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Ottawa Sansei judoka Phil Takahashi leads Canadian team in Mexico win
Olympics.
MEXICO CITY. — Only round, Cuba in the second Guba in the under^5 kilos dian team.
Tony Greenway of Leth­
The Canadian team will
one member of the Cana­ and Mexico in the third. division for the only Cana­
dian national judo team Then following a cross-over dian setback in the one-day stay here for a week to bridge, Alta., did not compe­
train before going to Cuba te recently but will join the
was eliminated as Canada system used in the meet, meet.
Phil
Takahashi
of for a major international team in Cuba.
swept through a four-round Canada defeated Cuba a
Gary Hirose of Richmond
international
competition second time to finish on Ottawa, at under-60 kilos, competiton June 5 to 8^ The
and Kevin Doherty of Toro­ Cuban meet is being highly B.C., and Steven Penyige of
top.
recently.
Brad Farrow of Mon teal nto, in the under-78 kilos regarded because of Cana­ Toronto round out the sixCanada
defeated
the
Netherlands in the first lost to Hector Rodriquez of division, shone for the Cana­ da’s boycott of the Moscow member team.

The New CaipJiian
An Independent Organ for Canadians' of Japanese Origin
Vol. 44 —No 43

Canadian Scene: 30 years
with the ethnic media

TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1980

TORONTO, ONTARIO

Chairman K. Suyama reports Nipponia
Update Fund-raising stands at $80,905

BEAMSVILLE. — Fund $100,000 hfark. Jack Oki, spond collectively to the
TORONTO. — Canadian newspapers in seven langu­
Scene, a voluntary, non­ ages. Today’s circulation is raising • Chairman, Kunio Chairman of Nipponia Up­ challenge to ensure that the
profit information service, 160 newspapers, 55 radio Suyamaj reports that as of date “Extension and Impro­ Issei Seniors at Nipponia
vement” hopes to have some can enjoy a respectable
was founded in 1951 by a stations and eight television
May 8th, the Nipponia Up­ favourable news regarding standard of living they so
group of citizens who re­ stations. Translations are
Fund stands
at government grants, soon. At deserve.
cognized that communicati­ now available, free.of char­ date
The fol 1 owing d onations
on through the ethnic media ge, in 13 languages — $80,905.42. He also reports present, he warns us that
acknowledged
with
of Canada was of par amount Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, that the Japanese Business due to rapidly escalating are
importance, giving immigr­ German, Greek, Hungarian, “Sho Sha” group is in the costs, the original estimate thanks. Please see the Feb.
ants the information they Italian, Polish, Portuguese, midst of fund raising for has been revised upwardly. 1st issue for previous don­
We trust that the Japa­ ation ^acknowledgements:
required in their own langu­ Serbian, Slovak, Spanish
Nipponia and hopes that nese community is aware of
* * *
age, and,-in the long run, and Ukrainian. While Cana­
$2,000
providing the environment dian Scene cannot afford to Update found over the spiraling costs and will re­
Nostalgia Concjert
for citizenship. Meetings supply translations to ever(N.J.C.A., New Canadian,
with
ethnic
editors increasing number of publi­
Dosh
in
So,
priest
who
introduced
Tairiku, J. C. C. C.,
confirmed, the founders’ cations reaching .minority
J.C.C.A,,) Anonymous (Don
belief that that this seg­ communities, their editors Shorinji Kempo to Japan, passes
Mills)
ment of the Canadian media receive the publication in
$1,65817
had neither the means nor English and do their own
TOKYO. — Doshin So, Kongo Zen Sect, at the
Nipponia Movie Nite.
the staff to prepare and •translations.
a Buddhist priest responsi­ time of his death. He went
translate informative^ arti­
In a regular Ottawa Re­ ble for introducing shoriniji to China at the age of 17 $1,000
Monte
Carlo
Nite,
cles on Canada.
port, Canadian Scene’s cor- kempo, a Chinese form of and worked for the Japa­
The first issue of Cana­ . respondent in the Parlia­ karate, to Japan, died of nese Army Special Service J.C.C.C., Mr. Goro Kawa­
guchi.
dian Scene went out to 31 mentary Press Gallery in- cardiac insufficiency at the (Secret Service).
$500
fo^ns readers
of
the Shorinji Temple in Tadot­ While in China, he learn­
Tor. Jpnz. United Church
nation’s business with par­ su, Kagawa Prefecture, on ed the ancient Chinese art
(Issei), Tor. J.C.C. Society,
Japan officially
ticular attention to areas of May 13th. He was 69.
of shorinji kempo. In 1936 Retney Holdings Ltd. (Rog­
interest to immigrants and
So was chief abbot of the he entered the Shaolin
joins boycott
new
Canadians.
From Kongo Zen Shorinji Tem­ Temple in Sbngshan, Hunan er Obata), Mr. & Mrs. N.
Nakashima, Dr. David Na­
Ottawa,
too,
through
ar
­
ple,
the
headquarters
of
the
province,
where
it
originat
­
of Moscow games rangements with depart­
ruse, Mrs. Yasuno Shintani,
ed, to become a master of (On the occasion of Admis­
WASHINGTON. j — ments of the Government of
this school of martial art.
Guinness
Book
sion),
Japan, which ta^A
Canada, articles are provid­
In 1951, he founded the
$300
in total medals in the 197b ed for translation and dis­ of Records hurry
headquarters of the Kongo
Mr. Mitsuo Endo, Mr. M.
Olympics, has joined the
tribution.
Zen Sect and became the Sora, Mr. & Mrs. Toshio
U.S., West Germany and at
to
film
Jpnz.
The media served by
least .44 other nations in
chief abbot of the head Uyede.
boycotting the
Moscow Canadian Scene are situat­ man 114 year old temple.
$250
Games/ .
ed
as
far
apart as
Mr. Roy Chiba, Fellow­
In recognition of his con­
TOKYO. — Why are pro­
The Japanese National Victoria
on
the
west
tribution to the diffusion of ship Club (United Church),
Olympic Committee, respon­ coast to Halifax on the east ducers of a $12 million
shorinji kempo, a memorial Mr. R. Katsuyama.
ding to heavy government coast. Four correspondents movie based on the Guinness
$200
pressure, backed U.S. Presi­ are based in Vancouver, Book of Records so anxious cenotaph was erected in his
Mr. & Mrs. M. Doi, Ham­
honor by the Chinese at the
dent Jimmy Carter’s boy­ Winnipeg, Ontario and Mon­ to start filming?
ilton Anglican Church, Mr.
cott in an 11th hour decisi­
Because one of their first Shaolin Temple this spring.
treal.
Through
their
articl
­
on The deadline for applic­
There are 2,600 chapters & Mrs. Kunio Hidaka, Dr.
subjects
will
be
Tokuna
es,
ethnic
editors
have
ac
­
ations Passed at midnight.
& Mrs. Ted Izukawa, Mr.
Tokunshine of Japan, who of shorinji kempo in Japan
cess
to
a
steady
flow
of
The Tartan ese vote means
with a total membership of & Mrs. Sam Kimura, Mr.
at
114
is
believed
to
be
the
factual
information
on
the
three of the top medal win920,000 plus 300 foreign & Mrs. Sam Kimura. (In
world

s
oldest
man.
regions
of
Canada
ppr<a jn the Monteal Games
Memory of Mr. Iwasa),
“We have to catch him” chapters in 17 countries.
wjp «o.t c'Mn^pite in Mos°nw — their histories, their
A private funeral service Kumamoto Ken jin Kai,
Tn 1Q7« Tav**^ T*nishod he- people, their economies, says Guinness editor Norris
Mr. Jeo Miyauchi, N.J.C.A.
l,'n4 the*"' 9ov’nf TT^iftii. their differences and their McWhirter,
“before
he was held at the Shoriji
to not f^vtnjsnxr. the U.S. and special attractions.
Temple.

Cont. ’ on page 2 '
dies.”
West Germany.

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Tuesday, June 3, 1980
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- By age, most joggers in
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