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RECOGNITION DINNER

Over 650 friends turned out to honor Brig Gen Edward M. Yoshimasu at the recognition dinner, which was held at Ilikai Hotel's Pacific Ball­room on May 2, 1971, Sunday nite. Second star has been added to the Dog chapter flag-who at the age of 54, became the second nisei general on March 15, 1971, as Commanding General of the 29th Infantry Brigade, HARNG. .

The recognition dinner was sponsored by Club 100 with the participa­tion of the following organizations: 442d Vet's Club, MIS, l399th, Hawaii National Guard, lOath Bn. 442nd Inf. USAR, Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Friends of Eddie. Masayoshi Kawamoto and Richard were the Co-chairman for this affair while State Sen Robert S. Taira served as MC - who kept the program in rapid speed, smooth and lively. For our great state of Hawaii, Lt. Gov. George Ariyoshi gave the congratulatory message, also our Pres, Tsuneo Morikawa for the Club 100.

Brigadier General Edward M. Yoshimasu was born in Kuiaha, Maui, and was a graduate of the University of Hawaii. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps in June 1939.

Gen. Yoshimasu entered Federal service in 1943 with the 442d Infantry and served in the European Theater with the 100 Infantry Battalion.

His military education includes attendance at the Infantry School, the Air Defense School, Military Police School, Command and General Staff College and the National War College.

Gen. Yoshimasu commands Army National Guard units on Hawaii, Kauai, Maui, Molokai and Oahu.

The General resides at 2642 Booth Road with his wife Fusano and their son Leslie Ken.

Wel l! anothe r l ocal boy made good - someday, your son would like to wear a s tar- you neve r know.

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ABLE 0 PTER

On e aga in . tt pr ove d tha t two hellos an' brtlt! than one, when Alfre d Arakak i And Hora cC' .o. w3 ; ' c~T

co-chairman of the first Able chapter family n i gh t of the year which was held at the clubhouse on April 25, Sunday, where everyone who attended had lot of fun and plenty to eat.

Tom Nishioka, Blue Nagasak i and Tom Fu ji se filled the night's progra m for all ages wi th bingo games, parlor games wi th prizE'''-due to lot of dona tions from members and friends, every famllie!' went home hapny with lot of goodies. In one of the games, it prove~ that woman carry almost everyth ing in their purses. Asked for one sheet of orange to ile t paper, YEP!!! one of the purses had one.

This year again, t ble chapter has put in two teams in the 1971 bowling league with few members lend-lease from B?ker chapter. Harry Asato's painting has been around the top position since the league began on April 9 with Kiyoshi Kami as captain . Close behind him wi th the bowl­ing brushes are Mac Yoshikawa, Carl Morioka, Goro Sum ida, Tony Iwaki, Sam Hana shiro and Uki Wozumi(b) . Kanraku Teahouse is almost fi rst, if you turn the league standing upside down with Blue Naga saki as ca pta in. Rest of the house members are Paul Shirai, Kunio Fu jimoto, Tom Nishioka, raname Yui, Mary Yamane (B) and B J Kimura (B).

Richard Ok i (A) 101 ill "Cha ir" th is year Club 100 ann iversary luau, wh ich will be held on June 26, 1971 - please give him all the ~elp he need.

Our condolences go to Horace Aloia - who ~e mother passed away recently while on the mainland.

EDITOR NOTE

NEXT ISSUE WILL BE SEPTEMBER I, 1971

DEADLINE FOR CLUB 100 AND CHAPTER NEWS - ALSO FOR OUTS (DE

ISLANDS AND MAINLAND - AUGUST la, 1971 EDITOR

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BAKER CHAPTER NEWS

by Dick 0

So sorry about missing the 1st quarterly issue of the PPP and not having a B~ker Chapter news article therein. Prexy Suzuki-san should have appointed a new reporter thenand there!

CONDOLENCES TO: BJ Kimura & Family on their recent bereavement--Mother passed away. Rest in peace! Ditto to James T.(Oyabun), who lost

his oldest brother recently.

Treasurer Masa Hamakado is now home, but--he is still undergoing train ing atthe Hawaii Rehab. Center. Seems he has to learn to walk again. Doggone it Masa, yamato damashi! G ~ nbare! And full recovery soon.

And temporary things tend to assume permanency. As in the case of Goo S maritan, JI who "inherited" the treasurer's job "pro temproare". You might as well be "IT" for the remainder of the year and Prexy Taro san, you might as well as so inform Jimmy Inafuku, to put Masa's mind at ease. Seen at the General Yoshimasu t"estimonial, nearly 4 tables of Baker­ites and better halves. Thank you all for your presence and support. Though I shouldn't be congratulating Eddie, because he spelled trouble for me. When'he took over the presidency of Club 100 in 1957? I believe, and he prevailed upon me to revive the then defunct PukaPuka Parade. And I have been stuck with it in one capacity or anot~r since. Sequel to the Ben & Pat Matsumoto story, just received a small package from the Seattle-ites, and you wouldn't believe it nor guess. Enclosed weretwo "flat" cans of smoked salmon ym ym. But, the INCREDIBLE part-­-label of can, read "Caught by Ben Matsumoto" and "A~gust 1970"! As real? Ben? you're not kidding are you? By the way, they were real "ono" the smoked salmon. The family beat me to it and all I could manage was a "pinch-ful's" worth only! See YOll during the Nisei Vets Reunion in Hawaii in 1973, if not earlier. The April "Executive Board meeting at Taro-san's was a "riot". Busi­ness was "short & sweet", but the after-meeting, "long and loud". So was the Baker Chapter April General Membership meeting.

(Con't. on page 20)

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DOG CHAPTER NE\~S

by Helen Nika ido

Just got word from my reliable informer Florence Mi tsunaga (she travels by pony ex­pr ess ) that "Capone" Enomoto \<"H, incapaci­tated for two mon t hs wi t h a broken 3nk]A . The mishap happened last De eP-Hi,,,;: while play i..ng basketball. He ; s 1:';;(:(;"":,;:<o-i ;;In-coB

and is now yorking in Cuam,

Congratulations to Erig. Gener81 Edward M~ vos4imasu upon hi s promo t i on i n t he Hawaii Ar my Nat i onal Guard. Eddie's recognition dinner was held on May~2, 1971, at the Ilikai's Pacific Ballroom . M. C. was Robert Taira who d i d a terrif i c j ob. Many fellow doggies were on hand to wish h i m success.

Wally Chinen and wi fe Kay underwent surgery recently and were hospitalized, at the same time, too. Both are well on the mend. Masa ji Usu i has undergone an operat i on also, A speedy recovery f rom your fellow dogg i es.

Despite the stormy weather we had during the weekend of April 24th , seven families and one member went to Sunset beach for the overn i ght outing. The d i e-hards were Ed i th & Max 1mai and son Kevin, Jane & "General" Matsunami and niece Florence, Ruth & Sakae 1sh i zuka and son Howard, Florence & Ken Mitsunaga, Mildred & "Doc" Hosaka and son Bruce, "Ka" Nakayama and son Arthur, Hiromi Urabe, "Nick" and me. The ocean was rough, lightning, thunder, rain and to top i t all the rice cooker didn't work. Luckily we had a "Mr . F i xit" Maxie who repa i red i t. Sakae couldn't understnad why the r i ce cooker d i dn't work because he tried it before he came. Could be that "Matsu" , who never l i fts a finger in the kitchen had washed the r i ce.

You may not bel i eve th i s, but the same th i ng happened again this year as the last September out i ng . "Nick" had used a white eel bait and caught a huge white eel. He used this white eel's tail and about 1:30 a . m. he had a big str i ke . "Nick" was s leeping

(con't. on page 16)

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MAUl CHAPTER NEWS

by Tom Nagata

Recently promoted Brigadier General Edward M.Yoshimasu and Mrs. Yoshimas were honored with a testimonial luau at the Aloha Restaurant in Kahului on Saturday evening, May 8, with 400

people in attendance. Maui Chapter .i oined forces with the West Maul AJA Veteran's Club, Maui 442nd Veterans, Maui AJA Veterans Inc, Hawai' National Guard, Maui Japanese Society, and the Maui High School Class of 1935 to sponsor this event.

Sadami Katahara ably represented Mau i Chapter at the head table for this testimonial luau. He. gave a mos t interesting speech concerning the early days of Gen. Yoshimasu from his ROTC days at the University of Hawaii through World War II. Another Maui Chapter member, Kiyoto Tsubaki, did a wonderful job as MC throughout the evening.

In response, Brigadier General Yoshimasu thanked the many friend~ who made it possible for his a~taining his present rank. He spoke of the task ahead of him in bu ilding up the Hawaii National Guard.

MAUl CHAPTER HEMBERS PROUDLY SALUTE YOU, GENERAL. CONGRATULATIONS::

On Friday evening, May 7, 48 members and wives gathered at Buzz's Maalaea Steak House to observe Mother's Day. General Chairma~ and Me for the evening was hard-working Sadami Katahara. Jack Gushiken was called on to say grace before dinner. Butch Ari~umi entertained after with some spicy jokes. Popular MauL President Tadao Sato closed a most enjoyable evening with a short speech. Treasurer Toshi lwami registered the members.

Our Annual Anniversary Picnic will be held at the W iehu Beach Pavi­lion on Sunday, June 13. High school graduates will be honored at the picnic. Engraved pens will be given to active members children only. Tom Yamada is chairman for this event.

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By Don Kaw'lye

;.:p Cf' the club's mo st re liable and genf!['uus iTlc mbers ha s come fo rward once aga ill. Roni:< :;.,~ Higashi has donated a Tosh iba color TV to the

" ' I t is be ing used in t . Eo lounge r001:1 Dy

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'~~ :' ::~o::;\J \.l iiU drop by during the day 3.nd i evenl.ngs. Runald also will donR !;;O ttle Ct:hh~,'''''1. i.e II

,-~_ .... i~£;- ' 2 4 !;'::ire of the ha'-d "!.i...~~.l;J r [U~ _

:- ".L Y'..!t"t'.::. ~ r :.U..1U i n .Ju ne~ I i 1

The April 4 family nl.ght was chaired by Richard Yama moto. Hp d id mostl of the work with the big help especia lly of Jack Mizushime. The food,1 games, and a~ter din~er conversation was enjoyed b~ ab~~~ 40 individ- I uBls. Club 100 bowlLng league has Jus t completed Lts tLtth week. I Leading the league is North American Life, captained by Hideo Doi. The 1968 champions are off to a good start and if the team members continue to ro ll their strikes and spares, they may be the new "champs ." The Windward Furniture t eam, hampered by injuries and absences , will win its share of games in the coming weeks.

Chicken Miyashiro, chairman of the chapter picnic, scheduled for mid­July and Tom Matsumura, the chairman of the family outing in late August are busy with their committee details.

"Topkick" Kawamoto, co-chairman of the recent recognition dinner at the Ilikai for Brig Gen E. Yoshimasu, should receive our thanks for a job well done.

Our chapter president, Warren Iwai, recently was in San Francisco for a week. This was in relation with his work. Kaoru Yonezawa is in Japan now enjoying a nice vacation.

Our congratulations to the children of Charlie members who are graduating from the various schools in June. May you all have a good summer and then on to higher education.

GREENTHUMBS CLUB NEWS

by Mrs. Edna Sakamot o

For t he second conse cutive year , on April 5, 197 1, Marshall Higa, che mi s t with t he Ultra-Ha Co. lectured to the members on the different types and uses of the orch i d fert i lizers. At the outset "Prof" Hi ga announced that to understan~and apprec i ate his "course",. one must have

had at least 2 years of chemistry as a pre-requ i site. Most of the members felt a bit anxious but the result was encourag i ng as all the members "passed" the course with flying colors. Marshall and his assistant, Ed Sawa performed admirably in sharing their knowledge and information on fertilizers with the Green Thumb Club.

The activity for the May meeting was reporting. dn Kim (B) who pre­sently Information Officer at Schof i eld was our guest. With great help from Mrs. Tomasa, the Col. was happy to start his orchid collect ion with about a dozen thumb pots. Good luck!

Mah j ong Yoshimura, the ever-dependable member was responsible for the beautiful corsages presented to the honored lady guests at the Genera Ed. Yoshimasu testimonial dinner on May 2 at Il i ka i .

The members will celebrate its July activ i ty with the annual steak dinner on the 4th at the clubhouse. Kazuto Shimizu, chairman of the affair is busy planning a delectable dinner for all.

* * * * * LATE NEWS

TO CELEBRATE THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CLUB 100 WORLD WIDE CONVENTION WILL BE HELD IN HONOLULU - NEXT YEAR 1972 - SOME­TIME IN JUNE.

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Mr. Tsuneo Morikawa, President Club 100 520 Kamoku St Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

Dear Tsuneo:

16 March 1971

Many many thanks to you and my fellow club members for the beautiful carnation lei and your presence at my pinning ceremony yesterday.

While my promotion to brigadier general is the reali­zation of a rose colored dream, I must confess that my association and service with the 100th Infantry Battalion (Sep) had a great deal to do with my good fortune.

Fuzzy and I are deeply appreciative of the sentiments expressed by you on the occasion of my promotion. Please extend my deepest gratitude to each member of Club 100 for helping me achieve the impossible dream.

With warmest personal Aloha.

Sincerely,

E. M. YOSHIMASU Brigadier General, HARNG

3 May 1971

Dear Tsune:

Thank you so much for the heartwarming and gracious recognition dinner sponsored by the Club 100 in my behalf last evening. Fuzzy and I were overwhelmed and speechless to see so many of our Club 100 friends in attendance. The warm spirit of Aloha which prevailed throughout the evening was indeed gratifying. Words cannot adequately express our deep feeling of appreciation for the honor which you and the wonderful members of the Club 100 have accorded us.

As it would be most difficult for me to personally acknowledge those directly responsible for planning and hosting this dinner and to those in attendance, may I be permitted to impose upon you and your Board through whom Fuzzy and I wish to convey our sincerest Mahalo and Aloha to them.

With warmest personal regards.

Mr. Tsuneo Morikawa, President Club 100 520 Kamoku Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

Sincerely,

~ E. M. YOSHIMASU Brigadier General, HARNG Commanding

(cont . from page 10) and we we re still up pla ying cards . "Matsu" heard the bel l ring and ran ou ts lde . He ye lled f or the guys to pull up t he other lines. Wha t an exci!:a!:le guy . By t he t ime "Nick" came ou t, " l".atsu" wa s fig!:lting the fish. \Jhat a t hr il l for "Matsu", he must have been more poo ped out than the ulua. The ulua must have weighed about 30 Ibs . We couldn't weigh the fish as we cut up the fish i n e i ght pie ces for everyone to take home.

Our thanks to Sakae who was the chairman for this outing (the steak was just perfect, Sakae), also to Maxie for the delicious tako , "Ka" for the stew, Edith for the manju, Ruth for the pineapple bars, and to the rest who pitched in to make this outing a success.

Bob Taira, our reunion chairman, met with his Fommittee on April 26th. Tentative itinerary for the reunion are as follows:

August 13 - Friday Arrival and registration Friday night Fellow ship night at the clubhouse

August 14 - Saturday a.m. 2 tours 1 group - Sea Life Park Tickets to be 1 group - Paradise Park) paid by the Hono-

lulu chapter State Capital tour for those who do not wish to go on the tours. Golfers - On their own - "Fuzzy" Fujimori

chairman Saturday afternoon - Free time for shopping, etc. Saturday night - Get together at the Armory Fort Ruger

August 15 - Sunday a.m. - Memorial service at Punchbowl Lunch at Keehi Lagoon Departure

Hotel accommodation at the Pagoda Assessment - Honolulu members $10.00 per member

Further

Visiting members 5.00 per member Honolulu inactive members 10.00 per affair

information will Takao Miyao Mitsuo Oura Kazuo Senda Miles Shiroma

be sent to the following members: Hilo Kona Kauai Maui

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I PARENTS DAY

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I Year <lfter year, Richa r d "Japan" Nakahara and his COI11f'l ittce membe rs come thru in fine c; ty le on Parent 's Day, \~hi.ch was held on Sunday, May 8, 1971 (Mother's Day) at Nippon Theatre. Would lil~e to "Tha nk" tnc F"ruya Br others (Nippon Theatre) for provid ing their fac i lities ond c.",lee ting a first - run- first cla ~s fep-cu r e f or Olll: parents and fr iend;:;; to en j oy . Also, to the many ~;7ives who get up early than us~8 1 on Sunday morning to be lp Due by br inging hOl Lca In their own thermos and serve it with man ju and se nbe i. If you feel or you think YOu are old, you should have se en a 95 year old paren t who walked up to Lhe st.qgE' un his own power ~lnrl render his favorite song duri.ng the talent conte$t.

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CLUB 100 JAPAN TOUR

DON'T BE LEFT OUT AGAIN -- THERE STILL I S SPACE AVA I LABLE ON THIS CLUB 100 SPONSORED JAPAN AND FAR EAST TOUR WHI CH IS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE HONOLULU ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1971.

You can just take the plane r i de and do whatever you want to do i n Japan until the plane leave s Tokyo on November 3, 1971 or j o i n the Autumn Special Tour that wi ll take you all Japan for over 30 ~ays or j ust take a 20 days tour of Japan, then, head for Hong Kong, Ta ipe and Okinawa. For further detail or quest i ons about this trip, please contact Bi ff a Moriguchi at 949-0041 or 737-7008 (home) and he will be glad to answer all questions and wi ll take your reservation. It's never too late---SEE YOU IN JAPAN.

* * * * ATTENTION MEMBERS

1971 DUES ARE PAYABLE

DON'T WAIT - DO IT NOW

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Here is another delicious recipe of Mrs. OkaJima

GOLDEN SPICE CAKE

2 cups s i fted flour or 2 cups 2 T Softas i lk cake flour (makes lighter cake)

l~ cups sugar 7 1ge eggs, to be separated 3 tsp Calumet bak i ng powder 3/4 cup canned pumpkin 1 tsp salt ~ cup salad oil 1 tsp cinnamon ~ cup water ~ tsp cloves ~ tsp cream of tartar ~ tsp nutmeg

Set oven at 3250• Sift dry ingred. together iato a mixing bowl.

Separate eggs; set whites aside. In a small bowl combine yolks with pumpkin, salad oil and water. Make a well in center of dry ingredients; add liquid all at once. Blend till smooth. Beat whites with rotary beater till formy; add cream of tartar. Beat 3 to 5 min. till stiff. Fold into pumpkin batter. Turn into ungreased 10" tube pan. Bake in oven 55 minutes. Raise temperature to 3500 F. and bake for 15 minutes longer.

Remove cake from oven; invert pan onto cake rack at once. Let stand till cool (about 1 hour) Loosen sides and center of cake with spatula, turn onto cake rack. Frost with maple walnut frosting.

MAPLE WALNUT FROSTING

1/4 cup butter 2 cup confectioner's sugar (powdered sugar) (2 to 2~ cups)

1/3 cup condensed milk - Borden Eagle brand sweetened condensed milk 1/2 tsp maple flavoring 1 ~ cup chopped walnuts

In a large mixing bowl, cream the butter. Gradually add half the sugar, cream till light and fluffy. Blend in condensed milk, then remaining sugar till frosting is of spreading consistency. Stir in the maple flavoring. Spread on the cake while frosting is still moist, cover with walnuts.

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4 ~ ticks red kanten 4 cups wa t e r 2 cups s ugar I 1a ge can t s unushi - an or ko s hL - a n Pinch of s a l t

I'lash kiln t pn , shre ad in p i e c es and put i t i n t he 4 cup,,; of Wd:- er. SDRk kan Le n i n th~ wat e r fo r ah oll t t h i. rty mil t·,..:e<; rhen c uok tnc kH(1t':' ll un t i l it d is ti olvcs _ Add t<;ubl1sh i -an, "ugRr , pinch o f salt and c ook t ill it mel t s. S~ir oe CR-iona lly qo i t wil l not stick or burn. It take s about thlrc y minutes o f c ooking before the yokan i~ ready to be poured i n a pan.

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AZUKI RICE

I cup azuki

Wash the azuki and add 3 c ups of warm 'va te r , cove r and cook it for about 40 to 45 minutes. After it is cooked, drain the water and save the water.

2~ cups moehi rice ~ cup regular rice 2 3/4 cups of azuki water and water (combine to make

2 3/4 cupo;) Soak for at least 30 minute<;. Before cooking the rice add:

1 tbsp. sake 1 tsp. salt \ tsp. aji-no-moto

Add the azuki together and cook the rice in rice cooker.

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BAKER (Con't from page 9)

Business short and snappy. Speaker Tagawa of the Dept. of Forestry lectured on and showed slide on the "land" ecology. Well received by those who attend. Usual activities followed to end the program.

COMING ATTRACTIONS:

June 26th

July

Late July­early August

ANNIVERSARY LUAU National Guard Armory

Company picnic at Yamane's Ewa beach house. (3rd Sunday) Hiroshi Shimazu already working hard at it Possibility of manning Saimin Booth strong, though nothing definite as yet, because site of State Fair not yet firmed. Hear tell though that the use of R , inbow Island (San Is.) has been given the green lite.

Hawaii Island Family safari. Approximately 25 people already going. For particulars contact Harry Katahara.

August (3rd Thursday-August 19) WIVES NIGHT OUT shindig at the Waialae Country club clubhouse. Plus Bingo, plus a Las Vegas night-type program. "sign up" with Sa Tanigawa and/or Richard Yoneshige, Minimum of 50 persons guaranteed. Count at this time , over 50 persons already reserved for the Prime Rib 0 Rost au j us affair. The cook incidentally at Wa ialae is none other than our own Ogata san.

Have you had your picture "took"? house is awaiting to pin you up. ject of Stan Nakamoto so let's go Kurisu's) to say "cheese"~ AND THAT'S ALL FOR NOW

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The Rogue's Gallery at the club­We (you and I) approved this pro­down to George Dean's (George

* * * 1971 DUES ARE PAYABLE

DON'T BE A DROPOUT

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BOwLING NEWS By Blue

,;(:\:ti~ American Life Ins. (C) took over the top ;'(1-.1

t :.o n when they "overplowed" Nakatani Farm (B) 4-0 in tilt:· 4th week of the 1971 Cl 'Jb 100 Handicap bow ling 1eagce at Stadium Bowl-O-nr~me on Ma y 7, 1971, Friday nite. Tommy Hatsumura's 20L - 557 , Hi de- o D0i';; 2Q()-576 and Kiyosh i Uyeno's 189+13=202 for the leaders ilild f a'­the "Farmer" Ken Muroshige's 235-584.

Fred Nakamu ra 's 201-561 and Joe Muramatsu's 181+25=206 helped mov," tip Vet' 5 Termite (B) to s econd p lace by termina ted Wind\-iard Furn iture (C) 3-1. Richard Yamamoto's 204, Chicken Miyashiro's , 213 and Rober t Takano's 186+27=213 prevented a hole out.

Harry Hirata's 534 and Herb Yamamoto's 196+22=218 of George Deiln PhotoeD) took a 3-1 photo of Trophy Center (Hq). Bob Uehara 's 220-556, Haruo Torikawa's 189+11=200 and Shin ji Yukimoto's 186+21=207 w~~e in big picture .

Mac Yoshikawa's 191+12-203 paced Asato Painting(A) to a 3-1 coat job over T. Miyamoto Jewelers (MIS).

Lefty Tanigawa's 193+27=220 and Al Nitta's 183+30=213 has the bigge s L brushes for Hirose Painting (Bn) and gave a 4-0 clean wash ing over Holo Holo Apparel (B).

Kanraku Teahouse (A) won their first 3 game of the 3eason and at the same time shoved Beaver Grill (Bn Hq) in the cellar position by turning them back into the water 3-1. Tom Nishioka's 508, Mary Yamane's 170+30=200 and Blue Nagasaki's 204-554 wele the Teahouse bosses while Hideo Kajikawa's 173+35=208 was the big beaver.

LEAGUE STANDING Team Points Team Points

North American Life 13 Hirose Painting 9 Vets' Termite 12 Holo Holo Apparel 7 George Dean 11 Windward Furniture 5 Harry Asato Painting 11 Miyamoto Jewelers 5 Nakatani Farm 9 Kanraku Teahouse 3 Trophy Center 9 Beaver Grill 2

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BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY'S REPORT Recent Bereavements

Shigeo Tamura Judge T. Kabutan

APRIL 1971

For chapter notices to be mailed to members, information should be submitted to the office ten days in advance prior to mailing date.

Due t~ the workload and the part-time clerk unable to put in the requ i red hours, Paul Nakachi requested authorization to hire another part-time clerk.

During the absence of the Executive Secretary, Mrs. Bea Inada volunteered her services without compensation and administered office matters. In appreciation of her generosity, invitations were extended to Mr. & Mrs. Inada to the Parent's Day and the annual Luau.

As of Feb 8, 1971, the paid up membership for this year totaled 171.

Ayume- No-Hako Benefit-letters were mailed to the various Handicapped Children Agencies asking them to submit formal requests for assis­tance .

Long-Range Planning Committee-the objective of this committee is to make a study and report on the ultimate disposition of Club 100 assets, providing services and facilities to attract more members to use the clubhouse in preparation for member's retirement. Mits Fukuda was appointed chairman. Letters have been sent to various prominent club members to serve on this committee.

Through the effort of Taro Suzuki and Conrad Akamine, Bishop Trust Company donated two used three-drawer filing cabinets to the club.

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