Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 49

              Page 6___________________________PIONEER___________________April 22, 1944
SILK  SCREEN  SHOP  RECEIVES
FULL-PAGE  SPREAD  WRITE-UP
   The Amache Silk Screen shop, featured in a full-
page spread in the April edition of “Signs of the
Times,"national advertisers
Journal, is credited as
being an important contri-
bution to the remarkable
achievement of the efficient
war training program. Ac-
companying photographs
showed Miss Maida G. Camp-
bell, supervisor of the
center shop, at her work
and one of the several
screen processed posters
made for the US Navy by
the local group.
   The shop has been opera-
ted for almost a year with
a crew of forty-five nisei
and was started at the re-
quest of the Navy, which
was in need of posters,
charts and graphs for its
training programs, con-
tinued the article. The
navy furnishes only material
for this project with the
workers receiving $16 a
month.
   Twelve of the workers
have already relocated on
the strength of their train-
ing and work in the center.
EXTEND  THANKS
TO   VOLUNTEERS	
    The 8H schools express
its sincere appreciation
to the following persons
for their voluntary services
last Sunday in the land-
scaping program; Masao
Matsurmoto, Eddie Yasumura,
William Yasumura,Tom Ojime,
Harry Nishida, Tomotsu
Tsutsui, K. Yoshida, Kazuo
Funai, J. Sakogawa, Hitoshi
Shinozaki,Shigeharu Fujii,
Y. Shimada, K. Matsumoto,
R. Kitagawa, K. Tanioka,
Y. Kikuchi, A. Herota, M.
Nabeta,K. Uyemoto, D. Eito,
J. Fujii, E. Nachida, T.
Nakamura, Y. Nakamura and
Taul Takao.
====RELOCATION===
   Joe Nakamura, Colorado
Springs, Colo., Apr. 19.
George Maekawa, Colo-
rado Springs, Colo., Apr.
19.
   Tom Tamotsu Matsumoto,
Water Vliet,Mich.,Apr, 24.
   Teru Aoyagi,with daugh-
ter, Taeko, Denver, Colo.,
May 15,to join husband.
   Shiz Fujisaki, New York
NY, June 10.
   Hideko Matsushita, New
York, NY, May 1.
GOAT CARETAKER
WANTED BY NOTED
POET’S  WIFE
   So somebody got your
goat?
   Well, don't let that
bother you because Mrs.
Carl Sandburg, wife of the
noted poet and herself one
of the nation's' better
known dairy goat raisers,
offers employment to young
nisei experienced in milk-
ing to care for her goats.
She asks that only those
who are deferred in the
draft make applications.
   Interested persons should
write to the WRA office in
Chicago.
====LOST====
   A  rubber regulation
basketball at 12F  court.
Finder please return to
12F information office or
the PIONEER.
 -L-
   Heart-shaped sterling
silver locket  with a pic-
ture within i t . Place
where lost not known. Re-
ward offered. Return to
PIONEER office.
 -L-
   1939 Woodland high school
ring in the vicinity of
6P basketball court.Finder
please return to Silk Screen
shop.  Reward.
	Y’s way
   An invitational “Stormy”
Weather" social will be
presented by the Juniorettes
and the Wee Teeners Satur-
day, Apr. 29.   Chairmen
for the various committees
are Sally Sugioka,refresh-
ments;Louise Sasano,décor-
ations;Rumi Tonai, invi-
tations and Grace Yamaguchi,
general arrangements.
-Y-
   Joy Takeyama was elected
president of the Cinder-
illons recently. Her cab-
inet includes Jayne Sato,
vice-president; Mary Kawa-
shima, secretary-treasurer
and Grace Ishizu, member-
at-large.
-Y-
   Harumi Hamahashi was un-
animously chosen treasurer
of the Juniorettes to re-
place Anna Sugiyama, who
relocated last Sunday.
		CHURCH    SERVICES   SUNDAY
Event				  	Time			Place
   PROTESTANT
Sunday  school
    Beginners   dept.			8:45 a.m.		8H-9E
    Junior and above			8:45 a.m.		8H
    Primary dept.			                8:45 a.m.		9H
English   service			              10:15 a.m.		8H
Youth  fellowship			                 7:00 p.m.	Rm33
YP meeting				7:00 p.m.	8H-1C
   CATHOLIC
Mass                                                                       10:00 a.m.	11K
   NICHIREN
Service					1:30 p.m.	11H
    SEICHO-NO-IYE
Service					7:00 p.m.	9H
   BUDDHIST
Sunday school				8:30 a.m.		7G, 12G
YBA  service				10:00 a.m.	7G, 12G
Adult service				2:00 p.m.	7G, 12G
	*
   Rev. Lester Suzuki will
be the speaker for the Prot-
estant English morning ser-
vice tomorrow, 10:15 o'clock,   
at Terry Hall.
	*
   Unosuke Karatsu will de-
liver the message, "A Way
to Convert One's Fate," at
the Seicho-No-Iye service
tomorrow night,   7  o'clock,
at the 9H church.
	*
   The newly-appointed ad-
visory board will be honored
by the YBA cabinet tonight,
7 o' clock, at the 7G Bud-
dhist  church. Discussion
on "Activities for Young
Buddhists" will be led by
Rev. Shirakawa. Refresh-
ments will be served.
	*