Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 22

              Page 4____________________PIONEER__________________________January  19,   1944
   Y’s  way
   Hana Uno, Amache YWCA
executive secretary since
its organization, sent in
her resignation Saturday.
Reports disclose that she
is planning to relocate in
the near future.
-Y-
   Mrs . Herbert K.Walther,
chairman of the YWCA, board,
presided over a special
meeting at the Hospitality
House Sunday afternoon to
discuss future plans of the
House .
   Board members and advi-
sors were assigned to look
after the House and a hos-
tess training class was
proposed.
   With Hana Uno' s resig-
nation, members were given
new duties as fellows: Mrs.
Byko Umezawa, treasurer,
Mrs. Katsuki Iki,GR chair-
man; Mrs. Joan Arai, B & I
chairman; Yuri Domoto, co-
chairman; Kate Watanabe,GR
ring group chairman; and
Mrs . George Takeyama, YW
property chairman. A new
executive secretary will be
chosen in the near future .
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   Betty Shitara was elect-
ed president of the newly
organized Co-eds at their
first meeting  recently.
   Assisting her will be
Namiko Ota,vice-president;
Yoshi Ota., secretary, trea-
surer and reporter; Apple
Okamura, historian; and
Alice Nakamura, member-at-
large. Dorothy Saito is
their  advisor.
   A  coming-out social is
planned for the near future.
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   The Meta- Adelphons and
the Royal Spartans plan a
joint social for the earlier
part of February.
MONETARY DONATIONS
   Mr. and Mrs.  Kuranoshin
Yatabe made a monetary do-
nation to the PIONEER at
the announcement of the
marriage of their daughter
Tomoko to Toshio Kawamoto.
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   A monetary donation was
made to the senior high
school by Mrs. A. Okuda of
6G-7A.
===TRANSFER===
   Hishijiro Ito from Santa
Fe, N.M.
MONTANA  OFFERS  MANY
FARMING  OPPORTUNITIES
   No money,no relocation?
Not according to the latest
farming relocation opportu-
nities for about 30 families
available in the Montana's
fertile Big Horn county on
a   share-crop basis,accord-
ing to information received
from Billings, Mont., re-
location office.
   Standard lease there
provides for the tenant to
receive 40 per cent of the
gross receipt and the owner
60 per cent.   The landowner
furnishes everything, in-
cluding housing,equipment,
seed,fertilizer, water and
other necessary cash out-
lay, while the tenant fur-
nishes all the labor. Other
deviations may be secured
through direct owner-tenant
negotiation. And if the
relocatee has own equip-
ment, good land may be had
on cash lease terms of $2
an acre.
   Billings office invites
any relocator interested
in farming to take a short-
term leave to investigate
the various opportunities
and make personal contact
with those already settled
in the region. This of-
fice will furnish any needed
information upon request
by writing direct to 0.
Leon Anderson, relocation
officer, 328 Stapleton
Building, Billings, Mont.,
while other minor details
may be obtained at the
local placement office.
SPECIAL PROGRAM
FOR SOLDIERS SET
   A special talent and
social entertainments will
be held tomorrow evening
(Jan. 20)at 7 o'clock ex-
clusive for the soldiers
in uniform and their friends
at the Hospitality House
according to Mrs. Chikayo
Masuoka, president of the
Blue   Star   Mothers.
   The House will be opened
daily this week except Fri-
day evening for the men in
the   service  and their pals.
   The club decided to
launch its Fourth War Loan
drive   Monday,
KARATSU SELECTS
DISCUSSION TOPIC
   "Discipline of Children,"
will be the subject to be
discussed at the meeting
to be presided by Unosuke
Karatsu,Seicho-No-Iye cler-
gymen, at the 12G recreation
hall tomorrow evening. 7
o'clock.
YMCA  BOARD
ESTABLISHED
   The local YMCA Advisory
Board was officially estab-
lished at a meeting held
last Thursday evening at
the high school, according
to Dr. John A, Rademaker,
community analyst.
   New members were selected
and will be sworn into of-
fice Jan. 25 by Masao Sa -
tow,specia1 representative
for Japanese-American YMCA,
and Howard Custerman, or-
ganizer for this area from
Topeka, Kans.
   The new Advisory Board
consists of Akira Brush
Arai, Dr. George Takeyama,
Dr. Takashi Terami, Dr.
Lloyd Garrison, Keikichi
Fukuyama, Harvey Turk, Dr.
John A. Rademaker, Fra nk
Nakamura, John Ishikawa,
Harry Shironaka,John Spen-
cer, Bobby Uno, George K.
Watanabe, David Takagishi,
and Melvin McGovern.
AID OFFERED
PREPARING 1943
TAX RETURNS
   Remember, if you desire
assistance in preparing your
1943 income tax returns, a
Deputy Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue will be at the
Granada Bank today.
   And don't forget to bring
the envelope mailed to you
by the Collector with the
statement of the amount of
your 1942 income tax and
the sum already paid, and
your receipts showing the
payments made on the Septem -
ber or December estimates.
===RELOCATION===
   Yasushi Kuzuhara, Chi-
cago,   Ill.,   Jan.   21.
   Tomi Kishimoto,Boulder,
Colo., to attend Naval
Language School, University
of  Colorado.
   Joe Kawana ,Philadelphia ,
Penn.,   Jan.   16.
   Takako Tanioka, New York,
N.Y.,   Jan.   18.