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Toronto Japanese United Church sponsors < Viet Nam refugee family
By BRIAN KAI

and taken to the apartment. boys will need guidance in first few weeks in Canada, walk outside with just
Nov. 26 — Arrangements adapting to Canadian life there have been many new their indoor clothing. They
TORONTO. — The Toro­
nto < Japanese
United for phone -installation are along with support and en­ things to which they have froze and learned to dress
had to adapt. Probably the warmly.
Church has sponsored four made. Painting of the. apart­ couragement.
Effortswill be continued most immediate; concern
refugee boys' from Viet ment is started.
On their, first shopping
was
th^climate.
They
are
Nov.
27

Painting
of
the
to
locate
Van
Long

s
Nam. They - are (given
excursion, the boys encoun­
entire apartment is complet- parents who are thought to used to average tempera­
names, family name) Chi
tered escalators. They first
ture
in
the
70F
to
80F
be
somewhere
in
Indonesia
Minh? Tran, 15, !Tan Loc
watched other people get on
Nov.
28

Immigration
and
communicate
with
the
range,
so
Toronto

s
Dec
­
and off. Then in a straight
Tran, 18< Phuoc Minh Tran,
Cahada
;
notifies
us
of
the
Tran
brothers

parents
in
ember
weather
was
a
shock.
line, they walked on. Not _
20, and Van Long Hua, 20.
refugees
arrival
in
Toronto
Ho
Chi
Minh
City,
Viet
Not
ever
having
owned
a
In 1975, after the United
really being prepared, they
the
next
day.
<
Final
apart
­
Nam.
/
heavy
coaUbefore,
the
boys
,
States left South Viet Nam,
Cont. on page 2
preparations . are ' During the refugee boys thought that they could]
the ^communists took over ment
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the country. Not wanting made.
~ Nov. 29 — "Groceries for
this type of government,
the first day are brought
many people have tried to
Greeters from the church
leave.
f
and an interpreter meet the
Our four refugees are
refugees at the airport . The
An Independent Or^s^ for Canadians'- d Jo^es® Origin
from a town just south of
interpreter
explains
the
Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh
running of the apartment to
TORONTO, ONTARIO
City). Along with the Tran:
Vol. ,44 - No. 1
TUESDAY, JAN. 8,1980
the boys. They are taken niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiniiniirniiiiiiiiiiimmmiiiiirminiiiiismmnnmiiiiiHiimniiiiiiiiii liiiiimniiiiiiiiiu brothers’ sister’s family of
10, they fled South Viet shopping for clothes.' Nov. 30 — The boys are
Nam by boat across 500
miles of the South China taken to Welcome House
. Sea. Arriving in Malaysia, (Ontario Ministry of Cul­
and
Recreation
the family was settled into ture
the Singapore camp along Reception Centre) to sign
with 52,000 other refugees. government papers. Some
arrangements for education
Eventually the family ob­
VANCOUVER. — For six the. winner of the third during a telephone inter­
are made. The boys receive
view recently from the
tained an interview! with
their first Canadian haircut months Vancouver Sansei annual Plimpton Cup cham­ Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas.
French-speaking Canadian
and eat their first ham­ truck driver Wayne Araki pionship trophy and $150,000 “I’m a gambler, I like to
immigration officials' ’ On
told his buddies at the pool in prize money.
burger..
Nov. 27, the family arrived
hall near 54th and Victoria
“The tournament meant a gamble.”
go
Dec. 1 :— The boys
The championship, with
in Montreal where the
he was going to win the lot to me, but I talked a lot
shopping
in
Mississauga.
government and some comAmerican . Backgammon about it — for six months some 588 entrants, ended
Dec. 2 :— The boys are chapionships, in Las Vegas. — about winning it. with my when Araki, 24, who had
panics donated such articles
beaten nine other players,
as winter coats, boots, shoes reunited, with- their sister’s
And in true story-book friends.
family of 10 living in North fashion he went,down there
arid clothing.
“Luck had a fair bit to do edged out a Ohio dentist to
York.
.
>
bn Nov. 29, Svith 110
recently and walked away with it,” he said modestly take top spot in the amateur
Dec.
3

The
.
younger
contest.
other refugees, the family
He and the other contest­
landed at Terminal 2 of the brother -Chi Minh and Tan
ants paid a $500 entry fee
Toronto International Air­ Lot are taken to the dentist. World Wai* IT Japanese flag is
Dec — Van Long and
with no gambling or betting
portat 12:10 P M. Happy,
returned to Survivors of soldier
Minh
are
shown
how
to
ride
allowed during the five days
slightly tired, and eager to
the
transit
system
and
en
­
TOKYO. — On the 38th after Russell’s death, his of competition.
learn; the boys were taken
Elizabeth,
came
to their apartment in roll in English class at Wel­ anniversary of Pearl Har­ widow
“I won $150,000 in U.S.
come
House.
They
are
taken
bor, a Japanese flag taken across the flag and gave it funds. We figured that to be
Mississauga, to start their
new life in Canada. Some grocery shopping, open- a as a war souvenir has to a neighbor youth, Kenny about $180,000 iri Canadian
details may be incorrect bank account and shown become a link\ between a Klein, as a reward for funds, but taxes from the
d ue to 1 anguage transla­ how to. order in a-restau- family in Japan and t wo taking care of her dog one IRS are 15 per cent. I’ll
families in Calf.
weekend.
~
tions from Vietnamese to rant. ■
get more than that back
Dec.
5

The
boys
are
hand'
The souvenir is a
Sixteen-year old Kenny when it’s converted to
Cantonese to French to
checked
by
a
doctor
and
are
Shiro
inscribed flag that
hung. it on a bedroom wall. Canadian money.”
English)
found
to
be
healthy. Asazuma ~ carried
into “I assumed it was a battle
B. Preparation
He said the money will be
Education
for
Chi
Minh
and
battle
with
him
in
-the
Mar
­
Aug. 1 — Nisei board ap­
flag,” said his father, paid in stages over a fiveTan
Loc
are
arranged
at
shall Island on Feb. 6, 1944. Maurice Klein, in an inter­ year period, adding, “I
proves sponsorship of a
Greenwood School. Final He died in the fighting,- but view. “But it bothered me
refugee family./
haven’t spent any of the ;
sponsorship
-papers
are
sign
­
an American soldier, Bill because it had handwriting money. I went gambling and
Aug: 7 — Signing of
sponsorship papers -with ed with Immigration Cana­ Russell of Los Angeles, all over it,”
I lost a little bit of it but
saved
the
flag
as
a
da:
‘ immigration Canad a
A few weeks later a not much. I lost of couple of
Dec.
6

Van
Long
and
souvenir.
Aug. — Nov. — Requests
visiting Japanese student hundred, bu t’s that’s, noth­
Mill
starts
their
classes,
And
now
it
has
returned
for furniture arid monetary
translated the inscriptions. ing down here.
riding

the
subway
by
them
to Japan The flag was The woman wrote her
, donations
“It’s hard to say what
presented to the brother brother in Japan, who plac­
Nov. 21 — Immigration selves.
I’ll do with the money.
Dec. 7 ’ —^ Telephone is and sisters of Asazuma in
Canada notifies us that our
ed an advertisement about .Maybe I’ll buy a house or
installed.
\
a
formal
ceremony
in
their
refugees are en route to
the flag in a Tokyo paper. invest in wisely.” Dec.
9

The
boys
are
hometown
of
Tatebayashi.
Toronto.
\
He was taught backgam­
That drew no response,
Asazuma’s brother wrote
Noy. 22 — Through Ca­ introduced at church r'
Dec. 10 — Chi Minh and a letter of thanks to the but the brother turned the mon by his friends three
nada -Mortgage an apart­
flag over to the Japanese years ago. He played for
ment in the Bloor .and .Dixie ,Tah ' Loc are enrolled at Californians.
Russell
survived
the goverment and it took over “sociable stakes” at some
areaA of Mississauga Us ob­ Greenwood School
neighborhood pool halls
Dec 11 — They start battle in Marshall Island the search.
tained. Some articles are
classes at Greenwood.
and returned home to run z Finally, it, located the with his pals, gaining ex­
irioved in.
;
There have been many a gas station. The colorful. surviving members of Asa- pertise.
Nov. 23 — The apartment
He heard about the Plimp­
is cleaned, notably the arrangemets to make on be­ tattered flag had been zuma’s family, who have ton, Cup (named after
half of the refugees and the locked up for years in a since sent Elizabeth Russell
kitchen arid washrooms.
author and television perNov. 24 — Donations of work has not finished. Opr chest in Russell’s So. Calif, and the Kleins various sonality George Plimpton
gifts in appreciation for the
furniture are picked up legal' sponsorship does hot home.
This summer, seven years return of the flag.
Cont. on Page 2
throughout Metro Toronto end until Nov. 29, 1980. The

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who presented the trophy to that Araki played, - he lurched backwards, knock­ with ice cubes,
ing
into
each
other.
Similar
A
member of Ethnic Press
It turned out that the
Araki) about a year ago, racked up 30 hours of play­
Association of Ontario
choreography -took place first drink was the syrup
vowing to win it someday. ing.
and Canada Federation
‘T was beat. I .was in the Men reaching the next from a tin of fruit cocktail,
He left for Neveda Nov. 25
Published on Tuesdays and
wth four of his friends third round when I played floor.The b oys th ought that which was very, sweet. The
Fridays
specifically to play in—and this man from Detroit. He the ride was fun, but we second drink was a mixture
of coffee and milk. Their
T. UMEZUKI PUBLISHER
win — the contest. All his was -good. Really tough. He had shopping to do.
K.C. TSUMURA
After a few purchases it formula' for coffee is a
friends were eliminated in had me down to 10-6 in an
English Section Editor
the first, second or third 11-point match. But we froze was noticed that one of potent one. Another helper
KEN MORI
in_in
them was missing. Well, after repeated attempts aV
round of competition. He
Japanese Section Editor
lightening
his
coffee
with
a
how
do
you
find
a
missing
went 10 rounds.
“I used the ‘cube’ and
SUBSCRIPTION
During the- three days ended up gammoning him. refugee who does^ not (a) powdered coffee creamer,
$10.00 for Six Months
It was luck. Put it this way, know where he is, (b) know had no success in making
$19.00^ for one year.
if you don’t have the luck English, (c) know how to the colour of his coffee
of the dice, you cannot win get back to his new home other than black.
479 Queen Street West,
Usd New Canadian’Ads
of
six
hours.'—Toronto. Ont. M5V 2A9
There’s only so much know­
On their first day in the
PHONE 366-5005
If the police were called apartment, the way of pre­
ledge to the game.”
TREND
The ‘cube’ is used by both they might have trouble, paring a. typical Canadian
claiming that all Orientals breakfast was ’ explained.
players
to
double
the
stakes
CLASSIFIED
Custom Tailors at various points in the look alike. But he was Put the cereal in a bowl, I^^B■•^"■■
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CUSTOM SHOP FOR
found practising his techni­ pour in the milk and eat
SALE or RENT.
| game. If a player declines
LADIES & MEN’S
que on escalators./ He’s an it * with a spoon However
use
of
the
cube,
then
the
Mississauga, private sale.
MADE TO MEASURE SUITS
expert,
now.
,
some
details
must
have
been?,
p-ame is automatically over.
Luxurious 3 bedroom condo­
SLACKS, SKIRTS
Perhaps the large number lost in the translation.
minium, indoor swimming
Next stop for winner was | ^ situations confused our
GROUP. BLAZERS ETC.
The next day, their break­ pool, tennis court, etc.
the Marv Griffin show! refugees and this should be
129 SPADINA AVE., 6th >
where he appeared as a expected. When showing fast started by pouring milk $41,900 or $425 per month.
6th FLOOR
guest. “I was a little bit them the process of wash­ into a glass and then putt­ Phone 624-1740 days, Mr.
TORONTO, ONT. M5V 2L3
nervous about that but not ing clothes, all the little ing the cereal into glass Makino or 275-9587 even­
PHONE 368-8472
as I was during the tour- steps were included. When and drinking it. Problems ings.
cereal was
nanlent.”
TOM BATTISTA
asked to do the same, their arose, since the swallowing
Steps were:clothes in the still crisp and
BE BLOOD /
laundry basket, pour soap it was difficult.
onto the clothes, put clothes / During the next few
The New Canadian
;
DONORS
into
the
machine.
The
probl
­
months,
similar
situations
479 QUEEN ST. WEST, TORONTO, ONT. M5V 2A9
em was that most of the will ocurr and hopefully
for
which
Please find enclosed $
soap did not make in into there will be people around
the machine. Their clothes to guide our refugee boys.
^Renew my subscription.
— Brian Kai '
are much cleaner now. fEnter my new subscription fo • . . . . . year/months
One of our helpers was
$10.00
for
6
Months
. $19.00 per year
recently offerred a cold PAUL K. ASADA, D.C., N.D
drink by our appreciative
“Doctor of Chiropratic”
NAME (MR. MRS. MISS)
GIVE TOGETHER
refugees. The first was a - 728-A St. Clair Ave. W.
(i/2 block West of Christie)
cloudy, murky liquid with
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HIROSHIMA. —
shima businessman who it would be .regarded merely 1 2
spent 15,600 pounds (?33< as “a historical document”}
I Buy and Sell Your House
000) to acquire the flight by the people of Hiroshima.
Through
log of the U.S. plane which
The executive president of
TOSH IWAI
SEICHO-NO-IE
dropped the atomic bomb on the Hiroshima Atomic Sur- L
Hiroshima has met with a vivorsUaison Council, Kos- | MELL REAL ESTATE LTD.
TRUTH OF LIFE CHURCH
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authorities to whom he should not accept ShimoTORONTO, ONT.
on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
planned to donate the doi’s offer of the documents |
757-5184
666 Victoria Park Ave„ At Danforth Toronto, Ont.
historic material.
which he described . as
Sumio Shomodoi, 46, a “sheer publicity seeking.”
company president, recently
Further complication is,
heard inz Britain that the that Shimodoi was fined by
Family Trust
Toronto Japanese Gospel Church
flight documents of the B29 city authorities last Sep;
Corporation
bomber Enola Gay, which tember in connection with a
ST/ JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN,
BROADVIEW AT SIMPSON AVE.
dropped the atomic bomb, hearing conducted by the
Realtor
had
been
given
to
an
Irish
city
last
year
into
land
pur
­
SUNDAY School and WORSHIP Service, 2:00 p.m.
school by retired U.S. Gen. chases by a Hiroshima dev­ 3133 Sheppard Ave- East,
Thursday: Prayer and Study Fellowship 7:45 p.m.
Scarborough, Ont.
Paul Tibbets, the pilot of elopment company. Shimo­
Pastor S. Yokota 265-1200, Mr. H. Yoshida, 461-1686
Tel. 493-9575
the plane.
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A newspaper report said witness to the hearing, but
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| Tibbets had offered the refused to appear.
ST. ANDREW’S JAPANESE CONGREGATION \
material to the Contessori
City Councillor Ujiyasu
Private School in Wicklow Yamaguchi said Shimodoi
ANGLICAN CHURCH
for a fund-raising auction, was using the atomic bomb­
Japan's
after
learning
that
the
ing
material
simply
as
a
SUNDAY, JAN. 13, 1980
! school was in financial cover to distract attention
HOWLAND AT BARTON STREET'S
difficulty.
from the. suspicion
surroun.^^ Sho? ' I
TEL. 654-5657 CHURCH OFFICE 536-5557 ,
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Shimodoi, himself a survi- ding him.
~
REV. ROLAND M. KAWANO
Authentic Oriental Gifts I
I vor of the Hiroshima bombHowever,
Yuji
Mori,
। ing, contacted the school assocociate professor at the
Kimonos & Accessories
I and arranged to buy the Hiroshima University Peace
Noritake China
TORONTO JAPANESE SEVENTH-DAY
material, including the air­ Studies Research Institute,
463 Eglin-ton Ave.W.
ADVENTIST CHURCH
craft’s flight log and flight said the material should not
489- 8611
-manual,. privately, for 15,0001 simply be shut away as an
Saturday^ 9:30 a.m. — Bible Study
11:00 a.m. — Worship Preaching Service
pounds.
“old relic” but should be
The principal ' of the published' and distributed.
19 Mortimer Ave., Toronto — Tel. 491-6740
school, Isolin Mullion, pre­
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sented the material to
—— Shomodoi recently in a
ceremony at a Hiroshima
hotel.
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However, Hiroshima May­
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and Saturdays
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