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THf COY4HA A-RGUSv CITIZEN I-''--. 'i Q.iti*:.'«m*» Friday," February 29, 195 Quality Counts In Shoe Repairing Longer wearing quality material than you can get any place. Money-Back Guarantee! Covina's Oldest Shoe Repair Man Now at 312 N. Citrus Davis Shoe Repair Rowland Wins First Annual Tournament i Rowland union elementary school I won the first Charter Oak annual 1 invitational basketball tournament for grammar school teams. The Rowland five defeated the Covina elementary school ,31 to 20 in the final game of the division championship bracket.

Rowland gained the finals by defeating Harding Military school, 62 Jto 4 and Merwin 20 to 13. Covina defeated La Verne Heights 29 to 18 and Charter Oak 43 to 5. Bill Coplin coached the championship team. Charter Oak won the division championship with a 19 to 18 overtime victory over Rowland in the finals. In this division Charter Oak defeated Harding Military 47 to 12 and received a forfeit from Merwin.

Rowland defeated Covina 31 to 23. The individual sportsmanship i award went to C. Hood of the land team in the division. G. Thompson of Charter Oak and F.

Nodal of Rowland, won the sportsmanship award in the division. Rowland and Harding won the team sportsmanship awards in the division. Rowland and Charter Oak won similar awards in the division. Leading the scoring in the division was Hood of Rowland with 80 points. Hood scored 42 points in one game.

Leading scorer in the division was Nodal of Rowland with' 1 23 points. Nodal scored 17 points I in one game. Other leading scorers in the division were: Barker.of Covina, 38; i Robey, of La Verrie Heights, 34; Jenkins, 20; Tristan, La Verne Heights, 19; Martin of Covina, and of Harding, 15. High scorers in the division included; Mocabee of Charter Oak, 22; Reed of Covina, 20; Yoshida of Covina, 19; Perry of Charter Oak, 18; Cronfchite of Covina, 18;" and Miller of Charter Oak, 12. F.

Barker, Ctovina; F. Robey, La Verne Heights; C. Hood of Rowland; G. Hall, Harding and G. ford, Rowland, were named to the all-tournament first team in the division.

F. Tristan of La Verne Heights; F. Jenkins of Covina; G. Hill of La Verne Heights; G. Budd of Covina; and G.

Gloyd of Charter Oak, were named to the second team. In the division, F. Nodal of Rowland; F. Reed of Covina; C. L.

I Miller of Charter Oak; G. Thomp- son of Charter Oak, and G. Brown of La Verne Heights, were named to the first team. The second team was made up of F. Mocabee, Charter Oak; F.

Yoshida, Covina; C. Cronkhite, Covina; G. Hillenbrand of Rowland; G. Perry, Charter Oak, and Cooper of Rowland. ARVID VIEDMARK SANDY SAVER SAYS: SAVE AS YOU SPEND I with I FOR EACH FULL BOOK GOLD BOND Will Produce Easter Drama An Easter play, Mattiq B.

Shannon's "The Symbol of the 1 was under production this week by the newly-organized drama class of the California Baptist seminary. Date of presentation has not yet been announced, but it will be in the pre-Easter season. The seminary Is located east of Covina on Garvey. Casting has been completed under the direction of Mrs. J.

J. Pre- Vol of the seminary's drama department. Leading roles portrayed by Ruth Pankey and Paul Acker, 'studeftt body head. They are to appear as a carpenter and his wife in the time of Christ. Others in the cast in-elude Esther Schober and Glen Pir- ish, as their children; Robert Ritchie as a servant; Leon Perrigo, as the Disciple Phillip, and Jim Slaton, as a Roman centurion.

The play tells the story cf 'how the family's lives are changed when the carpenter learns that the sample wooden cross he submitted to" the Romans in a bid for a contract! was the same one upon which. Christ was crucified. 'V Bill Clayton is serving as director; Edward Carson, as business manager; and George McKinney as supervisor of publicity and promotion. School i Students i jvl.w- WHILE YOU PATRONIZE THESE RELIABLE FIR IN COVINA POWELL CAMERA SHOP EXPERT REPAIR and PHOTO FINISHING FL. 2-1253 121 North Citrus Covina VERN'S ELECTRIC ANYTHING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GENERAL REPAIRS FL.

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The event is sponsored by 'IHe Fruit Production Department at Cal Poly: Ted Canham, department chairman, is in charge. This contest serves as a prelud' to the big state finals contest tc be held at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino on March 8. The event is designed to afford high school students an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the procedures of this type of contest Judging will be on, the basis o. accuracy of placing fruit and correctness in arguments on decisions Cal Poly Instructors Loren PtiilUps and Warren Reed will help judge Outside judges will be announced later. This is the second year thaf Cal Poly has conducted a practice contest preliminary, to the state finals Cal Poly will be well represented at the San Bernardino contest.

J. Cordner Gibson, dean of Voorhis-Kellogg Campus; Carl England assistant dean; Ted Canham, head of the Fruit Production Department; and Robert Procsal, head of thi Crops Department; will serve judges. Cal Poly has won two out of three state contests during the past thret years. Frank McHale, an Agricultural Inspection major, was high point man of the content last year SAVE MONEY, BY SAVING COLD BOM STRIPS Legg Heads Drive to Register Voters On, a potion, by'Supervisor Roger flerbert C. Legg, supervisor from this district, was named county-wide Chairman ot a committee to be organized which wil seek registration of all eligible vo'- ers, at board of supervisors' meeting.

The month of March. will be named "Voters Registration Month," explained Jesaup. Every effort is to be made by the county-wide committee to enlist Support of all organizations end individuals in the county to prevail upon eligible voters who have not registered to do of Far East Radio Station to be told Here Arvid Viedmark of the Far East Broadcasting company, Manila, Philippines, will tell the' story of this missionary radio station and the spread of Christianity over the air in the orient, Sunday, March 2, at 7 p.m., at the Covina Assembly of God ifchurch, corner Second and School streets, of which Rev. R. L.

Davis is jthe pastor. I Viedmark, field director of the East Broadcasting company, raduated from Southern California Jible college, and has d6ne graduate work at the. Los Angeles Baptist Theological seminary." He has Jjeen a pastor for four and a half years, evangelist for two years, and served two years in the army as a bhaplain. Before entering- the min- Mry he was in business for himself jn; manufacturing. He also had experience in construction' and contracting.

During World War II, Viedmark served as chaplain with both white and colored troops in the Philippines. He was with a combat troop that took part In the cleanup job in the Philippines. He and Chaplain Wish'art converted General Yamo- khito, who was the commanding general of the Japanese forces occupying the Philippines. It was under General Yamoshito's leadership that the death march of Bataan was ordered and other atrocities. The chaplains were preaching to the Japanese prisoners, including the general, who was under sentence of La Verne College Trustees Meet The annual spring meeting of the La Verne collefe hoard of t.mst<w>s will be held all day on Saturday, March 8, following the Banquet on the evening of March 7.

Luncheon for the and members of the. La Verne College facMlty, with -or Disbands, will be served by -the Women's Faculty Club. death. They had been preaching to them for three or four months when the general accepted Christ They also ministered to the headhunter Gretos in the mountains of northern Luzon. When the organizers of the Far East Broadcasting company moved to the Philippines in the early beginnings of "The Call of the Orient," Chaplain Viedmark assisted in securing their franchises.

After facing released from active duty in the Army, he joined the Far East Broadcasting company nnd returned to the Philippines, where he did much cf the pioneer work in the developing of the' station. Pastor R. L. Davis of the Assembly of God chWch extends an invitation to everyone to attend this service tb hear this amazing story of a twentieth century mirac.e. Gapt.

Moncrief Ends Training Capt. Charles W. Moncrief, has completed an Infantry officer refresher course at Fort Benrving, i Georgia. He is regularly stationed I at the Presidio in San Francisco. Capt.

Moncrief is the holder of tho 1 Silver Star, the Bronze Star, the I Purple the Distinguished Unit Citation. His wife, Mrs. Dorothy Dehmer Moncrief, is now living in Daly City, California. when driving's foo PRICES 'EFFECTIVE FEB. 28, 29, MARCH 1 at COVINA DRIVE-IN GROCERY BEN-HUR FROZEN FDOCS PICTSWEET 10-dr.

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