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At a祸0tlnd of the NAJC council In Winnipeg, la$t January, rnembpre voted on a rrio"on， carefully worked out,
go ahead with the compensation campaign, while taking In consideration the apparent lact( of consensus In the JC community on the redress Issue.
Members voted to send a letter to Prime Minister Tru-ddau, immediately, outlining two targets:(1)that the JC communはy seek an acknow-. lodgement of the Evacuation and detention Injustices and (2) that the federal government agree to discuss compensation, in general, at a later date, so negotiations cーd be an ongoing process, while the communはy itseけ sets about to getけs own consensus on the issue.
An emergency meeting on redress had to be held in March in Toronto, because NAJC president, Miki， is said
J9 have Interpreted the Win-hipeig motlbnanothV"y — and had nゎt yet "rttきI" ter to the P»M.幽Cr"eさ3 members again approved the 麵n，peg mottoh. But tりe Resolution Is sぉd hiiVe be-QpmiB confused at the April meetingi In Vancouver when the council, led by圆， attached the $500 ml "Ion ciompensatIon demand to the original motion.
What became of the orIgi. nal motion — no one seems to know, it is said.
But there are people who apparently do know, the Toronto group f的ls. They reported that after the April meeting In Vancouver, members of the subcommけtee preparing the brief for the $500 million compensation demand, were suddenly notified that resource people would be joining the group— from the JCCP In Vancouver and So dan In Toronto, who are saW to have apparently already been notified since their names and addresses cams with a r6l6as6.
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foi^ゃr^^!njさter of thsNlsel dd"Sーaぉn; Mrsゾ,曰flirb辟ra Vav抑りMr， wife of Rev. Paリl V^$Sour;Mr$, Sue Ha"R6v， Ben Murata, Mrs. Hide Shl-niTはii， Aev. George Torrvltさ, WrさにE8therMuはtd， Mr,ャa-jima; Mrs. A my To ml t a, Miss Marg: LIvey, Mrs. Mary: Mo it Is and Mr. Brian Kal.
The box lunch was surved by the UC.W. The cutting of the 30th Anniversary cake, which was created by June Eto, was performed by Joanna Eto and Hide Shlmはu. Mr. Yajlma， from the Issei Congregation, presented a gift to mark this special occasion.
In her congratulatory message Margaretしivey， Clerk of Session, Centennial Unけed Church, added to what the Very Rev. Wilson had emphasized in the Worship Service concerning unity: "Since you (Nisei congregation) joined the Centennial, along wけh the Issei congregation, we have always shared such a warm, happy fellowship with your people who have been so w川ing to co-operate and help us in so many ways."
Among the other messages of congratulations came frorp the Montreal Japanese Unけed Church, Florence Bowker， Centennial organist; Susan King, former C.E. Director; former Ministers, Rev. Gordon and Joan Imai and Rev. MinTakada; Victor and Mrs. Shimizu, and Dr. Arnold T. Arai.
Under the talented leadership of music director, David Kai， the Nisei-Sansei Choir
M的ting success ,,.
psmese Canadians, explained that the N.A丄C. was now preparing a brief to be presented to N.A丄C. Council members for approval-Pat Higgins of the Centre Stage Forum， one of the co-sponsors of the meeting, estimated that over 450 people were in attendance. The audience included people prominent in the Japanese Canadian commum'ty, two federal N.D.P. Members of Parliament and ethnic leaders. Many stayed after the meeting to chat and eat the home baking provided by some of the Nisei womsn.
The organizing committee for the forum was made up of Shin lmai， Maryka Omatsu, Marcia Matsui， Ron Shimizu, Roger Obata， David Fujino， Jim Matsul， and Dr. Art Sh卜
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A Very Informative dialogue glvl叩the 30 years of the Ghuはh's history was presented b ym other and son, Sue Kal (Charter member) and Br Ian. They tracked its ropts from April,1954, to the present day. We l抑rned that the congregもtlon originated at Queen Street United Church and moved tc? the present location in January,1958. We have had eight ministers in that span of ti師.In1954 there wet;e 20 Sunday Schoolers, today an average of 80, The Bazaar income has also increased from $4,700 in1973 to $7,700 in1983. The first picnic was held in1957 at High Park and for the past10 yesrsけhas been held at Camp Koyu. The U.C.W. was formed in1962 wけh Audrey Fukuzawa as president. The Men's Club was initiated in 1980 wけh MickeゾKaneko， president. The Young People's program consists of C.G丄T.， which was organized in1964; Explorers, which was formed in1962 by Yuki Matsui; and for the boys， Tyros， in1967. In 1961，Rev. Min Takada started the Newsletter. The cost for postage in1966 was 3 cents for 3-4 pages; today the cost is 37 cents for15 pages. In1973， the Takimoto's— Dick， Alice, sons Robert and Alan pioneered the Camp Koyu project. Finally, Brian summed up the dialogue by expressing his expectations for the future.
Following the Kai's， the Rev. William Morris who ministered to the congregation during1966 and1967， expressed his fond memories of this Church and people. He reminded us that this Church was buiはby the father of Lester B. Pearson.
Rounding out the musical program, David Kaにs compo-sはion of the "Issei Suite" was presented by the Sansej Orchestra and Sharon Ushi， jima S3ng "Flsshdance."
Rev. Ben T. Murata of the Issei Congregation, expressed the need for continued untied support between our congregations as we travel on our faith journey togetheに
In his closing remarks, Kaz Shikaze thanked the following members for their untiring support: Rev. George Tomita; Committee members, Grace Omoto， Tosh Otsuka， Eiko Watanabe; Men's Club, Mにkey Kaneko and Ben Kuni, Wro; Shin Taけa for printing; June Eto for the cake; Toid Maikawa for the Tyros; Sumi Mototsune for the banners, and Co-chairman, Frank Ide-nouye; and especially the visitors who came from near and far to celebrate this happy occasion.
Rev. Tomita gave the benediction.
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