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'j i. ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS, June 13, 1971 A9 Scholarship Fund, Dinner To Honor MCOSS Leader Army Reserve Training Program Is Expanded EDISON The 1155th bers of the National Guard troop units In traininn their or local) with a rating of GSU enlisted men. Further information can obtained by writing to thn Commandant, Edison USAR School, Kilmer USAR Center, or higher. Military Occupational Specialty courses are being established to assist various USAR and National Guard 8-TRACK TAPE BUYERS and Army Reserve at several locations. The New Jersey locations include Camp Kilmer, Ft.

Monmouth, West Orange, Morristown, and Elizabeth. Command and General Staff classes will be held at Camp Kilmer and Ft. Monmouth on Mondays ana Thursdays, respectively. Officers must be graduates of, and hold certificates from, their branch officers advanced course. A National Security Management ICAF Course at Ft.

Monmouth, and possibly Camp Kilmer, will be available to officers of all military branches and civilian government employes (federal, state USAR School has planned an expanded Army Reserve training program for those wishing to further their military education. Beginning in September, the school will offer the Branch Officer Advanced Course for commissioned officers who have completed the basic course. This as well as other courses are available tomem- Jmlge Hlair AlU-mla Traffic Court Meet NEW YORK-Point Pleasant, N.J., Municipal Court Judge Stanley J. Blair attended the 25th annual Atlantic Regional Traffic Court Conference at Fordham University's School of Law last week. The conference was held in cooperation with the Traffic Court Program of the American Bar Association, and Northwestern University's Traffic Institute.

doubled its size in staff and services rendered. She participated In numerous building projects beginning in 1946 with the small Health Center in Holmdcl and in 1948 the remodeling of the Geraldine L. Thompson Building in Red Bank, which serves as MCOSS headquarters; the two phases of the building and furnishing of the Ivouise C. Rodman Health Center in New Shrewsbury and the renovation of the MCOSS Health Center in Freehold. Mrs.

Lawrence S. Carton president of MCOSS and a member of the Committee for the Laura Harding Scholarship Fund Dinner, said that the party, at Miss Harding's request, will be informal with a buffet type dinner and no pre-arranged seating. Those who come in boats may dock at the Molly Pitcher Marina. RED BANK Miss Laura Harding, Bayonet Farm, Holmdel Township, Mantolok Ing, and New York City, will be honored at a dinner at the Molly Pitcher Inn, June 21. The dinner, under the sponsorship of the MCOSS Family Health and Nursing Service, will be the occasion for Initiating the Laura Harding Scholarship Fund.

The Fund Is being established in recognition of Miss Harding's years of service in MCOSS, during which she has been trustee, president, and Is now chairman of the Board. The purpose of the Fund will be to provide educational grants and loans for training in public health nursing with special provision for MCOSS staff nurses who want additional training. Miss Harding also is vice president of Riverview Hospital and is president of the Roard of Managers of the New Jersey Diagnostic Center in Menlo Park. She Is a member of the Monmouth Park Charity Fund. She is on the Board of the Old Monmouth Training Club', and the Monmouth County SPCA.

Miss Harding is the Repuhji-can Committeewoman of the 5th District in Holmdcl. In 19G7, Monmouth College honored Miss Harding by conferring on her the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters. In 1968, she was named "Woman of the Year" by the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of Monmouth County. She was elected chairman of the Board of MCOSS after 16 years as president. During her years as president the Agency more than Due to the recent enforcement of New York't onti-boot-leg tape law we will no longer lupply our New York City distributors.

To service accounts in New Jersey, Connecticut and th other 47 states where performance duplication is still permitted, we will make available our inventory of over 100,000 tapes to volume buyers only (500 minimum order) CALL (201) 545-8902 FRED W. MEZANKO SONS MISS LAURA HARDING Rod Ih Unspared LONDON W) Corporal punishment is still practiced in British reform schools. A government report listed 129 boys under 14 punished by caning between January and September in 1970. YEAR-END I SALE ON NOW! i LESTER GLENN I BUICK-OPEL TOMS RIVER -m New Brunswick, M. j.

110 Albany Street 2 MRS. JOHN A. JOST Mrs. Jost Heads Art Association LAVALLETTE Mrs. John A.

Jost, 33 Pershing has been named president of the Federated Art Association of New Jersey, succeeding the late Irving P. Donaldson. Mr. and Mrs. Jost are winter residents of Mountainside.

They have been summer residents of West Point Island for 20 years. An artist and teacher, Mrs. Jost was educated at the Cleveland Art Institute, and the Massachusetts College of Art. In 1969-70 she studied at Newark State College where she qualified for a masters degree in art and the New Jersey State certificates in supervision and administration. Mrs.

Jost taught art in Summit Junior High School from 1962-68 and at South Side Elementary School in East Aurora, N.Y. for seven years. Mrs. Jost has had a number of one man shows, including an exhibit of 22 paintings at Newark State College. Her paintings have been shown in Buffalo, Westfield, Summit, Montclair, Rahway and 'h i 1 fit.

m' ft: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Richard A. McCumber, Freehold, has been named assistant director of the Freehold area YMCA's Family Center, Freehold Township. He will be directly responsible for operation of the swimming pool, the teen-age program, and the snack bar. CADILLACS Goore 00, 000 AT DODGE CITY 950 HOOPER RIVER THOUSANDS OF HALF-SIZE DRESSES AND PANTSUITS WITH THE LABELS YOU LIKE MOST AUTO INSURANCE CANCELLED? DRIVER AGE PROBLEM? CALL EASCO 1 1 1 9 Al IE SON )i; I.M. FEATURES CLOTHES EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE: DBD ANDOR MAN Originally 18 to $26 Literally hundreds of styles to choose from Casual styles, dress-and-jacket ensembles Suits, pantsuits, dress-and-coat outfits Cocktail dresses, dresses for the mother of the bride Tailored styles, dresses with, pleats, belted dresses Dresses for play, for the office, for parties We can't mention the famous makers because of our low price, but you'll see the labels in every piece Polyesters, acetates, cottons, linens, 'rayon crepes Solid colors, colorful prints, cool stripes There's a huge selection, but not every style in every size, so come in early for best choice.

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