Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 90

              Page  6_______________________PIONEER________________August  11, 1943
      Our   Boys
   Twenty - one Japanese
American officers of the
combat team are on detached
service attending schools
in their special fields.
   Eighteen are taking the
Officers' Basic course at
the infantry school at Fort
Benning, Ga.; two are ta-
king the communications
course at Fort Benning;
and one is at the Army
Medical center in Washing-
ton, DC.
   Those enrolled in the
Officers' Basic course at
the Infantry school are
1st Lts. Yasutaka H. Fuku-
shima, Bert N. Nishimura,
Masayuki Kawasaki, Kiyoto
Tsubaki, Herbert W. Yama-
moto, Richard K. Betsui,
Roy M. Hirano, Kanemi Ka-
nazawa, Sadami Katahara,
and Theodore T. Sueoka and
2ndLts. Chiyoki Ikeda, sa- 
buro Maehara, Walter M.
Iwasa, Matsuhei H, Nishi-
mura, Kaoru Akamatsu, Yaso
Abe, Jitsuzo Chinen and
Robert S. Taira.
   Second Lts. Edward M.
Yoshimasu and F. K. Kodama
are taking the Communica-
tions course. First Lt.
Katsumi Nakadate is at the
Army Medical center.
   Second Lt. Ichiro Okada
recently returned from the
Bakers and Cooks’ school 
at Fort Benning.
VACATION   TRIP
   Kathleen Schiller, edu-
cation secretary, left the
center last night, for a
two-weeks' vacation in
Minnesota, where shewill
visit her parents.
SEICHO-NO-IYE
   The Seicho-No-Iye meet-
ing, 7:30 p.m. at the 12G
recreation hall tomorrow,
will feature Unosuke Kara-
tsu's continuation of his
sermon: "The Holy Sutra
of Seicho-No-Iye."____________________________________________
       CHURCH    SERVICES    SATURDAY
Event			Time                                    Place
      BUDDHIST
Obon Service		1:30 p.m.                             Aud
     SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Adult  Sabbath		9:00 a.m.                             6G-2C
Sermon			10:00 a.m.                           6G-2C
Vesper			8:30 p.m.                             6G-2C
STUDENTS   TO   TAKE  TESTS
   Eleventh and twelfth-
Grade students of the Ama-
che senior high school will
be given achievement tests
under the supervision of
Grace Lewis, vocational
counselor, Monday through
Wednesday, at the auditor-
ium.
   TweIfth-grade students
whose last name go through
the    letter    "0"    are    re-
quested to go to the aud-
itorium on Monday at 9
a.m.    The rest of the
twelfth and eleventh grad-
ers through the letter "J"
will meet on Tuesday morn-
ing at the same time.   The
remainder of the eleventh
graders will take their
test on Wednesday morning,
also at the  same  time.
    Students  who are   work-
ing and are unable to take
the test will be given
one soon after the fall
semester begins.
SAKIYO   YAMAMOTO
BECOMES   BRIDE
   Sakiyo Yamamoto, for-
merly of Winters, Calif.,
became the bride of Jiro
Kawashima Sunday evening
at 7H-3F.    A reception was
held at the 7K mess hall
immediately following
ceremonies.
   Shinichi Tsumori and
Shozo Usui were the bai-
shakunin.
   The couple are now re-
siding at 7H-1D.
HONOR  STUDENTS
HOLD   BANQUET
   The Amache branch of
the National Honor society
held a semi-banquet at the
Hospitality House, Monday
evening.
   Acting as hostess for
the occasion was Marion
Konishi, president of the
society.    Honored guests
of the affair were Herbert
B. Walthers, high school
principal, and two of the
organization’s sponsors,
Betty Beaver and Helen
Wilcoxon.
   The junior members of
the society acted as the
general committee for the
event, with Lily Nagatoishi
as refreshment chairman.
Sameshima  Elected  Vice  Prexy
At   Palmer Lake Conference
   Akira Sameshima, one of
the 12 Amache delegates to
the summer conference of
the Pine Crest institute
at Palmer Lake, Colo.,  was
elected vice president of
the conference council.
   Six hundred young people
from all parts of the state
attended the annual week-
long meet.
   Those from Amache in-
cluded Ruth Takemura, Cowl
Takao, Tom Nakashima, Bill
Kashiwase, Arthur Shoji,
Mary Noda, Tad Sugimoto,
Yoshiko Sato, Ted Kinoshi-
ta, George Hinoki, Joe Ka-
miya, and Akira Sameshima.
Reverend Lester Suzuki and
Henry Suzukida accompanied
the group.
   George Hinoki, Tom Na-
kashima, Arthur Shoji, Tad
Sugimoto, and Akira Same-
shima are now attending a
boys' conference sponsored
by the Grace church of Den-
ver at a camp near Denver,
They are scheduled to stay
there a week.
FELLOWSHIP   HOUR
TO   BE    CONDUCTED
   A young peoples' fellow-
ship hour will be held to-
night at 8 o'clock at the
11H recreation hall, under
the sponsorship of the
Seventh -Day Adventists.
Community singing and a
short pep talk by Pastor
George Kiyabu will be given.