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fUlUIT MIX SUNDAY MtSJ, Much I J. 1IU Rate Goes Up By 5 Cents In Surf City I COLTS NECK MURDER CASE RURF CTTY Auditor Jo- 12 cents, regional school, 41 seph J. Cross estimated Friday cents and veterans and senior citizens deductions. 4 cents. tie total tax rate here Tbe tax levy for municipal rposes is 175,700, up 00.

Investigators Piece Together Facts About Joanne Fantazier The budget decrease Is reflected In the $11,600 capital improvement appropriation, down $65,300. The surplus appropriation has dropped $17,000 to Mayor Leonard T. Conr.ors told the Council he has learned that Councilman Walter A. Kar-wasinski has been permanently transferred to a job in Niagara Falls, N.Y. He said he expects Mr.

Karwasinski's resignation next week. will increase cents to $198 for each $100 of assessed valuation as the Borough Council adapted a $318,490 budget, down The tai rste increase i caused by a five cent jump the county rate to SI cents. Other estimated rates are unchanged. They are local purposes, $0 cents; local schools. THilf(l Rope Old CAIRO More than 3.500 years ago the Egyptians made twisted rope by using a technique still employed by many of today's complicated rope-making machines.

round," says Detective King "We're being guided bv the lab I'res Clarified Advertising Brings Reftulu oratory reports. coon coat. Because it was aa eye-catcher, the police released to the newspapers a photograph of her wearing 1L The picture was taken earlier in the month by a newspaper, and showed her pointing to an airplane which had made a forced landing In Franklin Township. The police had hoped the photograph would bring information from people who had seen Miss Fantazier during the evening of Feb. 10.

possibly at a restaurant. Laboratory reports indicated Miss Fantazier may have stopped to eat again. COLT NECK TOWNSMP-The juestioning of between 100 and 400 persons about the murder of Joanne Fantazier last month has left investigators without a strong suspect or motive. The body of the 17-year-old Perth Amboy girl was found Feb. 11 on the ice-covered Yellow Brook off Muhlenbrink road bridge.

Dr. C. Malcolm Gil-man, Monmouth County physician, said she died from a concussion and hemorrhage of the brain and exposure. She was found by a lineman for the New Jersey Bell Tele- hone fully clothed except or her high heeled leather shoes which have not yet been recovered, according to State Police Detective Walter King. Investigators from the State Police, the Perth Amboy Police Department, the Garden State Parkway, and the Monmouth County prosecutor's office have been trying to determine her wherabouts after p.m.

Feb. 10. Seen Near Home She was last seen at that lime in the vicinity of the Dun-lip and Delaney housing projects, says Perth Amboy Police Chief Paul Jankovich, which is five blocks from her Detective King said he had received some calls as a result of the published photograph but none had placed her in a location after 7 p.m. No Tire Tracks The shoes, the police surmise, were probably left in the car which Drought her to Colts Neck. Miss Fantazier did not own an automobile, and possible did not have a license as she had only turned 17 on Jan.

5. No tire tracks were available in the area where she died because the road is tarred. Her purse, containing personal items ana papers, was found off the road. Dr. Oilman says that further medical examinations confirmed his first reports that she was "probably hit with a blunt instrument," she had not been sexually assaulted, and she had died within two hours after she hit the ice.

She was probably tossed off the bridge. He said her nose had been bleeding, possibly as a result of the fall. The distance from the road to the ice is 12 feet. There are metal guard rails ori both sides of the Vidge. The autopsy was performed at Higgins Memorial Home, Freehold.

The investigation, headed by Capt. Phillip Wittcoff, Troop Princeton, is continuing. "We're still going round and borne at 611 Florida Grove Rd. IF YOUD IIUODAtlD OTICUS THE PAP3R 'sXP'i Itl PQOMT OP HIS FACE AT DnGAKFAST a coco cop eomn -v iwtiTC7aio.Koi H. -r I Y'V, KtT Uv4Sv" i I f.

If- Miss Fantazier had "casual friends" in the area who 6aid she had been there but then the trail ends. During the day, she had visited a doctor, returned home to eat dinner, and Mist Joanne Fantazier in a photo taken four days before her death. She wot wearing the. raccoon coat when she died. left the house saying she "was not going to be gone long," Detective King states.

"She had been expected back." Her family consists of her parents, Mrs. Elizabeth Charne Fantazier and Peter Fantazier, who are separated, and three sisters, Phyllis, 19; Elaine, 14, and Nancy, 5. Joanne lived with her mother and sisters. Mrs. Fantazier has an unlisted telephone num-br, and has been unavailable to newsmen.

Her husband is unemployed, according to police. "We have been unable to show she has any friends or contacts in Colts Neck," King says, so the Investigation has been concentrating in the Perth Amboy are where "she had many Now can make husband-pleasing you friends. She was well knowti in the community." High School Dropout Miss Fantazier was a high school dropout who had worked as a bookkeeper and sales clerk. At the time of her death, she was not believed to be working since she was convalescing from an appendectomy performed at Perth Amboy General Hospital on Dec. 17.

She had been in the hospital from coffee every time automatically Dec. 14 until Dec. 27. When the girl's bodv was GHANtS AWAMKt) tit MALtit Visit Press State House Bureau TRENTON The state Department of health has awarded a $5,432 grant to Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, for alcoholism control services, and a $2, 891 grant to the Monmouth Cduhty Organization for Social Services, Red Bank, for a physical therapy program. The grants were reported on a list of contracts entered into by the state, without public bidding, during February.

Bid waivers for construction work included a $9,558 award to B.J. Builders found, she was wearing a rac- Budget in Sea Bright Decreases by $12,636 WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW ALL THIS WEEK AND WHEN YOU BUY ONE OF THESE FOOL-PROb ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS WE'LL EVEN GIVE YOU A VUB. CAN OF YUBAN AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Tired of vVatching your husband drink your coffee with grunts, groans, iighs and 4 spoons of sugar to kill the taste? Coffee can't over-perc or under-perc in these electrie percolators. Just measure the coffee and water and keep the pot clean it's that simple. Crime in and see and all this week we even have a marvelous free booklet, "Coffee to Win You for you.

Hi Sit Hill. AJ P.romu,, Mthl. Park Newark, PWirflelf rtJii SEA BRIGHT A $314,911 budget, down tli.636. was Thii new Weatinghoune "Prea-ure-Flo" actually force Water through the coffee to extract more flavor. 3 to 10-cop with signal light, flavor selector, coffee gauge, only 19.99 adopted by (he Borough Coun cil Friday night.

It calls for $133,799 to be The Council voted to urge Monmouth County legislators to support a bill in the state Senate which would reimburse municipalities for land lost from the tax rolls for recreational purposes. The bill would rtiakS reimbursal retroactive: to 1961, So the borough would get money for the land It lost by the creation of Sandy Hook State Park. raised by taxation, up $7,764, The total tan: rate for 1966 Is feUmatM lit tS.ftl tat- 1100 West Long Branch, for sup- (lying and installing ceiling oard at Marlboro State Hospital, Marlboro Township. The value of bid waivers" approved during February totalled $395,003. of assessed valuation, up 5 cems.

ine enure increase is in me local school rate, which is 60 cents. Other estimated fates remain unchanged. They are $1.16 for the municipal budget, 46 cents for Shore Regional High School, 63 cents for the county, and 6 cents for veterans' and senior citizens' deductions. The only question ra'sed was from Laurence Qsgoodby, 1498 Ocean who asked if there was a long range plan to provide! funds yearly for the depreciation of fire equipment. y-1 1 II 4 1 1 i i urn Ml 1 11 1 Jl 3 WJUDCuman wnn wsman re-nliftt 4his was done formerly.

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Mr. Forsman said the Oceanic Fire Co. has prepared specifications for a new pumper to replace its 18-year-old truck. He said the Council should make a decision on seeking bids March 25. Borough Attorney Louis R.

Aikins pointed out mat the pur- a. m. rna.se or new eouirmeni win COMPLETE YOUR TRANSACTION lower fire insurance rates. He ea'd when the Council approves eeeking bids' for the equipment WITH OUR TRADE-IN FINANCING! Let us advance a part of the equity In yonr present property for the flown payment yon need mitt a tnoW. fctijoy Ample time to ti yonr old horn.

Stop for tan detain ort easy trade-lit financing toon! 1 is should tell the National Board of Fire" Underwriters' rating bureau. Council adopted an ordinance increasing the Planning Board from 6ix td seven members. Mayor Frank H. Van Du-rer said this Was done because Building Inspector Robert Red- HOtfl: 4 1 Wf tKfiAtl WEDNESDAY IVlNlfJGJ, 7 f. WALR-UP in 6IVt-tM WINDOWS OPIN UNTIL 4:00 DAILY ffeM is not permitted to serve on a six-member board.

The Council plans to introduce en ordinance March 25 requiting its approval for all subdivisions. The board now grants final approval. Mayor Van Duzer named Marcellus Smith and Marvin Fowler to the board, replacing Walter Cv Bonia Jr. and Arthur ittagland, who resigned. Corning Ware's1 DEL tA Alt Ostet'i 10-cup thermo percolator keeps coffee hot for 2 hours, stays cool on the outside for easy serving, shuts itself off automatically, only 19.98 Brew up to 30 cups of delicious party coffee in this Sunbeam urn.

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rNolnfiald: TVednedi and Frldr Mondy, Thnrsday A Noori to P.M. atnrday, 1:30 AJI. to I M. Newark and Paromui: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Noon to 9 PAf Tuesday and Saturday 10 A.M. to 5:45 P.M.

Morrittown: Jdn'd Thursday, Noon to I StondT, Wednesday and Frld, Noon to P.M.J Thnrsday and Satorday, 10 A.M. to 6 TM. Mtnlo Pork: dnedT, Thnredl; and Friday, Noon to I Monday and Saturday, IS AJI. to I TM. I Despite the smose ana xire-Cghtmg lectivity two Patrons sat calmly tpiaiMf their beer Pfinttdri (ini Cherrt Hill: Monday thurjday and rldi.

ifoofi Ml fM.i Wednesday and Sstnrdsy, 10 Ait. to TM. until a policeman unaiiy isiea IUT WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKES'7 CRSDIT ACCOUNT ()M tnie thr).