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Clothmg Sales Committee members at work--shown at one of their regular Mond~y e"vening se"lOns are ~rances (Mrs. Moichi Okazaki), Florence (Mrs. Kenneth Mitsun2ga ), Fusano (Mrs.

Yoshlmasu), Stella (Mrs . Richard Mizuta), Gladys (Mrs. Herbert Yamamoto), Kuulei I . Robert Taira). --Photo by Craig Stevens Studio.

ENJOY FELLOWSHIP ARING FOR CARNIVAL

This page is exclusively for the fairer-the stronger and uglier sex. Ready for you seamsters are boys' alJha

girls' pake shirts, ladies' sleeveless with and w,ithout yoke, men' s aloha

, and ladles pake muus . Instructions sewing these materials come with them. drop in at the clubhouse at any time to them up. Just sign out when taking and returning garments - a sheet of paper is pasted on box. A limited supply of green thread is

. Buttons are donated by the Holo Holo Soon cotton childrens' muumuus and

kangaroo-shirt outfits will be ready too . Why don't you check in at the clubhouse on

evenings? Ladies will get together and hours at the weekly Monday sew ins

Where you can enjoy a nice companion'liMe sewing. Plans are being made for classes in s lipmaking and z a but 0 n and chan chan ko

f Just call Frances Okazaki at 737151 urther mformation Kuulei Taira repu'rts that Ruth and Ruse

of the Ritz will prod"J.ce and direct a Show. They are going to train mem

as mudels.

If yuu have not been contacted, wun't you call any uf the folluwing committee members, uffering your kokua?

F rances Okazaki 737151, Stella Mizuta 55411, Gladys Takemutu 94233, Fusanu Yushimasu 628534, Gladys Yamamuto 628932, Stella Ikeda 997027, Joy Teraoka 700701 or Kuulei Taira 57578.

The Bake cummittee led by Doris (Mrs. Henry Kawano) as general chairman is bruken down into 3 categories.

The Bakery good!" s<ile will con sis t of humemade and commercia l pastry. Yuur contributions will be received gladly by any of the following: Doris Kawano, 906013, Mildred Kainuma 990994, Elizabeth Takahashi 69673, Stella Ikeda 997027 and Fuzzy Yo s him a s u 628534.

The Candy com mitt e e expects to have fudge, toffee, cracked seed, kim chee, takuwan, pickles, etc., for sale. Please call He l en e Mat sunaga 743557 or Mildred Hosaka 94009 for your donations.

The Coffee Shop selling coffee and dough nuts are being handled by Gladys Kawakami 94554, Mar garet Nosse 98981, Yae Kumetani 76161 and Genevieve Lovell 997835 .

The response has been good but we sure need all the help and contributions we can get . If you haven't been contacted, won't you help? Thank you very, very much .

PUKA PUKA PARADE Published monthly by the Club lOOt an organization of

World War IJ veterans of the looth Infantry Balt.alio~ . incorporated under the Laws of the Territory of HawaII.

Editorial Staff Editor __ TED HIRAYAMA

Assistant Ediwr ... _ NAOJI YAMACATA

Photo Editor . .... .. ....... GEORCE M. KURISU Circulalion & Business Manager ... HIO£o XON

Board of Directors NAOJI YAMACATA .. .' .. __ . President MICHAEl. M. MIYAKE ._ .... ___ . ___ . __ ..... ht Vice PrelidenJ

HIROTOSI-II YAMAMOTO .. . ..... 2nd Vice PresidenJ KAZUTO SHIMIZU .............. . . Secretary RICHARD F. HOSAKA ... . ... . .................. _. Treasurer SPARK M. MATSUNAGA Immediate Past President JACK Y. HIRANO .. .. ............. Headquarters Chapur HE"'lRY NAKASONE .. . .............. Medics Chapler KOICHI FUKUDA ........ ............. "A'" Chapler JAMES K . MIYANO ............................ uS', Chapler RALPH IKEDA ............. "c' Chapler EDDIE YOSHIMASU ........ "0" Chapter TOSHIO KAHUTAN ............ Kauai Chapler CORO KUWADA .............. ....... Maui Chapur TAKUICIfI OKAJIMA . . ............. Hawaii Chapter YOSIfIO TA"\IIE . Rural Chapler H IOEO KON ... . ... .... ........ .... Executive Secretary

CLUB MOTTO: "For Continuing Service"

EDITORIAL The master plan and time table prepared

by Mits Fukuda's carnival committee during the pas t six months is b los s 0 min g into full bloom.

Els ewhere in this issue is pictured our clothing committee hard at work piecing materials together for our carnival coming up in Augus t. other similar work groups, too, are 'Well on their 'Way toward planning and preparing for this revenue raising project.

The carnival project is being staged this year: (1) to secure proceeds from it to bolster the finances of our organization; (2) to serve as a medium of having every member and his family participating and contributing in some manner or form and actually becoming a gt:ar in the r otation of the Club 100 fly wheel.

The respons e to our appeals to date have been highly gr atifying. The enthusiastic manner in which the fair ladies of our One Puka Puka households have accepted their call tc duty is es pecially noteworthy. Day by day more and more of our 'Women folks are being recruited by phone calls and direct contacts to serve in one capacity or another. We offer

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apologies to you "erstwhile" husbands right here in case you have already become a "carnival widower" or are about to become one.

As reported in an earlier issue Ha~aii Chapter has generously offered to furnish house plants for the carnival.

Our paisans from the Vall e y lllie have decided to extend us their full backing for this undertaking .

Kauai Chapter no doubt will SOon follo,. step and afford us further support.

Replies to our questionnaire have been n pouring in from neighboring islands with of- in! fers from 100th Battalion mesdames to supply. re rice bags, crochet masterpieces, knitted items, s)

pot hoi d e r s and other goods. We on Oahu os acknowledge this heartfelt kokua with sincerest If. gratitude.

August seems like a long ways off, but in terms of the preparations still to be made it, is only a few flips of the calendar pages away. From here on in we ask your help in pulliDgl ~ all stops and really "going to town" on various I phases of the undertaking. d I

It is not too early for you to shift througb.t Ot

your possessions to look for hardware, wear- ea ing apparels, plants, clot?, and other DOD-' 'm perishables. If you don t have any, youfll nc friends and neighbors may have some. .1 b<

As the zero hour approaches check into: ar and prepare your favorite recipes for cakes, pies, cookies, doughnuts, sushi, etc. L

Then, before and during the two day event an army of tradesmen, s a I e s men, clerks, cashiers, laborers, chauffers and personnel of all sizes and c I ass if i cat ion will be sorely needed. Your positive response to appeals fOf supplies and manpower will contribute greatly toward a most successful carnival and an even firmer Club 100.

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; t SNOOPING IN ABLE'S CORNER C4: k'ttloji Yamagata ~, Tom Fukuda, former first platoon member, Hat nit this rock for the fi~st time i~ little over a

decade, He and his wife and chlldren spent a five weeks furlough in these islands, a\Nay from the 200 below La Crosse, 'vI!lsconsm weather ,

Confined in a local hospltal for a spell and 'laced on a strict diet was the fate of Mahjong Y shimura, The cracker jack lumber sales

fel m~ is, however, back on his job and feeling ~uch better these days.

Seian Hokama has sold his New Emma tb :;ate business. He is now taking a well-earned :or ~est before undertaking another venture. l~ Our sympathy is extended to Irving Masu -

~oto I'Ihose beloved father pas sed a\Nay in ',apan. Irving, incidentally, is em p loy e d at

jickam Field. btl Tom Mizunaka put in an appearance at an

lade Able Chapter meeting for the first time. ThE: a. second platoon rifleman journeyed all the way

lDfrom Ewa to attend thE: assembly. We hope lli: ID see you around some more, Tom.

"Old Man" Tanouye also of second platoon struts around like a proud peacock these days.

~e:: ~e has reason to act thus ly for his \Nife pre sented him \Nith a "nice boy," their first child.

yo. Small wonder Tsutomu readily volunteered to ;mate a bottle of refreshment to the Company

I Astag party. Quote : "Was easy, after a ll."

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Eugene Kawakami from amidst our Able midst has been appOinted Club 100 program com mit tee chairman. A banner series of socials can be expected under his go getting guidance. Quote: " I never said one word."

Sponsors of our two softball teams are our t\NO reliables --Frank Ikehara (T,r. Market) and Jiro Matsui (Honolulu Aquarium & Pet Supplies) . Quote: "They told us both of us are sponsoring championship teams. Some snow job,"

Hammers, pliers, drills, nails, sa\NS and \Nhat have you will come into prominence soon as Able Chapter has decided to make red \Nood orchid containers for sale at the carnival. A duty roster and the adoption of a production line technique are being contemplated by Boss man Ko Fukuda. Quote by a former medics : "Maybe I better s tand by t o take car e smashed finger cases ."

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The Medics C hap t e r opened its fir s t meeting of the year with an honest -to-goodness weenie roast shindig on January 23rd at the clubhouse . Around fifteen members with their wives and children enjoyed the del iciuus roasted weenies, salads, cookies, soft drinks and beer .

A short business meeting followed during which the chapter president r eported on the various activities of the Club 100. Members and their wives were urged to p.articipate actively on the preparations of the scheduled carnival to be held in August.

The Medics lust an active member last llIonth w hen Dr. Toru Arisumi left for the mainland to take a position as plant breeder with the United States Department of Agriculture

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• [ ng This is also the Medics Chapter's firs 5 I

chance to publicly welcome David Nakagav,i? Pu and Dr. Kengo Otagaki and their families bacl into our circles after being away for severa I , t

years. David is back with a law degree fro i 1 Baylor Univers ity of California at Davis an~iJ 0

Kengo is now with the Animal Husbandr t Department of the University of Ha\\oaii Ex. b periment Station. Lots of luck to them. ,11 .th

Another objective of this shindig \\oas t~\ ~ encourage more frequent attendance at meeting' 0 at and active participation in club affairs. A1IJ I appeal was made to the wives present to allo\;el Se more passes to their husbands for club activi ,oo Ve ties. :tal

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se;, Now, not to be out done by the Ableites, Ie, lie of Company B would like to do a little chest 'Vis raising. To briefly r emind you of a few of the at' Bakerites who are doing well for themselves all lie bring you: ,Sakae Takahashi, Senator and

attorney; Michael Miyake , attorney - CPA who is now with the CPA fir m of Matayoshi, Kado

Vri. ~aki and Miyake; Ted Hirayama, our colum -11ee: nist of "Batting the Breeze" fame; Isao Nada:~ moto and Raymond Nosaka, with t he Internal

Revenue Service; Yasuo Takata and Jerry a:: Sakoda, Vets ' Administr ation contact repre

sentatives; Taro Suzuki , Superitendent of the r- National Memor ial Cern e t e r y; James Tani,

manager of Pacific Mutual Life I ns u r an c e Company; Dr. Nobor u Hi r a s u n a, dentist at Kailua shopping center building ; Bill Komoda, dba Vets ' Termite Control ; F r ed Kanemur a, bonding agent at National Mortgage & F inance Company; Tokuji Ono, vice principal at Far rington High School; Yasuto F urusho, Kat sup

e. Maeda, Sakae Tanigawa, Butter Murakami and Richard Yoneshige , U. S. postal clerks (future postmasters); Fra ncis Gor a, custom g u a r d;

;.- Bob Takashige , dba Holo Holo Appar el; Etsuo Nakaya, dba 'IOOth Vets ' Taxi; Jesse Hirata,

~I'I dbaManoa C l e aners; Kazuo Yamane, dba Iv Yamane Store; Joi chi Muramatsu, dba KalihiItll Kai Grocery; Takashi Kit aoka, attorney; Dr.

Ernest Tanaka, dentist .

In the j 0 u r ne y ma n class are : Takeshi iii ~anaka, p~~mber ; John Kihara, e 1 e c t ric ian; 1111 Old Man Mor imoto, Joe Nakahara, carpen

ters; Ray Yamada, Slim Nakano, Lefty Tani o" gawa, Yozo Yamamoto, plaster and tile set -

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ters; Roy Nakayama, refrigeration mechanic' pitcher Moses So, machinist; Ace Wozumi '. paint~r; Hajime Yamane, fisherman. '

President James Miyano is calling for donations and man power for our Club 100 carnival. This is the time we need everyone's corporation. Let's get on the firing line and not let the grass grow beneath our combat boots .

Splash I In the w 0 rid of s p 0 r t s, the Bakerites are just about warmed up and are in shape to start winning the rest of the softball season.

The unce a year Bakers' B 0 s ton "Tea Party" is on. It will be held at the Kanraku Tea House, Saturday, March 5th. The battle of the bulls and a cup fo r a cup w ill start promptly at 6:30 P.M.

Chairman Jess Hirata announced that this year ' s party will be the most hilarious ever. Beaucoup Mangiare and Bella senorinas I

Surprise en te r ta i n men t by the Baker chorus will be televised thru the peep sight , In addition, the vino talent parade will flow like the Volturno River .

Your "T,S." for the month: " You see, paisan, I told you to go the Bakers' Kanraku Tea House party. "

We offer our special acknowledgment to Tosllio Inouye of Baker for the excellent re pair job he did on our Board Room chairs . Thanks to his expert craftsmanship the chairs can absorb much greater weight than before the Inouye rejuvenation process .

Yukio Takehara's father pas_cd av,ay on February 12th. We take this means of expressing our condolence to our active Rural Chapter pais an and his family.

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Loud, medium and soft cries of " Bingo I" echoed through the clubhouse auditorium on February 21st as member s and their families enjoyed the free parlor game.

Everyone present spent a pleasant evening keeping close tab of numbers sounded off by Eugene Kawakami . Children just barely able to read numerals managed to keep pace a nd nabbed some of the numerous prizes hustled by Angel Ogata. Included in the evening's booty were seven parakeets donated by Chubby Is hii (Hq.), Palama Auto ' s e I e c t ri c alar m clock, free passes to Noboru Fu ru ya ' s (Hq.) Nippon Theatre, attractive shirts by Holo Holo Apparel (Bob Takashige (B), Bes ' Kine hair pomade prepared by Tak Tak Takahashi (A), grafted blooming hibicus plants from Henry Nakasone (Med.), travel bags donated by Hiromu Suehiro (C) of PAA and a number of other awards .

The second half of the program was de voted to Japan travelogues . Mr. Akira Fujiki and three stewardesses from the Japan Air Lines added to the "Haul" of the night by dishing out various door prizes from the land of the cherry blossoms .

Refreshments were served " on the house" at the Family Night Affair.

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Company F's " Pupu Nite" held at Shige HOkama's Harbor Lite on February 12th v. as , "there". Lots of new faces were seen at the ! gathering . Yasu Takenouchi all the way from f Okinawa; John Ko, Richard Fujita, Taichi Higashi, Albert Shimizu, Howard Yamamoto and "Chang" Miyashiro were among the newcomer< A

who joined holdovers Yasuto Furusho, Hldeshl I Niimi, Genkichi Akamine, Nobu Miyashiro 1

Mike Kamiya, Takashi Teruya and Fred Ogata:! T.he F -men . ~ere fortunate to havt! JOhn IT

Sakakl (A) of PaClilc Mutual Life Ins u ran c e A Company dwell on the ABC's of life insurance:\! through an educational talk and an eye-filling F illm. ~

Thinking out aloud: Wa happened to Paul:f. Maruo and Mike Hamamoto? They showed upje at the first " P upu Night" . J~

Keiji Adachi is in town. "Akim;' h3.S IU

pi tched his "tepee" in Tripier General lli Hospital. We hope to s ee him out presto presto'OJ well rested a nd back to his happy ways again.:st

The F (meaning Fighters) "Pupu Night"ial will be held on the second Saturday of each/.~ month. The next affair is on tap for Saturdaym March 12th at H arb 0 r Lite Cafe. Shigeru iO

Inouye (Med .) of S. Inouye & Company will " conduct a clinic on the field of investments., 0

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Kiyushi Teshima, live \\lire me mber from ~anapepe, Kallai, \\las co~ined in a local hospi-

, tal fur a minor operatwn. Th" for Ille r ])og JJlr.pany man returned home \\lith a Heat lillle ',::ir but all the more healthier. . The Club 100 BO\\lline; League commen es o April 29th at the HllC Alleys. This year

it's Dog Company's turn to run. the loop . . II JOu are planninl'. to compete, get In touch wlth your cllapter president. A little exercise does Joe molto goor! .

A commendation was ext"nded by tile Board JfUirectors to co-chairmen James Miyano and Ko Fukuda and tileir Ne\\l Year ' s Eve party ~mmittee for their excellent accomplish:(,ent . Yoney realized \\lilt be diverted to a lively ~aster party for the bambinus.

Jack Hirano (JIq.) has been appointed chair f,!l\n of a committee to look into the feas ibility Jf adopting an appropriate overseas cap for <lUr urganization. At the same time he is also Investigating the making of a suitable lOOth

N' Fattalion lapel ~in. This. investigation i s in Ig line with resolutlOns submltted by Ha\\lau and

YaW Chapters calling for an overseas cap to be worn by members a t our activities .

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Leip were pres"nled from the Club 100 to Sen a tor S SaKae TaK'lhashi (B), and Wilfr"d 1'sUldyarr,a (Honurary lv1ember) and R"lJrcsen lative~ Yasutaka Fukushima (A) and Span Matsunaga (D) when the legislature convened on February 10th.

~atushi Furuya (0) 'lnd Miss Do rot h y Tsuchiya were married at the Makiki Chriftian Church on Feuruary 20.

GOLF CLUB TREKS TO OAHU COUNTRY CLUB

The C,ub 100 golfers through the courtesy of Farrant L. Turner was invited to the Oahu Country Clu b for aninter -club match on Feb. 20.

The match resulted in a tie and everyone enjoyed the day, especially the Puka Pukaites \\Iho were on the receiving end of the hospitality and generOS ity displayed by the hosts .

A good\\lill trophy donated by Club 100 was \\Ion by F. M. Melancon of the Oahu Country Club for 10\\1 net honors .

A putter prize also for 10\\1 net \\lent to Francis Shinohara. The O. C. C. me m b e r s donated the prize .

A refreshing get -together after the tournament at the 19th hole was a grand climax to a highly enjoyable day. The spirit of good cheer \\las freely consumed and the spirit of Brother hood Week \\las truly displayed.

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