Page 1
United Natrons University in Tokyo passes its first big test
Althou^ft^tKe university
TOKYO. — Nobody ever first to be located in Japan, posed by Jimmy Carter was on.
got a degree from the Tok operates in more than 100 turned down by the U.S. Interest from, the endow may np^^^^ipnymous wiyo-based United Nations countries, coordinating re Senate, but Hester said he ment fund, which . Hester th i
Univ, and nobody ever will. search programs with other is confident the United hopes will total $500 mill
But this little heard-of United Nations affiliated Sates will make a contri ion by 1981, is a major so
urce of income for the uni involvedy^riwtw academic
bution.
institution, tucked away on groups. two floors of a Tokyo sky Japan has been its stron In this connection, Hester versity. This form of fund- world.
Hester ■
the
scraper, now has sufficient gest supporter, pledging said he will visit Washing ding is designed to free the
workings orN\tJfe university
funds to take its place., in $100 million as well as buil ton later this month to institution from politics and
“drum up enthusiasm” for thus preserve its academic
dings and facilities.
the academic, world.
Cont. on Page 2
freedom.
the
multi-natiori
institutiJA
$10
million
grant
pro
The turning point in the
Univ.’s three-year history came in December
when the British govern-*
ment pledged $10 million
million pounds), reported its America director,
Dr. James Hester.
Britain’s contribution “ra
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
dically altered” the institu
tion’s financial picture and
TORONTO, ONT.
Tuesday, March 13, 1979
prompted other govern Vol. 43 — No. 20
ments in Asia and the Mid
dle East to take a fresh
Chosen out of 120 nominees
look at their financial ass
istance, Hester said in an
interview.
Instead of paying for
the upkeep, of a campus
and buildings, providing GARDENA, Calif. — “You perty losses alone which
students with learned pro talk about redress,-and that were suffered by Japanese
fessors and all the other hits the press. Talk about American evacuees were in
LONDON. — Naomi Ue glish before lapsing into
excess
of
$400
million.
Dr.
things expected of a con constitutional rights. . . and
mura, the Japanese explo Japanese at the awards ce
Uyeda
added
that
the
am
ventional university, contri no one pays any attention.”
rer and mountaineer , who remony in London’s glitte
ount
plus
the
interest
that
butions are put into an So spoke Dr. Clifford
became the first man to ring Guildhall.
would
have
accrued
since
endowment fund, the inte Uyeda, National President
make a solo trek across the Uemura received the gol
American 1942 would come to billions frozen Arctic sea to the den laurel worth about
rest of which supports the
institution.
Citizens League, at the re of dollars.
North Pole, recently won $100,000 from last year’s
The U N. organization has cent installation ceremony The total-cost of paying the international award winner, Kathy Miller, 14, of
several research projects in of the Gardena J ACL chap $25,000 per evacuee would for valor in sport ahead of Scottsdale, Ariz., who made
the works and all are “mo ter, in remarks wjiich in be about $3 billion, he said. 120 nominees from 121 co an amazing return to mara
ving ahead vigorously,” He effect defended the outlines
Conceding that so far it untries.
thon running after a seri
of the proposals for red is the dollar figure that has Uemura, 37 and only 5- ous auto accident.
ster said.
“In Algeria, for example, ress for the wartime evacu- gotten all of the attention foot-3, was overawed by it
A solitary path finder,
Uemura took 57 days to
we’re helping to design a es which is currently being and created a “backlash” of all.
solar village where traditi drawn up by' the National sorts, Dr. Uyeda said that
“It’s just incredible,” complete his 500-mile jour
onal architecture and mod Committee for Redress.
that’s not a bad thing beca Uemura said in halting En- ney in May, 1978.
ern solar energy will be Referring to the proposed use as far as he and others
combined. The university is figure of $25,000. as the am involved in preparing the
supplying the technical in ount to be asked for each
<—— proposal are concerned, it’s Tomb of Japan's first historiographer
put on solar knowledge.
person interned in a war not the money, it’s the prinOno Yasumaro causes excitement
“The university has pass time detention camp,
ed its first test. It’s really Uyeda made the point that
It’s one way of making NARA. —• An extensive pitched a tent at the site
phenomenal when you th “It is substantial because the general public aware
archaeological dig began to keep a round-the-clock,
ink we’ve only been going it must be substantial or it of the internment episode, Jan. 24 at the site of the watch.
for three years,” he said.
doesn’t become a deterrent he declared.
Two specialists of the
“It should be in all the grave of Japan’s first histo Kashiwara Archaeological
Britain intially was one in the future.”
riographer, Ono Yasumaro,
'■ of the governments oppos He also cited an anti- history books, but it isn’t.” discovered on Jan. 21.
Institute began photograp
ed to the creation of the Vietnam War demonstrati And, he warned, “It could
The tomb mound was fo hing and measuring the
university but reversed its on in Washington in 1971 happen again.”
und by chance by a farmer tomb, preparatory work wh
decision after a thorough when more than a thousand He said that he agreed on his tea farm in the east ich is likely to take' about
eyalution program. Hester protesters were
arrested with those who object to ern part of Nara, capital two weeks.
also was lukewarm about on the steps of the Capitol. comparisons being
made of Japan in the 7th and 8th
Education board officials
the project at first, the re “Some were held as long between the American de centuries.
said a memorial service wo
tention
camps
and
the
Ger
port said.
The grave, covered a th
as four days, but most we
“There was a feeling that re released after being held man concentration camps. ick layer of charcoal, con uld be held in “a couple of
days” in response to the
international universities al overnight. They sued, and
Saying. “They’re really tained remnants of a coff wishes of local residents.
ready existed and there was the court awardedzeach de not similar at all,” he dec in, human bones and a cop
Maeo Suenaga, director
no need to duplicate what monstrator $10,000.” ,
lared that the latter “were per plaque with an inscrip of the Kashiwara Archaeo
was being done,” Hester ex
exter- tion on it.
That was for an overnight really death camps,
logical Institute, said he ho
99.
plained.
mination
camps
Officials
of
the
cultural
ped there would also be so
He said Britain’s contri detention, he reminded his
true
It
was,
however
asset
preservation
section
bution has had a tremen listeners. “We’re talking ab he added, that in both inst of the Nara Prefectural Bo me writing on the reverse
dous impact* on other nati out years of imprisonment ances “people were put in ard of Education were sent side of the copper tablet.
On the face of the tablet
ons and that France, West without charges, indict to barbed wire camps not to the site in Tawara-cho,
ment,
or
any
proof
of
ha
there is an inscription sta
Germany and Italy are now
by
the
enemy,
but
by
their
Nara
City,
early
in
the
mor
ting the dates of Yasumaactive donors. He declined ving done criminal acts.
own people. No charges we ning.
to comment on the amo- He also pointed eut that re filed, and they were the- They covered the mound ro’s death and burial along
according to Federal Res
unts, however.
(CONT. ON PAGE 2)
with a sheet of canvas and
Cont.
on
Page
2
erve
Bank
estimates,
prothe
The U N Agency,
Hhe New (fanabiaij
“It’s not the money”, says NJACL
President of evacuation redress Adventurer Naomi Uemura wins
international valor in sport award
Althou^ft^tKe university
TOKYO. — Nobody ever first to be located in Japan, posed by Jimmy Carter was on.
got a degree from the Tok operates in more than 100 turned down by the U.S. Interest from, the endow may np^^^^ipnymous wiyo-based United Nations countries, coordinating re Senate, but Hester said he ment fund, which . Hester th i
Univ, and nobody ever will. search programs with other is confident the United hopes will total $500 mill
But this little heard-of United Nations affiliated Sates will make a contri ion by 1981, is a major so
urce of income for the uni involvedy^riwtw academic
bution.
institution, tucked away on groups. two floors of a Tokyo sky Japan has been its stron In this connection, Hester versity. This form of fund- world.
Hester ■
the
scraper, now has sufficient gest supporter, pledging said he will visit Washing ding is designed to free the
workings orN\tJfe university
funds to take its place., in $100 million as well as buil ton later this month to institution from politics and
“drum up enthusiasm” for thus preserve its academic
dings and facilities.
the academic, world.
Cont. on Page 2
freedom.
the
multi-natiori
institutiJA
$10
million
grant
pro
The turning point in the
Univ.’s three-year history came in December
when the British govern-*
ment pledged $10 million
million pounds), reported its America director,
Dr. James Hester.
Britain’s contribution “ra
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
dically altered” the institu
tion’s financial picture and
TORONTO, ONT.
Tuesday, March 13, 1979
prompted other govern Vol. 43 — No. 20
ments in Asia and the Mid
dle East to take a fresh
Chosen out of 120 nominees
look at their financial ass
istance, Hester said in an
interview.
Instead of paying for
the upkeep, of a campus
and buildings, providing GARDENA, Calif. — “You perty losses alone which
students with learned pro talk about redress,-and that were suffered by Japanese
fessors and all the other hits the press. Talk about American evacuees were in
LONDON. — Naomi Ue glish before lapsing into
excess
of
$400
million.
Dr.
things expected of a con constitutional rights. . . and
mura, the Japanese explo Japanese at the awards ce
Uyeda
added
that
the
am
ventional university, contri no one pays any attention.”
rer and mountaineer , who remony in London’s glitte
ount
plus
the
interest
that
butions are put into an So spoke Dr. Clifford
became the first man to ring Guildhall.
would
have
accrued
since
endowment fund, the inte Uyeda, National President
make a solo trek across the Uemura received the gol
American 1942 would come to billions frozen Arctic sea to the den laurel worth about
rest of which supports the
institution.
Citizens League, at the re of dollars.
North Pole, recently won $100,000 from last year’s
The U N. organization has cent installation ceremony The total-cost of paying the international award winner, Kathy Miller, 14, of
several research projects in of the Gardena J ACL chap $25,000 per evacuee would for valor in sport ahead of Scottsdale, Ariz., who made
the works and all are “mo ter, in remarks wjiich in be about $3 billion, he said. 120 nominees from 121 co an amazing return to mara
ving ahead vigorously,” He effect defended the outlines
Conceding that so far it untries.
thon running after a seri
of the proposals for red is the dollar figure that has Uemura, 37 and only 5- ous auto accident.
ster said.
“In Algeria, for example, ress for the wartime evacu- gotten all of the attention foot-3, was overawed by it
A solitary path finder,
Uemura took 57 days to
we’re helping to design a es which is currently being and created a “backlash” of all.
solar village where traditi drawn up by' the National sorts, Dr. Uyeda said that
“It’s just incredible,” complete his 500-mile jour
onal architecture and mod Committee for Redress.
that’s not a bad thing beca Uemura said in halting En- ney in May, 1978.
ern solar energy will be Referring to the proposed use as far as he and others
combined. The university is figure of $25,000. as the am involved in preparing the
supplying the technical in ount to be asked for each
<—— proposal are concerned, it’s Tomb of Japan's first historiographer
put on solar knowledge.
person interned in a war not the money, it’s the prinOno Yasumaro causes excitement
“The university has pass time detention camp,
ed its first test. It’s really Uyeda made the point that
It’s one way of making NARA. —• An extensive pitched a tent at the site
phenomenal when you th “It is substantial because the general public aware
archaeological dig began to keep a round-the-clock,
ink we’ve only been going it must be substantial or it of the internment episode, Jan. 24 at the site of the watch.
for three years,” he said.
doesn’t become a deterrent he declared.
Two specialists of the
“It should be in all the grave of Japan’s first histo Kashiwara Archaeological
Britain intially was one in the future.”
riographer, Ono Yasumaro,
'■ of the governments oppos He also cited an anti- history books, but it isn’t.” discovered on Jan. 21.
Institute began photograp
ed to the creation of the Vietnam War demonstrati And, he warned, “It could
The tomb mound was fo hing and measuring the
university but reversed its on in Washington in 1971 happen again.”
und by chance by a farmer tomb, preparatory work wh
decision after a thorough when more than a thousand He said that he agreed on his tea farm in the east ich is likely to take' about
eyalution program. Hester protesters were
arrested with those who object to ern part of Nara, capital two weeks.
also was lukewarm about on the steps of the Capitol. comparisons being
made of Japan in the 7th and 8th
Education board officials
the project at first, the re “Some were held as long between the American de centuries.
said a memorial service wo
tention
camps
and
the
Ger
port said.
The grave, covered a th
as four days, but most we
“There was a feeling that re released after being held man concentration camps. ick layer of charcoal, con uld be held in “a couple of
days” in response to the
international universities al overnight. They sued, and
Saying. “They’re really tained remnants of a coff wishes of local residents.
ready existed and there was the court awardedzeach de not similar at all,” he dec in, human bones and a cop
Maeo Suenaga, director
no need to duplicate what monstrator $10,000.” ,
lared that the latter “were per plaque with an inscrip of the Kashiwara Archaeo
was being done,” Hester ex
exter- tion on it.
That was for an overnight really death camps,
logical Institute, said he ho
99.
plained.
mination
camps
Officials
of
the
cultural
ped there would also be so
He said Britain’s contri detention, he reminded his
true
It
was,
however
asset
preservation
section
bution has had a tremen listeners. “We’re talking ab he added, that in both inst of the Nara Prefectural Bo me writing on the reverse
dous impact* on other nati out years of imprisonment ances “people were put in ard of Education were sent side of the copper tablet.
On the face of the tablet
ons and that France, West without charges, indict to barbed wire camps not to the site in Tawara-cho,
ment,
or
any
proof
of
ha
there is an inscription sta
Germany and Italy are now
by
the
enemy,
but
by
their
Nara
City,
early
in
the
mor
ting the dates of Yasumaactive donors. He declined ving done criminal acts.
own people. No charges we ning.
to comment on the amo- He also pointed eut that re filed, and they were the- They covered the mound ro’s death and burial along
according to Federal Res
unts, however.
(CONT. ON PAGE 2)
with a sheet of canvas and
Cont.
on
Page
2
erve
Bank
estimates,
prothe
The U N Agency,
Hhe New (fanabiaij
“It’s not the money”, says NJACL
President of evacuation redress Adventurer Naomi Uemura wins
international valor in sport award
Page 2
Tuesday, March 13, 1979
PAGE X
U.N. Univ.. ;
Cont. from Page 1 __
Redress
-Cont. from Page 1
lied his five-year assign re for only one reason —. token, but it would be an
like this:
acknowledgement by the
“What we do is? to-take ment here “absolutely fasci their race.”
Acknowledging that “Ma government of the wrong
abstracts of infurination nating” and said the job
from col lection'* points here stretches every possible ny Nisei feel they cannot committeed against her
in Japan and in theU.S. arid bit of imagination arid inte back the redress program own people.”
send them oufito/seientists lligence that one possesses.” (arguing) that we are pu
He said he will not stand tting a price tag on our
working them 'developing
LOW, LOW PRICES'.
liberty
and
freedom,
”
said
countries so thatN they will for a second term in 1980,
Draperies,
know about the most up, to however, and that the pro Dr. Uyeda, “the loss of free
date information's', quickly cess for choosing his su dom can never be compen
Carpets
sated
monetarily.
Whatever
ccessor
has
already
begun.
It
’
s
the
best
as possible,
we might get would be a
And Covers
information from all over
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Hester, a former;presid Healthy Body & Mind
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PAGE X
U.N. Univ.. ;
Cont. from Page 1 __
Redress
-Cont. from Page 1
lied his five-year assign re for only one reason —. token, but it would be an
like this:
acknowledgement by the
“What we do is? to-take ment here “absolutely fasci their race.”
Acknowledging that “Ma government of the wrong
abstracts of infurination nating” and said the job
from col lection'* points here stretches every possible ny Nisei feel they cannot committeed against her
in Japan and in theU.S. arid bit of imagination arid inte back the redress program own people.”
send them oufito/seientists lligence that one possesses.” (arguing) that we are pu
He said he will not stand tting a price tag on our
working them 'developing
LOW, LOW PRICES'.
liberty
and
freedom,
”
said
countries so thatN they will for a second term in 1980,
Draperies,
know about the most up, to however, and that the pro Dr. Uyeda, “the loss of free
date information's', quickly cess for choosing his su dom can never be compen
Carpets
sated
monetarily.
Whatever
ccessor
has
already
begun.
It
’
s
the
best
as possible,
we might get would be a
And Covers
information from all over
7 SUPERIOR AVE
the world.”
Room 301, Toronto
Hester, a former;presid Healthy Body & Mind
- 252-4857 "
ent of New York Univ; ca- Through the Martial Arts
Wedding And
Photo Finishing
Sumida
Photographic
MISS NIKKEI
BEAUTY PAGEANT
TO SELECT THE CANADIAN FINALIST
TO: COMPETE IN THE
“MISS NIKKEI INTERNATIONAL ”
IN SAO PAULO, BRAZIL
& MONTE CARLO
Friday, March 16, 1979 8 p.m. 1 a.m
TORONTO PRINCE HOTEL
YORK MILLS & DON MILLS ROAD
LIVE BAND: KALEIDOSCOPE”
STARRING: MONA KADONAGA
Refreshments ■— Bar Facilities
PLANNED
MONEY
MANAGEMENT
Admission $10.00 Per Person
Tickets available atv your local Japanese Stores
URGENT NOTICE
The Momiji Health Care Society (formerly the
JCCA Committee for Elderly Care) needs the help
of the Japanese Canadian Community in our eff
orts to establish a Nursing Home. We are attemp
ting to enumerate all the elderly Japanese Cana
dian residerifst inYQntario who require such faciliti
es by March/J^th .for a meeting with government
officials. This ^request; is urgent. If you have relati
ves or friends who fall into any of the following
categories, please complete the form below and
send the information to the address indicated. The
information supplied will be kept entirely confiden
tial and will not be released to anyone without the
consent of the patient or the sponsor.
.CATEGORIES
(a) Would require or desire Nursing Home
Care immediately (for those who cannot care for
themselves completely such as going to the dining
room, bathing, clothing themselves, etc.)
In this category please indicate, also, if you
have the required doctor’s medical assesment form
to enter a nursing home.
a
(b) Those who require or desire Old Age Home
Care (for those who are ambulatory and who can
care for themselves - completely, such as walking
to the dining room, bathing, clothing themselves
-etc.)
' •/
' .
(c) Those: who anticipate the need for Nursing
Home Care within: the riext two or three years.
Send to:
Moiniji Health Care Society,
c/o M^s.|Mary Obata, Vice Chairperson,
63 Twford Road,
’
Islingtori, Ont. M9A 1W5 Tel. 23^6889
Name . .
Address .
I
Name of Sponsor (relative or friend)
Address .
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918 BATHURST ST., TORONTO
Telephone: 534-4303
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English' Service & Sunday School
on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
666 Victoria Park Ave„ At Danforth Toronto, Ont.
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
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PHONE 368-4681
was joined to woodwork be of Kojiki, he states,
lieved to be part of the new This is presented to the Em
decomposed coffin which peror by his loyal vassal, Buy and Sell Your House
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Yasumaro’s bones.
He goes on to point out
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From the heap of human difficulties involved in ad MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
bones retrieved from the apting Chinese characters
1880 O'CONNOR DRIVE
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mound, Suenaga hopes to to the Japanese language.
TORONTO, ONT.
reproduce the physique and
Despite the great linguis
757-5184
possibly, blood type of the tic complications, he finish
historiographer.
ed the three-volume work
< As news of the discovery in four months.
Custom Picture
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Framing
tracting a stream of visit ars theorize that he was
Nishimura
ors. At about 9 a.m., 64 pu- distantly related to Empe
PICTURE FRAMES
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ry school went to the mound Prof. Masao Kayano of 1278 Yonge Stu, Toronto 7, Ont.
South of Woodlawn
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cher.
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fact that he compiled two nese, a theory suggested
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♦FORMAL RENTALS
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celebrated in recent times, 7th year of Yoro (A.D. 723).
& Trousers
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eror Tenmu (673-686) and death is one day . earlier
chronicles the lineage of than the date recorded in
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cial events related to it.
cient chronicle. Archaeolo
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
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Tel. 463-8104
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been memorized by Hieda died on July 6 but a delay
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SHOP
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REV. S. SHIGEFUJI
SEICHO-NO-IE
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
English' Service & Sunday School
on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
666 Victoria Park Ave„ At Danforth Toronto, Ont.
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN,
BROADVIEW AT SIMPSON AVE. ,
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onto the copper.
foreign to most Japanese.
Tbronto MSB M3 :
The back of the plaque In the opening chapter
PHONE 368-4681
was joined to woodwork be of Kojiki, he states,
lieved to be part of the new This is presented to the Em
decomposed coffin which peror by his loyal vassal, Buy and Sell Your House
Through
had presumably contained Yasumaro.”
Yasumaro’s bones.
He goes on to point out
TOSH IWAI
From the heap of human difficulties involved in ad MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
bones retrieved from the apting Chinese characters
1880 O'CONNOR DRIVE
SUITE 505
mound, Suenaga hopes to to the Japanese language.
TORONTO, ONT.
reproduce the physique and
Despite the great linguis
757-5184
possibly, blood type of the tic complications, he finish
historiographer.
ed the three-volume work
< As news of the discovery in four months.
Custom Picture
broke, the site started at Some present-day schol
Framing
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PICTURE FRAMES
! pils of a nearby elementa ror Jinmu.
ry school went to the mound Prof. Masao Kayano of 1278 Yonge Stu, Toronto 7, Ont.
South of Woodlawn
1 accompanied by their tea the Science University of
TOKIO NISHIMURA
cher.
Tokyo does not rule out the
PHONE 923-6877
! Relatively little is known possibility that he might
about Yasumaro despite the have been a naturalized Chi
fact that he compiled two nese, a theory suggested
j monumental historiograp- by his unusual family na
! hical
works
in
the me.
OF TORONTO
8th century — Kojiki and
The inscription on the
Nihonshoki.
plaque states that Yasuma
Kojiki,- for which Yasu ro died on July 6 and was
♦FORMAL RENTALS
maro has become especially buried on Dec. 15 in the
Cut+om Mad. Suits .
celebrated in recent times, 7th year of Yoro (A.D. 723).
& Trousers
was commissioned by Emp The date given for his
eror Tenmu (673-686) and death is one day . earlier
chronicles the lineage of than the date recorded in
the imperial family and offi Shoku Nihongi, another an
cial events related to it.
cient chronicle. Archaeolo
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
The record of the events gists are explaining this
Tel. 463-8104
and imperial lineage had discrepancy by-saying he
been memorized by Hieda died on July 6 but a delay
no Are who is known to ha in conveying news of his
ve had excellent powers of death caused the “mista
memory. Writing techni ken” official record.
ques had not been fully de The copper plaque measu
veloped in the 7th and ear res 29 cm long, 6 cm wide
ly 8th centuries.
and 2-3 mm thick and the
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SHOP
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GIFT
733 Danforth Ave.
Toronto
Phone Store 463-3426
Home 469-0293
Japanese Food
Deliver. Evenings
and Saturdays
Alcan
Building
Products
. . Authorizad Dutor ,
"MISTER
ALUMINUM"
INSTALLATIONS
Metro Toronto License B1971
Member of Better Business
Bureau
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• SOFFIT & FASCIA, for
roof overhang
* SIDING * SHUTTERS
• STORM DOORS &
.
WINDOWS
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