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NEWS FROM JASNM pg.6
JACL
Sagebrush Shinbun
New Mexico Japanese American Citizens League Newsletter
 For Better Americans in a Greater America 
Editor: Esther Chruchwell
Design layout/Printing: Valliant Printing
565-2185
VP OPERATIONS:
Keiko Johnson
280-0806
TREASURER:
Calvin Kobayashi
343-1180
SECRETARY:
Yuuki Nakayachi
VP MEMBERSHIP:
Esther Churchwell
883-5320
VP MARKETING & PUBLICITY:
Michael Sepulveda
440-3209
VP SPECIAL EVENTS:
Tessa Fujimoto
274-5436
Takeshi Fujimoto
274-5511
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE:
Jennifer Yazawa
255-8557
Maerc Cabrera
400-2995
Victor Yamada
856-8523
LIAISON, ANTI-HATE PROGRAM:
Sei Tokuda
266-2480
PRESIDENT, JASNM, INC
HONORARY BOARD MEMBER
Mary Burnett de Gomez
WEBMASTER:
Terri Teshiba
NMJACL is a 501(c)(3) Organization
June 2013
NMJACL ANNUAL PICNIC
2013 NMJACL BOARD
PRESIDENT:
Steve Togami
www.nmjacl.org
Date:
Time:
Place:
Sunday, June 23, 2013
11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Snow Park Center
9501 Indian School Rd. NE. Albuquerque 87112
(About 3 blocks west of Eubank, next to Eubank Elementary School on
Indian School Rd. NE and east of Moon. There is a basketball court, building
with indoor restrooms and a covered ramada, with a large park across the
arroyo, connected by a bridge walkway.)
Grilled dot dogs, hamburgers, condiments, and beverages will be provided by
NMJACL as a way of thanking our members, family and friends for all their
help during Aki Matsuri, other events sponsored by our organization, and for
volunteering your time and assistance on committees and projects related to
NMJACL.
Please join us for this appreciation picnic luncheon and for a day of fun.
BINGO is the usual highlight of our picnics, along with games for the children.
We welcome side dishes and desserts to compliment the hot dogs and
hamburgers. Sweetened ice (flavored shaved ice) will also be provided by
NMJACL.
Donated prizes for our Bingo games would be appreciated so all of our players
may be able go home with a prize. This may be a great occasion to “re-gift” any
new gifts you received in the past and would like to “recycle” them so some
other person may enjoy them. Or, this may be a good time to “de-clutter”
and donate all those items you purchased previously and have not found the
occasion to use these new items yet.
The NMJACL Board of Directors will also provide information on upcoming
events and plans for the organization. Come out on Sunday, June 23rd,
between the hours of 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. It is advisable that you join us
as soon as the hot dogs and hamburgers are grilled (or while the food supply
last). Spend a day relaxing with your family and “old” and new friends, while
enjoying some good eats.
Year of the Snake
NMJACL
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
HELLO EVERYONE,
School is out for the summer, the
garden is planted and it’s time for
our annual picnic! I hope everyone
will be able to join us on June 23 for
some delicious food and competitive
BINGO! We are always looking for
new JACL members, so please bring
someone that might be interested in
joining our group. What better way
to introduce someone, than to spend
a day filled with food and fun!
The Japan America Society of NM
held a Hanami Party & Kimono Show
on May 5. It was a wonderful way to
spend the afternoon – learning about
kimonos and enjoying a sushi picnic
lunch!
The Festival of Asian Cultures was
held on May 19. Thank you to Lois,
Gordon, Yuuki, Cheryl and Victor for
your help with our NMJACL booth.
As always, Valliant Printing did an
amazing job with the Aki Matsuri
flyers and raffle forms – thank you
Keiko! We had a new member signup during the festival – welcome
Vinod Mehta!
The board continues their hard work
with plans for Aki Matsuri. Many of
our boards members are extremely
busy this year (busier than normal!),
therefore, I am asking for additional
volunteers to come forward early in
the year to help with the planning
and organizing of our festival. Please
contact any board member if you
would like to volunteer.
Enjoy your summer and hope to see
you soon!
Steve Togami
JACL BOWLING LEAGUE
Another bowling season has come and gone – great bowling everyone! These are the final results:
1st Place: Late Comers – Lynn Marie, Marie Toya, Clarence Marie, Al Toya
2nd Place: Who Cares – Holly Atkinson, Don Tobolski, Masako Tobolski, Taka Kitamine
3rd Place: ½ and ½ - Aimee Skidmore, Jean Espinda, Clark Jackson, John Prebble
We’ll take a summer break and return to Starlight Bowling Center this fall.
High Game, Handicap
• Carli Yonemoto, 268
• Taka Kitamine, 312
High Series, Handicap
• Renee Gutierrez, 707
• Clarence Marie, 739
High Average
• Renee Gutierrez, 183
• Bill Yonemoto, 205
High Game, Scratch
• Shirley Yonemoto, 230
• John Prebble, 287
High Series, Scratch
• Aimee Skidmore, 562
• Mahn Tran, 689
Most Improved
• Mary Berniklau, 14.92
• Hugh Akutagawa, 16.42
NMJACL ANNUAL PICNIC
NMJACL is once again hosting a
picnic for our members, families and
friends who come out to assist our
organization time and time again.
This is our way of saying, “Thank you
for all of your support throughout the
year.”
It is absolutely amazing how you all
come to our aid and volunteer your
time and resources when we put the
word out.
While the NMJACL Board of
Directors, with the assistance of
Japan America Society of NM
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(JASNM, Mary Burnett de Gomez
and Leo Gomez), has been seeing
to all the details for this picnic
(obtaining the contract/permit from
the city, getting all the food items/
condiments for the hotdogs and
hamburgers, the drinks, ice, and
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transporting the grills, we still need
“more helping hands” from others to
get this picnic underway on Sunday,
June 23rd, at Snow Park (9501 Indian
School Rd. NE, west of Eubank Blvd.)
• We need someone to help
transport tables, chairs and other
items to and from Snow Park
(preferably someone with a pickup truck). If you can assist with
a truck, please contact Calvin
Kobayashi (343-1180) or Steve
Togami (565-2185).
the children while the others are
playing Bingo.
• We would like donations for
Bingo prizes. If you have new
items that you would like to
donate or “re-gift” for the Bingo
games, please bring them to
the picnic. Cash prizes are also
welcomed.
• Our members, family and friends
always compliment the hot dogs
and hamburgers with side dishes
and desserts. If you would like to
bring a side dish and or dessert,
please feel free to bring a dish.
Although the picnic is not scheduled
to start until 11:30 a.m. on Sunday,
June 23rd, the Board of Directors will
be on site by at least 11 a.m. to set up.
If you can assist with the set up and
start grilling the meat, please feel free
to arrive by 11 a.m..
Thank you, again, for your assistance.
We hope to see you at the picnic.
• We also need volunteers to
help grill the hot dogs and
hamburgers. If you can help,
please call Calvin or Steve at the
numbers listed above.
• If you have folding chairs, please
feel free to bring enough for
yourself/family as we are usually
short of chairs for everyone.
• If there will are sufficient children
in attendance, we need someone
to organize games and prizes for
2014 DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
MULTICULTURAL COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP
To commemorate the enduring and
powerful messages of love, hope and
unity that characterized the life of
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Multicultural
Council annually hosts a celebration
that honors the diversity of New
Mexico.
An integral part of the celebration
is an annual essay scholarship
competition open to high school
seniors across the state of New
Mexico pursuing higher education
who use Dr. King’s stirring words,
unforgettable images and actions to
express their understanding of civil
rights, diversity and community
pride.
Students use their own literary,
creative canvases to express how Dr.
King’s broad messages continue to
have a profound impact on society, as
well as on their individual lives, and
how those memorable words continue
to motivate and inspire people of
all ethnicities and generations.
Applicants are urged to actively seek
the input from their mentors in
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the education, business and social
communities.
The scholarships are $1,000.00 each.
Those seniors selected as scholarship
recipients will be honored on
Monday, January 20, 2014 during
the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Multicultural Council’s 24th. Annual
Celebration. To learn more about the
eligibility requirements and to obtain
a copy of the 2014 application, please
visit www.mlkmc.com.
NMJACL
MEMBERSHIP & ADVERTISEMENT DUES
NMJACL relies on membership and advertiser dues to
keep publishing the Sagebrush Shinbun.
If you are receiving a hardcopy of the newsletter, the
address label should indicate whether your membership
has expired or about to expire. We appreciate your
timely renewal.
If you are receiving electronic copies of the newsletter
and would like to know the status of your membership/
advertising dues, please contact Esther Churchwell at
(505) 883-5320 or at echurch64@gmail.com
If you are a member of National JACL and your dues
are current, you are automatically a member of the New
Mexico JACL if you are within our jurisdiction per
National JACL.
If you have a question about your membership status,
please contact Esther Churchwell. We will research our
files and verify your last payment
AKI MATSURI 2013
NMJACL’s annual fundraising AKI
MATSURI (Japanese Fall Festival)
is just around the corner ~ Sunday,
September 29, 2013, at the National
Hispanic Cultural Center (1701
4th St. SW, on the corner of 4th &
Avenida Cesar Chavez Blvd.) from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m.
to help us “execute” our plans for a
successful Japanese Fall Festival.
The theme this year is, “Tako: The
Way of the Kite.”
The Board of Directors is usually
busy as soon as one festival ends and
plans for the next Aki Matsuri begins
~ by incorporating comments and
feedback from those in attendance
to improve or keep certain aspects
of the program, coming up with a
new theme, getting the contract,
“paperwork,” permits and other
details lined up to host the biggest
event each year to share the Japanese
culture with New Mexico. We offer an
educational, cultural and FUN festival
for the entire family, young and old.
Because of all the hard work that goes
into planning this huge fundraising
event (for a proposed Japanese
Cultural Center in Albuquerque) by
a small group of Board of Directors,
we rely on the generosity of donors,
sponsors, participants and volunteers
THE WAY OF THE KITE
ALL proceeds from the festival
go into the building fund for the
proposed Japanese Cultural Center.
There is a committee of dedicated
volunteers who are investigating,
researching and crunching “numbers”
for possible locations to consider
for this center. Our goal is to obtain
a facility/structure, even if it may
be small to begin with, of “our very
own.” When various options have
been thoroughly investigated, the
committee will present their findings
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to the Board of Directors, who in turn
will present their recommendations
to the general membership. New
Mexico has so much history and
contributions by individuals of
Japanese ancestry who settled in
this state or were incarcerated in
the camps during WWII. We hope
to share this history and wealth of
information with the community,
along with our unique culture.
NMJACL membership is open to
anyone interested in the Japanese
Culture, and currently, approximately
50% of the membership is nonJapanese, just as the volunteers during
Aki Matsuri are.
We welcome anyone who would like
to volunteer their time, talents and
general assistance to Aki Matsuri
2013. We will have a sign-up sheet
at the picnic on Sunday, June 23rd at
Snow Park (Indian School Rd. NE,
just west of Eubank).
In addition, you may help with our
fundraising efforts by purchasing
raffle tickets (applications are
included in this issue of the Sagebrush
Shinbun, and will also be available
during the picnic). Tickets are $50
each, for a CASH Grand Prize of
$5,000, followed by a 2nd Prize
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winning of $2,000, and a 3rd Place
cash giveaway of $1,000. Only 600
ticket applications will be accepted,
and the drawing will then be closed,
presenting much better odds of
winning one of the raffle cash prizes
than winning a comparable lottery
prize.
an advertisement in our attractive,
colored, glossy-paged program. For a
nominal fee, you can advertise your
business, announce an upcoming
event, or send a greeting or message
in print. 2000 programs will be
printed and distributed to those in
attendance with your message inside.
The corporate-sponsorship idea of
inviting/paying the admission fee
for employees and their families was
conceptualized for the first time last
year. In view of its success, especially
the sharing and introduction of the
Japanese culture to many attendees,
NMJACL will again offer businesses
the opportunity to host a company
outing at Aki Matsuri for their
employees and family. An application
to participate is included in this issue.
An application for performers and
participants/demonstrators is also
included in this newsletter. If you
have a talent or special skills related
to the Japanese culture, we welcome
your application for consideration to
participate in Aki Matsuri 2013
Other ways to participate in Aki
Matsuri 2013 include the purchase
The success of Aki Matsuri year
after year is largely the result of
the wide variety of vendors. These
vendors play a huge role in attracting
families to our festival as there is
something for all ages to enjoy. We
have many returning vendors from
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
NMJACL thanks a new member,
Everett Cunningham of Belen, for
another generous monetary donation
for the Japanese Cultural Center
building fund. We welcome his annual
donation and his membership to our
organization.
We would also like to recognize all
the NMJACLers who represented the
Japanese community and participated
in the various Asian American and
Pacific Islander Heritage Month events
during May.
In addition, we thank the volunteers
who have stepped forward to assist
NMJACL on the Japanese Cultural
Center and the Internment Camp
grant projects.
If anyone is interested in volunteering
for these projects as well as serve on
the NMJACL Board of Directors,
please lend us a hand to guide this
organization to greater heights.
Contact any of the executive board
members listed on the front page.
Our members are from diverse
backgrounds and possess vast
knowledge and experience in various
fields. These assets may be invaluable
to our organization, so please step
forward and lend us your help
and expertise. The small group of
volunteer board of directors manages
to plan and execute activities for
NMJACL throughout the year, but we
desperately need additional volunteers
to assist us. This is your organization
~ your voice, input and assistance will
help us to achieve our goals.
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throughout the southwest, including
from Arizona. Yakult Probiotics
has distributed free samples at Aki
Matsuri for several years. We have
even had free health screenings by
UNM College of Pharmacy, along
with a First Aid Station manned
by UNM Medical Reserve Corps.
If you would like to rent a booth to
sell or display something during this
huge event, feel free to submit an
application by the deadline.
Mark your calendar for Sunday,
September 29th for Aki Matsuri 2013
~ “Tako: The Way of the Kite.” If you
would like to participate, complete
the attached application(s) by the
deadline. If you would like to be a
volunteer, please contact Jennifer
Yazawa at (505) 255-8557 or at:
jyazawa@ymail.com.
WORKING COMMITTEE
ON JAPANESE
CULTURAL CENTER
PROGRESS REPORT
The Japanese Cultural Center
(JCC) Working Committee has
been expanded with two additional
volunteers - Tomoko Kase &
Keiko Lambert, joining Calvin
Kobayashi, Leo Burnett & Victor
Yamada. Multiple JCC facility
development options have been
drafted. Committee members
have gathered property & financial
information on a number of
facility development approaches.
A draft business plan / proposal
will be completed in June and
distributed to the Board for review.
Then recommendations will be
presented to the full membership.
NMJACL
NEWS FROM THE JAPAN AMERICA SOCIETY OF NM, INC.
By Mary Burnett de Gomez
I will begin sharing news from
NMJACL’s partner organization, Japan
America Society of NM, Inc. with you
on a regular basis. JASNM, Inc. is
a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
with the mission of promoting strong
relationships and understanding
between the people of Japan and the
people of New Mexico by serving as a
resource in NM of all things Japanese.
We promote and provide educational
and cultural programs for the arts,
business, public affairs, and tourism.
JASNM, Inc. works closely with
the Consulate General of Japan at
Denver to achieve these goals. We
have recently applied for membership
with NAJAS, the National Association
of Japan America Societies in
Washington, DC.
Some of our past programs include
the Tsugaru Shamisen concert at
UNM and a film “The Makioka
Sisters” which was a gift from the
Japanese people in honor of the
100th Anniversary of the Cherry
Tree planting in Washington, DC.
Our “Taste of Japan Tour of NM”
restaurant dinner series promoted
Japanese restaurants in Albuquerque.
Our most recent event was a Hanami
Party and Kimono fashion show and
talk in a private Japanese garden
held in May 2013. Additional films,
programs, and a speaker series are
being planned. Our newsletter, the
“Kizuna Journal”, our Facebook page,
and a website which is in the planning
help to promote membership and
programs.
A very important current project
is the “Strive Program” which our
VP, Dr. Leo Gomez is participating
in as the community representative
for JASNM, Inc. The NM Asian
Family Center (NMAFC) received
a grant from the Center for Disease
Control (CDC) to conduct a survey
on the health of the ABQ Asian
community. The goals of the project
are (1) to increase the ability of Asian
community-based organizations to
implement practice-based strategies
to reduce heath disparities for the
Asian population, and (2) to ensure
meaningful involvement and input
from the Asian population in
development and implementation
of a community health action plan.
A community assessment and
policy scan by NMAFC resulted
in a prioritized list of community
needs, as well as an understanding of
policies that might impact the Asian
population in ABQ. JASNM is the
only Japanese-related organization
represented on the committee.
The project must be completed by
September 2013. For participating in
all phases of the project JASNM will
receive a donation from the NMAFC
of at least $500.
JASNM Board of Directors:
Mary Burnett de Gomez - President
Leo Gomez - VP
Millie Yamada - Secretary
Calvin Kobayashi - Treasurer
Joanne Yoshimine-Griess - Membership
Keiko Johnson
Davis Begay - Honorary Consul
General-Japan (Honorary)
Ikuko Begay - (Honorary)
Steve Togami - President NMJACL (Honorary)
TAKO KICHI: KITE CRAZY IN JAPAN
Recently, there have been various
events around New Mexico related to
kites. When NMJACL came up with
the theme, “Tako: The Way of the
Kite” for Aki Matsuri 2013, the Board
of Directors was not aware of the
public kite events scheduled in and
around Albuquerque.
“Tako Kichi: Kite Crazy in Japan” is
an ongoing exhibit at the Museum of
International Folk Art in Santa Fe,
running from June 9, 2013 to May 24,
2014.
However, these events help to provide
a background to the popularity of
kite making and flying in Japan.
The exhibit presents traditional kites
from various regions in Japan and
introduces a number of respected
traditional kite artists. It explores
Per the description provided by the
museum,
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cultural, historic, and artistic
perspectives of kite-making and
kite-flying in Japan. Visitors can
participate in the artistic process
of making kites through engaging
gallery activities.
If you are in Santa Fe, stop in to view
this exhibit. Admission for residents
of New Mexico is free on Sundays,
and youths 16 and under as well as
members of Museum of New Mexico
Foundation are admitted free.
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REQUEST FOR URGENT TEMPORARY HOUSING
NMJACL received a request
from Crystal Williams of UNM’s
Department of Emergency Medicine
(Education Office), seeking
temporary housing for medical
school residents from Sendai, Japan,
and Mie, Japan.
These temporary housing will only
be 3-4 weeks. The resident doctors
will be going to UNM during their
residency and are in need in of
emergency housing for their short
duration. As they will most likely
rely on public transportation, and
possibly have long hours, there may
not be much that a temporary “host
family” will have to provide.
Two residents from Sendai will arrive
on June 29, 2013, and leave on July 14,
2013.
One resident from Mie will arrive on
July 14, 2013 and leave on August 10,
2013.
If you can assist with emergency
temporary housing, please contact:
Crystal Williams
Medical Student Clerkship
Coordinator
Department of Emergency
Medicine – Education Office
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
(505) 272-3833
NEW MEXICO COURTS LANGUAGE
ACCESS SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE
Greetings,
The NM Administrative Office
of the Courts (AOC) is proud to
announce the launch of our new
Language Access Services web page at
languageaccess.nmcourts.gov
New Mexico’s courts are accessible
to all residents, including those who
speak limited English and those who
are deaf or hard-of-hearing. The new
web page is part of AOC’s outreach
efforts in making the public aware of
the resources available at district and
magistrate courthouses throughout
the state. Resources include
courtroom interpreters; bilingual
staff specially trained to assist outside
of the courtroom; telephone services
in 175 languages in the clerk’s office,
and assistive listening devices, all
provided free of charge.
We are also pleased to announce
that every judicial district in NM
has created a Language Access
Plan, documenting the courts’
commitment to and procedures for
providing language access services.
These documents are the result of
intensive planning, which included
input from community partners, and
can be viewed on the web page.
We hope you will find the page useful
and will help spread the word about
this resource. You are receiving this
email because the organization you
represent interacts with the courts or
has some clients/members who are
limited English proficient, deaf, or
hard-of-hearing.
Sincerely,
Pip Lustgarten
Language Access Planning
Consultant
NM Administrative Office of the
Courts
nmlanguageaccess@gmail.com
(505) 573-3427
CONFINEMENT IN LAND OF ENCHANTMENT PROJECT PHASE II IMPLEMENTATION PROGRESS REPORT
The Confinement in Land of
Enchantment (CLOE) Project
Planning Phase I was successfully
completed earlier in the year. For
CLOE Project Implementation Phase
II, a kickoff meeting was held May
16th. Participants were Andy Russell,
Davis Begay, Esther Churchwell,
Sarah Payne, and Victor Yamada.
Options on institutional support
(fund raising, technical direction of
activities) to the NMJACL project
were discussed. An additional
meeting with the University of New
Mexico Asian Studies Program will
be held to consider UNM’s possible
project role. Volunteers for the
project’s Advisory Board are being
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solicited. Then the Advisory Board
and NMJACL Board will select
necessary institutional support. First
key institutional support task will
involve preparation of National Park
Service grant application prior to
September 2013.
NMJACL
NM JACL PARTICIPATES
IN FESTIVAL OF ASIAN CULTURES
Natsuko Edelman’s Japanese Dancing group performed
at the Festival of Asian Cultures on May 19th. The Asian
American Association of New Mexico sponsors this day
long event held at Civic Plaza.
We also had a booth at the Festival providing advance flyer
/ information on NM JACL’s Fall Aki Matsuri as well as
Association membership. Cheryl Inouye, Lois / Gordon
Kennedy, Yuuki Nakayachi, Steve Togami, Victor Yamada
helped staff the booth during the day.
PHOTOS BY WEST MESA PHOTOGRAPHY
PACIFIC COAST ORIGAMIUSA CONFERENCE 2013 IN ALBUQUERQUE, NM
October 4-7, 2013
Location: Marriott Pyramid
Albuquerque Origami Society is cosponsoring this international event for origami
enthusiasts. We have invited six special guests
(origami masters) from the United States and
Canada to teach classes for attendees. Friday
will be an all day program of workshops
related to origami topics, then Saturday and
Sunday will be all day classes of origami
models. The convention fee for the weekend
conference will be $195.
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ABQ Origami Society is looking for sponsors
and donations to support the expenses
of bringing the origami masters for our
convention.
If you are interested in helping sponsor or making a donation, please contact:
Patty Grodner, origamimmy@mac.com or call 205-2812.
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New Mexico JACL Business Directory
New Mexico Shotokan Karate
Randy Sanders
Chief Instructor, Rokudan
2808 Girard Blvd. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87107
(South of Candelaria NE)
Phone: (505) 872-0725
The Japanese Kitchen
Steak & Seafood, Sushi
Park Square
6521 Americas Pkwy NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
(505) 884-8937 Fax (505) 884-8938
Jeffrey & Keiko Bunts
valliant PRINTING
SERVING NEW MEXICO SINCE 1918
4135 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Suite B
Albuquerque, NM 87109-6740
Phone: (505) 888-6888 Fax: (505) 883-9088
www.jacupuncture.com
Phone (575) 623-3146
Duane: (575) 313-3535
Kathryn: (575) 313-6193
9 El Arco Iris Drive
Roswell, NM 88201
elms.duanekathryn0@gmail.com
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2712 Kentucky St. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110-3404
LOCAL NMJACL MEMBERSHIP
Individual (L)........... $15 /yr
Family (LF)............... $25 /yr
Individual (LL).................. $125
Local Life Family (LLF).... $175
Supporting Member $100 /yr
Business & Newsletter Ad Member (Ad) $100 /yr
Local Membership does not include Pacific Citizen (National JACL’s Newpaper)
NATIONAL JACL MEMBERSHIP RATES
Individual ................. $60 /yr
Couple/Family.......... $105 /yr
Student ..................... $25 /yr
1000 Club ................. $100 /yr
1000 Club Spouse $36 1000 Club Life.......... $3,000
Century Club....................$175 /yr
Century Club Spouse......$36
Century Club Life............$5,000
Millennium Club.............$1,000 /yr
Millennium Spouse.........$36
Any membership category includes Pacific Citizen, Biweekly paper
FOR MEMBERSHIP INFO/APPLICATION(S) CONTACT:
Esther Churchwell
2712 Kentucky NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110