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_ PIOHEER „.
March .14. 1945
PORTLAND, Ore.--A nisei
truck gardener d © 1 i ve re d
produce in Portland last
week ■ for the first time
in almost, three years, unloading a big truck at the
East Side Farmers' market.
S. Tsubota, the grower
from Maryhill, farmed in
Idaho before resuming operation of his mid-Columbia
farm,considered one of the
biggest in the area.
the test. The y mu s t t hen
enlist' in the ERC for assignments on one of tho
three terms, last of which
closes on Aug, 31,
Registration for the
test closed, yesterday, it
was reported.
MOVIE
-4
Miss Wilma Lundgren has
been added to the finance
department staff as an accounting clerk, disclosed
Jack■G,,Bohon, finance officer, ..
Miss .Lundgren is the
daughter of Robert Lundgren,
irrigation superintendent.
Ja c ob ,£ e r r i 1 d , c o un s e 1 -
or, extends " !'open;/ -Invitation to '..come in at any
time to discuss various
welfare problems.
Finance department needs
two .stenographers immediately , in its evacuee payroll office. Apply at center employment office or
at payroll office in Wroth
building.
John Ter B.org, housing
superintendent, - spoke at
the Sunday morning Christian young peopleTs worship service at Terry Hall.
JtMIfW OfMfcfLllFllM 1STIE W
SE¥ III HEME W&m, JMPMJ
The Army Specialized
Training Reserve program
qualifying test will be
held on Thursday,April 12,
at'the local high school,
according to Miss Grace
Lewis , school g u I d a nee
counselor.
Young men taking this
test must Have their 17th
birthday anniversary between Oct, 1,1944 and Aug.
31, 1945, and must be a
high school graduate by
July, 1945. They must also
be American, citizens.
If .an applicant receives
a qualifying, s c or e and
written consent from parent s or guard fan. is nbtained^
he may then enlist in
the Enlisted Reserve O-orps
and ' ask for assignment'to'
the A3TRP,
The test is said to take
two hours and is divided
into three sections. The
first section tests the
kn ow1e dg e of a r ithme tic,
algebra • and geometry; the
second section test reading comprehension, and.the
third section tests leye-1
o f v o c a b u 1 a r y'.
Candidates will be notified by May 19 as to whether or- not they Have passed
fflEK lOfli^
This Saturday's -free
movies for children at
Terry Hall will feature'
"Queen of.Broadway." Usual'
showing schedule will be
followed.
hall
hall
Mis s Sarah A. Brown,
assistant counselor, was a
Denver visitor over the
week-end on her annual
leave■
HOST:
. Ful 1 -g r own cat (f <§ma 1 e •)
with gray stripes and faint
yellow spots. Answers to
name " Rowd y," Reward.
.Return to William Wells. -
WANTED:
Two c o ok * s helpers.
Two firemen.
For staff mess.
One milk deliver swamper ,
One clerk-steno.
. For mess division.
• VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS:
To Mr.' and Mrs, 3hizuo
Hishimura, '12E-7F, a boy,
March 9.
To Mr, and Mrs, John
Maito,lIE-lB„ a boy, March
11.• ■ . '" •,
MIGHT
7:00 p.m.—10E Mess hall
7:45 p.m.—12S Mess hall
(Kunisada Chiuji)
TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.— 12H Mess hall
7:45 p.m.—UK Mess hall
FRIDAY
7:00 p-.m, —. 8K Mess half
''7:45' p.m.— 7H Mess Hall
SATURDAY
7::00 - p.m. — 6E Mes'
7:45 'p.m.,-- BE Mes
■ .SUNDAY
Ho Movies
The first Japanese film
to make, its appearance in
the center this year, "Kunisada Chiuji," begins its
special four-night run to- '
night.
This typical Japanese
tragic drama concerns a
samurai leader of bandits,
who t hro ugh a mi s und ers tending demands that his right
hand; -nan bring back the
head of his' uncle. Flashing swords and blood curdling' actions a la "chan-bara"
enhance the picture for
the children,
■Admission for this show
will be 10 cents a person
regardless of age. This
will be a benefit affair
with the proceeds being
used to reimburse the Com-
munit y C o unc il, which under-
wrote'$100 towards sending
the' FFA b oys to the national
Livestock Show in Denver
last January.
i m
St'' C
IE
Everybody hates people
who talk behind your back,
especially at the movies.
—Arch. Ward, Chicago Tribune.
'■ Event
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT 1ST
i Prayer meeting
j Bible Lecture
j Vesper Services
Children1s Sabbath school
Adult. Sabbath school.
Sabbath Worship
Vesper Services
SEICHO-UO-IYE
Service
PROTESTANT
Neighborhood Bible class
Neighborhood Bible class
T ime
place
7:30 p.m. (Wednesday) 9H
7:30 p.m. (Thursday) 9H
7:30 p.m. (Friday) 9H
9:00 a.m. (Saturday) 9H
10:00 a.m. (Saturday) 9H
2:00 p.m. (Saturday) 9H
7«30 p.m. (Saturday) 9H
7:00 p.m. (Thursday) 12G
4:00 p.,m. (Friday) 8K
9:00 a.m. (Saturday) 9L
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 38 |
| Date Created | 1945-03-14 |
| Description | Newsletter of the Granada War Relocation Center |
| Location | Granada, Colorado |
| Facility | Granada War Relocation Center |
| Subjects | World War II--Incarceration camps--Publications |
| Type | Documents |
| Genre | Periodicals |
| Source Description | 4 pages, 26.5 cm. x 20.2 cm. |
| Collection | Japanese Americans in WWII collection |
| Collection Finding Aid | http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf4n39n6th/ |
| Collection Description | The Japanese Americans in World War II collection contains both contemporary and contemporaneous materials about the relocation of Japanese during World War II from the perspective of Japanese-Americans, the United States government and others. |
| Rights | Copyright has not been transferred to California State University, Fresno. |
Description
| Local ID | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V03_N38_P04 |
| Title | page 4 |
| Transcript | Page 4 _ PIOHEER „. March .14. 1945 PORTLAND, Ore.--A nisei truck gardener d © 1 i ve re d produce in Portland last week ■ for the first time in almost, three years, unloading a big truck at the East Side Farmers' market. S. Tsubota, the grower from Maryhill, farmed in Idaho before resuming operation of his mid-Columbia farm,considered one of the biggest in the area. the test. The y mu s t t hen enlist' in the ERC for assignments on one of tho three terms, last of which closes on Aug, 31, Registration for the test closed, yesterday, it was reported. MOVIE -4 Miss Wilma Lundgren has been added to the finance department staff as an accounting clerk, disclosed Jack■G,,Bohon, finance officer, .. Miss .Lundgren is the daughter of Robert Lundgren, irrigation superintendent. Ja c ob ,£ e r r i 1 d , c o un s e 1 - or, extends " !'open;/ -Invitation to '..come in at any time to discuss various welfare problems. Finance department needs two .stenographers immediately , in its evacuee payroll office. Apply at center employment office or at payroll office in Wroth building. John Ter B.org, housing superintendent, - spoke at the Sunday morning Christian young peopleTs worship service at Terry Hall. JtMIfW OfMfcfLllFllM 1STIE W SE¥ III HEME W&m, JMPMJ The Army Specialized Training Reserve program qualifying test will be held on Thursday,April 12, at'the local high school, according to Miss Grace Lewis , school g u I d a nee counselor. Young men taking this test must Have their 17th birthday anniversary between Oct, 1,1944 and Aug. 31, 1945, and must be a high school graduate by July, 1945. They must also be American, citizens. If .an applicant receives a qualifying, s c or e and written consent from parent s or guard fan. is nbtained^ he may then enlist in the Enlisted Reserve O-orps and ' ask for assignment'to' the A3TRP, The test is said to take two hours and is divided into three sections. The first section tests the kn ow1e dg e of a r ithme tic, algebra • and geometry; the second section test reading comprehension, and.the third section tests leye-1 o f v o c a b u 1 a r y'. Candidates will be notified by May 19 as to whether or- not they Have passed fflEK lOfli^ This Saturday's -free movies for children at Terry Hall will feature' "Queen of.Broadway." Usual' showing schedule will be followed. hall hall Mis s Sarah A. Brown, assistant counselor, was a Denver visitor over the week-end on her annual leave■ HOST: . Ful 1 -g r own cat (f <§ma 1 e •) with gray stripes and faint yellow spots. Answers to name " Rowd y," Reward. .Return to William Wells. - WANTED: Two c o ok * s helpers. Two firemen. For staff mess. One milk deliver swamper , One clerk-steno. . For mess division. • VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS: To Mr.' and Mrs, 3hizuo Hishimura, '12E-7F, a boy, March 9. To Mr, and Mrs, John Maito,lIE-lB„ a boy, March 11.• ■ . '" •, MIGHT 7:00 p.m.—10E Mess hall 7:45 p.m.—12S Mess hall (Kunisada Chiuji) TOMORROW 7:00 p.m.— 12H Mess hall 7:45 p.m.—UK Mess hall FRIDAY 7:00 p-.m, —. 8K Mess half ''7:45' p.m.— 7H Mess Hall SATURDAY 7::00 - p.m. — 6E Mes' 7:45 'p.m.,-- BE Mes ■ .SUNDAY Ho Movies The first Japanese film to make, its appearance in the center this year, "Kunisada Chiuji," begins its special four-night run to- ' night. This typical Japanese tragic drama concerns a samurai leader of bandits, who t hro ugh a mi s und ers tending demands that his right hand; -nan bring back the head of his' uncle. Flashing swords and blood curdling' actions a la "chan-bara" enhance the picture for the children, ■Admission for this show will be 10 cents a person regardless of age. This will be a benefit affair with the proceeds being used to reimburse the Com- munit y C o unc il, which under- wrote'$100 towards sending the' FFA b oys to the national Livestock Show in Denver last January. i m St'' C IE Everybody hates people who talk behind your back, especially at the movies. —Arch. Ward, Chicago Tribune. '■ Event SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT 1ST i Prayer meeting j Bible Lecture j Vesper Services Children1s Sabbath school Adult. Sabbath school. Sabbath Worship Vesper Services SEICHO-UO-IYE Service PROTESTANT Neighborhood Bible class Neighborhood Bible class T ime place 7:30 p.m. (Wednesday) 9H 7:30 p.m. (Thursday) 9H 7:30 p.m. (Friday) 9H 9:00 a.m. (Saturday) 9H 10:00 a.m. (Saturday) 9H 2:00 p.m. (Saturday) 9H 7«30 p.m. (Saturday) 9H 7:00 p.m. (Thursday) 12G 4:00 p.,m. (Friday) 8K 9:00 a.m. (Saturday) 9L |
