Page 1
U. of T. anthropologist 1st foreigner in 100 years to head Japanese archaeological dig
TARONTn
Tho
now, thermoluminescence dating Professor Peter Bleed of
ons, ■ nreferrinff
preferring to
to diedig uii
up excavation, the team now
The first
first nns
TORONTO.
remains knows the site was settled for an analysis of the age the University of Nebraska,
ancestral
foreigner to head an archae their
by three continuous occupa of the pottery; Professor will be studying the stone
ological dig in Japan in - themselves.
tools to identify types and
100 years is U of T anthro
Some North Americans tions. More information ab Anthony Davis, Department
pology professor, William have been allowed to work out Yagi will now be deter of Geography, will do a po_- functions.
Hurley’s work on the YaHurley. Hurley has recen on salvage operations sites mined in U of T and Univ llen analysis of the soil to
supported
tly returned from the Ja which have to be exca- ersity of Nebraska labora determine the nature and gi site is being
panese island of Hokkaido,; vated fairly quickly, since tories. Physics Professor type of vegetation at the si by the National Geograpwhere his earlier excavation they have been found dur-, Ron Farquhar will be cond te when it was occupied; hie Society:
— Bulletin.
of an ancint village unear ing construction of roads ucting radio-carbon and and the dig’s co-director,
thed evidence of some of or buildings, and are soon gi!iiHinii!H8iiBijniiiHi5!n!HS!iiiHniiiiiiiiinii!!lHi!siinnniinnjMsiiiiHHiim!!3«ui!iiii!Sisinnini!iiii5iimi!iHsiu
the earliest plant domestic to be destroyed — but Hur
ation ever found in. Japan. ley, in honour of the cent
(This evidence consists of enary of Morse’s dig, was.
carbonized buckwheat, a the first North American
manrdependent plant.)
permitted to excavate a site
An-'independent./Organ/for. Ccmadiarss
Origin
His most recent Hokkai no one had touched.
do dig was the result of 16
The site, covering approx
years of negotiation with imately 60,000 square met Vol. 43 --- No. 10
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Tuesday, February 6, 1979
11 SiiS
II8II Illi
Japanese archaeology,' Not, res and buried beneath half .rillliltllllllllilBllll'BISillfllllllilllTairni’iilBI i ll-IS ll’ll.isill ISIIIllilllllli
since Edward Morse, the a metre of soil in the Hokk
father of modern Japanese aido town of Minamikayabe, Deputy Finance Minister Changes Job
archaeology, excavated
a is called Yagi. It is estima
shell mound near
Tokyo ted to be a village of 40 to
in 1878 have the Japanese 50 pit houses and dates ba
given anyone but their own ck to approximately 5000
archaeology permits for B.C. The village is classifi
full site research evcavati-< ed as Early Joman, on the
basis of associated pottery
OTTAWA. — As the Libe affairs, effective Feb. 1.
which is decorated with
Mr. Shoyama took over
KYOTO. —- Kocho Otani,
Chicago Nisei
string or cord. (Hurley is ral Government gears up
job head abbot of the Shinshu
for an election campaign, the finance deputy’s
recognized
as
a
world
aut
Runs Himself
Macdonald Otani School of Buddhism,
hority on identification of Prime Minister Trudeau when Donald
Down With
cord decorated pottery.) It has started juggling some was finance minister and announced he would secede .
of his top public servant - stayed on when Jean Chre- from the nation’s biggest
is
believed
theinhabitants
Own Automobile were fishermen and hunt among those changing po tian took over. He helped religious organization which .
CHICAGO. — A motorist ers, but it is. not yet known sitions will be Mr. Thomas prepare two budgets for has over 10 million follow
each minister at a time wh ers.
here was run over by his if they were early Japane Shoyama.
Mr. Shoyama has been mo en the main emphasis was
Otani told a press confe
own car in the early morn se or native Ainu peoples.
ing hours of Jan. 10 after The size of the village and ved from the important po restraint to combat infla rence he would make the
Higashi Honwanji Temple,
he and a friend freed it the potential number of ho sition of deputy minister of tion.
from a snowbank?
uses is unusual for its pe finance to the more relax Sources said he is tired and the headquarters of the
The victim, Steve M. Sa riod’ and for such a north ed but still top job of spe looking for a less contro school, an independent se
Whether ct.
' '
meshima, 30, of Forest Pa ern latitude, says Hurley, cial adviser to the Prime versial position.
The Otanis, who claim to
rk, was taken to Northwes so the extent of the find Minister on constitutional his new job will be that,
coming
as
Mr.
Trdueau
se
be the descendents of Shin
tern Memorial Hospital, has been surprising to the
eks to make constitutional ran, founder <?of the Jodo
where he was hospitalized archaeologists.
J
ph.
Researchers
matters and national uni-' Shinshu School of Buddhi
in good condition.
Digging at the site was
ty an election issue, rema sm, has long feuded with a
Sgt. Hugh Heraty of the complicated by the fact Claim Pain Relief
ins to be seen.
majority group directed by
East Chicago Ave. Dist. Po that above it are garden
In
Cancer
Sufferers
Mr. Shoyama has moved Ryo Minefuji who is back
lice said Sameshima and plots owned and worked by
TOKYO. — Medical rese into the Prime Minister’s ed by the intraministerial
his friend put the car in 23 different people. Hurley’s
reverse, and propped a sti team of archaeologists, from archers here said recently Office just in time for the bureau of the school.
federal-provincial constitu
The Otani family has be
ck against the accelerator U of T, the Uinversity of that excellent results in
tional
converence.
en insisting that its head
as they pushed on the hood. Nebraska, and the Univer alleviating cancer pain ha
acts as the primate of HiSuddenly, the car leaped sity of North Carolina co ve been obtained by instill
gashi Hongwanji, chief abfrom its parking space in uld therefore not dig indi ing alcohol into the pitu Alta. J.C. Bakery
bot and head priest of the
front of the Chicago Play scriminately, but they rece itary gland.
boy Club and began fishta ived permission to excava
school.
Dr. Fumikazu Takeda of Ends 31 Years Of
iling backward at speeds of te one area where they fo Osaka Medical College said
Minefuji’s group has beService
To
20 to 30 m p.h., with Same und three houses and a si “the pain relief was so ex
en campaigning to restrict
shima chasing, after it, He zeable cache of pottery and cellent that the procedure Raymond, Alta.
the power of the Otani fa
stone implements such as became the first choice of
mily revising the constituti
arty said.
RAYMOND,
Alta.
—
AfThe incident occurred at arrowheads and animal hi treatment for cancer pain
on of the school.
ter
serving
the
community
1:20 a.m., and patrons of de scrapers.
in our hospitals.”
The secession will not be
the Playboy Club, where
A needle is used to pun in the Raymond Bake Shop final unless it is approved
They conducted a proton
Sameshima and his friend magnet ometei’ survey of cture the area housing the for the past 31 years, Amy by the Kyoto Prefectural
and Roy Muraki have sold
had been visiting, poured the entire site, a test which pituitary gland.
government. Otani, howe
Some patients
received the business to a Stirling ver, has said letters were
into the street, cheering for records magnetic current in
the ground. The resistance immediate pain relief, as man. When Roy first began sent to the school, notifying
the car.
x Sameshima’s 1977 Mercu readings they came up with soon as they emerged from to work at the Bake Shop
them of his plans.
ry Monarch continued to indicate where all the ho the anesthetic. Others sa it was- owned by Bill Jones,
The Jodo Shinshu school
circle for 15 to 20 minutes uses are located, so that id they had relief the mor who later sold it to Ted
Able and Paul Evan, part was founded by Shinran in
and police were called.
Hurley’s team, when it re ning after the operation.
Spectators urged officers turns to the site in the spri
Pain relief was complete ners in the venture. Roy the early 13th century and
to shoot out the tires or to ng, can be selective about in 25 of 30 patients. When joined them in the partner was broken into two schools
Higashi
shoot the car motor. Neither where to dig. They will ev it recurred, treatments we ship and later purchased represented
suggestion was heeded. Tra entually be able to excava re given again until satis their interests and has sin Hongwanji Temple and Ni
factory relief was obtain ce operated the shop with shi Hongwanji temples in
ffic on Michigan Ave. was te the entire site.
the help of his wife, Amy. the Edo Period (1600-1868).
From their preliminary ed for up to six months.
Cont. on Page 2
THE NEW CANADIAN
■
1'
-..
*
■
.
Shoyama made special adviser
to Trudeau in latest shuffle
..
TARONTn
Tho
now, thermoluminescence dating Professor Peter Bleed of
ons, ■ nreferrinff
preferring to
to diedig uii
up excavation, the team now
The first
first nns
TORONTO.
remains knows the site was settled for an analysis of the age the University of Nebraska,
ancestral
foreigner to head an archae their
by three continuous occupa of the pottery; Professor will be studying the stone
ological dig in Japan in - themselves.
tools to identify types and
100 years is U of T anthro
Some North Americans tions. More information ab Anthony Davis, Department
pology professor, William have been allowed to work out Yagi will now be deter of Geography, will do a po_- functions.
Hurley’s work on the YaHurley. Hurley has recen on salvage operations sites mined in U of T and Univ llen analysis of the soil to
supported
tly returned from the Ja which have to be exca- ersity of Nebraska labora determine the nature and gi site is being
panese island of Hokkaido,; vated fairly quickly, since tories. Physics Professor type of vegetation at the si by the National Geograpwhere his earlier excavation they have been found dur-, Ron Farquhar will be cond te when it was occupied; hie Society:
— Bulletin.
of an ancint village unear ing construction of roads ucting radio-carbon and and the dig’s co-director,
thed evidence of some of or buildings, and are soon gi!iiHinii!H8iiBijniiiHi5!n!HS!iiiHniiiiiiiiinii!!lHi!siinnniinnjMsiiiiHHiim!!3«ui!iiii!Sisinnini!iiii5iimi!iHsiu
the earliest plant domestic to be destroyed — but Hur
ation ever found in. Japan. ley, in honour of the cent
(This evidence consists of enary of Morse’s dig, was.
carbonized buckwheat, a the first North American
manrdependent plant.)
permitted to excavate a site
An-'independent./Organ/for. Ccmadiarss
Origin
His most recent Hokkai no one had touched.
do dig was the result of 16
The site, covering approx
years of negotiation with imately 60,000 square met Vol. 43 --- No. 10
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Tuesday, February 6, 1979
11 SiiS
II8II Illi
Japanese archaeology,' Not, res and buried beneath half .rillliltllllllllilBllll'BISillfllllllilllTairni’iilBI i ll-IS ll’ll.isill ISIIIllilllllli
since Edward Morse, the a metre of soil in the Hokk
father of modern Japanese aido town of Minamikayabe, Deputy Finance Minister Changes Job
archaeology, excavated
a is called Yagi. It is estima
shell mound near
Tokyo ted to be a village of 40 to
in 1878 have the Japanese 50 pit houses and dates ba
given anyone but their own ck to approximately 5000
archaeology permits for B.C. The village is classifi
full site research evcavati-< ed as Early Joman, on the
basis of associated pottery
OTTAWA. — As the Libe affairs, effective Feb. 1.
which is decorated with
Mr. Shoyama took over
KYOTO. —- Kocho Otani,
Chicago Nisei
string or cord. (Hurley is ral Government gears up
job head abbot of the Shinshu
for an election campaign, the finance deputy’s
recognized
as
a
world
aut
Runs Himself
Macdonald Otani School of Buddhism,
hority on identification of Prime Minister Trudeau when Donald
Down With
cord decorated pottery.) It has started juggling some was finance minister and announced he would secede .
of his top public servant - stayed on when Jean Chre- from the nation’s biggest
is
believed
theinhabitants
Own Automobile were fishermen and hunt among those changing po tian took over. He helped religious organization which .
CHICAGO. — A motorist ers, but it is. not yet known sitions will be Mr. Thomas prepare two budgets for has over 10 million follow
each minister at a time wh ers.
here was run over by his if they were early Japane Shoyama.
Mr. Shoyama has been mo en the main emphasis was
Otani told a press confe
own car in the early morn se or native Ainu peoples.
ing hours of Jan. 10 after The size of the village and ved from the important po restraint to combat infla rence he would make the
Higashi Honwanji Temple,
he and a friend freed it the potential number of ho sition of deputy minister of tion.
from a snowbank?
uses is unusual for its pe finance to the more relax Sources said he is tired and the headquarters of the
The victim, Steve M. Sa riod’ and for such a north ed but still top job of spe looking for a less contro school, an independent se
Whether ct.
' '
meshima, 30, of Forest Pa ern latitude, says Hurley, cial adviser to the Prime versial position.
The Otanis, who claim to
rk, was taken to Northwes so the extent of the find Minister on constitutional his new job will be that,
coming
as
Mr.
Trdueau
se
be the descendents of Shin
tern Memorial Hospital, has been surprising to the
eks to make constitutional ran, founder <?of the Jodo
where he was hospitalized archaeologists.
J
ph.
Researchers
matters and national uni-' Shinshu School of Buddhi
in good condition.
Digging at the site was
ty an election issue, rema sm, has long feuded with a
Sgt. Hugh Heraty of the complicated by the fact Claim Pain Relief
ins to be seen.
majority group directed by
East Chicago Ave. Dist. Po that above it are garden
In
Cancer
Sufferers
Mr. Shoyama has moved Ryo Minefuji who is back
lice said Sameshima and plots owned and worked by
TOKYO. — Medical rese into the Prime Minister’s ed by the intraministerial
his friend put the car in 23 different people. Hurley’s
reverse, and propped a sti team of archaeologists, from archers here said recently Office just in time for the bureau of the school.
federal-provincial constitu
The Otani family has be
ck against the accelerator U of T, the Uinversity of that excellent results in
tional
converence.
en insisting that its head
as they pushed on the hood. Nebraska, and the Univer alleviating cancer pain ha
acts as the primate of HiSuddenly, the car leaped sity of North Carolina co ve been obtained by instill
gashi Hongwanji, chief abfrom its parking space in uld therefore not dig indi ing alcohol into the pitu Alta. J.C. Bakery
bot and head priest of the
front of the Chicago Play scriminately, but they rece itary gland.
boy Club and began fishta ived permission to excava
school.
Dr. Fumikazu Takeda of Ends 31 Years Of
iling backward at speeds of te one area where they fo Osaka Medical College said
Minefuji’s group has beService
To
20 to 30 m p.h., with Same und three houses and a si “the pain relief was so ex
en campaigning to restrict
shima chasing, after it, He zeable cache of pottery and cellent that the procedure Raymond, Alta.
the power of the Otani fa
stone implements such as became the first choice of
mily revising the constituti
arty said.
RAYMOND,
Alta.
—
AfThe incident occurred at arrowheads and animal hi treatment for cancer pain
on of the school.
ter
serving
the
community
1:20 a.m., and patrons of de scrapers.
in our hospitals.”
The secession will not be
the Playboy Club, where
A needle is used to pun in the Raymond Bake Shop final unless it is approved
They conducted a proton
Sameshima and his friend magnet ometei’ survey of cture the area housing the for the past 31 years, Amy by the Kyoto Prefectural
and Roy Muraki have sold
had been visiting, poured the entire site, a test which pituitary gland.
government. Otani, howe
Some patients
received the business to a Stirling ver, has said letters were
into the street, cheering for records magnetic current in
the ground. The resistance immediate pain relief, as man. When Roy first began sent to the school, notifying
the car.
x Sameshima’s 1977 Mercu readings they came up with soon as they emerged from to work at the Bake Shop
them of his plans.
ry Monarch continued to indicate where all the ho the anesthetic. Others sa it was- owned by Bill Jones,
The Jodo Shinshu school
circle for 15 to 20 minutes uses are located, so that id they had relief the mor who later sold it to Ted
Able and Paul Evan, part was founded by Shinran in
and police were called.
Hurley’s team, when it re ning after the operation.
Spectators urged officers turns to the site in the spri
Pain relief was complete ners in the venture. Roy the early 13th century and
to shoot out the tires or to ng, can be selective about in 25 of 30 patients. When joined them in the partner was broken into two schools
Higashi
shoot the car motor. Neither where to dig. They will ev it recurred, treatments we ship and later purchased represented
suggestion was heeded. Tra entually be able to excava re given again until satis their interests and has sin Hongwanji Temple and Ni
factory relief was obtain ce operated the shop with shi Hongwanji temples in
ffic on Michigan Ave. was te the entire site.
the help of his wife, Amy. the Edo Period (1600-1868).
From their preliminary ed for up to six months.
Cont. on Page 2
THE NEW CANADIAN
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1'
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■
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Shoyama made special adviser
to Trudeau in latest shuffle
..
Page 2
Tuesday, February 6, 1979
PAGE 1
Runaway Car
Cent, from Page 1
Astronauts of
The New Canadian
E8tabli8hedinl939
1 irig machine was deflected
stopped.
Second (jam mail No. 0036,6
Japanese
into
a
concrete
safety
stanSameshima, a
A member of Ethnic Press
Association of Ontario
importer, dard in the center of the
American wine
and Canada Federation
meanwhile continued to try intersection.
He wonders why the Ja-.
(Pacific Citizen)
Sameshima, who escaped
to corral his car,
which
T. UMEZUKI PUBLISHER
unlike
K.C. TSUMURA
The name of Vaughn M. I panes® language is
.
bore Calif, license plate SA-. with cuts and bruises, said
English Section Editor
KE-1.
| from his hospital bed that Greene’s book, ASTRONAU-. a"y
.pe°PKEN MORI
^*®app '
Since the left door was * he had been successful in TS OF ANCIENT .JAPAN j c,,n’blng
Japanese Section Editor
open he finally took a leap । the past in propping the (Merlin Engine Works, Box ar’ is there ? 1,nk between
479 Queen Street West,
and tried to get inside- to t accelerator down in order 169, Milbrae, Ca. 94030 — ancients of Japan and the
Toronto. Ont. M5V 2A9
stop the vehicle. But the [. to get his car out of a snow price unlisted), should be a ancients of America (Incas,
PHONE 366.5005
Aztecs, etc), why did the
door hit him, and he was bank.
Published on Tuesdays and
tip-off to what the
San
Egyptians,
Incas,
Japanese
But
I
’
ll
never
try
it
aga
to
the
pavement
knocked
Fridays
Francisco JACLer presents
and
other
sundisc
worship
and run over. Heraty said. in,” he vowed. “It doesn’t in a jam-packed, 150-page
SUBSCRIPTION
pers all practice intermar
Police Sgt. William Pig- work well at all.”
$10.00 for Six Months
paperback, dealing with the
riage
of
the
royal
.
family
He
said
he
was
a
bit
up
got then positioned a squ$17.00 for one year.
occult, mysterious and an
(to
protect
the
sky-god
blo
set
that
onlookers
were
ad car in the driverless acient civilizations.
his
car
as
he
cheering
for
' uto’s path and the careen
He mentions UFOs and od?). . - and 15 chapters fo
efforts to stop astronauts, constantly rais llow with speculative an
swers and more questions
ing questions about what
“I suppose it must have -we meekly regard as scien and-answers that pop as he
Wedding And I looked
funny ” he said, “but tific fact, and.with a steady explores the subject furth
Help Wanted
,
Photo Finishing it certainly wasn’t funny focus on things Japanese er..
to me.”
in a headv
introduction.
Mixing fact and fiction, SEWING MACHINE ope
Sumida
To top it all off,
He wonders why the Ainu myth arid mystery can be rators wanted for dresses.
charged Sameshima _ with ; were original inhabitants entertaining — as far out Home sewers. Will pick up
Photographic
BiU
SERVICE IS QUICK and Eco i negligent driving and leay- i and where they came from. as the mind will allow. Gremotor If Japan is a land of moun ene remains
nomical. Since all works — f ing an unattended
inquisitive,. 297-2163 (Toronto).
from picture taking *to print
vehicle rimning.
tains jutting out of the sea, coming up with a final qu-. CLEAN EXPERIENCED
finishing, is done by our staff.
Heraty, when asked how is the submerged part
estion in closing a kind of < French Cuisine morning ChPHONE 423-8143
Sameshima could be char drowned - continent once
“believe it or not” compen- j ef, 5 day week, 8 a.m. to
ged with negligent driving called Lemuria? He notes
dium of his own: Can it be 4:30 p.m. Applicant should
when he wasn’t even in the the people of the Jomon
that the mysterious gods have previous. French res
car, replied blandly:
era living in Japan at least that prevailed in ancient taurant experience. Phone
“That will be up to the .12,000 years ago and then
Japan are back as a war- for appointment 924-2798,
I judge when he goes to tra the discovery of Jomon po
devastated nation makes its Michel Scheffler.
ffic court March 15.”
ttery over 5,000 years old in comeback — far richer than
Peru. How did the pottery ever dreamed of by
the experienced” sewing
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machine operators for men’s
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get there, he asks, but more bandit-generals? H H.
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amazing, to him is that pot
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tery looks like a modern
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Continuing with the int
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real International Airport.
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PAGE 1
Runaway Car
Cent, from Page 1
Astronauts of
The New Canadian
E8tabli8hedinl939
1 irig machine was deflected
stopped.
Second (jam mail No. 0036,6
Japanese
into
a
concrete
safety
stanSameshima, a
A member of Ethnic Press
Association of Ontario
importer, dard in the center of the
American wine
and Canada Federation
meanwhile continued to try intersection.
He wonders why the Ja-.
(Pacific Citizen)
Sameshima, who escaped
to corral his car,
which
T. UMEZUKI PUBLISHER
unlike
K.C. TSUMURA
The name of Vaughn M. I panes® language is
.
bore Calif, license plate SA-. with cuts and bruises, said
English Section Editor
KE-1.
| from his hospital bed that Greene’s book, ASTRONAU-. a"y
.pe°PKEN MORI
^*®app '
Since the left door was * he had been successful in TS OF ANCIENT .JAPAN j c,,n’blng
Japanese Section Editor
open he finally took a leap । the past in propping the (Merlin Engine Works, Box ar’ is there ? 1,nk between
479 Queen Street West,
and tried to get inside- to t accelerator down in order 169, Milbrae, Ca. 94030 — ancients of Japan and the
Toronto. Ont. M5V 2A9
stop the vehicle. But the [. to get his car out of a snow price unlisted), should be a ancients of America (Incas,
PHONE 366.5005
Aztecs, etc), why did the
door hit him, and he was bank.
Published on Tuesdays and
tip-off to what the
San
Egyptians,
Incas,
Japanese
But
I
’
ll
never
try
it
aga
to
the
pavement
knocked
Fridays
Francisco JACLer presents
and
other
sundisc
worship
and run over. Heraty said. in,” he vowed. “It doesn’t in a jam-packed, 150-page
SUBSCRIPTION
pers all practice intermar
Police Sgt. William Pig- work well at all.”
$10.00 for Six Months
paperback, dealing with the
riage
of
the
royal
.
family
He
said
he
was
a
bit
up
got then positioned a squ$17.00 for one year.
occult, mysterious and an
(to
protect
the
sky-god
blo
set
that
onlookers
were
ad car in the driverless acient civilizations.
his
car
as
he
cheering
for
' uto’s path and the careen
He mentions UFOs and od?). . - and 15 chapters fo
efforts to stop astronauts, constantly rais llow with speculative an
swers and more questions
ing questions about what
“I suppose it must have -we meekly regard as scien and-answers that pop as he
Wedding And I looked
funny ” he said, “but tific fact, and.with a steady explores the subject furth
Help Wanted
,
Photo Finishing it certainly wasn’t funny focus on things Japanese er..
to me.”
in a headv
introduction.
Mixing fact and fiction, SEWING MACHINE ope
Sumida
To top it all off,
He wonders why the Ainu myth arid mystery can be rators wanted for dresses.
charged Sameshima _ with ; were original inhabitants entertaining — as far out Home sewers. Will pick up
Photographic
BiU
SERVICE IS QUICK and Eco i negligent driving and leay- i and where they came from. as the mind will allow. Gremotor If Japan is a land of moun ene remains
nomical. Since all works — f ing an unattended
inquisitive,. 297-2163 (Toronto).
from picture taking *to print
vehicle rimning.
tains jutting out of the sea, coming up with a final qu-. CLEAN EXPERIENCED
finishing, is done by our staff.
Heraty, when asked how is the submerged part
estion in closing a kind of < French Cuisine morning ChPHONE 423-8143
Sameshima could be char drowned - continent once
“believe it or not” compen- j ef, 5 day week, 8 a.m. to
ged with negligent driving called Lemuria? He notes
dium of his own: Can it be 4:30 p.m. Applicant should
when he wasn’t even in the the people of the Jomon
that the mysterious gods have previous. French res
car, replied blandly:
era living in Japan at least that prevailed in ancient taurant experience. Phone
“That will be up to the .12,000 years ago and then
Japan are back as a war- for appointment 924-2798,
I judge when he goes to tra the discovery of Jomon po
devastated nation makes its Michel Scheffler.
ffic court March 15.”
ttery over 5,000 years old in comeback — far richer than
Peru. How did the pottery ever dreamed of by
the experienced” sewing
Authentic Oriental Gifts
machine operators for men’s
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get there, he asks, but more bandit-generals? H H.
clothes, jacket and coats.
Kimonos & Accessories
“Doctor of Chiropratic”
amazing, to him is that pot
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tery looks like a modern
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Roxton
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space suits, down to quick
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TORONTO
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phone 489-8611
Draperies,
floor, Toronto.
ets. What was their model?
Continuing with the int
Carpets
CP AIR requires assistant
roduction, Greene proceeds
to work part time at Mont
And Covers
to describe the people of
real International Airport.
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7 SUPERIOR AVE
Yamata — Ih third group
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Room 301, Toronto
inhabiting
Japan
who
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led by Jimmu Tenno.
ecutive Park, 3751
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Chicago to restore historic
Japanese "Ho-o Den"
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
918 BATHURST ST., TORONTO
Telephone: 534-4302
SUNDAY SCHOOL — 10:30 A.M.
SERMONS: English —- 11 a.m. & Japanese 12:30 pm
It is a good, policy to
*5* have the Right Policy
INSURANCE AGENTS
2 Carlton St. 6th. floor
Toronto MSB US .
PHONE 368-4681
A $200,000; in 1935.
CHICAGO.
federal grant for the first' But the complex became
phase of a plan to restore a victim of wartime- tension Buy and Sell Your House
an historic Japanese com only a few years later Du
Through
plex on Wooded Island in ring and after WW HR it
SEICHO-NO-IE
TOSH IWAI
Jackson Park; just south was repeatedly vandalized
of the Chicago Museum of and set afire. By the mid- MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
1880 O'CONNOR DRIVE
Science and industry, a sta 1950s, all that remained at
English Service & Sunday School
SUITE 505
te
conservation
official the site was a stone Japa... on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
TORONTO, ONT.
nese lantern on a tall pede
said recently.
757-5184
666 Victoria Park Aye., At Danforth Toronto, Ont.
stal.
..
.
.
.
The original complex,
The restoration idea was
which was built as Japan’s
Custom Picture
exhibit in the 1893 Columb conceived within the Chica
Framing
go department of planning,
ian
Exposition,
featured
a
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
200-foot-long
traditional city and community deve
Nishimura
ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN,
wooden “palace” called the lopment. The city will put
BROADVIEW AT SIMPSON AVE.
PICTURE FRAMES
“Ho-o Den” that was set up $200,000 in community 1278 Yonge St., Toronto 7, Ont.
' ; SUNDAY School and WORSHIP Service, 2:00 p.m.
in an acre of formal Japan development funds to match
South of Woodlawn
Tuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:00 p.m.
the federal grant.
TOKIO NISHIMURA
ese gardens.
PHONE 923-6877
Phone Pastor .S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1086
A small Japanese teahou
“If we need more federal
se was moved to the site money, we’ll go for it,” sa< from the 1933 Century of id George Cooley, one of
ST. ANDREW’S JAPANESE CONGREGATION
Progress exposition at the the coordinators of the pro
lakefront.
ject for the city.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF TORONTO I
Dale Hench, an official | Cooley said the initial
SUNDAY SERVICE 11:30 A.M.
of the Illinois Department $400,000 will be spent priFEB. 11, 1979 “False Prophets & False. Christs”
of Conservation,
through
on reestablishing
FORMAL RENTALS 1 HOWLAND AT BARTON STREETS
which the federal money ^be Japanese garden and I
,
Cus+om Made Suits
i
TEL. 654-5657 CHURCH OFFICE 536-5557
will be channeled, said that making
mnifjT1o’ other
nth^r- landscaping
landscabimr |
& Trousers
REV. (ROLAND M. KAWANO
although Washington’s for improvements on Wooded
mal approval of the resto Island, which is formally
ration project is still requ known as the Paul H. Dou
TORONTO JAPANESE SEVENTH-DAY
ired, it would be virtually glas Nature Sanctuary.
ADVENTIST CHURCH
automatic.
The project has drawn
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
Saturday 9:30 a.m. — Bible Study
After the 1893 fair, the a warm response from Chi
Tel. 463-8104
11:00 a.m. — Worship Preaching Service
complex was given by Ja cago’s Japanese communi
pan to the United States ty according to Yoshinao
19 Mortimer Ave., Toronto — Tel. 491-6740
government and then trans Odaka, Japan’s consul ge
ALL WELCOME
ferred to Chicago’s control neral here.
as a symbol of Japanese-American friendship.
After the .teahouse was
When Buying Or Selling A Home
COUNTER
moved to the site following
Call KEN HORI
INFLATION
the lakefront exposition, the
8
palace was extensively re
K. HORI REAL ESTATE
BY PLANNED
SHOP
habilitated
and
the
garden
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARS
MONEY
Phone: 431-9191
was significantly enlarged
14 Perirato Gres
733 Danforth Ave.
MANAGEMENT
Toronto
Income Tax Reduction
Phone Store 463-3426
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Retirement Income
Home 469-0293
INSTITUTE
Family Protection
Buying or Selling of Homes
Japanese Food
170 University, Suite 502
Disability Pay Cheques
Arranging or Buying of MORTGAGES
Deliver Evenings
Mortgage Redemption
979-3072
REV. S. SHIGEFUJI
JLLaCLJ. 11 j
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Recilfow
Private lessons in pro
nunciation, conversation,
reading or writing for
beginner, intermediate or
advanced levels. Arrange
your own hours, day or
evening.
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 CLASS FARE:
Toronto - Vancouver jCreturn) 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.
*
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Toronto Office 162 Spadina Aye. 869-1291
KEN KUTSUKAKE
NATIONAL LIFE
OF CANADA
522 UNIVERSITY AVE.
SUITE 700, TORONTO
TEL. 598-4050
Or do you have to buy mineral water every day? Then why
don’t you try our mineral ores with rare earth to make it at
your own home!
Are You in Need to go to a HOT SPRING or SPA
Away From Home?
Then why not try our portable radium hot spring for
home use. You can enjoy the same effectiveness any time at
your convenience.
It Sure Pays in the Long Run.
ia
and Saturdays
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Do You Need to-Drink a Lot of Water?
PLEASE CONSULT US ON THE ABOVE DATES
K. Iwata Travel Service.
College Tuition Fund
INTERMESH
145 MARLEE AVE., TORONTO. TEL. 783-7335
Alcan
Building
Products I
Authorized Deafer
"MISTER
ALUMINUM"
Metro Toronto License B1971
Member of Better Business
Bureau
* SA VESTROUGH, Conti
nuous lengths
i
♦ SOFFIT & FASCIA, for I
roof overhang
* SIDING * SHUTTERS
♦ STORM DOORS &
WINDOWS
755-6505
Proprietor: Masao Aida
Chicago to restore historic
Japanese "Ho-o Den"
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
918 BATHURST ST., TORONTO
Telephone: 534-4302
SUNDAY SCHOOL — 10:30 A.M.
SERMONS: English —- 11 a.m. & Japanese 12:30 pm
It is a good, policy to
*5* have the Right Policy
INSURANCE AGENTS
2 Carlton St. 6th. floor
Toronto MSB US .
PHONE 368-4681
A $200,000; in 1935.
CHICAGO.
federal grant for the first' But the complex became
phase of a plan to restore a victim of wartime- tension Buy and Sell Your House
an historic Japanese com only a few years later Du
Through
plex on Wooded Island in ring and after WW HR it
SEICHO-NO-IE
TOSH IWAI
Jackson Park; just south was repeatedly vandalized
of the Chicago Museum of and set afire. By the mid- MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
1880 O'CONNOR DRIVE
Science and industry, a sta 1950s, all that remained at
English Service & Sunday School
SUITE 505
te
conservation
official the site was a stone Japa... on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
TORONTO, ONT.
nese lantern on a tall pede
said recently.
757-5184
666 Victoria Park Aye., At Danforth Toronto, Ont.
stal.
..
.
.
.
The original complex,
The restoration idea was
which was built as Japan’s
Custom Picture
exhibit in the 1893 Columb conceived within the Chica
Framing
go department of planning,
ian
Exposition,
featured
a
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
200-foot-long
traditional city and community deve
Nishimura
ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN,
wooden “palace” called the lopment. The city will put
BROADVIEW AT SIMPSON AVE.
PICTURE FRAMES
“Ho-o Den” that was set up $200,000 in community 1278 Yonge St., Toronto 7, Ont.
' ; SUNDAY School and WORSHIP Service, 2:00 p.m.
in an acre of formal Japan development funds to match
South of Woodlawn
Tuesday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 8:00 p.m.
the federal grant.
TOKIO NISHIMURA
ese gardens.
PHONE 923-6877
Phone Pastor .S. Yokota 425-6128, Mr. H. Yoshida 461-1086
A small Japanese teahou
“If we need more federal
se was moved to the site money, we’ll go for it,” sa< from the 1933 Century of id George Cooley, one of
ST. ANDREW’S JAPANESE CONGREGATION
Progress exposition at the the coordinators of the pro
lakefront.
ject for the city.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF TORONTO I
Dale Hench, an official | Cooley said the initial
SUNDAY SERVICE 11:30 A.M.
of the Illinois Department $400,000 will be spent priFEB. 11, 1979 “False Prophets & False. Christs”
of Conservation,
through
on reestablishing
FORMAL RENTALS 1 HOWLAND AT BARTON STREETS
which the federal money ^be Japanese garden and I
,
Cus+om Made Suits
i
TEL. 654-5657 CHURCH OFFICE 536-5557
will be channeled, said that making
mnifjT1o’ other
nth^r- landscaping
landscabimr |
& Trousers
REV. (ROLAND M. KAWANO
although Washington’s for improvements on Wooded
mal approval of the resto Island, which is formally
ration project is still requ known as the Paul H. Dou
TORONTO JAPANESE SEVENTH-DAY
ired, it would be virtually glas Nature Sanctuary.
ADVENTIST CHURCH
automatic.
The project has drawn
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
Saturday 9:30 a.m. — Bible Study
After the 1893 fair, the a warm response from Chi
Tel. 463-8104
11:00 a.m. — Worship Preaching Service
complex was given by Ja cago’s Japanese communi
pan to the United States ty according to Yoshinao
19 Mortimer Ave., Toronto — Tel. 491-6740
government and then trans Odaka, Japan’s consul ge
ALL WELCOME
ferred to Chicago’s control neral here.
as a symbol of Japanese-American friendship.
After the .teahouse was
When Buying Or Selling A Home
COUNTER
moved to the site following
Call KEN HORI
INFLATION
the lakefront exposition, the
8
palace was extensively re
K. HORI REAL ESTATE
BY PLANNED
SHOP
habilitated
and
the
garden
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARS
MONEY
Phone: 431-9191
was significantly enlarged
14 Perirato Gres
733 Danforth Ave.
MANAGEMENT
Toronto
Income Tax Reduction
Phone Store 463-3426
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Retirement Income
Home 469-0293
INSTITUTE
Family Protection
Buying or Selling of Homes
Japanese Food
170 University, Suite 502
Disability Pay Cheques
Arranging or Buying of MORTGAGES
Deliver Evenings
Mortgage Redemption
979-3072
REV. S. SHIGEFUJI
JLLaCLJ. 11 j
I
I
s
Recilfow
Private lessons in pro
nunciation, conversation,
reading or writing for
beginner, intermediate or
advanced levels. Arrange
your own hours, day or
evening.
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 CLASS FARE:
Toronto - Vancouver jCreturn) 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.
*
I
j
I
Toronto Office 162 Spadina Aye. 869-1291
KEN KUTSUKAKE
NATIONAL LIFE
OF CANADA
522 UNIVERSITY AVE.
SUITE 700, TORONTO
TEL. 598-4050
Or do you have to buy mineral water every day? Then why
don’t you try our mineral ores with rare earth to make it at
your own home!
Are You in Need to go to a HOT SPRING or SPA
Away From Home?
Then why not try our portable radium hot spring for
home use. You can enjoy the same effectiveness any time at
your convenience.
It Sure Pays in the Long Run.
ia
and Saturdays
MITS TANOUYE
Do You Need to-Drink a Lot of Water?
PLEASE CONSULT US ON THE ABOVE DATES
K. Iwata Travel Service.
College Tuition Fund
INTERMESH
145 MARLEE AVE., TORONTO. TEL. 783-7335
Alcan
Building
Products I
Authorized Deafer
"MISTER
ALUMINUM"
Metro Toronto License B1971
Member of Better Business
Bureau
* SA VESTROUGH, Conti
nuous lengths
i
♦ SOFFIT & FASCIA, for I
roof overhang
* SIDING * SHUTTERS
♦ STORM DOORS &
WINDOWS
755-6505
Proprietor: Masao Aida
Page 4
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2627 Yonge St. Toronto
TELEPHONE 481-8928
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TASTE OF CHINA
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RESTAURANT
5130 Dundas Street West,
Islington, Ontario
TeL 231-4000
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459 CHURCH STREET
PHONE 924-1303
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195 RICHMOND ST. WEST
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RESTAURANT
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PHONE 924-1303
"Masa" Restaurant
195 RICHMOND ST. WEST
TORONTO, ONTARIO
PHONE 863-9519
SHOP
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