZUKI PUBLISHER
and to think that only so- school teachers to executi
K.C. TSUMURA
making no special efforts They were followed by called good events alleviate ves, they might start doing
English Section Editor
to lose weight.
women who were worried stress, while so-called bad poor on a new job.” 7
KEN MORI
This is one of the fin ab^out their overall plump ones increase it,” says Mi The latest resarch, head
Japanese Section Editor
dings of a survey conduc ness, big hips, big thighs, noru Masudaj a professor at ed by Masuda, looks at pri
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Masuda is with the uni among people with criminal
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survey covered over 4501 Many housewives expres- versity’s Dept, ofx Psychia tendencies, the chances of
women picked at random sej their worries about try and Behavorial Science. committing a crime and get
from residents of Tokyo’s their overall plumpness,
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23 wards
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The pollees were house- gjris were worried about a threat to your school or major life changes.
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on-the-job performance, can
Most people,
Masuda “SALESPERSON and ofgirls. The survey also co Despite the big number of increase your chances of
vered 200 men, half of them women who expressed wor- smashing your car, and says, aren’t aware how fice worker. Japanese lan
, married and the other half fies about their overall might eyn drive you to much change is involved in guage a must. For inter
unmarried.
plumpness, 63.8 percent of crime, the social scientists even the most pleasant view call 363-0655 (To
events in life. He cited ronto).
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cal proportions.
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try do so in the future.
Thirty-six percent said
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they were slightly plump for a Japanese woman cal- i change, but change itself, a new home and neighbor
and 6.6 percent said that culated by this underwear | that upsests a persons, hood, maybe even a new
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their
meanings
as
one
your
life,
of
whatever
type,
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Thirteen percent of the t
may
like
to
think.
Some
the
more
vulnerable
you
married men surveyed said
they were very, much dis- are to physical and behavo might regard it as a handsLOW, LOW PRICES!
! satisfied with the physical rial problems,” Masuda ex down disaster; others might
see it as the best thing that
proportions of their wives, plained.
Draperies,
ever
happened
to
them.
So
“
In
other
words,
getting
and 30 percent slightly dis
Carpets
satisfied. But 35 percent a speeding ticket, an un classifying events as “good”
were satisfied.
pleasant but minor event, or “bad” is, at best, a risky
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’
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vou
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much
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jr girlfriends ■fashionable to lump these while others are thrown by
their wives or
needed to make efforts to under the catch-all label of apparently minor events.
TREND
stress,
but
what
it
boils
keep themselves trim.
An elderly person, with ।
Custom Tailors
down to, says Masuda, is
little to spark their interest ’
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this:
in
life,
might
find
even
.
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small
holidays
looming
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ge.
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says
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interest in gaining a seat now trying to collect on a
Through
on the Senate Foreign Re promise to him • when he
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sing his strong interest. Ba ed for both treaties and in
ker is a Republican member the discussion to make su
Custom Picture
of the committee and the re he supported ratificati
Framing
Senate’s minority leader.
on, it was Baker who sug
Nishimura
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|
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TOKIO NISHIMURA
j
mittee
in \ mid-January never went further than
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I
when it is formed. Baker that.
also advised Hayakawa he When the Foreign Rela
4 should approach the com- tions Committee is formed,
mittee personally itself at
w}n get a new chairman,
that
time,
Hayakawa s gen Frank Church) D-IdaOFTORONTO
spokeswoman said.
ho, considered a leading
Hayakawa’s letter to Ba Senate liberal.
ker “is the only step he’s
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Hayakawa,
a
retired
ed
Custom Made Suits
taken so far,” Ms. Barbieri
ucator
who
entered
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& Trousers
said, “but he’s extremely
interested.” She said Haya nate two years ago as a
kawa, of Japanese ancestry, 71-year old freshman usu
told Baker he has had long ally is grouped with con
servatives. But he describ
standing interests in the
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Far East and Africa and es himself as unpredictab
le
in
the
way
Senate
Repu
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said he would do the home
blicans
vote.
work necessary to bone up
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SERMONS: English — 11 a.m. & Japanese 2 p.m.
REV. S. SHIGEFUJI
SEICHO-NOIE
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
English Service & Sunday School
on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
666 Victoria Park Ave., At Danforth Toronto, Ont. -
Toron to J a pa nese Gospe I C h u rch
ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN,
BROADVIEW AT SIMPSON' AVE.
SUNDAY School and WORSHIP Service, 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:00 p.m.
Phone Pastor S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-10'86
ST. ANDREW’S JAPANESE CONGREGATION
ANGLICAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICE 11:30 A M.
Jan. 21 — Epiphany III. If your enemy hungers,
feed him.
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REV. ROLAND M. KAWANO
TORONTO JAPANESE SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Saturday
Page 3
■ TH M
9:30 a.m. — Bible Study
11:00 a.m. — Worship Preaching Service
19 Mortimer Ave., Toronto — Tel. 491-6740
S. I. Hayakawa ask for a
foreign relations spot
Call KEN HORI
K. HORI REAL ESTATE
? MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD
Phone: 431-9191
Buying or Selling of Homes
Arranging or Buying of MORTGAGES
Call: MITS KURODA
r<vjL£o«
WILLIAM WALES LTD.
INSURANCE AGENTS
2 Carlton St. 6th floor
Toronto MSB 1J3
PHONE 368 4681
WASHINGTON.. — Sen.' on European and Latin
S. I. Hayakawa, R. - CaliL, merican affairs.
has formally expressed his Asked if Hayakawa was Buy and Sell Your House
interest in gaining a seat now trying to collect on a
Through
on the Senate Foreign Re promise to him • when he
TOSH IWAI
lations Committee, an aide supported the Carter admi
said recently.
nistration’s Panama Canal MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
1880 O'CONNOR DRIVE
Janice Barbieri, Hayaka treaties last year, Ms. Bar
SUITE 505
wa’s press spokeswoman, bieri replied: “No. Not at
TORONTO, ONT'
said he wrote Sen. Howard all.”
757-5184
Baker of Tennessee expres She said Hayakawa vot
sing his strong interest. Ba ed for both treaties and in
ker is a Republican member the discussion to make su
Custom Picture
of the committee and the re he supported ratificati
Framing
Senate’s minority leader.
on, it was Baker who sug
Nishimura
She said Baker respon gested to Hayakawa
he
PICTURE FRAMES
ded that he would make might be interested in the 1278
Yonge St., Toronto 7, Ont. |
Hayakawa’s interest in a Foreign Relations Commi
South of Woodlawn
|
seat known to the com ttee. She said the matter
TOKIO NISHIMURA
j
mittee
in \ mid-January never went further than
PHONE 923-6877
I
when it is formed. Baker that.
also advised Hayakawa he When the Foreign Rela
4 should approach the com- tions Committee is formed,
mittee personally itself at
w}n get a new chairman,
that
time,
Hayakawa s gen Frank Church) D-IdaOFTORONTO
spokeswoman said.
ho, considered a leading
Hayakawa’s letter to Ba Senate liberal.
ker “is the only step he’s
♦ FORMAL RENTALS*
Hayakawa,
a
retired
ed
Custom Made Suits
taken so far,” Ms. Barbieri
ucator
who
entered
the
Se
& Trousers
said, “but he’s extremely
interested.” She said Haya nate two years ago as a
kawa, of Japanese ancestry, 71-year old freshman usu
told Baker he has had long ally is grouped with con
servatives. But he describ
standing interests in the
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
I
Far East and Africa and es himself as unpredictab
le
in
the
way
Senate
Repu
Tel. 463-8104
said he would do the home
blicans
vote.
work necessary to bone up
J
auj.-rr.r~ i.ai am —n
ALL WELCOME
When Buying Or Selling A Home ;
is a good policy to
^^have the. Right Policy
Wedding And
Photo Finishing
Sumida
Photographic
SERVICE IS QUICK and Eco
nomical. Since all works —
from picture taking to print
finishing, is done by our staff,
z
PHONE 423-8143
-•
r~l
1 11
.
" ~
Japan's
Shop
Authentic Oriental Gifts
Kimonos & Accessories
Noritake China
463 Eglinton Ave.W.
phone ,489-8611
BOOKS OF INTEREST TO
|
j
733 Danforth Ave.
Toronto
I
I
Phone Store 463-3426
Home 469-0293
;
Japanese Food
Deliver Evenings
and Saturdays
JAPANESE CANADIANS
MGM REALTY LIMITED
Member of; Toronto Real Estate Board and Photo MLS Service
678 Kennedy Rd; 267-1179 Res. 261-2581
GROUP FLIGHT TO JAPAN
Departures' every Sunday & Tuesday
CHARTER jCLASS FARE:
Toronto - Vancouver (return) From $189.00
Toronto-San Francisco - Los Angeles From $222.00
Florida: Disney New World Tour From Toronto
7 nights and 8 days from $199.00 and up.
PLEASE CONSULT US ON THE ABOVE DATES
K. Iwata Travel Service
Toronto Office 162 Spadina Ave. 869-1291
KEN KUTSUKAKE
t JAPANESE CANADIAN HISTORY
“THE ENEMY THAT NEVER WAS”
$15.00 (Postage 50 (Cents)
by Ken Adachi
A BIOGRAPHY OF ISSEI PIONEER, RYUICHI YOSHIDA,
“A Man of Our Tinies” by Rolf Knight and Maya Koizumi,
$4.00 (Paper back with postage)
SUKIYAKI Japanese Cookbook
for Cosmopolitan Gourmets
60 Favourite Japanese Recipes
$2.00 postage included
MY SIXTY YEARS IN CANADA
By DR. M. MIYAZAKI
$5.00 POSTAGE INCLUDED
A CHILD IN PRISON CAMP
By SHIZUE TAKASHIMA
$4.00 + 25c POSTAGE
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INSTALLATIONS
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