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Youth Gets 15 Days STUDENT TO SPEAK MEDFORD Roger Dickey of New Zealand, Lenape Regional High School American Field Serv-j ice Foreign exchange student, will! speak at the PTA meeting at COURIER-POST, Camden, N. Wednesday, January 11. 3 Willingboro Votes Golf Courses OK For Being Disorderly i MAPLE SHADE Municipal Judge Raymond Kassekert last WTLLINGBORO Township1 of a 9-hole golf course. He de- By ELAINE JUBANYIK Courier-Post Stag Pennsauken Board of Education has approved a tentative budget of more than. $3.2 million, for 1M5-M, an increase of $338,312 Above the current year, i This will mean an increase of 1341,488 in the amount to be raised by local taxation.

The public hearing on the budget will be Jan. 25 at 8 In the Junior High School. Kenneth Bye, board secretary, said the board members have not estimated the effect the proposed budget will have on the tax rate. Debt Service Cut Total current expenses for the budget are $2,958,980, an increase of $360,537 over the last budget. The debt service has been reduced by $22,225.

Howard M. Phifer, superintendent of schools, said the bulk of the budget's increase will be for hiring 22 new teachers and for raises and increments for the present teachers. The teachers salary account is $2,630,300 an increase of $247,475. Starting salary for a new teacher with a bachelor's degree will be $5,000. Last year it was $4,700.

The new teachers will be for the new junior high school and elementary school, to be created at the old junior high school. Textbook Costs Up An Increase of $5,000 was included for textbooks and an additional $6,000 for teaching supplies. The transportation account was increased by $24,000 to cover increased costs and service to the new junior high and elementary school. Appropriations for janitors was raised $45,000 and maintenance increased by $8,000. Local tax levy for the proposed budget is $2,783,797.

Of this. $2,563,204 is allocated for cur rent expenses. $10,000 for capital outlay and $210,593 for debt serv Council in a special meeting last night introduced an ordinance clined to name the developer or where the course would be located until further completion of plans. A public hearing on the ordinance is scheduled for the next regular meeting of council, Feb. Indonesia produces about one fifth of the world's tin.

night sentenced a 19-year-old Marlton youth to serve seven days of a 15-day sentence in Burlington County jail for being a disorderly person. Ptl. Richard Boyte testified ice. p.m. tomorrow in tne mgn scnooi on Church rd.

that would permit the construction of golf courses in residential zoned areas. First reading approval was given by a 5-0 vote. David Broido, regional division manager for Levitt and Sons confirmed last night that plans are now being made for construction The total debt service is $297,630. Last year's was $319,855. State aid appropriated for debt service was decreased $8,000 to $87,037.

The projected enrollment figures for 1965-66 is 7,000 pupils. C. REEKS CLEANED TEETH CHICAGO The first dentifrice was prescribed by the he found Edward J. Shipton of E. Main st.

intoxicated on the Greek scientist Hippocrates street Jan. 5. (460-377 B.C.) It included chalk. (Emm) TjfJ3lML0b IjOfflKto IJtrfin mrrfl ftrrih Qtuffl Pace-Setting Low Price! All-Channel Pennsauken Schools Budget Up $338,312 (CdDILdDIE Expressway Bid Rule Upheld by N.J. Court (Orer-ill diagonal measure, 125 q.

in. view area) Courier-Post Bureau it Son was "improperly sub mitted." Cite Evidence Langenfelder bid $4,466,780 for TRENTON The state Supreme Court yesterday upheld a June, 1964, decision by the Atlantic City Expressway Authority In awarding a contract to a Baltimore firm for construction of Its fourth and final toll road section. I it construction of the section be tween the Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City, and Public Constructors bid $4,504,781. This is the final 6.1 mile section of The court unanimously ruled the toll road between Turners the suit brought by Public Con' ville and Atlantic City. Langenfelder submitted a bid structors Inc.

of Blackwood was "without legal substance," affirming an earlier ruling by the ap Pr rvv' of $250 per acre for stripping of 26 acres but spelled out the Powerful circuitry gives crisp, clear long range reception. Fine tune VHF channels only once with marvelous memory tuner. Enjoy the wonderful world of color TV! PLUS clear crip black and white. UHF-YIIF 82 channel reception built-in; Hi-fidelity color tube gives up to 50 brighter, truer pictures. Tinted safety shield; clear undistorted I'M sound, an unbeatable combination.

Console styling in new, slim, trim dimensions. Cabinet has walnut open grain veneer finish! figure at $6,500 per acre. pellate division of Superior Court "Every reasonable bit of evt Public Constructors contended the low bid of C. J. Langenfelder dence in the record demonstrates beyond any doubt that the bid 0 for the stripping work as intended to be made, as in fact Death Notices a ll ll I lii made, and as utilized in the com Additional Death! In Claitfled Section! putation of the total bid for the construction work was $250 per acre for 26 acres," the decision Personal Size Portable TV said.

'Without Substance vj i HoMUMMllltllli A )M 4 MIIMI 2-len metal cobinet 89 "We agreed with the trial court that plaintiff's attack on the award of the contract is without legal substance," the decision 'f Voull have BOOZ On Jan. 12, IMS. Harry husband o( the late Margaret E. Boot (nee Stathami of 231 Edge-wood Audubon. N.J., formerly of West Collingswood, N.J..

ase 92 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 11 a.m.. at the Holl Funeral Home. IS West End Haddonfleld, N.J. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.

Friends may call Tmirsdayevening. HOWE On Jan. 12. 1965. Lillian wife of Edward C.

Bowe Jr. (nee Hill of 132 2nd Barrimrton. N.J.. axe 77. Relatives and friends, also members of the Barrington Fire Company Auxiliary.

American Legion Auxiliary. Democratic Committee-women and members of the Board of Health are Invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 11 a from the Charles H. Iredell Funeral Home. 402 White Horse Haddon Heights. N.J.

Interment at Fernwood Cemetery. Viewing Thurs- $.4 4 ft. if 'HM i. ''t f' A 4 (, x' a st i A i y. K-t A ic'v v.

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clearer, t0 buy. vhiter'Vthi. the bet I Sear. conv.nc mnuii t- xn iliKaiiiiiM. yf a 1 1 Alexander Feinberg, the au thority's general counsel, repre sented the agency, and Thomas L.

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Mrs. Helen Morton, Republican County Committeewoman from Riverton, have been named co- chairmen of the county Republi cans' ninth annual Lincoln Day dinner. The dinner will be Feb. 13 at 7 cm. in the Bordentown Elks Hall A social hour will precede the din The co-chairmen were appointed to head the affair by John E.

Dimon. Republican county chairman. South Jersey Skies WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13 Sunset today, 4:58 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow, 7:21 a.m.

Moonset tomorrow, 4:09 a.m. Full Moon, Jan. 17. The Sun now rises earlier each morning and the planets, Venus Hie ma years. neuuTC.

iiu iiicimo of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 1 at the funeral home of Charles W. McCann. 122 W. Church Blackwood. N.J.

Interment at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Philadelphia. Pa. Friends may call Thursday evening, COWARD Of Mt. Laurel Township.

N.J., Clifford beloved brother of Mrs. Theresa E. Jolly, age 67 years, suddenly on Tuesday. Jan. 12.

1963. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 2 p.m.. at the Harvey H. Brown Funeral Home. 10 W.

Main Moorestown. N.J. Interment at New Camden Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening after 7 o'clock. FERNANDEZ On Jan.

12. IMS. Dolores, mother of Mrs. Isabel Vega. 150-F.

Wallworth Park Apartments. Cherry HUi. age 70 years. Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral on Friday at a.m., from the DuBois Funeral Home, 700 White Horse Audubon. Services at 10 a.m.

Interment at Lo-custwood Memorial Park. Cherry Hill. Friends may call Thursday evening. -l KIRK On Jan. 11.

1965. Edward husband of the late Mary Kirk of 1216 N. S4th Camden. N. age 76 years.

Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 11 a at the Edward P. Leonard Jr. Funeral Home, 35th st. and River Camden. N.J.

Interment at Locustwooi Memorial Parle, Friends may MOSER On 'Jan. 12. 196.1 Reha i nee Tubman), wife of the late Morris of 8 Iw la. Cherry Hill. N.J..

formerly of mi Akron Philadelphia. mother of Mrs. Bea rice Cohen, Mrs. Ruth sister of Mrs. Tlllle Pottock of Wilmington.

Mr. William Ttjbmam Mr. Joseph Tubman and Mr. Aaron Tubman, also survived, by sgrandehu-dren. Relatives and, friends are invited to funeral services on Thursday at 11 a.m.

Precisely "Goldsteins. 6410 N. Broad Philadelphia. Pa. Interment at MoMefiore Cemetery.

Shiva will be observed at Ivy la. ChejTyHULJU. MCMiCBAEL Onn, 1271M5. Hawusband of the lata Mary J. i nee Pendercasgl of 305 W.

Clements Bridge Runnemede, N.J.. an i years. Private funeral services will be held Friday at the Gardner Funeral Home. Black Horse Pk and Haverford Runnemede. There will be noviewln MURHAY Formerly of Paulsboro.

on Jan. 12. 1965. Emma H. (nee Heritage), wife of the late Rufus Murray, age 65 years.

Relatives and friends the family are vlted to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 11 a.m from her late residence. 58 Euclid Woodbury. N.J. Interment at Erttnsjon Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening.

-j- NEFF-Of Deptford. N.J.. fn of PhiUdelphia, on Jan. 12. 1965, Edward, husband of Catherine Neff nee SchellK Relatives and Mends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral on Saturday a 8:3 a.m..

at the funeral home of Charles w. MrCaitn. 122 W. Church Blackwood. NX High requiem Mass at 8:30 a.m.

at St. Agnes Church. Blacit-wond Terrace. N.J. Interment at St.

Joseph's Cemetery. Chew-s i I.anellnji. N.J. Friends may caH Friday eve- sCHAFEft-dn Jan. ll 18M.

Edwin I of 8SS Haddon Cnlllnswnnr NJ husband of Julia Schafer 'nee Chaeaeni. Services were hejd Tuesday. 11 I m. precisely, at Fosen-b'rg's 6 RPhl Seeks. 4720 N.

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