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DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES 11111111.1....-.... j.ni. i ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS Juna Helstoski, Cahill Win R. John ii ka, f2; Was Church Sexton SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS -E. John Juska, 62.

of 1103 Wall died yesterday at his home. Mr. Juska was born In Czechoslovakia, and came to this Rnhrrt A. Farrrll, 73, Kx-ResinVnt Manager LAKEWOOD Robert A. Farrell, 73, of 12 Birch died yesterday at the Summit Nurs-ng Home.

He was a retired resident manacer of Edgar Ellenger Paper's OK -J TRENTON U.S. Reps. William T. Cahill, a Republican, and Henry Helstoski, a I nmi iii i i i i ii i in The Monmouth County Chapter of Volunteer Citizens for D. Louis Tonti sponsored a 75-car-long motorcade yesterday beginning in Asbury Park, and winding through Ocean Township, Neptune, Long Branch, Red Bank, and Middletown Township.

The motorcade included 350 volunteers supporting Mr. Tonti's drive for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Norhan Dorfman and Harry Befarah, Ocean Township, were chairman of the motorcade. Mr. Befarah (second from left), holds one of the signs decorating truck in parade.

The others are (left to right) Charles Condella, long Branch; Mr. Befarah, and Al Sacco and Paul Sacco, both of Long Branch. Service Parade Apartments, New York. He was oorn in aowa uuy, Iowa, leton, and had resided in before coming here vears ago. Parrell was an army vet-of World War and a seven Mr.

eran communicant of St. Mary of the Lake Roman Catholic Church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Marguerite Halleran Farrell, and several nieces and neph ews. The Lakewood funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

MRS. JOHN RAFFERTY SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS -Mrs. Anna Rafferty, 76, of 606 Lake died yesterday at her home. Mrs. Rafferty was the widow of John She was born HoboKen ana had lived there most of her life.

Surviving are her daughters, Mrs. Dorothy R. Kelley, with whom she lived; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Garibaldi, Hoboken three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. The Lawton Funeral Home, Hoboken, is in charge of arrangements.

MISS JANEIE NUNAN SEASIDE PARK Miss Ja-neie Nunan, 59, of 119 6th died Saturday at Point Pleasant Hospital. She was born in Morristown and had lived here 35 years. Surviving are her brothers, Maurice, Bay Head; Denis, Denver, and Francis Nunan. West Hampton Beach, N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. Mary Deem, here.

The Van Hise and Callagan Funeral Home, Point Pleasant Beach, is in charge of arrangements. JOHN J. PLUNKETT POINT PLEASANT John J. Plunkett, 67, of 1319 Sleepy Hollow died yesterday at home. He retired in 1968 as a maintenance man at R.C.A., Harrison, after 14 years service.

Mr. Plunkett was Dorn in Newark and had resided there before coming here nine years ago. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and a member of the Old Guard here. Surviving is his widow, Mrs.

Mary Plunkett; four brothers, George, Toms River, and Dennis, Joseph and Edward, Newark; and his sister, Mrs. Marie McConville, Coral Gables, Fla. The Van Hise and Callagan Funeral Home, Point Pleasant Beach, is in charge of arrangements. PFC. PAUL H.

GA NUN ASBURY PARK Funeral services for Pfc. Paul H. Ga Nun, a 20-year-old Army combat medic killed May 18 while serving with the 101st Airborne Division on Hamburger Hill in South Vietnam, have been arranged by the Francioni, Taylor, and Lopez Funeral Home, Neptune. The services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday.

AiMAunred at 1 p.m. on WJLK MRS. SADIE E. DRISCOLL MADISON TOWNSHIP -Mrs. Sadie E.

Driscoll, 66, of 267D Rte. 516, died Saturday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Driscoll was born In Chester, and had lived in Newark before moving here. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs.

Margaret Anderson, with whom she lived; a brother, Sheldon Forsythe, Far Hills; three sisters, Mrs. Madeline Hoyd, Nyack, N.Y.; Mrs. Myra Morgan, Clamont, and Miss Agnes Commons, Parlin, Sayreville; three grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. The Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of arrangements. RICHARD PARKER LITTLE SILVER Richard Parker, 63, of 202 Rumson died Saturday at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank.

Mr. Parker was a florist until his retirement five years ago, and for the past two years had been a dispatcher for the borough police department. He lived here all of his life. Mr. Parker was an exempt member and former chief of the Little Silver Fire Department, and was manager of the Little Silver Football Team.

He was a member of the Firemen's Bowling League and Embury United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cora L. Cook Parker; his daughter, Mrs. Jean P.

Blakees-lee, Corona, two sons, Patrolman Richard at home; and M. Sgt. William, U.S. Marine Corps, recently returned to California from Vietnam; his mother, Mrs. Viola Moore Parker, here;" two stepsons, Steven and David Matthes, both of Wilmington, two grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

The Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. F. W. WEHRMAN HOL.MDEL TOWNSHIP -Mrs.

Agnes Burleigh Wehrman, 80, of 8 Galewood Drive, died Saturday at Emery Manor Nursing Home, Madison Township. She was the widow of Freder ick W. Wehrman, who died in 1953. She was born in Taunton, and had lived for most of her life in Valley Stream, N.Y., residing in Brooklyn before coming to the Hazlet area 11 years ago. Surviving are her son, Robert W.

Wehrman, with whom she resided before entering the nursing home four years ago, and her granddaughter, Miss Susan Wehrman, at home. The John W. Mehlenbeck Fu.v neral Home, Hazlet Township, is in charge of arrangements. CHARLES E. WASCHE LACEY TOWNSHIP -Charles E.

Wasche, 70, of Station Drive, Forked River, died Thursday at Community Hospi tal, Toms River. He was a retired painter and had been a member of the La-cey Township Republican Club. Mr. Wasche was a native of Brooklyn. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Esther Wasche; a daughter, Mrs. Edith Newman, here, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Janice Weissenberger, here. The Thomas L. Shinn Funeral Home, Manahawkin, Stafford Township, is in charge of ar rangements.

MRS. H. A. SCHENCK SR. POINT PLEASANT BEACH Mrs.

Lydia W. Schenck, 78, of 211 Trenton died Friday at Sunnyside Nursing Home. Wall Township. sne was the widow of Henry A. Schenck who died in 1962.

She was born in Denmark and had lived here 40 years. Mrs. Schenck was a member of Ezure Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Cranford. She is survived by her son, Henry A. Schenck El Coion.

and two grandchildren. The Van Hise and Callagan Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. sk: ill! Girl's Death Try Foiled, Police Say POINT PLEASANT BEACH A 17-year-old Brick Township Cirl is recuperating in Point Pleasant Hospital after what police termed an apparent suicide attempt on the oceanfront, here. No charges have been filed pending further investigation and questioning of the girl, police said. They added she would probably be able to be questioned today or tomorrow.

The First Aid Squad took her to the hospital after she was pulled out of the ocean about 8 p.m. Saturday. Police said the girl was conscious when Seaman James Whitaker, of the Manasquan Coast Guard Station, rescued her. According to police, the girl, fully clothed, walked into the ocean off Central avenue after telling her friends she was "going to do herself in." One of her companions told a special policemen patrolling the boardwalk of their friend's plans. At the request of police here, the Coast Guard dispatched a boat to the area and approached the girl from the water.

Seaman Whitaker dove from the boat and brought the girl to shore. Lt. Harry Folk and Special Officers Paul Di Corcia and James Wofersbergcr are investigating. Woman Casts Proxy Ballot Of DeGaullc COLOMBEY LES DEUX EGL1SES, France Gen. de Gaulle's housekeeper was on the verge of tears yesterday when she came to vote on his "behalf in the election for his successor as president of France.

De Gaulle and his wife Yvonne are vacationing in Ireland and took no part in the election campaign. Through the French consul in Dublin, they authorized their housekeeper, Mrs. Charlotte Gaspard-Marchal, to vote for them by proxy. A gray-haired widow of 58, Mrs. Gaspard-Marchal- lives alone at present in the former president's, small mansion in eastern France.

Shortly after, the pells opened at 8 a.m., she walked to the small building that serves as schoolhouse and municipal office. Mayor Jean Raulet, the local veterinarian, presided over the ballot box. 5he drew the curtain of the polling booth behind her before' placing her voting slips in three separate envelopes one each for De Gaulle and his wife and one for herself. General Attends Mass in Ireland CARNA. Ireland U) -Charles de Gaulle attended Mass in.

an Irish village church yesterday while the people of France voted to choose his successor as president. Hundreds turned out for De Gaulle's first public appearance since he moved into the Cennemara area nine days ago after two weeks in anoth-ler hotel- on Ireland's: west The Mass was celebrated in Cashel Parish church by the local Roman Catholic curate, the Rev. John Higgins. There were unconfirmed reports that the former Hotel near this village looking out over the Atlantic from the lovelv Connemara district of County Galway. I He spends most days reading or walking with his wife in the tightly guarded hotel grounds.

NEWS QUIZ PART l-o; 2-c; 3-Folse, to diicuis common policy for settlement of the Viet Norn War; 4-Earl Warren; 5-by presidential appointment. PART II: 1-b; 2-d; 4-e; 5-c PART III 1 -d; 2-b; 4-c; 5-c. 3-e; 3-e; CHALLENGE: Thor Hey- erdohl. SYMBOL QUIZ: 2J; 3-A; 4-G; 6-C; 7-D; 8-B; 10-1. 1-H; St; 9-F; Democrat, have won the endorsement of The Trentonian for the gubernatorial nominations of their respective parties.

In an editorial In its weekend editions, the newspaper said it considered the GOP primary the more "crucial" of the two because of the possibility that U.S. Rep. Charles W. Sandman might win the nomination "and thus be a general election away from his heart's desire a matchless opportunity to return New Jersey to the stone age," The editorial urged "Republicans dedicated to a viable and progressive party" to follow the lead of the state's last Republican governor, Alfred E. Driscoll, and of "the state's leading ReDublican," U.S.

Sen. Clifford P. Case, in backing Cahill. It called Cahill a "moderate and urban-oriented congressman." On the Democratic side, The Trentonian called Helstoski "a tough-minded liberal." It said he "has fashioned a record of accomplishment that appeals to Republicans as well as Democrats, having won five primaries and eight general elections in a GOP-dominated area Bergen County." "Democrats demanding new approaches to paralyzing problems should think, and think again, before voting against him," the paper said. The editorial said it appeared that former Gov.

Robert B. Meyner was a "shoe-in" to win the Democatic nomination and added that he "put together a commendable record during his eight years in office." However, it said Helstoski "would bring a fresh approach and a hunger for challenge that Bob Meyner would be hard put to match." The paper did not mention the other three Republican or other four Democratic candidates. Fine Weather Brings Many To the Shore Beaches and boardwalks along the Shore area were jammed with visitors throughout the holiday weekend. In Belmar, police worked on 12-hour shifts beginning on Friday morning, and didn't slack off until last night. Police reported 67 arrests were made for disorderly conduct and 225 motor vehicle summonses were issued in the borough.

Asbury Park Beach Supervisor William Bruno estimated between 75,000 and 100,000 people thronged the beach and Boardwalk in an attempt to escape the heat. Upwards of 10,000 visitors were estimated in Long Branch, where beaches were crowded almost to capacity. Overflow crowds were reported in Manasquan, Point Pleasant Beach, and Sea Bright. Keansburg beaches were jammed, one spokesman said, but crowd problems were few. HOLIDAY From Page 1 fire and six other drownings.

A drowning accident on the a Schuyykill River in Muhlenberg Township near Reading, claimed the life of another Jerseyan, 14-year-old Allan Heffley, Jerses City. Good weather brought large crowds onto highways, heading for beaches and parks in the Garden State. Traffic was reported heavy across the nation. Two of the worst accidents happened Saturday night. Seven persons were killed and one injured in a head-on collision in Spanish Fork Canyon, Utah.

Seven others died and three were critically injured in North Carolina. In additon to traffic fatalities, 33 persons died in boating mishaps and 181 drowned in accidents in which boats were not involved. The Memorial Day weekend last year claimed 14 lives in New Jersey. IOr.1 M-tlruct. ti lol A.

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Frmtriml rai. ft 30 m. Mr. I.ucjf Bururn, mm MrBriil Neptune, tin Mv Jo Brlnvrd molhrr of Mil F.llztbFlh Julmion Kid Cyril Buiicm. Hi.

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Jtrkion Funeral Horn, thia li ning from i lo 10 m. OA NI'N Paul Pfr of 1M Loru.t Drive. Anburr Prk, am 20. on Ma; II, Beloved eon of ta Vergene and Charmian, Brother of Gary A Mil, Lynn A. Waddell.

Funeral aervireR Wednekday, Jim 4, a from the Francioni, Taylor, and Lone Fineral Home, I2IIO loth and A.lktni Neptune, with Rev. Rapp offinaiiis Harold Daly. mivhh Tueiday, 7 .10 m. Interment Monmouth Memorial Par In lieu of noer a roniributinn to Iht Neptune Cut United Methndint Church. Frlendt nay rail Tuenday 2-4, 7 i.

JIBKA E. John of II 0.1 Wall Rd Sprint Lake Heithu. on June I Beloved hunband nf Helen (nee Hallmveri. Father of Edoard. 'hn.

William. Thomas, and Mr. Marion Pnnjle. Brother of Jnneoh, Robert. Alfred.

Francii. William. Oeorce. and Mn. Mariaret Stilling! and Mn.

Tillte Kamm. Funeral Wednesday. June 4. I I) a m. from the Daniel A.

Relllr Kuner. al Home, Kh Ave. and 81 Belmar. Requiem mai 10 am at. Catharine i R.

C. Church. Interment parish cemetery. Rotary I m. Tuei.

Vultlni Mnn. and Tun. 3 5 and 7-9. ALONE Edward of 11.1 Allen Allenhurnt, on May 31, im Beloved husband of Grace Wlitlen Ma-lone, devoted father of Shtrnn and Seinn Malone, brother of Anna Hollord, Dornthv Phillips and Marlorie Broitan Funeral from the Bucklev Funeral Home. 50.1 Snd Asbury Park, on Wed June 4 at I 30 a.m.

Requiem Mass In 8t. Marv's C. Church. Deal. in.

Interment Holy Cronn Cemetery, North Arlington. Rotary TMes. at I p.m. Friends mav call at the funeral home on Mon. from 7-9 30 m.

and on Tues. from 3-5, 7 9:30 int. Janele. age 59. ol 119 lh Seaside Park.

on Mav 31, l9. Beloved sister ol Mrs. Mary Deem. Maurice, Denis and Francis Nunan. Funeral from Van His and Callagan Funeral Home, ill Arnold P.unt Pleasant, on tune .1.

10 am with Requiem Mass al Sacred Heart R. C. Church. Bay Head, at 11 a.m. Interment Hoy Rude Cemrlery.

Morrislown. J. Roiarv Mon. evening p.m. Friends may call Hie funeral home 7-9 p.m.

Mon PI.I'NKKTT 7, ol 1H19 Sleeiiv Hollo Point Plrassnt. on June 1, 19. Beloved husband of Marv. brother of M. Marie MrConville, Oeorsr, Dennis.

Joseph and Edward nuniceit. Funeral from Vai Hise and Callagnn Funeral Home. 12 Arnold Point Pleasant, on Wed. at 9 a Requiem Mass at St. Dominic's Rc Church Brick Town, at 10 a.m.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Pen Argvl. Pa. Rosary Tues. evening at 7:30.

Friends mav call at the funeral home 7-9 m. Mon. and 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Tues. RAFFERTT Anna fnee Kennan), on June 1.

19ti9. nl Spring Lk Heights, formerly of Hoboken Wife of the Isle John A. Mother of Mrs. Dorothy Kellev. Sister of Elizabeth Caiibaldi and the late Francis Kennan, Kathryn Weis, and Dixon.

Three grandchildren and two ftreat-grandchildien also survive: Funeral will be from the Lawton Funeral Home. Ml Washington Hoboken, on Thursday, 9:30 Requiem High Mass at. Sis. Peter and Pul R. C.

Church. 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Visiting begins Tuesday, i-5 and 710 p.m. WHITE Edith Rose, on Mav 59.

19fi9. In Bradenton, of 406 Sttmmerfield Asbury Park. Funeral services at Trinity Episcopal Church. Asbury Park, on Tuesdav. June 3.

at 11 a.m. Father L. Dudley Rapp officiating. Interment Mt. Pr.nspect Cemetery, Neptune.

Friends may call at the Richard Holds! Funeral Home. 23S Monmouth Oakhurst. on Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. LOST AND FOUND Please Identify. Call 9M-4741.

FOUND Rust and white colored eat, In Deal Park, friendly wtin cnuoren, call LOCAL STOCK MARKET REPORT 5:55 P.M. w0 "WsJUIl TM3 AM HAD 111" At the Jersey Shore' iodoi 0E30I from EASY TERMS! KELVINATOR RT. 35 775-8062 country in 1908. He uvea in Long Branch oetore moving here 40 years ago. He was sexton of m.

tamar-ine's Roman Catholic Church, here, and superintendent of St. Catharine's Cemetery, Wall Township. Mrs. Juska was a communicant of St. Catharine's Roman Catholic Church, and a member of the Nocturnal Adoration So ciety of the church.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Helen Hallmyer Juska: four sons, Edward W. and Thomas both of East Riverdale, Md. John here, and William West Hyattsville, a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Pringle, West Belmar, Wall Township; six brothers, Joseph, Plainfield; Robert, Fort Lauderdale Alfred, Oceanport; Francis, Long Branch; William, Eaton-town, and George, Loch Arbour; two sisters, Mrs.

Margaret Still- mgs, Middletown rownsnip, ana Mrs. Time Kamm, Long Branch; and 13 grandchildren. The Daniel A. Reilly Funeral Home, Belmar, is in charge of arrangements. MISS ELIZABETH W.

ANLEY BRICK TOWNSHIP Miss Elizabeth W. Hanley, 85, of 113 Fairway Drive, died Saturday at Golden Crest Nursing Home, Atlantic City. She was born in Ellcnville, N.Y., and resided in West Orange before coming here nine years ago. Jsne resiaea ai me nursing home three years. Miss Hanley is survived by her niece, Mrs.

Paul Richi, here, and five nephews. The Van Hise and Callagan Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ISRAEL SCHLISSERMAN OCEAN TOWNSHIP Mrs. Celia Schlisserman, 82, of 1109 Darlene Wanamassa, died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune.

Mrs. Schlisserman was the wife of Israel Schlisserman. She was born in Russia and after migrating to this country had lived in the Shore area for more than 50 years. Mrs. Schlisserman was a member of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Torah, here; the Shore Chapter of Hadassah, and the Shore branches of Forband and the Workmen's Circle.

Also surviving are her sons, Philip and Aaron, both here; three daughters, Mrs. Herbert Michaelson, Neptune; Mrs. Arthur Pasternak, here, and Mrs. Meyer Bolotsky, Lakewood; i brother, Jacob Kritz, Los Angeles; three sisters, Mrs. Mollie Slatzman, Albany, N.Y., and Mrs.

Max Zeltzer and Mrs. Ida Ackerman, both of New York; 14 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. The Richard C. Hoidal Funeral Home, Oakhurst, is in charge of arrangements. FBI Probes School ROTC Bomb Blast ANN ARBOR, Mich.W) An FBI bomb squad flew to Ann Arbor from Washington today to investigate a bomb blast last night that destroyed an Army staff car and damaged the building which houses the University of Michigan ROTC program.

No one was injured. Ray Hoagland, FBI resident agent in Ann Arbor, said a powerful explosive was placed under the gas tank of the car, which was parked alongside North Hall. The car was demolished and parts of it were thrown as far as 60 feet. The blast blew out several windows in the building and knocked down a small part of a brick wall. There was no estimate of damage, but structural damage to the 65-year-old building apparently was slight.

A fire followed the explosion, but was localized and quickly extinguished by firemen. The wrecked car was assigned to Col. H. K. Reynolds, director of the Army ROTC program.

The building was empty at the time. No ROTC classes are held during the university's current summer session. Be open a Checkmaster account No minimum balance required Servict is our biggttt CENTRAL JERSEY BANK esiri Tmxn' COMBiNV Shore RALPH C. HART JR. Airman RALPH C.

HART son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Hart Lakehurst, and Airman JERRY W. SMITH, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Elwood Smith, 1091 Allenwood Road, Belmar, have completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. Pvt. NATHANEIL B. GUTH, son of Joseph G.

Guth, 88 Compass Beachwood, has been assigned to the 92nd Assault Helicopter Company m' Viet nam. Pfc. PETER H. NIELEBOCK, snn of Davis, 600 flussel Long Branch, has been assigned to the Amcncai Division in Vietnam. BIRTHS Announced at 11:15 on WJLK's "Mid Morning Show." Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Mur- taeh. 96 Matilda Long Branch, Friday, a girl. Mr; and Mrs. Raymond Ben-brook, 6 Thompson Leonardo, Middletown Township, Friday, a girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wolms-ley, 553 High Long Branch, Friday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Morris, 29 Wall Red Bank, Friday, a girl-. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Re-malev. 80 Monmouth Oak- hurst, Ocean Township, Friday, a boy.

and Mrs. John Hynes, 418 Prospect Union Beach, Friday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Blan-kenhorn, 1414 Rustic Drive, Asbury Park, Friday, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stoye, 1453 Rustic Drive, Asbury Park, Saturday, a girl. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Newman, 21 Brentowood Eaton-town, Saturday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Res-cingno, 15 Sheri Lane, Eaton-town, yesterday, a girl. Riverview Hospital Red Bank Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Pongrac, 7 Mason Drive, Hazlet Township, Saturday, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zoldak, 12 Center Middletown Township, Saturday, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sher-galis, 19 Hemlock Hazlet Township, Saturday, a girl. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Rocka-fellow, 422 Main Kcansburg, Saturaay, a boy. Dr. and Mrs. K. H.

Summer, E. Main Holmdcl Township, yesterday, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Will-bergh, 83 Ivy Way, Matawan, yesterday, a SERVING PAILT BETWEEN 1 GRAND ATLANTIC CAFETERIA CHOYCE H.

SCHWARTZ JR. Lance Cpl. CHOYCE HENRY SCHWARTZ son of the Rev. and Mrs. Choyce H.

Schwartz 1401 Bel-mar, has returned from Viet nam. GREGORY F. HERRMAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

Herrman, 97 Samara Drive, Shrewsbury, has been promoted to. the rank of specialist five near Dong Tarn, Vietnam. Spec. 4 SAMUEL SOLIS husband of Mrs. Karen Solis, 1500 Louise Court, Wall Township, has been assigned to the List Infantry' Division in Viet nam.

ANTHONY E. FUDGE, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D.

Fudge 123 Hollywood West Long Branch, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant in the Air Force. Sgt. CLIFFORD J. LEARY, son of Mrs. William B.

Leary, R.D. 2, Yellow Brook Road, Freehold, has arrived for duty at Stephenville Air Station, Newfoundland. Lt, AMES LONSDALE, son of Councilman and Mrs. Gilbert Lonsdale, 407 Jersey Spring Lake, has returned home a tour of duty in Vietnam serving as company commander with the 1st Infantry Division, Lt. THOMAS V.

WARD, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward, Hofrnan Trailer Park, Sylvania Neptune City, is serving -aboard the USS Inde pendence currently in the Carib bean. Ens. RAYMOND J.

GAR- REAU, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. Garreau, 203 Locust West Long Branch, is serving aboard the USS Saint Paul off the cost of Vietnam. Fire Control Technician 3.C.

GEORGE M. BURKE, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Burke, 475 Georgia Freehold, is serving aboard the USS Claude B.

Rickets that recently visisted Portsmouth, England. Pfc. RICHARD A. ROCK-HILL, son of Mrs. Sophia Rock-hill.

Asbury Park, received the Purple Heart while serving near An Hoa. South Vietnam. Professors Unhappy SOUTH BEND. Ind. Iff) -Daniel P.

Moynihan, presidential urbarf affairs adviser, says campus unrest has reached the point where "professors speak of going into Speaking at the University of Notre Dame commencement Moynihan said there is "great despair among academic MAIN BEACH AVENUES OCEAN GROVE Famous Roast PRIME RIBS OF All takino Don, an Prtmiiti JERRY SMITH Capt. GERALDINE M. LAST, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber nard Last, 319 Port Monmouth Road, Middletown Township, is a member of the highly specialized Air Force medical team suDDorting the Apollo 10 mis sion.

DAVID A. HERBERT WO DAVID A. HERBERT, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Her bert, Bucks Mill Colts Neck Township, has graduated from the Army Aviation School and received his wings from the Rotary Wing Aviation course at Ft.

Rucker, Ala. Control Technician l.C. R. J. ROY, son of Mr.

and Mrs. R. R. Roy, 106 Swan Toms River, has returned from the Far East and is stationed at Ft. George C.

Meade, Md." Fireman Appren. WILLIAM E. TREMPER, son of Mrs. Ruth E. Tremper, Route 4, Far-mingdale, is serving aboard the USS Lyman K.

Swenson in the South Pacific. Seaman Appren. DONALD G. STOBO, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Stobo, 22 Manor Parkway, Middletown Township, is serving aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Vigorous. S. Sgt. ROBERT M.

HERRING, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Herring, R.D. 2, Lakehurst, is on duty at Tuy Hoa AB, Vietnam.

Aviation Ordnanceman Airman VINCENT L. SEIFERD son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Seiferd 403 Riverview Lane, Brielle, is serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation off the coast of California.

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