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SOCIAL CALENDAR
FEBRUARY
L;_ Winnipeg. Manitoba JCCA Balentine. 'Brawl,' at YWCA
8:M p.m. .
24�Picture Butte.. Picture �"iiutt* Y.B.A. Basket Social
and Dance, at Keopkc's Hall,
8:.'SO p.m. . . 2fi�Hamilton. Hv-.N'o Anniver-
(Coot'd fraM Pace 1)
the amount of work that the Film Society was putting into their production. Most of the group w�re university students who were devoting their spare time, particularly .their weekends towards the project. It would seem to our empirical cal-
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ENGAGEMENTS
TORONTO. �� The
engage-
ment was announced of Fumi Fu jiwara, second daughter of Mrs. A. Fu jiwara and the late Mr. T. Fu jiwara of Toronto, to Frank
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Kolfr'r Skating I'arty, "at liolU'r liar ii",' 5-7:^0 p.m.'
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iWimto. JKTA' lUuinuntqn Mane*-, at Trinity . United vf''""f" ami Robert, �p.m.". .
------ ..,�,,._�. .�.. �.�,,.,.�.. ... Fujiwara of Toronto, to
culations, that they'll be sacrific- Mivasiki; e|dest son of Mr ing many Saturdays and Surt- *,.*; ��__. %*.-' ^U-'^'T.
Toronto JCCA Community Campaign
: Previously, rot S-. Kodama 'J\*hiko. Masuda .'N. Kikuta �"�Suehi . Kndama S. Yaniashita Y. (loryo Miv ^ Mrs. M.; M. Yamada T. Ota-uK)
Jot; Va?aada Betty Tahara Irene l.'cbida." ; �Chi/uko SHiiuaho Jim Tukrimira S. Tomihiro Anonymous .Chusaburo l(o ' Mitsuo Kinlo V. Imagami
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.YoiuMuiisu Family . Y. Nishiyamu " ' T./Takoudu V Miss S, �.'Faki.moto-lUdoo Imaoka
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ing many Komana I days.
The work is all voluntary and it is^ not a monpy-making venture i"n any way, it .is merely a project .undertaken by .the Society as a useful activity, and in view of this, we could not .help but admire and at the same time, fVe! gratefuj for what they were attempting in full earnest.
If anybody deserves ,a hand, and they really merit much more than that, it's this FjI'm;Society. We've received a copy of the shooting script and in rough, :t follows a Japanese family from Vancouver at;the time of Pearl Harbor, the father, being sent to roadcamp, the family moving into Hastings Park, then thoir removal to the Interior Town, then their resettlement in Eastern Canada. :
The set and prop men have a time reconstruoling the various scenes for the wide variety of shots the production calls for. The 'summer camp as we mentioned before serves as a ghost-town, then there will be the Hastings Park. This may be.'tiiken-at lire ^Canadian National Exhibition grounds. There's a need for. a streetcar interior shot, a railway station, a home typical of '�Vaivcouv'e'r among qthcrs, *Sp the cast and crew wilt be doing a lot of hopping. �
And \vitli a lot- of shots- calh ing for. a variety of emotionSj the cast ris to be called on tor. a lot of expressive histrionics. \V> -watched some of them, including
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Mrs. Harry Miyasaki of Toronto, at the Golden Dragon on Feb. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Sato are the baishakunin.
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TORONTO. � The engagement of Miss Aiko Aida, -third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eitaro Aida, and Mr. Roy Iwao Tsuka-da, third son of Mrs. Iso Tsuka-da, was announced on Feb. 8 at the home of the Aida's.
the .the
young hoys, acting before camera, and their perform-
ance was very realistic, and. convincing, -a credit, to themselves and to the directors.
We've watched -' Hollywood cameraineh at work back- on the coast when Columbia' Studios, had a sm.all subsidiary^ in \?ictoria just before the war. "While their equipment and stage and all other technical details Avere incomparable, the manner in which
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these "amateurs" carried out their"'assignments,- that is, in? -oiuding both the cast and the crew shows they're taking their work seriously, and doing a capable job iHidof the main- difficult
MARRIAGES
TAKAI - :N AKAGAWA
GRAND FORKS, B. C. � Miss Sumiko Nakagawa, daughter of Mrs, Shio >fakagawa; and Mr. .Nobuo Takai, soji of Mr. and Mrs. Nobjukichi Takai, were mar ried on Jan. '28 at Grand Forks Japanese United Church.: Rev. V. Ogura officiated, .
Reception was held at the Oddfellows HalU . : '
Baishakunins were Rev. and Mrs. Y: Ogura and Mr, and Mrs. G. Kakutani. . � . -.#'��."..�.*�... �-* '
YAMADA - YAMAPA
WINNIPEG. � Manitoba Buddhist Church in Winnipeg was the setting for the recent marriage of Mis3^ Kaziiye Yainada and Mr. Joe Yufcio -Yamada. Rev. Nishimura officiated;
Receptipn was- held at the Shanghai C.hopSuey.
Sewanin were Mr. and Mrs. S, Kaivasaki, "
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TABER, Alta. -^ The
of Miss lyoko Doniaye to Mr. Yu-kio Nishi was solemnized on Feb. 5 at the residence of the Nishi's. Kevf Kawamura officiated at the ceremony^
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OBITUARY
KEI HOTTA
TORONTO; � Mr. Kei Hotta passed away on Feb. 6. Funeral sen-ices were held at Bates and Dodd by Rev. Gale and Rev. Ni-sh'imoto; on Feb. 10.
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KINO FURUYA
TORONTO/ � Mrs. Kino Fu-ruya, 58. passed away on Feb. 8 at the. Mount Sinai Hospital after a lengthy illness. Sh�>>va^ .the wife of Mr. Tomegoro Furu^ ya of Toronto.. : �--.�' ��'-'�" �
SOHICHI TANAKA
DIAMOND CITY, Alta. � M.v Sohichi Tanaka. 6(5, passed away. <?n Fob. 9. The tsuya was held in t-<?thbridge on Feb. 12 and the funeral services on Feb. 13 at tho
i Piciure Butte KuddhJft Church.
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BIRTHS
TORONTO. � Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hayao UchWa a son, Marvin Shizuo, on Jan. 23, at the Toronto St. Michael's Hospital, 5 l.b. 14 02. '...'.>��; *. ' * .. -
TORONTO, � Born to Mr. and Mrs. Yukio Shinohara a baby girl, Christine Harumi, on Feb. 3, at the Toronto Women's ColV lege Hospital. � � � . �*' ' � * '.-.-"�'s ." �
MONTREAL. � Born to Dr. and Mrs. George C. Hori a 7 Ib. baby boy on Jan, 21 at the Doctors' House Hospital.
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ISLINGTON, Ont. �- Borii to Mr. and Mrs. Koichiro Okihiro, a baby girl, on Jan. 29. '. � :
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TORONTO. � Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shimizu (nee Mary Kageyama) a son, Wayne Morris, oh Jan. 2i;^at the Toronto Women's College Hospital, 7 Ibs., 4 02. �;�'. "�� - . � ;' ..��:�.� . .'�.' .
PASSING THRU
. (Coritinued from Page 1) '.-.'� Without love, where would the boys like Valentino, Boyer, and all of the Great Lovers be ? And it. also affected Samson and Delilah, Adam and Eye, Anthony and Cleopatra.
And all those love-songs that's sung to the echo. I'm All For You, Body and So-o-ul, All 'of Me; Why Not Take, All" of Me, sort of'stuff.
Verily, and forSqoth, from all this it se.enis to be a precious comniQdity. For the lovestruck, the disillusioned, tlie iiidi/iferent >vlio liiake up this world, it can be funny, or .sad/., it's-a' problc:ni either way. So they t^ll hie.
DOUGLAS AKIRA FUJ;ir
Douglas Akira Fujii, 4, soil of Mr. and Mrs. Rinnosuke FiijJi of Tprqnto passed away on Feb. 14. Otsuya -will .be held at home tonight, .'" � . �
Funeral services will be conducted by Rev; ;T.' Tsuji. at the Toronto Buddhist Church, 1.31 Huron. St.-,;at 2 p.m., on Feb. 16,
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