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Toronto Hiroshima A-Bomb
- survivor stopped by U.S.
immigration on way to U.N.
TORONTO — Mrs. Setsuko to the United States several
Thurlow, 50, of Toronto — a ti mes before, even on peace
survivor of TH iroshima' s atom­ business, and never had any
ic bombing — was stopped by troubled They (the immigra­
U.S. Immigration officials at tion authorities) wanted to
Toronto International Airport- know every organization. I
while enroute to the United belonged to and they kept
Nations special session on asking me if I was with the
disarmament. She was refus­ Canadian Peace Congress.
ed permission to board her
“They said people going
flight, searched and called to the United Nations were

She was detained an hour,
e’nough Jo miss her fI ig ht,
asked about her affiliations
with organizations. Immigra-'
tion officials searched her
baggage and made “deroga­
tory” comments about a copy
of a speech she was carrying
the Reform Church of America
in Orange City, Iowa, before
going on to the UN session in
New York.
“It was the most humiliat­
ing experience,” said Thur­
low, in tears. “I've been

‘peaceniks’ and they'd had _
enough of them.”
Although Thurlow missed
her 1.30 pirn, flight to Orange
City, immigration officials
allowed her to leave later in
the afternoon.

Toronto airport officials
refused to comment on the
matter, reff'ering questions to
U.S. Immigration and Natura­
lization Service press official
Duke Austin.
Austin said members of the
World Peace Council, its af­
filiates, or any other “com­
munist front party” are con­
sidered undesirable by the
Uis. state department and are

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enjoys reunion M cCarran-Wal te r I m m i g rat i o n Bomb threat disrupts Hiroshima art show in Ottawa
Act.
OTTAWA. — Mrs. Setsuko Thurlow of ence. The crude sketches on display at Otin Japan
Thurlow, and others, have
FUKUOKA. — Mother Tere­
sa, winner of the'1979 NobeL been questioned simply to
determine if they have such
Peace Prize, recently enjoy­
ed a reunion with some young connections, he said.
Japanese friends at Hakata
railway station in northern
Kyushu on the final leg of a

Toronto, a survivor of the Atomic bomb that
obliterated Hiroshima on August 6, 1945,
opened an exhibition recently of drawings by
those who lived through the same experi-

tawa's National Gallery depict hanging
flesh, rubble and chaos, ^o0*0?1^’ .the
show's opening was interrupted briefly by a
bomb threat. ^

Maple Ridge Reunion in Vancouver on August 14

Mr. Roy Nakamatsu - Willowdale, Ont.; Mr. Harold Yoneyama
VANCOUVER. — Calling all former Maple Ridge and
She arrived in Japan re- evirons Japanese Canadians! A reunion will be held on -Toronto; Mr. Toshio Ryoji - Scarborough, Mr. Jack OkiDon Mills, Ont.; Mr. S. Miki - Winnipeg; Mr. H. Hoyanp —Coal­
August 14th, 1982 in Vancouver. “Environs” includes such
At the railway station, the places as Pitt Meadows, Hammond, Haney, Webster's Cor­ dale, Alta ; Mrs. R. Kobayashi-Kamloops, B.C.; Mr. Kaz
Hoshizaki - Nakusp, B.C.; Mr. Yosh Matsumoto-Vancouver;
famed social welfare worker
ners;Albion, Whonnock and Ruskin.
Mr. Norm Tsuyuki-Vancouver.
was presented with a beauti­
All those wishing to attend should contact one of the
ful bouquet by Miss Rie Mo­
following for further information: Mrs. Sue Nishizawachida, 17, of Tosu Commercial
Montreal; Mr. Min Sakiyama- Thunder Bay, Ont ; Mr. Duke
High School, who is doing Kusano Dryden, Ont.; Mr. Nobby Shimizu - Islington, Ont.;
volunteer work at a privately-,
run home for children in Kiya­
MONTREAL — A Winnipeg and tiny vegetables.
ma, Miyaki district in Saga
Chubachi, a native of Ja­
Japanese chef has won the
Prefecture.
Wiser's Delux Culinary pan who has worked at Win­
Miss Mochida and some of
nipeg's St. Charles Country
Classic,
her co-workers, together with
Yoshitaki Chubachi, 30, Club for almost four years,
staffers of the Chikushi Girls'
won for his creation of Filet was one of 17 chefs from
High School in Fukuoka, vis­
lous defensive technique was de Dore farci sauce beurre across Canada who competed
TORONTO — Japan' s Seiji
ited India late last year and
blanc au Champagne Charles in the fourth annual competi­
met the nun at her welfare Ono beat Park Lee Hee to win
“The way to beat someone Heidsiek, a fish dish stuffed tion. Each recipe had to con­
center in the slums of Calcut- the Fourth Annual Norwich
tain at least one of the dis­
who plays that way is simple with crab meat and garnished
Union
Masters
Table
Tennis
ta, India.
_
- smash, then smash again,” with Manitoba Golden Caviar tiller's products.
While in Calcutta, the Japa- Championship here at Etobiproclaimed Ono's coach and
~
nese visitors presented vari­ cokeOlympiam."
Ono, defending Japanese designated spokesman, Shumous relief goods and funds
pei Higuchi, the “Professor
collected by well wishers in
Fukuoka to help Mother Tere­ holder in 1979, unleashed the
“Before this match, I re­
sa and her colleagues in their heavy artillery to overpower
study at the graduate level
TORONTO.

Ms.
Melanie
minded
him
of
three
things:
Hee,
21-17,
21-19,21-17.
work. .
21-iy, 21 - 1/.
within a three-year period.
Mother Teresa attended a
The win was worth $9,000 To have a fighting spirit; to be Oda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Oda of Mississauga,
welcome meeting hosted by to the 23-year-old. Ono while relaxed; and to attack at all
award to Melanie Oda, whose
Ontario, was recently award­
times

go
for
the
forehand
Hee,
Korea's
champion,
earn
­
the Chikushi Girls' High
area of interest is psychiatric
ed
the
Gail
Donner
Scholar
­
with
the
first
shot
and
go
to
School here in the afternoon ed $4,500 as runner-up in the
nursing. A Ryerson diploma
the
back
or
the
middle
with
ship
for
nursing.
to encourage volunteer work
grad ('77), Ms. Oda gained
The criteria for the award
the
second.
He
did
it.

Ono
kept
Hee
off
balance
at public welfare centers in
Ono, who clenched his fist consist of good academic
for much-of the title game,
northern Kyushu.
Forensic Unit of the Clarke
in triumph with each point standing, strong leadership
Later she and her party at­
Institute and at the Los
potential, growth in the nurs­
during
the
match,
was
noti
­
spectators
in
a
muggy
Olymtended a meeting of over 2,000
Angeles Mental Hospital. She
pium auditorium. Ono, who ceably nonplussed with the ing profession, excellent
oka Citizens Hall here, and likes to play an attacking outconne. “He was cool/’ clinical practise, membership ther study within the threein a professional organizealso a gathering of Catholic game, felt the way to counter­ chuckled Higuchi. “The re­ tion,
and a commitment to Year t,me Per,odact his opponent's marvel- sult Was expected.”

Winnipeg Jpnz. chef wins
Wiser's Deluxe Culinary Classic

Japan's Seiji Ono Wins
$9,000 at Etobicoke table
tennis championship

Melanie Oda wins Gail
Donner Scholarship

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CANADIAN

A Taboo Topic
By Bill Marutani

worse. - '
One would think that the
I don't recall quite when I
. society in Japan, being some­
first heard the term tientajsei
what strait-laced, or seeming­
— meaning abnormal pr sex­
ly so in many areas, would
ual perversion; in other words,
not encourage homosexualhomosexual. Whenever it was,
type activity. But I am told,
I clearly sensed it was a term
of opprobrium that l over­ from very reliable sources,
that there are nightclubs in
heard the Issei use; And while
Tokyo (and undoubtedly in
among my schoolmates' jarother cities in Japan) with
go n, ou r term was ‘ ‘queer”,
male “hostesses”, some of
the fact of the matter that
whom are even stunningly
none of us quite understood
beautiful — by male stand­
What it was all about. In fact,
ards. One informant told this
we weren 't even quite sure
writer that some of these
about heterosex, let alone
■“hostesses” culture delicate
homosex.
hands that are cold to the
Those early views, I must
admit, adhere to this day. touch. (My informant sugges­
While ! cap reason intellec­ ted that the “hostesses” go
tually with the concept (up to so far as to keep their hands
a point), emotionally I con­ dipped in ice water to accom­
tinue to find the concept per­ plish this effect. Interesting,
sonally abhorrent. My hunch whether true or not.)
Then there is the “Takara­
would be that a vast majority
of the Nikkei put there share zuka phenomenon”. As you
this view, particularly the know, the Takarazuka revue
emotional side of it. Without consists, of an all-female
doubt, there are Nikkei who cast, including those who
subscribe to and practice play the parts of suave males.
homosexuality. But I know of Apparently, the latter include
none and am not curious to some of the most adulated
find out. That/s their busi­ stars in Japan. When they
ness and I'd rather not know make their entrance onto the
stage, they are immediately
about it.
As I candidly stated: up to a recognized, there is much
point. Certainly homosexuals teenage shrieking with a
should not be persecuted^ ex­ surge of bodies stretching
cluded or their rights infring­ toward the stage to touch the
ed upon; but I cannot equate star — much as if a young
their concepts with “civil Frank Sinatra ora Barry Ma­
, rights”, such as demanding nilow had come on stage. But
the “right” to teach the con­ I guess it's all innocent
cept in schools. I draw the enough.
Over on the kabuki side, we
line there as well as a few
other places. In my work, I've have an all-male-cast, with
had to pass judgment upon men playing the parts of
homosexuals who had com­ women. But having a cast
mitted non-sex offenses as - of a single sex is quite com­
well as sex offenses, usually mon among many cultures
homosexual prostitution. We and has no sexual connota­
treat them and judge them as tions, Certainly not homo­
any other: no better and no sexuality.

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Mickey Yada, B. Comm.
1500 West Georgia St.

Japanese Christian Church
of Grace

VANCOUVER; B.C
PHONE R?-^11...
RES. 985-3919, 325-2528

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459 Church Street
Phone 924-1303

195 Richmond St. West
Phone 977-9519

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