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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, D.c. 2, 1972 11 OBITUARIES I The11 Do It Every Time ffl0 1973 THSV6ET Wf7E FRTOP THB j)MfMM) ttvSl JM 60TISBIQEN006H mSfWm NfirsB784is ft 'T'6 the stubs JiSSiiJffm A MAKE OUT fta HlHJ vVHO GETS THE VA i THE NAMS? 4 I KYf I I NUMBERS ON THE fc la rTWnLdL PLAYERS' 101 sf with tme wrong VW-i wESf Fumes Fell Worker In i-M Tank FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -Ffulik Procopio, 0f Oak Ridge, was reported in satis-M'tory condition yesterday a'r'ler falling into a tank he was cleaning at the 3-M Company here, and being overcome by fumes from the cleaning agent he was using. L'olice said members of the tasl freehold Fire Company and the Freehold first aid sjuuad, wearing portable Scott air, packs, cnteerd the tank used ropes to rescue Mr. lTncopio. He was taken to Freehold Area Hospital.

A spokesman there said several firemen and first aid men were treated for the effects of breathing: Toiene, the cleaning agent, and released. Procopio is employed by the Sumco Engineering Newark. Extension Is itra xr -i mill wr' ait uttf. Mimyy. fiW" i7.t jfi LEWIS G.

PALMER WEST LONG BRANCH Lewis G. Palmer, 8fi, ol 4H Monmouth died Thurt-day at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mr. Palmer was horn here and was a lifelong resident. Mr.

Palmer was an ei-chief and exempt member ol the West Long Branch Fire Company No. 1. He was member of the Wayside Grange. He was the husband of the late Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Palmer.

Surviving are a son, Francis here; two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Sandfcrd, Sole-bury, and Mrs. William Wallace, Auburn, two grandchildren, and tfiree great-grandchildren. The Woolley Funeral Home, Long Branch, is in charge of the arrangements. MRS.

DAVID LEV1NE POINT PLEASANT Mrs. Lillian Rosenzwrig Levine, 78, of 809 Sinclair died yesterday at Point Pleasant Hospital. Mrs. Levine was the wifa ol the late David Levine who died 30 years ago. She was born in Brooklyn and moved here St years ago.

Mrs. Levine was a member of Temple Beth Or, Brick Township. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Florence Wilson, with whom she 'ived for the past 29 years, and Rho-da Brand, Livingston; four grandchildren, and wo brothers, Morton Rose, Daytcn, Ohio, and Edward Rosenzwrig, Brooklyn. REPORT NEW YORK A sampling of high and low readings in major cities in the United States High Low Albany 28 40 Atlantic City 37 46 Atlanta 51 Boston 32 41 Buffalo 27 33 Burlington, Vt.

26 34 Chicago 27 40 Detroit 28 31 Duluth 04 13 Los Angeles 55 85 Miami Beach 74 New Orleans 34 57 New York 42 Philadelphia 35 46 Phoenix 38 72 Pittsburgh 23 35 Portland, Me. 31. St. Louis 31 60 Tampa 50 61 Washington 33 50 BIRTHS Rlvervlew Hospital Red Bank Mr. and Mrs.

William II. Harnett, 512B Cliffwood Matawan, yesterday, a boy. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hat-tan, 51 Bennington Freehold, yesterday, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ryan, 10 Port Monmouth Kcaasburg, yesterday, a girl. Mr. and Mrs.

Randy Baker, 146 Morns Belford, Middletown Township, yesterday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. David Berto-relli, 52 Dogwood Middletown Township, yesterday, a boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Ribcrt Zeig-lcr, 7 Fairfield Drive, New Shrewsbury, yesterday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Scar-ano, 6 Marvin Middle-town Township, yesterday, a fiirl.

Statcn Island Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith, 437 Cornell Drive, Brick Township, Sunday, a girl. Patterson Army Hospital Ft. Monmouth Spec.

4 and Mrs. Kermit Owen, Ft. Monmouth, Nov. 24, a girl, Spec. 4 and Mrs.

Roy Dail Long Branch, Nov. 25, a girl. Spec. 5 and Mrs. David Mirrton, West Long Branch, Monday, a girl.

Paul Kimball Hospital Lakewood Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmitt, 652 E. Riviera, Ocean Gate, yesterday, a boy. boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lo Piccolo, 1066 Rte. 9, Lake-wood, yesterday, a boy. Community Memorial Hospital Toms River Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Weber, 600 Poplar Lake-hurst, Thursday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Del Campo, 328 Barnegat Beachwood, Thursday, a boy; Mr.

and Mrs. Carlo Bona-fide, 2014 Pine Meadow Dover Township, Thursday, a boy. Neptune Man is Hunted In Abduction NEPTUNE Vincent Torres, of Summerfield is being sought by police for allegedly abducting the 1-year-old daughter of Mrs. Edie Domena, 615 Wayside yesterday at 4:55 p.m. Sources said Mr.

Torres, wearing a dungaree jacket and pants, was last seen running into the woods with the child. He was described as a Puerto Rican, 5 foot 7, weighing 140 pounds, with a semi-Afro haircut. Police reported he and Mrs. Domena had an argument, and he left the house with the child. The baby was wrapped in a blue blanket, police said.

Charges of assault and battery are pending against him, police said. BavvillcPTA Backs School Referendum BERKELEY TOWNSHIP MILS. FRED BLANCHARD SANFORD. Fla. Mrs.

Viva Blanchard, 74, of 3801 Orlando Drive, died Thursday at Orangt Memorial Hospital, Orlando. She was born in Vermont. She had lived in Colts Neck Township, N.J., for 30 years before moving here in 1963. She was a past member of the Colts Neck Reformed Church; the Auxiliary to Colts Neck Fire Company, and was a 7th degree member of Atlantic Grange, Colts Neck. Surviving are her husband, Fred here; two daughters, Mrs.

Barbara Lee, Oklahoma; Mrs. I vis Braker, Freehold, N.J.; three sons, Irving, Colts Neck Township; Stillman, Red Bank, N.J.; Smith, Lake Worth, two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Messier; Mrs. Barbara Pilitz, both of New Hampshire; three brothers, Thcror. Adams, Kenneth Adams, and Wallace Adams, all of Vermont; 10 grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter.

The Brisson Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ALBERT V. JONES RUMSON Mrs. Helen D.

Jones, 75, of Fair Haven died yesterday at the King James Nursing Home, Middletown Township. She was the widow of Albert V. Jones. Mrs. Jones was born in New Brunswick.

She lived here a number of years. She attended Trinity Episcopal Church, Rpd Bank. She was past president of the Little Silver Womens Club, and was affiliated with the Womens Club Past Presidents Association of New Jersey. Surviving are two sons, Arthur 0 here, and Albert V. Corpus Christi, Tex a daughter, Mrs.

Donald E. Lawes here; right grandchildren, and a preat-grand-child. The Adams Memorial Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangemants. VINCENT COUGH MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Vincent Gough, 70, of 54 Shore Acre died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. He was born in Jersey City and lived here for the past 5 years.

He was a retired repairman from Public Service Transport Newark. Surviving are two sons, Vincent Jr. and Leslie, both of Wayne; a daughter, Mrs. Willard Foster here; 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The Scott Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrangements.

HARRY F. LE MAR HAZLET TOWNSHIP -Harry F. Le Mar, 60, of 25 Button wood PL, died yesterday at the Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel Township. He was born in New York and had lived here 13 years, formerly of Roselle Park. Surviving are his wife, Evelyn; a brother, Joseph, Gulf Shore, and a sister, Mrs.

Blanche Dilley, Florida. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of arrangements'. CARDS OF THANKS ROBINSON The family of Bennle L. Robinson Jr. wish to thank the Manasquan Hlnh School Council, classes of '74 and '75, tht Nurse, tht staff and faculty of Brielle and Manasquan Schools, VFW Aux.

Post 10103 of Brielle Mtnasquan First Aid and our many friends and children for their kindness at the death of our son and brother. Robinson Family WILLIAM J.A. OSBORNE FREEHOLD William J.A. Osborne, 85, of 5 Oak died Thursday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mr.

Osborne was born in New York. He lived here the past 11 years. He was a former resident of Queens, New York City. Mr. Osborne retired in 1957 as chief court clerk for the state Supreme Court, New York.

He was a communicant of St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church, here. His wife, Mrs. May J. Osborne died last year.

Surviving are a son, William Madison Township; a brother, Allen, Staten Island; a sister, Mrs. Emily Durrell, Saranac Lake, N.Y., and two grandchildren. The Freeman Funeral Home, here, is in charge of the arrangements. MRS. ANGELO STROLLO LONG BRANCH Mrs.

Rosaria Gizzi Strollo, 70, of 388 Willow died Thursday at Monmouth Medical Center. She was born in Italy and lived here 60 years. Mrs. Strollo was a communicant of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, here. Surviving are her husband, Angclo; three sons, Domin-ick, West Long Branch; Carmen and Leon, both here; three daughters, Mrs.

Marie Migliaccio, here; Mrs. Anita D'Ambrosi, Ocean Township; Mrs. Marguerite Bossone, Brielle; a brother, Carmen Gizzi, here; two sisters, Mrs. Antoinette Garippo, here; Mrs. Frank Goccia, Lambert-ville; 18 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

The Woolley Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. HOWARD HAINES JR. BELMAR Howard Haines 73, of 208 lltfl died yesterday at the Conva-Center, Neptune. He was born in Philadelphia and lived in Stone Harbor before coming here in 1966. He was a police dispatcher in Stone Harbor until his retirement.

His wife, Mrs. Blanche M. Haines, died in 1953. Surviving are two sons, Joseph, New York, and Alex H. Haines, Woodside, N.Y.

The Johnson Funeral Home, Wall Township, is in charge of arrangements. EDWARD COOPER LONG BRANCH Edward Cooper, 76, of 224 Central died Thursday at Monmouth Medical Center, here. Mr. Cooper was born in Grandville, N.C., and had lived here for the past 60 years. He was a retired employe of the Central Railroad of New Jersey.

Mr. Cooper was the widower of Thelma Cooper. Surviving are one son, Charles E. Cooper, New York, and three grandchildren. The Woolley Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

JOHN PIERCE ASBURY PARK John Pierce, 83, of 18 Ave. died Thursday at the Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. He was born in Richmond, Va and lived here for the past 45 years. He was a retired chef. Surviving are a son, Wilbur, Newark; a daughter, Mrs.

Helena Pugh, Neptune; 13 grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. The Edward E. Jackson Funeral Home, Neptune, is in charge of arrangements. Wa ll Tak Car of Answering Yur Phone 24 Hour Answering Service JAMES RL'KKK MONROE TOWNSHIP -James Burke, 62, of Rte. 33, died yesterday in Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township.

He was born in Smithburg, Manalapan Township, and had lived in the Freehold area most of his life. Mr. Burke was a member of the Freehold Reformed Church. lie was a security guard with the South Brunswick Security Co. until his retirement.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Blanche Burlew Burke; a son, James E. Burke, Lake Worth, two daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Molnar, Howell Township, and Mrs. Barbara Anne Kctcham, Jackson Township; a brother, Edward Burke, Englishtown; two sisters, Mrs.

Bertha Walker, Freehold, and Mrs. Marion Buff, Lexington, S.C., and six grandchildren. The Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold, is in charge of arrangements. HENRY HA AGE SR. BERKELEY TOWNSHIP -Henry Haage 79, a retired master plumber, died yesterday at Bayview Nursing Home.

He had lived at 977 Richard Rd. Mr. Haage was employed by Jack Seidner Plumbing New York, for 30 years. He retired 13 years ago. He was born in Bavaria, Germany, and came to this country in 1915.

He lived in Bergenfield for 41 years before coming here 13 years ago. His wife was the late Nellie Haage. Surviving are a son, Henry L. Haage Fair Lawn, eight grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. The Anderson and Campbell Funeral Home, Toms River, is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. JAY K. FAWCETT MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Mrs. Susie A. Fawcett, 83, of 4 Kevan died yesterday at Ivy Hill Nursing Home, here.

She was the widow of Jay K. Fawcett. She was born ir. Castile, N.Y., and lived in Canasera-ga, N.Y., before moving here 11 years ago. Mrs.

Fawcett was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are two sons, Hugh here, with whom she lived, and Harold K. of Belleville; four grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. The John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, here, is ir.

charge of arrangements Man Jailed In Stabbing; Youth Fair SEA BRIGHT Roger William Olaf Evans, Ocean Long Branch, will get a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court Monday in connection with the stabbing of a Highlands youth yesterday in the Yellowfutz Restaurant, Ocean police said. Evans is being held in Monmouth County jail in lieu of $10,000 bail, they said, after being charged here with atroicious assault and bat-ery, assault with a deadly weapon and possession of the weapon with intent to use it. Police said the incident took place at 12:06 a.m., and Evans was arrested about 12 hours later at his residence after they were informed William Nielson, 19, 61 Ocean Highlands, had been admitted to Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. He was reported early today in fair condition with a wound in the abdomen. Patrolman Gary Fichter is investigating.

Slate Faces Contractor's Damage Suit TOMS RIVER The state Department of Transportation has been named defendant in a damage suit filed by a contracting concern which says it has cost it more than $4,500 to follow instructions from the state agency. The suit was filed by Ole Hansen and Sons Pleas-antville, contractors for part of the Route 72 dualizatlon project in Stafford Township. The corporation says it tore down two billboards owned by Stafford Township Mayor Wesley K. Bell which were in the right of way of the highway, after getting a written instruction to do so. But Mr.

Bell took the contractor to court, and on Oct. 30, 1970 Hansen agreed to a $4,500 out-of-court settlement. The suit asks the court to order the state agency to pay Hansen the amount of the settlement, plus legal and court costs. Court Turns Down Sentence Reduction Press State House Bureau TRENTON The Appellate Division of Superior Court refused yesterday to reduce the prison sentence of Nicholas. V.

Pronkin, Helen How- ell Township, in a forgery conviction. Pronkin was sentenced last January to two to three years in State Prison on the charge. The term is to run consecutively to a previous sentence of five to 12 years for armed robbery, atrocious assault and battery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. "We have reviewed the record, including the presentence report, and find no abuse of discretion in the sentence imposed." said the three-judge appeals panel in a brief written opinion. Dm; Jiw Is Tough SINGAPORE IA) Tourists suspected of taking narcotics may soon be subjected to a urine test here.

Under proposed regulations, anyone carrying more than a certain amount of drugs would also be suspected of being a trafficker, subject to 20 years in jail and $14,000 fine. Granted On Land Deal uEAST WINDSOR TOWN-jlp The Municipal Utilities has extended until" early next week its deadline to reach agreement selling price bv the Owners of 105 acres of land Millstone road the anthro-itjf" wants to acouire. The original deadline of Dec." 1 was moved back to giyir! one of the two out-of-state owners a chance to arrive "in the township for negotiations, according to MUA attorney Timothy Kelty. i-Mr. an agreement is not reached, the MUA will sieze the.

land through condemnation. authority's appraisals on the land have ranged between $365,000 and $400,000. fie reportedly have refused to lower their price below $500,000. PUBLIC NOTICES i' PUBLIC SALE GMuLCi. J.

NJ- w' stl1 nubile Auction' HI McDonaoh Rt. 37. Toms River, NJ. 10 A.M. one 1967 Pon-tioc'Serinl repossessed XKIff'0' default on a conditional soles contHfrf by Thomas Fisher.

G.M A reserves the rioht to bid. 0333 il PUBLIC SALE G.M, A C. West Long Branch, N.J. will sell al.qubuc auction ot 77 Oceanoort Ave, Long Branch, N.J. on Dec.

12, 1972 at 1:00 P.M. one 1971 Chevrolet PU Serial CEI41T609218 repossessed bv virtue ol delimit. to a conditional sales contract bv Donalfl and Catherine Morrow, GMAC rejjaVvM.the right to bid. i221' PUBLIC SALE GMAC. Trenton, N.J.

will sell at public auction ot Harpers Garoge, W. Long Branch, 12,872 II A.M. one 1972 Chevrolet Serial a 1X27K2W34259I repossessed bv virtue ot detoult on a conditional soles contract bv Jose Elsie MtjrtiQe. G.M.A.C. reserves the right to 40352 public notice -NctlH of meeting ot Plonning Board of BmWilqn ol Point Pleasant ot the Munici-pi Building on Wednesdov, December 13, 1972 at 8:00 P.M.

on application ot Thomas V. Sollas, Jr. and George S. Collas lor site plan approval for a twenty unit carder, noorlnrfnt to be erected on premises loi-Wrfd on soulh side ol Highway 8 at Intf r6.lon ot Barton Avenue and known osTnis 4-9, Block 4i on Tax Assessment 403ii iii3-rrj 1 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Trie Board ol Commissioners of the Bor. oast? of Brndlev Bearh will receive bids in fttMigh Hon.

701 Mom Street, Brodley Boo; Iron December 12, 1972 ot 2:00 P.M. or soon thereafter as the molter con be renthed lor requirement during 197J lor the tallowing: -UOUID CHLORINE 'ClXsCiLINE OIL RtWOVAL OF SLUDGE Secllicotions and reauirements tor bid-ding inav be obtomed from George H. AMItett, Borough Clerk. (1481 40J4f) SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY Docket NO. i Civil Action NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALVIN YALE MILBERO 90S Bond Street Asbury Park, New Jersey 07712 (JO 1 1 774-7300 Statutory Receiver JUNtORITE, Division Ot Russ Togs, Plaintiff VtLtASE CLOSET, INC.

Detendont. TO: CREDITORS OF VILLAGE CLOSET, INC, TAKE NOTICE that, Villooe Closet Inc Corporation of New Jersey hos been oriiudlrated an Insolvent roiporation and ALVIN YAIE MIl.BFRG, has been annoinled Receiver tnr its assets, and TAKE NOTICE FURTHER that. Pursuant to N.J. S. A.

MA: 14 15, notice is here bv given to vou tliol vou ore required to present and moke proof to the under sinned-Receiver ol the laim noninst soid roipoTolion, undrr oolh or ollirmolion, nnt.icter thnn June 4, 197.1, and, in the event vou Inil tn do so on or betore snid doll, will he borrfd from participating in the distribution ot the assets ol said crjnodrohon Doled, November 30, 197 At VIN YALEMILBERG Receiver (J15 40 i In Area Skies TULL Ittl 0H' Kit oa 13 20 27 Sunset today 4:31 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:02 a.m. The moon rises 5:07 a.m. tomorrow and above It appears Mars and Venus. Venus, by far the brighter of Ihe two, now passing to the north a'ld east of Mars.

Later this month. Venus will pass to tht north and east of Anlaies. TIDES TODAY HIGH LOW P.M. A.M. P.M.

A.M Sandy Hook 5:09 5:28 11:24 11:31 Asbury Park 4:35 4:54 10:39 10:46 Shark River Inlet 4:51 5:10 10:48 10:55 Manasquan Inlet 4:57 5:16 10:48 10:55 Seaside Heights 4:36 4:55 10:40 10:47 Barnegat Inlet 4:49 5:08 11:03 11:10 Beach Haven Inlet 5:08 5:27 11:21 11:28 Tomorrow HIGH LOW P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. Sandy Hook 5:54 6:11 12:09 Asbury Park 5:20 5:37 11:24 11:28 Shark River Inlet 5:36 5:53 11:33 11:37 Manasquan Inlet 5:42 5:59 11:33 11:37 Seaside Heights 5:21 5:37 11:25 11: 21 Barnegat In'ct 5:34 5:51 11:43 11:52 Beach Haven Inlet 5:53 6:10 (all timet Eastern stnrt.

010 J) The Colonial Fucneral Home, Brick Township, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ALFRED C. BUCK COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP Mrs. Florence B.

Buck, 87, of Bucks Mill died Thursday at Ivy House Nursing Home, Middletown Township, after a long illness. Mrs. Buck was born her and lived here all her life. She was the widow of Alfred C. Buck, who died iff 1958.

Mrs. Buck was a member of Colts Neck Reformed Church. Surviving are three sons, William -S. and Robert both here, and Alfred Wall Township; a brother, Newall Van Dorn, and a sister, Mrs. Charles Flock, both here; six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

The Freeman Funeral Home, Freehold, is in charge of the arrangements. DEATH NOTICES COOPER Edward, on Nov. M. 1J72, tt Monmouth Medical Center, of 224 Central Long Branch, ana 76. Funeral Dec.

5. at 11 a at tht Woolleflr Funeral Home. 10 Morrell Lon Branch. Frtendi may caU J-4 li 7- p.m. FAWCETT Sule A.

(net fitadrl-manl ate of 4 Kevan Middle-town, on Dec. 1, 1972. Beloved wife of the lata Jav K. Devoted mother of Himh S. and Harold K.

Funeral services Sundav p.m. In tht John F. Pfleaer Funeral Home, 115 Tlndall Rd Middletown. N.J. Interment at cnaer.

ana. on Tuesday. Visiting fiunday 24 and 7 9 p.m PALMKR Lewla on Nov. 197i at Monmouth Medical Center, ol 44 Monmouth Rd W. Branch.

Ane Funeral Mon. Dec. 4. 11 a from tht Woolley Funeral Home, in Morrel Branch. Frlendi may call 1-4 and 7-9 p.m.

MC PONIKI, Huge H. (Mac), aitt of 60S Maplt Lakehurst. J. Beloved husband of Betsy (nee Bsrlirl. ler).

Funeral Services Monday 9 am. at Cathedral of the Air. NAfl. Lakehurst. Interment U.S.

National Cemeterv, Ar. Ilnsjton. Va Friends mav Call Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. at Brown Funesal Home, 119 Union Lakehurst. STROLLO Rosaria on Nov.

1972. at the Monmouth Medical Center, of 3M Willow Long Branch, ana 79. Funeal Tiles Dec. 5. I a from tht Woolley Funeral Home, Morrell Long Branch.

Funeral Masa, 9 a at tht Holy Trinity R.C. Church. Long Branch. Friends may caU Sun. It Mon 3-4 and 7-9 p.m.

WEATHER 7 a.m. Report Highest last 24 hours in Asbury Park 37 degrees at 8 a.m. Lowest last 24 hours in Asbury Park 46 degrees at 7 a.m. Degree days yesterday 23. Since Sept.

1 1,158. Humidity 60 per cent. Barometer 30.07 rising. Forecast Partly sunny today, high about 50. Fair tonight, low 45 to 50.

Sunny, breezy tomorrow, high near 60. Precipitation probability today, tonight and tomorrow 10 per cent. Winds westerly today at 10 to 15 miles per hour, shifting to southwest at 15 to 20 m.p.h. AIR QUALITY REPORT ASBURY PARK 2 p.m. Yesterday Satisfactory Today's Forecast Satisfactory FREEHOLD 2 p.m.

Yesterday Unsatisfactory Today's Forecast Unsatisfactory TOMS RIVER 2 p.m. Yesterday Unsatisfactory Today's Forecast Unsatisfactory Asbury Park Temperatures (24 hours ending 7 a.m. today) Yesterday 8 p.m. 41 8 a.m. 37 9 p.m.

41 10 p.m. 41 11 p.m. 42 Today Midnight 43 1 a.m. 43 2 a.m. 42 9 a.m.

10 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 3 p.m.

38 39 41 43 43 43 44 a.m. 4 p.m. 44 5 p.m. 44 6 p.m. 43 7 p.m.

42 a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. Morning Temperatures Freehold Red Bank Toms River Anchorage Honolulu 41 43 40 6 69 Pair Charged With Larceny EATONTOWN Police today are holding two men they say accosted a Shrewsbury Township man last night, used an umbrella as a possible weapon and then took $20 from him.

Being held in lieu of $1,000 bail each on larceny charges were Michael Byers, Grant and Charles Taylor, South St. Police said they were arrested at 6:35 p.m. yesterday by New Shrewsbury police aflcr an alarm was issued. Police said James Sarik, Barker Shrewsbury Township, told them the men approached him in their car as he was walking on Route ia about 6 p.m. and asked for uolbr.

He said they then hrlfi him and took $20 when Iil- told ilicm he had no money. Quick reference to reliable craftsmen Directory of Services, classified section. PUBLIC NOTICES Vrir Var Yrni Vfnr Vfur Vfdr Vror Yrni' Yrm Year ll'l 191 in 191 191 191 191 191 191 191 1 cix I (IX tcl In. (IX 111. tin lu.

la. 714 74 ISI7 94 IB OA 1J-I VI SA All JA0 All I 20 Int. HO Int. 14 12 Int. 11 41 Int.

tlOl Int. 114 Int. 791 III! I.S4 Inl Int. 11.102 Inl Sitinrd Marvin M'qill Inllfilor tc. 2, IV.

401.11 ,09 49 24 511 04 54 00 50 SO 111 00 71.911 717. AO 1041 II 51 109 1151 50 4 Og 44 .2 osjOO 91 1577 74 15 01 251? 10 374 1)7 15 00 I7IM4 IH a I ROUTE 36, WEST LONG BRANCH WILL BE NEW LUXURY HIGH RISE ft Hi WmM A 7iSW I r- T-' sv-rl i li.ul.. TAX SALE NOTICE BOROUGH OF SPRING LAKE Pnhllf Notice Is hereby given fty Marvtn Mgill, Collector of the Borouoh of Soring l.pr-e. County of Monmouth and State of Nw Jersey, tliol he will sell ot Public Sale oil loiirlvond real estate hereinafter described in fee lo such persons os will purchase the VHne subiect to redemption ot the lowest rote of Interest but in no tnse et ess of MU'OiMum the amount of tones chargeable against the some on the first day of July 1WJ exclusive however of the Hen for tones for (he year tf7 with Interest on toirj oAiJmit from the first dov of July 191 lo dote of snle ond tost of sale. (t( liie sole will take plare at Ihg Collector's Office, 5th ond Wanen Avenues, Spring Liifee, Dec.

76, 192, at 9 a m. The lands and real estate to be sold ond the names of Ihe persons against whom The Bayville School Parent-Teachers Association (PTA) has announced its support of the Dec. 11 referendum for a proposed $2,237,000 elementary school on a Board of Education-owned site on Moorage Avenue. The proposed school would contain 38 classrooms and target dale for opening is September 1974. The entire sixth grade and all special education classes are now on double sessions.

The PTA will provide refreshments for a bonfire rally in support of the referendum. The rally will be cn the evening of Dec. 8 at the Moorage Avenue site. SEE AT Silvert's of Downtown Freehold Modem Sleeper-Sofa with hidden Queen-size Mattress "Ideal for your Holiday Guests" Easy Cleaning Hcrculon fabric Immediate dely. 259 95 SILVERT'S FURNITURE 45 South St.

Freehold Open Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9 Sat. 'til 6 462-4500 MVS llllMl y(ij Nlun CUV ossrssed at as follows: tfifcr'Vrngel Onv Raymond Stengel Pnhert Aileen Scntt WttrftTf A tirnte Pnterno Joseph Mubel Pnrarliso M. f.

Suson llfwion Hock Lot 2.3 5 id RMt lA, It Rent Rn! A 10', 144 Wntrr 111 Wnlf Vjullir J. Jr. Ancliry Miiiiprl I 19 Wol'r (I'Mini 10 19 19I mi I'll I 'jj 1IA 1'2 Monmoutlt MOioing lo. 10A Sylvonlo Holdlna LO. II Honi L.mht 1 I on MoJtr It 19 Arthur J.

look 1 9 Sylvonla HOirtmo i o. w. v.nnii'r, u.u.a ill Tn Sail ol Pioptrlv rlVliw, own that ll-PUM NO I. 'n'W tounlv tljj aipnoh ot Ntnlane ily, on" J'aTU 1.11010, Vfur Blotk Lot Nam. amiiah III Hit 10 11-17 Mnnmoulh lloldlnO Co.

lor Non Pavmml nl to Ha I old J. Rowland, (oIKitor ot Tni of riv. nntsunnt lo lh nuthsrtty 'wni ot nubiu oucllon on Iho Jlh ol r.V:rai., T0.0. Del Rio Towers on Route 35 at the Belmar Marina on Shark River Between 10th and 11th Streets, Belmar, N.J. SOUNDFIREPROOF TOTAL ELECTRIC Start haying rent ONE MONTH after you move in.

From $245. Private, closed circuit TV security monitor in every apartment Kitchen with self cleaning oven-range with fan ventilation, doit free dishwasher Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout Individual room control air-conditioning and hjating Master TV antenna Pre wired telephone outlets Spacious laundry room Individual storage lockers on each floor Insulated double-pane glass in all windows Generous closets Balcony with every apartment. five minutes walk to supermarket and shopping, bus and train commuter services. Directly ddjjcent to Belmar Marina berth your boat at the front door, i ive minutes drive to ocean beaches. DIRECTIONS: Garden Stale Pai kway, east at txit 97 to Route 35, left to project Rental Agent on premises.

Broker Protected. Call b31-3o60 I 10 A.M. to 3p.M. Starting Dec. 3 thru Dec.

17 Selling Merchandise permitted by law on! i la hi In i ni th oniouiil ol municipal nn (narooani. nld i nil prop.rly will old to 'J )or me lor th vfnr oit Hi. oin on in. day jl JuJV' nil to r.domptlon lvi. wil li mart to uih nron a will rat.

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"iol. o. R.al Property HELP ON THE WAY Jack Bradley, of Trafalgar, hangs by a safety rope 60 feet above the pavement at the Indiana National Bank building yesterday in Indianapolis. A scaffold buckled under him and other workers threw ropes to him until firemen came to the rescue. (AP) liltuii.

I Ifns" oamfnili'd. 6iii: Nuv.inb.r 2th 192 IIARIH ROWLAND, 1atollclor 40.1 (IIP? OH).