Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 79

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Amache Schools
Lose Teachers
   Several teachers of the
Amache schools have left
the center. They are Dor-
othy Charlson, Boulder;
Enola Kjeldgaard, Brush,
Colo.; Margaret James and
Dorothy Berger, Greeley
State College; and Letha
Griffith, Hays, Kansas,
due to her father's death.
   Lynn Takagaki will leave
for Boulder Monday.   After
working for several weeks
there, he will attend the
Harvard Law School.   Yaeko
Shimada will go to Greeley
State College as soon as
she obtains her leave
clearance.
SENIOR  HIGH
SCHEDULE  READY
   Students who have reg-
istered for the senior high
summer school are to call
for their schedule at the
senior high school office
on Thursday morning, 8:30,
according to Grace Lewis,
vice principal.
   Students having their
first class at 10:30 a.m.
do not have to call for it
until that time.
SUMMER  SCHOOL
INSTRUMENTAL  MUSIC
PROGRAM  ANNOUNCED
   A summer program of in-
strumental music, to begin
the week of July 5, is
announced as follows by
Director Tad Hascall.
   Marching band students
will meet at 3:30 a.m. Mon-
days, Wednesdays, and Fri-
days; intermediate strings,
9:15 a.m. Mondays, Wednes-
days, Fridays; intermediate
band, 10 a.m. Mondays, Wed-
nesdays, Fridays; beginning
band, 7:30 p.m. Mondays
and 2:30 p.m. on Thursdays,
Saturdays; dance band, 3:30
p.m.   Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays; concert band,
6:30 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays; concert orches-
tra, 7:30 p.m., Tuesdays,
Thursdays.
   Twirling (beginners and
advanced), 9:15 a .m. Mon-
days , Wednesdays, Fridays;
tonettes (beginning and
advanced), 10:45 a.m. Mon-
days , Wednesdays, Fridays;
drum and bugle corps (for
Scouts only), 2:30 p.m.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sat-
urdays; beginning strings,
10 a.m., Mondays, Wednes-
days , Fridays.
    All persons who are
using WRA instruments, but
who do not plan to attend
any of these classes, are
asked to return them so
that beginners may use
them.
===JOB  OPPORTUNITIES===
   Ten girls, $27 wk; 5
men, $35 wk; 1 steno, $30
wk with some overtime.
Wanted by a baking company,
Chicago.
   Single man, $85-100 bd
and rm, Dairy, gen farm
work, must know farm ma-
chinery, chance to start
poultry business, Chicago.
   Three corrugator and
press helpers, 60¢ to 90¢
hr, 1½, overtime, Kansas City.
   Steno, $90--advance,
Milwaukee YMCA. 
   Three foundry laborers,
73¢ hr start-learn trade,
Chicago.
   Radio operators, organic
and inorganic chemists,
asst chemists, chemical
and electrical engineers,
acetylene welders,St Louis.
   Vegetable grower, $65
bd and rm, Chicago.
   One ovenman - bakery,
will be trained, $45 wk; 1
asst maintenance man, me-
chanically minded, $30 wk,
Rockford.
   Artistically inclined
person, for design and lay-
out work.    Wages on appli
cation, Tombstone & monu-
ment company, Toledo,
   Graduate electrical,
mechanical, and aeronauti-
cal engineers, starting
salaries up to $3380 yr,
Aircraft Co of Dayton,
Ohio.
   Six girls to nest and
wrap paper boxes, $26 wk,
Chicago.
   0pportunities for issei
farm families near Chi-
cago: 1 family on dairy,
hog, and beef farm, $100
mo to start, increase later,
school close by, 4-rm
house, electricity, garden,
milk and feed for 50 chick-
ens furnished.   One couple
for farm, $115 mo, bd and
rm.
   Three housemaids, $15
wk bd and rm and laundry;
1 houseman, $75 mo bd and
rm and laundry; 1 couple
for cooking and serving,
$150 mo bd and rm and laun-
dry, school for girls, Dav-
enport, Iowa.
   Comptometer operator,
civil service, Manhattan,
Kansas.
REGISTRATION
HOURS GIVEN
   Registration for the
junior high summer school
will be held at Terry Hall
Monday.   All pupils are
asked to register at the
following times: 9th grade
- 8:45 a.m.; 6th-10 a.m.;
7th--1 p.m.; and 8th grade
-2:30 p.m.
   Classes in academic sub-
jects will be taught in
the morning, while indoor
and outdoor activities will
be held in the afternoon.
   There will also be re-
ligious classes sponsored
by the Granada Christian
and the Seventh-Day Adven-
tist churches.
REV.   SAKAUYE   IS
GUEST SPEAKER
   Rev. Harper K. Sakauye;
of the Jerome relocation
center will be the guest
speaker at the morning wor-
ship service tomorrow at
Terry hall. He was former-
ly pastor of the Clearwater
Baptist church in California.
   Under the direction of
George Kubota, director,
the church choir will pre-
sent the program which was
given at Syracuse, Kans.,
recently.
YOSHIOKA, URAGAMI
TO   GIVE   REPORT
   George Yoshioka and Ta-
zuko Uragami, delegates
from Amache to the Rocky
Mountain Student Christian
conference held at Estes
Park recently, will give a
report at the college-age
group meeting, tomorrow,
7:30 p.m. at Terry hall.
SIX   MORE   LEAVE
FOR  CHICAGO HOSTEL
   The following six evac-
uees left this week for
the Chicago Brethren hos-
tel:    Ranko Ogawa, Elma
Noguchi, Mary Hamahashi,
Kazue Yokohari, Masazo
Saito, and Sumie Hashimoto.