Progress Bulletin from Pomona, California • Page 12

g. 4 Progrc DOWNTOWN POMONA ALBERT A. SPARLIS Two Named I To Trustees CLAREMONT- Two Southern California business executives have been named to the board of trustees of Claremont College. They are Albert A. Sparlis, associate vice president of Coldwell, Banker and Co.

of Beverly Hills; and H. Kenneth Ward, executive vice president of Elixir Industries of Gardena and a 1952 graduate of Claremont Claremont Panel Topic: Youth Scene CLAREMONT The Claremont Coordinating Council will hold a panel discussion, on Claremont Youth Scene: Needs and Wednesday at noon at Panelists include Jane De Derverone, director of counseling at Claremont High; Sally Foster. Department of Public Social Services; Bill Creeling, probation officer for the Claremont Police Department; Dorothy Johnson, Planned Parenthood; Dr. Joseph Molnar, Tri-City Mental Health Authority; and Jamie a staff member of Our House, crisis intervention and resource service center. Gary Kariker.

Claremont human resources coordinator, will moderate the discussion. Luncheon reservations should be made with Robinson, 593-4855, before Monday. Drawings For Bikes Scheduled POMONA Starting Nov. 11. the Central Business District will sponsor a drawing for a ll)-speed bicycle on the Pomona Mall each Saturday until 23 when the grand prize, a 1973 Pinto, will be awarded.

No purchase is necessary and tickets for the drawing may be obtained Irom downtown merchants. Drawings in the will take place at 1 p.m. Saturdays in front of the J. Penney store, 309 Pomona Mall East. The automobile will be Mip- plied by Fair City Ford.

Per sons 16 and older are eligible to participate in the drawings. Saturday, two small country stores will be operated, one in front of the Thrifty Drug Store, 202 Pomona Mall West, and the other in the 200 block of Pomona Mall Fast. Produce and fruit will be sold at reduced prices. BIG NEWS There always big news in the Want Ads. SEVEN WEEKENDS OF EXCITEMENT PRIZES ahmum ONE 10-SPEED BIKE WILL BE GIVEN AWAY ON EACH OF THE FOLLOWING SATURDAYS: NOVEMBER 11 NOVEMBER 18 DOWNTOWN COUNTRY STORE EVERY SATURDAY 200 Block Pomona Mall East 200 Block Pomona Mall West BAKERY GOODS LOW.

LOW PRICES! NOVEMBER 25 DECEMBER 2 21 DECEMBER 9 DECEMBER 16 DRAWING AT 12 NOON EACH SATURDAY IN FRONT OF PCNNCY'S A FORD pinto for CHRISTMAS ht OF nney 'S Fill Out And Deposit In Any Downtown Pomona Store a Ui Ui 5 a ENTRY BLANKS AVAILABLE AT ALL DOWNTOWN POMONA STORES.