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#2,557 I Vol. 110 No.1 I ISSN: 0030~8579 941 East 3rd·St. Suite !OO, Los Angeles, CA 90013 (213) 626-6936 Friday, January 5-12,1990
Ed Ennis Opposed Japanese American VVVVII Internment
E YORK-EJward J. Enni , who trongly oppo~ the internment of
thou nd of West Coast Japanc Amencan and i uance of Execullve Ordcr 9066. died of complication of dlabete on Sunday. Jan. 7. at Lenox Hill Ho pltal He was 2
fter the war. he Ie lIfied on behalf of orne of the detamee aymg 10 one case that 'wlllful! historical maccura Ie " had been included 10 rruhtary
reports upporting the forced evacuation
EnOl, who pent 14 years With the Justice Department (the last five as director of ahen enemy control umt), jomed Ihe Amencan Civil Llbertle
mon in 1946 and was pre Ident from 1967 - 1977 and on the execullv commIttee unlll 1985
"He was one of the all-ume heroe of mencan cIvil Iiberhe ," current ACLL presld'nt orman Dor')cn aul.
He wu 10 Ihe vanguard of man" con"uNtional l' lttle . and \\ a 'a in~ularl)
Importanl (('Irce for the \alue of the Con ututlon mce the 1940s."
EnnIS v. a al 0 general oun. e1 01
Ihe immigr.llion and aturaliLJti.m en IC and later a~sl led JACL-Anti
Dl I lInatlon Conunittec a specIal coun cl and leol luu\'e director dUring 11 campaign for I ~CI naturalization in the laIC 1940\. lIe wa one of Ihe pionecr JACL 1000 Club lite mcmber , having Joincd in 1955
l ACCC to Celebrate 70th Anniversary LO Al GEL The Japanese Amenl..:an Cultural and Commul11t) Center Will be celebnmng II 10th an-111 ersary thl. year. and a part of the celebration, WIll publi h a 90-page conunemorallve book ometlme before
pnl. Edited by executIve secreW) Kats
KuOltugu with former. taff graphiC de· Igner n Yanlashlta, now with Rod
Dyer Group art dtre lor. the book I expecled to carry a detailed record of the Wide-ranging acc mpll~hmenll.
of the J C during the frrst decad of II e l'lcnet: \\ Ilh man v color photograph of Ihe ev nl II has pre ented
o I of th' commel nonUn e hook I being bome b} contriouuon oi -2.000 (Gold Patron), . (liver Patron) and amount from I 10 I which will be ackom ledged on a peetal page Gold Patron donors Villi have their nam' Ill1pnnted on a color page in (he book \\ hilc ilvcr Patron \'i ill lx- a kn \\ ledged. ne d nor per page, 10 the bla k-and-\\ hit, P3!!C of th IxlOk.
Person II1lt'J'e ted 10 upport1l1; the pubh aU on of the J. 10th AnntV(;rs.lf) C lllllm 'Illof'ativ Book 11\3\
lall .... al Kuntt ugu at <_I.) 62, .272-
JACL-LEC to Phase Out Its Washington Office:
OHice of Redress Administration Can Process 3,000 Recipients Per Month
EDWARD ENNIS, 82
FRANCISCO - The JACL-LEC Board decided over the weekend of Jan. 6-7 that It no longer needed 10 maintaIn operanon in its Washington. DC office.
JACL-LEC plans to operate at us present level through June 30, 1990. At that time, Executive Director JoAnne H. Kagiwada, will leave. The JACL-LEC office wiJi continue to o(r erate at a reduced level with one taff person unnI the end of the year, after which the office will be closed entirely
B b Bratt. ORA adrruni tralor, told the board that he I aWaiting final onfmnation that the Office of Manage-
Census Bureau Opens Campaign
to Hire Temporary Enumerators WA HlNGTO - The 1990 cen u WIll create more than 300. temporary job acros th nation next year, and the en u Bureau ha' begun a major recruiting ampaign to attract minorily applicants, tncludmg sian and Pacific I landers.
therr own tran portatJon
ment and Budget WIU release the redre funds al the begmnmg of the 1991 fiscal year With the p ge of the entitlemel1l program ensuring ma.Xlmum funding for paymen . and thl a uran e thai check can be sent out m October, the Board decIded that their mandate had been largely fulfi.Iled
AIding Bratt in briefmg the LEC Board was Carolyn Ru sell , ORA deput) director for Operations. he run the computer operations and i . respon-ible for the p , ing of documenta-
tion for eligibility and identity verificanon.
The compuler operation have moved to larger quarters, increased their taff and omputer apabiliue. They have the capa Ity to proce . nam a month and plan to be fully ready by the first of October to write check when the 1991 fund' become available
Completmg the urve} of tate 10
en 'ure that th y III follo\\ the fedeml mtent 10 exempl redre pa}menll. from mcome tax and deternlination of elt"l-.. 0
billt) for go ernment benefit program uch as welfare and \1edicaid. was
lied b) th board <c an ImlX rtanl pice f unfint hed bu m The JACL·LE Boord al 0 be~an
Plannml> a lar"e celebration at the ~ .lIl ., :>
Diego nvention to ommem rUle the u \.'e ful 'ompleuon of the re~ ampaJgn
Ithough no maj r legl lauve lobb -109 I anticlpaled. LEe' Legi lative
trateg) hair will 01 rutor ngreslonal proceeding . It W h ped th t ther tru.k fal hng withm LEe' pur-
Vle\ can be arried out through JACL If the need ali . These tru.k \\ ill mclude momt nng the ORA pa}ments and ehglbllity appeal proc , and providtng ~ources for commuruty JetiVltl .
o defimte plan can be made regarding LEe' proposal to J CL unllI Ihe JACL has an opportunity to di U' the . matters The ational J CI Board \ ill m et later thi month.
fter the 1990 Inll1 ilion (lI!n xi, LEC plan~ 10 10 OUI I~ Wa hmglon office _ 0 of current I F. fund \\ III be held 10 n! 'rye 10 a e Ihere I an) need to n:turn to a'tive th· future
From Apnl through lUll 1990, thl: bu cau ill need Cen u takc~ to vi it household who e occupant did not till OUI and mail back their cen u fanns by Cen u Day. Apnl I, 1990 In addition 10 the nearly 200,000 cen 'u I' 'er job. more than 100, peoole \\ II be hIred a. clerical and field upervl ors data entI) cler and recrullers thl
ppli anll. hould have a atl factol) work rec rd, and men aged I to 25 need prooF of elective ernce regl tratlon Recruiting efforu \\ ill en ure thai cen u employment icon ilent with equal opportunity pnnciple. Handicapped individual who qualify 'Mil be con 'idered
Person mlere ted 10 a c n u Job can contact their tale employment oflice or local Cen u . Bureau office tale employment office can give gUidance to appJi an at age 16 who rna} be tured to work For the cen u If they meet condition of employmentet by state and local law , are high school graduate (or em flo). or have equivalent education or work experience.
Design Contest for iffle Tokyo Nikkei War Memorial Announced
pnng and early ununer en'u job are open to quahfied a(r
phl..:an 18 years of age and older The bureau hope to hrre A Ian and PaCific Islander American to work 10 the commum tie 10 which they live Pe on who can peak and wnte ASian language Will be pam uJarly Important to a complete count m Ian conununilie and are en ouraged to apply
Mo tjob WIll last from three (oeight week and in mo I in tan e • people will work up to 4() h urs a week Pay WIll range from 5 to per hour for enumerators and $4 0 to 7 Forclen aI . taff, which together will represent al-mo t 90 percent of the temporary taff 10 th Cen u Bureau' local di !rict offic rew leader pay rate \\ ill range From 6 to 9 per hour
lotal of 4 I al cen'u dltrlet office are bemo e tabli hed throughout the nation. 010 t offering from 600 to 950 field job, and bet\\een 11 and 4 -0 den aI job.
ppllcanll. are' ked to take a O-rni
The 1990 cen u Will be the 21 I condu ted in the nallon hi tOI). The
onsututlon mandate a cen us every 10 years to apportion congreslonal representative among the tate .
Cen u data are used b} govemmen at all level to all ate public fund , by plarmers to determine where 10 build ho pital. chool, and highway , and by bu ine 10 locale conunercial venture that create lb.
LO ANGEL - The lOOth,442nd! Ml World War II Memonal Foundalion has offiCially opened the design compelItJon to create a memorial 10 the Japane Amencan veteran \\ho
rved 10 the nited tat armed force . during the second World War Anyone lI1tere ted m . ubrnitttng a de Ign IS tnvlted to partlclpate. The ubmJ Ion deadlme I Monday, April 9
The memonal will be permanently located m the matn plaza of Fi t treet Plaza, a 240 million lTI.lXed-w.e project which will include a 27-tory, 637. square fOOl bUilding plarmed City of Lo Angel~ office pace On a muniCipally owned tra t located in th heart of dO\\nlown Lo Angele. the de-
NEWS BRIEFS
Class-Action Reparations-Minded NCJAR Disbands CHICAGO-The anonal Coun II or Japanese mencan Redre ,founded 10 19 0 to pursue reparation through the judi Ial y tern, hal> decided 10 dbband 11 \\ armoun ed b} halrman Wilham Hohn la~t ovember. n} donanon II1tend d by 0 R WIll be dtrCCted 10 the nlled Methodi I Church 111 Chlcag (Pan h of the Hoi) Covenanr) or the Japane e meri an Librci1) an Fr.t.n I '0,
which I prepanng the 19 )- 2 tran npt of the Comrni I n on \ antmc Relocation and Internment of Cl\ llian hearing lor pubhcallon
nute \\ntten tet de Igned 10 mea! ure c1eneal Ill, numencal 111, organl- LO zational III readmg and ability 10
mlerpret information. Field enumerat r
L.A.-Area Asian Students Being Victimized
job require people \\ho can pro\Old
Donors Sought to Aid Teenager:
Bone Marrow VVanted for Leukemia Victim
2-PACIFIC CITIZEN I Friday, January 5-12, 1990
Japan Ambassador
Matsunaga Leaves Post in Washington
W A HINGTO - Japan' Ambassador to the United late, obuo Mat'unaga. returned home after a four-year eight-month long assignment.
mbas ad or Ma unaga came to Washington In March 1985 after a Un! In Mexico City as ambassador. Dunng hi tenure, the .S and Japan grew more interdependent as the lie between the two nation became closer than ever. He traveled e ten Ively to meet the American people and eventually VI-Ited all 50 state . Dunng lu farewell
VI It on ov 13, Pre iden! Bu h praised lu contributIOn 10 the development of the .S -Japan relation hlp.
The new Japanese ambas ador will be Ryohei Murata, former Vice miru ter for Foreign Affairs. He was heduled to be in W h1Oglon on Dec 6. He tudied 10 Germany, served in
Waslungton {I 970-74) and was ambasador to the nited Arab Emirate and
to Au tria.
PASS I NG TH E BUCKS-Kathenne Nunotani recently presented a $1 ,000 check to the San Francisco JACL Chapter. She receiv~ the ch~ck from the Asian Foundation for Community Development In re~ognltl~n for her extensive community volunteer work. According t~ It~ ~resldent,
Greg Marutani, the chapter will prese~t th.e funds to an Individual who is accepted into the Coro Foundation s CltyFocus program.
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19th Century Article
Found on Japan Missions TOKYO-How Bntl h ffiI lonari in India in the 19th century regarded Japan, then i olated and closed to Chri -b.alllty, I de cnbed In the fall i ue article of the Japan Chri tian Quarterly ( ¥ 1,000: Kyo Bunkan , 4-5-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104), "ReVIew of Capt. GolowllIn ' Recollectlon of Japan." .
The article, which appeared 10 The Friend of India (1820), was di covered in a London library by a oplua UniverIty journalj m graduale tudent.
Golownm, who \ as arre ted by Japanese when he landed in the KuriJe I lands. related Britih Prote lant belIeved that the "failur II of the Je ujt and other Roman Catholic orders In
Japan mu t not remrun the final word on the Iu tory of Chri l1an mi ion to the Japane .
The article aI 0 nOled how Bnb. h were looking at the world after the dechne of pain and Portugal follOWing the Reformation and \ orldwlde 10terest 10 Eal.t A Ian trade
Chicago Judge's Remarks
on Dec. 7 Criticized CHICAGO-Judge Gerald Murphy ordered a momenl of. den e In hi courtroom Dec. 7. 'aying the alta k \\oas cau ed by Hth trea herou , no-good Japan . .. He 'rud he had been tationed ill the outh PaCIfic and knew
many people killed In the 1941 bombIng al Pearl Harbor
andra Otake, co-chair of the JudiCIary comrruttee of the 10 merican Bar ocIation, srud her group would draft a letter 10 the judge about the IOcldent, commenting thaI the remarks were "inappropnate com1Og from th ben h "
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The cl of '49 will be Illvited to join the members of the cl of '43-'48 who have been holding regular reunions. One flyer was ent to all known Canal-it in the pnng and another one with more pecific data and question i being considered.
Everyone i urged to respond to the flyer to as i the committee formulate plans. Anyone who can attend the meetino (held III Oakland) i in ited to atle;d. Call (both 415) George Tamori 685-4360 or Jrro FUJIl 232-8 154
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ian and Pa ific I lander communitie
The tape proVIde the nUaI. fun-damental facl about AID through a collection of personal tone of members of the ian and Pactfic I lander commuruty who are liVing WIth AID or RC (AlD -related complex) or have 10 t a family member who had
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faCility which has been empty ince 2 wod .. ers were lrud off In 19 3, a cording to H Ohba. KHI pre Idem, of which Kawasaio i a mVI Ion
'Just Say No' Link with Japan Formed W LNUT CREEK., Calif. -partnerslup between the niled tate and Japan to prevent the read of ub-lance abuse \ formed I t m nth
when "Just a) 0" Japan became the first foreign affiliat of the Amencanbased "Ju t ay 0" Int mallonal. a prevenuon program whi h provid children with a trono peer upport network and kill necessary for resi ling offers of illegal drug , alcohol and tobacco.
The Japan program was irutiated by Ryotaro ugJ. Japan a. t r and inger who i founder and chauman of
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0" Internallonal. More than I, I 00 children and 270
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After 40 Years, Rohwer Camp Memorials in Need of Repair
ROHWER RELOCATION CENTER MEMORIALS-Scene of the three Nisei wor memoriols at Rohwer (Ark.) Relocation Center cemetery as photographed in the fall of 1988 by St. Louis JACL members who inspected the effect of rain, weather and ground settling to the monuments. Those at left (Monument B) and right (Monument A), built by the Rohwer Camp internees in 1944, show the most damage. Monument (C) in between was dedicated in 1982, after a nationwide campaign chaired by former Rohwerite Sam Yada of Little Rock .
Rohwer Restoration
Project Launched T. LOUI , Mo.-The Rohwer Re tomtlon Project was or
ganized in 19 to re tore and mamtam th monument and cemetery at Rohwer Relocation Center b the St. Loui JACL and the Midwe t Di trict Council. Contribution are being olicited under the nanle, "Rohwer Re IOration Proje t." care
of Mid we tJACL, P.O. Bo 270005. t. Loui . M063126. hmated co ( for re toration range between 15. and
20, , it wa noted by project director George akagu hi, former MDC governor and t LoUI JACL pre idem The mqnumen were built by IOternee in 194 -t4 and after om 40 years have deteriomted from nature' force,
George Ha egawa, retired engineer, of t. LoUl JACL viewed th damage and e timated the appro imate co t, but the final cot wtll be determined after meeting \ ith a on tractor on tle
Fedeml and tate ource \VIII be ought alo for UpgradlOg tate and national hi IOn cal lie , akaguchl added
Th Roh\ ercamp, where ome, were lOt rneddunng World ar II. I located 10 the nood plain of the Mil ' Ippl River about I rrule north of the town of tcGehee, Ark . andome 11 0 mtle~ outheast of Little Rock. The camp cemetery cannot be een from Highway I becaue of the railroad embankment paraJlellOg the highway . Th entrance I marked
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TOP DETAIL to MONUMENT 'A' Ornament at top of monument dedicated in 1944. Beak and face of eagle ore damaged, sections of the globe have cracked off.
DAMAGE TO MONUM ENT'S' by e eral Ign \ ith a gra I road acce over the tTa k. MAGE TO MONUMENT 'S' Head lOne of individual ar Ituated m what I n w a DA
T read on south side of tank is badly cracked. wooded area behind the monument . T rack on north side looks to be in good shape.
DAMAGES TO MONUMENT 'A'
At Left-Sou h side 0 eas ace 0 onumen A At right onumen A
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EDITORIAL OF THE PACIFIC CITIZEN
A Tip of the Hat to Gov. Kean
Ju f before election day last ovember the Los Angele Time reached all the way acro the continent to laud a politician who
was not running for office. He was Thomas H. Kean , governor of New Jersey who could not eek re-election becau e of the tate two-tenn limit.
New Jersey, the editorial aid, ' ha come into fuU bloom in the past eight years and much of the image change can be credited to the energy of the governor' office. The 54-year-old Republican has mixed free market economic policie with moderate to liberal ocial po ition on ubjects that include the environment and public
education to be an effective and popular leader.' The Times editorial did not mention another important rea on
for applauding Gov. Kean . In a private meeting wi th Ronald Reagan, Kean pent a on iderable amount of time urging the pre ident to upport the bili redre ing the wrong committed again t Japane e American in World War 11 .
Kean could have u ed that time lobbying for hi tate, or for him elf, or orne pet project. he had very few Japane e American in hi con tituency. Yet hi en e of faime and ju tice moved him to pre for an i ue from which he tood to gain nothing but the ati faction of knowing hi country would be doing the right thing.
Kean 's plea caught Reagan ' intere t and ultimately won hi upport . 'Without Gov. Kean, we wouldn't have made it," ay
Grant Ujifu a, who guided trategy for JACL' Legi lative EducatJOn Committee.
After turning over the governor' office to Democrat Jame Florio on Jan . 16, K an will become pre ident of Ore\ niver ity , a mall liberal arts chool in Madi on , .J . Drew i fortunate to gain the courageou , high-principled leadership that Tom Kean wiU bring to hi new job.
JACL Looks to Future for a new en e of purpo e was alluded to recently by Cr ey akagawa of
an Franci co, national pre ident of JACL, peaking in re no at the 40th annual banquet of the J CL' Central California Di nict Coun il.
akagawa aid one role mighl be for JACL to in ert itself as on of an interlocutor in the increa Ingly ten e relarion hip between Japan and the United tate.
ituation wo e. J CL hon t broker, 0 to peale.
akagawa clid not ugg t thi role ~ rmall ; it wa more in the nature of a trial ball n, omething for J CL members at the grass roo to think
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BILL HOSOKAWA
Roads Take Toll on Japanese Drivers
Thi i not the kind of column I prefer to write particularly at thi time of
year. But it need to be aid .
Shortly before Chri tmas I went out to Denver' airport to meet a middleaged couple flying in from Japan. I had never met them before. The had never been in the United Stat . In fact they were making their first journey outside Japan.
Everything about the nip was new to them, and more than a little frightening becau e never before had they been urrounded by 0 many trange-looking
people amid unfamiliar urrounding peaking an incomprehen ible lan
guage. But they felt little emotion. They were totally numbed by the ado of the mi ion that brought them to thi country.
* * * A few day earlier the telephone had
rung in their home, and one of them had picked it up perhap happily anticipating a call from their on enrolled at an American college. The call turned out to be not from him but about him. And it was chilling new . He had been
in an automobile a cident. He had clied almo t instantly, without lengthy uffering. That was the only con olation the parents had as they spanned the Pacific and flew nearly half way acro the orth American continent to claim the body.
Twice previou Iy thi past year Japanese parents have flown to Denver on imilar mi ion . In one case the tudent
had been on a mountain outing when the Jeep in which he w a pas enger went over a cliff. In the other the girl was lucky. he carne out of a era h with critical injuries which, e entually, would heal .
Reports ofJ apan e tuden who clie in auto colli ion are all too numerou these day . They are involved in freeway m h-up and city treet-comer crash in California, Colorado, Kans and el ewhere. I do not know the tari -tic , but even in relation to the ghastly general .. hIghway fatality rate, a disproportionately large number of Japan e tudents eem to fall victim.
* * * There i no pattern to th e epi od
EAST WIND
BILL MARUTANI
orne of the dri ers are believed to ha e been peeding, but not all. In man in tan they are the innocent ictim of recld m tori ts or drivers under the influence. It does not appear likel that many of the tuden have learned to drive defen ively against the crazi on our roads.
uch training i nual becau e many la k the kill f m ri an young te who get th ir licen and begin driving in their mid-teen . For mo I meri ans dm ing i aim 't a refie arion. Perhap orne of the Japa-n tudents are m meriz d by th rreacherou freedom of the open high\ ay and th pe onal freed m th enjoy with their own et of whe I . Perhap om er di tra led by Ih~ need to look for road 'Ign ill> th Y tra er..e unfamiliar terrain.
I have no ideas for getting to th e Japane e tuden ,to help them harpen thetr driving kill an<i to warn them of the dange awaiting on our high\ ay . But omething need to be done to cut down the highway toll, and a e their paren the ad, ad trip to laim their broken remain .
Reverse Romaji
WRITING JAP E ORD in the Engli h alphabet i known
as "romaji ," literall "words written in Roma" alphabet. I have a hunch that a number of you out there weU may ha e communicated with the l ib u of romaji. It' a handy way of commumcating by imply redu ing one' peaking ability into romaji. In ihongo
there' a on of what I all "reverse romaji" wherein foreign wor , uch
Engli h telTf1S, are written in the impl t form of writing thaI i taught
at the first Ie el: kataknna. the uare written form of MflIl . One would think that uch ould be the easi t form of reading wabun (Japanese writing), but at least in my ru.e, n thtog ould be further from fa t.
I have on clicken of a time trying t read foreign term to kalakana In wablUl
th kanjI (Chin
wrin n languag
peed up the pronunciation ea h time until (hopefully) the light of recognition goe on. ometlme , though, that "light" doe n'l come on, and I remam in the di mal dark.
FOR EXAMPLE, th first lime I ran into the following jumble of karakaJlI1: mLJ·ku-do-flIl·m-do . First, I laboriously ounded ea h kalla and then went ba k
and picked up the peed, veralttrn It' almo t like playing a record at ub-peed, turning up the peed unol the
sounds begm to make orne sense and then voila! The golden arch of McDonald' !! ven then , however, had nOt the jumble appeared in the onlext of C t-food join ,I probably would be wandering out there to the w • ull.
omewhat vengefully, I pronounce th Jumble ill> "monkurtarudo:
T OMPLI TE " TIERS e en further. there 'U be "foreIgn" foreign worcb appearing 10 "rever..e romaJI "In i}umgo a few French term
(mo I notable, pan ~ r bread) and all J15 of German w rd • e-.~Iall) 10
cherru:>ll) and ruedl ine. ..en "AmerIcan" leTTlb are ponderou I) '>Ct forth in karuJ, l' 'e Iten wondered jU..t who it i th.u deterrntne" 00" a f rei2Jl word will be n£4!n out in karuJ . or e ampk •.. k naill' - mJgJll ha n more impl) wnnen .. t u~-
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PRE 10 LUM recom-mended a good little di u nary \ Ilh an even better pri e ( 6.95) filled With vanou techmcal and bu me ~ lerm~ .
The ji Ito contaln many "reven.e romaji ' "includmg a wholeene deal-109 with ompule . However, WIthin the hung are a number of (10 my mmd) qu 1I0nabie one For e ample, "bunfu ke- u." I d n't kn what happened 10 kaball but th n perhap JapanellC buslO . men n I nger carry them today
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37 -slugejl Tahfda FR£lI, H A'IP 3-Amy Tambara 2l>John T F\Jjila
37-CWford Y Tanaka I-I-~!Jke H I'd'
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ABOUT THE 1000 CLUB HONOR ROLL' The 1000 CI b H ew Year Specla EditIon to a nowledge the contnb~tlons rom m u ono I appears each year In the
IS 0 t 30) It liS L ~arefUIlY complied by the P C. and allOnai JAC~r:~~s l~v~~~d:~~~J-~~ ~~~~~~~nf~rd~~: curren year a I e members (liVIng or deceased). MementuS, (e)-those who ha e been 1000 Clubbers or 20 years or more and Ihe emonals (coOlnbulions of or more In memory of an Indl dual)
b Ahn domh ISSlons. Incomp ele names or ot er errOfS II be corrected 10 Ihe Honor Roll Addendum to be
pu IS e I e ~nd ee In February Please notl us b Jan. 27 Ementus and perenn members no II ng are remo ed po noll t ~I on.
This is the 1990 37th edition of the 1000 Club Honor Roll.
8-SaciD)-e Kuwamoto 8-Satosfu KllWamOIO l..ife-P~ Liggen-3-AngJe Margante s.,'larm Marganle H!JdlaeI. laruyama
l..ife-. 'on ~Ia;uda 25-KenneIh ~1arumolO 7 -Fusa likarnI 7-Lou Miyamm
I-H"obuo ~ton Life-~1ae F' Maroa We-TakasiD Mania 2-James tukai
e23-Ben 'akarrura 6-Ted 1("akata.OOS
tX;eorge 1 rli 27-Or F'rank Y • "1Shio 32-Ousato Ohara 34-Dr Olester opo S-:\1a) MO)1 I .. YunOkaJmto
LifeCaro!tne Sakauye 5--Ka!herine SasaJo
J2. Tet.suo ~'O 29-Or Ifideki ~ 37 .. Dr George M&ida S-U1ySuda
31 .. OrOUoH&ida ~\ViJlyKSuda 4-Dr KJkuo HTmra
e28-Paufo I Takaha.sIu l..ife-CecilT~ I-I-Barbara TlWgIlCiu Life-Fred Taruguciu 16-Dr Izumi TlWgIlCiu Life-H Rocky TerarusIu 5-~1ary UI'l1'ihrna 7 .. Ray Urushma 3-Raymond Weitzman
e23-George T Yamauctu l..ifNoyce E Yamaguclu I-I-Alora Yokooll 5-Ken Yokota
GA.RD~A VALLEY
Life-Ralph C Dil1s 26-Jahn l< fulo e25-Harry I Fujlla 2().John J Fujlla IS-Mono L F'ukulo 18-Gary HayakalYa 25-Dr Harry T lida
I .. i\lalsuo Ikejn l3-Ken Inooe 5-Lows lGyoslu 110
23-Dr William 1 JOW' We-Bruce T KaJ'" 12 .. Thomas Y Kanudol l&-George S Kamikawa' Life-Helen Kawagoe" l..ife-Tak Kawagoe'
l-Col YoungOKtm We-Geo/'l!e l<cbata Noe H !\obala
Life-Yosluo Kobata 3-Osamu Ted Kobayastu
We-Dr JoIUl Koyama 7 .. Ada Sayo Kubo
29-James KlJUbe e2-1-Or IiJrosIu Kuwala 35-Dr Vietor Malala' 25-lsaac I MalsUSluge lhIun l\!Jta
e3().i)aVld l\!Jyamolo' e22-Henry M. aho". U-Art Nislusaka :;.sue S/uzunu Okada
Life-Ken Osaka e'Zl-Furru SaID-Y e3&liJdeo SalOW 2-Leah S/u<Tlakt
eJ.I-RonaId 1 SIuozaki 8-Chester Sugmoto
e2().Frank yama IS-Robert TakamolO· II .. Masao Taruno Life-Robert TananOlO 17 .. Dr Ernest Terao I()'Robert Tsubota Life-Dr Masaslu Unu 31 .. Dr Masaslu Unu 2-Winifred E UyesalO
I-I-Ceorge Walal 7-Edtth Watanabe 9-Kazunu Watanabe 2-Beatrlce Wolfe I~TokJye Yamagudu I-RilsUko ~llln Yamamoto
LiIe-Robert ~jl Yarna moto
I:'-Dr HKIeo Y iIl1lBJle
l2-Dr Robert Yamasaki 28-Ge0rge T Yamauclu 28-Dr Stanley H Yanase" e32-F'rank l\I YOI1t!I1lura* 7 Teruko Yoohilu
GfLRo\ l..ifNohnR -Life-Dr Randolph Kado We-Tun !\;,do We-Lt!n Kato l..ife-Lily Y KawdlUctu 9-~1amoru .akao
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LiIe-Elyn Okurrura Kataoka
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3-RDy SIwmaIo -I-Betty 19'aIo 3-George Watal3he 3-LiIy 'I amasaki
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We-Sadao Monshlla We-M/MJoe istuoka l..ife-George 'ukaya e25-Sh0ji '~ e3().Fred I 31-SamS~ Life-F'rank Yamasaki
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We-Dyke Nakamura l().George 1 akamura 3-KJyoshi liya
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PHILADELPHIA
eZ7-sboJI Date 36-Susumu Sim Endo 9-Reil<o K N Gaspar
PROGRESSIVE W'SIDE
Life-Shrzue Abe Life-Taro J Kawakamt 21-<barlesT fatsulura 23-Dr FranIdio H MinamJ 4.l.JOOn Ty Saito 39-Dr Geo. S Tlnrooto UCeODyo Tayama rn-Fred Tayama l6-Masajiro Tcmi1a Ufe-DrTom Watanabe Life.. Toshiko S YosI:uda
PUY ALLlJP VAU.EY
31.Jobn Y Fujita 33-Yosmo Fujita e2A-AmyE~
Ufe-Sadako Hirose 24-Dr IGyoaki lion Z4.James l1ami UC~race 0 KaIXIa We-Dr John lit Kanda :n. Y 06b Kawabata 3&-H James Kmos/ula e21.Josepb H Kma.o 29-Ted Masurnoc.o 32-Robert M.ozUtanu" 31-Dr Vidor I Mooyasu 3G-George Murakami lli~eOta :n. Tad Sasaki 3>Paul T Seto It}-Thomas T SlilOo e2l-Thomas S 1':ikemura e-Dr George A Tambara
2(}-Y oshihikO Tanabe e27 .. ToshIo Tslilot lli~1iyo Ucluyama llie-Or Sam T Uchiyama llieSluz Yam;da llie-Masaye Yamane 29- obuo Yosluda 31 .. Dr Keoth H Yosiuno
e'.I1l-Marion Glaeser Life-William Hamada 17-CeorJ(e K Higuchi e26-Kaz Horila 19-Albert B Ikeda e33-William T !siuda e2(}-Tetsuo Iwasaki I8-Ben KImura 2!>-RoyKKlta Ufe-Noboru Kobayasrullie-Sumtko Kobayaslu :notiyokoTKoiwa.o REEDLEY m-Hanmo Marutaru llie-Masaru Abe llie-WilliamMMarutaru' 19-GeorgeM Ha;aka 14-Sauce H Matsurnon llie-P-lilclu Ikeda llie-James Michener llie-Toru Ikeda llie-Man M.tchener 33-Carolyn A Ikmuya l-Kuruaki Mihara 23-Ge0rge Ikemoya
llie-Tadafumi MtkuriXa 34-0r James M 1kemiya llie-Takasiu Mlriuchi" l.J!e-Joe !.slut Life-Ywiko M<rtUChi- llie&anley ISut llie-Mary 0 Murakanu 23-Henry fwanaga llie-Or Tomonu Mura- e2&Setko M Kasat
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7 .. Roy Peterson I~RonaId I Y<mamoto
REXBURG
llie-K1yos1u Sakota
RIVERSIDE
ll.James S Amao 17 .. AnthonyS lnaba 4-M.ttsuru Inaba
llie-Gen n..ota I .. Brian~ 17..J~Urata
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llie-Or Harold S Arai e-SIuzue Baker
29-Frank M Oaatat llie-Jerry En<molo' llie-Harry Fujit 33-Masuto FuJu 33-Toko~Ju llie-Masao Fujikawa 2!>-Harvey T FUJunoto 23-Tom FuJunoIo 28-Tom FukusIuma e27-Torn F'urukl!wa 2S-GeorgeKGot e2&Qlorge Hamai 33-Seiko Hara 3.S-0l' Akio HayasIu eZ7 .. Edward A Hayaslu ll-Kuni H.oronaka 29-Mltsu.l1 Hircnaka
3l-Ralp/l NiWmt Life-DJck m l-Sbaroo Noda 28-Dr Harry T Nomura
-32/ Ufe-David~ nrFMNalaka 17-YOjl ukaya u.t.IarueI S \I"lS
33-PIIIg Y Oda 29-&my T Obayaslu" eZ4-Dr Hitosbi 0Iam0t0 Ufe-Katberioe artaJo »George S Oki" UCe-Paul Ohtaki ~ Tom T 0kItt0 Life-S!even T Okamoto e-Coffee H 0Suma 9-Dr Jerry Y 09.nnt &-PnsciJ.Ia A 0u:.Iuda J8.OtagJri 1ercatIiIe
12-<:arnegie ()uye" eo-llie-Kikuji R)\IgO 9-KojI Ozawa
tt~~ ~~~ 31-shtg Sakamoto &-Robert K Sakai I-Dr l<ermeth Sakazaki UCe-Yow Sakai
mlamoru Sakuma UCe-Giochi Sakurai 31-KanameScn.u Ufe-EugeneSasat Ufe-Alwm M Sato 21-Sam S Sato e29-Kiyosbt Ar1hurSato 1.J!e-T Daisy SaIoda 32-Tom Sato J5. Yooe Satoda I .. Micbael A Sawamura m-Chiz SaloW
e3I-Hideko Seto" m-Masao W SalOw 28-Lows SelD 2SSumi Schloss e27 .. Dr 1I1asa R to 2!>-Maury A ScIPNarz llie-Harry~ 2SSunSSeJki l&-Dr Robert M Slwnada 9-Furru SIumaIa 8-Floyd Shimanura 2-Curtts R Slstki
33-George Y Shau1.u We-Herui Takahasiu e29-E sam ShioIsuka Ufe-Lowse M Takax:hi 33- oboru SI:urai 28-Masate-u 'I'a1swo 33-Alnko lIlay Shirai e27-Dr Ka:zue To!!asaki 24-0r Arthur J~yama 24-MasaIoTyToKi 3!>-Or Henry I Sugiyama 29-Harty Y Tom 17-Stunson S SlmJki 23-WU Tsukarroto eU-Yooeo SuzOO" :n.Dr Huneo Tsumon J3..Dr Ernest TakahasIu IG-Rochard Tsltakawa 8-CeraId K Takehara 34-Takeo B Utslmt
3S-HenryTaketa 7.Jane H W~ 33-TakeoTakwchi llie-Otiye Yamanaka 22-K1yosbi K Tamano llie-Sachiko Yamanaka 3.'>{;eorgeTambara 18-George YamasaJti, Jr llie-ThomasSTokuIusa l&John K Yamauchi llie-Shiro To\QmO 17 .. Rosalie Y Yasuda 3&-Walaru Tsugawa :n.John T Yasunoto llie-Ronald M Tsu jJ 34-Grace Y 0IJe2U
33-Takaslu 'l'rujlla 23-Noby Yosiumura 21-Tomoye Tsukamoto 21.Joseph K Yasluno e21 .. Dr Yukto Uyeno 12-K1yoslu Joe Yukawa 19-HenryY Yanlada 2!>-Teruko Yukawa llie-Y osIuto Yamada AIN r LOUIS e2A-Howard Yamagata U-Robert W Denby J3.OIarley Yamamoto ""0 J-n~_~ "' .... 2S-DrMasaYamamoto .,.,. r """"",.c,w'
llie-Sam T Yamamoto 2>William H EIo l.9-Scott S Yamamoto &-Or Milton FUjtta It}-Tobru Yamanaka" lli~e K Hasegawa e29-K1yoslu Yamate 31-Harry H Hayasht 31 .. Frank YokOI 3John E Hayaslu 34-Frank T Yoshimura e22-James I Hayaslu
:n.fuchard THeruni AN FERNANDO VL Y 2-CathermeM H.trooaka
24-Katsumi Arlmolo :>-Or Yasuo lshda e22-John Ball I.J!e-KenjO Itdru e31 .. Tom Endo.Y 3-Mae W MarSlalI 33-Mtchi ImaJ 29-Paul Maruyama 33-Tamotsu T ImaJ e-George Mttsmaga 21 .. Robert F Ives llie-Or Alfred A Morooka 23-0r Frank K Kajiwara llie-Ted T Okamoto 24-Helen Kaneko llie-Yukt RiJnrnaruO llie-Ron T KImura t().{;eorge T Sakaguchi
llie-George Koike> ~~ S:~~-~to I$-MarvmKrmer .,. .. , ..... '" 7 .. Kazuo Kubota' 31-George Shimamoto
llie-Roy H Makino e32-Ge0rge Y Slungu
31/llie-DaVld S Mlya- llie-Dr George M Tanaka to
26.J""""" K'I'anaka" mo llie-Mij;j Tanaka
llie-Toshiko Mtyamoto l .. Art Towata 19-Robert MOflIlUclu 29-Kay r Nakagin 31 .. 0r George S Uchiyama llie-James S CkIa* :>-Roy S Yamahiro llie-Dr Mary CkIa* SALIN AllEY 33-0r Bo T SakagucIu e33-Frank K HilIllO I.J!e-DrOliboTSakaguciu 22-Henry K HibIllO I.J!e-Or SanboSakagucht llie-George Higaslu 9-0avod T Sakai" llie-Jaruce Htgasht
llie-Roy Takeda l8-Sluro Jilgasfu 12-Paul Tsuneish/" 31 .. Paul T IcluuJI 34-lsamu Uyehara llie-Ted T IkEmOlO 39-Susumu Yokomi2o Life-Martha IlOmiya 26-K DavId Ycshtoka llie-Fred K 0sIurna
FRAACJS:X) I .. Harty Sakasegawa
'" Lil Ab.'. 2-Mae Sakasegawa ..... e- y ... 0 . 23-Roy ~wa C/llie-YasuoW Aboko 19-Harry M ShiracIu It}-Amey Aizawa 3S-Henry H Truxia llie-Hatsuro Alzawa ~ Yosiuda
~~=wa ALTLAKECITY llie-Sam J Bootz 31-lchtro Dol 17 .. Blue Slueld <i~ e-SbJzue Rae FuJunolo 7-Charlotte Dot 7/llie-Or Donald S FujI" 9-0r Roy Dol no
31-steven Dol e2(}-Tad Hatanaka llie-\ estey Dot 32-Alice Kasai llie.Carv1ll TDowke Life-MttsugJ Kasai eZ7-Shizuko Fagerhaugh 32-Seiko M Kasai 9-Yukt K Fuchigami 2(}-James S Koruslu 9-0r Sharon M Fujii llie-AI Kubola
e22.J J FuJmoIo e2:>-Dr Jun Kwumada 23-Katsunon Handa 19-Tatsumi M1Slka 28-Kayo Hayakawa 18-Jtm1 Mltsunaoga 39-Dr Tokujl Hfdaru llie.Clara ~ilyazakt 3&-Oavtd T Hirooaka llie-Ann agala Morris 23-YoHtronaka ~ldK Iukat 3&Jack Htro5e llie-Byron agata llie-Or Pearce Hlura llie-Sadao agata 2!>-Or Wilfred Ifura llie-Ted agata
9-Tsugiko Hoklaway llie-Terrell Nagata e2&-Masanori Hoogo m-HJto Okada e23-Helen!:lan 21-Floyd Okubo llie-Mi\SUO HQiaka 2(}-Yukte Okubo J5.William Hosluyama llie-Joltn Owada" 2S-F1orence T Ida Ufe-H1rosIu Sakahara 28- e22-'"' ,nene Sasat
Hisao Inouye" lli~th K ~mura 9-"Emily Isbtda e-I&Roy Tac/ula 9~~~ \slut llie-Ben Tera<Juma 2-Mark 1sIumatsu llie-Ra}'lDlll¥l Uno"
21-HaroId H Iwamasa llie-I J Wagner llie-Dr Saburo Kanu J5.JI,las Yano
e-Htdeo Kasai BENITO . i\'\ ll·lsao Kawamoto eZ7-K KwujO Kamtmolo I&-Ktkkoman lnt'l- 34-Frank 'isluta llie-Betty K1tazunu 32-E Sam SIuoIsuka Llfe-Calvert Kiazunu 28-T tasami Yamaoka 24-Ken K1wata Ufe-R.ochard Klwata DIEGO eZ7-DrWilliamSKtyasu 19-EtJI~ 9-Takeihi K~ 9-Yonerrutsu Arashiro
2>RaymondKKonag:u lli~o!/\slkawa eZ7-~ Koreroalsu Life-Glenn H A.>ilIwwa llie-Yuriko KtramolO llie-Larry Asakawa llie-Mane KuroInra llie-~lasato B Asakawa .-IO-lIIane Kunhara Life-Moto Asakawa LiJ"e-.'.'Y "I Kurotwa 22·T Azwn::t llie-Tetko I.sh.da Kuro- 9-Hermon J Baker, Jr
Iwa Life-Fatllt!r ct.menI 33-Jack KUSIlba Life-ShoJlOat.! I()' Willtam Kyo"}!) 4-0r J \1Jooru FUkuda IG-Itsuto M • talSl.lfllOCo Life-Geurge ~I Hamal eZ7-. M. lJIsumura 34-Dr en.t ILra dl \1JnoruJ . ~fa)~ Ufe-&dI;y HatasIu1a ~1.F'\'anA H .. Itrumt Lift!-Fred I &la:Juta
Miyarrolo Ufe-~ Hirooaka I" .~ J \ llit!-Masanu Ib1d.J .,;.; .... EddJe :\10ll!1JC1u" J5.PauI &t;bt Lif D:U.- \!ocUa Life- Iguch llie-F'ratlre; ~ tmoka LiJ Roo.lId J IIs'Jchi II)-Tamocsu • .Itn)"Wl Harold T n..Dma
I Emily K bIWja
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Ufe-LilIian S Kailalsu e'.I1l-Dr Yosmo Naka -J2.GaIe Eiko Ka:leshIro l.J!e-George I ~ ~H Kane)1Jki I.J!~Obasbi Life·Marleen S Kawahara e'.I1l-PauI Shmoda Ufe.CaroI KawalIllto l.J!e-Masaru Takaha:sbI Ufe-Fumiko Km Life..DemusTokumaru l.J!e-SatosIu Km 1.J!e-Tomoye ToIaunaru Ufe-TomKida 3:K:aesarUyesaka Ufe-Yutaka Km 6-MicIuyo Kira
Ufe-Yusaku Kuroiwa Life-Dr MasaloMlrunolo Ufe-Tom 0 Mukai Ufe-l:liomi akarnura Ufe-Mane S Nakamura ~ akaltIima I.J!e-ArtI:n.tr isbioka 2(}-Roy Ryobe Nojima LiIe-Norman K 0nI.a Ufe-Joseph 0wasIu I.J!e-Leo Owastu Life-Robert K 9mnamoIo l7-Dr Joseph SSInraJshi
SANTA MARlA VALLEY
Life-FrankK Ito Life-Ray Koyana e2(}-I:IaroId Y S:oimmJ 2l-Leooard Ueki l8-Peter M Uyehara SEABR K
WeOlarIes T 'agao Ufe.C Scott agao 23-ElIen akarrura 6-Gregory0
23-TedTO)'e lli~lorio Sbnromura
l.J!e-KaIsuJIu JTakasbima SEA TI1...E l.J!e-Jack M Takegucbi Life-Jobn V TamIa l.J!~iltsuji M Abe Life..jI,fiyo TokD I.J!e-Hiram G Aklla l.J!e-Mitsuo Ta:rula llie-Helen AkiI3 lli~1enn Tsurla llie-Jiro E Aoki llie-Dr Peter Umekubo ~e L Bartz llie-Shlgeru Yamaslula 14-LincoIn Beppu 3l-Dr Kiyosbi Yarnale 21~e Fugami Uti. e-Tom y"~.nh"~ llie-ShiroFuJihira llie-Betty T~Y;;;- u :n. Y osIuto Fujii llie-1'oIdlura Yano Dr Susumu Fula.xIa Ufe-Vernon T Yoshioka 2~e M Nrukai SAN GABRIEL V AU.E\' 12-dlarfes M Furuta
23-RobertLFujti ~~~ &Gerold ionia :>-Or Marvin Y Hayami 7-Yasokazu 'anura 21-&ruth Y Hayarru
llie-Julian Ortiz e29-Hellaro HJki!aO 23-Dr Abe Oyamada 3:N' S Hirola 18-MPaulSagawa 21-0rFrankTHon llie-Deru Y tJejUll3 llie-Lily Y Hon 4-Yoneo Yamamoto llie-Takaslu Hori AN JOSE 8-AyakoOkubo Hw-d
19-Robert Ashizawa e:n.!\ K Ida llie-Yoneo!leW :>-Ted K Imanaka 22 .. Perry DobaSIu :n.Fred Y lrnanishi e21 .. DrTomTDOI llie-Ted Imanishi
8- lary Ewing llie-Thomas T lmon 2-Bill Fukuba llie-Marsha M lnouye 7-CeorJ(e Kajiro Hanaao :>-Paull.sakt'
22 .. K C1iItord Hashiguclu 21 .. Mrs S Geo Kasluwagi 23-IGyoslu H1gasIu e2(}-John M KaSuwagi 22-George I£ncki 21 .. Lulu S KasI:uwagi 3&James M Hirabayaslu JS.<leorge Y KawacIu 3l-Dorothy M Halra llie-MOO Kawaguclu .. Tan e:n. Thomas A Hlura* e2(}-KoIClu Kihara 22 .. Dr Tak Inouye llie-Frank Y Kmmoto 23-Tomoo Inouye llie.Cberry T Kirosbila 32-Harry =. I&-William Kobayaslu "'Dr '" lei 12 .. 1 Sam Kozu ..... .0 0 wa llie-Takeshi Kubala e2l-Robert J lshimatsu 28-Ro1and S Kumasaka 23-JoeKJio 22-DrTadashi Kadonaga llie-Mrs Aki Kurose 33-Wayne M Kanemoto I .. Perry Kusakaba llie-Fred S Kanzaki 2-Tosh Mano e3S-Yosluo Katayama I .. Tosh Mano e2:>-YasutoKato 19-Hana!\lasuda 23-Kay Kawasaki e2(}-James M Matsuoka" 22-Yosh KikucIu 21 .. Robert H Matsuura
19-TedKimura ~~~u 22 .. KarllGnaga e2(}-Henry H lJyake
:>-Or Eugene H KtnosIuta 17 .. Lovett l\In"'~~h' llie-Ben !\lasataru ~ ........ " 22 .. Ray Matsumoto 21 .. Tonuo r.~
llie-PhilMatsumura ~~TM~ e:n.Phil Jl,latsumura 22-Tatsuo Moo 34-Rlchard K Iurakami ll .. Albert K Mmeta llie-Eora Nagaoka ""Hel :>-Fred akagawa ur enMmeta Lile-"",._h'Nakahara e:n. 'ormanMmeta"'~I~U 32-Tom J Jl,iltsuyoslu ea:;. Theodore T Nakao.
4Clrl Mlllle l-l"fJ:':: akani9li 2(}-Or Saylo MlBleJTlltsu It}-Emil l akao llie-Herbert T agata 28-Peter M akahara llie-Ken '~aki llie-Jeanne akamura 3&-Fumi ojl llie-Judy Junko Nilzawa llie-Dr Kaworu C l'\omura 2(}-Frank Ogata Life-Lowse anura" 31-0r Robert SOkamoto I:>-~las Ol It}-Teiji Okuda llie-Or osIutaka Ogata
-D 0 e27-Rose Ogino
I an· kusako 2b-Or KenJI Okuda I .. Mas Omura It).SIugeto Otaru I-Terrence Osuga < 'Tim
33-Eitclu Sakauye or· K Otaru llie-Akira Akt Sasak.t llie-Edward E Otsuka 14-James Satake llie-Jeanneue Y Otsuka
34-Ted A Sakahara ~~~ llie-ToruSakahara 2(}-Roy SIwnizu llie-Roy Y Sakamoto aTom Sugishtta llie-Howard A Sakura
22-George TakagI . lli:~to Sato Ufe-George I\ITakahas1u llie-RobertSato llie-Yutaka Jake Takato llie-P H Schmtdt I-Grayson S Taketa llie-Ruth L Sclvnidt 8-fuchardK~ . &-Wayne Ka:zw Tanda 31 .. Roy Y 0
39-Dave M Tatsuno 33-MabeJ K Ida Slugaya 3-Frank Togarru e2(}-Eddte K Shmornura 7 .. Kazuko'J'Oka.<tuma Il-sherl SIuOOo
e2(}-Lorra.tneTTokJrnoto 22-WilceSluoml llie-Y osIuIuro Ucluda 17 .. JI,lasao T SulDw llie-RaymolXl 'Umeda llie-Y osIu SlmJki 9-Kazuo Utsunomtya Ufe-Yun SlmJki
2S-Henry Uyeda 39-Fred TTakagJ 9-Teruo Uyeda llie-G.lorgeTaKrzawa
21-William H Yamada llie-Dr Frank Y Tanaka
28-HenryTYamate ~~~~ L IS OBISPO e2(}-UmekoTOSlya
18-Ben DoIu Uti hessie TSIbota 3&-~lasaJI Eto I&-Tom 'I'subota" e23-HiIo F'ucluwaln :>-Tom TsulaJI 18-Akio Hayaslu llie-Margaret Uclumura 2!>-Kazuo Ikeda Life-Illasa 1 Ucilimura llie-Saburo lke;Ia :;.Dr John H Uoo 2(}-Shig Kaw~ 29-Shigdto Uoo 18-Kingo Ka\· &-West Coast Pnnttng" 28-Ken Kttasako llie-Dr Kelly K Yamada 18-Ken Kobara llie-Sallie Dean Yamada
I-Benj3J1Ul1 Ktmabe el.S-Kay yamaguctu UI-Mitsuo SanixlIlInatsu e21}M1IlOIll Yamaguclu 2>Robert C Takahaslu 2-ROOcrt \1 Y umamoto
:-.. \IATEO . m J3.Fumi Yamasaln J3.fuchard Yamasakt
llie-Roy T Inw)e W T Yasutalw 28-1ilraJu Ito Life-Takako Y u:Ia SJapaoese Amencan B Y OJmculum ProjOCt e29-Juro Y
21-stuzu Kanya eS-Louis J Ytum l-Ktyos/u Katamoto
1&-lIil}uIo Koj 4-Y osh KoJIInlID
36-TadT ~ 2-D Islulul\la ~aryOta
H.Ja/lo!Olo e:'lI.JJRWmaru 11· ~ Ts..w..-2b-\1;.J) SuUM e:»-T Su 4-. !ds3ko. I St.a.tiJ
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Friday, January 5-12, 1990 I PACIFIC cmZEN-7
eJ8-William H I:lxmoCo 1.J!e<:arl T Yamada e24-Mamoru H Fukuma Life-Sld Yamada I&-TosIn I:Ianazmo Life.. Y 05IlI0 BOO Yamada Ufe-Harry H Ha1asak:a e%'>-YosIDo BOO YamaQa llie-Dr George Hi.Jra Ufe-Jdtn K Yamguch/' Life..Dr Gregory M Hiura e2:Ht1 Litxoln Yamaguch> Ufe-PbyllisCarolHiura Ufe-TerukoTYamagucht llie-Talsu !:Ian 1 ... T Ted Yooeda ltHilill')OI1e Y 28-Ed Yoshikawa 8-L00ny Ishihara ~ Y Izunt ' I I\R..-\: -cr 2(}-James S I.nmi ll-HirojI Kanya Life-Fr-arlA H WaIaSe e2(}-Rtcbard S Kitasoe TULARE COO IT"\" e2&-Ellgene Y Kmo ~Tee E:zaki Life-Ou:lt Kubokawa It}.Kay Hada !h\1aIy Ann l\Iasaolca· ~WlIIIllII1)H:lIakeda fujimoto 31-&1wato Halakeda
9-Edward lI1a9.Ida llie-Beo Ha) wa SJames M IIl1xnit' 34-Mike lmoto
e2(}-Elizabeth Murata llie-.\I.aude Ishida 23-K0JI Murata 1 .. Ralpb Ishida 24-Albert Y l'\akat llie-Robert I.sh.da e2(}-Masao Oku llie-1\1lltam lsIuda J3.Dr Lawrence K Oru- 34-Hirosht Mayeda
tsuka 29-Harry Morofuji ll-Travel Ted:llntJ Inc" 34-Ed Nagata
NAKE RIVER \ '1. \' ll-stanley "'agaJa ?lI-Gish Amano 32-Grorge Oh 2S-Harry ~e 31-GeneShImajl .
~~ ~~~ ~e Iseri" llie-~tbel ~ 3>R£\Ste fseti 9-~ ~~asIuro 1.J!e-Thomas !sen 32-Kay Watarme 31.J Komoto Lif DOug Yamalla 29-Dr Roy J KCIldo 18-&- James \·asuda llie-Fumi ilta 34-Htsao Bill Ytilisl e:n.sIugeo Murakami ll.Jack H Ogami e2~eT ta 3&-AbeSat1O e2(}-J Y Satto I.J!e-Nellie SatID llie-Y osh Sakahara e2(}-Barwn Sasaki llie-Conrue SbJrnoJIlD3 4.l.-George Sugru e25-Pil Sugai llie-Kay Ternmw-a e2!>-Ben Tsukamaki 2>Satn Uchtda 2!>-BOO Unu 29-TomUnu e2(}-Ge0rge E Vaughn 21.James Wakagawa llie-James Watanabe 2S-0r KenJi J Yaguchi mlasYano e23-Lows J Ytuni
SOl..i\NO UNfY
2>Leo H HOO!XIa llie-William JI
NOMA CO
~e I Hamamoto ll .. DonaJd H Ito 1-SandraA Ito 12 .. Hltoslu F Kobayaslu It}-Mel KwuIuro I:>-Raymond M ~\onta I:>-OaVld Murakami" 21.James F ~lurakamI' l-Ken islukawa
llie-Ed I omura 34-Edwin Ohki I:>-Howard Okamoto 21 .. 0r Roy Okamoto' Ih'largarel Yoshtko
Scott II-Bruce SIumrru 21 .. Martm SIumrru 21 bJz TsuJohara 12 .. Thomas K YokOI e27-George Y Yokoyama
l ITH BIn'
26.Joe Hashtma 33-Tedd K Kawata 21 .. Edwln Y ~ilt.oma 34-Fumi tow 41-Hideo tow <I4).[ra Slumasakl 24-Y osIuaki Tamura l3.John K Tsuruta
. AUF. ' :-' OF NIKKEI
2-George Tabara
POKANE
19- 10toiAsat e2J.Ge0rge I Fut..-ukai
(trfCol Bsn I 9-Y osIuo Hata
e2(}-Frank Hisayasu 3&-Dr larkK 17 pady A Koyama-14-Louis Kurahara llie-~lasa Kurolwa llie-Saburo Sam aka ..
gawa 3&-Tetsuo 'obuku 2(}-RoyOta 2(}-lIilclu H Sakai llie-Rota T Takahasiu IG-Ra}'lDlll¥l J Takisakt ~Edward M Tsutakal'oa 23-0r James ~lIV $-Deruty Yasuhara
nrIl\ CITIES
e28-Toshlo W Abe 19-5adao AkaIn Life-Olarlte Olatman LiI"e-SBiUDoi llie-Ben A Ezaki. Sr l-Edward K Hara
e21 .. Kuni Hara e2tl-Sam S Hara llie-~lasayosbi Harada llie-. obu Harada al-\ illiam Y Hirabayaslu 21.() Sam Honda :n.~ileko Ikeda llie-Frank!lf Ishtkawa 3>Thomas T Kanno 2S-Kay KusI:uoo 3&-Or George r isIuda 18-<leorge Ono 33-George RoIrutaru 34-0rGJadysIStone 9-Esther SlmJki
2l .. ~tay Tanaka I-Dr George Tarn
llieOlarles'l'alSUia 33-Surruko Teramoto 21 .. Alben Tsucluya +Fred TsucIuya
ea:;. Takuw Tsucluya llie-r.illS oneji 33-George M Yasluno
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9/llie- 1ClOr M Caner 23-Frank K Harnda llie-Or Harold Harada llie-Mrs HarokiS Harada &-Ruth Honbe
llie-Fred Hosluyama llie-Akira \nagakt llie-<:hris \nagakJ m-Frank lnagaki llie Geo J Inagaki dI .. Or ;llttsuo Inouye e.J3..0.:0llle T IsxIa 22 .. 0r KodgerTKarne-2S-Fr81x:es C KItagawa IG-Y GilOrge Kodama 21 .. Fred !II MabnoIO :>-Ruby lItallun
llie-Fred ;0.1 Matsumoto 18-fuchard R h.u:>e 22 .. Tom 'akamJra 12 .. 0r Frank H. akano 2-. Ick K akano 1-Gram. 'on)ukt
33-DrC Robert Ryono e26-0r fuchardR SaIki 28-Hltoslu ~1tke Shimizu 2-~lelvlll SIumizu
21-Sam SIumogudu 21 .. Tony Tsuneo Slunmou e31 .. 0r Takao Shishtno l.J..Caroline K 1'akemoto Life-.'lanIyn'l'antmura llie-MayTanmua Life-Paw \nagakt Ueda 36-Fumi Utsuki 3Hlary E WakamatsU llie-.'lalSU1lOS1.lke
I akamatsU ~YosIuyuJo Yamamoto
e2(}-Jane Yamasluta 31 .. Beuy Yumri
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J3.Bob F\tkUIOOllJ.l-Willis Hlrata Life-Httoslu H KaJIhara llie-Itsuko Kaphara llie·Mrs Ten I\omatsU llie-Jul"" K a.o Life-Dr Gilbt!rtS Onaka Life-Ona Siuro)'aIlla Life-Dorene TsukxIa J3.AI<ira Ya II ' ~ f1lIl',T
31·TO)""T KaID Life-TaLSUO Kq:.a 3!>-Mmoru ~ilJa . Lil · e-Georg~ Sugtilard Life-K,," Oduda Lile-Su:.an Udlld.< JS. Tomoo Yam...:W \1A!ilU:-'
9-YUI<iI FuJL>ar.1 II-~&nFulw~ .,;n..sally~wa
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graphical errors. Correcllons, u' any. will be mad altoge!her the fu 1 t:;sue of February. Let us know by Jan 22.
LEGEND: l-(Year in 1 000 Club)
• (Century Club) •• (Corp/Silver) ••• (Corp/Gold) .... (Corp/Ooamond)
C/Llfe (Century/L.ofe) e (2o-yr, Ementus) e25 (25-yr Ementus) Life (L.ofe Member) m (MemOrial)
1000 Club Roll (Year 01 Mem~h l p Shown)
.. Century .... Corp/S1Mlr .... Corp/Gokl. ...... CofpIOoamond, L llle, M Memonal
The1989Totals ...... ..... .1,689( 50) 1990 Summary (SInce Nov .. 30, 1989)
ActIVe (preVIOUS total) (54) Total this report. ,,2 (47) Current total 101 ufe, Clute, MemollaJ total ( )
IDee 2lhJan 4,1990 (47)
8- PACIAC CITIZEN I Friday, January 5-12, 1990
WWII GI Claims Killing
Soo Japanese Soldiers MILWAUKEE-DaVId Rubil5k). 72. of Milton, Wis_, who c1rumed that he ~Jngle-handedly killed 5 Japanese oldiers in a World War IIjungle battle.
was denied hIS c1rum for a Medal of Honor, the ~ York Times reported Dec 16. He also felt be was derued the medal because he i Jewi h
At the recent new conference, Rubi ky was upported by Joseph Stehling, a retired brigadier general who once commanded hi unit. To base his claim, be had a yeUowing photograph of a group of Japanese soldiers with a message in Japanese on the back saying, "Six hundred fIne soldiers died because of a solitary American oldier." The Pentagon investigators, however, said the bandwriting and choice of words howed it was not written by a natIve speaker of Japanese, and denied the claim, nor was he awarded any Ie -ser decoration.
In October, RubitsJcy had agreed WIth a reporter to tell hi tory in a book or movie but the reporter, Warren Kozak: of ational Public RadIO wa "baffled" by the tum of events ~ reported by the pre .
Japanese Teahouse Links
Newport News with Japan "lEWPORT EWS. \ a -A Japane teahouse was moved from the ational Galler) of rts in Washington to the C'ctmpu - of Chn topher ewpon College !hi past ummer
Virginia Gov Gerald L. Balile has praJsed its value as a tool for totem ational trade and noted ewpon ew, a avy town, has the tate' heaVIest concentratIon of Japanese companies, many having come in the past four years.
Sake Brewer to Open
Plant in Colorado GOLDE , Colo.-Tatsuma-Honke Brewing Co., brewers of Haku hika , plan to break: ground in April for a 7 million plarit to the Coors Technology Center, the Colorado Economic Development announced recently.
From the begmrung, "the company wanted to differentiate themselve from their competitors (who are building plants in California) becau the qualiry of water was the mo t important tlung to them," according to andra Woods, Coors' vIce president for corporate real e tate.
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EDDIE TANAKA ~ Eddie Tanaka, director of the Lo Angeles County Department of Public 0-
CIa! ervices, was recognize-d by county upemsors and the County Productivity
Commi ion for the department ' uccesfuJ welfare fraud hotline, which has detecled more than 1,354,45 in fraudulent overpayments in some 190 cases !hi past year Tanaka was honored at the third annua! Productivity and Quality Awards ceremony at the County Hall of Adnuni tration 10 ovember
~ Michi Osaka of Tacoma won the "best of the ho\\" award for her muhl-medla patnltng !rom the atlonal League of American Pen Women and will be elIgible 10
compele 10 the national show next April at Kan as City. Mo. Her PIece.!> are on di play
ov 1 -Dec 24 at lillwater Gallery, ealtie.
DEATHS
Placer County JACL Pioneer
Roy Yoshida, 80, Succumbs
RO E ILLE, Calif-Roy Takeo Yo hlda, a charter member of Placer Count) J CL founded In 192 , died Dec. 6 after a brief illne al Ro eville Commumty Ho Pita!. He owned and operated a grocery tore in ewca tie for 50 years.
He al 0 was the i el correspondent for the area and partIcipated actively to the restoratIon and mlUJltenance of the Okei Grave Funeral ervic were held Dec 9 at the Pia er Buddhi t hurch
Veteran Sports Writer
Leslie Nakashima Dead at 87
TOKYO-Satoru leslIe akashlma. Hawall-born Journal! t and former la ports editor for Uniled Pre [nterna-
1I0nal, died of braJn hemorrhage Dec at a Tokyo ho PIta! He was 7 Born In Kauru, he was the first Amer
ican journali t to VI It the atomic bombed CIty of Hlro hima after the \.\-ar and filed an eyewltne - account of the devastation which made headline around the world
He jomed the Lmted Pre In Tokyo In 1940. w con cnpted during wv., f[ 10 work for the dcfun t Domel e\~
gen ) and returned aflcr the \~ar to L P Ince named 'PI erYtog unttl hi retIrement In 197'5 He lun IV cd by W Ido\\ Ya hlYo 72. and 1\\0 daughten. Kazue and Kel
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GRACE LEE ~ Grace Lee, presIdent of Japan/U A Marketing ervl . Beverly Hill , was a restaurant owner. gtftware imponer, clothing narrator and 1V narrator in the 19 Olympic Gam for a Japan TV crew covering the progres ion of the Olympic torch. Her btlingual fluency led to the mternational bu in arena, her mo t recent
projects including the di uibution of Hansen' Iw m Japan and introduction of Feather Wash, a Japanese car care product. in the U. market.
~ MicheUe Miyao. daughler of 1r and Mrs George Miyao. Jr and granddaughter of Ir, and MI"). George fJyao. r of
acramenlo, receIved thetatu of alon from the headmaster of the HanayagJ chool of Dan e 10 Tokyo he ha:; llIdied
odon for 19 years under the tUlelage of Mme Juteimai Hanayagl of a ramenlo. and received the aton name of Hanayagl
umamid n
~ Warren unei hi, chIef of the Ian dlvl Ion at the LIbraI') of Congre' and an employee mce 1966. ha! been reas igned because of the major reorganizatIon Implemented Ia!>t Oct. 2 The U veteran and \ ashmgton. D JACl:..cr srud he wa not emblUered but optimi u of the change al the library
~ Rep. Norman Y. Mineta, senior member of the House ience, Space and Technology Comnunee, was ci ted as one of the top Congres lonal leaden. for 19 8-89 in high-technology policy by WashlllglOlI Technology, a leading technology bl-weekly elected were 12 key congee mell-5lX senalon. and IX repres<:ntatives--who land out for theIr IOtere t 10 a broad range of technology. trade and edu-altonal I u
~ \\ nler la'-ine Hong Kina on, ho reographer Bella L..e\\ IlLk). GO\ Georg' DeukmeJian and hi \\ If GI na \\ere honored '0\ _ at a _:0 bla\.:k-ue gala at th Beverl) Hilton b) the Calif, rn~a lal~ um mer chool rts foundallon lor th'lr on tnbullon_ to the art KlOg.ton \\ on the 10-
dividual artl',t lifetime u .. 'hlcvemem a\\ard for IIteraf\ art
~ Dr. Taro Yoko 'anla I chIef of catdiova!>cular urge!) al 1 \ inc,'nl ledl al
cnter. Lo neele. He helped 1'\0 young ler-. from Korea WIth open heart urgcl)
in the" 1iracle cm ~lile" program of the Lo Angele Heart In tlllIh:, \\hl h reache OUI I~ I:hildren 10 need ot th' litesaVIng urge!). The d tor<, all donate their SCf\'lC~ al the Heart In tillite and depend on contribution to suppon the program .• Information aney Miron. (21) 4-
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~ Jan anehiro, 41, and RI hard Hart co-ho I' of the an Fmncl co l\.PI .n; Evemng 1agaLIOe for the p<r I del:ude, ended an era, havlOg decIded not 10 renew thear contra t b..'Cau:.c, ib Ih ChrofUc/e reponed. they were oppo 'd 10 tablOId· tyle lon~ An earlIer repon had jndl alL'(] they
were fired Yanehlro h~ bo.:en \~Ith the how 10 e w debul 13 years ago.
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Friday, January 5-12, 1990 I PACIFIC cmru-9
pril 6-James Omura p nted Lifetime chlevement ward from the
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1 9 8 9 I ~ pril 26-Colorad' GO\ Ro) L._-=--=:...--=:....:::-__ -..::::;.... ____ --.;~ _ _____________ ... Romer ign How.e Bill 1-63.
'.'iolenee domUlated I 989-lhe S,od..I0/l mas sacre and Ihe killing of Jim (Ming HaiJ Lou were dislurbing chaplers In Ihe annals of alUi· Asian violellCe Meanl,/tile, a/though a posilive oU/eome was i/levltable. a re/uC/alll Congress and admlnistraJion did their best /0 Ignore Ihe promIse 10 redress Japanese Amencans. And, in the JACL. volunleers and srajJ came and weill like patrons at a 7·11 Thank goodness 11' s 1990
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January Jan. 5-Brent Moriwalci, EI Cerrito,
Calif., killed in robbery attempt at the Richmond market he was employed at.
Jan. 7-Japan' Emperor Showa (Hirohito) dies .
Jan. 8-Teacher Mitsue Takahashi , fired from her Living lon, Calif. job in 1980, takes di crimination case to the Supreme Court.
Jan. 9-President Reagan ' last budget propo aI before leaving office ubmitted; 20 million asked for re
dre . Jan. 13-Cen u Bureau armounce
it will retain nine categorie for different A Ian American group .
jan. IS-Actor Mako, artt tic dtrector of East '-; e t Players, disas ociates himself from the Asian Amencan theater company amid charges of nepoti m; actres obu McCarthy eventually named hi ucces or.
Jan. 17-Before killing himself. Patrick Purdy uses a machine gun to kill five tudents and wound 30 othe~ at Cleveland Elementary School in Stockton, Calif. Police deny a racial motivation for the hooting pree; all of the lain and mo t of the wounded were of Southeast A ian ancestry.
j an. 21 & 23-FuneraJ for the five lain Stockton, CaIif.tudents held.
Jan. 23-A California A sembly Joint Resolution urging Congre to appropriate the legal maximum amount of 500 million for Redre introduced.
j an. 24-Ad oppo ing Redres pubIi hed in the Los Angeles Times.
Jan. 28-Space huttle Columbia memorial, designed by the late I amu
oguchi, unveiled in Miami.
Photo By Jody Uyechi
REDRESS RALLY-Actor Edword James Olmos was on hand at on Aug. 5 rally to urge the government to stand and deliver on redress. The rally was held In Little Tokyo and it attracted over 300 people.
Karl Bendetsen, 81, Washmgton, June 2 ; devl ed the 1942 mIlitary eva uatlon plan of 110,000 person of Japanee ance try from Pacific oasl
Gen. hart Bolte, 93, A1exan-dna, a, eb II ; commanded lOOth In! Bn (1943-44 ItalIan campatgn), commander-tn-chlef, AGF Europe (1952·53)
Thomas rowl y, 7 J, Glen· VIew, 1I1 • Ma) 29; commanded Co E, 442nd RCl , WWII
Re . Dr. Harr), Y. H himoto, 76, an DIego Oct 22 Holtne s Church
mlOlster (193 19 ), Kit..u Gardens reSident manager ( 1984- '9)
alo 'hi 110 hi, 69, The Hague. Jan . ? 1 442nd ReT vctemn. 30·year staff mcmber U Intcrnational Court of Ju ticc (1952- 6)
Elizabeth Humbargar. 6, todaon. Jul} 9 tea her (1924 1969)
decomtcd b) Japane'e government tn 197 lor hcr work \\ ith Japatlese omnlunit}
1989 NECROLOGY
Masamori Kojima 66, Lo Angele , Dec. 10, 1988; new paper· man-editor (1950-64), L.A. Mayor Bradley i tant.
Albert . Kosakura, 82, Berkeley, July 10; travel agent, Buddhi t
hurch of Amenca lay leader Henry T. Kubota, 87 eattle, 0\
10; North Americal/ Post publther (1951-19 0).
Rev. Kenr 0 Kumata 80 Kyoto. May 6, eattle-born rmnl ter-emeritu . Buddhlt Churche' of America
Ralph M. liwa, (H, Honolulu. Oct 25; peClal as lta.nt to UntV of Hawati pre ident. chaired tate Democratil. part) tn 1970 , legl lahve a. I -tant to en Daniel Inouye (196366).
Dyke D. tiyaga\\a, 74, Lo ngeles, ept. 14; Joumah t. edttor, e\\ York Hokubel himpo(l950- 2),
ChIcago cene Maga:ine( 1952); coundor, a1if Dept of Correcuon'
Lt. 01. harl T. akada, 75, eanl . Oct II. pre\\ ar Engh h sccuon
I!ditor. Great I orthem Dail\' militB1) el\ ilian 11 career offi r in and Japan
Jan. 31-Michael Armaco t named .. amb ador to Japan, ucceeding
Mike Mansfield. February
Feb. 5-Bill Yo hino selected as JACL national director, u eeding Ron Wakabayashi, who resigned in 1988.
Feb. 10 & ll-Figure kater Kriri Yamaguchi ftni hes first , with partner Rudy Galindo, in the pairs competition and econd in the women' individual competition, at the U . . figure kating championship in Baltimore.
Feb. l2-Members of Mile-Hi JACL testify before the Colorado finance Committee on behalf of H.B. 1263, a bill which would exempt Redres recipien from being denied tate pension and welfare.
Feb. 19-Day of Remembrance held in Lo Angel .
Feb. 23-Rep . orman Mineta and Robert Matsui write letter urging colleagues to upport a budget appropriation of 5 million for Redre in fi cal year 1990.
March March l-Amencan War
Reltef Aoclatlon announce file injunction agatn t Redre tion
eteran plan to legi la-
March 6-Hou e ppropriatJon ubcomrruttee on Commerce, Ju tJce
and JudIciary recommend 250 mil-lion for Redre \0 fi cal 1990.
March 10-Three hundred people attend a rally tn upport of tenure for UCLA Profe or Don akanl Iu.
March 1 teve akaJo' grie-vance agam t an Francl co tate niverslty reJ ted
March 12--SallSei, a play tamng the band Hiro hima, open at the Mark Taper Forum \0 Lo Angele .
pril April I- Bob akaguchi , Broom
field, Colo., ational JACL v.p., 1000 Club & Membership ervlce ,resign .
(1937), Ml veteran, Loomi. DI tnct Judge (1970-77), JudiCIal hearing offi er (1978-85).
April 28-Former J CL . ational Dire tor Ron Wakaba} hl"ro ted."
pril28-J CL dmi~lratJ\"e Dire t~~ eaI Tarugu hi re igns.
Ma 3-Sleve akajo' grie\ ance against SFSU denied again.
la 8-Time Maga:ine incorrectly reports that Japanese Americans had received Redress payments.
May 16-Two group of Japan American file pape~ to block aRe· dress injunction filed by a purported veterans group.
May 23-Deborah Lim selected as researcher for J CL' Resolution #7.
May 23-Cro burned in front of Meiji Gakuen High chool in weetwaler Tenn.
May 24--Califomia' Go . George Deukmejian igns legi lation banning the sale of semi-automatic assault weapons, due partly to the tockton massacre.
May 25-UCLA ProC! or Don akani hi granted tenure after a three
year battle. May 27- Helen Kawagoe, Carson,
Calif., fill po t va ated by Bob aka-guchi . '
June June6-Ro Ochi ,e ecutiveas i -
tant to Lo ngel Mayor Tom Bradley and director of the City Criminal Ju tice Planning Office, 10 a run-off electJon for the Office 2 eat of th Lo' Angel Community Col1ege Di tricl Board.
June ll- Mlchael Chang win . French Open men' mgle tenni champIon lup.
June 23-Forum on the Heart Mountam Draft Re 1 te held m an Franci 0
June 28-Paul Igasalci armounced JACL Washington, D.C. repr entalive.
July July 20-23-Pan American ikkei
A ocialion Convention held tn Lo Angeles.
July 28-Hawaij tate Rep. Roland Kotani lain by wife, Grace Imura-Kotarn . After confe ing to the crime at the police tali on July 31, he kill herself 10 the women' restroom.
jul 31- Jim (Mtng fiai) Loo, Raleigh , c., killed in a "ra ially motivated" attack. Brothe Robert and Lloyd Piche are acre ted.
ugu t ug. sey akagawa, in a
peech deli ered at the Chicago TnDi trict onventJon of the Eastern, MIdwest and Mountatn Plam Di trict Council of the J CL, all for a" It..kel ummlt" at th 1990 J CL national con enllon
ug. CRR pon rs a Redre rally tn LIttle Tokyo to bnng attention to the delay m pay men .
ug. andm Fuku hJma, 19, named the 19 9 i I \ eek Queen
ug. Mart.. Iwashita. 14, di at a Glenda! , CalIf. ho Pltal as a ~ul[
of gang-related violence. u. _ - Th Arita fumih. f
o ·a. \\hile on at ur of the ' .. to fight Japan ra ism to\\-an! Bla' ha\e theIr baggage tolen \\hil tn L Angel.
ug. U-The Alita' baggage i reo\ered. 11 \\as found tn a dump ter b}
a un!) guard. ug. U-Califomia mbl -
Con urrent R lurion 3 • requinng the in 1W.1 n of the inlernment of Japan Americans in h I hi t ry boo' P , mbl}man Gil Ferg n. oppo ing th bill. i criri ized for remarks on erning "American Japs."
ug. 27-Publi forum on the WWll draft resi ters held in Angel.
ug.3l-Offi eof Redress dmini tration mail out eligibility f, nus to eligible pe~ons aged 90 and above.
plember pI. 1- The Fourth ariona!
J CL ingl Con enrion h Id in Torrance, Calif.
epl. 7-Publicarion of East \ est upended.
pI. I enate ppropnaoon ubcommittee recommend no figure
for Redress funding in fi cal year 1990. ept. 1 The Mal/day Morning
Blue , a ne, paper for the Coli ge of an Mateo. prints a lener to the edit r
where the wri ter. referring to ian ' , tat ,"I never u ed to hate them. But
I do no " ept. 23-"An meri an Proml' ,"
a fundral er for the ational J L, i held tn an Fran I·CO.
ept. A ian Amen an col1ege tudents. denied entry to a Hollywood,
Calif. di 0, claIm ra ial di riminatlon and plan prote
ept. 2 enate approve Redre as an enutlemcnl, begtnnlng tn FY 1991.
conference committee approve' en. Daniel Inouye' proposal to make Red.res an entitlement.
ovember ovember auonal oalltion for
Japanese merican Redres di banded. o. I-Durrell De in llin
con I ted f first degree murder of gang-related kIlling of Karen To hima.
o . 1- nti- Ian iolence con-ference held 10 hmgt n, D C
o . ongre appro e onfer-ence report on the appropriatton bill contamtng Redre an entttlement.
o . 17 Denise Okimoto wins a unanlmou decl Ion 10 a ex. dlscnmlnatlon case In Pa . dena, Calif
o . 17-Callech Profe or Mark Tan uye, dented tenure earlier in the year. present hI ase claiming unfair procedure at a ommuOlt} forum.
o\. 21-Pre idcm Bu h sign appropriation bIll contalntng Redres\ entitlemem
December Dec. J -Durrell DeWItt Collin' ~'l
tcnced t 27 yCilr~ in the Illing of Karen To hlma
10- PACIAC CITIZfH I Friday, January 5-12, 1990
PARKER, ARIZONA-APRIL, 1942
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View of the main street in Parker. Near this desert town, the War
Relocation Authority constructed and maintained a center for
evacuees of Jopanese ancestry during World War lion the Colorado
River Indian Reservation. The camp was called Poston .
Remembrances from Pearl Harbor Sunday to Poston A Per onaJ Ob ervation b incent Tajiri
o those wondrous day of innocence! Hand over heart , we pledged allegiance to the flag and of thee I sang to sweet land of liberty. We bought the dream a packaged: the utopia in textbooks; Lazarus' Statue of Liberty sonnet; "We the People" in calligraphic script. But that was before barren de ertlands gave birth to barbed wire enclo ures; before the dawning of Selma , Watergate, Viell1am and Iran/Contra. A time when the dream was bright and shmy and belonged to all . Regardless.
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Camp Bonneville hug the olumbia River on the Wahmgton tate ide. A product of Franklin D.
Roo evelt' CC program It ha been taken over by the army and what wa onc a crab apple groye now
support a nfle range wIth large , counterbalanced target that can be pulled up on command from eightfo t deep pit . It j a December Sunday, the latter being a mi nomer, ince there will be no un on thl
d~y born in heavy ml 1. We' re the boy from ompany B, 18th Engmeer Ten months m the peacetime army
have made automaton of u and m cold that penetrate to the marrow , we huddle In dent, cattered group
around the warmth of fire bummg m blackened oil drum Dnlled t non-thInk, we patiently awaIt the ne t command
metime after 0930 the echelon are called to th finng hne Rapid-fire bur t from .30 calibre emlautomat I re ound . The cent of gunpowder weeten th aIr ommg off th firing 110 , I noti e the CO' dog robber, pi Eddie Martin, Immaculate a alway m freshly-pre ed d ' , wa mg at me I remove the ott on plug from my ear "Hey. TajIrl," he' hout
Ing, "the Jap ju t bomb d Pearl Harbor"
1 hmlt my answer t a nod . Martin is a likable ort, but I al 0 kno\\ him a a d VIOU pIa er of h ad
game Ten month m the new v Id of the rm had pernlltted only a vagu awarene of Japan and i lO\aSIOn of hlOa Pearl Harbor, I there u h a pIa <)
Po 111\ that MartJn I tudymg mer orne ort of reaCllon , I bus} m) -elf at the qUipment table I check m) orIng, bla ken the Ight of th I\t1 lover an oil lamp. and ram an oil Ie nmg pat h d \vn the gun barrel .
It 1. n' t until much luter, ardined on a ben h 10
tht: ba I- of a ton and·a-h If headIng for the Portland \Ir Bat:. that Ikarn that P ari Harbor i in Ha\\aii.
bll of ge graph) that v 'ill profoundl ftc t the
our 'of 0 man h e The nll t return with the night. It I after - . 0,
an int' e tl n at th ' I nt:!) nd of th .m ba e It e amm lip I In th \1-1 nd a nd \\clgh a po ket of III 'anrido belt H 'adhghl th hISt t ' me m) \\u that night- refm ' ting In the fo_ ffe lIng a mtlitan tan '. I I'P out andh Ul, " Halt \ ho goe
th re')"
h' headlight b , that )1 a pi
whole ale produce market , he ay . Though tranger ,
their face ha e a familiarity with tho e I've known for mu h of my life. J wave them on with a friendly, "Okay, move on."
It ha been a long day - at lea t twelve hour ince Cpl. Martin , Ii tening to the portable radio in
the C .O . ' jeep, had yelled ome,thing about "Jap "
and "Pearl Harbor." Red tail1ight fade into the fog until there i nothing but night. M) mind linger on .he dnver-attracti e, he wa .
hfetime of morning 10 mirrors: 0 ernight tub
ble darkening ochre pigmentallon . Reflected image blur WIth klOdred feature : Ingle-lidded eye flu h to
the facial plane; hrur the color of the night. A warene, dawn -the face of the enemy
hort minute later, at 2400 , trigger-happy and gung ho , PFC Mackafee repla e me. He grunt a que lion "Real quiet ," I an wer.
The long Day of Infamy had come to an end But Infamou day were till to come.
* * * The incar eratlOn of Japane e American b gan
hort hour after the attack on Pearl Harbor. om 700 alien Japane e. Ii ted b the FBI a leader of OClal, bu ine . agricultural and rehgi u organization, are rou ted into cu tody . By mid-February the number d tained reache 2,192, approximating ten percent of the adult Japane e allen male on the We t Coa t. The Trea -ury D partment- oon to Incite the jittery With the fal e announcement that 20,0 Japane e were pOI ed In an Franci 0 awaitmg orders-aJ 0 moved qUickly, freezing the bank ac ount of all Japan e. alien and Illzen alike
Thee early a tion , which dealt a deva tatmg Impa t upon an un ophl ticated. pohllcally powede '
Japane e community. an be con idered ju tifiable The action that followed were problematic.
In the earl) da) of the war the loyalt of the Japan Amencan to the mted tate \\a arcely que tioned tudy ofCahforn13 new papers Indicated that of 67 edltonal pubh hed dunng the fir t four week of th \\oar. 62 expre~ ed faith in th Japan e, four were unfa orabl , and one qualified It · opInion. However, \\o ithin i, week the favorable edlronal had dropped to 9, the unfa\ orables limbed to 99, with one till in the ambivalent column
Imilartud) of the "Letter to the Editor"
olumn . Indicated that th entlment of the publi followed an almo t identl al \\ ing leanwhile, the Department of Ju tiLe had be om th~ larget of a lener\\fitIng mO\ ement pre uring for the e 'acuation. tn-
arceration and dep )rtatlon of Japane e men ~ an .
per ," Congre man Leland Ford of alifomia. a among the fir t to all for" oncentrali n amp."
Con erted or not, a movement wa d finitel
afoot. The We tern Grow r Prote ti e and th Gro er- hipp r egetabl a 'OClation , mo ed b
greed' the rnerican L gion and the eteran f Foreign ars, uper patriot oundmg lh all t color ; and the enophobi atI e on of the Golden We t and the California Joint Immigran n ommittee
were among th major organization pu hmg for the ou ter of Japane e mencan from the' We t C at.
olumnl t Henr M Lemor can be credit d for ~ rth
right ly tatIng th entIment · f the e group "Herd • m up," h \\rote, "pa k 'em off and give 'em the
In ide room in the badland . Let 'em be pinched, hurt,
hungry and dead up again t It. Per onall>. I hat th Japan e nd that goe for all of them." The I) wa for whole ale internment. alien and cItl7en ali I-e .
ith no Imilar call for the removal of German merican or Italian mencan allen -let alone th e \! h wer citIzen -the differen e wa racim.
ppo ition fr m FEr Dire t r J dgar Hoover. nome), G neral Fran I Biddle and hi
d puty. Jame Rowe, who had e amined record e tabIi hIng the loyalty of the Japane e merican. em tion~
rook over and the media and politiCian fell tnt I k tep. Wnh the 10 ar erati n of allen Japane e alread
authonzed b the I - uan e of Pre Idenllal Pro lamatIon
#2525 on December 7. the maJont group-the Cilil n i ei \\ho -e nght · were pr tected b} the Constllu
llon- becam the targ '( Dnven b) fear, greed and JU t plam raci m. antl-Japane e entIment re ted A", the L. Time · anaJoglz d on ebruary 2, .. lper I
noneth Ie a \ Iper v.herever the egg 1- hatched- 0
a Japane - mencan, b m of Japane e parclItgrow up to be a Japanee, not an merican"
DeWitt .... a more uc 10 t Jap i a Jap'" While ubJec[ t dogma the We~tern e ense
Commander \\a ah~ay con (;IOU 0 the prevailing
wmd ottn,g the entiment 01 the War Dcpanment. De~m performed a fa t Jek)ll · Hyde tran Ition and be arne a forefront advocate torc~acuatlOn . The rna ter architect preferred the hado\\ They were As i~tant
e\..retary of the Wa~ John J . :vI loy (wh prmi'Jcd the Impetu that agIng ccrctaI) of \Var Hen!) L
11m on could not) ; . Pro .. o t l iar hal , laj Gen . lIen . 1. Gullion and hi Allen 01" I ion dire tor the
wily, dedi atcd 01. K rl RobIn Bem.kt 'n .
,
Pearl Harbor - Poston
COn/muedfrom Pre ~'io u s Page
On Feb. 19, the document known as E ecuti e Order 9066 was quickly igned by Pre ident Roo e ell.
uthor hip of thi ingeniou device belong to Gen .
Gullion. By giving the military the authority to designate pecific area as en iti e from which "any or all per on could be excluded ' the evacuation of all Japa
ne e American from their home ,farm and place of bu ines became afail accompli. The Corp of Enginee haVing been readied in advance required but 28 day to build and prepare 16 A embly Center. The fir t evacuation came on March 24 with the re
moval of 54 familie from Bainbridge 1 land , Wash . Le anctioned , but ju t a effective, wa the forced
evacuation of the Japane e American from Ternlinal J land who, on Feb . 25 , were given 4 hour by the
avy to abandon their home with little i tance or
de tination . Photogroph by Roymond Okomufo 1976
Friday. January 5-12, 1990 I PACIAC CITIZEN -11
f du t. fine ifted fI ur, whitenin", mbat t _ \ andering bet\ een barm . and feeling a tiny grip
tight ning in mine and follo\ ing a gaz t ee an arm d entr). Th aimJ harter and the fant ) f
hildren' tori . But und rnealh th arel fri oli omething nettl hapele, un )' feeling. Qu
tion eeking an \ It i thi that continue trouble: dl parat in i-
dent that meet at a ommon point. The momentary bonding with trange who feature re mble min
at the peri met r of an air b in Portland n a De-cember night. A late night onfrontation with Idle in a fo aken de ert . Anned guar \ earing unif nn
identical to mine-on th ther ide of barbed \ ire When rea on run thin, what d fin the nem .
* * * On April 11. 1943. l ame Hatsuaki ~ aka a, 6
From the e A embly Center the e acuee were
later huttled by train and bu to ten Relocation Center In even tate where orne were confined for clo e to
four year . In 1982, after hearing te timonie from more than
750 witne e, the Commi ion on Wartime Relocation
and Internment of Civilian concluded:
REMNANTS OF POSTON ~ornerstone of Poston Camp I school auditorium - gymnasium is dated June 1943. School was built with adobe by camp inmates
and subsequently covered with stucco. Structure was subsequently used as a training and senior citizens center by the Colorado River Indian Reservation.
a World \ ar / army cook i11lerned at the Topa:, rah
Ce11ler took hi mongrel dog for all early mOTlling
lValk. As he approached the barbed wire fence a entry
in the ourhea t guard tower ordered him to halt.
Waka a, pooroflzearin , ma ' 1I0t havecomprehellded_
Raising both arm in the ulliver 01 ge tlIre of urren
de,., he walked tOlVard the tower. A ingle hot wa
fired . The bullet went through. Wakasa' che t and
evered hi pine . Death wa immediate.
' The poll y of exclu ion , removal and detention
wa e ecuted again t 120,000 people without indiVidual review, and exclu ion wa ontinued virtually
without regard for their demon trated loyalty to the
the ba k ide of a G.!. truck bouncing along a rutty dirt road . Maybe it ' another half-hour before we top
at a gate under the glare of an overhead potlight. gruff voice a k for identification and I pa along m
furlough paper . omeone el e want to in pect my duffel bag and a I hand it over the edge of the truck, re ntment ri e within me. Three year in the army have ingrained cia di tinction . The audacity of being
The impre ion and ob ervation on the WWll internment of Japane e m ri an b in ent Tajiri
i from the oon-to-be relea d b k , "Through Inno
cent Ey :' publi h d und r au pi f K iro ervice , a charter d L ngel n n-profit organizati n
dedicated to the health care of the eld rI . Originall compiled by hool teacher Ra Fran hi and Red ro Dire tor Paul Takeda in Po ton, "Thr ugh Inn cent
Eye" i a collection of the \ riting and artworl-. of
nited tate 11 lhi was done de pite the fact
that not a Ingle documented act of e pionage, abotage or fifth column acti ity wa committed by an merican ci tizen of Japane e ance try or by a re ident Japane e
allen on the We t Coa t. " earched by tho e whom I outrank. What' next.-a body earch? J tell my elf that thi mu t be routine but
re entment till molder . * * * The remembrance are in fragment . Being
awakened in mldsleep and detraining into a four a .m .
darkne into what could be the center of the earth . "Parker," the condu tor had aid. ot fully awake , with my bnde of a few month be ide me , my recol
lection i of tanding on a rai ed wooden platfonn In the middle of nowhere and hivering from the cold a
the chugging of the train faded into lonely ilence.
Po ton ll , where we pend our i it in a room partitioned by heet hung from the ceiling with a
blanket a ro bare flooring a a bed, appear di - ut imilar to the barrack at Po ton III which i home to
my mother and the young twin The memory of that reunion with family memb r I hadn ' t een ince my
father ' funeral fi e year before elude me now . one
f u knew that there would be no return to our hou e in an Diego overlooking the bay. hou e taken 0 er by the navy that would vani h with aLI furniture, peronal belonging, memorabilia and heirloom collected
o er a family' lifetime.
chool childr n ho r corded th ir ~ ling during
1942-43. The article by Tajiri , plu the point of hi ' -
torian Yuji Ichioka and Lane Hiraba a hi, along \ iuth document ,map and data, ha e been added a backdrop to the original \ ork by the hildren to prO\ id a
dimen ional under tanding of internment. Th b k i bing publi hed in b (h oftco er and
hardcover edition . In order t ub Idize printing and
production co t ,K ir ervi e i urr ntl accepting order at pecial prepublicati n price · f 29.50 fo r
th oftco er and 49.50 for the hard ov r. For group order , an additional 10% di count i ' a ailable n rder ' of five or more . Ta, d du tible pro eed to KClro
full half-hour pase . Then , a di tant hum be
come a roar and jiggling yellow dot become headlights . Quartenna ter ton and one-half back up to the platform. hadowy figure load mailbag and car
ton left by the train: "Goin' to Po ton '? Climb in ." o much forgotten-only nippets remain : walk
ing that mile-long road b twe n Po ton II and TTl , hand-in-hand with a i year-old ni ce who epa t two year had been confined t thi c mmunal pri on . Puff
ervice ' Generati n Fund . rder and addditlOnal in~ nnatlon from Ro.,e It on a woden carton. I earch for a oft
pot among themailbag.It. probabl a full day and ne-half Ince we left helby and once again I'm on
ervice , 25 . Boyl ngele, 9
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12 PACIFIC CITIZEN I Friday, January 5-1 2, 1990
Running the 28.2-Mile Marathon Into Moments of the Past
By tan Ie Kanzaki
Perhap you potted the extra t\ 0 mile for the marat~on in the title. 0, it I not a typo and ye . an explanatJon
at the end . Anyway let me begin by aying I was one of the 24,996 who tarted and one of the 24,55 fin i her of the 20th New York City Marathon conducted by the ew York Road Runner Club (NYRRC). A you know thi i the world premier marathon. Even got my name Ii ted in the Y Po t.
"So, what' the big deal?," you ay. Hey gi e me a break. I'm ure there' been million who ran it ince that Greek fellow Pheidippide in 490 BC. Anyway it was a big deal for me. Thi wa my fir t one. Beside what other port can you line up with world cia and even a 19 8 Olympic gold medali t performer and perhap compete orne agai n t them? Okay, my time wa n't near world record bUI it wa a per onal attainment and an adventure into the pa t. "Say what?," you ay . Run along with me and read me out.
* * * It wa 5:30 a.m. E T, unday, ov . 5, 19 9. Wanted
to tay in bed and only dream about the marathon T dIdn't want to be one of those who rock on the front porch and wonder what it could've been Dragged my foggy elf out. Did orne breath 109 e ercI e and orne tret htng. Wa hed up but ouldn't get the fog out. Looked OUI the wtndo\l. . Dark and foggy Itke me. Forced fed my elf with dry cereal, ye terday' pancake VItamin , gin eng and lugged down Ihe remaining Exceed HIgh arbohydrate ource Yuk!
till 10 a fog dre ing up. lowly put on my Ike hort and Frank horter inglet. Put on my Thor-Lo ock and tie up my ike Air Max LIght JU t nght. Why alllhe fu ') "Hey, anythtng for the edge." But 10 contra I I put on my tore up Columbia Univer ity weat hlrt and wore out Jean . Logical explanation later on. Checked out my port bag, zipped it up, lung it over my houlder and out the apartment.
A Morning Out for the Marathon the World's Bigge t . ..
- J'CW3 fill dark out and overca t. The City i ure quiet about thi time . Who aid, "The City never leep ?" Anyway the fog i lifting and for me too. Got on th empty eemingly well lit clean subway 0 mugging plea e All thi i not an everyday luxul) . Ride take!> me to the e\ ~ York Pubh LIbrary to plch. up the pwal MT bus to Ft. Wad worth,
taten hland, Y pon arnving wllh eye no\l. WIde open lee thou and
like a ratnbo\~ all 10 theIr colorful runntng outfit hned up wrapped around three CIty block trong Looked for my buddy the e\\ York uper an el Marathoner Cynl i hlmoto and that veteran camera carry 109 Dr. am KOlde. owhere to be een, but what' thl ') A big banner WIth katakana and kanji
followed by a conttngent from Japan 10 theIr line I top of the Itne deSIgner outfit·. Do the) look malenah 1I all) formidable 0, no, Cyril or Dr am would be 10 that group .. Then I wonder If a "M Kanzaki" 10 the runner' Itll among them Okay , okay. ay It, .. ot another one from the nce paddles"
Getttng on the bu I e fa e. . orne leepy, paced. mlltng, cared, 0 forth coupl chant. orne Ii ten 10 on
peronal ony Walkman A group of hlcano eaung a chocolate bar and a bilingual ItalIan in a fnendly banter \\ Ith an
mencan II aCII\ ity halt a the bu . goe up the rrazano arrow Bndge Ther I awe 10 the atr tor thi I the lir·t
two nllle 10 th rey r, order. t \ ad worth . nd of the hne for the tart Vv drag
u clve out lOtO the aml) p tour mar;haling area I get thl anxlOu fcelin o I gOI year ago when I report d for duty
nhke ' I l)ear.; ago It I a elf- ontalOed marathon CIt . Today thou and of runner; mill about 10 no ord rly formatlOn Ltne up a uall) for refrehment Large tent allover th pIa e Different rehglou t:fV1 e ,rna age (legIt, of our.;e),
rto an (purtabl toil t OOplu). p y halogl t, a ~IA H hke tenl. ma organtz d Ir tchlng e Ion and the nau attng PA . t'l11. Ho\\c\' r. there \\ a an announ 'ment ,1 ktne It an) bod) had an e Ira patr of running hon It eem
)meOt J) forg t Ihelr;
'1 h n ther
camera. You may end up in the .Y. Time pi cured in another type of runn ing . Rumor aJ 0 w nt around that there ere photographer from PIa girl magazine eire ed a runner .
Striking Up a Conversation with Runners with a Kansai Accent
Strangely for the great amount of people about to enter to a te t of endurance there i relative caJm. It eem every detai l had been worked out from the time
in May when people lined up at CentraJ Park fo r application to the la t fini her of the marathon. All credit to the great NYRRC and their fanta ti organization . But where i Cyril . and good 01 Doc am?
After exploring the ground I go to my bu with the fir t initiaJ of m la t name. "Hello . what' thi ?' Home boy from Japan . At fi t the look down at m outfi t ince it badl contra t ith their . I plain it i purely plurali m f cul tural ideali m between utilitari m ver u ae thetici m. I t a ha e my inrellectual ide you know. Seeing them cratching their head J no longer am philo phic and gi e impli ti C e planation. ''I'll go to the tarting line warm but unfa hionable. Howev r, ju t before the gun I'll di card m beggar' outfit and run cool. At th end I will pick up m. fa hionable running outfi t which wi ll b \ ai ting for me in thi bu." I end wi th a Pla[Qni oundtng qu tion, "What will you do?" II of a udd n I ee light bulb Itghtlng up abo e their hi idohin d tylized hair. eed le to ay they will I a e th ir
outfit in the bu and go out old but go back to their hotel warm and wi er.
Speaking ab ut their hotel there wa orne initial onfu i n due to their perhap Kan ai accent . I a ked
where they were ta ing and one good 01' boy aid 'at the e hou ." I felt like laughing but being a good 01' J-A bo kept an in crutable face bide J didn ' t kno wher th were comi ng from. Thi item wa traighten d ut when I pott d ne of their bag with a tag from th 'E Hou e."
ow that we got that out of the way It wa time t rna e out to our tarting gat . From that time to the tartmg point n the bridge plec of lothmg new all over the place landing on tr e . fenc and v n on runner. There i a udden calm a 24,996 heart go into variou beat. . mall group lu ter in qui I
ner au can ratIon de plte th naueating I ud P y tern bla tmg ut confu mg in tru tlOn . Th n th re
are th two Japane runner till m th Ir bl::autlful outfit deCiding on a conc n u agreem nt on \I. hat (0
do With their outfit Llk in the rmy we u ed to a , 'Th re ' alwa . the 3% that don't get th v rd"
I ee the till gray ki through the beautiful bridge . tructur and re ign my elf, "Well. ther' no turnmg ba k no for it "tara, tara, tara" for all u "tora' .' Th enem I ' fatigue, th eather I 50'F and 59% humidity and th terram I. relati\.' Iy flat but too long I re i w m pre-ra e ta LtC of a m dilied Imagery running. [ la) out the cour 10 tenn of landmark., mileage and po ible b dll) c ndltion. For week all thi I gone 0 er and a er many tim and ommitted to memory Then It' pray to finl h
My thought ar brought ba k to earth a our lame-du k of a Ma 'or dward 1 Ko h gi e WIth hI la t marathon chm oz p h Then it' from th ridl ulou to the ublim a our natIOnal anthem pI r e the 01 air. urpn mgly a larg number jom m mg-mg, Fe ling of pnde enter relte\ IIlg orne ten Ion.
The traditIon I (art annan d e
e non to gre t u . Feel ~ ad. L k f f\\ ard ( th fir t \\ at r and E. d En r~} Drink ({J n at mil four. Bod} n t f ling right. Got t \\ ait unti l: r 6 mile.
I hear the di t.ant all f th booming out ith orne of un et Park . Big cro water. Feel reaJ elcom d. Both id
Halfway: It Hell and a 1978 Cas
G neral now I . 1
'7. trange wa I found out WhIle on .1 dl mg tn p to K y Largo a diver I met told m about 1l ad Had nice kid too Th y mu t b gro\\. n up abou t nov,.. La king back I 0\ i Ion a bronze plaque with" u tin K nn y fern nal Garag " engra\' d up n II "RIP Au un RIP." I adly r p at
* Here come Qu en bora Bndg\.: or I - Ollie pomt
and a ro t 16 mIl IntO lanhattan There' that arp t and" u h" I rubb d my to It' the begmnmg
of e mg orne runner \" alkmg 'He) , th re' the Buildlllg." Running pa t (h mademOl lie m h r nam e pro\in ial dre . \\.hich now ems to be dragglllg her Ther ' that gU) t with th tn-colors no longer tlymg high "I La France and you too. I yell on pas lllg th m.
ff the bndg my feet arc killing m' a I make my lir t porto an pit top. "Hey, (he Ime f rm r h re," I h ar nna loe ome time but no other hal e p Ir t \,enu and the tenderlOin thorofare
of th Yuppie Band play theme from "Ro ky" and "The hanot f Fire' Thl redll) pump mt! up Korean gu from the egetable . ton.! pa ing out !teed oranges 111 a big tray Pe I all o\er the place I .. ay "g m p umida" and m e on to 6th treet and Ger-mant \\In
Pa two Japane e womt!n. Look at ea h ther and get a ni t! 00\\ mde. urther n up I '>ec a gray haired Japane gentleman walking \\. ith zonked out ey . I gi e \\ ith the "oambare' ." He come uut of it and beo!n. running . In tead of a b{m / mile I get :I
b oming "dom ." Behind me I hear a\;ccntnl "banzai' .. from the cro\\d. ummg ar und r c' tw m r' Japanc e in red hopi at .lOd whue hachmlakl' a no ledgmg [h an lent cheers
Thl I be mtng an all·Japane 'a aIr. but n t
t tor long a \ ,; urther n nh tore ghe I bl I
no
\\ ith anbbcan Lalin mu I\;
tr m pani h Harlem. \ 11",11
bam em 10 be pan} ing . "He}. tht!re' a harp pr ud paratr per lrum m}
Id UlII l the 2nd. Irbome 0 1\ I n tanding tall pit hined <.hd r I that great," I
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Running the Marathon COnllfluedjrom PrevIous Page
pridefully tell my elf. Can't rei t. I ell "What are r'T ' you . he trooper uddenly look at me and miling
yeJl back," irbome." "How far?" I challenge." 11 the way ," he repeat e eral time I tum around and
gl e an unofficIal paratro paiute which he return
with a n uri ~h . Jump chool wa all eriou but there
wa omething funn) that came back [0 me. There was a 'ay lOg that went 10 th fir t week they eparated the
men fr m the boy In the econd week they eparated
the men from the idiot The final week the idiot
jumped Can thi have ome appiJcatlon to tho who attempt to fiOl . h the marathon"
Pa ing the 20-Mile Po t - and the Yankee Stadium I Sighted
. J enter laughing the Willi venue Bridge for a
hart courte y run int the Bran . uddenly my lower
back tire and feel like it' caving in. " Keep going
boy ," r ay to my elf, "You heard the trooper when
he aid 'all the way. " It ' al 0 nearing the 20 mile
po~nl or what ome veteran ay i the real half way
powt and the invi ible wall. Can ince your elf and
ay over and over, "There i no uch thillg a the wall." Big crowd all ver th pia e . On top of the bridge I ee a valley now co er doer with buildings .
"H y, that looks Itke Yankee tadium in the di -tance." What memorie . Played hook from ch 01 once and neaked in to ee the la t game of the World '
erie. Forgive me, Mi Wnnn , wherever you are .
N t one of y ur better tudent y u were one of the
be t teacher I' ve ev r had . After all the e year and
in the middle of a marathon I'm g ing to ay thank
a million for teaching Engh h to me and giving me
th world of literature . You were the greate t. Madi on A enue Bndge, the la t one to cro and
back into Manhattan . " ow why do all bridge ha e
an upward ele atlOn?" I decry . Here we go into Fifth
venue and Harlem. More ghetto bla trw full b m
with oul, rock and rap mu ic . High five, cheer and
count down . Feel bu yed bllt at 21 mile my thigh
begm to bum and ache. I tart to walk but get war e.
. I can ' t give up now," r ay to my elf "Think boy of
all tho e training mil in all kwd of weather." I al a
r m mb r ba k there the blind runn r and the man
With an artificial leg fr m the Ach ille Tra k Club.
How ab lit the three 91 ear old running . In piration
tim . r '1 wi begin to run feeling a little better.
p ah ad another y ung Japane e woman in ob
IOU pam barely running. I know ho the fee ling i .
I run up t her I gi e out with ome 'gambale ' "
and "mochoto's ." Through tear he bow to me and
all th fncan merican who are re Uy cheering h r
n ven under trywg condition u tom taught con-twu
'I< * * It' 125th treet and Mar u arvey Park-th
eot r of Harl m . Hey. thi a my fir t a lal work
fi Id t rntory What memonc ' How long ha It ben?
The plaeem to b the arne What b autlful
m mon '. Th pc pi . pia e and p riod ev n again t
anger. ang t and attitude .. I w ndcr what happen d t
m f rm r eh nt and call agu ? he go d time and
the bad tll11 . W dId part tom I hallu In tina r am I ' clI1g them all hned up and he nng man')
he pmt rna e me on 11 t m ' ar a lOa .. ) nd - ka" ntral Par\.. orth and 11 O~
tr t I beglO pi klOg upome p d, but there'
m thlOg mOl u 10 fr nt f m Th r ar he
011 d With b ' . It ' th d \ 11 111 a de 11 f a run. .. et the ehlOd m ]' de II," [ )- nd th re ' that
gu With ,\ pmk \\an on t p f hi h ad \vlth wmg
n pp1l1g m pe pIe \ uld do an thlOg for the dge but thl I ndl ' ulou .
ut Jt lO_nd tr t and into 'ntral Park. ~1an
a mil I.,ere Llkt: b 'lOg h me but k p on \.. ep1l1g n 1 u r' n)1 qUIl Ih r . t I ~ ~ ah au a f
ub Id'd 1010 ra .• wal\..en. The walk.lO .. tak. \ il)." Ii! . ' h t rc
\ll'
lIm~u a) mg.
.. ail on, ail on." But I hear omeon yelling out my
name . I can't believe it for there tands tall on the
tone fence that uper an ei Cyril i himoto
c-: 6:08--QveralI421). Already dre ed in treet lath
ing looking ready a if to run again with th marathon
medal around hi neck . A big high fi e " hich fuel
me on determined to go to the blue fini h line. But where i Do am .
Back into Central Park and It' all camino to a
cia e too oon like nearing the end of readino ab
book
that you ju t cannot put down . nd then ther~ are the
runner turned race walker runnmg in full tride t
look good at the end for th camera.
It' the fini h line. It' all 0 er. EverythlOg e m
erene and quiet I b gm walking. There ar a he
but urpri ingly my breathing i normal . There are
e~otion ~Jl around: crying. laughing, dragging, hugging hurting , etc. Thartk God I felt like "an eaole on
. b
wing to run and n t b weary . "
A walk through the chute to get time recorded.
a bottle of Perrier i handed it feel like party time.
proud moment a the marathon medal goe around
my neck . Everybody i treated by the organizers a if
you are world cIa fini her. We congratu late each
oth r all around haking hand and hugging. I wrap
era ing the Fini h Line: One of the 24,558 From a Field of 24 996
the Mylar blanket around me and feel warm . I realize
how cool it i out there upon eeing people with coat
on . I al a feel the warmth of pride ti ll trying to realize
that I did it. Thi i e pe ially a for a guy who wa
never even a good runner.
* * * Hundred of u are now walking like zombie in
our blanket queezed together n a narrow dirt path for our bu e . We peak quietly t the beat of the
crinki ng ound of the foil blanket . pan reaching my
bu I am handed a bag of go dl which I wolf down
po t ha Ie . I meet orne of the Japan e n w returning.
One 01' boy had tear not of joy but aching feet. I look
and he ha on brand new pair of ike ir tat. bing
a nice ikkei boy I wa in rutable but ympathetic .
Then [ aw him take a bite out of a bagel and hear
him x laim, "Thi dohnat u ta te terrible." Anyway
Friday, January 5-12, 1990 I PACIFIC CfT1ZEN 13
Strange. . . H w I Ran Int the P t
of Forgotten mon
A ll In all it \\a fun. trang t i h \\ ran into
the pa t of forgotten mem ri . There a al a
Ie on learned on th run . matter h w go d in
phy ical ondition in the final anal)' i it i th ~ ndl
tion of the mind that rule whether ne i t fini h or
not. Whether tanding ar und or n th run I 01 tome
fine people from all ver the w rId . A t \\ rl-
once a year it eem thi rainbo\ of a populati n i
of one hue and of ne mind t h r y unto th fini h line . I mu t ha e had ab Ul I - up of E d drink . It help and i like fillino a ar up \ ith ga to
keep going. Come to think of it aft r a much up it
begin to ta te like it too . Finall a to th Kanzaki
from Japan I ne er ran into him. Ho\ er, for our
immediate information and ac ording to th final offi
cial re ul r did fini h ahead of him . a let' h ar il
you all. "U A, A, ay." Ah m, thartk you.
After bidding, now I can ay it my fellow marathon
er ayonara, I take the painful alk to nnd tr t
and purcha ed the hea y unday el York Time new paper. A pre-planned 1 had ju ten uoh finan
for it and one (1) ubwaylbu token . Panic time. a
token . I ru h back r -tracing my route. Forget it. It' gone . What to do . A k people ~ r hange . Ho k my
medal? Pick up enough di card d empty bottle for a
fare worth . Final opti n . That ' it, try Walking.
Exc ed, no porto an , no cheering cr d and rna b
D c am with ome bread . Th di tan e . au got
it-2 mile . It be om an unofficial 2 .2 mil
marath n for me . PI a e no tim . But au ant t
know omething el . I later found out that JU I b
hawing my marathon numb r I could ha e g tten a
fre rid n any public tran portation . Oh \i ell, it \ a
good e erci e. Ab ul ne t year. H y, h wabout am of ou
couch potatoe who had the gut and tamina to read me out thi far coming out. Let' g tom g ad 0)'
ganbaruing it going. ee you h re r und ab UI this
tim n xt year. It an g t lonel at time OUI there you
know.
'Private Parts' An Owner's Manual B Mike Ho hiko W9 J\\'
I f y u bu that brand new car with (he redre money ,
it will come equipp d with an owner' manual. It
ill tell au \ hen to che k with our deal r for It
h duled malntainan e to ke p It in go d running
order and how to k ep It lean and nice looking . P y hal gl t , ha e oft n equat d automobile a
phalli mb I of power and manho d . Th male d te a gr at deal f time ke ping hi car 10 king
, ptC and pan. lun d up 0 that it can re ch 60 mile
an h ur in a fe e ond and t impre hi girl friend.
If the pychologl t are right, then man I a ertly
dlpla ing hi privat part a repre ented by hi
O\\in r hip of a orvette, ura r en a mod t
rd . H did n t. h e\' r, g t a manual whi h gi e meantime
n h w to I k after hi pri ate pan
rIo e ome
\\ III d
\\ that mam i "'i ar =-randparcnt Ii em) el
me
14- PACIAC CITIZEN / Friday, January 5-12, 1990
JACL PULSE Fremont, Eden Township OHicers Installed Jointly ARSO
• Inl.taIlation dinner. Sun. Jan :! I. 630-lOpm.crUise hIp SPlflt of L.A. Berth 94. Catalina Terminal. an Pedro In~talling officer: Ron Wakabaya hi Co~t : S38!ea.: include dinner, Crul e & enterullnmenL Send check made payable to C~on JACL to Carol Ann Mori. 21916. flllpoint ve. Caron, CA 90745 Info: 213 34-366
CO TA • Installation and \\ard Banquet. SaL. Jan 27, Hohday Inn. I 00 Powell t ( .F JOakland Bay Bridge). Pia er/Quartz Rm .• o-ho. I cocktatl 6:30 pm Dinner: 7:30 pm. Cost 20 ea In tailing officer' Shig Sugiyama Guest speaker;: Hon. Judge [rene Takaha hi & Cressey. akaga\\a.
J GLES • The th A.nnual In tallation DlnncrDance at Feb 24, Holiday Inn 2640 Lakewood Blvd. Long Beach Cost 26 ea. $29 after Feb 16 0 ho t cocktail. 6 pm. Dinner 7 pm DanCing: Until midnight Comedian Charlie Labort Music Taka end checks made payable to Greater L. A Singles JACL to Janet Okubo. 2 I 207 S. Avalon #156 , Car on, CA 90745 Info (both 213) Janet. 35-756 or Joyce 329-5882.
MILE-HI • In tallatlOn Banquet, Aviation Club.
at . Jan 20 Cocktail : 6 pm Dinner' 7 pm Re ervatlOn (all 303) Dr. JIm Taguchl. 972-3093 , Ruth YamauchI . 237-9747. or JIm Hada . 2 7-2159
• ew Year' Party, at, Feb 17, ew China Re taurant. 4151 01-
fax o-spon ored by the MIle-HI Chaptcr and the Organization of Chinee Amencans Ticket · 25/ea
MONTEREY/ ALI A • First Joint in tallatlon dinner. Sal Jan 27. 1990. aval Post Graduatc
choo!. Monterey Cocktails. 6:30 pm Dinner 730 pm . peaker. Jel1) Eno· moto. JACL-LEC chalr: and Sandy Lydon. author. Chllla Gold Info ticket. (all 408) Kellh Kuwatam. 373-476 I or Gcorge yeda, 372-5854 (Monterey). or Paul I hiuji, 422-7784 ( alinas)
ALLEY • InstallatIon dinner. at. Jan 11.
mcl Plaza . 7277 alJean Ave. an uy . Guest speaker' Dr. Ronald Ta
kakI, U Berkele . author. trclllgers from a Differelll hare Co ktail,. 6:30 pm Dinner 7 pm Cost 25 Info (both 818) ono, 782-4765 or Marlon . 893-1581
A MATEO • "FInancIal Hou ckceping for thl! WIdowed Peron " the topic of thl! Peninsula v"ldowed Group mecllng.
un Jan. 21. 2 pm. idowcd 'Iatu., not ncccs. ary to attend Inlo. ROI
~nomot(). 415 343-2793 no
I<ATTL • ' lk.kcl Joining fogether to ieet TomoITo\>' \ hallenge.' the 68th an nual tn lallatIon banquet . at Jan. 27, 1990 cattle he raton Hotel Towers Ke} nut> peaker: Warren Furutalll. Lo. ngele mfied hool Distnct Board Reservation d adhne. Jan I Ti ket~. 25/ea Info (both 206) Karen Yo hlloml. 524·4471. or ry.l.ll Tanabe, 2 4-91 9
at Jan
CIllYO'S JAPAN E BUNKA NEEDLECRAfT
framin' BUDka l\u ,le ou" if!
294 We t Ball Road, Anaheim, 92 (» . (714) 995·2"32
Q raL
h orae
20. Buena Park Hotel Buena Park. Gue t speaker en 'i hl)ama. Re er\allon: Charle Ida. "'I~ 974-1076; ticket!> will not be mailed Send check ( 25'ea. 520 tudems) made payable to EL OCO-JACL to ELA. OCO
Dinner. 494 Brook ide. 9266 .
pm.
• The 1990 Inaugural Dinner honortng the mJlitary ervice ot .:haptcr members at.. Feb 3. 1990, Garavelli . Restaurant. Gue t peaker' Cre ey I akaga\\a JACL national pre Ident Info: Jo eph K. Tanaka 9120 Dc. mond t. Loul ' •. 106 126.
TO KTO • 1990 tnstallauon dinner at. Jan 20. tockton Buddhi t Temple MuluPurpo e Room , 2 20 himlzu Dr Ho ted cocktail 6-630 pm. followed by dtnner & program . Guet peaker. KXT portscaster tuart
atow
COU TY • In tallation dmner. at. Jan 27. 6 pm, Harbortown Marma Re ort Hotel. 1050 chooner Dr.. emura 0 t.
$20/ea. Gue I peaker & topiC. CLA a '1 profe sor alene 1at umOlO, .. I el Women Commg of Age." Info (both 805) Teri Komat u. 9 4-1907 .
huck Kumyo hI, 805 4 4-0676 , or Joanne akano, 18991 -0876
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fO CITY. Calif. - The Eden Township and the Fremont JACL Chapters held their Jomt m talJation on '0\ 11 at the Holiday Inn.
Jduro i. hlda of Eden To\ .... n hlp \\ as the master of ceremony Dr Yo, h
akashima. governor of the I 'CW"W DI trlct. was the in tailing officer June Hashimoto. pre ident of the Fremont JACL weI omed the chapters to their ftrst Joint in lallation and Ada Wada. pre Ident of Eden Town hip gave the Pre iden!' ddre
Cre ey, akagawa .. ational JACL pre ident. offered congratulato!) m -sage and tre ed the importance of JACL' role In the furure. The gue r peaker \\as Judge Irene Takah~hl.
\1unicipal Court Bay Judictal Di trI I
he hared her fanul} hi 101) and the expenences of her family dunng the mtemment. he al 0 epre sed the In
dlV1dual' duty as a Citizen 10 participate m Jury duty
Other gue Is mcluded Rev. and 'Irs. James Toda; Rev and 11'\
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A.ctlve [prE!V1OUS IOtalI Total thJs report. '" 1 > Curreru lotal s.; We. Clute. MemonallotaJ J
Dec: 12-22, 1989(5-1)
Alameda 21· 0 eoo.ue Ta esn ta. 3)·Harry USIlIJ'ma.
Berkeley 3-Neal Tanogucho, 21' U 0 a"las ta
ChICago 34·H Ear e Han. 26'11 roslll If}Iake.';;;' Masa orrura. 17.J0IIn SasaJu 7-Yone Shln!anI.3O-I<enJ TaIlI. Ii-Tom Watanabe 5-Isamu Sam Zalman
C'oonnatJ 2-Dewey aW3TlOIO Cleveland 1 ~ce AsamOIo 26-James T Matsu
oM' Delano 14·Sen agataOl, 34·Eaward Nagatan ••
2·lynn agatafll 14· .tsuKO agataru Deuoil 28·Mrs lOUIS Furukawa 0/3010 alley 13- oooru Nakamura Downtown los Ange es. 12·John Denn" He 0-
yama 4·Kalhleen K 5aN<ey, 38· ChttQro Ta· nal<a, 29-Hany Yamamoto
Flonn: 3· Tom KUShi. Fowler 32·Kazuo H,yama Fresno. 15-James Jwa bo, ·Dr Alura ~I'
lSumyo Gardena Valiey 9-Jlm Mota. Gresham Troutdale 3H(azuo KIIlOSl'IIIa, 32·Ka·
zuma Tamura Japan: 2·R,chard C Kle.n Marysville. 13-RObert H Inouye Mld-Columbla. 29-Taro Asao Mile Hi. 29-J0hn T ogUCh. New England 3-Wallace T Kloo. Orange County. 35·Dr Tadash, Ocnlal Pasadena 33·Kay K Morma Placer County· 29·Harry Kawahala. Portland: ll -Sho Dozono. 34·0r Roy Yamaoa. Sacnnenlo JO.MltsuJI Hllonaka, 9·Tadasht Kono San Fral1ClSCO: 22·0r lawrence T Nakarrura, 16-
Tanaka Travel Serv.ce· 19-George Yamasa Jr, .
San Jose 39-Yostllo Katayama San Mateo. 17-MlYulo KOJmolo . Seattle 35-George Y Kawachl Sequoia 3o-Dr Hu mer T Doo Snake RIVer 25-George T Okila Sonoma County· 33·Frank Y Takahashi. Stockton 24·Dr M lmcoln Yamaguchi
CENTURY CLUB' 3· Yunke Yamashita (Ber) 9-James T Matsu
oka (Cle), 16 Tanaka Tra\lel SelVlCe tSF).
Club; Keiko m:uoo achiko Becker Membs at Ig. , Ted Inouye, Ex offiCIO
EDE TOWN HlP Officers and abinet Members-l990
Ada Wada. J>re,.. Ichlro. I\hlda. v.p. hlg aHO rec Karen htnoda. com. StX • Ted
Kltayama. MIra Hit 'galla. tre:l!> ~ Tomi MiyanlOlo. hI I. Teh akat. I Club: Bob
akai. hoi; da \\ ada.lchiro . i. htda, offic del .: Jame. T urumolO. tn, omm.; Janel
luobe, membh am Maruyama PC Holt· day I ·Ul!.
Board 1embers-Bob Agawa \IClor FujiI. Yo hio K~. Jean Ka\\ahara. Momo KawakamI. Yo Kawabata. Yutaka Kobon . Harry Kuroton. Dave Maruyama, Agnes Masuda, GeorgI! omura. Kazu Okada Mo>cs o hima, Rev. James Toda. \OIOIChl Yanagl Vlasao Yokota. Roben Ma!ouda.
Ex om Io-Fred Vllyamoto, Harry Tanabe John Yamada
Japanese Don't Respect Americans, Reports U.S. Poll
compame aren't tT)mg e' ough. • said the) bl!lie~e Japan \\ill clcnN-
all) take the place of the' ;c' a leadmg economl and poliu al po\\er In the \\orld,
54't 'd the) have little or no udmlnui n for ~ a nallon,
56% <;aId the) gale little or no admiratIOn ,r it eel on tnl • and 63q. for I
Ttll Them You Saw It Ullhf Paafi Cmzm
SAN GABRIEL VilLAGE 23SW FallVlewAve SanGabnel CA91n6
(213) 283·5685 (818) 289-5614
UTIlE TOKYO 114 San Pedro SI LosAngt,es CA90012
(213) 626-5681 626-5673
DEUGHTFUL seafood treats
DELICIOUS and so easy to prepare
MRS. FRIDAY'S Gourmet Breaded Shrimps and Fish Fillets
flShkJngProces.sors.13271< l<;UlSl lDsAnq'u 1'!13)746-1301
.9%NMCAR APR LOANS
Up to 60 months finondi / Simple interes1 No pre-poymen1 penalties Free loon insurance
at'l JACL Credit Union '0 BOl 1m / Soh La e CIty, Ula smo / 801 3S5· 040
Tall Free 800 S4H82 0 Is e 0 U a
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PC Classified Advertising 4-Business Opportunities
RETIRED SENIOR MANAGEMENTCONSULTANT
30 years expenence In problem Iden~g and soMng. TO sales. marlleMg. expotl mptOVement, dlStnbulor establIShment, franctuses. profitability Improvement, tum around stan-t.pS ele. ProfessTOnaf. conhdentlal. fll. able 10 trave 0(
relocate. seekS asslQnmert. (416)338-2159
NEW YORK STATE liGHT MANUFACTURING PLANT
Gowanda, New Yorl<. 30 miles south of Buffalo, 12,400 sq.ft. , nrce Office, next to railroad, ample parl<ing good labour markeL $140,000 offers
CANADA
HAR-SON MFG INC (716) 532-2641
DISCOUNT OPPORTUNITY 1~. Interest TO Alberta based venture caprlal pool available at a substantJal dlSCOunl $250.000 buys S3OO,ooo book value Expenenced management In place. ForlT()re TOformalJon call
(416)863-1865 or FAX (416) 863-5161
Beautiful B .C. Canada For sale In Cranbrook, B .C 1907 hentage nome Renovated as a European 40 seat dining hOuse With IiVlr19 quarters upstairs On a dbl lot WIth rented dwelling at back. Comes complete With all equipment Lots of potentiaL $250,000.
(604) 42&3454, owner
ONTARIO, CANADA PACKAGING COMPANY
Approx SIOM annual sales, fanlastlC growth awaItS qualified buyer, land oplJons & eq.Jlpment worth mlillonsl Located In NW Metro ToronlC area Call Tony Fernandes, Sales Rep .• Century 21 Bestsellers R.E for thIS & other Inveslment Opportunrtles. Bus. (416) 273-4211 , Res. (416) 273·9456 (between6:30 and 8:30 PM EST).
ONTARIO, CANADA FOR Sale. One of Ontarlos oldest General store. Home hardware dealer, located In Waterloo area. 13,000 sq.ft . 3 level building would lend IISelf to a variety of enterprises. Selling dueto health reasons Fantastic opportunrty Ask for owner
(519) 699-5735
Busrness Op.portunitv Nanalmo B.C. Canacfa
Your chance to partiCipate in Nanalmo's dynamiC and flounshrng garment industry . Active or Silent partners required to bring established manufactunng concern to full poten· tlal Some investinQ reguired Please contact PreSident. Jonathon 5
1,2 C 3411 Shenton Rd ,
Nanalmo, B.C . V9T 2n1 , Canada.
B.C . CANADA FOR SALE Souvenir wholesale buSiness In central B .C . Intenor serving near 1000 retail outlets Mostly exclusive products Good chance for expansion. Good Income. Perfecl family operatIOn . Health reasons, must se ll Phone Ken Buchanan,
(604) 392·4988 , Will iams Lake, S.C
ONTARIO. CANADA CHINCHILLA operatIon & farm. 71% return . hlQh qualIty pellers R.V bUSiness, est 26 years London. Ontano Good return Vendor WI ll hold mortgage RESORT-Campground. 175 acres, 358 SItes. expandable store. rec hall. showers. pOOl. trout fIShIng & much more Vendor WIll hold mtge 25% retum MARINA 87 acres at Lagoon CIty Develop'ment CommerCIal zonIng Five abuttIng lots also avaIlable
Call Jonn Schonstrom (519) 881-2606 Or Saugren Real Estate Ltd Realtor
(519) 881-2551. Fax (51 9) 881-1894
CANADA WYO MING, Ont feedmlll & supplies Sales of 1 mi llion per year, could greatly be rncreased. GOing concern Includes all, except s tock Has pellet m ill. 2 trucks. warehouse etc. Pnce of $270,000 IS low. For Information phone A ndy Vroom, (416) 364-7471 or (705) 742-4644 (reSidence)
ONTARIO, CANADA
ATTN INVESTORS PUBliC GARAGE & WELDING SHOP
S,tuated on Sheppard Ave. E. Scarboro. lot sIze 177' X 213'. presently used as publIC garage & welding shop, great Investment & or user Excellent potential for future development Askmg $1,350.000.
Also
CHURCH FOR SALE $595,000 Scarboro SIlualed on maIn sl corner lot. presently used as church. has been for many years. also has been operated as a day care centre MaIn sanctuary haS seating capacity for about 120 people. basement completely fInIShed. 2 washrooms. kI tchen. large area for church functIons Excellent OpportUOlty Vendor WIll take back mortgage. Central aIr
Call Mac JennIngs, (416) 291-9988 or
(416) 297·1408 Rei Max East Realty ltd. Realtor
4-Business Opportunities
CAPITAL REQUIRED ~7oo.000 neeoea oy 1st stage manufaaunng fIrm. AclNe partner with strong markeong ellpenence In constn.ClJOn held. For lurtner dalalts conIaCI ownerl pMCTpa
Tom
l613!7~d 9 013 7~039
or ax ~:MJ5-7210
PemoroKe, OnL. K8A 7M5 Canada
PRINCIPALS ONLY
CALGARY ALBERTA PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
RestauranVNightclub for sale. Exc. D . T location. 11 ,000 sq .ft., 500 seal, state of the art kitchen faci li ties. Assumable finanCing avail. Inci. ffi-4% loan
Call Jeff, res (403) 244-6647, bus (403) 235-5600
CANADA Donut & sub shop In Wawa. Ont. RegIOnal Tourist Centre. 150 ml. N of SauH Ste Mane. turnkey operabon, large tumover, est. bus urgently needs to sell profitable famIly b.Jslness SI20.ooo by owner Call (705) 856-2138 Or wnte.
Manlyn Jones Box 685
Wawa , Ont .• POS 1 KO, Canada
RESTAURANT FOR SALE DOWNTOWN
TORONTO 220 seat licensed restaurant/bar With patio on busy street With over 6.000 sq.ft. available pnvately.
Call Lorraine (416) 927-9116
CANADA COUNTRY HOTEL FOA SALE
25 miles north of Ottawa 8 bedrooms upstairs
Under $125,000 negoliable Write or call ChlcsHotel
Alcove, Quebec, JOX180, Canada (819) 459-2711
CANADA AM Investor/ Partners
PENTICTON. B C. FInanCIal partner for class A hotel Over 600 licensed seats Total loan to value ra(lO 50%. Ex· cellent OpportuOlty Ted UdzenlJa, 150 Dauphin Place, PentlClCn. B.C., V2A3S4. (604) 493,5392 Include address and phone number for personal contact
B C CANADA COMMERCIAL GOLD PROPERTIES
Slx(6) Placer Leases near Barkervllle In the heart of the Can boo Gold F,elds GeologICal and testIng work dore. Owner must sell for health reasons Also asK abOut a prodUCIng mlOe that WIll be avaIl· able In the spnng
Phone (604) 992·8003
FOR SALE Me9hanlcal Shop Complete Tools
& EqUipment Owner Will carry with good down payment
Plenty of room and parking Snop nas been In buslne.>s for 20 years.
Lease as long as you liKe
Call Issac
(818) 246-6671
or (213) 245·0033
FOR SALE Auto Body Shop
In The Heart of Glendale, CA Most Modem Parnt Booth
And Ample Room Includes EqUipment
Strong Lease Avai lable (5- 10· 15 years)
Call Issac
(818) 24&6671
or (213) 245-0033
5-Employment
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER The Shoshone and Arapahoe Tnoes of the Woo RIVer reservation west-centtal WYaTllng. are seeking and ex· penenced agnOJllural engl.- 10 develop and manage 53,000 acres 01 Imgated land The quall,ed applicant Will possess an M S Of PH d In agncultural or CIVIl engineer· Ing. a min of 4 yrs agncultural prolect management ex· penence. and a sound I<noWl9dge 01 hydrology Salary. whlCll depends on educaloon ard expeneoce. rorges Irom $37.500 10 545.000 Interesled applicants :>houId caU Of
wnle Or C. Vandemoer. W,nd R.ver Enwonmefll auaJoty Comrn., P.O. Boll217. Fort Washakie. Wyorrung825"
(307) 332-;1164 EOE
ADMINISTRATION/MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATOR-Kelfo NurSIng Home WIll accept and consIder applicatIOns for the posItion of AanlnlStrator lor ItS 300 bed skIlled nursIng faCIlity currently under construc\JOn In Los Angeles. Callfomla. Applicants shOuld be licensed or eligible for tlCenslng as a nursing home adminIStrator. Acute care management expenence acceptable subslltute for long temt care program exposure. AbIlity to speak or understand Japanese language prelerred but not essential For eddlllOnai detaIls. see announcement for for 011000( of
NurSIng SeMCe Please lorwald lesume WIth salar)' hIstory to
Search Committee Kelro NurSing Home
Post OffICe Box 33819 Los Angeles. CA 90033
NURSING DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVtCt:-For 300 Illed nurs ng lac,bty under COr}
structlOn tn Los Angeles Call1o(OIa T oc" su' cant will be degfeeo and relleCl a Wid rangtl 01 nUI~lng re nslbltihcs.n her hIS proll3SSllnal wO( expenence The posl' tlon ""ii be supported t1i tTVeo asslSlant dlleClors of nt.r.iln9 and a dlraclor of trainIng In addlllOn to a oooperahva medICal statf medIcal support Will be provided by a Fellow 110m the Department of Genatnc MedlClOe 01 the Un ,!!slly 01 Southem CalIfornia School 01 Mooone Ktllro urslng Home IS part of hva laclltly. sIlled nurstng and r .. ..lderlt,al care program ~hlCh prlmanty serws the Japanese Amorlcan commun ty Add tlONll serv S are provl<lO<l through programs sponsored 1000UOj wIth ot/>er local commuruty O(ganlZatlOOS and th USC. School 01 M ne Uponcomptellon of consuUClJOnd GenaculC OenttStry as
" F m, Pr tee aro Intemal 100 ne oopanmentai protects arc anlClpated
Resume should be forwarded to: EdWin C H,rota
P O Bo 819
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Friday, January 5-12, 1990 I PACIAC CITIZEN -15
5-Employment
ATTENTION EARN MONEY TYP' GAT HOME! 32,ooo/yr Income potenbaJ. Details, (602) 838-8885 Ext. T -8181
ATTENTION. EASY WORK EXCELLENT PAY! Assemble products at home. Details. (602) 838-aB85 Ext. W-8181
ATTENTION: EARN MONEY READING BOOKS! S32,ooo/year income potential. Details. (602) 838-8885. Ext. BK 8181
A TTENTlON - HIRING! Government jobs - your area S17.840 - S69.485. Call (602) 83IH!885_ EXTR81Bl
WANTED-Single or couple to help with yardwork, shopping, etc. Uve 10 furnIShed house. No rent. Los Angeles area. Call (213) 780-7366.
Entry level bookkeeper, accountant, college graduate. Torrance CPA firm.
Computenzed G / L FuliTme
Permanent POSition Expenence Helpful
Call Noble (213) 540-9055
EXECUTlVE DIRECTOR & SECRETARY Japanese Culturai/ CommuOlty Center has 2 FIT posItIOns available Februa/)' 1990. Exeartlve 0" rector $28.000 to S32.5OO + fringe Executive applications close 12131 /89. Secreta/)' $16.000 + fnn$le . Secretary appllcallons close 1/ 5/90. For descnptJon contact (415) 567·5505 or send letter and resume to JCCCNC. 1840 Sutler St., San FrancISCO, CA94115.
INSURANCE
CfTY of SOUTH GATE
RISK MANAGER $2,910 to $3,537/ monlh
Under admln. direction to plan, orgamze, supervise, and . drrect nsk management programs Including public liablhty and work· ers' compensation. ReqUires bachelors degree In BuSiness Admrnlstrallon, Public Admrnlstrabon, Marketing, or related field . 3 years expenence in government risk management. Expenence With micro computers desirable. Apply by 5:00 pm on January 19. 1990 at:
City Hall
8650 California Ave.
South Gate, CA 90280
(213) 563-9502
AAlEOE
9-Real Estate
ENCINO.CA South of the Bfvd
Clean 5 SR, 3 BA den, pool, 2860 sq.ft. on cul-de-sac Near elementary school. $699,990. Owner/ Agent Mike Gluckman Realty Inc.
Must Sell (818) 788-3400
HOME FOR SALE North Hollywood, CA
9-Real Estate
ONTARIO C»oADA A IN'JESTORS
PORT Ra..-an. 49 acres <IeSq1Ile<l lor resDlrUUc:ommE!fQilI dlM,jOI"T1I!I1l aI S 10.000 per acre entrance ID l""9 PonbeaChes 116 acres Iannoana -..galxl'el1fOlll!f'j alS3.000an cae. Some mar.;n In>nIage ~ & cam. ASPARAGUS vegelabiol Iatm .. 12 yo r3I:SIE!<l rarc:h home. Dam. greennouse. IIlZ acres 50 0USh
S350.000
92 ace lam> w 2 SIDrey 9 y- """" home. barns. ,...,..; rQIing land.. ......... 12 aces bus/\. S339 000.
Call Kate WeJJlS, Real EsUle 1In>ker.
(519)~2626.
o TARIO CANADA UNIQUE I VESTME T OPPORTU IlY. 6-t5 acres consisllng of 10 lots. 15 miles v.est trom Thunder Bay Ontano. 12.000 cords mercl1ant· able timber. artisian Wells. majestic hills. gold prospects . incfudes all heavy equipment an.d much more . Phone Baril McEwen sales rep Aemax Frontier Ram Realty, (807) 623-9300
ONTARIO, CANADA FOR SALE
UNIQUE RECREATIONAL PROPERTY 975 acres on Lake Ontario east of Toronto, Ontano. One mile lake frontage and one mile road frontage. Aeroplane landing strip. Partially used as vacallon Trader Park and Campground. Many potential uses. Partially zoned golf course. George Newlands, Sales Representative Roland Bradshaw Real Estate Ltd. Bro er
(41 6) 574-2433 or Fax (416) 385-3725
CANADA ATTENTION Investors, North Eastem Omano has WIde range of Induslnal commeraaJ and Investment o~umties . For professIonal service call Irene McGarvle, sales rep., (705) 474·7653 Orwnte:
NRS NplSSlng Realty Inc. North Bay 62 Lakeshore Or.
North Bay. Onl, PIA 2A3. Canada
ONTARIO, CANADA FOUR SEASON RESORT FOR SALE
In Part or Total 8 UOII condo Ready for ImmedIate ocwpancy BacJong on golf course . S650,OOO Ideal for Investor group
AlSO AVALABL£ 5 acre site zone for 72 condo·s. waterfront 4 acre hotel site . champ,onship 18 hole golf course. dub house. tenniS courts . pro shop 50 miles west of Ottawa aaoss la e form CaJabogle Peaks, downhill Skilng
l. heart of cross-country trails
200 mile radIUS of 5 mil Ion P8lple. BROKERS PflOTECTED
Contact Bob Pavia
B the Green P Box 13354
Kanata . Ont. , 2K lX5. Canada FAX (613) 592-0526
B.C . CANADA
BLACKCOMB/WHISTLER Condos, Townhouses,
Chalets, Res idential Your me to resort recreation propooy
Wendy Jazlc First Resort Realty Corp.
(604)932-.5679/5751 orFax (604) 93216065
9-Real Estate
ATTENTlON- GO E ENT H lES from 51 (IJ-repa.t) OeIwlquent laX prope<ty Rep0ssesSIOnS. Cal 602) 838-S885 Ext. GH8181
CANADA CALGARY ALBERTA
PROPERTY FOR SALE Independent Self SeNe Gas Bar & reprur shop ttl propane dispensing ouUet. Lease Income III be
78.000 amual. AskIrg $700.000 Agents & bro ers .... -elcome
Call (403) 26&3886
CANADA INVESTMENT PROPERTY
SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT Prune location to Soutrem Ontano Great Lakes Seaway on US.~ada border 58 large approved budding lots, peru serviced. Ihciie parcet only 13,750 per IoICdn orOlllW1UTl of81otsat 14.500perIotQjn. ForlOrot:al10'hner.
(51 9) 862-3358
SASKATCHEWAN CANADA 11 Ouarters of CertifTed New OrganIC Lard In one block, It1 Glaslyn. Sasl<. area FIISt breaklng crop in 89. approx. 1600 acres bro e. IYlIJ self as a whole for 5495,000 Cdn fulds 0( In parts.
(306) 825-3065 0( (306) 342-4617 Ray Faltermeter. RR 2
Uoydmnster. Sask.. S9V OX7, Canada
BC CANADA LOVE GOLF?
Newly developed drMng range located on Vancouver Island 5 mInutes hom Parksville neanng completion on 20 acres of property Property boasts club house/restaurant as well as older S BR residence. $365,000. Pnvate Sale. Senous InqUines only please Pamershlp negooable
Calf Marl< after 5 pm. (604) 248-9545.
ONTARIO. CANADA EXCELLENT PROPERTY INVESTMENT
By (),vner
PROPERTY WIth 2 storey brIck home, located close to Cochrane AlfpDrt and overlooking lIliabeile La e where a number of outfitters are lookIng forward In taking you on a fIShIng or hunt· Ing expechtlOn Ideal spot lor and outdoor actIvIty. hehcopter pad adjacent to home Extra features Include gravel PIts WIth roads made for bIkIng, sJodoolng. horseback ndlng, small game hunnng. many more AlllhlS on 148 acres of hIgh land WIth a mIxture of mature trees and cleared land For more Info. Wnte to :
PO. Box 1870 Cod1rane. Ontano.POL lCO
or phone (705) 272-6656
Tell Them You Saw It
in the Paafte Citizen
2 bedroom, de. n, liVing room. formal dlmngl room, 1 Y2 ba, laundry room, breakfast nook. a / c, fortharr heat, securrty system, spnnklers, SWimming pool BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED corner 101. $310.000 ~~~~na!~~!P~~ ?!2!~~~~Q!!~£!2!Y.
Call evenings, (818) 508-6898
Sale By Owner SE Arizona
Located In Pearce, AZ.. Seven acres With 2 BR, 2 BA, attached workshop, 2 car carport & total solar electric. Seven miles from village with 2 golf courses Thousands of acres for horseback riding
Please call (602) 826·3161
WASHINGTON. USA WA ColVIlle. MountaIn ParadIse 160 acres. new log home. 3 car garage. g.Jest cabin. bam stable. 360 degree VIr?N. sports solitude S320,OOO Pp. Wnte or call:
CANADA
Carolyn WalKer RR 3 Box 662
ColVIlle. WA 99 114 (509) 684-3060
PRIVATE THIS CASTLE COULD BE YOURS!
Excellent, sohd 9 year old building. 5000 sll, contains coffee shop, fine dining room, & only banquet room Ir1 the area. All thIS fully hcensed Best location for all occasions: like SkIIng, flshrng , hunling, boating In Georgian Bay Located 10 T Ontario-be<iutlfu l Beaver Valley Also with enough land for expansion
Do not miSS on thiS lifehme opportunity
Priced for only 5975,000 Cdn.
Larger rype (12 pl. countS as [wo lin . Losw o;ame ' line roue as required.
jlnpeJ<lal; (;unl ... l!:"v PI"U "hov Hr"lItur.a II I l.uw r
:lIOI-21ml ht" J •• t"dltJr ( ~UtH l!;.;'!~.! . -
UwAJlMAYA . . /WfIIl' 111 good taste.
FleXible on early clOSing 1.0 ONner leaVing country --:-,---:-c-=-::-:::::::--:-:=-:--::-:-::::-::--=-=--
Call (519) 538-4750 (not Sundays)
O NTARIO, CANADA
EXCELLENT BUYS NEWCASTLE over 60 acres fronts on Hwy 2 With 401 exposure, clean and flat, perfect for mIXed uses 1 O~. 1 s t mtge , askIng only S26.ooo per acce. PRIME Markham location 97 acres, clean land, comer property, 19th Ave and Hwy 48, solid Investment, S3 mIllion 1st mtge 9% until 1994 V T.B 2nd 62.000 per
acre 3 vacant lots Concord area FrontIng on no 7 Hwy., excellent possbillty for rezonlOg to _
commeroal $375.000. Eart Best Rei Max Experts Inc.
(4 16) 67&8400 or(4 16) 454-0355
o TARIO. CANADA Anenoon I estors
VACANT LAND VAUGHAN Steeles P,neva 0 el ~ .. e
Zonedlndusl , ~
-1 800.000 casn ex tlu lklers terms IKESTACE
ORTHCOU 'TRYREA ... TY TO (416) 294-7265
(21J) O8I)"O!~J
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16- PACIFIC CIT1Z£H I Friday, January 5-12, 1990
THE CALENDAR
LOS ANGELES AREA
• Present-The 5th An"ual Los Angeles As.an Pacific American In ema ,onel Film
Fest ival, sponsored by Visual Communlca
ions and the UCLA F. m and TeleVISIon
Arch'lIe, .s seelung film productIons
Co egones Drama cs narratilles, docu
men anes, expenmental .... orks and anImo
tJon.graptllc film Formats Super 8mm, 16mm and 35mm. Themes Invollioog bu no I.meted to Asian Pacific Amencan cul
ture, h.s10ry and experiences Na entry ee
Deadline Jan 31, 1990 Info 213 680-
4462 • Present-Jan 28-" AlA V:' Da.zak. GoI
lery, JACCC, 244 S. Son Pedro S Hours.
T-F, 00n-5 pm, S & Su, J1 am-4 pm;
closed Mondays Free Info: 213 628-2725
• Present Feb. 18-"The Colorful Realm of
Jakuchu and Jakuen Painhngs from the
Museum and 0 her Amencan Collections,"
Los Angeles County Museum af Art Info'
213857-6000
• Jon. 17-Feb. 2S-East West Players' production of The Chalfman's Wife by Wakako
Yamauch. Times Th-S, 8 pm, Sun
matinees, 2 pm. Info, tickets· 213 660-0366.
• Feb. 2 Installation dinner of the Japanese American Historical Soc.ety of South·
em California, S, La Monna Restourant,
Playa del Rey Guest speaker Nobu McCor
thy Info. Sue Embrey, 213 662-5102
NEW YORK • Present- Feb l-"Both Sides of the Cloth Chinese Amencan Women in the New York
City Garment Industry," New York China
town History Project Gallery, 70 Mulberry
St., 2nd fl. Info. 212 619-4785.
• Jon 2S-")ustice 10 Action," a gala benefit for the Asian Americon Legol Defense
ond Education Fund, Sillier Palace Restau·
rant, Chinotown. Cocktail recption 5 :30
pm, followed by a 10-course feast, dragon dance and awards ceremony. Recipients :
M ory Frances Berry, Christine Choy & Renee T aJima, Jack Greenberg, ond Pot Morita Tickets $100 (members), $125
$250 and $350 Info: 212 966-5932
SAH FRAHCISCO SAY AREA • Present-feb_ l-Part 2, Sashi a Transformed, 0" exhibitIOn 0 Japanese runnIng
s .tch embroidery In sculpture and collage.
by Lucy Ara,-Abramson, Insti ute 0 Bud
dh.st S udies, 1900 Add.son S , Berkele
In 0.415849·2383
• Presen -feb 10-Thea reWorks produc IOn ot ellno Hosu Houston's Teo, Burgess
Theatre, 601 Laurel S ., Menlo Park. Hours.
T -S, 8 pm, Su, 2:30 & 7 pm AdmiSSIon:
$9 0 $18, group rates alla.lable for pa les
above 14 Info' (Be h 4 15) 329-2623 or
424-9441
• Jan 20-The 1990 Oshogatsu Motsun, 11 am-5 pm, ChriS UnIted Presbytenan
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1990 TOUR SCHEDULE SANTA BARBARA ORCl-tIO SHOW TOUR ....... . . _ .••. Mar 24 JAPAN OSAKA EXPO 9OTOUR . . .•.•.•. __ ••..•....•...•.. May 7 -12
Osaka, Intemallonal Garden & Greenery EXPO, Kyoto, Nara ALASKA HOLIOA Y CRUISE .... . . ...................... ....... Jun 3 - 10
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Yellowstone, Mt. Rustvnore, Grand Tetons, Park C.ty, Salt Lake CJty CANADIAN ROCKIES HOLIDAY TOUR . .... .. ...... • .Jul 8 - 16
Vancouver, VlctOtla, Kamloops, Jasper Lake LouISe, Banff
NIAGARA-cANAOA HOLIDAY TOUR (Tauck Tour) . • ... Sep 18 - 2S N.agara Falls New York City, Montreal. Ottawa. Toronto.
AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALANO HOLIDAY TOUR . • •.•...• •.. Sep 27 - Oct 13 Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Cairns, Great Barner Reef Auckland. Chnstchurch, Mt Cook. Queenstown. M I~or d Sound, Rotorua
EUROPEAN HOLIDAY TOUR .. .......... ..• ...... • .. OctS - 2S London. Holland. Germany. Switzerland. liechtenstein. Austria. Italy. San Marono. Monaco. France
ORIENTHOLIDAYTOUR ....... __ ... __ .... _ .. Oct21-Nov4 Hong Kong, Tha,'and. Malays.a. Smgapore.
SOUTH CARIBBEAN CRUISE . •.... _ _ .. _. . Noy 2 - 10 San Juan. Curacao, Grenada. MartmJque. St Thomas, US Vor9m Islands
SOUTH AMERICA JAPANESE HERITAGE TOUR .Nov 10 - 21 Sao Paulo. RIO de JanBtro, Iguassu. Buenos Alles Meet With local Japanese
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JATC DISCOUNT AIRFARES!!
TOKYO - OSAKA MANILA - SEOUL
YOUR CHOICE $599,00
* Travel valid for Januarv and February 1990 ON L Y
* Midweek round triP airfare (Monday througn -Thursday) from
Los Angeles. I From Son Diego odd $20.00 each way
* Weekend travel odd $6000 each way (Friday through Sunday)
$13.00 tax not included. No changes allowed once ticket has been issued Rates based on availability and are subject to change. SEATS ARE LlMITED!I!
ORIENT TOURS SEASONS OF JAPAN FROM $3360 11 Days Visit Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, Kashikojima, Kyoto and Nora
GOLDEN CIRCLE . FROM $4025 14 Days. Visit Kyoto, Tokyo, Bangkok and Hong Kong.
ORIENT AND CHINA . FROM $4354 14 Days. Visit Kyoto. Tokyo, BelJlf'g and Hong Kong
HONG KONG AND JAPAN . FROM $4525 15 Days ViSit Hong Kong, Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, Nagoya Tobo,lse, Kyoto and Nara
ORIENT SPLENDORS FROM $4450 17 Days. V.s.t Tokyo, Bangkok, Singapore Bah and Hong Kong
THE YANGTZE CRUISE . FROM $3590 18 Days. Visit Beijing, X ian, Chongqlng, Yangtze CrUIse, Wuhan, ShanghaI and Hong Kong
HIMALAYAN HOLIDAY . . FROM $5998 23 Days. Visit Bangkok, Rangoon, Pagan, Mandalay, Kathmandu Delhi, Agro and Hong Kong.
All tours mclude round triP Olf from the West Coast on UNITED AIRLINES, transfers between Oltports or .Iotlons and hotel. as reqUited, sightseeing by air conditioned motorcooch With on English speaking gUide, entrance fees to oil places VISIted on Itinerary, luxury accommodations and most meals
TRAVEL BARGAI JAPAN . . ... ... .. .... .... .. . FRO I 99 8 day. 6 nights include round trtp air on NITED.tran rers, hotel accommo
dation and guided Ctty tour
flO G KO G ........... , ... . 7 day , 5 mghts Include round trtP air on
dation and guided tghtseeing tour
FROM 936 ITED. lran fers. hotel accommo-
BANGKOK . .... .. .. .•.. .. .. •. ...•.... .. .... . .. . .. FRO I 1051 7 day 5 nights includ round trip air on ' ITED, transfen;. botel accommo
dation. guided Sightseeing tour and daily full mencan breakfa Is.
RAIL TOURS BEGINNING MARCH I , 1990
E PERIENCE PRINCESS RAIL TOURS
o THE CALIFOR IA SU E PRESS II
Trovel along Colifornlo's speclaculor coost by rOIl oboald the 'super dome" ro.lcor, .he
CALIFORNIA SUN E PRESS ThIS full-dome ro.1 cor allows you to see the beou •• ful Col.for
nlo coost from Its curved gloss, full·dome WIndOWS Two ours 10 choose from
HEARST CLASSIC, 2 doy" 1 night • • ••••..••..•••.• _ •••• _ .,. . • •••• • $399
Round Irlp from Los Angeles 0< Ooklond Includes round t"P pr.vote rOIl Ironspo<lot '"
the CALIFORNIA SUN EXPRESS to Son LUIS Obispo. d.nner ond brunch on boa,d .... oJ 'ng
tour of Son LUIS Ob,sPO, lodg.ng 01 Mono Boy Wllh "'eo fOSI, stghtsee.ng In Combno and
Son S,meon and tour of H rsl Coscle
CALIFORNIA COASTAL CLASSIC, 2 days 1 nIgh' .
One woy Irom Lo Ang< '" 0. nd neludeS 01 ,
except lho. you lfo.e1 one wov
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Cabo Son Lucas Choose Irom the followtng ""I.ng dales
Apnl 15,22 29 1990 May 6 13,20 '}] 1990
ROI~ ace bosed on double occupancy
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1990 West L.A. Travel Program
AdminIStered 0 LA Tra e. Inc.
For Cl Members. ~ll & Fnenl1s Airfare. LAX-TYO-LAX $518 - Tax
1990 Group Tours (ReVised Nov. 1989)
# 1 Ski Trip ,llaly) Jan6-Jan21 P & G Mural<awa. escorts
# 2 hO""dIOO S .. ow Fesllval Feo , - Feo '0 Ray. n". es~ort
# 3 .Japan Cnefry c.osso m Tou r Mar 26- Apr 6 YUKI Salo . escon
II 4 WllliamsOurg Cherry B lossom To ur Apr1- Apr13 Toy Ka negal, es co rt
# 5 B esl ot Flo rida Wlln EPCOT A pr 20- Apr 28 B ill SaKurai, escort
# 6 MeXICO & Yucatan A pr 22 - Apr 29 Masako Kooayasnl. escort
# 7 ",cpi> .. ",( .. -,'o. ,",on ,our I , .. y 23 - .".(. 4 hay.::,.,It . c;::,\..
11 8 5c"n,c "o,ordOO CII
New MexIco Jun2-Junl0 Bill SaKurai, escort
# 9 Portugal/ Spain & Morocco Jun 1 -Jun 17 Toy J(anegal, eSCOrt
#10 ParKS & Canyon Speclacular .Jun lv-.Jun 22 YUKI Sato. escon
#11 Salmon flsnlng Jun 16 - Jun 23 P & G MuraKawa. escorts
1f12 Japan Summer BaSIC Tour Jun 23-Ju16
#13 MIS Vets J(ona Reunion Jun26 - Jull George Kanegal. escort
#14 AlaSKa Cruise and Land Jun 27 -.lUI 8 MasaKO J(ooayasnl . escort
1f150oerammergau (Passion Ptay) Jul7 -Ju123 Toy J(anegal, escort
1f16 ScandinaVia & RuSSia Aug 6 -Aug 25 H & J MOCnlZUKl, escorts
#17 CanadIan ROCKieS Aug,-Aug 12 Yu kI Sala. escon
#18 Yugoslavia Sep 8 - Sep 22 P.MuraKawa/V Onara, escorts
1f19 .... Iagara FaIlS 60
Canaoa/NE Fall FOliage Sep 27 - OCI 11 B ill SaKuraI , eSCOrt
H19a 010 Japan 6
SnlkoKu Tau( OCll -OCll Toy r(anegal, esCOrt
H20 hOKkalQo lSI -;onol(u Tou( Aug 24- OCII) Aay Isnll, escort
1f21 Japan In Fa" OCI8 - OCI 111 Gaten MuraKawa. escort
1f22 Egypt 6 Nile Cruise NOV 6 - Nov 20 Toy Kanegal escort
1f23 Souln Amenca OCt I) -Oct 27 MasaKo r(ooayasn,
1f24 110ng r(ong Snapp.ng Tour FeD 10 - FeD 2 CMAAOpen
1f2S 1 ~90 Malays.a TOu( NOli 1 - NOV 15 e.u ::>Ol\.",(,u, c:~r:
11 J,::J tJo,...o tl .::._ruu '~'lO..,;( '£6u e"l,; Dec:. (.''''(:It: "d('''ilo" escon
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