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Ron Shimizu of Environment Canada talks on "Environment & Our Lakes
Ron told the people ion came up, would people
human waste and in . laun­ vironment while the Ontario
Federation of Naturalists gathered at the Annex that, ask their candidates what
dry
detergents,
cases
large
TORONTO. — Most of us
as consumers of products, their stand was on specific
pleads
its
cause
to
a
Minis
­
growths
of
algae
to
bloom
start off the day by boiling
try of Transport under­ they can decide whether to pollution issues? One didn’t
water for a hot cup of in our lakes and use up a
phosphor us-filled feel he was evading the
standably determined to buy
coffee or tea. And we show­ lot of the dissolved oxygen
carry on using 'the Great detergent or not. He also issues. He tried to tell' it
er, take baths, and wash in the water. The result is
Lakes for moving products asked whether they’d be like it was, without overour dishes in plenty of hot that fish life can’t survive
and services. The wheels of willing to pay more taxes to dramatizing and distorting
but
the
lake
otherwise
ap
­
clean water. This same
government get stuck. And control pollution by having the story on pollution.* In
pears
clear
and
clean.
water drives massive hydro
those responsible for the oil things like paper collection Ron’s own words: “Toxic
generators so we can have
Acid Rain, Ron said, is a
spillage merely get fined — and recycling. And he
Cont. on page 2
electricity. And, in the heat second major problem that
wondered
if
another
electand get away.
of summer, we like to cool surfaced publicly around
off by swimming in refresh­ 1974 -’75 in the Sudbury iiiEiiiinisHHiiiiiniiiiuiiiiipiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiimsiniiiiiiminniiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii turn iimiiiimiuui
ing waters. You could say area. Studies near the Inco
our very life depends upon smelter’s
neighbouring
water.
lakes showed that while the
But only recently, in the waters were clear and look­
last 10 to 25 years, we’ve ed fine, there was no aqua­
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
become “pollution consc­ tic life. The reason was a
ious.” Man has been dirty­ high acid content in the
ing the waters, and citizens water. (Acid Rain is mainly VOL. 43 — NO. 90
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1979
TORONTO, ONTARIO
have begun asking for solu­ a product of industry’s niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiniirmiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiTiiiiiisHiiiiiiiisiiiiiiii iiiiniiiiiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
tions to this dangerous - sulphur and nitrous oxides
abuse of our lakes and stre- mixing With rain, snow, and
sleet to become, respec/ ams.
Since the U.S. and Can- J tively, sulphuric and nitric
ada have the Great Lakes as acids.)
a valuable shared resource; ' A/third problem for Ron
z and since approximately 36 Shimizu, and his employer,
“I feel very honored to be to it. It’s more incentive for
million people live around Environment Canada, is
LETHBRIDGE, Alta —
the Great Lakes - 30 million that of Toxic Substances — Yosh
Senda,
long-time part of the team again,” me to work harder.”
Senda will also coach the
in the U.S. and 6 million in poisonous chemicals dis­ coach of the University of said Senda, who served as
Canada - with their liveli­ charged into our lakes by Lethbridge judo club and manager of the Canadian Canadian entry in x the
hood and life-styles dearly industry, from farmers’ an internationally reconized team at the 1976 Montreal world judo championships
slated for Dec. 8-10 in Paris,
in need of this vitaPbody of pesticides and, fertilizers, instructor, will coach the Olympics.
a
“I will do my best to see France. The Canadian con­
water, you’d expect solu­ the smoke from incinerators Canadian judo team in the
if we can bring home some tingent will include Tom
tions to appear fastcarried through the air, 1980 Moscow Olympics
Greenway of Lethbridge, a
Senda was recently appo­ kind of medal.
And yet, solutions aren’t and the run-off. of leaded
“It will mean a lot of | member of the ‘national
easy for Canada; in fact, gasoline from our streets inted to the position while
there won’t be any real acti­ into sewage systems and attending a national Olym­ extra work, but it’s for team. Another Alberta com
on until 1982. That’s be­ back again into our lakes. pic codches seminar in Canada and it’s a challenge. petitor, Joe Meli, is an alter­
I’m really looking forward nate.
cause, said Ron Shimizu, Scientists. can?t tell us the Ottawa.
Greenway and Meli conti­
there’s a U.S. presidential definite significance of all
nue to train five days a
election coming up, and aS’ these many chemicals. What
week at the U of L, as do
soon as the president is in is known is that herring and
Guy Pomahac and Phil
office he’ll have to deal sea gull repoduction was
Illingsworth, two former
with a bigger U.S. concern drastically
reduced
by
natonal team members.
firstthe energy crises.
PCBs and Mirex. Mercury
They have been Senda’s
poisoning
causes
Minamata
photographs
caught
the
at
­
Ron presented the Annex
HIROSHIMA. — The so-called
pupils since they were
audience with more facts Disease, a crippling distor­ Junod Collection, a set of 240 tention of an ardent Junod youngsters, and Senda re­
they should know about on tion of the human body. photographs showing the holo­ student, Mikimasa Maruyama, marked ; “It’s really reward­
33, a lecturer at the Elisabeth
that November 7th evening. And Mirex is known to caust caused by the atom University of Music in Hiro­ ing for me to see them
bombing of Hiroshima, in 1945,
instance: Poisonous cause cancer.
progress. I’ve been training
was brought back recently to shima.
substances are produced by
Maruyama went to Europe to them
right
form
the
What has been done about Japan from Geneva.
man at the - rate of 500 a some of these pollution pro­ The photographs were col­ obtain the right to translate beginning.”
week, which translates into blem areas? In the case of lected and taken but of Japan and publish one of Junod’s bo­
1 chemical every 29 hours; phosphorus ninety-nine -per by the late Dr. Marcel Junod, oks, “The Third Soldier.” When
Fact: In 1977 there was a cent of Ontario’s sewered who arrived in Japan on Sept. 8, he visited the National Library Nisei iin charge
1945 as chief representative of in Paris to see the frst edition
study taken to find out how population receives adequ­ the International Red Cross. He of Junod’s book he found repro­
many different kinds of ate treatment. In the U.S. brought in a huge amount of ductions of the photographs of Albuquerque
chemicals could be detected 76 per cent of the sewered medical supplies and was illustrating it.
in the Great Lakes system. population receives adequ­ engaged in relief activities in
Maruyama went to the In F.B.I. office
ternational Committee of the
There were detected over ate treatment. And, in the Hiroshima. V
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.
Junod obtained the photo­ Red Cross to negotiate for the
450 chemicals. Fact: The case of Acid Rain, fines
— Don S. Tokunaga, 41,
graphs from officers of the
water we drink comes from have been levied against Hiroshima and Ujina Akatsumi return of the Junod Collection has been appointed assistant
to Japan.
lakes which also receive pulp and paper companies units of the Japanese Imperial
At first, he was flatly refused special agent in charge of
sewage disposal Fact: The like Reid Paper; but, real­ Army. ,
by the committee which said the FBI Office hei;e by FBI
They provide a valuable that the collection would not
Great Lakes represent/one- istically speaking, Ron Shi­
Director William H. Webs­
fifth of the world’s fresh mizu admitted this was only record of the death and destru­ be allowed to leave Geneva.
ter.
The
Colorado-born
ction caused by the Atom
Maryama
visited
Michel
Teswater supply^
a temporary and, at best, bombing of Hiroshima to its
Nisei had been in charge of
tuz, the director of the news
Man is the cause of water a small attempt at a puni­ .people and buildings.
the Equal
Employment
photo
department
of
the
com
­
They depict, for instance, a
pollution problems and man tive measure.
mittee / almost every day for Opportunity Office in Waswoman
writing
in
bed
with
her
is the one who must solve
one month, asking for his hington, D.C.
The
real
problem
is
poli
­
left
arm
blown
off,
a
woman
them. Simply through his
A 11-year veteran of the
standing aghast by the charred permission to take the photo­
tical.
Every
time
there
s
a
use of the lakes what might
graphs
.back
to
Japan.
FBI, he also served in San
body of a relative, and nurses
His persistence finally paid Antonio and Los Angeles;
take thousands of years can pollution problem — let’s taking care of seriously burned
^ff and the International Com­ is a graduate from Colorado
now be speeded up to hap­ say an oil spill in the Gi eat victims.
pen . in a century oi* even a Lakes — Enironment Cana­ The whereabouts of the Junod mittee of the Red Cross allowed State University and a
to take the Junod
decade.
Something like da has to go to Cabinet- and collection remained a mystery Maruyama
Navy veteran.
collection back to Japan.
until
June
this
year
when
the
speak
on
behalf
uf
the
enphosphorus, found in raw
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Lethbridge Nisei Judo Sensei, Yosh

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