FAGH SIX

CBagrMUni friar anftggttr

Home Gardening Plans Started

Plans for *plot and gardening are being formed bi Cape May, it was learned this week with the announcement that Adjutant Theodore F. Thompson, director of the local U.S.O. Club, has agreed to assist in the organization of cooperative groups to promote home gardening. Experience in the first World War and in the depression period following 1929 emphasizes the need for early preparation if movements for self-subsistence through plot and domestic gardening are to bring about satisfactory results. A register has been opened at the U.S.O. Club and those who are interested in providing for food supplies in the event of scarcity and high prices due to the war are urged to visit the club and leave their names and

addresses.

"Modern conditions of warfare make a close connection between the civilian population and the armed forces absolutely necessary and all are entitled to register who feel that they will be able In any wav to assist in the provision of foodstuffs for their own support and for the suport of the men behind the men behind the guns," it was explained. The grouos will be organized a cooperative basis and the objective will be to have small, easily handled units to be assisted by a central organization. A preliminary information sheet will be sent immediatelv to each registrant and early registration ^ls urged in order that the spring work mav not be

Educators To Have Parley Cape 1 j^^'iunty educators and mem ’ Parent-Teachers Associations -re planning to attend the Eastern Section National Conference of the Progressive Education Association which will be held in Atlantic City today, tomorrow and Saturday. The conference opened at 10 .’dock this morning with four section meetings. Themes of the discussions ar • “The Needs of American C^il'^en", “How Can American Ycu’h Best Serve Its Country?”, “The Needs of American Communities”, and “The Needs of American Homes.” This afternoon’s general session will be based on the theme of “The Role of Educators in Strengthening America", after which there will be discussion groups, showing of motion pictures, section meetings and workshop groups. “America and Young Americans” will be the theme of tonight’s public meeting. Section meetings tomorrow orning will have as their

themes:

“The Public Schools of Manbasset, Roslyn and Garden City, New York”, “The Public Schools of Bronxville, N. Y.”, “The Public Schools of Montgomery County, Md.” “The Public Schools of Radnor and Cheltenham Townships, Pa.", “The Dalton School. New York City”, “The Ethical Culture Schools, New York City”. Tomorrow’s program will also include section meetings, general session and motion pictures. The dinner meeting will be ad-

XHZIKBWT TO AW

AN AMENDMENT to an Ordinance rovernlnx. regulating and O* 1 "* fees of mercantile licensee for hawkers, peddlers, persons selling at wholesale and retail from -iragona or other conveyances, trayJlng shows, and others In the Township of O-nuntv of Cape May. SU and regulating BE IT ORDAINED AND ACTED, by the Township Committee of the Township of Dower In the County of Cepe M.y and State of Mew Jersey that Section 1 of an Ordinance entitled. "An Ordinance ernlng. regulating and fixing mercantile licenses for haw peddlers, persons selling and retail from wagons or other conveyances. traveling " ho , w *: others In the Township of Dower. County of Cepe May. State of New Jersey, and regulating the amended to read as follows: That any person operating a Pool and/or Billiard Room shall license therefor. In the s Twenty Five Dollars (I-jO each and every Pool Table ai and every Billiard Table, and BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that no Pool Room and/or Billiard Room ahall be operated from Saturday night at twelve midnight until seven A. M. Monday morning, and BE IT FURTHER ORDAINOT) AND ENACTED that this Amendment shall take effect Immediately upon Its final passage end publication as provided by law. passed January 21). !»«:. VOTXCB The foregoing ordinance was passed on final reading and adopted by the Township Committee of the Township of Dower. County of Cape May. New Jersey at s regular meeting held on Wednesday Evening. February 1. 194Z. and was ordered published according ' ‘

dressed by Jftlian Huxley. British author and lecturer, who will speak on “Democracy Marches”. Saturday morning's session will open with "A Report of an Adventure in American Education", and section meetings which will follow will be based on: “The Organization and Administration of Education and the Federal Government”, "Education and Latin American Relations”, “The Challenge of Youth Services in Wartime as an Advance in Modem Education”, “The Work of the School Physician”, and “The Care of Pre-School Children in Times of Emergency”. Saturday afternoon will be devoted to general sessions, a meeting of workshop, and motion pic-

tures.

(c) Debt Service *11) Municipal Debt Service , nftn „ , ... .. Payment of Bond* J.000.J0 1.000.00 Interest on Bonds MtT.IO- 1.8*0.00 Deflcit* and Statutory Expenditure*:— Revenues Charges to Future jn — Not Bonded fg) cash Deficit Bocal District School Tax 10.»SS.M 10.9U.M County Tax S.M0.0® J,817.71 SUlU T^x...........r...... 1.406.00 1.401.14 u. .Jss-r... •MR!! •MSS Reserve for Uncollected Taxes 7.771.80 8.400.M 11. Total General Appropriations 4Z.764.M 4t,8»4.14 14 Totals rT. 4J.784A8_48.181.14 STACT^AOT^txnnnrT^ uoa-d WWWWWTTWS IMS 1841 860.000 State Road Fund 8.000.00 J.SW.OO Municipal Operating Budget a»t5j * 777 77

860,000 Fund Dirt Road Fund .

16. Dedicated Revenues

10.886.00 1.817.77 1. 40J.14 84.888.ll 8.400.91 <84*4-14

Fund 8.000.08 Fund 1.000.00 Budget 877.78 8,777.78 AmonzAxunra uot 860.000 Fund Dirt Road Fund .>.... •.888.17 126.000 Fund Stats Aid Road Maintenance . 2.111.12 8.T7T.78 18. Dedicated Revenue* 18. Grand Total of all Anticipated Revenues 88.80842

Green Creek Women Studying Foods A group of Green Creek women doing Red Cross work met at the home of Mrs. Sara El dredge last week for the first of a series of defense food classes. At the first class the women studied about complete and incomplete proteins and the nutritive value to the body of each kind of food under these groups. The class became so interested in this study that it was decided to have another meeting on the subject of calcium and phosphorus at the same place on February 19. Those attending were Mrs. Jane Schellinger, Mrs. Olga Larcombe, Mrs. Beatrice Conover, Mrs. Gladys Schellinger, Mrs. Hattie S. Boice Mrs. Beatrice Barnett, Mrs. Emma Craven and Mrs. Sara Eldredge.

LOCAL BUDG ET

\ County of Cape May for the

.. —’hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof la a true copy of the budget approved by resolution of the gov-

erning body on the 9th day of February. 1942.

BERTRAM SNTDER. Clerk.

Certified by me This 9th day of February. 1942. - It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof Is an exact copy of the original on file with the cleric of the governing body, that all additions are correcl and that all statements con-

“ pr0of ' JOHN A. MABBOT,

State Dep't. of Bocal Government.

Certified by me This 9th day of February. 194f

LOCAL BUDGET Bocal Budget of the Borough of West Cape May. County of Cape May for the fiscal year 1942. It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made e part hereof Is s true copy of the budget approved by resolution of the governing body on the 9th day of. February, 1942. THEODORE W. REEVES. Clerk. Certified by me This 9th day of February. 1942. It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made i part hereof Is an exact copy of the original on file with the clerk of > th» governing body, that all additions are correct and that all statements contained herein arc In proof. EDWOOD C. DAVIS. Registered Municipal Accountant 4221 Terrace Avenue, Mcrchantvllle. N. J. KINgsley 0851 — MerchantvlHe 693 Certified by me This 7th day of February. 1942. X.OCAX. BUDGET NOTICE Section 1. Bocal Budget of the Borough of West Cape May. County of Cape May for the fiscal year 1942. BE IT RESOLVED, that the following statements of revenues am proprlatlons shall constitute the local budget for the year 1942: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be published In Cape May Star and Wave In the Issue of 12th day of February. 1942. Notice la hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was appi by the Mayor and Council of the Borough of West Cape May. County of Cape May on February 9. 1942. A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at The Borough Hall, on 27th of February. 1942. nt 8:00 P. M. E. S. War Time o'clock, at which time and place objections to said budget and tax resolution of the Borough of West Cape May for the year 1942 may be presented by citizen or taxpayer of said municipality.

(Required b

> Bond .

State School State Soldlc:

[a) General County .(Estimate foi |c) County Library .(Estimate foi Local District Schools . (Estimate foi Local Purposes {

by t

of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the 29th day of January. 1942. In a cause wherein The Tsx Investment Corporation of New Jersey, a corporation of the Stale of New Jersey, is complainant, and Samuel A. Bela1 to. and others, are defendants, you are required to appear and answer the hill of complaint on or before th* anih dav of March, next, or the sa bill will be taken as confessed gainst you. The said bill Is filed to foreclose a certain tax sale certificate issued by Herman F. Griesbach. Collector of Taxes of the City of North Wildwood. New Jersey, at a tax sale held on December 19. 1928. against lands and premises known as Block 148. Bor 2* on the ofilrlal map of North Wildwood. And You. Samuel A. Beletto made party defendant to this cause because you appear ns owner record of said premises described the bill of complaint. And You. Mrs. Samuel A. Belstto. wife of Samuel A. Belelto. arc made a party defendant to this cause because you have or may claim to have a right of dower In said premia described In the bill of complaint. And You. Annie J. Zehren and Mary J. Belslto are made parties defendant to this cause because you an the holder* of mortgage* which ar* lien* against said premises described in the bill of complaint. Dated: January 29th. 1*42. SAUL A. WITTES. Solicitor of Complainant. 1142 East Jersey Street. Elisabeth. New Jersey. l-12-«t-pfll7.00

1 FOB

1942)1 1.406.00 I 1 1942) 2.099.00 2 1942) 121.00 l?4■-') i".:.k5,ftn i(

1942) 3.000.00

d Revenues for Dog 120.4 II Total Dedicated 2.488.118. Grand Total of all Anticipated Revenues 46.207.96 46.071. Appropriated , AFFBOFXXATIOMS FOB 19. Dedicated Revenue Purpo^ps for 1941 Expenditures Under Chapter 161. P. B. 1941 IJO.t Total 120.1 20. Grand Total of all Dedicated Revenue Appropriations 3.462.1 id Total of all Appropriations .. .< . 46.207.1

19. Dedicated Bavenuo Purpoaaa

LOCAL BUDGET

talned herein a

the Township of Lower, County of Cape May for the nacai year istz. BE IT RESOLVED, that the foi louring statements of revenues and aj» proprlatlons shall constitute the local budget for the year 1942: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be published In Star and Wave In the Issue of 12th day of February. 1942. Notice Is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was appro' __ by the Township Committee of the Township of Lower. County of Cape May on February 9th. 1942. A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at Township Hall on 2nd of March. 1942. at 8:00 P. M. o’clock, at which time and place objections to said budget and tax resolution of the Township of Lower-fr-the year 1942 may be presented by any cltlxen or taxpayer of said munic (Required by Revised Statutes Section 40:2-14) Actual Actui TAXES FOB 1948 1941 1944 State School (Estimate for 1942) 2.148.16 8.148.15 3.110.( State Soldiers’ Bonus Bond 236.1

County

(a) General County . .(Estimate for 1942) 8.621.99 6.066.99 6.164.1(d) County Llbrao- (Estimate for 1942) 269.60 269.60 214.19 Local District Schools .(Estimate for 1942) 26.960.00 26.960.00 22.827.42

Local Purposes 8.767.78

(a) As shown by Budget Less Bank

Stock Tax 4.614.90 21.022.1 Totals 47.667.62 40.949.64 63.664.6

State Aid:

(a) Road Funds (Allotted for 1942) 7.220.00 Tax Rate (Estimated for 1942) 2.96 3.80 LOCAL BTTDOBT EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Your Committee has used every possible economy In the admlnlstratlo Ira, and considering the C , — materially benefltted her Considering the County has advanced its rate 22 points for the year 1942 and the rate of the Township of Lower will be only 15 points higher, a saving of 7 points, the Township Committee feel the saving in the Township Administration, should be noted. The prospects for collection of Delinquent Taxes and Tax Liens la much greater than heretofore. ANTICIPATED BE VENUES

Local Budget of the Borough of Capo May Point. County of Cap* May for the fiscal year 1942: It la hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof ta a true copy of the budget approved by resolution of the governing body on the 6th day of February, 1942. LOUISA W. TRADER. Clerk. Certified by me This 6th day of February. 1942. It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof Is an exact copy of the original on file with the clerk of the governing body, that all additions are correct and that all statements contained herein an In proof. JOHN A. MALLOY. State Department of Local Certified by me This 6th day of February. 1942. LOCAL BTTDOBT NOTICE

Section I.

Local Budget of the Borough of Cape May Point. County of Cape May. for the fiscal year 1142. BE IT RESOLVED, that the following statements of revenues and appropriations shall constitute the local budget for the year 1942: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be published la Star and Wave In the Issue of 12th day of February. 1942. Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution wsa approved by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Cape May Point. County of Cape May on February 6th. 1142. A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at Borough Hall. 6th of March. 1942, at 8:00 P. M. o'clock, at which time and place objecna to said budget and tax resolution of the Borough of Cape May Point for the year 1942 may be presented by any cltlsen or taxpayer of said municipality. (Required by Revised Statutes Section 40:2-14) Actual Actual .AXES FOB 1948 1941 1940 State School (Estimate for 1042)2 1.012.18 8 1.012.11 « 1.018.22 State Soldiers' Bonus Bond 77.08 CO (a) 1 General County .(Estimate for 1942 ) 2.749.28 1.949.26 2.001.09 (c) County Library . .(Estimate for 1942) 86.76 **•*£ Local District Schools . (Estimate for 1942) 1,840.00 800.00 800.00 ' >cal Purposes 16,802.78 (a) As shown by Budget Less Bsnk Stock Tax 17,791.08 10,884.11 Totals 21.491.92 21.640.12 22.016.42

State Aid:

(a) Road Funds (Allotted for 1942) 1.600.01 Tax Rate (Estimated for 1942)

1. Surplus Revenue flash Appropriated ... 12.000.00 11.000.00 1. (a) SURPLUS REVENUE NON-CASH Appropriated With Prior Written Consent of Commissioner of Local Govern-

In Cash In 1941 11.000.0A

LOCAL BUDGET

EXPLANATORY (trough Commissioners have < ie increase in the County of Cash Surplus In ordei

the loss

itablllzc the ti_ thls budget li

eased valuation!

._ ...70. however, whei

. jal figures are determined for State. County and Local School Tax,-: Is believed that the rate per *100. valuation will be approximately thIt was necessary, due to the present conditions, to Insert an addltiona •m In the budget for local civilian defense.

The operating approplation

mere and they believe them I

Anticipated

c Cash Appropriated .

and Costa on Taxes Franchise Tax Gross Receipts Tax Rental of Borough Property State Aid — Road Maintenance ... . .. Total Miscellaneous Revenue* 4. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes . .. 5 Total of Items 1. t (a). 3 and 4 ... 6. Amount to be Raised by Taxation: (a) Local Purpose Tax (b) Local District School Tax

105.08 961.75 1.006.91

State Aid Chap. 377 P. L. 1931 (60M) . . Special Items of General Revenue Anticipated With Prior Written Consent of Commissioner of Local Government (a) State Aid Chap. 265 P. L. 1929 (Road Fund 25 M) (b) Capital Surplus for amount due from currenl acct. (Liquidation for capital 3. Total Miscellaneous Revenues . . 4. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes . 6. Total of Items 1. 1(a). 3 and 4 6. Amount to be Raised by Taxation: (a) Local Purpose Tax (b) Local District School Tax (d) County Taxes (e) State Taxes . Total of General Budget Revenues

9. Totals

. 2.220.00

6.000.00

. 15.948.43

7. Total of G

APPROPRIATIONS

X will expose at public real estate hereinafter owned by the City of Ca not needed for public ui.. __ to section 40:60-26. aub-dlvtalc. R. 8. lot 12. block *8. on the official tax map. on Monday. February II. 194*. at the hour of 1:20 o'clock ' the afternoon (D.ST.) at the c . Hall, corner of Washington and Franklin at*. In said City. Bald premise* will be aold for the mlnlnuim sum of <500. provided that If bids equal to said minimum sum are received, said premise* —*- •old to the hlgheat bidder.

the purchase price on b

t the day

...e balance thereof with-

in 20 days from date of sale. The purchaser shall within days of the date of sale comm, to demolish the bunding* on land and further ahall within days from the purchase thereof c plete the demolition thereof. The purchaser shall within 90 day*

of the date of sale commence the eouatructlon of a new building on 42m said lot which building shall conform to the aonlng ordinance of

the City of Cape May.

10. General Appropriations (a) Operations 1943 1. Department of Public Affairs and Public Safety Director's Office Salaries and Wages iSS SS Other Expenses 600.00 Salaries and Wages 85* 00 Other Expenses 60.00 Salaries and Wages *60.00 Other Expense* JJJ-JJ Board of Health Salaries and Wages J00.00 Other Expense* 300.00 Poor Administration . Other Expenses 160.00 Poor Relief 200.00 Local Defense . -. Other Expenses bou.oe Elections Salaries and Wages Other Expense* 300.00 Publicity , Salaries and Wages i?? S£ Street Lighting l.liS.OO 2. Department of Revenue and Finance Director's Office . .. Salaries and Wages *7® *• Other Expense* 650.00 Assessment and Collection of Taxes Salaries and Wages *•* ®® ■ “a”*""'-..., :::::::::::: ISIS Liquidation of Tax Tltie Liens Othe?Ex 1 rESiJ« 0 ~ d Pr<,Pertr 2.000.00 3. Department of Public Works. Parka and public Property Dtre*torie Office ... .. Salaries and Wages 620.00 Other Expenses leu.oe Streets Salaries and Wages ... Other Expenses «e« ou

4.790.00 4.304.67 17.094.67 10.994.56 10.985.00 2.817.77

Transfers for 1941

delivered days tron

I will 1

from th* dare «;

Other Expenses Parks and Playgrounds

S-larles and Wages Other Expenses Engineering I Maintenance —State Aid

Miscellaneous Revenues Alcoholic Beverage License Licenses Interest and costa on Taxes

H- nt

- Elec

12.430.00 17.000.00 41.840.60

928-84 18.778.84 19.01.66

3.148.15 89.508.32 '".606.32

1.500.00 2.000.00

LOCAL BUDGET

-o the taxpayer. idlng the estimated Increase In the r x on the 1100.00. your Board of Commissioners have managed to lower

GENERAL REVENUES Surplus Revenue Cash Appropriated (a) SURPLUS REVENUE NON-CASH Appropriated With Prior Written Consent of Commissioner of Local Govern2. Miscellaneous Revenues Fees and permits Interest and costa on taxesFranchise taxes - Gross Receipts taxes

pa ted With Prior Wri Commissioner of Local Governmer (a) State aid Dirt Road Fund SOM . (b) Capital surplus (c) Surplus—Emergency relief 3. Total Miscellaneous Revenue* 4. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes .. 6. Total of Items 1. 1(a). 3 and 4 6. Amount to be Raised by Taxation: (a) Local Purpose Tax (b) Local District School Tax (d) County Taxes (e) State Taxes

1.360.00 3.500.00 9.860.00

1.500.00 882.04 512.62 4.145.66 3.266.62

ta Cash la 1941 1,600.00

041.77 3 Off. 70 235.00

612.62 2.402.74 4.262.98 11,866.72

APPROPRIATIONS

r> of Taxes

10. General Appropriations

(a) Operations

1. Department of Revenue and Finance.

Administrative and Executive

Salaries and wi Other expenses

Assessment and c Salaries and wages Other expenses Tax foreclosure costs Costs of tax sale . c .. Department of Finance Other expenses

Legal

Salaries snd wages . Other expenses

2.026.01 1.012.12 82.252.40 23.252.40

for 1941

As Modified

By All

Transfers for 1941

iudlt

(a) Operations

Ext

APPROPRIATIONS

3.00

for 1941 Expanded As Modified and By All Reserved

i.oo

4.105.98 1.859.02

2.500.00 2.600.1

2.777.77 1.777.77 1.254.90 1.160.00

Asscssi

Salaries and Wages 2.300.00 2.6.7.88 Other Expenses 500.00 4.4.12

Tax Sale

Other Expenses 160.0ft 90.00 Tax Foreclosure Costs 2.000.Oft 784 91 Audit 600.00 564.40 Alcoholic Beverage Inspector Salaries and Wages M'O oft Elections — Salaries and Wages 10.00 in On Other Expenses 300.no 360.00 Legal 800.00 • Engineering — Salaries and Wages l.ono.on 3.600 00 2. Protection to Persons and Property Flre — Salaries and Wages *1 Other Expenses 400.00 461.00 Fire Hydrants 160.00 160 00 Constables — Salaries and Wages 50.00 Local Defense Other Expenses 100.00 3. Streets and Roads - Repairs and Maintenance ., Salaries and Wages 2.600.00 2.405.28 Other Expenses 2.600.00 3.230.41 Dirt Road Maintenance Salaries and Wages }'$!$'!S Other Expenses 6.670.86 Road Maintenance Chap. 256 P. L. 1929 Salaries and Wages 60S..O Other Expenses „ , 511 SX Street Lighting 465.00 460.00 Municipal Share of State Aid Road PTOJacta *271? Road Equipment 4.176.00 4. Health and Charities Board of Health ,,, .. Salaries and Wages *60-6® J 50.00 Other Expenses 100.00 40.00 Poor Administration . r „„ Salaries and Wages ‘-'S? SS ^ ™ Other Expenses *6.00 16.00 Poor Relief .- c» n an 100.00 . Dog Regulation — Salaries and Wages 500.00 6. Unclassified Purposes . . „ , nnn nn Purchase of Properly for Township Hall LO®®-®® Equipment to Furnish Township Hall . s £? S? S $k no (b) Contingent *6-°® *6.00 (c) Debt Service "WES'S 8S.*r?r Interest on Bonds 1.200.00 3.360.00 Interest on Notes ,v vv (el Deficits and Statutory Expenditures — Emergency Revenues -, c Overexpenditure (1940) *68.77 Overexpenditure (1941) — 116.72 Expenditure Without Reserve i.jse.es 1940 Bills payable 294.0* l£c-l7>latrlct C BdMral T»* 'HI? So 'ill*,! Ssnar .1388 J388 ■“SS8w««Ka»--SiS-:::: SSSj Sggj

Rent of Borough Hall

::::

N. J. League of Municipalities 2. Department of Public Affairs and Public Safety Fire. Other expense* .. Police. Salaries and wages Other expenses Life guards. Salaries and wages Other expense* Health and Charities Board of Health. Other expenses Poor administration. Salaries and wages Poor relief - Mosquito extermination. Other expenses 3. Department of Public Works. Parks and Public Property Streets and Roads Repairs and Maintenance.

1.000.0ft 600.00 25.00

26.960.00 6.326.59 2.148.16 78.288.40 13.848.17 92.12i.67 Dog

Othei

e aid.

606.66 75.00 25.00 400/1(1

600.00 1.166.67 1.600.00

60.00 100.00 200.00

»ch Front Bulkhead

Projects (b) Contingent (c) Debt Service (1) .Municipal Debt Scrvlc

Emergency Revenues - . Expenditures without appropriations . (g) Cash Deflcit of 1939 Local District School Tax

1.840.00 2.821.01 1.013.13

1.000.00 1.640.00 41.48

2.086.01 1.013.1* 26,690.89 7.612.06 23.208.94

*76.000 State Road Fund ... *50.000 State Road Fund ... Municipal Operating Budget

15. Dedicated Revenues

<c> Dog Licensei

Total Dedicated Revenues f

Damages

16. Grand Total of a

Revenues - 16 Grand Total of all AnUcIpated Revenues 3

li Total Dedicated

19. Dedicated Revenue Purposes Expenditures Under Chapter 161. P. L.