Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 20

              Granada      P I O N E E R
Vol. I, No. 20       Amache, Colorado     January 2, 1943
APPLICATION
SHIFT   MADE 
   Notices to sign new forms
are being sent out to res-
idents who have previously
stated that they would like
to have their household
goods sent into the center.
Residents are asked not to
report until the notice
arrives.
   Dorothy McDougall, clerk-
stenographer, who is in
charge of all applications,
has moved her office to
room 8, north administra-
tion building.
   Evacuees who did not
file previously and wish
to do so now may apply any
time. 
RECEPTIONIST   TO
TAKE    REQUESTS
   Evacuees wishing to make
applications for transfers
and visits to other centers
are asked to see Aiko Naka-
tsugawa, receptionist, at
the public welfare build-
ing, John O. Moore, public
welfare official, announced
Thursday.
Blue   Triangle
Sponsors Rally
   The Blue Triangle will
sponsor a "Bang Up" tonight
at Terry hall from 7 p.m.
All Girl Reserves and their
junior and senior high
school friends are invited
to attend.
   The Patricians will be
in charge of the games;
Tri Delts, songs; Las Nini-
as, folk dancing; Rosalanis,
social dancing; and Silver-
ines, refreshments.
EVACUEES   WORK
44-HOUR   WEEK
   The latest instruct-
tions from Washington
released by Project Di-
rector James G. Lindley,
reveal that the evacuees
will return to the 44
hours per week working
schedule instead of 48
as announced previously.
Child  Psych
Class   Planned
   A class in the care and
training of children will
be opened if enough inter-
ested parents contact the
office of elementary edu-
cation at 8H-9A, the nurs-
ery school, or kindergarten
teacher nearest their home,
stated Enoch Dumas, ele-
mentary school principal,
today.
   The class will deal with
recent findings concerning
the behavior of children
and emphasize the best de-
velopment of the child in
his home and school, Dumas
said.
‘OLDSTERS'
IN  DANCE
   An "Old Timers" dance
will be held at Terry hall
on Monday from 7:30 to
10:30 p.m.    Admission fee
of 10 cents a couple will
be charged and tickets are
available at 7E recreation
hall or may be purchased
at the door.
   Married couples only
will be  admitted.
LEAVES  MUST
CLEAR NOW
   Persons wishing to go
out on short term or indef-
inite leaves should apply
at the leave office located
in the former infirmary
building at once, advised
Willis F. Hanson, leave
officer. 
   As each application must
be individually checked by
Washington, it is desirable
that as many applications
as possible be filed at this
time so that subsequent ap-
plications for actual leave
may be processed without de-
lay when requested.   All
members of the family 17
years or older should also
apply.
   It is becoming apparent
that there will be many em-
ployment opportunities in
the mid-west during the com-
ing months, the leave of-
ficer concluded.
FIVE GO OUT
TO COLLEGE 
   Five students were given
indefinite leaves and left
the center last week for
various colleges and uni-
versities, said the College
council.   They are:
  Jane Hlratsuka, Barnes
School of Commerce, Denver;
Marie Mizutani, Colorado
State, Greeley;  Mabel Fu-
miko Tsumori, University
of Denver;  Janet Tsuchiya,
Brigham Young university,
Provo, Utah; and David Tsu-
tomi Yokoseki, University
of Utah, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
NEW ADULT CLASSES TO OPEN
   A class in intermediate
typing will be opened to
the residents on Mondays
and Wednesdays from 7 to
8 p.m. at 8H-5C.   Students
registering in this class
should be able to type 25
to 30 words per minute.
   A shorthand transcript-
tion class will also be
held on the same evenings
from 8 to 9 p.m.
   On Tuesdays and Thurs-
days, two classes in be-
ginners' typing will be
started.   The first class
will convene from 6:30 to
7:45 p.m. and the second
class will start from 7:45
to 9 p.m.
   The typing room will
be available to those en-
rolled in any one of the
typing classes on Friday
from 6 to 9 p.m.
   Those interested should
register at the Adult Ed-
ucation office any time be-
tween 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.
on week days.