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# 2,431 Vol. 104, No. 11 ISSN: 0030-8579 941 East 3rd St. Suite 200, Los Angeles, CA 90013 (213) 626-6936 Friday, March 20,1987 ·First-Time Sponsor Senate Sponsors of Redress Bill Needed to Bill Surpass Halfway M~rk Redress JAs, WASHINGTON - With more than half of the senators signed on as co-sponsors, the Senate redress bill is expected to be Wilson Says introduced by Spark Matsunaga (D-Hawaii) shortly. JACL-LEC executive director Grayce Uyehara announced March 17. by J.l<- Yamamoto The addition ofWilliam Armstrong (R-Colo.), George Mitchell LOS ANGELES - Calling the CD-Maine), Warren Rudman (R-N.H.), John Glenn (D-Ohio), Rob• wartime internment of.J apanese ert Packwood (R-Ore.), Claiborne Pell (I)-R!.), Lany Pressler Americans "a telrible injustice," (R-S.D.), and Albelt Gore (I)-Tenn.) brings the number of co• Sen. Pete Wilson (R-Cali£) gave sponsors to 55 (';)l Democrats, 18 Republicans). his reasons for supportiugredress Glenn is chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee, legislation during a March 16 to which the bill will be assigned after it is introduced. press conference. The previous Senate redress bill had only 29 co-sponsors Reporters and community rep• when Congress adjourned last year. resentatives gathered at the Ja• panese American Cultural and PholO by Sachl Yamamoto Community Center to hear Wi1- Sen. Pete Wilson (second from left) was joined at his Little Tokyo press son, who last month became a c0- 'Sim' Togasaki, Nat'l JACL's conference by (from left) Pacific Southwest District JACL governor Ken sponsor of the bill which Sen. Inouye, National JACL president Harry Kajihara, and National Coalition Spark Matsunaga (D-Hawaii) is First Treasurer, Dead at 86 for Redress/Reparations spokesperson Bert Nakano. expected to introduce this month. 1nnocent People Interned' by Harry Honda Wilson attributed the intern• SAN FRANCISCO - Susumu ment to "a feat' that was based "Sim" Togasaki, 86, one of the Hearing on House Redress on racial and ethnic grounds, founders ofJACL , died March 10 without any probative evidence at a nursing home where he was indicating that the innocent pe0- on the mend following repair of Bill Scheduled for April 2 ple that were interned constitut• a broken hip. His family indi• ed a threat to the safety of the cated he had developed .pneu• United States." WASHINGTON - A heating on redress bill l:l.R 442 has been set "Tho e freedoms, those guar• monia and may also have suf• for April 2 by Rep. Barney Frank CD-Ma .). chair of the House fered a slight stroke. antees that we so often take for Judiciary Subcommitt e on Administrative Law and Go em mental granted, lapsed," he continued. Funeral services were held Relatiori's. The healing is schedul d for 10 a.m. in Room 2337 of the March 14 at Christ United Pres• "And instead \'ery good Ameri• Rayburn House Office Building. cans of Japanese ancestry wound bytelian Church. Focus on Proposed Remedies After graduating from De• up pending the year from 1M2 According to LE executive director Grayc Uyehara, the cope to 1945 in intemment camps. They Pauw Univel ity in Greencastle. of the healing will be limit d to the propo ed remedie becau e of Ind., in 1927, Togasaki returned did suffer privation. not only the Frank's belief that most peopl ar aware of the facts urrounding 10 of tl1eir liberty but the 10 to San Francisco and joined the the wartime exclu ion and int rnm nl ofJ apane e Amelican . Que - Sim Togasaki In 1947 of their property. This legislation family import business, Mutual tion wi ll deal with implementation ofpaym nts to former interne . Supply Co., which his father had i aimed at attempting to redress League was picked for th n w Frank had stated that he int nded to hold a h aring on th bill plior started in 1908 as a aooperativc that very eriou grievance." Nisei civic group, which would to th congr ional spring br ak (Apli l 11-20). assisting other Issei businesses. While the redre would be 45 host its !irst national conventi on "Redrcs i an issu of fu ndamental ju tic and ba ic constitution• yea! late. V\ ilson said .it is partic• Nucleus of Leaders the following year in S attle. al .-ights:' aid f{ p. Rob rt Ma ui (D-CaUf.) 'Thi hearing by the ularly appropriate that it hould He was part of a small nucle us Toga aki was clcctcd a' the .Judicial suhcommitle i the first sl p in amrming that me age occur in Uli year when we are of Nisei leaders now remembered first .JACL national treasurer at in CongJ;"s,'i () that we can dos a ad chapt r in Am rican hi tory," going to under1ake celebration of as founders of National JACL: thc 1932 convcntion and was t'e• Bkenk'nnial of Constitution the bicentennial of the t'nited Saburo Kido, Tamotsu Muraya• electcd for two mol' biennium. "I am delighted to . e such progrc'is for H.R 442 0 arly in the tate Con titution, becau e fun• rna, Hemy Takahashi , Tom Yata• "when finances wcr a pre '. ing 100th Congr ,," said Hep. NOl1ll by J.K Yamamoto task force co-chair, said, ''The m nt and admission of Blacks, BERKELEY, Calif. - Members University of California and you, Hispanic and Nativ Am ri• ofthe Asian American TaskForce as its leader, have a uniqu op• cans," h aid, "but in no way on University Admissions met portunity to lead the educators docsACH58plac a limltorc il• with University of California Pres• of the state and nation in deve)• iug on any racial or thnic group." ident David Gardner on March 11 oping a fair and equitable policy Redirection of Students to discuss admissions of Asians toward Asian American appli• at UC campuses. cants and in integrating Asian The task fore wa word d At issue was a Dec. 21 article Americans into the so-ucture of that Asian applicants to UCLA in the San Diego Union which hjgh~r education at all levels." and UC Berk I ya1' bing 1 di• quoted Gardner as saying that Task force member Henry Del', r cted to oth l' campu cs in dis• Asians are overrepresented in executive director of Chinese for proportionat numbers, port.- the UC system and that a "racial Affirnlative Action, said that d task force In mbel' and JA L imbalance" existed as a result Gardner denied using the phrase national director Ron Wakaba• Task force members felt that the "oven'epresentation of Asians" yashi, but GardnCl"s only con" remarks exemplified the attitude but. acknowledged tallting about e rn was U1at" v ry U ligible of UC Berkeley, which they ac• underr presentation of oth r student would be ,1 . conunodat.ed cuse of altering admissions re• minority groups. within th I U I syst m," ev n if quirements in order to stem the "We stated that the university tll assiji{1l d campus is not th increase of Asian students, was misintcrpr'ting Istate lnw l student's first ehoio . In his opening statemcnt to ACR 58," I'ccallcd Ocr. The law Untill'ecen1Jy, said Walttlb~ ' a · Gardner, Alameda County Su• does "move the Univ I'sity of Co 1- shi. stuel 'ols gained admission perior Court.! udgc Ken Kawaichi, ifomia to take seriously r C't'Uit - t hl'ough academic mel'it atom' or 2-PACIFIC CITIZEN / Friday, March 20,1987 No. 2.431 Allow 6 weeks advance notice to report address change with label on fronf 'SIM'TOGASAKI------Continued from thmt pagE' If you are moving / Wish to subscribe, Write New Address below. Effective date ...... because he had no credentials• of the greater potential for adver• the Poston camp in 1943. He was Please send the Pacific Citizen for: though he had been invited by ti ing to SUPPOlt the publication. led ed deacon of his Oakland 0 1-Yr$20 0 2-Yrs$38 0 3-Yrs$S6 Tsukamoto to peak on what was Togasaki was named to other church and sClved as moderator, ro: ., .. , .. " .... " ...... ,..... ,...... ,...... ,...... wrong with J ACL at the time, one JACL committees where national conference delegate and board 'objection being the fact that funding was clUcial. such as the member of the church-related AddresS: , ... " ...... , .. , .. ,., ...... , ...... ,...... membership was restricted to JACL Endowment Fund Com• LaVerne College, City; State, ZIP : ...... ,.,', ...... ,...... '." ...... ,...... ,...... one ethnic group. mittee in 1952 and and the JAClr In ' a 1961 church publication. • " All subscriptions payable in advance. Foreign: US$12.00 extra per year, Kido and Togasaki pu hed for Japanese American Research Togasaki was highlighted as the " Checks payable to: Pacific Citizen, 941 E. 3rd St., Los Angeles, CA 90013 Project, whose pUl-pose was 'to "Most Unlikely Dunker." (Breth• EXPIRATION NOTIC E-U Ihe last loul dlglls on Ihe lop 'ow of your label reads 0287 the SO·day graoo a JACL publication in the early pened ends Wllh the lasllssue in April, 1987 Please renew your subSCription ormember;hIP. If membership years, and when enough money \¥lite the Issei-Nisei stOlY. in 1960. ren are sometimes called Dunk• I has been renewed an d Ihe paper slops. notify the PC of lice, was accumulated to en ure at At the time of his death, he was el'S. especially in Pennsylvania ,, ~------· ------____lii. ______... least one year's wOlth of is ue , the ranking JACLer with nation• Dutch country.) the Nikkei Shimin, precursor to al tenure. Togasaki's mother, Shige Ku• the Pacific Citizen, hit the streets He wa a founding director of shida. came from an active Chlist• Politicians Speak in Support on Oct 15, 1929. Togasaki wa the Sumitomo BaIlk ofCalifoll1ia, ian family. Her mother studied business manager then. . which was established in 1952. at the intell1ational headquarters As PC Board chair in 1950-52, He belonged to the San Francisco of the Women's Christian Tem• ofRedress at Bay Area Event Togasaki, along with Kido, suc• Commonwealth Club, famed for perance Union in Evanston. TIl. , ce sfully sought to make tile PC its public forum. in 1886. and later founded the by Mark J- Jue hopeful that survivors of the elf-sustaining by moving it from The unheralded side of Toga- movenient in J apan. SAN FRANCISCO - "1987: Time camps would be compensated in its walume haven in Salt Lake aki wa his work in the Church Togasaki's father, Kikumatsu, to Right a Wrong," the theme of 1987. City to Los Angeles, rather than of the Brethren. His family had who was 94 at the time ofhi s death the Day of Remembrance cere• Rep. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif), retuming it to San Francisco with been befriended by the Brethren in 1961 in Tokyo, was a pioneer monies on Feb. 21, echoed the a co-sponsor of redress bill H.R National Headqualters. because Service in Chicago after leaving Issei businessman in San Fran• mood of its participants-thatre• 442, was the featured speaker. cisco. He came to the U.S. in 1887 membeling is not enough. "Remembering can sometimes after receiving a law degree in "Forty-five years ago, Presi• be a devastating experience," PARADISE OKAZU-YA RESTAURANT Japan. He led a vigorous protest ",\) SpeCializing In Hawallan·Onent CUI Sine dent Franklin Roosevelt signed she told the gathering at Christ \."'\) Open Tue-FrI, 8am-5pm. Sat 7am-5pm, Sun 7am-2pm against the San Francisco Board Executive Order 9066," said em• United Presbyterian Church, "but 1631 W. Carson St. , Torrance - 328-5345 of Education when his first two cee Mollie Fujioka, JACL's North• it's important for our psychologi• ~\)' EA T IN OR TAKE OUT SAIMIN children, George and Kazue, were ern California-Western Nevada• cal benefit We must express our __~ . CLOSED MONDAY ONLY sent to segregated public schools Pacific District govell1or. "Many anger and grief Put the past be• Quick service from steam table. O\U for J apanese, Chinese and Ko• LOMI SALMON Combination Plate - Very Reasonable Prices .. ,\.\)t. " have called this tile most flagrant hind us and work toward a world rean children in It took the OPEN FOR BREAKFAST AT 7 A.M. ~ 1906. violation of civil rights. To re• that won't allow concentration Our own style Portuguese Sausage mix. Spam. Bolon!. Chash u, (With eggs intervention of President Theo• member the camp experience is camps for anyone. & choice of nce or hash Includes Coffee. Tea or Mlso dor Roosevelt to cio e the i ue. 11 0t enough. This is the time to "I am ashamed of what this Sim Togasaki i survived by his organize and act so it won't hap• country did in 1942. It's time to wife Yo hiko, ons Akira, Stephen pen to another group of people." apologize. The provisions should KKRC and David, and daughters Mota• She added that because this include compensation for the vic• ko Grabow ki and Carolyn Clay• year is the 200th anniversal)' of tims of the camps." KENNETH H. KUSUMOTO baugh. RARE COINS the U.S. Constitution, she was Boxer declared that the recom• mended $2O, ESTABLISHED 1936 GOODNEWS! NISEI TRADING YOU CAN STILL SAVE Appliances - TV - Furniture 249 So. San Pedro st. TAXES WITH AN IRA Los Anee les , CA 900 12 (21 3 ) 624-6601 "Don't miss the boat" Japanese ChamlS Japanese Names Japanese Famll Crests 12!>!>8 Vall,y VteW, Garden Grove, CA All wage earner can deduct up to $2,000.00 92645 - (7 14) 895-4SSo1 per person on their 1986 federal income ta Don't be left with• return for a 1986 IRA contribution. 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"Certain things critically important" because the possible exception of the en• victim of injustice." and donating to J ACL, NCRR and take time , .. time to build a con- "other senators will certainly slavement of Black people, the Stephanie Miyashiro of N ation• the coram nolJis legal teams. stituency ... time to generate at- look to Sen. Wilson for guidance. incarceration ofJapanese Amer• al Coalition for Redress/Repara• The program, sponsored by tention ... I think that in this in- opinions and information." icans represents the country's tions warned, ''Even now, Navajo NCRR, also included a tribute to stance a critical mass has been Wilson was also thanked by darkest aspects of racism. It's and Hopi Indians are facing the late redress activist Minoru reached." Bert Nakano of National Coali• ironic that the United States was forced relocation from their Yasui and Congl-esswoman Bur• Wilson aclrnowledged that the tion for Redress/Reparations. at war with the most racist coun• homes. Iranians and Arabs are ton, an exhibit of camp artifacts bill's $1.5 billion appropriation "Our community has worked very try ever-Nazi Germany-and at being threatened with intern• by the National Japanese Ameri• would cause some "hesitation" hard for 15 to 20 years, and I think the same time committing racist ment for conflicts in the Middle can Historical Society, and an in Congress. ''I'm not going to say it's finally coming to fruition," atrocities and continued oppres• East, and Asians have been and elaborate ceremony in which 10 that I don't think a billion and a said Nakano. sion against Asians, Blacks, and continue to be the targets of ra• candles, each representing one half dollars is a lot of money ... When asked how many people other dark-skinned people." cial violence." of the camps, were lighted by but I will say that I think this is would benefit from the bill, Wil• Ward is one of six candidates ''Today, the Japanese Ameri• representatives of various or• something that we can afford, son answered, "While there will vying for the congressional seat can community is breathing life ganizations supporting redress. and more to the point, that we be OO, WHOA• In House and Senate, It's C/lOTm MATic,,, Life on the Fast Track 'Owe thanks tQ CQbi Narita for her generous SUPPOlt thr'Ough thc LEe use 'Of the center. UPDATE Boston Program New England JACL, ian American Re ouree Workshop Grayce and the Asian CQuncil of the Uyehara RainbQw CQalitiQn ponsQred a Day of Remembrance prQgram Feb. 21 at NQl1.hea tern Univer- ity. It wa a great oPP'Ortunity t.o The good news regarding the meet the Asian American CQm• introductiQn 'Of Sen Spark Matsu• munity 'Of greater B'Ost'On. naga's redress bill CQntinues. As Thr'Ough mu ic, P'Oetry and 'Of March 17, Matsunaga and 54 audio-vi ual presentatiQn , Ule 'Of his cQlleagues had jQined in events which fQllowed the i u• support 'Of this important legisla• ance 'Of Executive Order 9066 tiQn were br'Ought back to the c'On- OrganizatiQns and individual ci'OU ne 'Of all who attended. Finale Postponed redress supporters have been The pr'Ogram was m'Ore than a asked to fQllQW up 'On the fQllQW• Day 'Of Remembranc , f'Or the ming with prof'Ound th'Oughts or impoltant to remember that time d athle s pr'Ose. I think. rather. ing senators: Lawton Chiles (D• events a k fQr actiQn from th'O e FROM THE and intere change. That i Fla.), David PryQr (D-Ark.), Jeff whQ remember. FRYING PAN that It' mor lik an 'Old shQe. what the then-edit'Or wa telling familial', wcll-w'Om and comfort• Bingaman (D-N.M.), Sam Nunn Rep. Barney Frank, CUlTcnt me wh n she indicated the col• able. A gen rati'On 'Of' J apane. e (D-Ga), JQhn Heinz (R-Pa.) and chair 'Of the H'OU ubc'Ommittee umn was of marginal interest and Americans have gro\ n old to• should give way to morc relevant Paul Trible (R-Va.). All are mem• whel1 ~ H.R 442 re ide , t'Old th Bill audience that he plans to sched• geth r \\'Ith the c'Olumn and its material. In a way. he wa .. right. bers 'Of the Governmental Affail Hosokawa Committee. ule a heating thi piing ( pril 2, c'Onductor. We've grown t'O be Ther ar ne\.',. agenda to be ad• It shQuld be nQted that co• we have just learned) 0 the bill friend~ ancl the r aclel. are un- eire . ed. and ne\\ vmter tQ en• spon Qring a bill dQe nQt mean can be marked up and pre nted a y about that fhendshlp end• courage. There'. a IQt 'Of talent a senatQr will VQte fQr it when it to the full H'OU e thi year. ing. 0 we'll put that 'Off for a while. out there and I do nQt \\; h to be ~1anding \\'a~ eventually CQme to the floor, '0 Frank ha be n a . tr'Ong up• Wc'll pick up wherc we left off the f'O tl in the 'Of fQllQw-up hQuld cQntinue with all P'Olter 'Of redre s frQm the talt ometime I'll write ab'Out trivial theil' r cQgnitlon. members 'Of CQngre if redre 'Of J A L' eff'Ort to get th bill thmg' that inter t me. Oncc 111 \O\'hat my fiiend told me \\ a legi latiQn is tQ pa s with all 'Of pa ed. TQ keep up with hi agen• a while J may gel into politic. 01' that 1 wa n't neee ' ani\' a fQ il its current provi iQns (especially da, we mu t comm nc imm'di• comm nt abQut th 1I111Cju role Pretty clo e. mayb , but n'Ot en• the mQnet.ary prQvisiQns) intacl atel)! 'On expanding gra roots " e Japane e American. play in tirely. Perhap they \\;11 change On the HQU e ide. Rep. BQb L'Obbying. FollQwing Frank's pI' our native countl). which ha 'n't theIr mind wh n the~ ee the Matsui annQunced that Dan Glick• ntatiQn, I emphasized that mOl qUIt bec'Om u ed to the idea new phQtQ al the tQP of thl C'Ol• man 'Of Kansa . whQ chaired the IQbbying 'Of CQngr iQnal del that mel1can ' ar n't n ee ar• umn. Harry HQnda, when he wa HQU e Judiciary SubcQmmittee gati'Ons must be d'One nati'Onwide. II) blackorwhll rtl \\Titeab ut ditQr 1'0 the e many yeal agQ. 'On Administrative Law and Gov• Gaty Glenn, I' dre ' chair fQr th human pcnence that we found the old picture in the file. ernmental RelatiQns during the the chapter and a I c nt addi• all hat and decided to use it TIle picture 99th Congre , has signed 'On as tiQn to the LEe B'Oard. d'O ed th didn't change, but I have. The a co- PQnsQr. Since he cQntinue event with a letter-\vriting s- n w picture i the way I look to• as a member 'Of the Judiciary iQn Over 00 lettel wet' writt n day Old. I can't help thal But Committee, he has an important to members 'Of the Massachu tts th 1 ' one thing I can d'O. and VQte 'On both the subcQmmittee delegatiQn wh'O have yet t'O co• that' to U)' t'O k ep the idea and cQmmittee. He also chaired ponsQr H.R 442. young. the one-day marathQn hearing Jack Ozawa Memorial Thanks f'Ol' Im;ting me back 'On HR 442 in April 1986, which The family 'Of Jack Ozawa, wh'O 1I1tO y til' hQme ' agam fQr a little make him mQre knQwledgeable died NQv. 8, ha asked that mem• whll I'Ong r. about the redres issue. 'Orial c'OntributiQns be given tQ 1110.' Ia.<;t reek. recen-ed iliOn? 1erteI~ N.Y. Fund-Raiser LEC to carry 'On redress w'Ork Oza• or pmr ;t from Has/lime cuto. TltcscJII. An.: .. Jar GIOO1.. Walla Walla. \\'0I;il.: F'n?d The "Evening 'Of Jazz" CQncert wa was president 'Of the Philad L- O. '!mlllL 001101;. Calif.: alld JacKsoIi Eta. held Feb. 15 to a full hQU e at phia Chapter and al '0 d as I LolliS . ..\00. Grenter LA. mgles J,.l.CL the UniversalJazzCoalitiQnCen• the chapter c'OQrdinator '0 r • ml a ?tIl/em. !Tiled by 56 llien! ter 'Of New YQrk was worth all the New Jersey lQbbying and fund• -..l.mllg Ecbtor aggravatiQn of trying to get to raising. He poke to grQup n I East Village in Manhattan from dre s and was intervi w d by the Kennedy Airport after a flight area new papers. from San Francisco, where the Chapter trea ur I' ' im Endo, JACL and LEC bQards held sepa• wh'O rved as cQlLecti'On agcnt Finding the Funding rate and jQint meetings. for th zawa family, gav LEC It was relaxing and enjoyabl a ch ck for $4,315. LE ' i ' most to hear SQ much musical talent grat ful to Jack's sist rs and dilte, I also a co- ' p n or. This amQng the yQung people whQ cre• brothel,', who made U, d 'cislon PRESIDENT'S \Va, aU pi ndld n \\' ! ated the exciting harmQny 'Of th that the memorial fund was (br CORNER But we musl be mmdful OfU1C evening. The rhythm of jazz and LE ': Marie Ozawa and I !amako en 11l10US ta ' k that Ii '5 ahead its musical develQpment and pro• Kawamura of' , eaUl '; Dorothy B 'id s g tting mOl ('0- PQIl. I ' gressiQn is individualized by th Ilirai of Kimberly, IdahQ: Grac~' in Ule 11011S ' and S nate. we I11U ,t Harry players, but listeners can respond Mkhihira of'lJuntll1gton Beach, g I a majority on k y subeon1l11lt• and pat1.icipate withQut askance Calif: Itoy Ozawa on Iarbol' City, Kajihara t, sand ('omnllttees 111 both eyes checking the intrusion. Calif; HarTY Ozawa 'Of Montcl'<.'Y hotlsC's or 'ongls lonppol1 It was a fun evening to raise Park, ('alit:; and William Ozawa bl'lI1gin~ the 1'( drl"l-o bills I ) Ilw lIl1 mQney, but obviously there was of Seattle. Th family contl'ibul The Ihird 1987-88 bi nllium noor (hI a vott' TIll' bottom lIn i: that ilJ, \l'L much hard work behind the effort. -d $1,000 to the fund. National Hom I ml 'ting "as Funding Shol'tfiill 'an inl'! 'use mt'mber~hip. or at The New YQrk Chapter mem• LEC is most uppr 'ciativ of h lei at National Ill'adqllm1l'l's J,\CL 'P '\'I n('( tl '1 ~ Pt'l 'l'lll ll't'lslll 'lam It. th Sill l1Illll \\tIl bers who planned the evening the fund, for it r COf,"nlz s th ' un· in San Francisco 011 1<' b. 14 and d 'lin in III mbl'l 'hip in 1 ' be l'edue:-d. Thel' arc thit b' should be cQngratulated. We alsQ finishcd busin ss 'Of I dr's5. 15. t the I.J.: ' Board III 'ting, Tog 'th<.'r with 11 shall) ri. in lia• that ational an do t promol exccutivC' dit ' 'tor Graycc lI, bility insumm'( PI miulUs, a m 'U1b I'slllp. 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The nr~t red lealUre~ P fI\S O NA l fi NAN CI A l ADVISE R S 3-Frank EOsmer scattered prewar monthl~ il>'lIe\ from Vol I. I n. I (dated Oct. I 'i. 1(29) 2i21 MISSIO N$1 , SUITE 8 SAN MAR IN O, CA 91108-163S Angeles . IS-Elmer M L'chlda. 811-199-9511 Associale, I-John L Frey. 17· rhrough MardI It) 12 (the l'1 I.' of EI':lCU ;llion). TIlt' entire run I)f weckl\ 1,,1IC" RKashlwagi. III 1912 from June Ihrough \)el'cmber and till' fl'm;lining \l';lr, arc (,:011l.lIill·d III 21 red .. . 1111~ 2'i·rcd SCI i .. ;l\'ailabll- at 'H10, · \ ' CLUB The 1986 rccl is available at a $32 pre-publication pri e if ordered I Ired Hallite I Untl, 1.3-David Noguchi before March 31, 198 . Co~t after that date will be $IjZ . JACL-Blue Shield a-Shiro Tokuno ISac I . 8-Tolu-u Ya• I Sac I. 6-Nunnan ;\llOcta ISJo I. 13- For Illore lOi{)rlllalioll or III pl:ll'C order-. wrile to Pr\('\H( (ITIZE . 9 II I:. Medical-Hospital-Dental Planners I SJu I. ~ - Ur George J Ya· \'I1Ifd "tr\ ~ l't. 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For full informa tion comple te and mall the cou• Up to 60 months ' . 8!% pon be low or call {41 5) 931-6633. • U•• dvehicle. 75% of average Blue Book 11~O!O Up to 42 months Signature Un secur d 1~!O Up 10 36 monlhs "ha t 1 Personalized Other.ecuredloans Sales - I.ea.<;ing - (;Iect Up to 3b !nonlh c; 1<',/ ill 111'1/1 11c'lI/lwn \I e!twi/(' 1!% N,lltll ( \1 1 ------Addll SS .~) NATIONAL JACL CREDIT UNION ( 2 I I02·"2H I l IIV St,lll' '.ip (ill) 'i.l2-')I.UI Nc lW (lVI.'!I $ " /I Mil /.InN IN ASI1/,f', i'O Box I '/2 1 1:;011 l.t1kf' C' lIy, Uloh SI\ I 10 SO I 31>b 801\ 0 Ph Ill' ( ) 6-PACIFIC CITIZEN I Friday, March 20,1987 Nominees for PHYSICIANI DENTIST SURGEON Callfornla Correctional In• AlP Women's The California Correctional stitution In Tehachapi Is Institution In Tehachapi Is BERKELEY testing for DentIst. Open testing for a PhyslcFanl to Men and Women. l\Iarc:h22 Him hima Jogakuin Choir will be presented in a free Surgeon. Award Sought Salary: S4.135-SS,789/mo. 7:30p.m. concert at Newman Hall.Z700 Dwight Way. The 31·mem· Salary: S4.995·S6,050/mo. ber choir i on tour in celebration of the college' l00th anniversalY· Vi it is being co-sponsored by Friends of SAN FRANCISCO- Pacific and (Range BJ MInimum quallflcatlons: Hibaku ha, Committee of Atomic Bomb SUlvivors, Possession of the legal re• Asian American Women Bay Minimum qualifications: Berkeley rca Interfaith Council. an Franci co and quirements for the prac• Area Coalition is accepting nom• Possession of the legal re• tice of dentistry In Callfor• Ea t Bay Him hima Nikkeijin Kai and the Ea t Bay and quirements for the practice an Franci co Bukai churche . inations for its fourth annual nla as determined by the Woman Warrior Awards, which of medlcFne In california as LOS ANGELES ' determined by the california California Board of Dental will be presented May 17 at Har• Board of Medical Ouallty Examiners. Education: March 31 Asian Pacific American upport Group of USC will bor Village Restaurant Assurance, or the ullfomla Graduation from approv• Board of Osteopathk Exam• 5-9p.m ho·t the first in a serie of aftel'·bu ine mixers for Created to recognize women ed Dental School or Iners and completion of an members. non·membel , and U C tafT, tudents and whose achievements have ad• registratIon as a Senior. alumni at Juli ' Re taUJ'ant, 3730 S. Flow I' St. Info; Intemshlp In an approved vanced the status of Asian Pacific hospital. jcandldates In the J.D. Hokoyama. (213) 743-4999. Send completed State a~ women and promoted the inter• process of completing a~ pllcatlon form 11678 to: March 25 Gian Carlo Menotti's ''The Medium" open. at Ea t West ests of the Asian Pacific commu• requirements may be admit· Playel . 4424 anta Monica Blvd. Opera. directed by nity, the awards will be given in ted to the exam, but must complete prior to appoint· CalifornIa CorrectIonal Mako with mu Ical direction by Glen Chin, i cheduled the categories of arts and media; ment.J InstItutIon to IUn thmugll May 3. how time and tick t infOlmation business and labor; education; p.o. BOX 1031 may be obtained by calling the theater, (213) 660-0366. Send completed Sute a~ health and human services; and plication form 11618 to: TehachapI. CA 93561 OAKLAND law, politics and community ad• Attn: Personnel Office vocacy. callfomla Correctional March 28 Asian Amel;can Theater Company' production ofUNot Institution You will be notJfled by Additional awards will be of• P.o. BOX 1031 8:30p.m. M.v Fault" wiU be performed at the Ohana Cultural Cen· mall of your test date and ter. 4345 Telegraph ve. Admi ion is $4. Further infor• fered this year to a young Asian Tehachapi, CA 93561 Pacific woman of achievement, Attn: Personnel Office tJme. mation may be obtained by calling (415) 658-1868. FInal flllng date 03/29/87 an Asian Pacific mother-and• Final filing date 03{29/B1 SAN FRANCISCO daughter team, and an inctividual Equal Opportunity Employer Equal Opportunity Employer March 21 "J-Town Revue," an evening of entertainment by Nikkei who has made significant contri• 7:30p.m. performel . will take place at AMC Kabuki Theater on butions to the collective or indi• Post and Fillmore streets. Tickets are $12 and may be vidual development of Asian Pa• obtained by contacting the Japanese Cultural and Com· cific women. TEACHER, REGISTERED munity Center of Northern California, (415) 567-5505. Proceeds from the annual fund• ELEMENTARY NURSE" SAN J 0 S E raiser have enabled P AAWBAC EDUCATION to award $500 scholarships annu• The callfomla Correctional March 29 Eighth annual akura Fashion how and Luncheon Institution In Tehachapi Is ally since to Asian Pacific The call torn I a Correctional oon Benefit for Yu·Ai Kai nior Center will take plac at 1984 tr>"tIng for Reg l n~ Nurse the San Jose HyaU House. Mediterranean Room Tickets women pursuing education to• Institution In Te-hachaplls I•. Open to Men & Women. are $26 per pelon and may be obtain d by contacting ward a non-traditional career. testing tor teacher, ele• Salary: S2.112 -S2.s39/mo. the Yu-Ai Kai office, (408) 294-2521. Nomination must be post• mentary education. Open jRange AI marked by Apr. 1. Nomination to Men and Women. fonns are available by calling Minimum qualification$: I Salary: S2. 522·S),040/mo. year of professional nu~ng aryl Ito, (415) 3346759, or Shir• ALASKA LEGAL SEMINAR Tell Them You Saw It in experience In California jRang~ OJ the Pacific Citizen Ie Wong, (408) 298-2128. State Setvlc:e performIng the duties of a Reg lst~ Nurse Minimum qualifications: I;I, I; or In a facility licensed for ~ Possession ot an elemen• Inpatient care. A MoIners tary teaching credential. Degree In nu~ng may be KATMAI LODGE Applicants who do not substituted for the entire ex· 20 Hours C L.E poss~ss this credential perlence, or a 8.A. degree In nursing may be substituted Aug. 22 Ihru Aug. 29. 1987 must have on file with for 6 months of the requJred CAMP commiSSion tor teachers REMOTE WILDERNESS FISHING experience. Experience pet' All 5 spetles 01 P~cific Salmo", ChiftOok and must secure this forming the duties of an Salina", ,n Ihe 70·lb class . as well as A YEAR'S GAIN credentJal within 120 days LVN may be substituted for IrOphy Ra,"bow Arctic Char ana Gray• after appointment. the required e~e on ""g. Slay n our comlonable rUSliC lDOge. a 2 month for I month ana IISh .. ,Ih some 01 Alaska s mOSI knowl IN HADING EACH WEEKI Send completed State a~ Have Fun While You learnl basis. eageaDle IIsoing gUiaes For meso reserva · plication torm 11678 to: lIons 01 our FREE orochurt please all 01 AI 'n~ c u H.nul U u Gil' " , Moul I.,n H a aan~ ,tngud n~l!uCII n I no Send completed Sute a~ compuiel U. Y ,plu. oulOoor dell ," ,,,.,, IISOIOQ I or~eDdL' IIolng 5WII11ml/lfl dna POllS wTlle 10 California Correctional plIcation form '618 to: .ISI , edr OluubldnU,ng acn,"."mcnl O.IOS Dr EIMd R RelO S m tnoos lor leaching 'c301ng .It Tony Sarp In~ • mplar, l.ent r I ,r CdOll1 tn~UuCIIOO w ~O e'Clu.I\I~I\· Fi.glsler '10 .... lor I J ~r "'el'$ Institution callfomla CorrectloniJl DcQIIln"IQ Jur,< ,lIlr ,uY" Jul~ It, 2825S 90th S.E. P.O. 80X 1031 institution Everett, WA 98204 l,OJlldCI ECRIIOr Iree DrOenUr ' amllnlormdilon on me lallulous RCdOlnQ Camp 3310 Tehachapi, CA 93561 P.o. BOX 1031 :> ':iOu t: ~L~ UI IH II 18001\80111116·5083 • 4b8-ECRI (2061 337-0326 Attn: Personnel Otf\ce Tehachapi. CA 93561 Attn: ~nnel Office Final filing date 03/29/87 Final filing date, 03129/81 CLASSIFIED ADS Equal Opportunity Employer Equal Oppottvnlty ~ 4-Business Opportunities Mdl1.lYCI TV & VCR Sales & Service Nelgnoornooo Bu slllcss A,suc dllon GULF TO LAGOON ~Onlr,1CI .I~ Warranty Slallon ror mosl makes Full·llme granHundeO po,llIon Un,quo Flor, JEWISH CHAPLAIN Florin JACL DOUBLE FORK The California Correctional ~ Institution In Tehachapi Is RED ANGUS to Remember accepting applications for ~y.\) ,,\l~ ARIZONA the position of Jewish ~ODUCTION SALE!! eAnnual Las Vegas Night will take place March 28 beginning Chaplain. Open to men & JA Experience womt!n. Victor . M oatoDQ at 6 p.m. at the JACL Hall, 5414 W. Glenn Drive., Glendale. Salary: S2.407-S2,902/mo. Friday, April 3 • I p.m, Evening will begin with a steak dinner. Dinner tickets are $15 t...ac:6 . I;Z'I.l!),t Minimum qualifications: Or· per couple for members and $20 per couple for non-members ~ SACRAMENTO - The fifth an• dalned Rabbi, duly accred· Selling: nual "Time of Remembrance" Ited by and In good stand· sponsoted~ 75 i'4'rio:=.oeo u..d r.thu!'y II!$'~ CONTRA COSTA by Florin JACL and Ing with a recognized Cal• y.. ,lllIQ Sult. eChapter's Caring and Aging Retirement Program meeting will the Florin Japanese American Ifornia Rabbinical body. Ex· 10 5<01"", ,.",hog be., .. community, takes place March 28 perlence: 2 years of exper· take place March Z7 at 8 p.m. at East Bay Free Methodist lence In I or a combination Church, 5395 Potrero Ave., El Cerrito. Guest speaker will be at Florin Buddhist Hall, 8320 Flo• of the following: I . As a Ruby Okazaki who will discuss holistic health care and well rin Rd. This year' theme is "Pre• chaplain In, Armed St!rvlces serving Our Fragile Constitution." or In a public or private In• being for the Nisei and Sansei. Info: Flora Ninomiya, (415) ~ --t , stitution, or 2. As t!ltht!r a :...... ,...... 2340061. Peter Irons, political science Rabbi or Assistant Rabbi of ----~ - ~~"""'..Ar-I~ - .... --- .... . -.. - ... professor at UC San Diego and a congregation; or 3. As an .~ -'" ' ...... ordained Rabbi In rt!lIglous o_.a ...... ~ ~.~., • eChapter's annual Senior Appreciation Dinner will take place author ofJustice at War, will speak ...... ,...... ~ ...... -" ~ ,-.~.- education work, as a tt!ach• March 28, 5 p.m, at Maple Hall, San Pablo City. C