Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 45

              Page 4___________________PIONEER______________April 8,   1944
  Y’s  way
   The "Spring Tonic" will
be the theme of the Pim-
pernal installation social
tonight at the hospitality
House, Shizue Marumoto is
the general chairman and
emcee of this event.
   Other committee chair-
men include Akiko Morimoto,
decorations; Irene Hagi-
hara, refreshments; Kay
Kawase, bids; and Hiroko
Asao, dance program.
-Y-
   The Tri-Belts held a
very successful "Hamburger
Feast" at the Hospitality
House recently in honor
of "Boots" Sotomura,secre-
tary of the club, who re-
located to Chicago.
   Honored guests were Miss
Patricia Sand, Lowell M.
Jackson and the new club
adviser. All enjoyed an
evening of fun.
-Y-
   Fumiye Sakaguchi, former
president of the Pimpernals,
is back in camp after a
brief schooling at a Salt
Lake City Business College.
She is expected to leave
for a secretarial training
school elsewhere shortly.
WHEELER  VISITS
LOCAL  RED  CROSS
   Mrs. Lillian Casley Whee-
ler, representative of the
American Red Cross at the
St, Louis Home Service Di-
vision, visited Amache Mon-
day and Tuesday to consult
with Mrs.Brush Arai, local
Red Cross representative,
according to Jacob Gerrild,
YAMANAKA,YUZAWA
PASS  ARMY  “EXAM”
   Jimmy Yamanaka,formerly
of the LA YMCA and more
recently from the New York
branch, and George Yuzawa,
formerly of the local edu-
cation office,passed their
pre-induction physicals,
and are now visiting their
friends in Amache.
              VITAL
===STATISTICS===        .
BIRTHS:
   To Mr. and Mrs. Takashi
Nishijima, Koen Ranch, a
girl, Apr. 4.
   To Mr. and  Mrs. Tom M.
Taketa,8E-4A,a boy,Apr.4.
   To Mr. and Mrs. George
M.Morimoto, 8G-9E,a girl,
Apr.   5.
TROOP  162  WELCOMES  PUBLIC TO
CAMP  FIRE  JAMBOREE  TONIGHT
   A Boy Scout camp fire program open
will be presented by.Troop 162 tonight,
at its camp site west of Block 7E. Dr. Takashi Terami
will be the speaker of the evening.
   Songs, stunts and games will highlight the jamboree
set by the Scouts who have been camping there since
Thursday evening.
   Tomorrow will be"Scout-
ing in Action"day with the
camp site open for public
inspection. Games, patrol
contests and demonstrations
in Scoutcraft will be fea-
tured in the  day's  program.
BOY SCOUTS CAMP
AT ARKANSAS RIVER
   Twenty Scouts of Troop
161 are at present camping
by the Arkansas River, ac-
cording to a report from
Boy Scout headquarters,
The boys will be there for
a four-day period.
          JOB
OPPORTUNITIES
   Married couple as cook
and horseman, $200 mo plus
rm and bd,Colorado Springs.
   Farm offer,salary $1375
per yr plus 1/4 acre garden,
modern 4-rm house, share
crop next year,Omaha ,Nebr.
   5 men for battery fac-
tory,   70  cents   per hr  plus
time and half for overtime
to start, five cents an hr
raise each wk up to 90
cents, bonus, housing avail-
able, Dayton, Ohio.
	CHURCH   SERVICES  SUNDAY
Event						Time			Place
   PROTESTANT
Easter Sunrise  service			                  6:00 a.m.		6K
Sunday   School
  Beginners  dept.				                 8:45 a.m.		8H-9E
  Junior and above				8:45a.m.		               8H
  Primary dept.					8:45a.m.		               9H
English service					10:15a.m.		8H
Immersion Baptismal service		                  2:00p.m.		Hartman
Youth  fellowship				                 7:00p.m.		Rm 33
YP meeting					7:00p.m.		               8H.-1C
    CATHOLIC   
Mass						10:00a.m.		11K
   NICHIREN
Service						1:30p.m.		              11H
   SEICHO-NO-IYE
Service						2:00p.m.		               9H
   BUDDHIST
Sunday school					8:30a.m.		             7G,   12G
Joint YBA  service				              10:00a.m.		              7G
Adult  service					2:00p.m.		             7G,   12G
    A baptismal service will
be held at the Protestant
English service tomorrow
morning, 10:15. o'clock, at
Terry Hall. Special num-
bers will be rendered by
Shizue Osuga, violin solo,
and the junior high girls
trio.
   Rev. Lester Suzuki will
be chairman for the morning.
   The Easter Sunrise Ser-
 vice will be held tomorrow
morning, 6 o'clock, in the
Apache Bowl,  between 7K
and the hospital.
   The opening meditation
will be led by Roy Hatamiya
and Wesley Fuji, trumpeters.
Rev.Norio Yasaki, from the
Iliff School of Theology,
will offer a prayer,followed
by high school girls glee
club in a special number
directed by Miss Noreen
Klein. The message will
be delivered by Rev. J.
Terborg of the Reformed
Church of America.
   A joint YBA service will
be held tomorrow morning,
10 o'clock, at the 7G Bud-
dhist church with Professor
Ichihashi, former faculty
member of Stanford Univer-
sity as  guest  speaker.
   "A Religion That Walks
With Life" Is the topic
of Unosuke Karatsu's sermon
at the Seicho-No-Iye meet-
ing tomorrow night, 7 o'-
clock,   at the  9H  church.