Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 74

              June   16,   1943_____________PIONEER___________Page 5
Short TAKES
tor pool office
is now located in thebuild-
ing next to the gas sta-
tion, according to Bob
Smith, motor pool, and ga-
rage  supervisor.
©
   Carl Rondo, 33-11-3, Man-
zanar, Calif., wishes to
contact Kiichiro Fukuda,
as he has important infor-
mation to give him.
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   Wanted--Forty farm
workers--beet work on con-
tract basis; other work,
$5 a day; harvesters, $5
to $8 a day and board.
Apply  atemployment office.
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   Clad in a Kayowa Indian
c ostume,  Robert George
spoke to Boy Scout Troop
162 Saturday on the Kayowa
Indian tribe which roamed
this region.   He taught
the Scouts the Cheyenne
Indian Buffalo dance.
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   The 335th Escort guard
is holding target practice
on the XY ranch.   Accord-
ing to Capt. John Karpen,
Those who shoot over 85
per cent qualify for a
sharp-shooter's  medal.
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   Allmusicians interested
in forming a jazz band are
asked to contact Byko Ume-
zawa, 12G-8E.    A meeting
is     scheduled     for Sunday,
1:30     p.m.  at  Ume zawa’s
home.
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   Re p resentatives from
Amache will attend the an-
nual regional meeting of
the Seventh-Day Adventist
churches of Southern Colo-
rado at Pueblo this week
end.
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   Charles S. Machida of
the farm section will speak
to the Amache Women's fed-
eration Saturday, 10 a.m.
at Hospitality House. Plans
for the bazaar and the
community-wide Fourth of
July celebration will be
discussed.
     VISITING
===SOLDIERS===
   Pvt. Shigeo Takemoto,
Pfc. Toshio R. Mizusawa,
Pvt.   George  S.  Yoshida,
Pvt. Jerry Y. Shigaki, Camp
Shelby,   Miss.
An  Appeal
   The community Council
has  made an appeal to
the members of the YWCA
clubs in Amache for nurse'
aides to work in the
hospital.    We hope that
many of our girls will
take this opportunity to
be of service to our com-
munity as well as to
train themselve s for
such positions.
   Girl Reserves and Y's
Circle members, let's do
our share, too. 
                   Alice Suzuki,
                   YWCA secretary
APPLICATIONS   FOR
AIDES   TO   CLOSE
   Applications for the new
nurse' aide class, which
will begin the latter part
of June, will be taken for
a few more days.   Anyone
interested in enrolling
should contact Chief Nurse
Alma K. Folda.    Three more
prospective members who
have been accepted are
Jayne Shimada, Mary Kobo,
and Masako Ito.
SENIORS ASKED TO
REPORT SATURDAY
   All seniors who are to
receive diplomas must re-
port for marching practice
at the new high school aud-
itorium Saturday, 9 a.m.
if they wish to participate
in the graduation exercises,
S. Clay Coy, senior high
principal, announced.
Nisei  Soldier
Causes Strike
   LOOMIS, Calif., June 11
--The presence of a Japa-
nese-American soldier caused
a sit-down strike at the
Nash-DeCamp company ware-
House.
   Fruit packers refused
to work when Wilson Makabe,
Loomis-born Japanese and a
private in the US Army,
visited the plant while on
a  furlough.
   The packers did not mo-
lest Makabe, but Sheriff's
deputies took the soldier
in protective custody and
work was   resumed.
MALCOLM PITTS
   Malcolm Pitts, acting
field assistant of the Den-
ver WRA office, visited
the center yesterday.
DR.  ISHIMARU
VISITS  CENTER
   Dr. Tetsuya Ishimaru
left for Poston last night
after a stay of several
days in the center.
   Dr. Ishimaru has been
visiting Washington and
other eastern centers work-
ing for the evacuee cause.
   He conferred with Proj-
ect Director James G. Lind-
ley, John J. 0. Moore, and
John Rademaker on the prob-
lems of resettlement and
internee families.    He   spoke
before the Block managers,
Council, and internee fam-
ily members.
Y’s  way
    Fumi Fukuyama and Nam-
iko Ota left Monday eve-
ning to attend the Girl
Reserves' conference  at
Camp Lookout.    Fumi will
edit the camp paper and
serve as counsellor while
Nami will be the pianist,
-Y-
   Representing the Amache
Y, Yoshiko Ito will attend
the Business Girls' con-
ference at Alta Lodge,
Utah.    Delegates from the
Rocky Mountain_ states will
participate.
-Y-
   Election of officers  will
be held by the Colleens
tonight at 7 o'clock at
the home of President Amy
Hattori, 8K-5E.
-Y-
 Eva Sugiyama, Helen
Kato, and June Morimoto of
the Escalantas have turned
in a large number of pecan
novelty pins which are on
sale at Hospitality House,
Other club members have
also started work on the
pins.    Proceeds will be
shared by Hospitality House
and  the club.   Mrs. Masao
Hoshino is adviser of the
group.
-Y-
   "Meta-Adelphons" has
been selected as the name
of the newest GR  group.
Evelyn Miyashima was elec-
ted president recently.
Other officers are Toshiko
Tahara, vice president;
Kazue Yoshida, secretary
Ruth Takemura, treasurer;
Anne Ohki, historian; and
Betty Fujiwase, member-at-
large.