Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 17

              December 24, 1943__________________PIONEER Christmas  EDITION__________________Page 7
SCHOOL
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ELEMENTARY
   Christmas     trees     which
have  decorated  the  elemen-
tary school classrooms  were
donated     for    the  hospital
rooms   last week by the  pu-
pils,according to Dr.   Enoch
Dumas,   principal.
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   A Mickey Rooney film and
a  cartoon    movie    were  en-
joyed  by  over   1000 elemen-
tary    school    children    at
Terry    hall   in a  three-day
schedule,stated Dr.  Dumas.
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   A monetary donation was
received  by the  elementary
school from Mrs.Ayano Oku-
da,night  school instructor,
to    aid     in the  purchasing
of    trees    and     shrubs  for
the  school block.
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   Parents  and  teachers   of
the   6C  grade     and    nursery
schools  held a regular meet-
ing Wednesday and  Thursday
at  the  school.
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   Martha  Takemura,   former
Pre-school supervisor,paid
a visit    to the elementary
school.     Miss   Takemura     is
here   on her Christmas  holi-
day visit,   and     she   is   now
employed as a nursery school
teacher at the Sara  Fisher's
home   in Farmington,  Mich.
JR HIGH
   Mrs . Frieda Mahoney,
popular instructor at junior
high school since last year,
left the faculty yesterday
for Denver. She will leave
for her new job in Chicago
after  Christmas.
   Mrs. Mahoney was girls'
advisor and instructed phy-
sical education and science.
	JR
   A successful Christmas
program was presented by
grade 7-1 under the direc-
tion of Miss Muiel Groves,
at Terry Hall, Wednesday
morning.
   "Reindeer on Relief”
was highlighted with a cast
of over 40.   Songs by the
pupils and a Christmas pray-
er read by Dorothy Fuchi-
gami were included in the
program.
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CAROLERS  TO  SERENADE
CENTER  FOLKS TONIGHT
   CHRISTMAS   EVE CAROLERS
ATTENTION!
   Groups of carolers will
tour the center tonight,
singing Yuletide songs and
creating    fun and laughter
that go with Christmas,
under the supervision of
the  recreation department.
   These wishers of merry
Christmas will meet at the
8F recreation office before
6:30 o'clock for final in-
structions . Upon conclusion
of the caroling tour of the
center, the groups will
combine and hold mass sing-
ing in the hospital and ad-
ministration areas.
   Carolers will be well-
rewarded as the community
activities section will
provide refreshments.  De-
finite plans as to where
refreshments will be served
were not made at press  time .
MOVIES
   TODAY
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NO  MOVIES  TODAY__________
   TOMORROW
7:00 p.m.-11K Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-12H Mess Hall
   SUNDAY
7:00 p.m.-6E    Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-8E    Mess Hall
   MONDAY
7:00 p.m.-11C  Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-12F   Mess Hall
   	(Iceland)
   TUESDAY
7:00 p.m.-9K     Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-10H   Mess Hall
   WEDNESDAY
7:00 p.m.-8G     Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-7F      Mess Hall
   THURSDAY
7:00 p.m.-8G     Mess Hall
7:45 p.m.-7F      Mess Hall
  “My Favorite    Wife"    a
fast moving comedy. Star-
ring Irene Dunn, Gary Grant,
Randolph Scott and Gail
Patrick, is now showing.
The story revolves around
a woman, missing for seven
years, who returns home
quietly on the day her hus-
band has had her declared
legally dead and is embark-
ing on his second honey-
moon with another woman.
   Starting Monday is "Ice-
land," a colorful, musical
show starring Sonja Henie,
John Payne and Sammy Kaye's
orchestra. The picture
includes many tuneful num-
bers with Henie's perfor-
mance on skates surpassing
her previous  performances.
   Added attraction from
Monday will be chapter 11
of the Flash Gordon serial.
--J.0.
6H   VPC   SOCIAL
   The 6H YPC social, ten-
tatively slated for yester-
day evening,has been post-
poned  to tonight.
MAH-JONG  EXPERTS
TO CLASH  SUNDAY
   Brains will be pitted
against brains Sunday aft-
ernoon at 1 o'clock, when
the mah-jong tournament
gets underway at the 8C
recreation hall, according
to Taka Aratani, of the
recreation department.
   Anyone with a little
knowledge of the game is
requested to  sign up and
compete    for one of the five
attractive awards. The
one and only requirement is
that players come early and
sign up before the big e-
vent   opens.
GOOO   NEWS   FOR
BRIDGE  LANATICS
   A bridge tournament is
tentatively scheduled to
be held during the month
of January if sufficient
number of contestants re-
gisters. Anyone interested
is urged to sign up at the
8F recreation office.
CHRISTMAS DANCE
PLANS  DROPPED
   In order not to conflict
with the numerous dances
sponsored by the various
groups and clubs, the ori-
ginally planned Christmas
Eve dance by the recreation
department has been can-
celled,     announces   Roy Ni-
kaido, director of social
activities.