Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 70

              Page 4_______________PIONEER______________June 2, 1943
BOY SCOUTS
Flag Ceremony 
   With Troop 179 Drum and
Bugle corps participating,
the Boy Scouts of Amache
held a Flag-raising cere-
mony at the 8H school
grounds Sunday. All Boy
and   Cub  Scouts participated.
   The Scouts then fell
into formation and with
the drum and bugle corps
leading, paraded around
the   center.
YOSHIDA-SUGAWARA
WED ON SATURDAY
   Chiyoko Yoshida became
the bride of Fred Minoru
Sugawara at the 10H church
hall Saturday evening.   Rev.
Iwakichi Haratani official-
ted.
   Friends  and relatives
attended the banquet that
followed.
   The bride is the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs .
Noriklchi Yoshida,formerly
of Livingston.   The groom
is the  eldest, son of Mr.
and Mrs.  Hideji  Sugawara,
formerly of Sebastopol.
   Baishakunin were Messrs
and Mesdames Chokichi Saka-
guchi and Kiyoji Okubo.
HIGH SCHOOL HOP
AT  TERRY HALL
   A benefit dance will be
sponsored by the high school
boys' club at Terry hall
from 9 to 12 p.m., Friday.
Music will be furnished by
the  Music  Makers.
   Admission is 15 cents
per couple and 10 cents for
stags and stagettes .
YWCA GIRLS GIVEN
LEAVE  PROCEDURES
   Instructions on leave
procedures were given to
girls who will attend the
YWCA harvest camp at Vine-
land,Colo., at Hospitality
House Monday.
   Methods of picking peas
and bunching of carrots
will be taught to the girls
tomorrow at Hospitality
House,6:30 p.m.   The girls
are all asked to be present.
   CHURCH  SERVICES  SATURDAY
Event				Time  		Place
   SEVENTH-DAY APVENTIST
Children's Sabbath  school		8:30  a.m.	6G-2C
Adult Sabbath school		9:00  a.m.	6G-2C
Vespers				Sunset		6G-2C
   BUDDHIST
Adult  service			7:00 p.m.	7G-12G
REV. JAMES CUTHBERTSON
TO SPEAK AT ACY  CONFAB
   Rev. James Cuthbertson,
missionary to Japan for
many years,  will be the
guest speaker for the Ama-
che Christian Youth con-
ference, Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday. The theme
will be "Arise, 0 Chris-
tian Youth," and the theme
song, "Arise, 0 Youth of
God."
   Registration will be on
Friday, 7:30 p.m. at the
7H church hall.    Mary Sai-
to and Tazuko Uragami will
be in charge.    Included
in the program will be
singspiration, led by Hen-
ry Suzukida, theme song by
the Granada Christian church
choir, and a violin solo
by Shizue Osuga, Mika Kuzu-
hara will be the pianist,
and Rev. Akira Kuroda will
act  as   chairman.
   A girls ' trio composed
of Lucy Kishi, Loretta Ko-
iki,  and Chieko Nagatoishi
will be featured at Sat-
urday's  session.   Sam Fu -
jita will be the chairman.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
   The   Feast   of  the  Ascen-
sion    will    be  held by  the
Catholic     church     at     a   10
o ' clock   mass    tomorrow at
the   11K recreation hall.
KARATSU'S SERMON
    "The Truth Will Make
Yourself Free" will be Uno-
suke Karatsu's sermon at
the Seicho-No-Iye meeting
tomorrow, 7:30 p.m.  at the
12G recreation hall.
ALL-DAY PROGRAM
   An all-day program is
being planned for the joint
meeting of the Lycan and
Amache Seventh-Day Advent-
tist groups Saturday.  Spe-
cial music and pep talks
will be featured.
Y’S way
   Youngest of the Y groups
are the  Wee Amache-ettes
under the supervision of
Mrs. Masaji   Murai, the
members being between the
ages of 8 and 11 years.
Their latest project was
making scrapbooks for the
hospital.
-Y-
   "Homemaking as a Voca-
tion” will be the topic
of Mrs. Lottie More’s talk
to the Silverines, Satur-
day, 2 p.m. at Hospitality
House.
-Y-
   Mae Uno, adviser of the
Tri-Delts and member of
the Twenteens, left for
Hattiesburg,Miss., yester-
day.
-Y-
   Elma Amamoto, president
of the Twenteens, will be
in charge of the Y's Circle
meeting Saturday, 2:30 p.m.
at Hospitality House.   All
presidents, members -at-
large, and advisers of B
and I clubs are asked to
attend.
-Y-  
   John J.O. Moore, public
welfare counselor, spoke
on "How's and Why's of
Group Leadership" to Y*s
Circle and GR advisers Fri-
day at Hospitality House.
-Y-
   Sumi  Shirafuji, presi-
dent of the Valaines, left
for Greeley to attend school.
-Y-
   Evelyn Miyashima is tem-
porary chairman of the new
GR group and Toshiko Taha-
ra is the secretary.   The
group is advised by Mrs.
Catherine Stegner and Mary
Kito.
-Y-
   Purpose and activities
of the Y were discussed at
the Advisory board meeting
Saturday.   Officers will
be elected on June 26.
-Y-
   Letters from former
Twenteen members, Grace
Hanaki, who is now in Chi-
cago,and Ensign Inez Neil,
San Diego, were read at
the group's picnic at Koen
ranch Saturday afternoon.