Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 44

              Page 4         PIONEER        March 3, 1943
Short   TAKES
   Vera Hayes, secretary
to Project Director James
G. Lindley, returned re-
cently from a visit to her
home in Hillrose.
o	
   Newest arrivals from
other centers include the
Yosihiro Fujimutsus , Kazue
and Kiyomi Hattori from
Poston;  Satoru Kamikawa
and George Kurata from Man-
zanar, according to Housing
Superintendent Paul H.
Freier.
o	
   Joel Gordon, 12-year-old
son of Samuel J. Gordon,
nightschool director, was
given a long-promised visit
to the center last week
during spring vacation for
receiving good grades in
his studies.   Joel liked
the center so much that he
wants to move here from
his home in Colorado
Springs.
o	
   Mrs. Wilma van Dussel-
dorp, associate consultant
of public welfare of the
Washington office, is vis-
iting the center.
o	
   Asayo Kimura will leave
for Manzanar at the end of
the week to take a train-
ing course to become a
graduate nurse.
   She will return to this
center to work in the hos-
pital after completing the
149-day course.
o	
   Sunday English services
of the Granada Protestant
church will be held in the
10H recreation hall instead
of at Terry hall.   The lat-
ter location will be used
for the arts and crafts
exhibits on that day.
COUPLE    ANNOUNCE
ENGAGEMENT
   The betrothal of Mitsu-
ko Hattori, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Koto Hattori,
to Frank Suzukida was an-
nounced at the Hattori
home, 8G-11C, Saturday eve-
ning in the presence of
friends and members of
their families.
   Suzukida is the fourth
son of Mr. and Mrs. Toku
Suzukida.
   Baishakunin were Mr. and
Mrs. Shuichi Sasaki and Mr.
and Mrs. Yutaka Kubota.
NEW CLASSES
ANNOUNCED
   A few more beginning or
intermediate students will
be accepted in the typing
cIass  which meets every
Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-
day, according to an an-
nouncement  from the adult
education office.
   A new class in beginning
shorthand  will  be held  on
Tuesdays  and  Thursdays    at
8H-5C,  beginning   today,
at  6:30 p.m. 
   A c1ass in woodwork will
be conducted every Monday
and Wednesday from 6:30 to
9 p.m.
   All those interested
may register at the adult
education office in the 8H
laundry building, according
to Samuel J. Gordon, head
of  the  department.
INSTRUCTORS
IN VISIT
   Amache instructors from
the Naval Intelligence Lan-
guage school in Boulder
who are visiting the center
during their inter-term va-
cation this week are: 
   Mike Fujimoto, Masao
Igasaki, Joe Inouye , Buddy
Iwata, Akira Manabe , Saburo
Tani, and  James  Yoshida.
   Other residents inter-
ested in applying for posi-
tions as language instruct-
tors at Boulder are re-
quested to see James Yo-
shida who will interview
applicants all day today 
at the 12K recreation hall
from 9:30 a.m.   The employ-
ment office will also con-
duct interviews, said Reg-
istrar  Lewis  W. Fanslan.
   Those who wish to have
baggage or parcels taken
to Boulder may register
immediately at the employ-
ment  office.
Certificates
Available
   Residents who have re-
ceived notifications from
their block managers about
the arrival of their shoe
rationing certificates are
requested to secure them
a  Hanson hall, according
to Leave Officer Willis J.
Hanson.
   Certificates are good
for 30 days only.
BLOOD DONORS
NEEDED
   A call for blood donors
was issued today by Dr. W.
T. Carstarphen of the center
hospital as the present
list   is almost  exhausted.
   "To be a donor, one must
have a Wasserman test and
a blood typing test per-
formed at the hospital
laboratory," Dr. Carstar-
phren said.  He emphasized
that donors will not give
blood   immediately.
   The response to this
appeal and the subsequent
blood donor list compiled
is the only source of blood
available," Dr. Carstarphen
pointed   out.
   Donors are asked to re-
port to the hospital labor-
atory at their earliest
convenience.
CHURCH   GROUP  TO
MEET   IN   7H  HALL
   The Amache Seventh-Day
Adventist church will
meet in 7G recreation hall
tonight.   Instead, members
will meet in the 7H recre-
ation hall with the Granada
Christian church group at
7 p.m.
   A young people's fellow-
ship hour with community
singing will be featured.
The  public is cordially
Invited to attend.
CHURCH SERVICES SATURDAY
Event		     Time                              Rec Hall
   CATHOLIC	
Mass		     7:00  a.m.                       11K 
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Sabbath  school         9:00 a.m.       	             7G
Sermon                     10:00 a.m.                        7G
   SEICHO-NO-IYE
Service                        7:00 p.m.                        7G-12G
   BUDDHIST
Adult   service           2:00  p.m.                        7G-12G