Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 12

              Page 8___________________PIONEER____________December 8, 1943	
ORGANIZATIONS   OFFER   FACILITIES
TO  RELOCATEES   IN   CLEVELAND
   Evacuee resettlers in
Cleveland are assured of
various facilities offered
by the Board of Education,
PTA, art museum, YMCA, and
YWCA according to Harold
Fistere, relocation super-
visor for the Cleveland
area.
And through joint relo-
cation office-Baptist Home
   Mission society all facili-
ties and services of the
city public library have
been made available to the
relocatees.
    Evacuees who become li-
brary members may take part
in book review .meetings,
lectures, film forums, in
addition to the use of
special reading rooms.
CO-OP   RELEASES  BALANCE  SHEET
   AMACHE CONSUMER ENTERPRISES, INC.
         BALANCE SHEET
       OCTOBER 31, 1943
ASSETS
Current:
   Cash on Hand:			
        Register Change 
	Fund		$  590.00
              Office  Cash 	      18.00
              Whse Petty Cash         10.00
               Sales Tax-Tokens        35.00 		$  653.00
    Cash in Bank 					  4,292.15
    Accounts Receivable 				    210.21
    Federation Co-op Deposit 		                   500.00
    Mdse. Inv. (Current)     			              61,761.52
    Whse. Inv. (Current)       			              17,318.56
            Total Current Assets			                                                                  $84,735.24
Fixed:
   Equipment,Furniture,and
       Fixtures 				            $12,330.29
         Less Reserve for Depreciation 		                2,175.24	                                    10,155.05
Prepaid Expense:
   Unexpired Insurance 				    340.56
   Store Supplies 				                1,808.89	                                      2,149.45
       Total Assets 						                                  $97,039.74
                       LIABILITIES & MEMBERS EQUITIES
Current:
   Accounts   Payable 			           $22,816.19
Accruals:
   Salaries					  2,265.94
   Payroll Taxes					 1,054.50
    Interest on Capital				 1,000.00
    Rent,  WRA					    327.93
   Truck Expense,  WRA			                   262.50
   State  Sales  Tax					    656.61
   Federal Excise Tax				      77.50
   Pledged  Donation 				   1,000.00	
   Scrip  Liability					   3,577.65
          Total   Current  Liabilities 						 $33,038.82
Fixed:
     Equipment  Contract  Payable 						     1,250.00
Members  Equities:
    Membership  Capital 				$26,255.00
    Patronage Savings
       Declared 		$21,011.08
    Patronage Savings
       Paid 		   9,787.21
   Patronage Savings  Deferred			11,223.87
   Allocated General Reserve			  4,007.58
   Unallocated Reserve				14,178.80
   Co-op Educational  Reserve			     874.02
   Net  Gain,Sept.1   -  Oct.31,1943       		   6,211.65		     62,750.92
       Total  Liabilities  and Members  Equity 				                  $97,039.74
Y’s  way
    Helen Toyama was installed
as president of the newly
organized Spurs in an im-
pressive candlelight cere-
mony Monday evening at the
Hospitality House.
   The new cabinet includes
Sadayo Washino, vice-pres-
ident; June Kumasaka, sec-
retary; Nan Yamamoto, cor-
responding secretary;Miyo-
ko Washizu, historian; and
Sumi Kajimura, member-at-
large.
   A "Stardust" social was
held following the ceremony
with Yoneko Kochi as emcee.
Guests for the evening were
cabinet members of the Las
Ninas,Meta Adelphons, Pat-
ricians, Pimpernels, Tri
Delts, and members of the
ABC, Golden Avalanche, and
Globe Trotters.
    Committee chairmen for
the successful event were
Margaret Morita, refresh-
ment; Jean Yamasaki, dec-
oration; and Nan Yamamoto,
invitation.
-Y-
   Plans for the month of
December was discussed at
a special meeting of the
Blue Triangle after the
"Two 01clock Tea" Sunday,
at the Hospitality House,
announced Miss Hana Uno,
secretary of the Y.
   Caroling, making and
sending Christmas cards,
and a drive to collect books
for the center hospital
patients were among the
activities discussed.
   Joy Takeyama, president
of the Patricians ,will head
the caroling committee
with Toshiko Tahara, Meta
Adelphon president, and
Betty Fujimori, assisting.
The Tri Delts and the Meta
Adelphons will be in charge
of making and distributing
Holiday greeting cards to
be sent to the soldiers and
v a ri o u s organizations.
Fumi Sakaguchi,Pimpernels'
president, will look after
the book drive with the
assistance of one girl from
each of the nine clubs.
BODINE LEAVES
   Leaving the project to-
day is Tom Bodine of the
National Student Relocation
Council in Philadelphia.
His next visit here is
scheduled for Dec. 16.