Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 43

              February 27,  1943        PIONEER         Page 5
POL ICE. GET
MEMBERSHIPS
   Tak Koga, assistant
chief of police, and Yoichi
Nakamura, special detail
officer, were offered mem-
berships in the Southeastern
Colorado Sheriffs' and
Peace Officers' Association
at a banquet this week at
the Lamar American Legion
hall.
   Police Chief Harlow M.
Tomlinson and Stanley E.
Adams, internal security
officer, who were in charge
of  arrangements,  said it
was the first such  honor
to  be  presented in this
part of the country.
   A Kay Sugahara of the em-
ployment  office, a recent
Army  volunteer,  spoke on
the enlistment program and
the nisei  response.
   Evacuee entertainers
were Brush Arai and his
Aloha  Serenaders,  Melba ,
Matsuura,  Dianne Endo, Sumi
Kawamura, Yukino Okubo, and
Susie Hattori. 
ODANAKA   LEAVES
FOR   COLLEGE
   Woodrow Odanaka, one of
the nine graduates of Ama-
che  high school to receive
membership  in the National
Honor society,  received a
scholarship to Carleton
college in Northfield, Minn.
He left the center Thurs-
day.
SABBATH   SCHOOL
OPEN   FOR   CHILDREN
   The Seventh-Day Advent-
ist church conducts a Sab-
bath school for children
and adults every Saturday
from 9 to 10: 30 a.m. in the
7G recreation hall, accord-
ing to George Kiyabu.
YWCA TO
SHOW  MOVIES
   To raise funds for an
extensive USO program for
visiting servicemen,  the
YWCA will sponsor a benefit
moving picture today and
tomorrow, 1 to 5:30 p.m.,
at the 6H recreation hall.
   Six complete showings
of the picture, "In His
Steps," starring Eric Lin-
den and Cecelia Parker, will
be given each afternoon.
   Tickets, which may be
purchased at the door, are
10 cents.   Men  in uniform
will be admitted free.
   The  YWCA hopes to build
up a fund from the proceeds
of the picture to transform
the 6G recreation hall into
a USO center.
Typewriters
Arrive   Here
   Typewriters,  secured
through the    National    WRA
office  in  Washington,  are
arriving  at  the  center,
said Procurement Chief Al-
ton O. Mead,  Wednesday.
   The  typewriters  are be-
ing  serviced and will soon
replace    the  rented type-
writers now being used in
WRA  offices  here.
   Mead also revealed that
the procurement office  is
negotiating for the purchase
of machinery for the farm
project.
--------FOUND-------
   A green  knitting bag at
the  Granada gym following
the 7K and 9H girls'  cage
tilt.
   The owner may claim it
at  the 7E recreation of-
fice.
CHURCH   SERVICES    SUNDAY
Event			  Time		Place
  SEICH0-N0-IYE
Service			  7:00 p.m.	12G hall
  PROTESTANT
Sunrise prayer meeting	  6:15 a.m.	7G-12G halls
Sunday  school		  8:45 a.m.	Terry hall
Japanese service		 10:00 a.m.	7H-10H halls
English service		 10:15 a.m.	Terry hall
College-age group meeting  7:00 p.m.	Terry hall
High-school group meeting  7:00 p.m.	 8H-11E
   BUDDHIST 
Sunday school		  9:00 a.m.	 7G-12G halls
SS teachers' meeting	 10:30 a.m.	 7G-12G halls
Young people's meeting	  2:00 p.m.	 7G-12G halls
Y’s way
   Songs, skits, and a quiz
contest will feature the 
GR Quiz Quest tonight at the   
7H recreation hall.
Three members each from the
Patricians,  Wee Teeners,
Juniorettes,   Las  Ninas.
Silverines, and Tri Delts
will vie for top honors in
the quiz contest.
   Prizes will also be a-
warded to the group with
the greatest percentage of
its members   present, so,
girls, see that all yours
are present.   Also to the 
best skit  will go another
award. 
   So  remember, GR' s;  event
--Quiz Quest;  when--tonight;
7 p.m. ;  where--7H  recreation
hall.
-Y-
   Don't you want to help
USO  activities  in  this  cen-
ter?    Here's your chance.
Today and tomorrow,  the
film;  "In His Steps," will
be shown at the 6H recrea-
tion  hall.  The admission
is only 10 cents, and all
profits will go toward re-
modeling  the 6G recreation
hall into a USO center.
-Y-
   The Connecticut GR’ s of
Hartford, Conn., are send-
ing  the GR monthly magazine.,
Calling All Girls.    Girls,
you are welcome to read it
at the Y office.
-Y-
   Inquiries on our organ-
ization have been coming
from other  centers’ Y's.
Mrs. Amy Nose, Kiyo Sato,
and Mary Lucy Nakamura of
Heart Mountain;  Midori Ka-
sai, Jerome;  and Mrs. John
Ando,  Grace Sumida,  and
Hoshiko Kusudo, Rohwer; are
all interested in our acti-
vities.
-Y-
   Toshiko Sakamoto, Midori
Mori, and Fumi Sotomura
were chosen to represent
the Wee Teeners in the Girl
Reserve Quiz Quest today.
    Initiated into the club
recently were Yuri Yamamoto,
Grace Yamaguchi , Grace Yo-
shioka, Setsuko Mukainata,
Marianne  Kashiwagi, Mitsuko
Yamamoto, Justine Sekigu-
chi, and Yoneko Ibusuke.
Following  the initiation  a
party was held at the home
of   the  advisers, Amy and
Susie Hattori.