Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 55

              Granada PIONEER
Vol. I,   No. 55	Amache, Colorado      April 10, 1943
CENTER CLEAN-UP DRIVE
STARTS NEXT SATURDAY
   Amache clean-up drive,
sponsored jointly by the
fire department and the
hospital. has been  set
for April 17 to 24.   The
project, originally con-
ceived by Donald E. Harbi-
son, assistant project di-
rector, will be under the
chairmanship of Nurse Ruth
Hudson and Fire Chief Vern
Cambell.
   Tentative plans call
for housecleaning,  block
clean-ups,  removal of un-
sightly dump piles and water
puddles, and a general sani-
tation drive throughout the
center--a combined salvage
and clean-up  drive.
   The program will be
climaxed by the closure of
the administrative offices
for a half-day to enable
the officials to contribute
to the clean-up effort.
   Various groups have been
contacted to assist in the
movement, among them being
the Boy Scouts, Women's
federation, schools, churches,
and block managers.
====CALENDAR====
   TODAY
2:00 p.m.--Dedication cere-
   monies of Hospitality
   House, 6G recreation hall.
6:30 p.m.--Open House, 6G
   recreation hall.
7:00 p.m.--Movies, "With
   Love and Kisses" and a-
   nother feature starring
  the Dead End Kids, 7K
   mess  hall.
7:00 p.m.--Biwa concert,
   Terry hall.
7:30 p.m.--Movies, "Get Hep
   to Love,"   6H mess   hall.
7:30 p.m.--Naniwabushi pro-
   gram,   11F mess  hall,
   TOMORROW
1:00 p.m.--Boy Scout Field
   Day,  Block  10F.
7:00 p.m.--Movies,     "With
   Love and Kisses" and a-
   nother feature starring
   the  Dead End Kids, 7G
   mess hall. 
7:45 p.m.--Movies,  8F mess
   hall.
   MONDAY
7:00 p.m.--Movies,  "Young
   Mr.  Lincoln,"  6E mess
   hall.
7:45 p.m.--Movies, 8E mess
   hall.
   TUESDAY
7:00 p.m.--Movies,  9E mess
   hall.
7:45 p.m.--Movies, 11E mess
   hall.
SHINTANI CHOSEN
MANAGER Of CO-OP
   Kenichi Shintani was
elected general manager of
the co-op by the Consumer
Enterprises board, of direc-
tors last week.   Shintani
was formerly the manager
of the center variety store.
   George Morey was named
assistant general manager.
CALIFORNIA INCOME
TAX  RETURNS DUE
   Residents are warned by
Donald T. Horn, senior at-
torney, that the California
income tax returns are due
Thursday.
   Anyone who has to file
returns should report as
soon as possible to Horn's
office where official forms
can be obtained.
BOY SCOUTS SET
FOR FIRST FIELD
DAY TOMORROW
   Assembly, with Troop 161
Color guard participating,
will open the first Boy
Scout Field Day at Block
10F tomorrow, 1 to 4:30
p.m.    The Pledge of Alle-
giance to the Flag and the
Scout oath and laws by the
Scouts will follow.
   Tom Matsuura, assistant
Scoutmaster of Troop 179,
will address  the group.
   Contests will be conduct-
ed in knot-tying, open to
tenderfoot and second
classes only, with Frank
Nakatani in charge; compass
relay, Joe Shiro; fire
building, Joe Sakakura;
signaling, Shiro Yoshiwara;
and bandage relay, Russell
Yamaga.
   Results of the events
will be announced by the
recorder during the closing
ceremonies.   Taps, by Troop
179, will conclude the
program.
   Judges will be Bob Ino-
uye, Ed Tokunaga, and Fred
Kishi; supervisor, Tom Ma-
tsuura; and Jack Ito and
Katsumi Arimoto ,  recorders.
   Scouts and Scouters are
requested to wear their
uniforms.   The public is
cordially invited to attend.
ART COMPETITION OPENED
TO JAPANESE EVACUEES
   The Friends Center in
Cambridge, Mass., is ar-
ranging an art competition
for the various Japanese-
American relocation centers,
according to the recreation
department.   Entries will
be exhibited in Cambridge
during the latter part of
May, and prizes will be
awarded for the best work
in the different classes.
   Residents of all relo-
cation centers who are 18
years or over are eligible.
All artists, professional
or amateur, are invited to
send one picture, in any
medium, which is an original
work of art.   The deadline
for all pictures to be in
Cambridge is May 15.
   Twenty-five cash awards,
ranging from five to fifty
dollars, are offered in the
various classes.
   Special awards will be
made for the best flower
painting, best portrait,
best landscape, best scene
at a relocation center or
assembly center, the best
Japanese style painting,
and mimeograph art.
   Those who desire to en-
ter their art work are re-
quested to bring them to
the 7E art studio.