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PIOHEER
Harch 10, 1945
TGHIGHT W
Ho Movies ' .. .•■'■'"■"'
T0M0RR, W
7:00 p.m. — llF Mess hall
7:45 p«m«--12G Msss hall
(Lady Scarface)
MONDAY
7:00 p0iTu--9K Mess hall
7:45 p . m. ■- -10.11 I less hall'
TUESDAY
7:00 p.nu—7F Mess hall
7:45 p,ma»-8G Mess hall
A duel between the cunning mind of a woman an d
the-brains of the police--
that is "Lady Scarface,"
a thrill-packed film which
starts its regular three
night showing tomorrow.
Dermis OHKeefe and "Judith
Anderson lead a fine cast
in th I s exc it in;., . o i ctur e.
Senior class will present a piay, Spring Fever.,1' in the near future.
It is a hilarious com-
, edy depicting a hectic day
iUst before commencement
in a rooming house a t
Brookfield college—a 1 1
because spring fever hits
Brookfield*
More information about
the play will be announced
later»
''■ Dr, C,-; W* F ett e.grew o f
C o lurn'pu g ; Oh i o., we 11 km own';
national moderator,.' will
conduct Junior Town League
programs in Denver, Colorado-
Springs, Pueblo and Amache
during March.
The Town League program
here will beheld on Friday,
March IB,in the high school
auditorium* The subject of
the panel will be: "Should
Congress pass at thIs t ime
a bill which provides for
universal compulsory military training for all 18
year old boys during peace
time?"
The teachers on t he
committee are Melvin Mc-
Govern,Mrs.Gladys Seevers,
Mrs. Katherine Ste gner,
M i s s Re x en e Hv e r e 11 s, Wi 11-
'iam East on, Charles Hinman
and Miss Rosalind if/alls. ■
church bneh
"The .Truth of Life" will
be Tonezo Yoshida's 'sermon
topic at the- Seicho-Ho-Iye
service tomorrow night, 7
o'clock, at the 9H recreation Hall
Shigeo Kato ,YBA advisor,
will be the YBA service
speaker tomorrow morning, -
10 o'clock, at the 7G Bud-.,
dhist church.
Newly elected officers- VITAL STATISTICS
of the junior high student DEATH: "
body are: Hakanobu Tanizawa, 7H-
Tsuyoshi Yamauchi,pres-' 8C, 56, March 8.
identj Joe Maruyama, boys'
vice-president; T e rumi
Byesugi, girls' vice-president; Earsei hinoki, treasurer, and Sue Hashimoto,
secretary.
At no time is freedom
of speech more precious
than when a man hits his
thumb with a hammer.
--'Western Buildin;
Event
BUDDHIST
Sunday school
YBA service
Adult service
SEICHO-HO-IYE
Service
FkHTHSTAHT
Sunday school
English service
Y out h f e 11 o ws h ip
i.ICHIREH
Service
C ACHOLIC
Mass . .
Benediction and prayers
Catechism for children
Confessions
1 ime
8:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m«
2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:45 a.m.
10:15 a.m.
6:30 p.nu
9:00 u.m.
PI
7G,
7G,
. 8H,
ace
12G
7G
12G
: 911
9H
8H,
6G
111
9:00 a#m»
7F
lQ.tOO a.m*
7F
10;00 .a.m.
7F
4:00 p.m. (Saturday)-■
7F
San Francisco district
of.,ice has a large listing
of job offers for cooks,
hpusekeepers, maids, gardeners,and other domestic
work. Hage range is $80
to $125 for singlesj#150
to ^250 for couples.
buffalo relocation office
will have available a'five-
room house furnished and
conveniently located in a
few weeks. Suitable for a
family; rent $15 a week,
■Employment for any size
family will be secured upon
request.
A couple for boys'boarding home in Chicago, Man
to do cleaning; woman to
assist in kitchen. Family
with two or three grown
children acceptable. $200
. a month plus meals and f ive-
r o om ap artment■»
Farmer in Connecticut
offers year-rbund job growing tobacco and. potatoes.
will pay $6 a day. Four-
room house furnished, 'Work
for worn e n a.v a i 1 a b 1 e.
*€>ff
)
zn eti/-^
Regular member ship meeting originally scheduled for
-February will be called
this month,announced Akira
Inaba, executive secretary.
A rationing system to
assure equitable distribution of cigarettes set
to begin next week will
be slightly delayed due to
several blocks reporting a
questionable high proportion of smokers in the survey 'taken recently by the
business committee, disclosed Asaka Rabata, sales
.manager.
Ration tickets will
be issued to everyone listed ■ in .the block, survey,
but r at I on in g w illnot fair
and equal unless the resident s ar e honest and wi 11 ing
to cooperate, cautioned
Takata.
Details on the validity
and use of these ducats will
be announced as soon as
possible, added Takata.
Co-op patrons are requested to note the latest
supply of merchandise on
display.
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 37 |
| Date Created | 1945-03-10 |
| 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 | 6 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_N37_P04 |
| Title | page 4 |
| Transcript | Page 4 PIOHEER Harch 10, 1945 TGHIGHT W Ho Movies ' .. .•■'■'"■"' T0M0RR, W 7:00 p.m. — llF Mess hall 7:45 p«m«--12G Msss hall (Lady Scarface) MONDAY 7:00 p0iTu--9K Mess hall 7:45 p . m. ■- -10.11 I less hall' TUESDAY 7:00 p.nu—7F Mess hall 7:45 p,ma»-8G Mess hall A duel between the cunning mind of a woman an d the-brains of the police-- that is "Lady Scarface," a thrill-packed film which starts its regular three night showing tomorrow. Dermis OHKeefe and "Judith Anderson lead a fine cast in th I s exc it in;., . o i ctur e. Senior class will present a piay, Spring Fever.,1' in the near future. It is a hilarious com- , edy depicting a hectic day iUst before commencement in a rooming house a t Brookfield college—a 1 1 because spring fever hits Brookfield* More information about the play will be announced later» ''■ Dr, C,-; W* F ett e.grew o f C o lurn'pu g ; Oh i o., we 11 km own'; national moderator,.' will conduct Junior Town League programs in Denver, Colorado- Springs, Pueblo and Amache during March. The Town League program here will beheld on Friday, March IB,in the high school auditorium* The subject of the panel will be: "Should Congress pass at thIs t ime a bill which provides for universal compulsory military training for all 18 year old boys during peace time?" The teachers on t he committee are Melvin Mc- Govern,Mrs.Gladys Seevers, Mrs. Katherine Ste gner, M i s s Re x en e Hv e r e 11 s, Wi 11- 'iam East on, Charles Hinman and Miss Rosalind if/alls. ■ church bneh "The .Truth of Life" will be Tonezo Yoshida's 'sermon topic at the- Seicho-Ho-Iye service tomorrow night, 7 o'clock, at the 9H recreation Hall Shigeo Kato ,YBA advisor, will be the YBA service speaker tomorrow morning, - 10 o'clock, at the 7G Bud-., dhist church. Newly elected officers- VITAL STATISTICS of the junior high student DEATH: " body are: Hakanobu Tanizawa, 7H- Tsuyoshi Yamauchi,pres-' 8C, 56, March 8. identj Joe Maruyama, boys' vice-president; T e rumi Byesugi, girls' vice-president; Earsei hinoki, treasurer, and Sue Hashimoto, secretary. At no time is freedom of speech more precious than when a man hits his thumb with a hammer. --'Western Buildin; Event BUDDHIST Sunday school YBA service Adult service SEICHO-HO-IYE Service FkHTHSTAHT Sunday school English service Y out h f e 11 o ws h ip i.ICHIREH Service C ACHOLIC Mass . . Benediction and prayers Catechism for children Confessions 1 ime 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m« 2:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:45 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 6:30 p.nu 9:00 u.m. PI 7G, 7G, . 8H, ace 12G 7G 12G : 911 9H 8H, 6G 111 9:00 a#m» 7F lQ.tOO a.m* 7F 10;00 .a.m. 7F 4:00 p.m. (Saturday)-■ 7F San Francisco district of.,ice has a large listing of job offers for cooks, hpusekeepers, maids, gardeners,and other domestic work. Hage range is $80 to $125 for singlesj#150 to ^250 for couples. buffalo relocation office will have available a'five- room house furnished and conveniently located in a few weeks. Suitable for a family; rent $15 a week, ■Employment for any size family will be secured upon request. A couple for boys'boarding home in Chicago, Man to do cleaning; woman to assist in kitchen. Family with two or three grown children acceptable. $200 . a month plus meals and f ive- r o om ap artment■» Farmer in Connecticut offers year-rbund job growing tobacco and. potatoes. will pay $6 a day. Four- room house furnished, 'Work for worn e n a.v a i 1 a b 1 e. *€>ff ) zn eti/-^ Regular member ship meeting originally scheduled for -February will be called this month,announced Akira Inaba, executive secretary. A rationing system to assure equitable distribution of cigarettes set to begin next week will be slightly delayed due to several blocks reporting a questionable high proportion of smokers in the survey 'taken recently by the business committee, disclosed Asaka Rabata, sales .manager. Ration tickets will be issued to everyone listed ■ in .the block, survey, but r at I on in g w illnot fair and equal unless the resident s ar e honest and wi 11 ing to cooperate, cautioned Takata. Details on the validity and use of these ducats will be announced as soon as possible, added Takata. Co-op patrons are requested to note the latest supply of merchandise on display. |
