Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 47

              Page      PIONEER     March 13, 1943
©Short TAKES
   Boy Scout Troop 161 and
Leader George Marmoto aided
in collecting donations
for the recent Red Cross
drive.   They were respon-
sible for adding $56 to the
Red Cross  fund.
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   Dorothy McDougall, clerk-
stenographer in Henry F.
Halliday's office, desires
to purchase a small steamer
trunk.    Anyone who wishes
to sell one is requested
to contact Halliday's of-
fice in the north adminis-
tration building,
©
   Members of Boy Scout
Troop 162 acted as official
guides at the Amache Art
and Crafts festival last
week end.
©
   Ino Abe of 7K-7B was
hostess to 16 guests at a
party honoring George and
Robert Kashiwagi, volun-
teers, and June Kashiwagi,
who is leaving next week
for the University of Texas.
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   WANTED:   A pianist for
the Seventh-Day Adventist
church.   Contact George
Kiyabu, 6G-3F.   Will pay
regular salary.
©
   Col. Moberly and Lt.
Needel of the La Junta Air
base visited the center
Wednesday.
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A community get-together
will be held at Terry hall
from 7 to 9 p.m, Monday,
announced the recreation
department. Singing, folk
dancing, and games will be
featured. The public is
invited,
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   Six dozens of Indian-
emblemed T shirts have been
sold this week by the Amache
high school co-op store,
announced the physical ed-
ucation department.
   More are expected within
a few weeks.   They sell for
75 cents each.
©
   In reply to inquiries of
many residents, John 0.
Moore, public welfare coun-
selor, said it is a WRA pol-
icy and not a center ruling
to pay clothing allowances
for October, November, and
December to workers and
their dependents only.
ENLISTEES  HONORED BY
VARIOUS  ORGANIZATIONS
CHURCH   CHOIR
   Six members of the church
choir who volunteered for
the US Army were honored
at a party Tuesday night
at the 9L recreation hall.
They are Tom Matsaura, Yuki
Akaki, Mits Usui, Sherman
Kishi, George Yoshida, and
Lens Murakami.
6F  YOUNG   PEOPLE
   A dance feting the
block's volunteers was held
by the young people of 6F
Wednesday night at their
mess hall.   Honorees were
Ben Sasaki, George Shiino,
Tom and Frank Saito, and
Jack Mametsuka,
CHRISTIAN   GROUP
Nine volunteers were
guests of honor at a party
given at the 10H Christian
church hall by a group of
friends Sunday.   Volunteer
Kay Sugahara spoke in be-
half of the enlistees.
   Honored guests were Roy
Satow, Yoshiro Befu, George
Saito, Calvin Saito, Harry
Kuwaha ra, Buster Suzuki,
Duke Yamasaki, Sam Takaha-
shi, and Kay Sugahara.
BLOCK 11F
   The following volunteers
were honored at a party
given by the young people
of Block 11F Tuesday night;
   Harry Nakabe, George
Otsuka, and Tom Morikawa,
11F; and Jiro Kai, 12F.
KAU KAU LANERS
   Yuk Yawata, Windy Kaji-
oka, Yoshi Matsuoka, Joe
Jiobu, Bill Wada, and Sab
Okamura, members of the
Kau Kau Lane athletic club
who volunteered for the
Army, were honored at a
dance Wednesday night at
the 11E mess hall.
Rustlings FROM OTHER CENTERS
TULE LAKE, Calif.
   A WAAC lieutenant in-
terviewed women interested
in joining the corps.
   The local hog farm is
ranked as the leader in hog
production in Northern Cal-
ifornia.
ROHWER, Ark...
   "Keeping fit physically"
is one of the programs of
the YWCA.    Calisthenics
are practiced.
   A "Lil Neebo" dance was
sponsored by the community
activities division.
   The Royal Dukes, who
sponsored a queen contest
in the center, collected
$1,028 and donated it to
the various community or-
ganizations to be used for
the benefit and welfare of
the residents.
TOPAZ, Utah...
   The center hospital has
issued a call for 50 nurse
aides to meet the nursing
personnel shortage.   A
three-week course will be
given to all applicants.
   Topaz high school was
given a scrubbing when 1500
students washed the windows
and walls, painted and
polished the stoves, mopped
floors, repaired the rooms,
and deposited and arranged
gravel for sidewalks.
   The March 3 doll exhibit
displayed homemade products
of crepe paper, stockings,
wire, rags, wood, and yarn.
   Two basketball teams
will represent the center
at the Rocky Mountain cham-
pionship tourney to be held
in Salt Lake City,
HEART MOUNTAIN, Wyo...
   An alien evacuee pur-
chased $3000 worth of war
bonds to top all purchasers.
   There will be a Private
Tojo in the all-nisei com-
bat unit.
POSTON, Ariz…
   A father-son banquet
highlighted the Court of
Honor.   The highest award,
Star Scout badge, was pre-
sented to Gene Nakata.  The
evening's program was start-
ed with mess call.
JEROME, Ark…
   Since the first of the
year, five tons of soap
has been manufactured in
the center for the resi-
dents’ use.   The material
used are waste fat from the
kitchens, lye, and water.
   Twenty-six residents ,
all over 60 years of age
and residing in one block
were the honored guests at
a talent show.