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January 19, 1943 PIONEER Page 5
· Short TAKES
The latest official
population figures for the
center is 6,797, the depart-
ment of housing announced
Saturday. The figure does
not include those out on
leave.
·
"Following Christ" was
the topic of Victor Fujiu's
sermon at the Sunday morning
worship service of the Gra-
nada Protestant church.
Rev. Harry Hashimoto acted
As chairman.
·
Highlighted by the ap-
pearance of Chiyoko Matsuda,
well-known concert singer,
the Block 6F talent show
was presented in the mess
hall Saturday night.
·
Permits for group gath-
erings should be secured
at the police department
three days prior to the e-
vent so that a complete
clearance can be made, said
Tak Koga, assistant police
chief, yesterday.
·
Mrs. Buelah Hemphill,
clerk stenographer, is in
Denver with her husband who
is undergoing a minor oper-
ation.
·
Tadahito Shizuoka was
elected president of the
night school teachers' or-
ganization at a meeting
held recently.
Other officers are Ross
Okura, vice president, and
Shizue Watanabe, secretary.
·
Fifteen cases of chicken
pox were reported by the
center hospital last week.
·
Shigin and biwa classes
will be held in 8H-4C from
this week instead of 8H-4B.
Classes meet on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays from 6:30 to 9:30
p.m.
LOST: 2 complete forms
of Personal Property Ship-
ping orders on the road be-
tween the administration
buildings and Block 7H.
The forms are signed by
K. Hashimoto and witnessed
by Dorothy McDougall. If
found, please forward to
Miss McDougall, room 8,
north administration build-
ing.
YOUTHS TO
HEAR KARPEN
Capt. John P. Karpen,
commanding officer of the
335th Escort Guard company,
will speak at the meeting
of the Granada Protestant
church's college-age group
in Terry hall Sunday eve-
ning...The meeting will
begin at 7 p.m. All col-
lege-age people are invited.
Money Lost at
Talent Show
Isamu Kuge, 11E-12A-B,
reported the theft of his
wallet during the Block 6F
party Saturday night, ac-
cording to the police de-
partment.
The wallet contained $20
in cash, a WRA pay check
for $19, and a clothing
allowance check for $102,
it was stated.
Kuge c1aims that the
wallet was in his overcoat
pocket when he arrived at
the party but he found it
gone later in the evening.
=VITAL STATS=
BIRTH:
To Mr. and Mrs. George
Ozaki, 12H-2F, a boy, at
center hospital, Jan. 15.
DEATH:
Tanikishi Nakamoto, at
Butte county hospital, Grid-
ley, Calif., Jan 12.
MARRIAGES:
Haru Mayeda to Makoto
Sasaki, 6F-8F, in the cen-
ter, Jan. 9.
Tsutai Kaneyoshi, 12F-3B,
to Tsumoru Tsujioka, 12F-3C,
in the center, Jan. 17.
TRANSFERS:
Katsuichi Hirota from
Topaz, and the Stanley Tsu-
chiya family from Poston.
SUBSISTENCE
FEE CHARGED
Evacuees who accept any
type of employment other
than in the project work
corps shall pay a 67 cents
per day subsistence charge,
according to WRA regula-
tions, T. Reade Hanson,
principal fiscal account-
ant, announced Saturday.
Payment is to be made in
cash to the agent cashier,
located at room 10, north
administration building.
Evacuees who are in this
work are asked to make pay-
ment s voluntari1y. This
will eliminate the neces-
sity of personally calling
such delinquency to the
attention of an individual,
stated Hanson. Cancellation
of certain privileges will
be made to those avoiding
payment.
SCHEDULE OF
MAIL LISTED
Mail is collected from
boxes in the laundry at 1
p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m.
on Saturdays, the post of-
fice said today.
Clothes Cause
Second Fire
Clothing placed too near
the stove was given as the
reason for the fire that
broke out Sunday night in
the apartment of Bob Hirano,
11G-4A, according to Fire
Chief Jerry Sullivan. Dam-
age was estimated at $17.
Alert neighbors had the
flames under control when
the fire department arrived
on the scene. Hirano was
visiting with friends at
the time of the fire.
SOLDIERS FETED AT SOCIAL
Nine soldiers were guests
of honor at a party Satur-
day night at the 6E rec-
reation hall sponsored by
the YWCA girls. More than
40 people attended.
Games, dancing, and re-
freshments made up the eve-
ning's program.
The guests of honor were
Pvt. M. Yamauchi, Pvt. Ka-
zunii Kawafuchi, Pvt. Tada-
shi Hirose, Pvt. Carl Kawa-
moto, Cpl. Janes Hiratsuka.
Pfc. Teruo Sakata, Pfc.
Ichiro Arimoto, Pfc. Hiro-
shi Mitobe, and Pfc. Walter
Sakamoto.
Alice Suzuki and Hana
Uno were co-hostesses of
the evening and were aided
by Emiko Oka, Jaine Oi,
Helen Munemura, Toki Tana-
ka, Kiyo Togashi, Fudge
Nozawa, and Elma Amamoto.
Others who helped arrange
the party were Yoshiharo Baru,
George Saito, Joe Sakakura,
Sam Takahashi, and Mr. Abe
of the 6E mess hall.
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 26 |
| Date | 1943-01-19 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue number or date | 26 |
| Page count | 8 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 5 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N26_P05 |
| Page number | page 5 |
| Physical description | 35.7 cm x 21.7 cm |
| Full Text Search | January 19, 1943 PIONEER Page 5 · Short TAKES The latest official population figures for the center is 6,797, the depart- ment of housing announced Saturday. The figure does not include those out on leave. · "Following Christ" was the topic of Victor Fujiu's sermon at the Sunday morning worship service of the Gra- nada Protestant church. Rev. Harry Hashimoto acted As chairman. · Highlighted by the ap- pearance of Chiyoko Matsuda, well-known concert singer, the Block 6F talent show was presented in the mess hall Saturday night. · Permits for group gath- erings should be secured at the police department three days prior to the e- vent so that a complete clearance can be made, said Tak Koga, assistant police chief, yesterday. · Mrs. Buelah Hemphill, clerk stenographer, is in Denver with her husband who is undergoing a minor oper- ation. · Tadahito Shizuoka was elected president of the night school teachers' or- ganization at a meeting held recently. Other officers are Ross Okura, vice president, and Shizue Watanabe, secretary. · Fifteen cases of chicken pox were reported by the center hospital last week. · Shigin and biwa classes will be held in 8H-4C from this week instead of 8H-4B. Classes meet on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. LOST: 2 complete forms of Personal Property Ship- ping orders on the road be- tween the administration buildings and Block 7H. The forms are signed by K. Hashimoto and witnessed by Dorothy McDougall. If found, please forward to Miss McDougall, room 8, north administration build- ing. YOUTHS TO HEAR KARPEN Capt. John P. Karpen, commanding officer of the 335th Escort Guard company, will speak at the meeting of the Granada Protestant church's college-age group in Terry hall Sunday eve- ning...The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. All col- lege-age people are invited. Money Lost at Talent Show Isamu Kuge, 11E-12A-B, reported the theft of his wallet during the Block 6F party Saturday night, ac- cording to the police de- partment. The wallet contained $20 in cash, a WRA pay check for $19, and a clothing allowance check for $102, it was stated. Kuge c1aims that the wallet was in his overcoat pocket when he arrived at the party but he found it gone later in the evening. =VITAL STATS= BIRTH: To Mr. and Mrs. George Ozaki, 12H-2F, a boy, at center hospital, Jan. 15. DEATH: Tanikishi Nakamoto, at Butte county hospital, Grid- ley, Calif., Jan 12. MARRIAGES: Haru Mayeda to Makoto Sasaki, 6F-8F, in the cen- ter, Jan. 9. Tsutai Kaneyoshi, 12F-3B, to Tsumoru Tsujioka, 12F-3C, in the center, Jan. 17. TRANSFERS: Katsuichi Hirota from Topaz, and the Stanley Tsu- chiya family from Poston. SUBSISTENCE FEE CHARGED Evacuees who accept any type of employment other than in the project work corps shall pay a 67 cents per day subsistence charge, according to WRA regula- tions, T. Reade Hanson, principal fiscal account- ant, announced Saturday. Payment is to be made in cash to the agent cashier, located at room 10, north administration building. Evacuees who are in this work are asked to make pay- ment s voluntari1y. This will eliminate the neces- sity of personally calling such delinquency to the attention of an individual, stated Hanson. Cancellation of certain privileges will be made to those avoiding payment. SCHEDULE OF MAIL LISTED Mail is collected from boxes in the laundry at 1 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. on Saturdays, the post of- fice said today. Clothes Cause Second Fire Clothing placed too near the stove was given as the reason for the fire that broke out Sunday night in the apartment of Bob Hirano, 11G-4A, according to Fire Chief Jerry Sullivan. Dam- age was estimated at $17. Alert neighbors had the flames under control when the fire department arrived on the scene. Hirano was visiting with friends at the time of the fire. SOLDIERS FETED AT SOCIAL Nine soldiers were guests of honor at a party Satur- day night at the 6E rec- reation hall sponsored by the YWCA girls. More than 40 people attended. Games, dancing, and re- freshments made up the eve- ning's program. The guests of honor were Pvt. M. Yamauchi, Pvt. Ka- zunii Kawafuchi, Pvt. Tada- shi Hirose, Pvt. Carl Kawa- moto, Cpl. Janes Hiratsuka. Pfc. Teruo Sakata, Pfc. Ichiro Arimoto, Pfc. Hiro- shi Mitobe, and Pfc. Walter Sakamoto. Alice Suzuki and Hana Uno were co-hostesses of the evening and were aided by Emiko Oka, Jaine Oi, Helen Munemura, Toki Tana- ka, Kiyo Togashi, Fudge Nozawa, and Elma Amamoto. Others who helped arrange the party were Yoshiharo Baru, George Saito, Joe Sakakura, Sam Takahashi, and Mr. Abe of the 6E mess hall. |
