calling on them to help protect our parks.

By JEANNIE TOSHIMAHave you ever made a visit to Brawley or El Centro or even heard of these places? These two towns (plus many others in this area) whose city limits just about kiss the Mexican border are full of rich Japanese American history.Tim described in detail the different exhibits in the Japanese American gallery.

this trip was a very meaningful experience.a city a few miles north of the Salton Sea.and as we proceeded south through the cities of Niland.

especially in the field of agriculture.who was born and raised in Imperial County and was our docent for this tour.

Included among these settlers were many Japanese families whose descendants now reside in the greater Los Angeles area.

He made note of the Japanese pioneers many contributions.but one day she missed a meeting because she went Kaiser to see her husband.

including looking to the White Pages for any Japanese names and asking for money.As a member of the schools PTA for over 20 years.

the SEJSCC has been the center of togetherness for generations.Soliciting for funds began in 1970.