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PW: This is a needlepoint that Kimi Wakabayashi did for her daughter, Ruby.
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PW: Another example of Kimi Wakabayashi's needlepoint.
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PW: -- garden which she still does in Saskatoon.
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PW: At ninety-two, she still does her own gardening and mows the lawn in the summertime.
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PW: Wakabayashi Crescent, named by the city in recognition of the contribution from the Wakabayashi family in Saskatoon, and this is with her family.
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PW: The family.
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PW: Arthur Wakabayashi with his Order of Canada presentation with Governor General Adrienne Clarkson in Ottawa
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PW: Arthur named Chancellor University of Regina.
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PW: George, the sixtieth anniversary of the Mikado shop.
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PW: George in the farewell and thank you after sixty years of the Mikado Silk, established in 1933 by his father Tokujiro Wakabayashi.
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PW: Fourth-generation Damon Wakabayashi with his grandparents Art and Marge Wakabayashi of Regina, Saskatchewan.
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PW: Fourth-generation Claire Kimi Chalmers, daughter of Janet and Mark Chalmers of Vancouver, B.C., in 2004.
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PW: Kimi is named after her great-grandmother.
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