THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1942

be on January 8 when the New Year find* Battery C boys from Cape May Point opposing the Blue and Black team. Hie Army boys hare one of the most formidable outfits in this section . Line-ups for the opening game

follow:

May Coast Guards Antonio f Glarno Cooper t Glanneas Cannone c Stringer Parinello g Daland Roseman g Frain Mathews t Wahleas Douglass Cummington Doran Mathis Hollingsead Butler Football Letters To Be Presented Tonight The *1942 awards will be made to team members at the annual football banquet this evening (December 23) at the First Methodist Church social hall. As an innovation, the football squad will act as hosts to the Kiwanis Club, reversing past pro-

cedure.

Some of the Blue and Black team members have been honored with placements on the ‘ allcounty” team, "all-South Jersey"

and “all-state” squads.

Three of the squad members are already in the service of Uncle Sam. They are co-captain Robert Lehman, T. Lee Lemmon and Alfred Vanaman. The boys enlisted for duty recently. A total of 21 varsity letters will be awarded. Fourteen Jayvee insignia and five Freshman won honors. Bill Burgin was manager

.mik uimubca. of the team.

The next game at home will Letters for varsity football will

Cape Courtmen K i Season Victory gn Ingle’s Unit form-

May

High School’s basketball team d its 1942-43 season Friday Local fans were given a nly contested game for their first battle of the season. The •adhoolboys came out on top in the varsity game with a 37-31

score.

The first onarter found a nip asd tack affair with the Blue and Black ahead »-7. At half time, the youngsters increased their lead to 10-11. Here the lads from the little red school house put on a spurt as the half ended to gather a substantial lead. It was 'only in the final quarter when things began to pop as the Coast Guards put on a spurt of their own to outscore the Blue and Black 11-8 points. The Coast Guards were hampered by the loss of Stringer, stringy center who was banished by personal

fouls.

Parinello and Cooper were the high point gainers for the Blue

and Black.

In a preliminary game, the Coast Guard Jayvees won by a 20-16 score in a spirited contest Marlowe was high gun in the melee while Mathews held up the

school team.

In the curtain raiser, a Freshman team made it tough rledding tor the Sophomores who barely managed to eke a victory in the

waning minutes.

go to ; Robert

Robert Cannone, co-captain , Lehman, co-captain JoeBose. George Purnell, Ray Shull Rutherford, Alfred

Williams, Clarence Cooper, . Roseman, James Dunne, Partin Burgin, Camick Hamperian, Jack Kaighn, T. Lee Lemmon, William Mathews, William Burgin, manager. Seniors winning awards are Charles Hoffman, Bernard Hillman and Mitchell Brooks. Jayvee awards will go to Richard Kokes, Stewart Crease, William Ouram, Dixon Ouram, Allan Schubert, Frank Engman, Clarence White,' James Midhollan, Larry Mean, Martin Blacknall, Dave Hart, Ralph Stevens, Wil-

Save Money! ^ Avoid Penalties! I

Payment of current tares WHILE THEY ARE CURRENT will help your borough to meet Its 1942 obligation* before costly interest charges are added, will provide the capita 1 , necessary to obtain an efficient, businesslike, government. TtfrWKT—before the end of the year— I’l V/ W pay your 1942 taxes. Start the new year with a clean slate! Taxes for the year 1942. left unpaid until after December 31, automatically become delinquencies for which yon and your borough are penalized. The percentage of tax collections is an important basis for next year’s West Cape May budget Help yonr borough by increasing that percentage with your tax payment Tax delinquencies bear interest at the rate of 7%. Don’t pay penalties needlessly. Help yourself by paying 1942 taxes now.

Borough of West Cape May | B. V. EDSALL, CoUeetor

liam Schowald, and Rudy Antonio. Freshmen receiving awards will be Joseph Mariani, Jack Dunne, William Purnell,. Jack Needles, Ray VellL

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. August Schramm, of 803 South Broadway, announce the engagement of their daughter, Florence Ann, and Private Walter Danilko, son of Mrs. A. Nehimy, of Neshanic, N. J. Private Danilko is in the 113th Infantry stationed at Freehold, N. J. No date has been set for the wedding.

City Notifies Employees New 5 Per Cent Victory Tax

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City officers and employees t week were notified that the new federal Victory Tax on wages, which becomes effective January 1, would be deducted from their salaries in accordance with pro-

visions of the law.

In a circular letter to all dty nployees, Gilbert C. Hughes, (Hector and treasurer, explained the new law and its effect on

all employees.

"Under thv Revenue Act of 1942, your City, acting as a collector for the federal government, is obliged to deduct a five per

after allowing an exem.

*12.00 per week, and to forward the amount of that tax to federal government. This ded tion will have to be made by for the duration of the war as long as the federal law

quires It to be made.

"For example, if you are paid 224 a week you are allowed a

U2 exemption or your r will be $12 a week and

per cent tax of that pay is 60

cents. Pension requiremer

“as the end of the be entitled to l. 25 per emit at paid arpMtt£§l

in the c

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A taxpayer will also be I to a refund of two per t the Victory Tax or $100, i ever is smaller, for « ' ’ ent,” Mr. Hughes «

Court House Marble Yard EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTERS MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES * Wm. B. POWELL CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. Owics IOA.R-2 Bbll Pmonss Rxsidsncc 141

SCHUMANN CORSET SHOP ONLY EXCLUSIVE CORSET SHOP IN CAPE MAT COUNTY Com Plata stock on Scad of Gossard—Rengo—Artist Model Mio-Simplicity—Camp Surgical Supports

. a rarglcal kclts—Xay. 4*19 US W. Wildwood Ava-, Wildwood—XTcnlaga fcy appclstmant dosed Wednesdays

Cburcb Wotices

Gape Islanb JSapttst Gbutcb Corner of Goerney Street and Columbia A venae. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 27 Rev. ¥ Paul Lane borne trill b« In charge during the month sf D* Morning Worship 10:30 A M. Bible School 11:45 A M. — "* l 7:46 P. M.

•1 Christmas Entertainment Thursday, Decem-

repeated by request at morning

1942 HOLIDAY GREETINGS

Stop a little today and remember the true meaning of Christmas — remember that there is more than Santa Claus and presents—remember the spirit of Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men.

COSSABOON’S CUT RATE 656 Washington Street

HURRY Santa Take the fastest transportation known—jump in your jeep and hury on your rounds —spread the good wishes from us to all our friends. W’c want them to have the finest Christmas ever. GEORGE JOHNSON’S CENTRAL GARAGE 138 Decatur Street

Hurry up, Blitzen! Lead Santa on to every house in town. Speed him on his rounds ko that every friend of the Seaview Hosiery Mills will know that wc wish him the best of all Christmases this year. SEAVIEW HOSIERY MILLS 474 W. Perry Street

Peace A Christmas wish to benefit you and us, a wish to bring more joy to the whole world, is our holiday wish for 1942— a wish for universal Peace. SELMA* Gown Shoppe 309 Washington Street

SALU-TAYSHUNS Wherever they are, whatever they’re doing, our friends will catch the spirit of onr holiday greetings—for such sincerity can overcome both space and time. FAULKNER’S 5 & 10

Greetings of the Season May every Christmas wreath remind you of our wish that you find greater happiness, peace and prosperity in this holiday season. We hope that Christmas will bring you the best of all things.' 1 VENICE American-ltalian Restaurant 311 Washington Street

Hark! The Angels Sing... While the praipes of Christmas are sung, remember this simple but earnest wish from the Haldeman Agency: Peace to every man, good cheer, happiness and long years of contentment. The HALDEMAN Agency 511 Washington Street

Our Christmas Salute Stand by, please—here’s a a message from Redden’s. Our wish for you this Christmas includes all the happiness, all the hope and faith that it is possible for anyone to have. REDDEN’S Valetor Service 405 Washington Street

Our Wish for You... A more prosperous and happy year than you have ever had. M. C. FRYMIRE 400-401 Washington Street

We stand at attention to arish you every joy and gladness for this holiday season and all the days to come- May you really enjoy this Christmas.

CAESAR KABALAN

Washington SL and Madison Ave.

May all the joys of a Merry Yuletide be yours and the year ahead filled with prosperity, t happiness and Victory. B. T. Hazlett v 323 Washington Street ' Cape May

GREETINGS

Hang up the holly! Brighten up the tree! Get ready to greet Santa with a good old fashioned welcome. And look in your stocking on Christmas

for a special Christ:

Charlie’s Bar Jackson * Mansion Streets

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Whatever you’re doing this Christmas, we hope you’ll get a little extra joy, a little more happiness than you've ever had before—this is our Christmas wish. SWAIN’S Hardware Store 305-07 Jackson Street

May it be

MERRY!

Of all the wishes we could make, there’s none greater thap the wish that this Christmas may bring you more merriment than you’ve ever had

befdre.

The, Little Shop 427 Washington Street

When the lights go again all over the world, our wish for this Christmas will have come true. This is the wish we make for everyone everywhere. THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

OUR VERY BEST We don't want to be formal about it, but we do want you to know that wp’re making the most earnesf wish that you and all your family have the merriest Christmas possible. Sol Needles Agency 508 Washington Street

TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS. JAC-KEY’S Salon of Beauty 415 Washington Street

Good Will to Men... Onr wish is that the Yuletide will bring to you and yours all the happiness of the season— and Peace on Earth Good Will to Men. JiahyiA.

Washington & Decatur Streets

SauAotiti fitai!

GREETINGS FROM

THE COLUMBIA LAUNBRY H. E. SETTLE, Prop.

PERSON TO PERSON SERVICE J ’ UNITED FOOD STORE Quality Meats, Groceries Fraita and Vegetables. 423-25 Washington Street Phene Key. 1781