Page 1
To
study
differences
between
Nisei
&
Sansei
Foreigners amazed at Jpnz. LOS ANGELES. — A su ve Fujita and Dave O’Bri up in an urban environ
rvey of some 750 second en, University of Akron ment, their roles in their
women's high fashion
and third generation Japa professors, under.; the aus communities and their vi
nese Americans in Garde pices of the National Insti ews on issues relevant to
TOKYO -— Hot on the on the street and everyone na, Fresno and Sacramen tute of Mental Health.
Japanese Americans.
heels of the French and who counts will be wearing to, California, to study how
The scholars hope to le Prof. Fujita is currently
Italians for the. title of the it.
1their perspectives
differ, arn the effects on the Ni a visiting assistant resear
Women’s Wear daily, will be undertaken by Ste sei and Sansei of growing cher at U CL A.
world’s best7dressed women
are the Japanese — the the bible of American fash
women who have abando ion, was so impressed with
ned tjheir kimonos for Di Japan’s well dressed wom
or’s, Oscar De La Renta’s en that owner John Fair
child is launching a birw.e-.
and Hanae Mori’s.
The transformation has ekly Japanese edition on
been so dramatic that even April 16. .
“The fashion axis has be
many Japanese find it hard
to believe that in the late en expanded from New
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
1960s, the vast majority of York-Paris-Milan - Tokyo.”
women here wore drab: co said Christopher Lynn, dir
lored clothing with a home ector of the WWD Japa Vol. 43 — No. .32
Tuesday, April 24, 1979
TORONTO, ONTARIO
made look or traditional ki nese edition.
miiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiniiiininiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinirniiiiiiiiiimiimuiiiiniiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii
What happened to put
mono.
Today foreigners arriving the Japanese in contenti
in Japan expecting to find on fqr the world’s bestsomething very “oriental” dressed title?
Keiko Imai, fashion coor
are equally astonished by
the fashion parade along dinator of Takashimaya
Tokyo famed Ginza — whi company,, one of Japan’s
ch many say rivals that al major department stores,
SAN FRANCISCO. — be appealed before the sta gun, a pipe bomb and other
said
“
the
fashion
industry
ong Paris’ Champs Elyssee,
The State court of appeals te supreme court. She fa weapons and explosive ma
' Rome’s Via Veneto or New boomed in the last 10 years April - 5) upheld the 1977 ces a 15-year sentence.
terials which were found in
because Japanese: women conviction of Wendy Yoshi The 43-page appellate de a garage that she rented
York’s Fifth Avenue.
/T was. absolutely amaz bgan working and travel mura on the weapons char cision rejected claims that, in Berkeley.
ed,” said Joseph Gluzman, ing overseas in large num ges. She could not bez re six errors Occurred in the
The defense had also str
bers
She
said
the
move
to
manager of the mayor’s offi
ached for comment, but her trial in which the jury fo essed the prejudicial effect
ce in Haifa, Israel, and a small houses and apartm attorney, Dennis Riordan, und her guilty of unlawful of bringing to the jury’s at
first-time visitor at Japan. ents after World War II al said the decision would “possession of a machine^ tention Wendy Yoshimura’s
“Japanese women are so so made the difficult-to
association with one-time
wear
kimono
impractical
elegant, so ^fashionable —
fugitive Patricia Hearst and
Japan's
population
is
aging
more
more so than the Europe Sumiko Akimoto, the ed
the Symbionese Liberation
itor-in-chief of High Fash rapidly than in N. America and Europe Army. References to activi- ■
ans.”
ties while a fugitive and
Issey Miyake, one of the ion magazine, said the ba
TOKYO. — More than, in lity to a low birth-rate and part of the time in the comworld’s top designers who sis of the boom was money
left Japan years ago beca from Japan’s general eco North America and Western low mortality in 10, years pany of Patty Hearst viol
use of its then stagnant fa nomic expansion, coupled European countries, Jap that Japan has undergone,” ated her right to a fair tri
shion scene. said, “To me, with the arrival in Japan an’s population is aging ra says Dr Nobuo Shinozaki, al, Wendy’s defense attor
the biggest surprise” is that eight years ago of the first pidly, with, profound long- director of the govern neys claimed.
its ment’s Institute of Populati The court held the evid
Japanese women changed so French ready-to-wear coll run implications for
ections “and. the fact that economic and social struc on Problems.
quickly.”
ence “clearly supports the
ture.
“
No
other
country
the
Japanese
are
used
to
With its life expectancy inferences that she was in
Pierre Baudry, manager
of the French fashion cent spending money for cloth has experienced such a su already the highest in the actual or constructive po
er here, said: “In terms of es.” A good kimono can dden change from the high world (72.69 years for ma ssession of the articles” and
formal dress, the Japane cost the equivalent of sever- birth-rate but high morta- les, 77.95 for females)., Ja further viewed Yoshimura’s
pan’s present level of 9.9 association with a notorio
se are among the
best- thousand dollars.
million persons over 65 will us group of fellow fugitiv
dressed women in the1 wor WWD’s Lynn said, “They Oldest survivor
have nothing else to spend
double by the end of the es from justice, principally
ld.”
century and could reach . “Patricia Hearst and Com
Fashion has become big money on because housing of Hiroshima
25 million by 2025. The spe pany”, was not an abuse of
business in Japan. In 1977, costs are so out-of-sight that dies at 109
ed with which Japan’s po discretion to allow, into ev
Japan’s top~ apparel manu they’re unattainable — so
TOKYO. — Matsu Yoshi- pulation is aging greatly' idence such matters as the
facturers produced
$8.75 they spend a lot of money
billion worth of clothing on status. clothing.”
kurii, Japan’s oldest woman exceeds that of European defendant being armed
Gloria Noda, editor of the and a survivor of the Hiro countries, says Shinozaki, when arrested and having
and its retail stores rang
up $21.7 million in sales. monthly Tokyo Fashion shima atomic bombing, died with Japan reaching in 25 false identification.
Every major European Newsletter, said “role play on April 11th at a nursing years a percentage of aged “The damaging potential
and American designer is ing here is very important home in Beppu, southern in its population that took of this evidence was not to
under exclusive contract to — how you look is more im Japan. She was 109 on Feb. place gradually in France be overlooked, but we find
a major Japanese depart portant-than who you are.” 10 and the nursing home over a span of 126 years no abuse of discretion and
and in Sweden over 80 ye no prejudice,” the court sa
ment store. Tokyo is the She added that fashion for said she died of old age.
id.
only city in the world wh- unmarried girls represents “She wanted to live to ars.
re Paris-trained tailors freedom and beauty. “One the age of 120,” said Haru The implications for so Yoshimura is free on $50,
are kept busy all year ro of our goals is to keep this mi Yano, an official of the cial and economic planing 000 bail pending appeal.
und making haute couture attitude in the married wo home where the woman had are enormous, Japanese au She had dropped out of
men.
lived since the death of her thorities agree. “We exp-, sight in 1972 after police
fashions.
Baudry said that “at first, husband in 1946.
ect a revolution in the fa found a cache of illegal
Fashion shows by mayor
He said Mrs. Yoshikuni mily structure, the econo weapons and explosives in
designers are routinely te Japanese women didn’t
know much about western had breakfast as usual and my and industry, which in a garage she. had rented
levised and there is a local
saying that two weeks af- fashion so. they dressed wi was having a nap when her turn will change the cour under an assumed name. <
ter a “new look” appears in th big names. Now, they breathing became irregular. se of politics in the coun She arid Miss Hearst were
“She died peacefully at try,” says Dr. Toshio Ku arrested in September, 1975,
high fashion or fashion-cu know much more about faroda of Nihon University. in a Sari Francisco.
9:50 a.m.,” he said.
Cont. on Page 2
rrent magazine, it will be
THE NEW CANADIAN
Wendy Yoshimura's appeal fails as
she faces a 15-year prison sentence
study
differences
between
Nisei
&
Sansei
Foreigners amazed at Jpnz. LOS ANGELES. — A su ve Fujita and Dave O’Bri up in an urban environ
rvey of some 750 second en, University of Akron ment, their roles in their
women's high fashion
and third generation Japa professors, under.; the aus communities and their vi
nese Americans in Garde pices of the National Insti ews on issues relevant to
TOKYO -— Hot on the on the street and everyone na, Fresno and Sacramen tute of Mental Health.
Japanese Americans.
heels of the French and who counts will be wearing to, California, to study how
The scholars hope to le Prof. Fujita is currently
Italians for the. title of the it.
1their perspectives
differ, arn the effects on the Ni a visiting assistant resear
Women’s Wear daily, will be undertaken by Ste sei and Sansei of growing cher at U CL A.
world’s best7dressed women
are the Japanese — the the bible of American fash
women who have abando ion, was so impressed with
ned tjheir kimonos for Di Japan’s well dressed wom
or’s, Oscar De La Renta’s en that owner John Fair
child is launching a birw.e-.
and Hanae Mori’s.
The transformation has ekly Japanese edition on
been so dramatic that even April 16. .
“The fashion axis has be
many Japanese find it hard
to believe that in the late en expanded from New
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
1960s, the vast majority of York-Paris-Milan - Tokyo.”
women here wore drab: co said Christopher Lynn, dir
lored clothing with a home ector of the WWD Japa Vol. 43 — No. .32
Tuesday, April 24, 1979
TORONTO, ONTARIO
made look or traditional ki nese edition.
miiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiniiiininiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinirniiiiiiiiiimiimuiiiiniiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii
What happened to put
mono.
Today foreigners arriving the Japanese in contenti
in Japan expecting to find on fqr the world’s bestsomething very “oriental” dressed title?
Keiko Imai, fashion coor
are equally astonished by
the fashion parade along dinator of Takashimaya
Tokyo famed Ginza — whi company,, one of Japan’s
ch many say rivals that al major department stores,
SAN FRANCISCO. — be appealed before the sta gun, a pipe bomb and other
said
“
the
fashion
industry
ong Paris’ Champs Elyssee,
The State court of appeals te supreme court. She fa weapons and explosive ma
' Rome’s Via Veneto or New boomed in the last 10 years April - 5) upheld the 1977 ces a 15-year sentence.
terials which were found in
because Japanese: women conviction of Wendy Yoshi The 43-page appellate de a garage that she rented
York’s Fifth Avenue.
/T was. absolutely amaz bgan working and travel mura on the weapons char cision rejected claims that, in Berkeley.
ed,” said Joseph Gluzman, ing overseas in large num ges. She could not bez re six errors Occurred in the
The defense had also str
bers
She
said
the
move
to
manager of the mayor’s offi
ached for comment, but her trial in which the jury fo essed the prejudicial effect
ce in Haifa, Israel, and a small houses and apartm attorney, Dennis Riordan, und her guilty of unlawful of bringing to the jury’s at
first-time visitor at Japan. ents after World War II al said the decision would “possession of a machine^ tention Wendy Yoshimura’s
“Japanese women are so so made the difficult-to
association with one-time
wear
kimono
impractical
elegant, so ^fashionable —
fugitive Patricia Hearst and
Japan's
population
is
aging
more
more so than the Europe Sumiko Akimoto, the ed
the Symbionese Liberation
itor-in-chief of High Fash rapidly than in N. America and Europe Army. References to activi- ■
ans.”
ties while a fugitive and
Issey Miyake, one of the ion magazine, said the ba
TOKYO. — More than, in lity to a low birth-rate and part of the time in the comworld’s top designers who sis of the boom was money
left Japan years ago beca from Japan’s general eco North America and Western low mortality in 10, years pany of Patty Hearst viol
use of its then stagnant fa nomic expansion, coupled European countries, Jap that Japan has undergone,” ated her right to a fair tri
shion scene. said, “To me, with the arrival in Japan an’s population is aging ra says Dr Nobuo Shinozaki, al, Wendy’s defense attor
the biggest surprise” is that eight years ago of the first pidly, with, profound long- director of the govern neys claimed.
its ment’s Institute of Populati The court held the evid
Japanese women changed so French ready-to-wear coll run implications for
ections “and. the fact that economic and social struc on Problems.
quickly.”
ence “clearly supports the
ture.
“
No
other
country
the
Japanese
are
used
to
With its life expectancy inferences that she was in
Pierre Baudry, manager
of the French fashion cent spending money for cloth has experienced such a su already the highest in the actual or constructive po
er here, said: “In terms of es.” A good kimono can dden change from the high world (72.69 years for ma ssession of the articles” and
formal dress, the Japane cost the equivalent of sever- birth-rate but high morta- les, 77.95 for females)., Ja further viewed Yoshimura’s
pan’s present level of 9.9 association with a notorio
se are among the
best- thousand dollars.
million persons over 65 will us group of fellow fugitiv
dressed women in the1 wor WWD’s Lynn said, “They Oldest survivor
have nothing else to spend
double by the end of the es from justice, principally
ld.”
century and could reach . “Patricia Hearst and Com
Fashion has become big money on because housing of Hiroshima
25 million by 2025. The spe pany”, was not an abuse of
business in Japan. In 1977, costs are so out-of-sight that dies at 109
ed with which Japan’s po discretion to allow, into ev
Japan’s top~ apparel manu they’re unattainable — so
TOKYO. — Matsu Yoshi- pulation is aging greatly' idence such matters as the
facturers produced
$8.75 they spend a lot of money
billion worth of clothing on status. clothing.”
kurii, Japan’s oldest woman exceeds that of European defendant being armed
Gloria Noda, editor of the and a survivor of the Hiro countries, says Shinozaki, when arrested and having
and its retail stores rang
up $21.7 million in sales. monthly Tokyo Fashion shima atomic bombing, died with Japan reaching in 25 false identification.
Every major European Newsletter, said “role play on April 11th at a nursing years a percentage of aged “The damaging potential
and American designer is ing here is very important home in Beppu, southern in its population that took of this evidence was not to
under exclusive contract to — how you look is more im Japan. She was 109 on Feb. place gradually in France be overlooked, but we find
a major Japanese depart portant-than who you are.” 10 and the nursing home over a span of 126 years no abuse of discretion and
and in Sweden over 80 ye no prejudice,” the court sa
ment store. Tokyo is the She added that fashion for said she died of old age.
id.
only city in the world wh- unmarried girls represents “She wanted to live to ars.
re Paris-trained tailors freedom and beauty. “One the age of 120,” said Haru The implications for so Yoshimura is free on $50,
are kept busy all year ro of our goals is to keep this mi Yano, an official of the cial and economic planing 000 bail pending appeal.
und making haute couture attitude in the married wo home where the woman had are enormous, Japanese au She had dropped out of
men.
lived since the death of her thorities agree. “We exp-, sight in 1972 after police
fashions.
Baudry said that “at first, husband in 1946.
ect a revolution in the fa found a cache of illegal
Fashion shows by mayor
He said Mrs. Yoshikuni mily structure, the econo weapons and explosives in
designers are routinely te Japanese women didn’t
know much about western had breakfast as usual and my and industry, which in a garage she. had rented
levised and there is a local
saying that two weeks af- fashion so. they dressed wi was having a nap when her turn will change the cour under an assumed name. <
ter a “new look” appears in th big names. Now, they breathing became irregular. se of politics in the coun She arid Miss Hearst were
“She died peacefully at try,” says Dr. Toshio Ku arrested in September, 1975,
high fashion or fashion-cu know much more about faroda of Nihon University. in a Sari Francisco.
9:50 a.m.,” he said.
Cont. on Page 2
rrent magazine, it will be
THE NEW CANADIAN
Wendy Yoshimura's appeal fails as
she faces a 15-year prison sentence
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PAGg 1
;
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• .
T H ■
NEW
Nisei researcher says poor
reflexes causes crib death
Tu—day, April 24, 1979
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they’re still not used to
“When we used to wear
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — — could be caused by ab causal dress.”
Published on Tuesdays and
kimono,
we
needed
perfect
Designer
Miyake/
howe
A Yale researcher says he normal development of bre
Fridays
ver, still thinks the Japane colorr coordination and now
may have found the cause athing reflexes.
T. UMEZUKI PUBLISHER
Sasaki said SIDS victims, se are too preoccupied with that same concept applies
of the so-called Sudden In
K.C. TSUMURA
to
western
dress,
”
said
Ta
fant Death Syndrome that usually infants between 2 labels and big designer na
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mitted recently to the Nati normality in neurological women do.
Despite the fashion-cons Miyake said that for the
onal Triological Society in development, our research
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Cont. from Page 1
.■
■ ■ Wb. ■ '
Ths New'Canadian
Established far 1939
shion. They’re more at ease, mono on some older women
Second Class mail No. 00366
so they’re dressing with and a few women heading
A member- of Ethnic Press
their own style.
But for ceremonies — but that
Association of Ontario
was
it.
and Canada Federation
they’re still not used to
“When we used to wear
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — — could be caused by ab causal dress.”
Published on Tuesdays and
kimono,
we
needed
perfect
Designer
Miyake/
howe
A Yale researcher says he normal development of bre
Fridays
ver, still thinks the Japane colorr coordination and now
may have found the cause athing reflexes.
T. UMEZUKI PUBLISHER
Sasaki said SIDS victims, se are too preoccupied with that same concept applies
of the so-called Sudden In
K.C. TSUMURA
to
western
dress,
”
said
Ta
fant Death Syndrome that usually infants between 2 labels and big designer na
English Section Editor
KEN MORI
kills more than 10,000 ap and 5 months old, may ac mes, though he says the kashimaya’s Imai. “From
Japanese Section Editor
parently healthy North A- tually suffer an abnormali under-30 generation is be the tradition of the kimono,
SUBSCRIPTION
merican babies each year. ty and may die due to an coming more independent. we have colors and pattern^
$10.00 for Six Months
Dr. Clarence Sasaki, as exaggerated condition dur . Baudry. noted that Japa that are treasured. We did - ”
$17.00 for one year.
sociate professor of sur ing a natural stage of de nese women spend twice n’t realize it before but now
479 Queen Street West,
as much per capita on Fr textile designers are adapt
gery at Yale Medical Sch velopment.
Toronto.
Ont. M5V 2A9
“If SIDS is due to an ab ench fashions as Americans ing those patterns to mod
ool, said in a report sub
PHONE 366.5005
ern textile designs.
mitted recently to the Nati normality in neurological women do.
Despite the fashion-cons Miyake said that for the
onal Triological Society in development, our research
Los Angeles that the synd could lead the way toward ciousness of the Japanese, next generation, he would
CLASSIFIED
rome — nicknamed SIDS developing more meaning the country’s leading desig like to see Tokyo become
ful methods of screening.
ners — Hanae Mori, Kenzo, an international fashion
Help Wanted
and Miyake — have had to and culture center so that
LOW, LOW PRICES!
typist
go to-Europe and New York things created here won’t EXPERIENCED
to make it in international have to be transported to clerk for invoicing and as
Draperies,
YOUR
fashion circles.
Europe or America to gain sorted duties. Apply in
Carpets
person, Clairmont Plastics,
Hanae Mori reportedly acceptance.
BLOOD was so annoyed last year at “To be internationally im phone 366-8676, Terry NaAnd Covers
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TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
918 BATHURST ST, TORONTO
Japan Camera upsets
Turf Cleaners 8 to 3
Telephone: 534-4302
April 29th: Regular Sunday Service
10:30 Sunday School Service
11:00 English~Service
12:30 Japanese Service
By GEORGE SHIMONO
REV. S. SHIGEFUJI
SEICHO-NO-IE
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
English Service & Sunday School
on Sundays at l0:30 a.m.
666 Victoria Park Ave., At Danforth . Toronto, Ont.
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
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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 461-1086
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SUNDAY SERVICE 11:30 A.M.
April 29, 1979
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TEL. 654-5657 CHURCH OFFICE 536-5557
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Saturday
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That statement seemed to power-play kept up a cons
Through
tant
siege
around
the
Japan
sum up the feelings of the
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unusually vocal spectators net; super saves by Matsu
who. turned up “en masse” moto on shots by Turf’s top MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
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to watch the CJHL’s final snipers Glen Sora, Dave
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playoff game on April 8th. Okamura and Randy Ma
TORONTO, ONT.
eda
kept
Japan
in
the
game
“IT” referred to the surpr
757-5184
as
they
held
only
a
precari
ising upset victory by Ja
pan Camera over the high ous 2 - 1 lead at this point..
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ly touted regular season The game report would
Framing
champs Turf Cleaners by not be complete if mention
an even more incredulous were not made of the con
Nishimura
stant
and
sometimes
vicio
8-3 score. The Turfmen we
PICTUBE FRAMES
re considered by most “ex us contact between these 1278 Yonge St., Toronto 7, Ont.
perts” — this reporter in two bitter rivals. The inten
South of Woodlawn
TOKIO NISHIMURA
cluded— to be odds-on fa sity of the situation was
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vourites to take the play evident early as J.C.’s Fr
off crown to add to their ank Oda took a run at a
laurels. Both teams had Turf puck-carrier in the op
squeezed into the finals by ening minutes and was pen-I
•defeating their semifinal lized by referee Jack Lima
opponents by a one goal for charging. Oda argued
OF TORONTO
vehemently
about
the
calb
margin. Japan outgunned
Yamada Studio 9-8 while with a few choice words th
* FORMAL RENTALS
Turf edged Altype 4-3 in rown in, which led to his
Custom
Suiti
their two game total-goals' being ejected from the ga
& Trousers
me. To continue, one smart
series.
wag put it best when he
JAPAN CAMERA 8 —
stated. “There was more
TURF CLEANERS 3
hacking... and chopping go
The game started as a ing oh out there than in
close-checking defence-ori the B.C. timberlands.” An
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
ented contest and remain other replied that this was
Tel. 463-8104
ed that way until about the tamer than in some of the
mid-way point through the other games played betwe
2nd period, when Japan en the two teams. They
connected for 6 straight both weren’t too far off on
goals in a short span to their assessments. Japan’s
put the game out of reach Steve Seki was in the centre
of the Turfmen.
of most of the storm as he
Paul Uchikata was alm was the main target of the
ost a one man show scor Turfmen’s wrath. He gave
ing-wise, as he connected and took considerable pu
for 5 goals (yes, you read nishment throughout the
correctly, FIVE), to lead game but still managed to
733 Danforth Ave.
the assault for the Came score two goals on the side.
Toronto .
ras. Paul, a chiropractor by Brian Mori ■— the Big “M”
Phone Store 463-3426
trade, must have had his — fired the other Came
Home 469-0293'
own back aligned to per ras’ marker. Turf’s goals
Japanese Food
fection for it seemed that were scored by Al Inamo
Deliver Evenings
and. Saturdays
each time he handled the to, Randy Maeda and Bri
puck, he easily snapped the an Kitamura.
disc into place in back of Turf’s ageless wonder Ge
the Turf goalie, Bob Why orge Anzai and Japan’s so
Alcan
te. He definitely had the lid backliner Andy Nabe
Building
“magic touch” on this day. ta were the defensive stand
Products
(all puns intended).
outs in the game.
Craig Okazaki also helped
ONE FINAL NOTE: E"MISTER
the J.C.’s cause by setting
by setting up Uchikata on ven the gods that be, were
ALUMINUM"
four of the goals. Craig obviously shocked by the
INSTALLATIONS
had a great playoff series outcome for as soon as the
as he had a total of five game ended, the heavens Metro Toronto License Bl 971
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goals and five assists in the opened up and dumped 20
Bureau
centimeters (that’s 8 inches
three games.
* EA VESTROUGH, Conti
And how about Richard to you old-timers) of wet
Matsumoto? (not to be con snow to the surprise and nuous lengths
• SOFFIT & FASCIA, for
fused with Rick of the To dismay of the home-bound
ronto Star). Richard, the crowd. But I’m sure Paul roof overhang
only genuine
“Nihonjin” Uchikata and the rest of
• SIDING • SHUTTERS
goalie in the league (the his happy mates were not ;
? STORM DOORS &
WINDOWS
Russians aren’t the only bothered by it all as they
ones having trouble deve were probably all flying
755-6505
loping many top flight net- high way up there on cl^ud
Proprietor: Masao Aida
minders), played one heck nine. . . That’s it for this
! of a game in the Cameras’ year. LATER!
Authorized Dealer
IWATA’S EUROPEAN TOUR
Iwata does it again. We are organizing two Eu
ropean tours this year in June and September. Tour
covers, from London, Holland, West Germany, Au
stria, Italy, Monaco, Switzerland and France, in
an air-conditioned motor coach. We specially plan
extra days in London and Paris.
Departure: First Group June 26
Second Group September 7
Please inquire at
K. Iwata Travel Service
Toronto Office 162 Spadina Ave. 869-1291
KEN KUTSUKAKE
Tuesday, Ayril 24, 1979
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
918 BATHURST ST, TORONTO
Japan Camera upsets
Turf Cleaners 8 to 3
Telephone: 534-4302
April 29th: Regular Sunday Service
10:30 Sunday School Service
11:00 English~Service
12:30 Japanese Service
By GEORGE SHIMONO
REV. S. SHIGEFUJI
SEICHO-NO-IE
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
English Service & Sunday School
on Sundays at l0:30 a.m.
666 Victoria Park Ave., At Danforth . Toronto, Ont.
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
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 461-1086
ST. ANDREW’S JAPANESE CONGREGATION
ANGLICAN CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICE 11:30 A.M.
April 29, 1979
HOWLAND AT BARTON STREETS
TEL. 654-5657 CHURCH OFFICE 536-5557
REV. ROLAND M. KAWANO
TORONTO JAPANESE SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
Saturday
9:30 a.m. —- Bible Study
11:00 a.m. —- Worship Preaching Service
19 Mortimer Ave., TorontoTel. 491-6740
ALL WELCOME
When Buying Or Selling A Home
CaB KEN HORI
K. HORI REAL ESTATE
,
MEMBER OF TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD
la Cree
Phone: 431-9191
' Rrerbwnegfc, Ontario /.
Buying or Selling of Homes
Arranging or Buying of MORTGAGES
«e<jL£oH
Call: MITS KURODA
MGM REALTY LIMITED
Member of Toronto Real Estate Board and Photo MLS Service
678 Kennedy Rd. 267-1179 Res. 261-2581
is a good policy to
have the Right Policy
WILLIAM WALES LTD.
INSURANCE AGENTS
2 Carlton St. 6tii floor
Toronto M5B1J3
PHONE 368-4681
goal. He was
especially
TORONTO -- “Who wo brilliant early in the sec
uld have ever believed it?” ond period when the Turf Buy and Sell Your House
That statement seemed to power-play kept up a cons
Through
tant
siege
around
the
Japan
sum up the feelings of the
TOSH IWAI
unusually vocal spectators net; super saves by Matsu
who. turned up “en masse” moto on shots by Turf’s top MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
1880 O'CONNOR DRIVE
to watch the CJHL’s final snipers Glen Sora, Dave
SJJITE 505
playoff game on April 8th. Okamura and Randy Ma
TORONTO, ONT.
eda
kept
Japan
in
the
game
“IT” referred to the surpr
757-5184
as
they
held
only
a
precari
ising upset victory by Ja
pan Camera over the high ous 2 - 1 lead at this point..
Custom Picture
ly touted regular season The game report would
Framing
champs Turf Cleaners by not be complete if mention
an even more incredulous were not made of the con
Nishimura
stant
and
sometimes
vicio
8-3 score. The Turfmen we
PICTUBE FRAMES
re considered by most “ex us contact between these 1278 Yonge St., Toronto 7, Ont.
perts” — this reporter in two bitter rivals. The inten
South of Woodlawn
TOKIO NISHIMURA
cluded— to be odds-on fa sity of the situation was
PHONE 923-6877
vourites to take the play evident early as J.C.’s Fr
off crown to add to their ank Oda took a run at a
laurels. Both teams had Turf puck-carrier in the op
squeezed into the finals by ening minutes and was pen-I
•defeating their semifinal lized by referee Jack Lima
opponents by a one goal for charging. Oda argued
OF TORONTO
vehemently
about
the
calb
margin. Japan outgunned
Yamada Studio 9-8 while with a few choice words th
* FORMAL RENTALS
Turf edged Altype 4-3 in rown in, which led to his
Custom
Suiti
their two game total-goals' being ejected from the ga
& Trousers
me. To continue, one smart
series.
wag put it best when he
JAPAN CAMERA 8 —
stated. “There was more
TURF CLEANERS 3
hacking... and chopping go
The game started as a ing oh out there than in
close-checking defence-ori the B.C. timberlands.” An
437 Danforth Ave. Toronto
ented contest and remain other replied that this was
Tel. 463-8104
ed that way until about the tamer than in some of the
mid-way point through the other games played betwe
2nd period, when Japan en the two teams. They
connected for 6 straight both weren’t too far off on
goals in a short span to their assessments. Japan’s
put the game out of reach Steve Seki was in the centre
of the Turfmen.
of most of the storm as he
Paul Uchikata was alm was the main target of the
ost a one man show scor Turfmen’s wrath. He gave
ing-wise, as he connected and took considerable pu
for 5 goals (yes, you read nishment throughout the
correctly, FIVE), to lead game but still managed to
733 Danforth Ave.
the assault for the Came score two goals on the side.
Toronto .
ras. Paul, a chiropractor by Brian Mori ■— the Big “M”
Phone Store 463-3426
trade, must have had his — fired the other Came
Home 469-0293'
own back aligned to per ras’ marker. Turf’s goals
Japanese Food
fection for it seemed that were scored by Al Inamo
Deliver Evenings
and. Saturdays
each time he handled the to, Randy Maeda and Bri
puck, he easily snapped the an Kitamura.
disc into place in back of Turf’s ageless wonder Ge
the Turf goalie, Bob Why orge Anzai and Japan’s so
Alcan
te. He definitely had the lid backliner Andy Nabe
Building
“magic touch” on this day. ta were the defensive stand
Products
(all puns intended).
outs in the game.
Craig Okazaki also helped
ONE FINAL NOTE: E"MISTER
the J.C.’s cause by setting
by setting up Uchikata on ven the gods that be, were
ALUMINUM"
four of the goals. Craig obviously shocked by the
INSTALLATIONS
had a great playoff series outcome for as soon as the
as he had a total of five game ended, the heavens Metro Toronto License Bl 971
Member of Better Business
goals and five assists in the opened up and dumped 20
Bureau
centimeters (that’s 8 inches
three games.
* EA VESTROUGH, Conti
And how about Richard to you old-timers) of wet
Matsumoto? (not to be con snow to the surprise and nuous lengths
• SOFFIT & FASCIA, for
fused with Rick of the To dismay of the home-bound
ronto Star). Richard, the crowd. But I’m sure Paul roof overhang
only genuine
“Nihonjin” Uchikata and the rest of
• SIDING • SHUTTERS
goalie in the league (the his happy mates were not ;
? STORM DOORS &
WINDOWS
Russians aren’t the only bothered by it all as they
ones having trouble deve were probably all flying
755-6505
loping many top flight net- high way up there on cl^ud
Proprietor: Masao Aida
minders), played one heck nine. . . That’s it for this
! of a game in the Cameras’ year. LATER!
Authorized Dealer
IWATA’S EUROPEAN TOUR
Iwata does it again. We are organizing two Eu
ropean tours this year in June and September. Tour
covers, from London, Holland, West Germany, Au
stria, Italy, Monaco, Switzerland and France, in
an air-conditioned motor coach. We specially plan
extra days in London and Paris.
Departure: First Group June 26
Second Group September 7
Please inquire at
K. Iwata Travel Service
Toronto Office 162 Spadina Ave. 869-1291
KEN KUTSUKAKE
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