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University of the PacificScholarly CommonsHarold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection Japanese-American Internment Collections5-26-1943The Recreation RecorderUnidentifiedFollow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jacoby-niseiThis Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the Japanese-American Internment Collections at Scholarly Commons. It has beenaccepted for inclusion in Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons. For more information, pleasecontact mgibney@pacific.edu.Recommended CitationUnidentified, "The Recreation Recorder" (1943). Harold S. Jacoby Nisei Collection. 45.https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jacoby-nisei/45MOKIMITSU APPOINTED ~~Tke /deczetit Lon/deeozde'z Internal Security Ad, Building Volume 1 Number 20 Wednesday, May 2 r6, 1945 ASST SUPV Appointment of N/J | (A • C Arthur Morimitsu i  l emoria l  Day LIV IC  aervic  as assistant sup­ervisor of Commu­nity Activities was announced by Supervisor Harry Mayeda at the Di­rector's meeting. The new assis­tant supervisor has been with the C.A. since it's organization, and has served as In­formation Specia­list and Coordi­nator. I  S la ted  For  This  Sunday May 30 A Memorial Day Civic Service will be held on Sunday, May JO from 11 am at the outdoor stage by the Communi­ty Activities Section. Following the flag lowering cere­mony by the Boy Scouts, a moment of silenco will be observed in memory of all those who have passed away. JAPANESE FILM TO BE SHOWN "Invisible Ag­ent" with Llona • Mas soy, John Hall and Peter Lorre is currently be­ing shown through--but the project. Starting this week on a three-week run is "Chi­chi", a .Japanese picture, j. To ~T(iq Stafclj: Utilizing this.means, I extend my heartfelt appreciation to all my friends, especially the "Rec gang", for the friendly hospitality accorded me. It's been grand'to have known you all. I shall always remember the fun, the experiences, and the fellow­ship that I've.enjoyed here. In re­trospection these things shall always be remembered by me and I shall re­member you all by it. Until we meet again, as I'm sure we will, I bid you all farewell- and best of luck. Signed: KUMBO YOSHINARI Assistant Supervisor/ Presentation of a wreath to the grave of two un­known soldiers of the Modoc War of 1873 will be made by a member of the Caucasian person­nel. Dr. Howard Han--naford of the U-nion Church, will deliver the main Memorial Day ad-dress. PROGRAM 1. School band-2. Invocation. J. Flag lowering. 4. Silence. 5. National Anth-6. em (vocal) 6. Presentation of 7. wreath. 7- Address by Dr. H. Hannaford. 8. God Bless Amer­ica (group). 9. Benediction. LOCAL RED CROSS TO ELECT OFFICERS With the purpose of electing offi­cers for the com­ing year, the Tula Lake Project unit of the American Red Bros s will hold a" mass meet­ing oh Monday, May 31 at ^1720 from 7:30 p.m. accord­ing .to Harry May­eda, first vice-chairman. THE RECUSATION RECORDER C A Staf f  to  Honor  Pau!  F i emng a t  Dinner  With Masaji Toki as the general. chairmab, -'a - farewell dinner will be he Id for Mr. Paul Fleming, Chi'e f of Community Service, On Wednesday,' June 2" at ^1420 -from .7:~5C, p.;,., ... ; "All * C.A. staff "Rose'Sako ft" dirfe-membors are asked * ctcrs; '• 1 to be present at the dinner charge will be .made'. " — • -Program ft invi­tations-Post er -A50? Weekly Dance for^ (^ Servicemen S l a t e r  Food--Office. Entertainment--Youth Social, Ad­ult ' Social, Fine Arts,; Drama. "Table decora­tion—Floral Albs Lighting ft stage —P.A. dept. Gift—Art Mori-mitsu, Yoshie Ta-kata, Alice Mtucai Pegistra t'iop.— u*t ar xug from this Thursday,the Youth Social Act­ivities will spon­sor a weekly dunce in 'honor of all visiting service-men at from '6-11 p.m. '•' '• TS 0 hostesses ~wili be present. S e r v i c emen may bring theii* -'own dates, it was;re-ported; • F XJhlBJTJON TILT: . . . .  LOCAL .HORSEHIDERS TO MEET jCLAMATH FALLS NINE In ah exhibition tilt, the local 'all-istai* nine will meet the visiting 'Klafifath sFallS Pelicans this Sunday, May .^0 ; fronj. 2. p.ia. at the hardball field nfeaf -blOck -9, it was announced 1 yvSLQP.py"~fishit"a7"athletics director Booster tickets are; being sold at iapiec- Try the meffliars of the a-thldt-ic: staff. Proceeds will ;be used? to purchase needed oequipment.. Shig Tomai and Jiggs Yamada vd.ll coach the :local all-star team. reserve your staff  picture:  Reservation for ; the Jgi'6up picture of • the staff is b e i n g  t a k e n  b y  Rose Sako at 1608 MINIDOKA B TEAM PLANS SEMFpHQ ARTIFICIAL FLOWER SHOW-BEING SHOWN AT.440& An artificial flower arrange­ment exhibit is being held by the Floral Arts' depa­rtment at $44-08 all this weak. Mrs.''Sue Oda la­t h e  c h a i r m a n o f  :  the show wnich Is arranged with the garden scheme.The exhibit is open all day to public HUNT, Idaho—rPlans Care made re­cently- at Minidoka to. organize a-baseball te'dm to represent the pro­ject In semi-pro -out-of-pro jact games Present at the meeting wore base-hall coaches'- aM" scouts of the Seat­tle :and Portland-areas. Represent­ing-' -'the Community^ Activities Were George Isiiihara, supervisor,-and Shig Osawa-, Sports supervisor. Tentatively -chosen to form the nu-r cleus of the proposed Hunt nine were, former outstanding diamond stars of the Pacific -Northwest. . . i h 

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