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The New Canadian
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
VOL. 53 — NO. 77
National Nikkei Centre:
multi-purpose complex
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1989
Solar Car Hits 45 RPH In Test
TOR0HT0.OW
“Bimbo”
and the
“Kechimbo”
and Seniors Housing Center. In
By TOM K. TAGAMI
VANCOUVER — Since the attendance at the committee
By JIN KONOMI
last report the Japanese Cana meeting was Chris Richardson,
dian Center Site Management a member of the Vancouver
Down through the ages power
Committee met on August 31, Parks Board. He was very recep
has often been equated with
1989. We discussed the results tive to and supportive of the idea
license to indulge, and of all in
of the meeting that took place of having our Complex neigh
dulgences, sex has often been
between committee member bouring on the park. We would
the first choice of the powerful. I
Bob Banno, Ken Shikaze and benefit by having access to the
base this observation on Solo
George Oikawa and Moodie park, without the maintenance
mon with his 700 wives, King
Consultants; the consulting firm expense.
ii^
r
David with his many loves, the
retained by the City of Vancouver
The total cost of the project
Ottoman sultans with their
to coordinate the development of will be approximately $13 million.
.A
?
harems full of Circassian beau
the Fraser Lands Project in This sounds unattainable, but
ties, the Chinese emperors who
South Vancouver. The total de some money is available
Kyocera
Corp.
’
s
experimental
solar-powered
car
hit
a
speed
of
50
sought exotic beauties from their
velopment plan for this area of through grants from the three
miles per hour in tests in Hokkaido,
Kyocera officials said
tributaries in Central Asia, and
the city is certainly exciting and levels of government, the JC Re
bad weather conditions prevented the car iron । reaching 60 miles per
so forth. You are familiar with the
is moving along rapidly. Our dress Foundation and low inter
hour as expected.
stories of medieval lords of Eur
committee members came away est mortgage funds form the
ope who took full advantage of
from their meeting with a positive Central Mortgage and Housing
their jus primae noctis. C. Rat
feeling about the prospects of Commission. A fund raising
tray Taylor tells (Sex in History)
securing property for the Multi- committee for the Multi-Purpose
that
many Frankish kings dies,
Purpose Complex in the devel Complex has been struck and
prematurely worn out, before the
opment. The property has been has met on August 29 and Sep
age of 30.
assesssed to determine market tember 14 to being the process
Japan had its share of exalted
value and a bid for approxi of raising funds for phase one of TAMPA, Florida. ;—A Japanese Canadian Allison Odaguchi of Win
mately 3.5 acres of property is the project; the property purch nipeg captured the National Junior Bowling Championship title in sensualists. The most notorious
Tampa. Forida on July 15th becoming the first Canadian to perform was lyebari, the 11th Shogun of
being considered; by the Site ase.
'
. .
<
the Tokigawa dynasty. He had 40
Management Committee.
The total estimate of $13 mil this feat
Allison, 17-year-old daughter of Atsumi and Tetsuo Odaguchi, de- concubines (Not all of them at
The site under consideration lion will not all have to come
borders on 9.6 acres of pro through fund raising activities. feated some 58 competitors from the United States, Puerto Rico, one time, however. They were
and Canada for the title. She was awarded a $5,000. (U.S.) scholar spread over his 50-year reign.)
posed park space, a wonderful Our initial goal is to raise $3 to
setting for our Multi-Purpose $5 million for acquisition of pro ship towards her university education. Coco-Cola, the sponsors of and by them he sired 57 sons
the tournament, donated $500. in her name to the Children’s Hospi and daughters. To settle them re
Complex consisting of the Cul perty. The objective is to raise
tal in Tampa.
spectably in the status-sensitive
tural Center, Health Care Facility these funds though community
feudal
society was no easy task,
fundraising and contributions
and it became the major head
from the corporate sector. You
RCMP officer
ache of his ministers. They had
may think it is impossible to raise
married to JC
to resort to all sorts of bribes,
this amount of money or it is too
tells of bigotry
cajolery, and, I suspect,* even
expensive, but when redress
blackmail. To marry them off, for
STAND OFF, Alta. — An was first considered, who would
not all of the Shogun’s offspring
RCMP officer says he un- have dreamt that we would see
were all there.
derstands the alienation native our settlements. Those same
HAMILTON, Ont. — Ryan an 85-90 average, Kuwabara
people understands the aliena doubts and feelings of futility
Kuwabara of Hamilton was is considering the U.S. col
Times have changed. Power
tion native people must feel in were prevalent when people in
recently expecting a visit at lege route. If he decides to has shifted from high positions
the southern Alberta town of our community first broached
his
Mohawk Road West home accept a scholarship south of to the market place. Persuasion
Ardston. Constable Frank Paul- the idea of pursuing the federal
ter told a provincial inquiry into government for the redress of by Ottawa mayor Jim Durrell. the border, he would play this rather than coercion has be
That's how badly the Ot season in the Golden come the preferred mode of
relations between the. Blood In wrongful deeds perpetrated dur
dian band and police that his Ja ing World War II. We as a com tawa 67's major junior Horseshoe Junior B League gaining compliance rather than
hockey club wants to have for Hamilton Kilty B's.
coercion has become the
panese wife faced the same kind munity in British Columbia must
17-year-old
Kuwabara
playing
He had 13 goals, 25 assists preferred mode of gaining com
of prejudice in the predominantly believe that a national heritage
in
the
Nation's
Capital
this
in 42 games for Kiltys last pliance rather than submission.
Mormon community, which bor center for Japanese Canadian
season.
season.
But the basic nature of the rela
ders the Blood reserve. Preju with seniors housing and health
Kuwabara
tionship
has not changed. It still
The six-foot, 185-pound
dice toward natives and non care facility is important for our
was 67's
winger played recently for is man having his way with
Mormons is evident to RCMP future. We can do it!
first
draft
Kiltys in ..their 7-7 exhibition woman.
officers in the town, Constable
There are approximately six
choice
_
and
In Japan which isstill a male
game tie against Brantford
Paulter, who was stationed in thousand people in B.C. who
the
eighth
Classics in Burford.
dominated society, where wo
Cardston for nearly five years, qualify for and will receive their
overall
said recently.
Said Kiltys' secretary Bob men’s earning power is low com
$21,000. individual redress com
selection
at
Nichols: “He (Kuwabara) is pared to men’s, there is no
pensation. Some quick mathe
the
1989
On
hme
trying to get his head dearth of women who are willing
matic calculations show us that
Hoc- „
.
to be persuaded. While concu
Manitoba Japanese the wealth of the Japanese Can tario
(Cont. on page 2^
key League Kuwabara
binage has no longer been re
United Church Bazaar adian community in B.C. will priority selections. He attend
cognized under civil law since
have increased by the amount of
Manitoba Buddhist
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba
ed
Ottawa's
training
camp,
1898, concubines have contin
$126 million. If each individual
Japanese United Church Lunch
Church
Bazaar
but
returned
home
to
think
ued to exist to this day. Only they
would contribute just five percent
and Fall Bazaar will be held on
about
his
future.
are
called by another name:
WINNIPEG
—
The
Manitoba
of their settlement; $1050; to
Saturday, October 21, 1989, at
“He (Durrell) called and Buddhist Church bazaar will be Nigo, the number 2. Many of the
wards the National Heritage
the Knox United Church, 400
Center, we would have a start of said he would come down for held on Sunday, October 15, high priced so-called mansions
Edmonton Street in Winnipeg.
$6.3 million towards our dream. a visit as Kuwabara said 1989 from 12 to 3 p.m. at the (actually they are condos or
There will be handicrafts, home
recently. “I'll hear what he Manitoba Buddhist Church, 825 apartments) in Tokyo are occu
Then think, if each individual
making, white elephant sale and
has to say and think about it.” Winnipeg Avenue. The full spec pied by kept women.
i
x
. „
,
,
contributed just ten percent of
cost IS $3. for adults and $2. for
J
H
A Westmount Secondary trum of bazaar activities and
(Cent, on page 2)
children.
School grade 12 student with goods will be available.
(Cont. on page 2)
*
Manitoba JC girl wins
US National Jr. Bowling title
Sansei hockey player
creating much interest
at schoo I s across cou ntry
An Independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
VOL. 53 — NO. 77
National Nikkei Centre:
multi-purpose complex
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1989
Solar Car Hits 45 RPH In Test
TOR0HT0.OW
“Bimbo”
and the
“Kechimbo”
and Seniors Housing Center. In
By TOM K. TAGAMI
VANCOUVER — Since the attendance at the committee
By JIN KONOMI
last report the Japanese Cana meeting was Chris Richardson,
dian Center Site Management a member of the Vancouver
Down through the ages power
Committee met on August 31, Parks Board. He was very recep
has often been equated with
1989. We discussed the results tive to and supportive of the idea
license to indulge, and of all in
of the meeting that took place of having our Complex neigh
dulgences, sex has often been
between committee member bouring on the park. We would
the first choice of the powerful. I
Bob Banno, Ken Shikaze and benefit by having access to the
base this observation on Solo
George Oikawa and Moodie park, without the maintenance
mon with his 700 wives, King
Consultants; the consulting firm expense.
ii^
r
David with his many loves, the
retained by the City of Vancouver
The total cost of the project
Ottoman sultans with their
to coordinate the development of will be approximately $13 million.
.A
?
harems full of Circassian beau
the Fraser Lands Project in This sounds unattainable, but
ties, the Chinese emperors who
South Vancouver. The total de some money is available
Kyocera
Corp.
’
s
experimental
solar-powered
car
hit
a
speed
of
50
sought exotic beauties from their
velopment plan for this area of through grants from the three
miles per hour in tests in Hokkaido,
Kyocera officials said
tributaries in Central Asia, and
the city is certainly exciting and levels of government, the JC Re
bad weather conditions prevented the car iron । reaching 60 miles per
so forth. You are familiar with the
is moving along rapidly. Our dress Foundation and low inter
hour as expected.
stories of medieval lords of Eur
committee members came away est mortgage funds form the
ope who took full advantage of
from their meeting with a positive Central Mortgage and Housing
their jus primae noctis. C. Rat
feeling about the prospects of Commission. A fund raising
tray Taylor tells (Sex in History)
securing property for the Multi- committee for the Multi-Purpose
that
many Frankish kings dies,
Purpose Complex in the devel Complex has been struck and
prematurely worn out, before the
opment. The property has been has met on August 29 and Sep
age of 30.
assesssed to determine market tember 14 to being the process
Japan had its share of exalted
value and a bid for approxi of raising funds for phase one of TAMPA, Florida. ;—A Japanese Canadian Allison Odaguchi of Win
mately 3.5 acres of property is the project; the property purch nipeg captured the National Junior Bowling Championship title in sensualists. The most notorious
Tampa. Forida on July 15th becoming the first Canadian to perform was lyebari, the 11th Shogun of
being considered; by the Site ase.
'
. .
<
the Tokigawa dynasty. He had 40
Management Committee.
The total estimate of $13 mil this feat
Allison, 17-year-old daughter of Atsumi and Tetsuo Odaguchi, de- concubines (Not all of them at
The site under consideration lion will not all have to come
borders on 9.6 acres of pro through fund raising activities. feated some 58 competitors from the United States, Puerto Rico, one time, however. They were
and Canada for the title. She was awarded a $5,000. (U.S.) scholar spread over his 50-year reign.)
posed park space, a wonderful Our initial goal is to raise $3 to
setting for our Multi-Purpose $5 million for acquisition of pro ship towards her university education. Coco-Cola, the sponsors of and by them he sired 57 sons
the tournament, donated $500. in her name to the Children’s Hospi and daughters. To settle them re
Complex consisting of the Cul perty. The objective is to raise
tal in Tampa.
spectably in the status-sensitive
tural Center, Health Care Facility these funds though community
feudal
society was no easy task,
fundraising and contributions
and it became the major head
from the corporate sector. You
RCMP officer
ache of his ministers. They had
may think it is impossible to raise
married to JC
to resort to all sorts of bribes,
this amount of money or it is too
tells of bigotry
cajolery, and, I suspect,* even
expensive, but when redress
blackmail. To marry them off, for
STAND OFF, Alta. — An was first considered, who would
not all of the Shogun’s offspring
RCMP officer says he un- have dreamt that we would see
were all there.
derstands the alienation native our settlements. Those same
HAMILTON, Ont. — Ryan an 85-90 average, Kuwabara
people understands the aliena doubts and feelings of futility
Kuwabara of Hamilton was is considering the U.S. col
Times have changed. Power
tion native people must feel in were prevalent when people in
recently expecting a visit at lege route. If he decides to has shifted from high positions
the southern Alberta town of our community first broached
his
Mohawk Road West home accept a scholarship south of to the market place. Persuasion
Ardston. Constable Frank Paul- the idea of pursuing the federal
ter told a provincial inquiry into government for the redress of by Ottawa mayor Jim Durrell. the border, he would play this rather than coercion has be
That's how badly the Ot season in the Golden come the preferred mode of
relations between the. Blood In wrongful deeds perpetrated dur
dian band and police that his Ja ing World War II. We as a com tawa 67's major junior Horseshoe Junior B League gaining compliance rather than
hockey club wants to have for Hamilton Kilty B's.
coercion has become the
panese wife faced the same kind munity in British Columbia must
17-year-old
Kuwabara
playing
He had 13 goals, 25 assists preferred mode of gaining com
of prejudice in the predominantly believe that a national heritage
in
the
Nation's
Capital
this
in 42 games for Kiltys last pliance rather than submission.
Mormon community, which bor center for Japanese Canadian
season.
season.
But the basic nature of the rela
ders the Blood reserve. Preju with seniors housing and health
Kuwabara
tionship
has not changed. It still
The six-foot, 185-pound
dice toward natives and non care facility is important for our
was 67's
winger played recently for is man having his way with
Mormons is evident to RCMP future. We can do it!
first
draft
Kiltys in ..their 7-7 exhibition woman.
officers in the town, Constable
There are approximately six
choice
_
and
In Japan which isstill a male
game tie against Brantford
Paulter, who was stationed in thousand people in B.C. who
the
eighth
Classics in Burford.
dominated society, where wo
Cardston for nearly five years, qualify for and will receive their
overall
said recently.
Said Kiltys' secretary Bob men’s earning power is low com
$21,000. individual redress com
selection
at
Nichols: “He (Kuwabara) is pared to men’s, there is no
pensation. Some quick mathe
the
1989
On
hme
trying to get his head dearth of women who are willing
matic calculations show us that
Hoc- „
.
to be persuaded. While concu
Manitoba Japanese the wealth of the Japanese Can tario
(Cont. on page 2^
key League Kuwabara
binage has no longer been re
United Church Bazaar adian community in B.C. will priority selections. He attend
cognized under civil law since
have increased by the amount of
Manitoba Buddhist
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba
ed
Ottawa's
training
camp,
1898, concubines have contin
$126 million. If each individual
Japanese United Church Lunch
Church
Bazaar
but
returned
home
to
think
ued to exist to this day. Only they
would contribute just five percent
and Fall Bazaar will be held on
about
his
future.
are
called by another name:
WINNIPEG
—
The
Manitoba
of their settlement; $1050; to
Saturday, October 21, 1989, at
“He (Durrell) called and Buddhist Church bazaar will be Nigo, the number 2. Many of the
wards the National Heritage
the Knox United Church, 400
Center, we would have a start of said he would come down for held on Sunday, October 15, high priced so-called mansions
Edmonton Street in Winnipeg.
$6.3 million towards our dream. a visit as Kuwabara said 1989 from 12 to 3 p.m. at the (actually they are condos or
There will be handicrafts, home
recently. “I'll hear what he Manitoba Buddhist Church, 825 apartments) in Tokyo are occu
Then think, if each individual
making, white elephant sale and
has to say and think about it.” Winnipeg Avenue. The full spec pied by kept women.
i
x
. „
,
,
contributed just ten percent of
cost IS $3. for adults and $2. for
J
H
A Westmount Secondary trum of bazaar activities and
(Cent, on page 2)
children.
School grade 12 student with goods will be available.
(Cont. on page 2)
*
Manitoba JC girl wins
US National Jr. Bowling title
Sansei hockey player
creating much interest
at schoo I s across cou ntry
Page 2
Page 2
Friday, October 6, 1989
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The old saying: To keep a co an unfeeling man, she charged,
ncubine or two is the measure of was not fit to become a premier.
Publisher & Japanese Editor
Kenzo Mori
As far as philandering is con
a man’s competence, seems to
English Editor
express the view still prevalent in cerned, there have been worse
.Kei Tsumura
the thinking of a big segment of offenders among political lead
Published on Tuesdays ...
the Japanese. And this fact may ers of the past. It was Uno’s mis
and Fridays
explain the surprisingly low key fortune that Miss Nakanishi blew
479 Queen Street West
reaction to the revelation of Pre the whistle on him.
Toronto,
Ontario M5V 2A9
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mier Uno’s so called sex
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scandal. While the outrage of the
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year, $20.00 for six months.
moralistically inclined people Player
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was genuine enough, (it did top
(Cont. from page 1)
ple Uno from his position), in an
other sector he was tried by an straightened out. The univer
entirely different set of conven sities have been climbing all
tions, a moral code, if you will, over him. It 's unbelievable. A
n . LONG DISTANCE1
using the word moral in its origi guy drove up from Bowling WANTED
, TRUCK DRIVER.
Green, Ohio, when they heard SHIPPING & DELI VERY. MONTRE
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There was a general percep he was going to be playing,
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Miss Nakaniski, the geisha now- him to come back.
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nearly enough. And it is cus stays here and plays.”
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Uno did not pay a thing. As for much pressure on me to
under. English speaking the geisha before Miss Nakani make my decision.”
According to Kuwabara, he $25,000. to $35,000. salary
ski, she had given him 10 years
and Health Plan. ERIN ZIM
of her youth and exclusive serv is waiting for more offers
MER. 489-1975.
ice, but when he tired, he had from schools that have pre
dentistry programs.
chucked her like a worn out zori.
“I'm still leaving it open,”
What Miss Nakaniski accused
Uno of was not his bad sex mor he siad of the posibility he
would return to coach Brian
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thefr-settlements^
we
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Friday, October 6, 1989
Expert Repairs on B/W & Colour TV's
SHIG'S
TV
741-4236
- REXDALE, ONTARIO
2625 ISLINGTON AVENUE
(Cont. from page 1).
Konomi ...
Sales & Service on
Admiral, Panasonic, Quasar, Toshiba, Zenith, Etc.
The New Canadian
Established 1939
The old saying: To keep a co an unfeeling man, she charged,
ncubine or two is the measure of was not fit to become a premier.
Publisher & Japanese Editor
Kenzo Mori
As far as philandering is con
a man’s competence, seems to
English Editor
express the view still prevalent in cerned, there have been worse
.Kei Tsumura
the thinking of a big segment of offenders among political lead
Published on Tuesdays ...
the Japanese. And this fact may ers of the past. It was Uno’s mis
and Fridays
explain the surprisingly low key fortune that Miss Nakanishi blew
479 Queen Street West
reaction to the revelation of Pre the whistle on him.
Toronto,
Ontario M5V 2A9
Pacific Citizen
mier Uno’s so called sex
PHONE: 366-5005
scandal. While the outrage of the
Subscription in advance $30.00
feminists and Christians and the
per
year, $20.00 for six months.
moralistically inclined people Player
Second Class Mail No. 0366
was genuine enough, (it did top
(Cont. from page 1)
ple Uno from his position), in an
other sector he was tried by an straightened out. The univer
entirely different set of conven sities have been climbing all
tions, a moral code, if you will, over him. It 's unbelievable. A
n . LONG DISTANCE1
using the word moral in its origi guy drove up from Bowling WANTED
, TRUCK DRIVER.
Green, Ohio, when they heard SHIPPING & DELI VERY. MONTRE
nal sense.
AL. TEL. (5 1 4) 33 1 -8 708
There was a general percep he was going to be playing,
tion that Uno had dealt with his ,And, evidently, the mayor of
CLEANING
women very shabbily. The ‘ Ottawa phoned him and told W ANTE D LADY 2 DAYS
$2,300 per month he had paid him he very seriously wanted PER WEEK REQUIRED FOR
JAPANESE EXECUTIVE RES
Miss Nakaniski, the geisha now- him to come back.
“Obviously, I'm hoping he - IDENCE. TEL 9 4 7-3 8 0 4 (JAN)
turned-OL (office lady), was not
nearly enough. And it is cus stays here and plays.”
Kuwabara said he left OtASSISTANT MANAGER
tomary in this kind of relationship
Required for LADY SHORT
for a man topayseparation tawa training camp because
money by way of a solatium, but “there was a little bit too by Brown's - a retail clothing
store catering to 5'3" and
Uno did not pay a thing. As for much pressure on me to
under. English speaking the geisha before Miss Nakani make my decision.”
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ski, she had given him 10 years
and Health Plan. ERIN ZIM
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What Miss Nakaniski accused
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Friday, October 6, 1989
THE
PERSONAL NOTES
NEW
CANADIAN
DATES AND DOINGS
Cancer can be BEATBi
YOSHIDA
DRYDEN, Ont. — Mrs. Hizi
Hisayo Yoshida passed away in
Dryden, Ontario on August 28/
1989. Born in Haney, B.C. on
February 27,1920. Funeral serv
ice held at First United Church,
with officiant the Rev. Kenneth
Rentz.
Dryden-Red
Lake
Funeral Chapels, interment
Dryden Cemetery.
MIYAMOTO
MONTREAL, Quebec — Mr.
Tosh Miyamoto passed away on
September 12,1989 at the Royal
Victoria Hospital. Survived by his
loving wife, Amy, dear father of
Carol (John), Ronald (Barbara),
Neil (Vilija), Wesley (Ellen), Ian
(Alexa). Dear son of Dentaro
and the late Yone, Brother of
Shizu of Japan, and the late Yo
shiki. Dear grandfather of Kri
stin, Allison and Brigitta. Dear
son-in-law of the Reverend and
Mrs. J.F. Horisaki, dear brotherin-law of Kenji (Kaz) and Grace
n ai
. ' . .
(Paul).
Also survived by many
nieces and nephews.
Funeral and final service was
held at Knox, Crescent, Ken
sington, and First Presbyterian
Church, officiated by Dr. Don
Neil, assisted by the Reverends
K. Matsugu, G. Tomita and J.F
Horisaki.
CANADIAN I SOaETE
Canadian-Japanese Hockey league
TAKAKI
Training camp is over and the season has started! The CJHL is
always looking for new recruits for its men’s full contact hockey
league. If you are of Japanese descent and are interested in lacing
up the skates, please contact us. We want to hear from you! Call:
Martin Miyata (416) 270-0389; or Dan Maeda (416) 621-4192.
LEAMINGTON, Ont. — Mr.
Denki Takaki passed away at
Leamington Memorial Hospital
on September 19,1989. Beloved
husband of Shizuye. Loving
father and grandfather of eight
children and eleven grandchi
ldren.
Funeral service held in the WINNIPEG — Santa Claus! Already? Yep. The Manitoba JCCA will
chapel of the Reid Funeral be holding their Annual Kiddies Party on December 2, 1989 starting
Home, Leamington, Ontario. In 1 p.m. at the Cultural centre, 936 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg. The
terment Olinda Cemetery.
jolly, white-bearded fellow with the hearty “ho ho”, is expected to
arrive at 2 p.m. with a sack full of goodies. Lunch to follow.
Forward names of air children coming and ages before November
1.8, 1988 to: Joy Ooto, 201-890 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. R3M 0V5
ASADA
(475-5615) or Bev. Nagamori, 133 Winston Road, Winnipeg, Man. R3J
TORONTO — Mr. Mitsuru
1M8 (885-9258) Asada passed away at Sunnybrook Medical Centre on Sep
tember 19, 1989 in his 61st year.
Beloved husband of Kiyomi.
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Loving stepfather to Dale, larry
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and Denise. Dear brother of
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in-law Daisy Asada and brother.
r
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• Bookkeeping — Manusl/Computar
• Bank Proposals
in-law Bill Okada. Fond v
• Costlng/Prlclng Systems
• General Business Consulting
y remembered by nephews and
• Business Startups
• Personal Financial and
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CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Toshi
Miyamoto wish to express
sincere gratitude to all rela
tives and friends for the
beautiful floral tributes,
ohanaryo, telegrams and
kind words of comfort during
our recent bereavement.
Dentaro Miyamoto
Amy Miyamoto
John & Carol Silvius
Ronald & Barbara Miyamoto
Neil & Vilija Miyamoto
Wesley & Ellen Miyamoto
Ian and Alexa Miyamoto
FURUYA
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460 Dundas St. West
Toronto, Ont. M5T 1G9
Tel: 977-7655
ISEYA
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FURUYA TOUR SCHEDULE
TRADITIONAL
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October 12- 27: Third Canada Times Japan Tour
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during Xmas and.New Year, it is not too early to book them today.
Sample Round Trip Fares: Japan from $1,10500. Montreal from $99.00.
Vancouver from $299.00. California from $339.00
SUSHI, SASHIMI
TEMPURA, SUKIYAKI
Tues^Sun 5,'3o _ lOfp.m.
Monaay, Closed
22 James St.
St. Catharines, Ont.
15-minute drive from the Falls
exit Lake St.
November 19 — 23 — Our Annual Nisei Fun Tour to Las Vegas.
Phone 688*1141
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THE
PERSONAL NOTES
NEW
CANADIAN
DATES AND DOINGS
Cancer can be BEATBi
YOSHIDA
DRYDEN, Ont. — Mrs. Hizi
Hisayo Yoshida passed away in
Dryden, Ontario on August 28/
1989. Born in Haney, B.C. on
February 27,1920. Funeral serv
ice held at First United Church,
with officiant the Rev. Kenneth
Rentz.
Dryden-Red
Lake
Funeral Chapels, interment
Dryden Cemetery.
MIYAMOTO
MONTREAL, Quebec — Mr.
Tosh Miyamoto passed away on
September 12,1989 at the Royal
Victoria Hospital. Survived by his
loving wife, Amy, dear father of
Carol (John), Ronald (Barbara),
Neil (Vilija), Wesley (Ellen), Ian
(Alexa). Dear son of Dentaro
and the late Yone, Brother of
Shizu of Japan, and the late Yo
shiki. Dear grandfather of Kri
stin, Allison and Brigitta. Dear
son-in-law of the Reverend and
Mrs. J.F. Horisaki, dear brotherin-law of Kenji (Kaz) and Grace
n ai
. ' . .
(Paul).
Also survived by many
nieces and nephews.
Funeral and final service was
held at Knox, Crescent, Ken
sington, and First Presbyterian
Church, officiated by Dr. Don
Neil, assisted by the Reverends
K. Matsugu, G. Tomita and J.F
Horisaki.
CANADIAN I SOaETE
Canadian-Japanese Hockey league
TAKAKI
Training camp is over and the season has started! The CJHL is
always looking for new recruits for its men’s full contact hockey
league. If you are of Japanese descent and are interested in lacing
up the skates, please contact us. We want to hear from you! Call:
Martin Miyata (416) 270-0389; or Dan Maeda (416) 621-4192.
LEAMINGTON, Ont. — Mr.
Denki Takaki passed away at
Leamington Memorial Hospital
on September 19,1989. Beloved
husband of Shizuye. Loving
father and grandfather of eight
children and eleven grandchi
ldren.
Funeral service held in the WINNIPEG — Santa Claus! Already? Yep. The Manitoba JCCA will
chapel of the Reid Funeral be holding their Annual Kiddies Party on December 2, 1989 starting
Home, Leamington, Ontario. In 1 p.m. at the Cultural centre, 936 Logan Avenue in Winnipeg. The
terment Olinda Cemetery.
jolly, white-bearded fellow with the hearty “ho ho”, is expected to
arrive at 2 p.m. with a sack full of goodies. Lunch to follow.
Forward names of air children coming and ages before November
1.8, 1988 to: Joy Ooto, 201-890 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. R3M 0V5
ASADA
(475-5615) or Bev. Nagamori, 133 Winston Road, Winnipeg, Man. R3J
TORONTO — Mr. Mitsuru
1M8 (885-9258) Asada passed away at Sunnybrook Medical Centre on Sep
tember 19, 1989 in his 61st year.
Beloved husband of Kiyomi.
Business Professionals offering quality, personalized
Loving stepfather to Dale, larry
service at affordable prices. Call us whether you are con
and Denise. Dear brother of
sidering a new business opportunity or need assistance
Paul, harold and the late Kanaka
with your present business.
Okada. Sadly missed by sister* Preparation of financial statamants
• Businas# Plsns
in-law Daisy Asada and brother.
r
..
• Bookkeeping — Manusl/Computar
• Bank Proposals
in-law Bill Okada. Fond v
• Costlng/Prlclng Systems
• General Business Consulting
y remembered by nephews and
• Business Startups
• Personal Financial and
nieces.
Investmsnt Planning
Ogden Funeral home. Funeral
Call: J. DOI (416) 597-8706
service held at Toronto Buddhist
Church. Cremation.
"Serving the Japanese Canadian Business Community since 1985”
<
RESURFACE AND REPAIR
CRACKS AND HOLES
FOR CONCRETE AND MASONRY
HOME RESTORATION
Santa expected at Manitoba kid’s party
253-9419
ffEE ESTIMATE — Reg Kimura
SHARON'S
FLORIST
942 PAPE AVE.
TORONTO, ONT.
TEL: 425-2122
City wide delivery
Peter Sasaki
FUJI FLOWERS
AND GIFTS
CL0SED-0CT.9 - 15/83
669 The Queensway
Toronto, Ont. M8Y 1K8
Telephone 259-0936
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Toshi
Miyamoto wish to express
sincere gratitude to all rela
tives and friends for the
beautiful floral tributes,
ohanaryo, telegrams and
kind words of comfort during
our recent bereavement.
Dentaro Miyamoto
Amy Miyamoto
John & Carol Silvius
Ronald & Barbara Miyamoto
Neil & Vilija Miyamoto
Wesley & Ellen Miyamoto
Ian and Alexa Miyamoto
FURUYA
Travel Service
460 Dundas St. West
Toronto, Ont. M5T 1G9
Tel: 977-7655
ISEYA
Japanese
Restaurant
FURUYA TOUR SCHEDULE
TRADITIONAL
JAPANESE ROOM
October 12- 27: Third Canada Times Japan Tour
Sea & Island Expo/Hlroshimakai.
May we help to book your fall tour? If you are thinking of travelling
during Xmas and.New Year, it is not too early to book them today.
Sample Round Trip Fares: Japan from $1,10500. Montreal from $99.00.
Vancouver from $299.00. California from $339.00
SUSHI, SASHIMI
TEMPURA, SUKIYAKI
Tues^Sun 5,'3o _ lOfp.m.
Monaay, Closed
22 James St.
St. Catharines, Ont.
15-minute drive from the Falls
exit Lake St.
November 19 — 23 — Our Annual Nisei Fun Tour to Las Vegas.
Phone 688*1141
HARD OF HEARING - HEARING AID WEARERS
wtiar.
GOVERNMENT REBATE PLAN
Buy your hearing aids NOW... and the government will give
you a grant through Assistance Devices Program towards
the purchase of your new hearing aids.
Do you hear, but don't understand? Does your
hearing aid bring in too much background noise?
To Benefit
This event features three Canadian and six guest
Japanese children composers/performers in concert
with members of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra,
conducted by Simon Streatfeild.
Roy Thomson Hall
Sunday, October 15, 1989 - 2:00 pm
Tickets: $20.50 - $15.50 - $10.50
A hearing aid with a Npise Suppres
sion Circuit continuously monitors
the environment and automatically
adusts the aid to provide maximum
comfort and understanding. Come
in and see if you can wear the new
secret ear, smallest custom in-theear canal hearing aid. “It's like- a
contact lens for your ear.”
“We do Hearing
Tests”
*
Authorized for A.D.P., W.C.B., D.V.A.
Greenshield and other insurance plans
Call:
HOCK INSTRUMENTS LTD. '
Roy Thomson Hall 593-4828 or
Yamaha Canada Music Ltd. 298-1311 (ask for J O.C.)
YAMAHA
ARNOLD A, HOOK HEARING AID SERVICE
CERTIFIED HEARING AID & TINNITUS SPECIALISTS
5227 YONGE ST. 225-3281 3601
26j2^ofsenricetothei)earingimpaired
(Terrace Optical)
Page 4
Page 4
THE
NEW
CANADIAN
Friday, October 6, 1989
A White Man’s Province:
racist
ghost
from
B.C.
past
BORDEAUX, France. — opened a judo school as a
First Tenrikyo Church in Europe
open in wine-area of France
A WHITE MAN’S PROVINCE
means of spreading the
BRITISH COLUMBIA POLITICIANS
teachings. Two years later, he
returned to Tenri and com AND CHINESE AND JAPANESE IMMI
pleted Shuyoka, the Spiritual GRANTS
1858—1914
Development Course. In
BY PATRICIA E. ROY
1979, Sakurai Grand Church . UBC Press, 327 pages, $37.95
opened a cultural center in
REVIEW BY MARGARET CANNON
Bordeaux to help spread the
teachings by offering instruc “The Chinese immigration,
tion in judo, kendo, and which was expected, is begin
ning to set in. About 800 China
Japanese. In 1981, the grand
church then established a men have arrived within the last
mission office at the cultural fortnight... Accounts from China
say that a large immigration may
center.
be expected if the Chinese are
The new Bordeaux Church well treated.’
presently has nine registered
ministers, fourteen Yoboku,
That was the optimistic report
and more than twenty of the Victoria, B.C., corres
followers.
pondent of the London Times in
Sanction
establishing
Bordeaux Church was receiv
ed on January 26, making this
the first Tenrikyo church in
Europe. Located in Bordeaux,
the prime wine area of
France, this church is a
branch of Sakurai Grand
Church. On the same day, Mr.
Bernard Sudre received sanc
tion as its head minister, thus
becoming the first Caucasian
head minister of a Tenrikyo
church.
Mr. Sudre came to Tenri in
1962, where he studied judo
and Japanese for three years.
In 1976, he and his wife in
stalled a shrine in their home
in Bordeaux, and Mr. Sudre
Toronto Japanese United
Church
701 Dovercourt Road
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a.
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May, 1860. It’s also the opening
line for A White Man’s Province:
British Columbia Politicians and
Chinese and Japanese Immi
grants 1858-1914, Patricia E.
Roy’s fascinating and readable
account of the early history of
anti-Orientalism in Canada.
Roy, a professor of history at
the University of British Columbia and author of Vancouver: An
Illustrated History, has exhaus
tively examined the popular
press, reports of government
commissions, private archives
and manuscripts, and has pro
duced a fair and lucid account of
the roots of legalized racism in
British Columbia..
basic human rights publicly de
nounced vigilantes who attacked
Oriental homes and stores. De
nying a job to a Japanese was
acceptable; burning his home,
however, was “a shocking out
rage.”
Roy takes these incidents and
places them in the context of the
times. White superiority was rife
throughout the Western world,
and B.C. residents, however vul
gar, were no worse than their
U.S. or British cousins. The fee
ble attempts of the Japanese
and Chinese to protect their
rights were met by angry
screams from white voters, and
politicians, with a few notable ex
ceptions, bowed to the will of the
people and passed ever more
punitive laws to “protect” British
Columbia from Asians.
Roy’s clear and dispassionate
eye makes this book a partic
ularly useful addition to other re
cent histories of the Chinese in
Canada. More scholarly than
Paul Nee’s Saltwater City, A
White Man’s Province lacks the
polemical stance of Anthony
Chan’s Gold Mountain, and it of
fers more social history than
Peter Li’s statistical study The
Chinese In Canada. Roy’s work
stops at 1914, but another vol
ume, covering the infamous Ex
clusion. Act of 1923, is already
undeEway.
" ~; ~
By its very nature, racism is
Roy’s documentation and re
morally and intellectually schizo- ’
phrenic — a world of circles for search are above reproach, and
ever squared in “our” favor; Roy’s her writing style is remarkably
dispassionate view shows that free of academic jargon and
Canadian racism is no different. learned twists. This said, one cn
The Chinese, originally brought only rage at a book from an aca
in as cheap labor, were tolerated demic press that allows a first. until they became a perceived rate study to feature a howler like
economic threat to whites. Then “grizzly’ when the author meant
they became inferior beings, “grisly,” and with a dust cover
that is one of the most badly de
morally and socially degraded.
signed I’ve ever seen. That
The Japanese, considered means a lot of potential readers
“better” than the Chinese be aren’t going to buy the book,
cause they adapted well to which is a real pity considering
Western culture and Western the events taking place now.
habits, were feared as supermen
What should trouble readers
who would outsmart and out
work whites. What these racist of Roy’s book, and other works
ideas produced over the dec on the Chinese in Canada, is
ades was a series of laws ex that the headlines of 1878 aren’t
cluding Orientals from jobs, so very different from 1989.
families, professions and, finally, Once again, we’re hearing about
an “Asian invasion,” this time
Canada itself.
from
Hong Kong. There’s a lot of
Roy reveals a host of squared
circles. Mackenzie King, on his talk about overly smart Chinese
Royal Commission on Chinese kids“taking over” schools and
Property Losses during the 1907 universities. We hear about
Vancouver Riot, found it curious Hong Kong speculators driving
that the city,'while trying to. “im house prices out of the rang of
prove the moral standard,” ac ordinary Canadians. Once
cepted $170,000 per year in again, there are pleas that the
licence fees from opium dealers Chinese be well treated and en
and manufacturers. Gambling couraged to immigrate.
was allowed as long as it was
History, by definition, is sup
only the Chinese who lost
money. When, whites partici posed to elucidate and illumi
pated it was a moral evil. Chin nate the lessons of the past. The
ese men were denied the right best history brings the past alive,
to marry non-Chinese, and for- allowing the people who lived it
bidden to bring their Chinese to speak once again, to tell their
families to Canada, and were story to a (presumably) more enthen considered morally inferior lightened age. A White Man’s
for patronizing prostitutes. Province is good history. What
Whites who denied Orientals we learn from it is up to us.
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Friday, October 6, 1989
A White Man’s Province:
racist
ghost
from
B.C.
past
BORDEAUX, France. — opened a judo school as a
First Tenrikyo Church in Europe
open in wine-area of France
A WHITE MAN’S PROVINCE
means of spreading the
BRITISH COLUMBIA POLITICIANS
teachings. Two years later, he
returned to Tenri and com AND CHINESE AND JAPANESE IMMI
pleted Shuyoka, the Spiritual GRANTS
1858—1914
Development Course. In
BY PATRICIA E. ROY
1979, Sakurai Grand Church . UBC Press, 327 pages, $37.95
opened a cultural center in
REVIEW BY MARGARET CANNON
Bordeaux to help spread the
teachings by offering instruc “The Chinese immigration,
tion in judo, kendo, and which was expected, is begin
ning to set in. About 800 China
Japanese. In 1981, the grand
church then established a men have arrived within the last
mission office at the cultural fortnight... Accounts from China
say that a large immigration may
center.
be expected if the Chinese are
The new Bordeaux Church well treated.’
presently has nine registered
ministers, fourteen Yoboku,
That was the optimistic report
and more than twenty of the Victoria, B.C., corres
followers.
pondent of the London Times in
Sanction
establishing
Bordeaux Church was receiv
ed on January 26, making this
the first Tenrikyo church in
Europe. Located in Bordeaux,
the prime wine area of
France, this church is a
branch of Sakurai Grand
Church. On the same day, Mr.
Bernard Sudre received sanc
tion as its head minister, thus
becoming the first Caucasian
head minister of a Tenrikyo
church.
Mr. Sudre came to Tenri in
1962, where he studied judo
and Japanese for three years.
In 1976, he and his wife in
stalled a shrine in their home
in Bordeaux, and Mr. Sudre
Toronto Japanese United
Church
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Chinese and Japanese Immi
grants 1858-1914, Patricia E.
Roy’s fascinating and readable
account of the early history of
anti-Orientalism in Canada.
Roy, a professor of history at
the University of British Columbia and author of Vancouver: An
Illustrated History, has exhaus
tively examined the popular
press, reports of government
commissions, private archives
and manuscripts, and has pro
duced a fair and lucid account of
the roots of legalized racism in
British Columbia..
basic human rights publicly de
nounced vigilantes who attacked
Oriental homes and stores. De
nying a job to a Japanese was
acceptable; burning his home,
however, was “a shocking out
rage.”
Roy takes these incidents and
places them in the context of the
times. White superiority was rife
throughout the Western world,
and B.C. residents, however vul
gar, were no worse than their
U.S. or British cousins. The fee
ble attempts of the Japanese
and Chinese to protect their
rights were met by angry
screams from white voters, and
politicians, with a few notable ex
ceptions, bowed to the will of the
people and passed ever more
punitive laws to “protect” British
Columbia from Asians.
Roy’s clear and dispassionate
eye makes this book a partic
ularly useful addition to other re
cent histories of the Chinese in
Canada. More scholarly than
Paul Nee’s Saltwater City, A
White Man’s Province lacks the
polemical stance of Anthony
Chan’s Gold Mountain, and it of
fers more social history than
Peter Li’s statistical study The
Chinese In Canada. Roy’s work
stops at 1914, but another vol
ume, covering the infamous Ex
clusion. Act of 1923, is already
undeEway.
" ~; ~
By its very nature, racism is
Roy’s documentation and re
morally and intellectually schizo- ’
phrenic — a world of circles for search are above reproach, and
ever squared in “our” favor; Roy’s her writing style is remarkably
dispassionate view shows that free of academic jargon and
Canadian racism is no different. learned twists. This said, one cn
The Chinese, originally brought only rage at a book from an aca
in as cheap labor, were tolerated demic press that allows a first. until they became a perceived rate study to feature a howler like
economic threat to whites. Then “grizzly’ when the author meant
they became inferior beings, “grisly,” and with a dust cover
that is one of the most badly de
morally and socially degraded.
signed I’ve ever seen. That
The Japanese, considered means a lot of potential readers
“better” than the Chinese be aren’t going to buy the book,
cause they adapted well to which is a real pity considering
Western culture and Western the events taking place now.
habits, were feared as supermen
What should trouble readers
who would outsmart and out
work whites. What these racist of Roy’s book, and other works
ideas produced over the dec on the Chinese in Canada, is
ades was a series of laws ex that the headlines of 1878 aren’t
cluding Orientals from jobs, so very different from 1989.
families, professions and, finally, Once again, we’re hearing about
an “Asian invasion,” this time
Canada itself.
from
Hong Kong. There’s a lot of
Roy reveals a host of squared
circles. Mackenzie King, on his talk about overly smart Chinese
Royal Commission on Chinese kids“taking over” schools and
Property Losses during the 1907 universities. We hear about
Vancouver Riot, found it curious Hong Kong speculators driving
that the city,'while trying to. “im house prices out of the rang of
prove the moral standard,” ac ordinary Canadians. Once
cepted $170,000 per year in again, there are pleas that the
licence fees from opium dealers Chinese be well treated and en
and manufacturers. Gambling couraged to immigrate.
was allowed as long as it was
History, by definition, is sup
only the Chinese who lost
money. When, whites partici posed to elucidate and illumi
pated it was a moral evil. Chin nate the lessons of the past. The
ese men were denied the right best history brings the past alive,
to marry non-Chinese, and for- allowing the people who lived it
bidden to bring their Chinese to speak once again, to tell their
families to Canada, and were story to a (presumably) more enthen considered morally inferior lightened age. A White Man’s
for patronizing prostitutes. Province is good history. What
Whites who denied Orientals we learn from it is up to us.
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