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AS3URY PARK SUNDAY PRESS, Feb. 21, 1971 C3 t'TME ClIESSHQABn Youth Defeats Grandmaster Board 4, G. Kirzner 1, J. Robichaud Board C. Williams 1, A.

Holt and Board 6, J. Clark 0, I). Jones 1. Aid Group KIccls Officers OCEAN GROVE The Monmouth County Association of First Aid Squads has elected officers for 1971. They are: Charles Bennett Red Bank, president; Henry Barkalow, Bclmar, vice president; Paul Whitfield, Rumson, treasurer, and Eugene Wilkins, Bradley Beach, secretary.

Also, Stephen Boyd, Farmingdale, trustee, three years; Louis Dawkins, Wall Township, chaplain, and Richard Pompherey, Leonardo, Middletown Township, sergeant at arms. The next meeting will be at :30 p.m. Wednesday in the First Aid Building, here. To I Drills White 10 men While mates in 3 moves Chess Problem No. 194 is solved by 1 N-QR3.

The East Brunswick Chess Club continued to win as play progressed in the annual tournament of the Haritan Valley Chess League, with Merck Co. dropping a 5-1 decision to the league leaders. Results by board, with East Brunswick mentioned first, were: Board 1, S. Stoyko 1, II. Balcoll Board 2," R.

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