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January 16, 1943 PIONEER Page 3
VEHICULAR
TOLL SMALL
From the standpoint of
traffic safety, Granada is
tops among the WRA centers,
declared Mark W.Radcliffe,
senior transportation and
supply officer.
"Not a single bad acci-
dent has occurred and very
few minor ones. Driving is
hazardous here, especially
in the administration area
where the traffic is so
congested,” said Radcliffe.
Forum discussions with
drivers will be held every
week and will be led by
Harlow Tomlinson and Stan-
ley Adams of the police
department; Tom Onomiya,
head of the motor pool;
and M. Radcliffe.
Y’s way
Las Etoiles members are
asked to attend a meeting
at 10H-3A at 2 p.m. tomor-
row. Majorie Takata, pres-
ident, will preside. Mrs.
Jimmy Yamanaka and Mrs.
George Yuzawa are the advisers.
The YWCA advisory board
will meet Thursday at the
Y office.
The Y office is now lo-
cated at the west end of
the 6G recreation hall but
will move to the east sec-
tion as soon as town hall
is relocated.
The Silverines met at
8H-6C yesterday with Grace
Lewis, adviser.
The Tri Delts will hold
a volleyball practice at
the 6E playground today at
2 p.m. The cabinet is
asked to meet at the Y of-
fice tomorrow at 1:30 p.m.
Las Nines members will
meet with Adviser Kazu Ku-
wahara at 2 p.m. today at
7K-3F.
Inez Neill,who left to-
day to join the WAVES, and
Harriet Arao, who is leave-
ing for Rohwer, were honored
at a farewell party given
by the TwenteensTuesday at
the Teacher's house, build-
ing 2.
ADULT COOKING CLASSES TO OPEN
New classes in meal plan-
ning and food preparation
for women and out-of-school
girls will begin Friday,
Jan. 22, the adult educa-
tion office revealed yesterday.
Those interested should
register at the Terry hall
kitchen now.
Firemen to
Be Appointed
Two volunteer and 24
auxiliary firemen will be
appointed by the block man-
agers for their respec-
tive blocks, it was an-
nounced by Fire Chief Nog-
gie Kajioka, Thursday.
One of the two volun-
teer firemen will act as
the foremen of the group
and will take charge in
case of any emergencies.
Identification badges with
a red stripe will be is-
sued to each of the men
and must be worn at all
times.
The first duty of the
volunteer firemen will be
the safety of the residents,
said Kajioka, Preventing
the flames from spreading
will be their secondary
duty.
CHURCH COUNCIL
DONATES PIANO
A piano, was donated by
the Denver Council churches
last week to be used in
the 9E nursery school, Dr.
Enoch Dumas, elementary
school principal, said yesterday.
BOOK CLUB CALLS
MEETING TUESDAY
The Book club will meet
Tuesday at 8H-4F at 6:30
p.m.
Members are asked to
come prepared to order their
books.
Refreshments and games
will follow a short busi-
ness meeting. Interested
persons are invited.
Pupils Given
Health Hints
The maintaining of a
wholesome mental attitude
was suggested to the pupils
of the Amache schools as
helpful in adjusting them-
selves to the winter weath-
er, according to the health
and physical education de-
partment.
The knowledge that the
forces of nature will not
harm one under normal con-
ditions and the realization
that a person well bundled
up was secure and comfort-
able were cited as reasons
giving a person a psycho-
logical advantage in keeping
up his well being.
Personal health habits
were also stressed by the
department.
Keeping the feet dry,
avoiding drafts, exercising
properly, and following
health habits as they re-
late to sleep and diet o^e
necessary in maintaining
a healthy body, it was said.
PUPPETEERS PICK
NAME FOR GROUP
"The Little Little Thea-
ter" was the name chosen
for their organization by
the center's puppeteers
Thursday evening at the
home of Khan Domoto.
Members of the Little
Little Theater elected To-
shio Ninomiya manager and
B. Hirano, director.
The organization has
been asked by the elemen-
tary school and by Block
9E to present plays in
the near future.
CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY
Event Time Rec Hall
PROTESTANT
Sunrise prayer meeting 6:15 a.m. 10H
Sunday school 8:45 a.m. 8H
Japanese service 10:00 a.m. 7H-10H
English service 10:15 a.m. 8H
Young people’s meeting 7:00 p.m. 8H
BUDDHIST
Sunday school 9:00 a.m. 7G-12G
SS teachers’ meeting 10:30 a.m. 7G-12G
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 25 |
| Date | 1943-01-16 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue number or date | 25 |
| Page count | 11 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
Description
| Title | page 3 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N25_P03 |
| Page number | page 3 |
| Physical description | 35.6 cm x 21.7 cm |
| Full Text Search | January 16, 1943 PIONEER Page 3 VEHICULAR TOLL SMALL From the standpoint of traffic safety, Granada is tops among the WRA centers, declared Mark W.Radcliffe, senior transportation and supply officer. "Not a single bad acci- dent has occurred and very few minor ones. Driving is hazardous here, especially in the administration area where the traffic is so congested,” said Radcliffe. Forum discussions with drivers will be held every week and will be led by Harlow Tomlinson and Stan- ley Adams of the police department; Tom Onomiya, head of the motor pool; and M. Radcliffe. Y’s way Las Etoiles members are asked to attend a meeting at 10H-3A at 2 p.m. tomor- row. Majorie Takata, pres- ident, will preside. Mrs. Jimmy Yamanaka and Mrs. George Yuzawa are the advisers. The YWCA advisory board will meet Thursday at the Y office. The Y office is now lo- cated at the west end of the 6G recreation hall but will move to the east sec- tion as soon as town hall is relocated. The Silverines met at 8H-6C yesterday with Grace Lewis, adviser. The Tri Delts will hold a volleyball practice at the 6E playground today at 2 p.m. The cabinet is asked to meet at the Y of- fice tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. Las Nines members will meet with Adviser Kazu Ku- wahara at 2 p.m. today at 7K-3F. Inez Neill,who left to- day to join the WAVES, and Harriet Arao, who is leave- ing for Rohwer, were honored at a farewell party given by the TwenteensTuesday at the Teacher's house, build- ing 2. ADULT COOKING CLASSES TO OPEN New classes in meal plan- ning and food preparation for women and out-of-school girls will begin Friday, Jan. 22, the adult educa- tion office revealed yesterday. Those interested should register at the Terry hall kitchen now. Firemen to Be Appointed Two volunteer and 24 auxiliary firemen will be appointed by the block man- agers for their respec- tive blocks, it was an- nounced by Fire Chief Nog- gie Kajioka, Thursday. One of the two volun- teer firemen will act as the foremen of the group and will take charge in case of any emergencies. Identification badges with a red stripe will be is- sued to each of the men and must be worn at all times. The first duty of the volunteer firemen will be the safety of the residents, said Kajioka, Preventing the flames from spreading will be their secondary duty. CHURCH COUNCIL DONATES PIANO A piano, was donated by the Denver Council churches last week to be used in the 9E nursery school, Dr. Enoch Dumas, elementary school principal, said yesterday. BOOK CLUB CALLS MEETING TUESDAY The Book club will meet Tuesday at 8H-4F at 6:30 p.m. Members are asked to come prepared to order their books. Refreshments and games will follow a short busi- ness meeting. Interested persons are invited. Pupils Given Health Hints The maintaining of a wholesome mental attitude was suggested to the pupils of the Amache schools as helpful in adjusting them- selves to the winter weath- er, according to the health and physical education de- partment. The knowledge that the forces of nature will not harm one under normal con- ditions and the realization that a person well bundled up was secure and comfort- able were cited as reasons giving a person a psycho- logical advantage in keeping up his well being. Personal health habits were also stressed by the department. Keeping the feet dry, avoiding drafts, exercising properly, and following health habits as they re- late to sleep and diet o^e necessary in maintaining a healthy body, it was said. PUPPETEERS PICK NAME FOR GROUP "The Little Little Thea- ter" was the name chosen for their organization by the center's puppeteers Thursday evening at the home of Khan Domoto. Members of the Little Little Theater elected To- shio Ninomiya manager and B. Hirano, director. The organization has been asked by the elemen- tary school and by Block 9E to present plays in the near future. CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY Event Time Rec Hall PROTESTANT Sunrise prayer meeting 6:15 a.m. 10H Sunday school 8:45 a.m. 8H Japanese service 10:00 a.m. 7H-10H English service 10:15 a.m. 8H Young people’s meeting 7:00 p.m. 8H BUDDHIST Sunday school 9:00 a.m. 7G-12G SS teachers’ meeting 10:30 a.m. 7G-12G |
