Newsletter - Fresno JACL

Fresno JACL News
Editor of the Month: Bob Shintaku
P.O. Box 27485 • Fresno, CA 93729-7485
June2013
2011
January
PRESIDENT’S
By Bobbi Hanad
Greetings
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first major event tha
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February. I was so
28 ANNUAL SHINZEN RUN
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The 2013 Shinzen Run will be held on Saturday, April 27th at Woodward Park, Fresno, California. This
the brought m
long
overdue.
A DV
th
28 anniversary of the run. As one of the major fund raisers of the Fresno JACL, we have many veteran
volunteers and sponsor members that without we would not be able to put on such an event.
In April we hosted
the new and
age of tech
We are still seeking volunteers to man the chutes, help with registration. The race director, Ken Takeuchi,
heat
Sally Yemoto, of Pro Race Group are providing their valuable services ensuring that the race was
runthat
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usual high standards.
Maywalk
we honored
This year’s run features both a men’s and women’s 10 mile walk, 10 mile run, a 5 mile run, a twoInmile
and a two mile run. The five mile race is part of the Valley Runner of the Year series and is worthHamamoto
30 points.and Kel
was
so nice
Kids races are also held and each child receives a goody bag. If you wish to donate any items, please provide
by to see s
ceremony
April 4 by contacting any board member. Refreshments are provided by the committee members, as well asat Roedin
year and it is so nic
Sunnyside Packing/Moonlight Packing, Uncle Harry’s Bagels, Alpine Waters, and Fresh Pacific.
In June
We would like to thank our principal sponsors, Larry Kitahara of Kitahara GMC, Pontiac and Buick,
and we
Dr.will hon
August.
Anyone is
Michael Lynch with the Central Valley Pharmaceutical School and the John and Bertha Garabedian Charitable
bingo gift
to exchan
Trust. The Fresno Taiko Drummers will be performing again this year after the race. Trophy presentations
and
11:30
to
2:00.
Sponsored by the Fresno Chapter/Japanese American Citizens League
raffle prizes are awarded.
Post Office Box 27485 ~Fresno, California 93729-7485~ (559) 434-1662
A Non-profit Community Organization ~ Federal Tax ID 94-6102625
year we decide
Race results can be seen on the Pro Race Group’s website (proracegroup.com) along with pictures ofThis
the event.
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The committee is looking forward to this year’s 27 Anniversary. Proceeds benefit the Shinzen newsletter
December
Woodward Park, the Nikkei Foundation and the Fresno JACL Scholarship and Community Service programs. 1. If you
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Email: kirikushi@s
2013 JACL COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
I would like to than
encourage our mem
The 2013 JACL Collegiate Leadership Conference will be held on March 15-18, 2013 in Washington,
DC. members
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board
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previous years, the conference was held in June, however, JACL is trying a new format to run the Collegiate
Your board membe
Conference at the same time as the JACL/OCA Leadership Summit in Washington, DC.
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In addition, in 2013, student members from each of the JACL District Councils will be given priorityCharlene
and an Kiyuna- S
opportunity to participate in the conference. As with the JACL/OCA Leadership Summit, the DistrictMarcia
Councils
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will be responsible for the tuition fee for the college participant. Central California District Council will
pay
the
Robert Shintakubo
tuition fee for the college participant from our district. The fee for the collegiate participant will cover
airfare,
Rick Yamamoto- bo
lodging, meals and transportation during the conference.
Judie Brown- board
Jody Hironaka-Jute
We are requesting that Governors and Staff assist us in distributing information and applications for the 2013
JACL Collegiate Leadership Conference. Please do all you can to urge qualified and interested students
to have any que
If you
apply.
bhanada@aol.com.
The Deadline for all applications is Sunday, January 27, 2013 (postmarked or emailed) to the JACL Midwest
Sincerely,
Office in Chicago.
Bobbi Hanada, pres
For further information, contact Christine Munteanu, jacl.fellow@gmail.com
The Guidelines and Application for the 2013 JACL Collegiate Leadership Conference are on the following
pages.
JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE
Midwest Office: 5415 N. Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640
Ph: (773) 728-7170 • Fax: (773) 728-7231 • E-mail: midwest@jacl.org
2013 JACL Collegiate Leadership Conference
Conference Description - JACL Districts
The 2013 JACL Collegiate Washington, D.C. Leadership Conference is an intensive three-day leadership
development program that introduces Asian Pacific American student leaders to the national policy-making
arena. Participants will be briefed on legislative issues affecting the Asian Pacific American community
and examine the role Asian Pacific American civil rights organizations play in affecting public policy in the
nation’s capital. They will also have the chance to meet and work with other student leaders representing
colleges and universities from throughout the country and learn ways to effectively address issues and
create positive social change on their own campuses and beyond.
Eligibility Requirements:
Applicants must be Asian Pacific American undergraduate freshman, sophomore or junior class students
attending an accredited college or university on a full-time basis. In addition, applicants selected by their
JACL District Council must be JACL members (student/youth or individual level) in good standing.
Selection:
Twelve participants will be selected to attend the conference. One spot is reserved for each of the seven
JACL District Councils, and five spots for at-large applicants. If a District Council identifies multiple
candidates, the JACL staff will vet the candidates for acceptance. Additional District Council candidates
may be offered an at-large spot.
Tuition
The district is responsible for covering their candidate’s tuition fee of $500. This tuition fee will cover
participant’s airfare, lodging, meals, and transportation during the conference. Any additional costs
(entertainment, room service, etc) are the responsibility of the participant. Participants are also responsible
for travel to and from their departure airport.
Dates:
Friday, March 15 - Monday, March 18, 2013 (Arrival by 4pm, Friday, March 15)
Conference Headquarters:
Doubletree Hotel
1515 Rhode Island Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Application:
Applications are available through the JACL website at www.jacl.org, or by request at midwest@jacl.org.
Applications are due by SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 2013 (postmarked or emailed) to
JACL Midwest Office
Attn: Collegiate Leadership Conference
5415 N. Clark Street
Chicago, IL 606040
or midwest@jacl.org
The JACL Collegiate Leadership Conference is sponsored by UPS and Southwest
Airlines.
JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE
Midwest Office: 5415 N. Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640
Ph: (773) 728-7170 • Fax: (773) 728-7231 • E-mail: midwest@jacl.org
Name (Mr./Mrs./Ms.)
2013 JACL Collegiate Leadership Conference
GENERAL APPLICATION
Address
City
State
Zip Code
Phone Number (preferred)
Phone Number (alternate)
Email (preferred)
Email (alternate)
College/University
Graduation Year
Major/Minor
Dietary/physical restrictions or allergies
Emergency Contact Name/Relationship
Emergency Contact Phone
Eligibility Requirements: Applicant must be an Asian Pacific American undergraduate freshman,
sophomore or junior class student attending an accredited college or university on a full-time basis.
Please submit all of the following:
1. Activities and Service: Please include a copy of your resume describing your extracurricular
activities, community service experience, work history, and leadership positions. Be sure to
include dates of involvement, activities you’ve undertaken, and roles you’ve played.
2. Statement of Interest: Please describe your view on an important issue facing the APA
community or APA students, and explain how your attendance at the JACL Collegiate
Leadership Conference would help address this issue. (500 words max.).
3. Biographical Sketch: Prepare an autobiographical summary (100 words max.), to be
distributed to conference participants and facilitators.
4. Send to: Mail or email completed application to JACL Midwest Office, 5415 North Clark Street,
Chicago, IL 60640 or email to Midwest@jacl.org. Emails or postmarks must be on the
deadline date of January 25, 2013.
By signing this application, I affirm that all information contained herein is accurate to the best of my
knowledge. Further, I understand that this is a professional conference and agree, if selected, to
attend all sessions and abide by programmatic guidelines and staff instructions.
_______________________________________
Signature
_______________________
Date
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AARP MEMBERSHIP PARTNERSHIP WITH JACL
AARP, the sponsor of the Norman Y. Mineta Fellowship Program, has a special partnership with JACL and is a great
opportunity for JACL to raise funds and strengthen ties with AARP. JACL gains monetary benefits from this program
and JACL members have the opportunity to show AARP the strength and value of the Japanese American community,
which will ultimately work to convince them to tailor more programs towards JA’s and Asian Americans. For every
AARP membership purchased by JACL members through the special program, AARP donates a portion of the
membership fee back to JACL. More details can be accessed at the following link (http://jacl.org/AARPPartnership.htm).
If every chapter has at least one person to sign up for AARP through this program, JACL can make a significant impact in
boosting AARP’s support of their Multicultural Marketing Department. If you have any questions, please email Jason
Hata, a Norman Y. Mineta Fellow working in the JACL DC office, at minetafellow@jacl.org.
Fresno JACL News
Editor of the Month: Bob Shintaku
P.O. Box 27485 • Fresno, CA 93729-7485
June 2011
FRESNO JACL SCHOLARSHIPS - 2013
The Fresno Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) awards scholarships to graduating high
school seniors who are planning to enter an accredited college or university, to continuing undergraduate
students who are enrolled in a program at an accredited college or university leading to an undergraduate degree
or to graduate students at an accredited college or university. The following are possible scholarships that may
be awarded in the spring of 2013.
Masao and Hana Kimura Scholarship - The Kimuras owned and operated a grocery store in West Fresno for
over 30 years. Since a large number of customers at the store were of Japanese-American descent, Hana
Kimura made it preferable that the scholarship be made to a Japanese-American student. It is $2,000 paid in
four $500 annual installments, available only to entering freshmen with a GPA of 3.0 or better.
Miyahara/Kusakai Scholarship - This $1000 scholarship was established by the Miyahara and Kusakai
families in memory of Hiro and Day Kusakai’s son. The Kusakais are Thousand Life Club members. Hiro
Kusakai was a past president of the Fresno JACL.
Dr. Henry Kazato Memorial Scholarship - The original scholarship program began at the urging of Dr.
Kazato in 1977 and was established by the Kazato Family. This $1,000 scholarship is awarded to a student
interested in the medical field.
Barbara and Izumi Taniguchi Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the Fresno Chapter
Scholarship Fund. Barbara and Izumi Taniguchi were both past Fresno Chapter Presidents. Izumi Taniguchi
passed away several years ago. Barbara continues to be a Thousand Club Member. The $1,000 scholarship is
now funded by the Fresno Chapter Scholarship Fund and from contributions by the Taniguchi Family.
Fred Y. and Setsu Hirasuna Scholarship – This scholarship was established by the Fresno Chapter’s
scholarship fund in honor of Fred Y. Hirasuna. Fred was a past president. Before JACL was established as a
national organization Fred was an active member of the Fresno American Loyalty League which subsequently
became the Fresno Chapter of JACL. This $1,000 scholarship is now funded by the Fresno Chapter Scholarship
Fund and from contributions by Setsu Hirasuna and family.
Dr. Thomas T. Yatabe Scholarship – This $1,000 scholarship was established by the Fresno Chapter
Scholarship Fund in 1977. Dr. Yatabe was instrumental in the formation of the Fresno American Loyalty
League which subsequently became Fresno Chapter of JACL when the national JACL was formed.
The Sally Yabumoto Slocum Memorial Student Aid Fund – This $750 scholarship is a need-based award.
Ayako (Sally) Yabumoto was born in Los Angeles in 1908. Her parents were from Wakayama, Japan. She was
raised on a small farm in Chamerino, New Mexico. She graduated from Gadsen High School in Anthony, New
Mexico. She married Tokutaro Nishimura Slocum, an Issei and WW1 Veteran, in 1935. The family was
interned at Manzanar in 1942. They moved to Fresno in August 1946. Ayako went to work at California State
University, Fresno as a secretary around 1953 and retired in 1974. The Fresno JACL was a major interest in her
life. She served as president. Before she died in May, 1991; she established this fund. Sally’s family continues
to support this fund.
The Bertha and John Garabedian Foundation Scholarship 2013 - This is a $1000 merit scholarship
presented through the Garabedians’ support of the 28th Annual Shinzen Run at Woodward Park in April 27,
2013. This event is a major fundraiser providing support to the Shinzen Garden, Nikkei Foundation and the
youth members of the Fresno JACL and Central California students seeking higher education.
Scholarship Applications may be downloaded at the Fresno JACL Website: http://www.fresnojacl.org
Information regarding the application process is on the application. Applications are due by April 1, 2013.
JAPANESE AMERICAN CITIZENS LEAGUE
FRESNO CHAPTER
2013 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
http://www.fresnojacl.org/
Please type or print in ink
APPLICANT
Last
First
Address
Middle
City
Telephone
Email
State
Date of Birth
Zip
Social Security No
Name and Address of Current School
Name and Address of Parent(s)/Guardian
JACL Chapter
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Write a minimum 200 word autobiography (typed, double spaced). Please attach a small photograph of yourself. In your
writing, please answer the questions below.
1.
2.
3.
4.
At which college/university do you plan to enroll or are currently attending?
What major field of interest do you plan to pursue?
Why did you choose this field of study?
What are your short and long term goals?
ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
Please attach a copy of your official school transcript or evidence of current academic performance. Please indicate any
scholastic honors or special recognition that you may have earned including the years that you received them.
ACTIVITIES AND AWARDS
Please list the school, work, and community activities in which you have been an active participant, i.e. student
government, athletics, music, drama, clubs/organizations, volunteer, etc. Please include any positions held in clubs,
activities or organizations and the years of involvement.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
Please ask an individual familiar with you to submit a letter of recommendation. This person may be a teacher, neighbor,
employer, or family friend. In 100 words or less, please address the following: the applicant’s character, achievements,
responsibilities, leadership or any other qualities that you feel significant regarding this student.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Please note: You do not need to complete this form unless you wish to be considered for the financial aid
scholarship. This section will be confidential and will only be reviewed by the Scholarship Committee.
EXPECTED EXPENSES:
Tuition
Room/Board
Books/Supplies
Transportation
Miscellaneous
TOTAL EXPENSES
$
$
$
$
$
$
EXPECTED FIANCIAL RESOURCES
Parents
$
Grants
$
Scholarships
$
Student Loans
$
Personal Savings
$
Other
$
TOTAL RESOURCES
$
Please list any other dependents (with their respective ages), besides yourself, who your parents claim as tax exemptions.
Also indicate if they are currently enrolled or planning to enroll in college concurrently with you.
If you or your family has any financial hardship(s) that the Scholarship Committee should consider, please explain.
Students must also submit a copy of the FAFSA or a copy of the Financial Aid Statement submitted to the student’s
college or university.
I certify that the information submitted herewith is true to the best of my knowledge.
I certify that the information submitted herewith is true to the best of my knowledge.
Signed___________________________________________ Date_________________
Signed___________________________________________ Date_________________
Mail completed applications to:
Mail
completed
Fresno
JACLapplications to:
Fresno
JACL
P.O. Box 27485
P.O.
Box 27485
Fresno,
CA 93729-7485
Fresno,
CA
93729-7485
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that
the
information
submitted
Attention:
Scholarship
Committee
certify
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the
information
submitted herewith
herewith is
is true
true to
to the
the best
best of
of my
my knowledge.
knowledge.
Attention: Scholarship
Committee
Applications should be postmarked no later than April 1, 2013.
Applications
should be postmarked no later than April 1, 2013.
Signed___________________________________________
Signed___________________________________________ Date_________________
Date_________________
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CCDC JACL SCHOLARSHIPS – 2013
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SCHOLARSHIPS
2013
The following
are available
for the spring of 2013:
Tom Shimasaki Memorial Scholarship ($500)
CCDC-JACL Scholarship ($500)
Issei Memorial Scholarship ($500)
Union Bank Scholarship ($500)
GENERAL
INFORMATION
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Tom Shimasaki
Memorial
Scholarship
($500)
CCDC-JACL
Scholarship
Matsuye
Okada Memorial
Scholarship
($500)
Kino
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($500) ($500)
Issei Memorial Scholarship ($500)
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the
following
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for the
the spring
spring of
of 2013:
2013:
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2013.
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June 2011
PLANNED GIVING – JACL
Many donors assume the only way to make a gift to JACL is through an outright gift or a transfer of an asset like cash or
real estate. While JACL certainly welcomes and encourages such gifts, it is also important for JACL supporters to know
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DAY OF REMEMBRANCE
Please mark your calendars for this year’s Day of Remembrance, February 17, 2013. It will feature our own Nikiko
Masumoto with her solo performance “What We Could Carry”. Part of the performance can be viewed at http://
whatwecouldcarry.wordpress.com/. This is very fitting for the DOR as we remember it’s been 25 years since the
signing of the civil liberties act of 1988. It is at Pardini’s Restaurant, 1:00 p.m. lunch with Nikiko’s performance to
follow. Lunch is $35.00. There is a silent auction, and 50/50 raffle. Please send checks made out to CCDC-JACL and
reservations to: Marcia Chung, 6522 N. Gentry Ave, Fresno, CA 93711. Tell all your friends.
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Veterinary Services:
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Orthopedic:
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