Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 29

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PIONEER
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II^MEILOCAVOWS
The New York Church committee for Japanese Americans has a furnished apartment where a family or a
group of four may be comfortably accommodated until a permanent home is
found/ Drop a line to the
committee at 150 Fifth avenue, New York 11, to make
a reservation.
JwfOIlFSi
The student council unanimously voted for a Valentine Day party for each
class on Wednesday. A n
assessment of notmore than
15 cents a pupil will be
made, and excessive use of
paper is discouraged. Exchange of Valentine cards
will be permitted.
An expected mass exodus
of pupils in January/ failed
to materialize as only a
net loss of two pupils was
recorded. Six pupils relocated but at the same
time ' an addition of four
new children was made,disclosed Dr. Enoch Dumas,
principal,
More discouraging to
Dr. Dumas was the resignation of four' teachers during the same period.
Nursery school teachers
are direly needed to fill
vacated positions. Those
interested are urged to
see Miss June Beggs at the
elementarv school office.
.February 10, 194§
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Bvacueo residents wish
plans with any of the WRA
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IflOWMES
TONIGHT      -"" '
No Movies
TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.—-1 IF Mess hall
7:45 p.m.—12G Mess hall
(Tampico)
MONDAY
7:00 p.m.— 9'K Mess  hall
7:45 p.m. —10H Mess  hall
TUESDAY
7:00 p.m.—  7P Mess  hall
7:45  p.m.--  6G Mess  hall
WEDNESDAY
No Movies .   •
A stormy tale of a tough
captain of a torpedoed
freighter who seeks revenge
on a Nazi underseas raider,—that Is "Tampico,"
which, begins its three
night  run tomorrow.
This     drama  of the  high
the
Ed-
Rcbinson, Victor
seas  is  enhanced b'i
able performances of
G*
ward
McLarlen and Lynn Bari
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BIRTHS:
To Mr, . and Mrs. Jimmy
Iwamura, 11F-6F, a girl,
Feb.   5.
To     Mr,  and Mrs.   Terry
Uyemoto,     7H-12D,     a girl,
Feb.   5.
DEATHS:
Genshiro    Goda,   12E-5C,
63,  Feb,   7.
Mrs. Riye Odama, 8K-2B,
67,   Feb.   8,     .
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Event
Time                   .                      Place
PROTESTANT
Sunday school
Beginners dept.
8:45 a.m.                              8H--9B
primary dept.
8:45 a.m.                                      8H
Junior and above
8:45 a.m.                                     9H
English service
10:15 a.m.                                  -   8H
Youth fellowship
6 :30 -p.m.                                   .6G
NICHIREN
Service
9:00 a.m.         .                         11H
CATHOLIC.
Mass
9:00 a.m.                                     7F
Benediction and  prayers
10:00 a.m.                           . .       7F
Catechism for children
10:30 a.m.                                -      7F
Confessions
4:00 p.m.   (Saturday) .         7F
BUDDHIST
Sunday school
8:30 a.m.                          70,   12/0
YBA service
10:00 a.m.                                     7G
Adult  service
2:00  p.m.,                           7G,   12G-
SEICH0-N0-IYE
Service
7:00 p.m.                                     9H
ing to discuss relocation
family counselors- at the
relocation program office
may do so at any time without appointments, according
to Mario Vecchio, relocation advisor,
Appointments for family
interviews are made only
when there are not enough
residents requesting such
interviews voluntarily,
Vecchio  said.
"Right now we are able
to . give ample time with
each interview to work out
the best possible relocation plan,"  he added.
taiKws
Former students and
visiting servicemen are
welcome to visit the high
school. Visitor's permit
may be obtained at the
school  office.
Elementary and high
school teachers heard the
report of the annual meeting of the Colorado Education a ssociation fromDonald
Drummond, assistant principal, -last  Saturday.
Amache Hi-Y will celebrate its first anniversary
(Feb. 9) by putting out a
special   edition of the   IT.
cluircfi  fafi&i%
"Life is likened to a
Spring" will be Unosuke
Karatsu's sermon topic at
the Seicho-No*-Iye meeting
tomorrow night, 7 o*clock,
at  9H  recreation hall.
Rev. M. Yonemura will
be the YBA service speaker
tomorrow morning, 10 o'clock, at  7G Buddhist   church.
Memorial services for
Mrs. R. Matsukage, wife of
Bishop Matsukage, will be
held this afternoon,. 2 o'clock, at 7G Buddhist
church. M r s, Matsukage
passed away ■ recently at
Topaz . (Utah) relocation
center.
. Rev, Akira Kuroda,graduate of "Wheaton college,
will speak to the nisei
Christian group tomorrow
morning, 10:15 o'clock, at
Terry Hall.