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Southeast Japanese School & Community Center 14615 S. Gridley Rd. Norwalk CA 90650 www.sejscc.org 562-863-5996

Tomodachi Richard Shinomoto

IN THIS ISSUE

President’s Message p. 1

Kendo p. 2

Norwalk Judo p. 3

Hikari Taiko p. 4

Japanese School p. 5

NYS p. 6

Nikkei Seniors p. 9

Dance Club p. 9

Bingo Schedule p.12

P R E S I D E N T ’ S M E S S A G E

C A L E N D A R

V o l u m e 3 3 , I s s u e 2 M a r c h 2 0 1 9 N e w s l e t t e r

Advisory Committee Mtg-1st Wed 7pm

Center Bd Mtg-2nd Wed Monthly 7 pm

Mar 2 Monthly Bingo games 6:30 pm

Family Nite, RSVP

16 NYS Banquet

23 Monthly Ballroom Dance 6-11 pm

31 Annual Center Clean-up 9:00 am

Apr 6 Monthly Bingo games 6:30 pm

Family Nite, RSVP

13 Recognition Dinner 5:30 pm

20 Spring Break: no school

27 Monthly Ballroom Dance 6-11 pm

May 4 Monthly Bingo games 6:30 pm

18 Gakuen Speech Program 9:00 am

25 Monthly ballroom Dance 6:30 pm

25-27 Judo Nanka Clinic 9-5 pm

Jun 1 Monthly Bingo games 6:30 pm

2 Rascals Basketball begins 1-5 pm

1 & 8 Japanese School registration 9-1 pm

July 8-12 Camp Hanabi 9-3 pm

27 & 28 Cultural Festival & Ondo

Recognition Awards Dinner April 13, 2019 5:30 PM

Outstanding Service Awardees :

Rich Tamaki, NYS

Brian Yoon & Kay Kim, Kendo

Doris Yarwood, Seniors

Plus High School Scholarship Awardees Tickets are available through Club reps or

Leave message at [email protected]

or Call (562) 863-5996

2 0 1 9

Island Style Dinner

Tickets:

$25.00 per adult ($10 tax deductible)

$10.00 per student (10 through 17)

$5.00 per child (under 10)

(No walk-ins accepted. Please RSVP by March 3)

Hi everyone!

Japanese School held their annual New Year’s party on January 19. This

year’s event was a potluck and there was a lot of delicious food to choose from.

The Japanese School students entertained their family, friends, and special

guests with singing and dancing. They are a talented group. A raffle was held at

the end of the evening and everyone took a gift home. Thank you to the Gakuen

volunteers for making this event another enjoyable time for us.

The Recognition Awards dinner will be held on Saturday, April 13. The theme

for the dinner this year will be “Island Style”. Preparing the Ono dishes will start

on April 12 Friday evening. The menu will be Kalua Pork, Potato Mac Salad, Broc-

coli, Inari Sushi, Chinese Chicken salad, Salmon Teriyaki, Katsu Chicken, White

Rice, Haupia and Desserts. Please join us in the festivities and help us celebrate

our honorees. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

This year’s center cleanup will be held on March 31 from 9am-12pm. Please

bring digging shovels, leaf rakes and gloves for working outside. For Inside clean-

ing please bring rubber gloves. Thank you. The center could not function if it were-

n’t for all the volunteers who generously donate their time.

Thank you to everyone for your continued support throughout the years. I

look forward to seeing you all at our upcoming events.

N O R W A L K K E N D O D O J O

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Happy New Year to everyone! Our first practice of 2019 was held on

January 4th. Our great dojo moms continued their tradition of preparing us

freshly made mochi and zenzai. Thank you so much!

The first tournament of the year was the SCKF Open Memorial Tourna-

ment in Torrance, which had more than 300 participants. Congratulations to

Cho In Ho for winning kantosho (fighting spirit) award in the senior division.

January was also a busy month for seminars and special practices, with dojo

members attending an international shinpan (referee) seminar in Dallas,

iaido seminar in Idaho, and shido-geiko (black belt training) in San Diego.

We are now collecting federation dues for the 2019 membership year,

Norwalk Kendo Dojo first practice of 2019

which runs from April 1, 2019, through March 30, 2020.

To all you former members out there: please re-up! We’d

love to welcome you back to the Norwalk Dojo family. And

new members are always welcome.

* * *

Norwalk Kendo Dojo practices Mondays from 7:00 to 8:30

pm and Fridays from 7:30 to 10:00 pm. We also practice

iaido (Japanese sword forms) from 9 to 10:30 pm on Mon-

days. New members are welcome. For more information,

including upcoming and past events as well as how to join,

please see our website at http://www.eanet.com/norwalk.

Contact us at [email protected].

Perfect attendance in January: Chu Elise and Chu Lawrence Last practice of 2018

Southeast Japanese School & Community Center Activities List

If you are interested in any of the activities at the Center, please contact the person listed below

Southeast Gakuen: Kimie Matsumoto (562) 863-5996 Hikari Taiko: (866) 6HIKARI [email protected]

Ikebana (Flower Arrgmt): Ogawa Sensei (714) 893-1245 Norwalk Nikkei Seniors: Toby Fusato (562) 860-7368

Guitar Class: Yuji Hata (562) 641-6097 Na Wahine ‘O Kawena: Karen Toyoshiba (562) 863-5996

Norwalk Youth Sports: [email protected] Hawaiian Karaoke Club: Stan Shimomura (562) 865-9672

Judo: Sergio Lemus email: [email protected] Ukulele Class: Kamaki Keawe (714) 928-7157

Kendo: Brian Yoon email: [email protected] Norwalk Dance Club: Edna Kurihara (714) 369-2463

Karate: Brock Nishimura (714) 826-9128 Koto Class: Kozue Matsumoto (661) 877-1996

By June Uyekawa

N O R W A L K J U D O D O J O

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A black belt is not something you wear, it’s something you become.

A black belt should be…a reflection of what is inside…not the proof of it

!---Robert Dallmann

“Do not place hope in finding a secret technique. Polish the mind

through ceaseless training; that is the key to effective techniques.”---

Kyuzo Mifune

Now that I’ve pumped up these next accomplishments to no end,

please join me in congratulating our newest promotions of the new

year…drum roll please---

Congratulations to Scott Momii sensei 4th Dan, Desmond Wong-1st

Dan, Alan Lee-1st Dan and Kay Sugahara-1st Dan. All of the newly

promoted black belts completed kata certification, refereeing and ful-

filled their competition points.

Yoku dekimashita ! Omedetou !

December 8th brought the Winter Nationals hosted by Goltz Ju-

do. Congratulations to Leslie Marroquin, our gold medalist and newest

member of Norwalk Judo. Woot hoot !

January 27th was the San Fernando Valley Kohaku Tournament-

San Jose Buddhist Tourney competitors Feb 10th

participants Bruce Yera, Leslie Marroquin-3rd place, Jocelynn

Blas-2nd place and Ain Cervantes. Momii sensei and Kay Sug-

ahara refereed this event.

Our turn at Bingo Night on February 2nd brought good

food and tons of great help ! Thank you to Johnson sensei,

Morishima sensei, Kyle Morishima, Johnny Blas, Candice and

Kevin Gomez, Bill Matsubara Sr., Billy Matsubara Jr., and girl-

friend Jen, Ronel Pulmano, Miki Suzuki, John and Myra Uyeha-

ra, Max Uyekawa, Desmond Wong and Emilio Zamorano.

San Jose Buddhist Tournament was the next weekend

and Norwalk brought a van full of judokas. Congratulations to

the following competitors, Ain Cervantes-2nd place, Tanner

Sonoda-2nd, Ren Uyehara-5 rounds, Leslie Marroquin-3rd, Joey

Salazar-1st place, Weston Uyekawa-1st and Kristian Espinoza-

2nd place. Coaches Uyekawa sensei, Momii sensei and guest

coach, Blinky Elizalde.

We had the pleasure of attending a judo clinic given by

Brian Olson, 4-time U.S. Olympian on February 16th at Taishi

Judo Club. Thank you to those who attended, Momii sensei,

Morishima sensei, Johnson sensei, Conor Uyekawa, Daniel

DiSalvo, Leslie Marroquin, Joey Salazar and Weston Uyekawa.

2019 is in full gear, please stay in the loop, come to prac-

tice twice a week, go visit other dojo’s and never stop practic-

ing. “The road to success is short and smooth.”---said no one

ever.

Year of the Pig, 2019---Men born in the pig year are optimistic

and gentle. They are very focused. Once they decide on a goal,

they’ll put everything into it. This is your year… bring it.

Leslie Marroquin,

gold medal winner at

Winter Nationals,

Dec 8th, 2018

Brian Olson

Clinic Feb. 16th

At the Taaishi

Judo Club

By Angela Lopez H I K A R I T A I K O

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Kamaki Keawe

Musician

‘Ukulele Instructor

714.928.7157

[email protected]

Last year seemed to fly by so quickly and we learned so much in

such a short time that we are only too happy to slow things down a bit

in the beginning of 2019. With our new and continuing members, we

have been able to really focus on the important aspects in the art of

taiko and all the things that make us all better taiko players.

January is always a fun time for Hikari because we get to wel-

come new students to our Beginning Basics Workshop and this year

was no different. After just a few weeks our new students are showing

great progress in the class and with the help of their instructors, Har-

riet and Joyce, we hope they are having fun as well!

In January, our Kuma class brought in new members that were

part of our 2018 Beginning Basics Workshop. The class has been

taking these first few months of 2019 to review form and patterns,

and also to get more comfortable with their stances. All of this is in

preparation for them to put a new spin on one of their beginning piec-

es. It will be difficult but this talented group of students is welcoming

the challenge. We cannot wait to see how it turns out!

Our Sakura class has been busy as well. They have begun learn-

ing a new piece that may be one of the most physically demanding

that they have attempted so far. That, however, only helps drive their

desire to learn and master it. In addition to their new piece, they are

working on learning new skills on all drums to help towards our goal of

becoming a more rounded group. They will continue to work on per-

fecting all of their skills to prepare for future performances.

Speaking of performances, while we have had a quiet beginning

of the year we did return to a few of our favorite events in February.

On February 6 we helped City of Hope in Duarte with their Lunar New

Year celebration, which is always a favorite of ours. Later in the

month, on February 24, we were back with our friends at the Orange

County Japanese American Association to entertain at their annual

New Year event in Anaheim. We are always excited and happy to help

both COH and OCJAA with any of their events.

The next few months have us going back out into the community

to spread the art of taiko, and also staying close to home to help with

Center activities. And as always, we will be having fun while doing it!

S E J S C C B O A R D M E M B E R S

If you wish to contact any of the board members, please call the Center and leave a message.

Linda Kusuda

Tye Masaki

Kimie Matsumoto

Fred Matsumoto

Carrie Nakatani

Ernie Nishii

Mas Onoda

Richard Shinomoto

Colleen Sonoda

Miki Suzuki

Tosh Teramoto

Dean Wada

Bob Yamada

Ted Yoshimura

“Tomodachi”, 14615 Gridley Rd., Norwalk CA 90650.

Tel: 562-863-5996. Published 6 times annually by the Southeast

Japanese School and Community Center. A no charge newsletter

informing all participants of activities on a one per household

basis. Bulk Mail Postage Paid at Norwalk, CA. Editor: Colleen

Sonoda; Advertising & Mailing: SEJSCC Staff, Mas Onoda,

Gakuen PTA and Norwalk Nikkei Seniors.

A C K N O W L E D G E M E M T S

January — February

Rusty Okimoto $200.00

Hikari Taiko Drummers $1,000.00

Glenn Yata $1500.00

Norwalk Kendo Club $500.00

Paul and Janet Ogasawara $100.00

David Castro (in memory of Keith Ikemoto) $100.00

Margaret Saito (in memory of T. Saito) $250.00

Dean and Gloria Wada $800.00 (in memory of Mr.& Mrs. George Okimoto)

Pat Kawamoto $100.00

Larry and Karlyne Sera (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $100.00

Michael and Margie Odanaka (in honor of Ryo Terasaki) $100.00

Teresa Louie (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $60.00

Dan Fukushima (in memory of Shigeo & Ryo Terasaki) $500.00

Fukuyo and Shusaku Tanaka $100.00

Tobius Matsumura $62.52

Carol Sato (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $50.00

Misaki Okimoto $300.00

Stanley Terasaki (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $250.00

Arlene Dootson (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $75.00

Thomas Hirose (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $100.00

Sandra Nizetich (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $100.00

Victor Myamoto (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $50.00

Leanella McMahon (in memory of Ryo Terasaki) $50.00

Traditional Artists’ Guild of Paramount $50.00 (in memory of Ryo Terasaki)

Thank you for your kind generosity

and continuing support.

J A P A N E S E S C H O O L

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The New Year began for the Gakuen students with the tradition-

al ozooni tasting in observance of Oshoogatsu. A special thanks to a

parent, Jason and Saori Enomoto of Dakara Restaurant for preparing

a very special recipe of ozoni. At the January Shinnenkai, the stu-

dents sang and danced before honored guests from the community

center board, students, parents, teachers and other supporters.

Students from all classes participated in the school-wide nenga-

jo contest. The theme for this year is the year of the pig. Every stu-

dent voted for the best one in each age division. Please view their

work on the bulletin board in the hallway. Winners were awarded

prizes at the New Year Party. (photo) Winners were, Maya Enomoto,

Kindergarten; Samantha Munoz, 1st Grade; Miya Bennett, 2nd , Airi

Ochoa, 3rd Grade; Koa Boyle, 4th/5th Grade; Kento Enomoto,

6th/7th Grade; Andrea Murillo, 8th/9th Grade; Ciara Sassone, 10th

and above.

The Gakuen students also participated in the national nengajo

contest and we had four winners from our school. This year 758 stu-

dents from 126 schools participated. From our school, Kiyoshi Matsu-

moto won 2nd place in the most comical category in the Elementary

School Division and Andrea Murillo received honorable mention in the

most comical category in the Middle School Division. In addition, this

year we had a winner, Rachel Sugahara, for the most artistic entry in

the College/University Division. Winners received Amazon gift cards.

Congratulations to all! Please take a look at their artwork at

http://www.aatj.org/nengajo-contest/2019.

On February 2nd, Gakuen students observed Setsubun by eat-

ing the number of beans equal to their age for good luck. Some clas-

ses made ehomaki, a rolled sushi that is said to be lucky if one

eats it without a word facing North, Northeast on Setsubun

day. The kindergarten class made oni masks (see photo) and

everyone listened to a presentation by Nakagawa sensei about

Setsubun. She dressed in the oni costume and was chased

out by all the students.

On March 2nd, the Gakuen celebrated Hinamatsuri (Doll

Festival/Girl’s Day). The students enjoyed viewing the tradi-

Some of the creative nengajos on display

Nengajo winners. Congratulations!

Setsubun Day

A big THANK YOU and much appreciation to the following companies

for your support of the Young Ambassador Silent Auction!

Islands Fine Burgers & Drinks, Long Beach Towne Center

Matsu Restaurant in Huntington Beach

Golf ‘N Stuff Family Fun Center, Norwalk

Hornblower Cruises & Events, Newport Beach

Otterbox Smart & Final

Black Bear Diners Aquarium of the Pacific

Curves Fitness Membership Total Wine & More

Pacific Park in Santa Monica Six Flags Magic Mountain

Excited to go to Japan for the Young Ambassador Homestay program

N O R W A L K Y O U T H S P O R T S

Congratulations to the 27 junior teams in completing

an awesome NYS Winter League season! The 27 teams

that fought hard for 10 intense weeks of competitive

games that began December 2nd until February 17th con-

sisted of four new second grade teams: Blizzard, Piranhas,

Warriors, and Force. Please join us in welcoming these

new players and their coaches to our Norwalk Youth

Sports family! Now, let’s get ready for the Senior Spring

League season beginning the first week of March. It will be

exciting to see our players building their confidence and

developing their basketball skills through dedication and

team work once again on the courts!

By Alyssa Cha

Welcome 2nd grade teams to your

Norwalk basketball family !! Team FORCE

Front row: Kenzie, Aly, Alina, Soraya, Kaitlyn Back row: Asst. Coach Jason, Head Coach Scott, Mika, Chloe, Layla, Hina, and Asst. Coach Daryl

Team WARRIORS:

(from left to right): Asst. Coach John, Asst. Coach Doug, Landon, Nolan, Jacob, Raejon, Tristan, Zachary,

Jun, Elliot and Coach Singer

Team PIRANHAS Front row sitting down: Connor S, Aaron, Connor O, Mathew

Second row: Daniel, Colin, Roberto, TJ, Tyler

Back row: Asst. Coach Ron, Robert, Head Coach Ted,

and Asst. Coach Mike

Team BLIZZARD

Front row; Sam, Previn, Ren, Evan, Brady, Conrad

Back row: Head coach Curtis, Wesley, Jackson, Austin, Reyan,

Asst. Coach Gabe, and Asst. Coach Blake

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N O R W A L K Y O U T H S P O R T S

8th Grade Tribute NYS would like to recognize our 4 - 8th grade teams: Blue

Starz, Blue Thunder, Dragons, and the Kings. Now that winter

season is over, they have graduated from playing in the Junior

Division into the Senior Division. We wish them the best of luck

as they continue playing basketball in the spring season that

starts this month!

KINGS: “THEN… AND NOW”

Front row: Carl, Ian, Lucas, George

Back row: David, Eugene, Joshua Y, Kyle, Joshua P, Coach Ralph “ We have grown from young boys learning to play a game to young men that

have experienced the importance of teamwork and how commitment to each

other and our organization bonds us together.”

Marco, Tyler, Bryce, Michael, Darren, Andrew, Jerrick, Shane, Ethan

Coach Masa & Asst. Coach Kelly

By Mary Ann Kurihara

(Cont’d) BLUE STARZ

Front row: Katelyn, Kayla, Alyssa, Madison Back row: Coach Scott, Brooklyn, Emma, Mylie, Kristi, Coach Teiko “We have fun playing basketball with our friends.”

DRAGONS

NYS is proud to announce that 8th graders Kristi

Ikemoto and Brooklyn Kame (Blue Starz), Shane Kikuta and Michael Lau (Kings)

have made the Yonsei 26 Basketball team for 2019. Each started with NYS from

Rascals and have continued with their teams since. All four players can be seen

working hard during the NYS Pancake Breakfast and the Center Cultural Festival.

Yonsei Basketball is a non profit organization dedicated to providing a cul-

tural exchange between Southern California youth and their counterparts in Ja-

pan. Kristi, Brooklyn, Shane and Michael were selected based on their academic

excellence and letters of recommendation as well as a personal interview, essay

and basketball skills tryout..

This year’s team will travel to Shibata City, Japan to participate in goodwill

basketball games and home-stay with families to experience Japanese culture

and life. The players need to fundraise to help cover the cost of their trip. You can

help support them (pledges for a Shootathon, buying raffle tickets, Yonsei t-shirts,

and participating/sponsoring the annual Yonsei Golf Tournament. Please contact

the players if you are able to contribute. Any donation is

greatly appreciated.

By Klete Ikemoto

Y O N S E I 2 6

Congratulations to Michael, Shane, Kristi and Brooklyn!

YONSEI 26

BLUE THUNDER

Front row: Nicholas, Nathan, Ryan, Matthew Back row: Coach Don, Vinod, Edward, Bryan, Coach Roger “Boys to Men: These kids matured as players and as indi-viduals, couldn't be more proud of them. “

Team DIAMONDS: Top: Wu, Barillas, Ono, Hantragoon

Bottom: Tamaki, Om, Lee, Hayakawa

Team LIGHTNING BOLTS: Coach Jason Ishibashi, Christian P, Joseph S, Joshua C, Matthew P, Conner I, Brandon H, Sam J and Coach Brent Caceres (Jayden L missing)

Team HORNETS: (no photo available)

Players: Kyle M., Carson N., Kolbe N., Owen K.

Devin L., Luke H., Daniel I., Richard I.

Coaches Dean Masukawa and Steve Kim

N O R W A L K Y O U T H

S P O R T S

(Cont’d)

Best of luck to our 5 Senior teams!! Wishing you all the best with your future plans whatever they

may be. Thank you for all your dedication and support in mak-

ing NYS and SEJSCC proud. Good luck and enjoy playing in

your final season. We will miss you next year. Thank you also to

your parents and coaches who have dedicated so many years

and volunteered countless hours. Remember NYS will always

be here for you...

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Team LEGACY :Hannah C., Samantha I. Sara T., Areanna

A.,Ashley K. Traci K. (Coaches: David & Stacie Inana)

Team REBELS: “We love to eat when not playing ball!”

(L-Rt): Christian B, Jett S, Josh E, Kameron K, Ryan Y, Matthew R, Joshua C, Kevin T, Joseph P, and Coach Kurt Kohara

N O R W A L K D A N C E C L U B By Connie Ciranna

Norwalk Dance Club’s “Winter Social” – January 26th, 2019

A belated ”Happy New Year” from Norwalk Dance Club”! It

was really nice to get back to dancing on the fabulous Norwalk

dance floor & seeing our dancing friends. Thank you Yuso, for

providing a list of what different types of music you will be play-

ing. It really helps. Then, there are the “Ladies in the Kitchen”,

who fills our plate with a Cha Shu Bao, salad, pieces of pineapple

& cantalope, & an almond cookie. Thanks, ladies!

Dancing doesn’t stop, though! It was nice to watch Kenny

& Chiemi Y. dancing the Viennese Waltz. Also, it was good to see

several men, like Art H., invite other ladies to dance.

Thanks to all who helped in making our January dance a

nice beginning to 2019. Mark your calendar for our next dance,

February 23rd, “International Nite Social”!

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N I K K E I S E N I O R S

Seniors 2019 began with our January 8th meeting when membership

renewals were collected and signups for the January 22 New Year’s com-

plimentary luncheon taken. Our new treasurer is Bob Yamada. We thank

Bob for being our new treasurer and adding to his many responsibilities at

our Center: current Board member for many years and on our premises

almost daily taking care electrical problems and various repairs required.

So thank you Bob!!

Helen Hikiji and her helpers, Alice and Ron Kaneshiro, Gloria Sakoda,

Chiyeko Uyemori, Brian Matsumoto and George Ishikawa all kindly pre-

pared plates of Chinese catered food for our New Year’s luncheon. Thanks

to Helen for coordinating the effort. The food of chow mein, fried rice,

chicken and beans, walnut shrimp and orange chicken was well received

and enjoyed. Having catered food allows our group to enjoy Bingo games,

one of our favorite past times.

The new policy regarding any payments for our functions is to en-

close that check or cash in an envelope with your name, amount enclosed

and its purpose. This helps our treasurer keep his financial records accu-

rate. So our members are reminded to follow his request.

Our speaker meeting on “Keeping Balanced” scheduled for February

26th at 12 noon is fast approaching. It should be a helpful and enlighten-

ing session for us as we seniors are prone to falls and the

problems that arise from it can be difficult. Signups were

taken at the last meeting so that Atlantis Physical Therapy

presenters would have the number of infor-

mation/brochures to distribute.

Seniors should be considering the Pechanga Casino

Day Trip on Tuesday, March 26th. The bus will leave our

Center at 8:30 a.m. for a fun time. Cost is $15 per person

paid in advance to Doris Yarwood. Please call her first at

562-863-9493 ASAP to reserve your place and she will let

you know where to send the check to her with your

Pechanga Casino number or birthdate before March 11th.

A tip of $1 for the bus driver will be collected on trip day.

Others interested may join us but please call Doris as well.

There will be no seniors meeting on this day.

We are saddened to learn that Miyuki Kojo who was

a long time member of our club and also the Dance Club

had recently passed away. She was a special lady. She and

her husband were very active and helpful members of our

Center. Until early last year, she and her daughter attended

our main Center functions. We extend our heartfelt condo-

lences to her family and to Jeanne and Gerald Muraoka.

Call Mary Iwami 562-377-2466 for their contact infor-

mation.

Big bingo winner John Sugita on Feb 12.

Helen (left) and her serving helpers at New Years catered lunch:

Alice, Gloria, Chiyeko, Ron, Brian.

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