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The New Canadian
Anindependent organ for Canadians ouapanese origin
TORONTO, ONT. J
,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1982
j VOL. 46- NO. 77
Nisei fisherman's wife
lost overboard in fog
near Alert Bay, B.C.
Equanimity:
“Stay Cool”
By BILL MARUTANI
COURTENAY, B.C. — Taya Hananishi, who worked qp the
fishing boat that her husband named after her, drowned on
Sept 18th when she fell overboard in thick fog off Haddington
Island near Alert Bay, RCMP in this Vancouver Island com
munity said.
Her husband, Hiroichi Hananishi, was the only other per
son on board at the time of the accident. He was apparently
pulling tires from The side of the commercial vessel Taya-H
when his wife fell overboard, police said.
Police said her body was recovered about 41/2 hours later
by the federal fisheries vessel Chilco Post.
The Taya-H was believed to be on its way to Alert Bay from
Sointulal Police are still investigating, but foul play is not
susp'ected.
'
PERHAPS THE article that
appeared in the newspapers^
few months back brought
some smiles of pride among
Nisei in particular. The arti
cle, referring' to a study pur
portedly conducted by an
- Englishman, concluded that
‘‘Japanese’’ had intelligence
His ceramic art has been
BRISBANE, Australia — Swimming in anchor posi
By Dr. D M. JINNOUCHI
that was ten percent above
tion for Canada at the XII Commonwealth Games here
VANCOUVER - Thomas Ka exhibited in the States, Can
the average. Now, I have no
ada, Japan and Europe. Some
kinuma,
well-known
Japanese
was
Naomi
Marubas
hi
of
Toronto.
_____
idea by what criteria that per
Canadian ceramic artist who 'of his art rests in the perma
son measured i nte 11 ienee:
nent collection at The Inter
made
his
mark
and
contribu
literacy and education, fields
national Ceramics Museum in
tion
in
his
field,
passed
away
of endeavor, accomplish
Feanza, Italy; Confederation
on
September
9,
1982.
ment, or what. We all know
Art Gallery in Charlotte Town,
Born
in
Tochigi-Ken
near
people, who lack learning or
Prince Edward Island, and the
Tokyo
on
October
4,1908,
Mr
.
training but who are “sharp
Art Gallery of Windsor in On
Kakinuma
came
to
Calada
in
as a tack’’; and we also know .
-MONTREAL/—^ Montreal's ‘^ Secretary of State, Dept ‘ 1937, married Ikuko Kawata tario.
some very learned people
Thomas had many one-man
of Multiculturalism to con- from Tokyo in 1963 and had
Japanese
Canadian
Cultural
who.. . well, lack perspec
tinue Sunday drop-in pro- one child, Mitsue, now 18 shows, among these were at:
tive and understanding.
grams for immigrants and years old. In 1951 he became U.B.C Fine Art Gallery; Laing
Therefore, I must question
Gallery, Toronto;-Kagoshima
library programs; $786. from a naturalized Canadian.
this seeming adulation of a
City, Japan; Vancouver, Victo
Quebec OVEP for adult edu
During the war, he was
seniors,
staff,
and
to
train
racial group. With apologies
cation for volunteers, etc.; sent to Princeton where he ria and Burnaby Art Galleries;
volunteers,
according
to
a
to my fellow Nisei.
$8,000. from Maintien a stayed for one year. Among New Design Gallery, Vancou
report in the Montreal Bui-'
Domicile Quebec to continue the 122 single men he was ver; Hamilton Art Gallery,
letin.
Equanimity: n. The quality or
>
; support service for seniors the only one who opted to Canadian Guild of Crafts Gal
characteristic of being calm and
Other grants received by confined to their homes or in go east on his own to con lery in Ontario and Montreal;
even-tempered; composure.
Robertson Gallery, Ottawa;
tinue his studies.
the group include: $3,973.
institutions.
New Westm i nster PubI i c LibWHAT.TROUBLES me
about this concept is the con
Japanese origin to enter The rary; Fleet Gallery, Winnipeg;
Edmonton Art Gallery; Con
verse of the proposition that'
Ontario College of Art, where
a certain racial group pos
he graduated in fine arts with federation Art Museum, Char
lottetown, P E L; Windsor Art
sesses a higher intelligence
honors in 1947.
Gallery, Ontario.
than others, for if some are
Many of Thomas' pieces of
supposedly superipr/than it
arts, specifically oil painting,
OTTAWA__ .Kyoko Mineshiba of Vancouver had been ap at the Art Students League in ceramic art are found in many
must mean that others are
less, that they' re inferior. pointed as a member of the Canadian Consultative Council New York under Yasuo Kuni homes and are appreciated
by those in all walks of life.
And that is a disturbing con on Multiculturalism, it was recently announced by The Hon. yoshi from 1948 to 1950.
In 1950 Thomas branched
cept to have currently in hu- Jim Fleming, Minister of State for Multiculturalism.
Nisei appointed
Ms. Mineshiba holds a diploma in Tourism and Business into ceramic studies at the
s man society, particularly one
Pres. & Director of
r that prides itself as being a Administration from Seneca College in Toronto. Fluent in Ontario College of Arts partFenco Lavalin Corp.
democratic nation, such as both English arid Japanese, she presently holds the position time and later at the UniverVANCOUVER — Mr. Robert
of Tour Director with Transpacific Tours Ltd;
ours.
He won the Grand Award S. Adachi has been appointed
THIS IS NOT to suggest
in the Canadian Ceramic
- that there aren't differences
Show, the Silver Medal in the co Lavalin Corp. The announ
- among people, for there cerInternational Ceramic Show cement was made by Mr. Herb
tainly are. Look within one' s
Champion Watanabe left
EDMONTON- Garth Wa
in Prague, Czechoslovakia in Goldman, Chairman of the
own family who share the
behind a blazing trail of
tanabe, “remember that
1963, and the best ceramic Board and Chief—Executive
same parentage: there are
sea-weed
for
bloated
runvariations, some quite pro- | name!” won the Grand
sculpture award in the Can Officer of Fenco Lavalin.
hers-up, Ken Tada and Ted
Mr. Adachi, who was born
nounced. While there may be | Championship (Black Belt
adian Ceramic Show of 1963.
Hayakaze. Some 15 cham
differences between persons I division) of Alberta Sushi
He received the Canadian in Vancouver, and has more
pions competed.
insofar as intelligence is con- I Eaters recently at agruellCouncil Senior Fellowship to than 25 years of experience in
cerned,'it by no means fol- I ing match held at the Jastudy ceramics in Mexico Civil Engineering, specializ
Japanese Village mana
lows indeed, it cannot follow I panese Village. Using fineing in transportation, has serv
and Japan 1960—1961.
ger,
Ted
Asai
plans
another
that there are measurable dif- | |y honed techniques and
He taught ceramics at the ed Fenco Consultants Ltd. in
Sushi Swallowing Champ
ferences in intelligence with- I some brute strength, WataUniversity of British Colum Toronto as Vice - President
ionship in the near future.
in human races. It may de- | nabe emerged victorious
bia from 1956 to 1959 — and transportation and was recent
pend very much on the mea-’ | after devouring nearly 70
in 1961 and 1962, also at the ly transferred to British Col
nada
are
reportedly
eagerly
Banff School of Fine Arts in umbia as Regional Vice-Pre
suring stick that one, uses I sushi in a half-hour time.
awaiting entry forms.
sident.
whether it be that of a soc- I limit
1959.
(Cont. on page 2)
U———
X-^Xi*
Naomi Marubashi swims for Canada
J.C. ceramic artist Kakinuma,
passes away in British Columbia
Mont. J.C. Cultural Centre
receives needed funds for
various volunteer programs
Kyoko Mineshiba appointed
member of the Consultative
Council on Multiculturalism
-OILY'
Edmonton's Watanabe
is sushi eating King
। । wiv •
-------- --
-
'
Anindependent organ for Canadians ouapanese origin
TORONTO, ONT. J
,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1982
j VOL. 46- NO. 77
Nisei fisherman's wife
lost overboard in fog
near Alert Bay, B.C.
Equanimity:
“Stay Cool”
By BILL MARUTANI
COURTENAY, B.C. — Taya Hananishi, who worked qp the
fishing boat that her husband named after her, drowned on
Sept 18th when she fell overboard in thick fog off Haddington
Island near Alert Bay, RCMP in this Vancouver Island com
munity said.
Her husband, Hiroichi Hananishi, was the only other per
son on board at the time of the accident. He was apparently
pulling tires from The side of the commercial vessel Taya-H
when his wife fell overboard, police said.
Police said her body was recovered about 41/2 hours later
by the federal fisheries vessel Chilco Post.
The Taya-H was believed to be on its way to Alert Bay from
Sointulal Police are still investigating, but foul play is not
susp'ected.
'
PERHAPS THE article that
appeared in the newspapers^
few months back brought
some smiles of pride among
Nisei in particular. The arti
cle, referring' to a study pur
portedly conducted by an
- Englishman, concluded that
‘‘Japanese’’ had intelligence
His ceramic art has been
BRISBANE, Australia — Swimming in anchor posi
By Dr. D M. JINNOUCHI
that was ten percent above
tion for Canada at the XII Commonwealth Games here
VANCOUVER - Thomas Ka exhibited in the States, Can
the average. Now, I have no
ada, Japan and Europe. Some
kinuma,
well-known
Japanese
was
Naomi
Marubas
hi
of
Toronto.
_____
idea by what criteria that per
Canadian ceramic artist who 'of his art rests in the perma
son measured i nte 11 ienee:
nent collection at The Inter
made
his
mark
and
contribu
literacy and education, fields
national Ceramics Museum in
tion
in
his
field,
passed
away
of endeavor, accomplish
Feanza, Italy; Confederation
on
September
9,
1982.
ment, or what. We all know
Art Gallery in Charlotte Town,
Born
in
Tochigi-Ken
near
people, who lack learning or
Prince Edward Island, and the
Tokyo
on
October
4,1908,
Mr
.
training but who are “sharp
Art Gallery of Windsor in On
Kakinuma
came
to
Calada
in
as a tack’’; and we also know .
-MONTREAL/—^ Montreal's ‘^ Secretary of State, Dept ‘ 1937, married Ikuko Kawata tario.
some very learned people
Thomas had many one-man
of Multiculturalism to con- from Tokyo in 1963 and had
Japanese
Canadian
Cultural
who.. . well, lack perspec
tinue Sunday drop-in pro- one child, Mitsue, now 18 shows, among these were at:
tive and understanding.
grams for immigrants and years old. In 1951 he became U.B.C Fine Art Gallery; Laing
Therefore, I must question
Gallery, Toronto;-Kagoshima
library programs; $786. from a naturalized Canadian.
this seeming adulation of a
City, Japan; Vancouver, Victo
Quebec OVEP for adult edu
During the war, he was
seniors,
staff,
and
to
train
racial group. With apologies
cation for volunteers, etc.; sent to Princeton where he ria and Burnaby Art Galleries;
volunteers,
according
to
a
to my fellow Nisei.
$8,000. from Maintien a stayed for one year. Among New Design Gallery, Vancou
report in the Montreal Bui-'
Domicile Quebec to continue the 122 single men he was ver; Hamilton Art Gallery,
letin.
Equanimity: n. The quality or
>
; support service for seniors the only one who opted to Canadian Guild of Crafts Gal
characteristic of being calm and
Other grants received by confined to their homes or in go east on his own to con lery in Ontario and Montreal;
even-tempered; composure.
Robertson Gallery, Ottawa;
tinue his studies.
the group include: $3,973.
institutions.
New Westm i nster PubI i c LibWHAT.TROUBLES me
about this concept is the con
Japanese origin to enter The rary; Fleet Gallery, Winnipeg;
Edmonton Art Gallery; Con
verse of the proposition that'
Ontario College of Art, where
a certain racial group pos
he graduated in fine arts with federation Art Museum, Char
lottetown, P E L; Windsor Art
sesses a higher intelligence
honors in 1947.
Gallery, Ontario.
than others, for if some are
Many of Thomas' pieces of
supposedly superipr/than it
arts, specifically oil painting,
OTTAWA__ .Kyoko Mineshiba of Vancouver had been ap at the Art Students League in ceramic art are found in many
must mean that others are
less, that they' re inferior. pointed as a member of the Canadian Consultative Council New York under Yasuo Kuni homes and are appreciated
by those in all walks of life.
And that is a disturbing con on Multiculturalism, it was recently announced by The Hon. yoshi from 1948 to 1950.
In 1950 Thomas branched
cept to have currently in hu- Jim Fleming, Minister of State for Multiculturalism.
Nisei appointed
Ms. Mineshiba holds a diploma in Tourism and Business into ceramic studies at the
s man society, particularly one
Pres. & Director of
r that prides itself as being a Administration from Seneca College in Toronto. Fluent in Ontario College of Arts partFenco Lavalin Corp.
democratic nation, such as both English arid Japanese, she presently holds the position time and later at the UniverVANCOUVER — Mr. Robert
of Tour Director with Transpacific Tours Ltd;
ours.
He won the Grand Award S. Adachi has been appointed
THIS IS NOT to suggest
in the Canadian Ceramic
- that there aren't differences
Show, the Silver Medal in the co Lavalin Corp. The announ
- among people, for there cerInternational Ceramic Show cement was made by Mr. Herb
tainly are. Look within one' s
Champion Watanabe left
EDMONTON- Garth Wa
in Prague, Czechoslovakia in Goldman, Chairman of the
own family who share the
behind a blazing trail of
tanabe, “remember that
1963, and the best ceramic Board and Chief—Executive
same parentage: there are
sea-weed
for
bloated
runvariations, some quite pro- | name!” won the Grand
sculpture award in the Can Officer of Fenco Lavalin.
hers-up, Ken Tada and Ted
Mr. Adachi, who was born
nounced. While there may be | Championship (Black Belt
adian Ceramic Show of 1963.
Hayakaze. Some 15 cham
differences between persons I division) of Alberta Sushi
He received the Canadian in Vancouver, and has more
pions competed.
insofar as intelligence is con- I Eaters recently at agruellCouncil Senior Fellowship to than 25 years of experience in
cerned,'it by no means fol- I ing match held at the Jastudy ceramics in Mexico Civil Engineering, specializ
Japanese Village mana
lows indeed, it cannot follow I panese Village. Using fineing in transportation, has serv
and Japan 1960—1961.
ger,
Ted
Asai
plans
another
that there are measurable dif- | |y honed techniques and
He taught ceramics at the ed Fenco Consultants Ltd. in
Sushi Swallowing Champ
ferences in intelligence with- I some brute strength, WataUniversity of British Colum Toronto as Vice - President
ionship in the near future.
in human races. It may de- | nabe emerged victorious
bia from 1956 to 1959 — and transportation and was recent
pend very much on the mea-’ | after devouring nearly 70
in 1961 and 1962, also at the ly transferred to British Col
nada
are
reportedly
eagerly
Banff School of Fine Arts in umbia as Regional Vice-Pre
suring stick that one, uses I sushi in a half-hour time.
awaiting entry forms.
sident.
whether it be that of a soc- I limit
1959.
(Cont. on page 2)
U———
X-^Xi*
Naomi Marubashi swims for Canada
J.C. ceramic artist Kakinuma,
passes away in British Columbia
Mont. J.C. Cultural Centre
receives needed funds for
various volunteer programs
Kyoko Mineshiba appointed
member of the Consultative
Council on Multiculturalism
-OILY'
Edmonton's Watanabe
is sushi eating King
। । wiv •
-------- --
-
'
Page 2
Asian newscasters breaking
through ph U.S. T.V.
By GEORGE IMAI
land, can see .the former Miss
Over the
Teen America, Lori Matsuka■■ — past
•------ few years,
'
__ <
more than 50 newscasters of wa of KOMO-TV, an ABC af-
Cdnt. from page 1
"
I iety
Marutani
in the Arcti^^
a so- . IF ONE WERE to back off a
primitive society, or a bit and look at the8p
| called
“developing” society. In such of history, we readi y see
The New Canadian
Established 1939 .
• Second Class Mailis NoJ 0366
A member of Ethnic Press
'.Association of Ontario
and Canada Federation
Publisher & Japanese Editor
Kenzo Mori
English Editor ;
Kei Tsumura
Published on Tuesdays and
Fridays
a society, I dare suggest that various groups ' a van
a
vi I i7ed h io hIv i ntel I i- - - eras of mankind s stay on ,
_ °
n’ m| ^ *e|| ove this p|anet, have demonstrat-
Asian descent have changed filiate, and-^“tv St^
himself to be quite a dolt who ed superior capabilities over
f.^ hjmself ^ as brj ht oth rs: the glorious era of the
the picture of news presen the same Seattle TV Station.,.,
Japan-born Linda Taira can
tation in the United States.
as he thought, and gain a Chinese, the might of Egypt
be
seen
reporting
the
news
Nationally on ABC-TV News,
great deal of respect for the . under the Pharaohs, the Afnon
the
highly-rated,
station
Ken Kashiwahara, who heads
.intelligence of the “natives”, cans inThe ancient society of
\ 479 Queen Street West ,
KING-TV
in
the
Seattle
area.
the San Francisco Bureau Of
IF SOME self-proclaimed Ghana, the Romans, Greece,
Toronto, Ont. M5V 2A9
fice, is often seen on the CTV
PHONE 366-5005 .
“social scientists” or what- and the. list can go on.
The influence of the Asian
News- in Canada. In Los An
$25.00 per year (in advance)
AND
SO
WE
would
be
wellever, can “raise” a particular
geles, all three of the major and Black newscasters in the
advised not to take seriously
racial
group
by
use
of
some
network affiliates have Asian United States has had a trem
unknown and uncertain stan thepassing, momentary eval
CLASSIFIEDendous
effect
upon
the
youth
anchorpersons. One, Connie
uation
of
some
individual
dard, they can equally and
HELP WANTED
Chung, is the highest paid of visible minorities. The ex just as readily, “lower” a who makes a “study” and
Require an .intelligent,
anchorperson in the United ample role-model for them to
comes up with the conclu
racial
group.
And
if,
at
any
States (other than the nation follow and the examples of particular moment, yciurs sion that a certain race is en well groomed person for
al network people). Her pur-' Asians exuding intelligence happens to be the racial group dowed with superior intelli selling scholarship plan. Tel:
ported salary is close to half and authority in the daily that is being extol led, doh't gence.- It's flattering, -but if 635-7271.
newscast has certainly raised
a million dollars a year.
take it seriously: retain equa L ere by indeed “intelligence”,
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accept it only as such.
nimity
.
Stay
coo
l.
KNBC-TV Station is a close American image in The eyes
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of
Caucasian
Americans.
second in the greater Los
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No
other
profession
has
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The ministry said newspaTOKYO
—
The
rate
of
in493-6190
the president of the Asian much i nfI uence and i mmed
per and TV and radio broad
iate i mpact as a newscaster. crease in summer bonuses cast i n g com pan i es pai d t he
American Journalists Assoc.
Articles for
In Canada, we have a few paid workers this year was largestxsummer bonuses This
Kaity Tong is with WABC-TV
less
than
their
basic
wage
N.C. Holiday
in New York City and Linda ? Asians in TV news, but noyear, averaging about $2700
raises
this,
spring,
the
Labor
Yu is with WMAQ-TV, an NBC w h e re near t he pro I i ferat i on.
issue needed
per employee.
Ministry said recently.
of
our
southern
neighbors.
.affiliate in Chicago.
The news media was fol
TORONTO. — The New
Let'shope
that?this
kind
of
.
;
Aisurvey-of
summer
bonuThe Canadian TV viewers
lowed by fisheries-foodstuffs,
Canadian's special Holi
in the British Columbia main- influence will permeate into, ses paid worke'rs of 286 major about $2300; securities, about
day issue is ndw under
Canada in the future. .
companies capitalized at $8
$2240; and automobile com
___ _ million or more and employway; We are looking for
panies,
$2230;
the
ministry
articles and news from
ing 1000 or more workers,
said.
The
lowest
was
the
tex
across Canada for this
showed that workers were
tile
i
nd
us
try
at
$1500.
paid an average bonus of
special issue. Plea s e
Japanese
employees
recei
about $2000, up 5.2 per cent
send al. material and
ve
two
bonuses
a
year,
one
in
photos to: The New Can
Japanese.fine porcelain > over last summer, the mini the summer and the other at
adian, Holiday Issue, 479
stry said.
laquerware and
yearns
end.
Bonuses
usually
It said the. basic wages of
Queen Street West, Tor
gift items
average
1.5
to
two
months
of
these workers;were raised by
onto 2-B, Ont.
7.01 per cent last spring.
J basic pay for the year.
60 Bloor St. West
Concourse Level
The ministry said the in
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By GEORGE IMAI
land, can see .the former Miss
Over the
Teen America, Lori Matsuka■■ — past
•------ few years,
'
__ <
more than 50 newscasters of wa of KOMO-TV, an ABC af-
Cdnt. from page 1
"
I iety
Marutani
in the Arcti^^
a so- . IF ONE WERE to back off a
primitive society, or a bit and look at the8p
| called
“developing” society. In such of history, we readi y see
The New Canadian
Established 1939 .
• Second Class Mailis NoJ 0366
A member of Ethnic Press
'.Association of Ontario
and Canada Federation
Publisher & Japanese Editor
Kenzo Mori
English Editor ;
Kei Tsumura
Published on Tuesdays and
Fridays
a society, I dare suggest that various groups ' a van
a
vi I i7ed h io hIv i ntel I i- - - eras of mankind s stay on ,
_ °
n’ m| ^ *e|| ove this p|anet, have demonstrat-
Asian descent have changed filiate, and-^“tv St^
himself to be quite a dolt who ed superior capabilities over
f.^ hjmself ^ as brj ht oth rs: the glorious era of the
the picture of news presen the same Seattle TV Station.,.,
Japan-born Linda Taira can
tation in the United States.
as he thought, and gain a Chinese, the might of Egypt
be
seen
reporting
the
news
Nationally on ABC-TV News,
great deal of respect for the . under the Pharaohs, the Afnon
the
highly-rated,
station
Ken Kashiwahara, who heads
.intelligence of the “natives”, cans inThe ancient society of
\ 479 Queen Street West ,
KING-TV
in
the
Seattle
area.
the San Francisco Bureau Of
IF SOME self-proclaimed Ghana, the Romans, Greece,
Toronto, Ont. M5V 2A9
fice, is often seen on the CTV
PHONE 366-5005 .
“social scientists” or what- and the. list can go on.
The influence of the Asian
News- in Canada. In Los An
$25.00 per year (in advance)
AND
SO
WE
would
be
wellever, can “raise” a particular
geles, all three of the major and Black newscasters in the
advised not to take seriously
racial
group
by
use
of
some
network affiliates have Asian United States has had a trem
unknown and uncertain stan thepassing, momentary eval
CLASSIFIEDendous
effect
upon
the
youth
anchorpersons. One, Connie
uation
of
some
individual
dard, they can equally and
HELP WANTED
Chung, is the highest paid of visible minorities. The ex just as readily, “lower” a who makes a “study” and
Require an .intelligent,
anchorperson in the United ample role-model for them to
comes up with the conclu
racial
group.
And
if,
at
any
States (other than the nation follow and the examples of particular moment, yciurs sion that a certain race is en well groomed person for
al network people). Her pur-' Asians exuding intelligence happens to be the racial group dowed with superior intelli selling scholarship plan. Tel:
ported salary is close to half and authority in the daily that is being extol led, doh't gence.- It's flattering, -but if 635-7271.
newscast has certainly raised
a million dollars a year.
take it seriously: retain equa L ere by indeed “intelligence”,
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Tritia Toyota of the rival the perception of the Asian
accept it only as such.
nimity
.
Stay
coo
l.
KNBC-TV Station is a close American image in The eyes
LIVE-IN FOR CHINESE FAMILY
of
Caucasian
Americans.
second in the greater Los
PHONE: MRS. KWOK
No
other
profession
has
as
Angeles market. She is also
The ministry said newspaTOKYO
—
The
rate
of
in493-6190
the president of the Asian much i nfI uence and i mmed
per and TV and radio broad
iate i mpact as a newscaster. crease in summer bonuses cast i n g com pan i es pai d t he
American Journalists Assoc.
Articles for
In Canada, we have a few paid workers this year was largestxsummer bonuses This
Kaity Tong is with WABC-TV
less
than
their
basic
wage
N.C. Holiday
in New York City and Linda ? Asians in TV news, but noyear, averaging about $2700
raises
this,
spring,
the
Labor
Yu is with WMAQ-TV, an NBC w h e re near t he pro I i ferat i on.
issue needed
per employee.
Ministry said recently.
of
our
southern
neighbors.
.affiliate in Chicago.
The news media was fol
TORONTO. — The New
Let'shope
that?this
kind
of
.
;
Aisurvey-of
summer
bonuThe Canadian TV viewers
lowed by fisheries-foodstuffs,
Canadian's special Holi
in the British Columbia main- influence will permeate into, ses paid worke'rs of 286 major about $2300; securities, about
day issue is ndw under
Canada in the future. .
companies capitalized at $8
$2240; and automobile com
___ _ million or more and employway; We are looking for
panies,
$2230;
the
ministry
articles and news from
ing 1000 or more workers,
said.
The
lowest
was
the
tex
across Canada for this
showed that workers were
tile
i
nd
us
try
at
$1500.
paid an average bonus of
special issue. Plea s e
Japanese
employees
recei
about $2000, up 5.2 per cent
send al. material and
ve
two
bonuses
a
year,
one
in
photos to: The New Can
Japanese.fine porcelain > over last summer, the mini the summer and the other at
adian, Holiday Issue, 479
stry said.
laquerware and
yearns
end.
Bonuses
usually
It said the. basic wages of
Queen Street West, Tor
gift items
average
1.5
to
two
months
of
these workers;were raised by
onto 2-B, Ont.
7.01 per cent last spring.
J basic pay for the year.
60 Bloor St. West
Concourse Level
The ministry said the in
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averaged about $1500. The
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third concession, go East to first
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average basic salary raise
1o
farm on left.
;
, Sat.
. : oo
last
year
was
7.68
per
cent.
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Friday,. October 15, 1982
Page 3
CANADIAN
YAMADA-SHIKAZE
'
P^rsond Notes Across Conode^
EDMONTON--On August
7th, Brenda Gail Yamada (of
Tats and Niki) was married
to Grant Masao shikaze (of FjSh derby, corn roast at JCCC Caledon
Obituaries
WEDDINGS
Ben and Flo) at Grace United
CALEDON, Ont. — The Fishing' Derby and Picnic held at
Church.
KAKINUMA
the JCCC Recreational Property at Caledon, attracted more
KOJIMA-GILBERT
Brenda's
attendants
were
BURNABY, B.C. — Mr. Tho
than 100, with 60 anglers, young and old, casting away in
WINNIPEG — Lindsay Koji sister Laurie, maid-of honour; hopes of landing a catch. Two ponds were stocked with 150
mas Kakinuma, aged 73, of
cousin S h a ro n t M i yag i s h i m a,
Burnaby, B.C., passed away ma, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
lively trout, of which about 25 to 30 were caught. Incidentally,
bridesmaid,
and
cousin
Alliz
n _
.
.... .
.
.
Kojima,
was
married
to
Nancy
on September 9, 1982. Surson Higa, flower girl. Best some 3 “ 5 Plunders are still in the large pound.
vived by his loving wife, G i I be rt at the Man itoba BudThe honor of hooking the first fish went to 6-year-old Greg
z
man
for
Grant
was
Eric
Mayes
Ikuko, and daughter, Mitsue., dhist Church on August 28,
Taba, son of Mr. & Mrs. Yasu Taba. Mrs. KazTanouye with six*
Memorial service at Forest 1982. Reception was held at from Victoria, while Bob rainbows reeled inthe most fish withi n the time I imit. Husband
Re i d f ro m R i c h m o nd, was t he
Lawn Funeral Cfentre with the Charterhouse.
Kaz caught the most catfish for which no prize was awarded,
groomsman.
The
ushers
for
Rev. C.N. Furuya officiating. ^~“‘
except the catfish.
_
this beautiful wedding were
KUDO — MALLOZZI
On Sunday, Sept. 4, with perfect weather, more than 100
Brenda's brothers Gary and
MORIYAMA
; MONTREAL. — ; Dr. .Gerald z Darcy, arid Grant' s brothers attended the Corn Roast to savor the ripe, sweet cob; freshly
TORONTO. - On Tuesday Hajime Kudo, son of Dr. and
picked from the field. It was a perfect late-summer treat away
Craig .and Derek.
August 31, 1982 Fredrick Mrs, George H. Kudo, exfrom the noise and the clutter of the ONE and Wonderland.
Following the wedding,-a
Ki ngo Mo ri ya ma passed c h a n g ed wed d i n g vows with
away in Toronto Queen sway Santina Garnelina Mallozzi, reception was held at the
THE TORONTO JAPANESE GARDEN CLUB
Capilano Motor Inn. Friends
Generar Hospital in his 64th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gio- '
30th ANNUAL
' of Grant's and Brenda's
-year. He is survived by two vanni Mallozzi, on August 14,
sisters — M rs. Sarah Endo of 1982 at Pariosse St. Ray shared the joyous occasion
by participating in a short
Windsor, Ontario and Mrs. mond. Reception followed at
A fascinating programme of Japanese culture and
musical program. The even?
Mary Pellizzon of Kamloops, Buffet Antique, Olympia Hall:
Nature's beauty. Unique and interesting gardens. Superlative
ing was concluded with a
B.C. and one brother Adam of
display of chysanthemums. Ikebana, Bonsai and Films.
dance with music provided
Cal gary, AI ta. AI so su rvivi ng
AWARDS
by D.J., Gus Yamauchi, uncle
KAITA —OYE
is his son David of Hamilton,
SPECIAL EVENT: Audrey Meiklejohn presents the first showing
of
the
groom.
Floriade ’82/Koukenhoff Gardens, Holland, Royal Green Houses,
WINNIPEG — Sandra Oye,
Ontario. The funeral service
After
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Belgium, by lecture and slides — Colorful illustrations
was held in Kamloops Budd daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Willie
Penticton, Vancouver and
hist Church, 36T Popular Oye and Harvey, son of Mr.
OFFICIAL OPENING
Victoria, the happy couple
Street on Friday Sept. 3 at & Mrs. Roy K$jta exchanged
.SUNDAY, 1:30 p.m., Mrs Lois Wilson, author of Chatelaine 's gardening
are making their home in Ed
7:00 p.m ■ The interment ser wedding vows on September
book — The Complete All-Canadian Guide of Garden Success
monton.
vice was held in MacLeods 18, 1982 at the Manitoba Bud
Funeral Chapel on Saturday dhist Church. Reception was I Use The New Canadian ads
Sept. 4th at 12:00 noon with held at the Hotel Fort Garry.
। for the best results from
1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m.
- ,
interment following in Hill
I
the J. C. Community
Ikebana demonstration • Bonsai •Films
side Cemetary.
TAZUMI-SAWA
Bonsai display by Toronto Bonsai Society and
CARD OF THANKS
WINNIPEG — Keith TazuToronto Japanese Garden Club
.
UYESUGI
The family of the late
VANCOUVER. — Mrs. Riyu mi, son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank
ADMISSION: Adults $2.50, Children under 12 free
Fredrick Kingo Moriyama
Uyesugi passed away on Sep- Tazumi and Karen Sawa, dau
when accompanied by adult.
express our appreciation
tember 1£, 1982 in her 83rd ghter of Mrs. Y. Sawa were
JAPANESE CULTURAL CENTRE
to all those who came out
year. Survived by her loving married on August 21, 1982,
Y 123 Wynford Drive, Don Mills
and helped organize fun
husband, < Bun h i c hi; 3 sons, at the Manitoba Buddhist
eral' arrangements, prepar
Bus service from Eglinton Subway Station
Fumio and his wife, Emiko, Church. Reception followed
Vancouver, Tadao and his at the Ramada Inn. •
ing of food for the recep
z
Refreshments available.
tion after funeral service
wife, Mieko, in Japan, Yukio
Enquiries: 225-7836, 425-3161, 368-9898 or 491 -5652
and all those who came to ’
and his wife Shigeko; Van
FURUTANI-OLAFSON
our beloved brother' s
couver; 1 daughter Sueko,
WINNIPEG
^Robin
Furufuneral service. Our spec?
Mrs. Kunio Kondo, Japan; 18
ial thank you to those who
grandchildren; 11 great-grand tani, son of M f. & M rs. Donald
Furutani
and
Lorelei
Olafson
travelled distances to get
children.
were
married
on
September
LATEST STYLES
ALL HEEL HEIGHTS
to the funeral, all those
Service at Vancouver Budd
18, 1982\at the Gloria Dei
who gave “koden,” friends
LADIES 2 and up
* MENS 4 and up
hist Church with the Rev. Y.
Lutheran
Church.
Reception
of many people in the
Izumi officiating. Glenhaven .
MEDIUM AND WIDE FITTINGS
followed
at
the
Charles
wood
neighbourhood
and
Mac
Memorial Chapel. Vancouver
Legion.
Leod' s Funeral H ome, a 11
Crematorium.
the pallbearers our special
Closed Monday sand Tuesdays
thank you. Also our
TSURUDA - JACKSON
special thank you to Kam
1328 Queen St. West, Toronto Phone 531-1931
Lorraine
EDMONTON
loops Buddhist Church
Tsuruda, daughter of Mr. and
members especially Rev.
Mrs. George Tsuruda, became
Taniyama for the services.
proprietor
the bride of Mr. Robert JackAll your kindnesses have
son on September 4th, 1982,
JON ONODERA _
been greatly appreciated.
in Whitecourt. The date for
481 8895
489-4654
7
Mrs. Sarah Endo
their wedding coincides.with
x (Business) (Residence)
(Windsor, Ont.)
the anniversary of Lorraine's
MOST POPULAR "SAKURA" BRAND RICE
Mrs.
May
Pellizzon
parents wedding. The couple
Open Sunday — 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
540 Eglinton Ave., W.,
(Kamloops,
B.C.)
now reside in Whitecourt.
173 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO.
Toronto
Mr. Adam K. Moriyama
977-3761 <& 977-3765
(Calgary, Alta.)
Pates & Doings]
FLOWER & GARDEN EXHIBITION
Sunday, October 24, 1982
SMALL SHOE SIZES
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M1L2T3
THE
Friday,. October 15, 1982
Page 3
CANADIAN
YAMADA-SHIKAZE
'
P^rsond Notes Across Conode^
EDMONTON--On August
7th, Brenda Gail Yamada (of
Tats and Niki) was married
to Grant Masao shikaze (of FjSh derby, corn roast at JCCC Caledon
Obituaries
WEDDINGS
Ben and Flo) at Grace United
CALEDON, Ont. — The Fishing' Derby and Picnic held at
Church.
KAKINUMA
the JCCC Recreational Property at Caledon, attracted more
KOJIMA-GILBERT
Brenda's
attendants
were
BURNABY, B.C. — Mr. Tho
than 100, with 60 anglers, young and old, casting away in
WINNIPEG — Lindsay Koji sister Laurie, maid-of honour; hopes of landing a catch. Two ponds were stocked with 150
mas Kakinuma, aged 73, of
cousin S h a ro n t M i yag i s h i m a,
Burnaby, B.C., passed away ma, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
lively trout, of which about 25 to 30 were caught. Incidentally,
bridesmaid,
and
cousin
Alliz
n _
.
.... .
.
.
Kojima,
was
married
to
Nancy
on September 9, 1982. Surson Higa, flower girl. Best some 3 “ 5 Plunders are still in the large pound.
vived by his loving wife, G i I be rt at the Man itoba BudThe honor of hooking the first fish went to 6-year-old Greg
z
man
for
Grant
was
Eric
Mayes
Ikuko, and daughter, Mitsue., dhist Church on August 28,
Taba, son of Mr. & Mrs. Yasu Taba. Mrs. KazTanouye with six*
Memorial service at Forest 1982. Reception was held at from Victoria, while Bob rainbows reeled inthe most fish withi n the time I imit. Husband
Re i d f ro m R i c h m o nd, was t he
Lawn Funeral Cfentre with the Charterhouse.
Kaz caught the most catfish for which no prize was awarded,
groomsman.
The
ushers
for
Rev. C.N. Furuya officiating. ^~“‘
except the catfish.
_
this beautiful wedding were
KUDO — MALLOZZI
On Sunday, Sept. 4, with perfect weather, more than 100
Brenda's brothers Gary and
MORIYAMA
; MONTREAL. — ; Dr. .Gerald z Darcy, arid Grant' s brothers attended the Corn Roast to savor the ripe, sweet cob; freshly
TORONTO. - On Tuesday Hajime Kudo, son of Dr. and
picked from the field. It was a perfect late-summer treat away
Craig .and Derek.
August 31, 1982 Fredrick Mrs, George H. Kudo, exfrom the noise and the clutter of the ONE and Wonderland.
Following the wedding,-a
Ki ngo Mo ri ya ma passed c h a n g ed wed d i n g vows with
away in Toronto Queen sway Santina Garnelina Mallozzi, reception was held at the
THE TORONTO JAPANESE GARDEN CLUB
Capilano Motor Inn. Friends
Generar Hospital in his 64th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gio- '
30th ANNUAL
' of Grant's and Brenda's
-year. He is survived by two vanni Mallozzi, on August 14,
sisters — M rs. Sarah Endo of 1982 at Pariosse St. Ray shared the joyous occasion
by participating in a short
Windsor, Ontario and Mrs. mond. Reception followed at
A fascinating programme of Japanese culture and
musical program. The even?
Mary Pellizzon of Kamloops, Buffet Antique, Olympia Hall:
Nature's beauty. Unique and interesting gardens. Superlative
ing was concluded with a
B.C. and one brother Adam of
display of chysanthemums. Ikebana, Bonsai and Films.
dance with music provided
Cal gary, AI ta. AI so su rvivi ng
AWARDS
by D.J., Gus Yamauchi, uncle
KAITA —OYE
is his son David of Hamilton,
SPECIAL EVENT: Audrey Meiklejohn presents the first showing
of
the
groom.
Floriade ’82/Koukenhoff Gardens, Holland, Royal Green Houses,
WINNIPEG — Sandra Oye,
Ontario. The funeral service
After
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Belgium, by lecture and slides — Colorful illustrations
was held in Kamloops Budd daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Willie
Penticton, Vancouver and
hist Church, 36T Popular Oye and Harvey, son of Mr.
OFFICIAL OPENING
Victoria, the happy couple
Street on Friday Sept. 3 at & Mrs. Roy K$jta exchanged
.SUNDAY, 1:30 p.m., Mrs Lois Wilson, author of Chatelaine 's gardening
are making their home in Ed
7:00 p.m ■ The interment ser wedding vows on September
book — The Complete All-Canadian Guide of Garden Success
monton.
vice was held in MacLeods 18, 1982 at the Manitoba Bud
Funeral Chapel on Saturday dhist Church. Reception was I Use The New Canadian ads
Sept. 4th at 12:00 noon with held at the Hotel Fort Garry.
। for the best results from
1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m.
- ,
interment following in Hill
I
the J. C. Community
Ikebana demonstration • Bonsai •Films
side Cemetary.
TAZUMI-SAWA
Bonsai display by Toronto Bonsai Society and
CARD OF THANKS
WINNIPEG — Keith TazuToronto Japanese Garden Club
.
UYESUGI
The family of the late
VANCOUVER. — Mrs. Riyu mi, son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank
ADMISSION: Adults $2.50, Children under 12 free
Fredrick Kingo Moriyama
Uyesugi passed away on Sep- Tazumi and Karen Sawa, dau
when accompanied by adult.
express our appreciation
tember 1£, 1982 in her 83rd ghter of Mrs. Y. Sawa were
JAPANESE CULTURAL CENTRE
to all those who came out
year. Survived by her loving married on August 21, 1982,
Y 123 Wynford Drive, Don Mills
and helped organize fun
husband, < Bun h i c hi; 3 sons, at the Manitoba Buddhist
eral' arrangements, prepar
Bus service from Eglinton Subway Station
Fumio and his wife, Emiko, Church. Reception followed
Vancouver, Tadao and his at the Ramada Inn. •
ing of food for the recep
z
Refreshments available.
tion after funeral service
wife, Mieko, in Japan, Yukio
Enquiries: 225-7836, 425-3161, 368-9898 or 491 -5652
and all those who came to ’
and his wife Shigeko; Van
FURUTANI-OLAFSON
our beloved brother' s
couver; 1 daughter Sueko,
WINNIPEG
^Robin
Furufuneral service. Our spec?
Mrs. Kunio Kondo, Japan; 18
ial thank you to those who
grandchildren; 11 great-grand tani, son of M f. & M rs. Donald
Furutani
and
Lorelei
Olafson
travelled distances to get
children.
were
married
on
September
LATEST STYLES
ALL HEEL HEIGHTS
to the funeral, all those
Service at Vancouver Budd
18, 1982\at the Gloria Dei
who gave “koden,” friends
LADIES 2 and up
* MENS 4 and up
hist Church with the Rev. Y.
Lutheran
Church.
Reception
of many people in the
Izumi officiating. Glenhaven .
MEDIUM AND WIDE FITTINGS
followed
at
the
Charles
wood
neighbourhood
and
Mac
Memorial Chapel. Vancouver
Legion.
Leod' s Funeral H ome, a 11
Crematorium.
the pallbearers our special
Closed Monday sand Tuesdays
thank you. Also our
TSURUDA - JACKSON
special thank you to Kam
1328 Queen St. West, Toronto Phone 531-1931
Lorraine
EDMONTON
loops Buddhist Church
Tsuruda, daughter of Mr. and
members especially Rev.
Mrs. George Tsuruda, became
Taniyama for the services.
proprietor
the bride of Mr. Robert JackAll your kindnesses have
son on September 4th, 1982,
JON ONODERA _
been greatly appreciated.
in Whitecourt. The date for
481 8895
489-4654
7
Mrs. Sarah Endo
their wedding coincides.with
x (Business) (Residence)
(Windsor, Ont.)
the anniversary of Lorraine's
MOST POPULAR "SAKURA" BRAND RICE
Mrs.
May
Pellizzon
parents wedding. The couple
Open Sunday — 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
540 Eglinton Ave., W.,
(Kamloops,
B.C.)
now reside in Whitecourt.
173 DUNDAS STREET WEST, TORONTO.
Toronto
Mr. Adam K. Moriyama
977-3761 <& 977-3765
(Calgary, Alta.)
Pates & Doings]
FLOWER & GARDEN EXHIBITION
Sunday, October 24, 1982
SMALL SHOE SIZES
ALBERT'S SHOE STORE
HYLAND
FLOWERS
DUNDAS UNION STORE
Cl Its i tVA
■ "
8 »»
ikko’«
Y sukiyaki
Travel Service
s
t
SAMPLE LOW FARE
VANCOUVER RTN.
LOS ANGELES RTN.
JAPAN RTN.
MIAMI RTN.
4
For further information
I
5
OPEN EVERYDAY
460 Dundas St. West,
Toronto. OnL_
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• CALL US EARLY
s
$
i
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• PLAN EARLY
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8
*
SURE WAY TO SAVE ON AIR TRAVEL
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Reservations: 977-2164
460 Dundas St. West
Toronto, Ont.M5T 1G9
Tei-. 977-76o5
HALF HOUR FREE PARKING FOR
OUR CUSTOMERS, AT JOY LOY
PARKING LOT I SOUTH OF LICHEE GARDENS)
For complete professional and
confidential real estate advice
and service please call
• BOOK EARLY
NORMAL FARE
$274.00
$395.00
1342.00
$231.00
$686.00
$788.00
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Jphz execs are top paid; English worst
NEW YORK — High level
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executives are paid best in . avera9e about 20 percent said. :
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Japan and poorest in Great
Britain, a study showed re
SHIATSU THERAPY
cently.
According to the survey, a
managing director in newly
industrialized Hong Kong
earns 97 per cent of what his
salary in the United Kingdom
would be. The same execu
tive in Japan however would
be paid 76 percent more than
in Britain.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SANGHA — DANA
' Presents
MOMIJI BALL
KEN SEN
Centennial Room
822 Broadview Ave.,
- Toronto, Ontario M4K 2P7,
Telephone: (416) 466-8780
INN ON THE PARK
'
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Business International Corp's .
personnel evaluation and re
muneration service, covered
base salaries of executives
in 25 industrialized and newly
industrialized countries, using
the United Kingdom as a base
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(Leslie & Eglinton Ave. East)
Monday to Saturday: 10 a.m. ^ 8 p.m
NIPPON VIDEO CENTRE
1993 Danforth Ave., Toronto
Fall & Winter Schedule
Panasonic Video Recorder $759.00
Telephone 698-0633
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1982
Cocktails 6:00 p.m.
•
Dinner 7:00 p.m.
Dancing 9:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m.
Music by “EASY STREET”
$65.00 per Couple
Proceeds to Momiji 'Health Care and Nipponia Home —
Tickets from: Dick Tanaka 625-7380
Yuki Kondo 221-7627,
- Among newly industrializ
ed countries executives in
Hong Kong were among the ,
lowest paid.
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some one making $16,729 a
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Belgium, he would be paid
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Beauty Salon
1162 College Street
Toronto, Ont.
Telephone 535-1992
Mon.-T to 6 p.m.
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Thursdays closed
Donald I. Kimura
Barrister A Solicitor
155 Main Street West
Stouffviile, Ontario
LOH 1L0
640-5454
Home 294-4827
SKIING
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1201 Bloor St. W.
Toronto, Ont.
532-4267
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40 Melford Drive, Unit 1
Scartxxpugh,Ontario
M1B 2G2
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KEN MURATA__________
Home 291-0952
Ministry of Consumer
and Commercial Relations
® Ontario
Robert Elgie M.D., Minister
William Davis, Premier
P
Jphz execs are top paid; English worst
NEW YORK — High level
ing power salaries actually higher in Japan, the survey
executives are paid best in . avera9e about 20 percent said. :
,
Japan and poorest in Great
Britain, a study showed re
SHIATSU THERAPY
cently.
According to the survey, a
managing director in newly
industrialized Hong Kong
earns 97 per cent of what his
salary in the United Kingdom
would be. The same execu
tive in Japan however would
be paid 76 percent more than
in Britain.
TORONTO BUDDHIST CHURCH
SANGHA — DANA
' Presents
MOMIJI BALL
KEN SEN
Centennial Room
822 Broadview Ave.,
- Toronto, Ontario M4K 2P7,
Telephone: (416) 466-8780
INN ON THE PARK
'
The survey, conducted by
Business International Corp's .
personnel evaluation and re
muneration service, covered
base salaries of executives
in 25 industrialized and newly
industrialized countries, using
the United Kingdom as a base
of 100.
J
(Leslie & Eglinton Ave. East)
Monday to Saturday: 10 a.m. ^ 8 p.m
NIPPON VIDEO CENTRE
1993 Danforth Ave., Toronto
Fall & Winter Schedule
Panasonic Video Recorder $759.00
Telephone 698-0633
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1982
Cocktails 6:00 p.m.
•
Dinner 7:00 p.m.
Dancing 9:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m.
Music by “EASY STREET”
$65.00 per Couple
Proceeds to Momiji 'Health Care and Nipponia Home —
Tickets from: Dick Tanaka 625-7380
Yuki Kondo 221-7627,
- Among newly industrializ
ed countries executives in
Hong Kong were among the ,
lowest paid.
In the lower echelons, if
some one making $16,729 a
^year in Mexico moved to
Belgium, he would be paid
$21,890, in a similar job.
Measured in real purchas-
H ITO Ml
Beauty Salon
1162 College Street
Toronto, Ont.
Telephone 535-1992
Mon.-T to 6 p.m.
Tues. — Fri. — 9 to ^ p.m.
Sat. - 9 to 3 p.m.
Thursdays closed
Donald I. Kimura
Barrister A Solicitor
155 Main Street West
Stouffviile, Ontario
LOH 1L0
640-5454
Home 294-4827
SKIING
ATHLETIC SHOES
1201 Bloor St. W.
Toronto, Ont.
532-4267
Agincourt
Roofing
l imited _5?
40 Melford Drive, Unit 1
Scartxxpugh,Ontario
M1B 2G2
298-3333
KEN MURATA__________
Home 291-0952
Ministry of Consumer
and Commercial Relations
® Ontario
Robert Elgie M.D., Minister
William Davis, Premier
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