PAY, FEBMJ

lists Win

r Bowling l

• tougher time of it taking 18 and losing 28, bat the Pacers were honored because Unde Frank, oar lead-off high for the 86 a

Bf Jew Rutherford Yes, sir, we really had a ly trick palled on as. Yon know oar tournament for Janaary 27 was knocked higher than a kite because the measles in Cape May were thicker than fleas on a Portugese dog's back. Pinboys were as hard to get as gas from your

ration board.

| We were all over at Bess Batten’s for our weekly luncheon, enjoying one of the grandest programs ever put on by the club. Our good old music committee, Klinky Ware, the Huey Dougberg ’ of Kiwanis, and Brother Put ughea, the basso de-luxe, put on a musical program that would knock you into the middle of next week. You should have heard that Tidewater Quartette, Allan Hand, tenor, “Pretty” Les Hand, baritone, “Klinky’ lead and Put baaso. Brother, when they got through with “johnny Doughboy” and “My Gal Sal" you were ready to fold up, and then we had two wonderful juvenile artists, Dave Hart with his accordion, and Bill Wright with his saxophone, and I wouldn’t dare forget to say my guiding star was at the ivories. But all of a sudden Judge Landis was paged to the phone and got the bad news. No bowling. Measles had sabotaged the alleys. Pinboys must stay five miles apart. Well, I "•broke the news gently, hut the air was blue and every other color of the rainbow so all of thia brought us down to another double header, and that hard-hitting, unbeatable gang of Stylists — Captain Frymire, Klngfish, Hollingsead, Harris the Fox, and Andy Steger—kept up ^their winning streak and knocked Bthe ears off the entire outfit, takrjng six straight games and pranc- ^ ed into first place, winning 25

and losing 11 out of 36.

_ Honest Amos Ricker and hia

bloods were runners-up tak-

g 18. Captain

. Hughes and his Troubleshoot- . took-third position, taking 16 and dropping 20. The Pacers had

LOCAL GIRL AT YWCA POST IN DETROIT Mrs. Snow F. Grigsby, the former S. Lavinia Moore, daught of William J. Moore, of W« Cape May, is in charge of a m YWCA in Detroit, Midi., it waa learned this week. Mrs. Grigsby, who formerly was attached to the Germantown YWCA, is Middle states singles champion in tennis and badminton. She is a graduate of Cape May High School and West Virginia State University where she took a Bachelor of Science degree in physidal education. In her new position, Mrs. Grigsby is in charge of the gymnasium and pool.

Legal Advertising Legal Advertising

The battle is still on for 86 ore games, -and the winner of the second half will play the Stylists for the grand championship. Honest Amos Ricker says he has it in the bag, but Eari says he will have plenty to say about that and I believe he wilL And so long until next week, unless our pinboys are scattered again. PJ5. Don’t forget your parking lights, boys!

LOCAL BUDOET

fiscal year 194f!

It is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby mad part hereof la a true copy of the budget approved by resolution of the g

ernlng body on the fifth day of February, IMS.

FLOYD C. HUGHES. Clerk.

Certified by me This Sth day of February. IMS. It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby ipade part hereof is an exact copy of the original oo file with the clerk of the governing body, that all additions are correct and that all statements contained

herein are in proof.

ELtVOOD C. DAVIS.

Registered Municipal Accountant

4221 Terrace Avenue- Merchantville. N. J.

Merch. OSSS Kingsley 0851 This 6th day of February, IMS.

KK3AX. BUSOST HOT

6M.9# SMB# MM-M MMJS 1M.M soe.oo

•Recreation and 4 Salaries and B* Other Expense S. Department of F

Streets and Roads

Salaries and 1

- winer r.xpensea g Ann nn

Convention Hall SCmIc

Salaries! and Wages '. 100.00 Other Expenses r 4.*00.00

Inspectors Fees

Salaries and Wages 460 00

Municipality's Share of State Aid

Projects S.0SS.8S (b) Contingent 600 00

(c) Debt Service

U ) Mflnlclpal Debt Service

of Bonds S4.000.00 n itouds 53.167.50

Certified n*ON -.

Local liudget of

U vo

BE

proprist

e City of Cape May. County of Cape May for the

jail constitute the local budget for the year 1*43: IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be published in St nave in the Issue of 11th day of February. 194S. Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approv by the Commissioners of thaCity of Cape May. County of Cape May >

February 6th. 194S.

A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at City Hall. > 26th of February. 1943. at 11:30 A. M. o'clock, at which time and pla. objections to said budget and tax resolution of the City of Cape May for the year 1943 may be presented by taxpayers or other Interested personr . (Required by Revised Statute* Section 40:2-14) -AXES FOB taaa leas State School (Estimate

County_

r 1943) 16.700.01

r 1943)

0.00

S.063.73

42,559.00 34.600.E

Legal Advertising

■ CAFE ■ Municipal

MAT. r Corporation of tl

Slate of Naw Complainant

Foreclose, Etc.

ORDER OF

J sKSnE™ 1- ' > reuLiCATioN ux. St sis. Defendants. Tbs Complainant having filed Its bill herein, wherein Herbert H. Blixsard, Irene lilizxard, Joseph E Ulixaard. an infant over Uie age of fourteen years. Sophia Smith. Agnes Lott, Bertha liughea, itarry Hughes. Ethel Corwin. Salem Corwin. Fred I’arrtn- Maude Llchty Perrin. Kmeslengstak, Ernest Sengstak. Byron Mulliner. Ellen Mul- * - -y H. Harbtson. Samuel li. Charles S. Mulliner. Ruth Alice I'. Blizzard. Elizabeth f. t-oniz. Charles Fonts. Hazel l>ouKUas, Edward Douglass. Jr- Belle CrowhursL Belle T. Bush. Edwin Bosh. E. Louella Smith. Charles K. Smith. Helen S. Smith. Edna S. Vogt. Carl Vernon Vogt. Alydiu Van Ness. William Van Ness. State of New Jersey, Morris M. Ravin, Receiver, and Paramount Investment ation arc made defendants. poenas ad respondendum having duly Issued against the defendants as above listed, to appear in this suit as defendants: and it having been made to appear by affidavit r tha satisfaction of the Chancell. that the said Herbert H Blizzard. Ir«M Blizzard. Joseph E. Blizzard. SO Infant over the age of fourteen yaara. Sophia Smith. Agnes Lott. Maude Llchty Perrin. Ernes Sengstak and Ernest Sengstak out of this State, and that pro oaanot be served upon them in this State; It la, on this 26th day of January, 1*43 ORDERED that tha aaid Herbert H. Blizzard.- Irene Blizzard. Joseph E Blizzard, an Infant over the age of fourteen years. Sophie Smith. Agnes Lott. Bertha Hughes. Harry Hughes, Ethel Corwin. Samuel Corwin. Fred Perrin. Maude Letty " — Sengstak and

Local District School* . (KstImntc I

Local Purposes

' » shown by Budget Less Bank Stock Tax Totals

State Aid:

(a) Road Funds (Allotted for 1943) IR.SOA.flO 15.4911.92 16.824.1 Tax Rate (Estimated for 1943) 5.94 6.74 5.:

LOCAL BUDGET

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

taken to be a been! defendants, and that they appear and answer on or before the ffth day of March next, and that In case they shall not no appaar and answer the Complainant * bUl within that time hereinbefore limited, the said bill shall be taken

Maude Letty Perrin. itak and Ernest Hughes. Ethel Cor-

Fred Perrin. Mai Ernestine Bengal Sengstak. Harry :

Win. Salem Corwin, ana mat in case Of such <1 .-fault, such decree may be E*aade against them as the Chancellor

•hall deem equitable and Just. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that

r • OUt T . of ihl* Order be served upon the defendants Herbert H. Blizzard. t Irene Blizzard. Joseph E. Blizzard.

* r the age of fourteen Smith. Agnes Lott. a Hughes. Harry Hughea, Ethel n. Salem Corwin, and Fred Maude Letty Perrin. Ernes-

— —igstak and Ernest Sengstak by mail, with postage thereon, prepaid. within twenty day* from the dale hereof, by dellvr

It will be observed that the tax rate, (excluding an Increase of 20c In County taxes) is at last year’s level of 35.74. Although maintained at this level, the budget (1) 318.000 of emergency notea issued in 1943. including the CASH PURCHASE OF THE NEW CITY HALL. (3) Reduction of ratable* in the amount of 3126,000. (3) School appropriations of 343.50033.500 above 1941 requirements. (4) 32.600. representing a settlement for claim* by the State Auditors of 86.600. in dispute since 1937. (5) Increased costs of material*, wages** and pension funds. This lias been accomplished . In the City's operating expenses. ... In our tax collections: and by pressing our policy or acquiring non-tax producing property, thus reducing Inflated ratables, and increasing revenues by sale* and rental*. These policies are sound, and this budget i* sound. In the absence of unexpected emergencies, the tax level can probably be conservatively reduced In the coming years. e people of Cape May

**To meet to

levels, the compensation . the Mayor and Commissionera. ha\

Increased in the past year.

extent increased living coaU and wage ——. < _# -ill City employeea except

_ • «.— moderately

1. J Surplus Revenue Cash Appropriated .. 1./ (a) SURPLUS REVENUE NON-CASH Appropriated With Prior Written Consent of Commissioner of Local

160.00 * 000 no 6,600.00

Interest and Costs on Taxes . Franchise Taxes Gross Receipts Taxes Gas Tax Refund Rental of Foreclosed Property .. Department Anticipated S

(d) Water Operating Surplus:

(*) Prior Tears _ „„„ sifiTaasss .tins

n Delinquent Taxes 70.789.27

J L^Ha).^Mjd_4_ <v _ 1 . 179.4*0."

j Local Purpose Tax (b) Local District School Tsx . (d) County Taxes (e> State Taxes Total of General Budget Reieni

2.826.71 6.700.00 1.350.00 650.00 160.00 9.000.00 6.200.00 4.400.00 450.00 800.00

6.225.00 :i: :.o n ...

84.167.00 38.029.47 30.876.92

6.000.00

79.629.47 75,son no 177.766.18

72.885.73 70.367.34 166.028.78

APPRO FBITIOHS

66.600 00

16.700 0# 513.303 SO 618.324.27

16.929.14

.M2.302 50X515.253.41

303 50X535 Appro prial

■ In the Cape one of the

printsd

published In the Cuy and County Dape May. State of New Jen*,. Wherein the land I* situate, for four ttam. during four consecutive calwaak. and in the case of such publication, thst a copy of such notice •“ maM within the name time to t nM Herbert H. Blizzard. Irene Bil “HL J«a«Pb K Blizzard, an Inf* £S|?LK JS Maba* Letty PXrrin. . Ernestine twssfee their letters, unless such Post OSes be unkown

£ srSzT*’™'' bt'A. CAMPBELL. C

10. General Appropriations (a) Operations Deportment ofXgvenue and Finance Admtafatr^ljy Aaq Hlyntlve Other Expenses . • . end Collection of Taxes Salaries and Wages Other Expense* Sarie, and Wages Other Expanses Operation and Sal* of Property Not Needed for Public Use Salarim. and Wages Other Expenses Liquidation of Tax Title Lien* K '^r , J! ropert

d Safety

6s?r Ex-s^-rr.:::: '022 Requirements—Fire Dept. Xojunteer Fire Company *•••• inner Expenses * kaa ae U?e'oSaHU^‘ r " , “ nU—Pol ‘ C * ^lariw. and Wages 4.000.00 bSST '*•— — >••*• ••

Interest on |

9.880.00 5.600.00 8.600.00 gas

81.600.00 66.081.02 . 329.98

7.T86.M 4.671.1* U.4I8-M 10.874.33

' 8.400.00

5.900.00

31,500.t. 66.081.02 323.98

(fj Judgments *

^::::

oiai 399.807.17 393.8(6.60 eserve for Uncollected Taxes 113.4*6.33 124.657.67 General Appropriations 613.803.60 618.334.27 rcnclcs of 1*41 16.923.14

County Taxes State Taxes Reserve*:— 1L Sub Total

Resci

12. Total G. 13. Emergci

14. Totals

STATB BOAS AZD BBOTXOB

14 (a) Revenues

376.000 State Road Fund 860.000 State Road Fund 836.000 State Road Fund Municipal Operating Budget 14 (b) Appropriations 375.000 Fund Road Construction ... isn.oon Fond Dirt Road Fund 325.000 Fund State Aid Road Maintenance

—.659.00 56.snn.nn 16.700.00

TK.71 42.659.00 42.5 46.274.ss 46.2 16.699.88 16.(93.88

613.303.60 636.263.41

15. Dedlratcd Revenues

Dedicated Revenues From Water Utility

(a) Rents: Flat Rate (b) Metered -S (d) Miscellaneous (c) Emergency Revenue Total Dedicated Revenues For

. 2.333.33 1.576.12 21.583.33 24,726.66

Anticipated

1M3 1942 35.000.00 35.000.00 7.000.00 4,000.00 580.00 420.00

16. Grand T<

. Heated Revenues For • Utility al of all Total Dedicated

APPROPRIATXOWg FOB WATER UTILITY

Debt Service

Payment of Bonds Interest on Bonds Operating Emergency Appropriation General Budget (Surplus) Total 20. Grand Total of all Dedicated Revenui Appropriations 21. Appropriation for Local School Purposes 22. Grand Total of all Appropriations ..

. 42.580.00 40.640.00

. 42.669.00* 42.559.00

for 1943 for 1942

. 42.680.00 40.640.00

enuea anticipated during the year 1*43 from dog licenses lelnated as revenue and are hereby appropriated for the hloh said revenue Is dedicated by statute or other legal

LOCAL BUDGET

Local Budget of the Borough of South Cape May. County of Cape May

Uie fiscal year 1943.

it is hereby eertilled that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a t hereof is a true copy of the budget approved by resolution of the gov nig body on the *th day of February. 1943.

EDGAR F. BURCHER. Cicrl

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

It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made part hereof is an exact copy of the original on hie with the clerk of the goi ernlng body, that ail additions are correct and that all statements contaim

herein are in proof. HAROLD J. FOX.

Registered Municipal Accountant. 100 W. Schellenger Ave- Wildwood. N. J.

Phone:—Bell 1060

Certifled by me Thia *th day of February. 1943.

LOCAL BUDGET HOTICX

SECTION 1.

Local Budget of the Borough of South Cape May. County of Ca1>e May

for the fiscal year 1943.

BE IT RESOLVED, that tl

propnations shall constitute the local budget for Uie , BE IT-FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be published ii

e following atatemen

1 ap-

— —. -e of 11th day of Februu.,.

la hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was appr by the Mayor and Council of Uie Borough of South Cape May. County of

Cape May on February 9. 1*43.

A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at Borough Hall. .7.s «r ««— — 2 o'clock, at which time and place objections

on of the Borough of South Cape May for the

BTASSlCBaT oU>er lnter * ,te<1 Person*.

(Required by Revised Statutes Section 40:2-14)

on 27th of February. 1943. at 2 _ said budget and lax resolution ar 1943 may be presented by tax]

■ (Estimate for 1943)

State School .

County

a) General County .. (Estimate for 1*43) .c) County Library .. (Estimate for 1943) Local Purposes . ) As shown b.

Stock Tax

Totals

n by Budget 1.

„ , EXPLANATORY STATEMENT .. Deg;! 1 * 4“ increase In operating expenses, the Borough anticipates that ^ ™ T.*..i*?*! **? lp , c . rfW ‘fi Individual lax bills in 1*43. This haa been I possible by the cooperation of property owners in paying delinquent current taxes and the Council asks continued cooperation along this

icellaneoua Revenues . Items 1. 1(a). 3 and 4 o be Raised by Taxatlc

if General Budget Revenues .

2.788.8* 3.138.89 3.138.89

Fire

10. General Appropriations (a) Operations

Salaries and Wi Other Expenses Assessment A Collect!. Salaries and Wage* Other Expenses .... Tax Sale—Other Expenses Liquidation of Tax Title Liens A Foreclosed Property Expense*

By virtue of an order of the Court —’ Chancery of New Jersey, made on the 22nd day of January. 1*43, la a cause wherein The Tax Is vestment Corporation of New Jersey, a corporation of the State of New Jersey, la complainant, and Ruth Rudln. and others, are defendant*, you are required to appear and answer the amended bill of complaint on or before the 23rd day of March, next, or the said amended bill will be taken

?».£»&/•

pj5&deceased, notice la-ha — -he creditors of said d exhibit to the subscriber i

The said amended bill is filed l. foreclose a certain tax sale certificate issued by- Herman F. Cries bach. Collector of Taxes of the City of North Wildwood. New Jersey, at a tax sale held on October 30. 1«3*. In aaid City, against land* and premise* known as the northeasterly u part of Lots ' No*. 401 and 403 in Bloek No. 167. on the tax duplicate of said City. And You. Ruth Rudin. are made a defendant because you arc the owner , of record of the lands and premises described In the amended bill of complaint: And You. Mr. Rudln. husband of Ruth Rudln. are made a defendant because you have or may ■claim to have a right of curtesy In *aid land* and premise*: And You. Ocorge Cook and John Cook, are made defendant* because you are the holder of a mortgage oq the lands and premises described In the amended bill of complaint: And You. The Unknown helra, devisers and personal representatives of Ruth Rudln. George Cook and John Cook, are made defendants because you have or, ■ may claim to have an Interest IzT said land* and premises described Ih

the amended bill of complaint Dated: January 22. 1943.

SAUL A. WITTES.

Solicitor of Complainant.

oeased within third day o( F

six s

they wi action a

n order of the Court . 1

By virtue of a _ eery of New Jersey, n day of January, 1943. In a wherein Bonded Certificate oration, a corporation of tha i of New York, 4s complainant.

John Weiner, and others are defendants. you are required to appear and answer the bill of complaint on or betore the 8th day-of March, next, or tbs said bill will be taken aa con-

fessed against you.

The said biU is filed to foreclose a

2-11-4 ts-pf|20.

Elisabeth. >

GEORGE OGDEN A SON OO. ' * Plaintiff.

v Jersey. George R. Beck. Collector of Tsxca of the City of Wildwood. New Jerbey, at a tax sale held on October 31. 1840 in said City against lands t — 1 premises known as Block 96, 70x50 of 7 —<• ■' — *-- .llcate of t New Jersey. And You, John Weiner, are made a party defendant to Una suit becauae you are the owner of record of the lands and premises described

Notice Is hereby given that a Writ of Attachment, at the-sult of George Ogden A Son Co. against the rights and credits, moneys and effects, goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Wise A Smith Co.. Inc. non-resident debtors, for the aum of Four Hundred Twenty Two Dollars and twelve cents. Issued out of said Court on January 18. 1943, return-

of Cape May. In the State of New Jersey, on the 20th day of January.

A. D. 1*43;

STIRLING W. COLE. Clerk. SAMUEL F. ELD HEDGE. Attorney. 1-31-6 ts-pfm.03

J this auit because you t—, o have a right of dower in said xnds and premises; And You. WIlham Friedman, are made a party de.endant to this auit because you are the holder of a mortgage of record on Bald lands and premises: And You. The Unknown Hairs, Devisees and Personal Representatives of John Weiner and William Friedman, are made parties defendant to this auit because in the event of the uesth of -John Weiner and William Friedman,

claim to have sn Interest

Solicitor of Complainant, 1143 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth. New Jcrst -21-4ta-pt<ll-33

LOCAL BUDGET Local Budget of the Borougn of North Cape May, County of Cape for the fiscal year 1943. It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made A part hereof is a true copy of the budget approved by resolution of the governing body on the 1st day of February, 1943. ELEANOR OLIVER. Clerk. Certified by me This 2nd day of February, 1943. LOCAL BUDOBT NOTICE

SECTION 1.

Local Budget of the Borough of. North Cape May, County of Cape May

-

following statement* of revent .-lations shall constitute the local budget for the year 1343: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said budget be published in Star and Wave In the Issue of Eleventh day of February. 1943. Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution waa approved

. the Mayor and Council of the Borough of North Cape May. County of

Cape May on February 1. 1943.

A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at Borough Hall, on 1st of March, 1943. at Eight o'clock, at which time and place objectiona ■- — —-■ **-- "irough of North Cape May for the

■r other ir ‘ * -

tRequired by

> trTAnpmr/

levit.ee statutes Section

Interested persons.

J:2-14)

„ FOB IMS State School (Estimate for 1943) 634.83

County

' • General County (Estimate for 1943) 1.484.21 . . County Library (Estimate for 1943) 46.16 Local IMrposcs 24,286.87 '-•As shown by Budget Less Bank Stock Tax Totals 26.260.27

. .(Allotted f

21.599.1

£8L*

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

The condition of the Borough of North Cape May remains about the -imc. although as stated last year, the Borough owns over eight hundred lots for which they had side In prospect for several, but on account of tha hl^i cost of JalKir and restriction* on materials. It has been Impossible to make sales of lots. This condition exists on account of the War. but tha Canal from the Delaware Bay — —’* **—*— •-

completed and Is a good asset 1 the sale of the lots, but not

restrictions are lifted

Total Miscellaneous Revenui Total of Items L 1(a). 3 Amount to beTRalsed by (a) Local Purpose Tax

Totals

il of General Budget Revenues

Ronds for Employ*

Legal Public Buildings * G.„. Salaries and Wages Other Expenses PROTECTION TO PERSONS A PROPERTY Fire—Other Expenses Fire Hydrants P o‘.'i^££Se,“‘ 5

stSJTLSBE-

nf^THVcBARnTES

" ogj** "^Health—Salaries and W

U.M ino.on 50.00

190.00 1(5.00 >6.00

270.00 846.00 150.00

200.00 100.00 120.00

110.00 50.00 100.00

100.00 1(5.00 26.00

•l«h—Salaries and Wages t ..“I:::::::::":::::; d Statutory Expenditures -

2-11-lt-pff 23-69

3.133.30 3.123-39 3.13340

0. General Appropriations

(a) Operations

General Government Administrative

and Executive

Salaries and Wages

Other Expenses

Assessment and Collect!

Salaries and Wages . Other Expenses ..

Tax Solo and Fnrecl.. Department of Finance

Salaries and Wage

Elections

Salaries and Wages Other Expenses

Streets snd Road*

Repairs and Maintenance

Salaries and Wagea Other Expenses

Unclassified Purpose

Rent of Borough Halt Elections—Salaries and Wages Other Expenses Lighting

Health and Charities

Salaries and Wages Other Expenses

Poor Administration

Other Expenses (e) Deficits and Statutory Expendltures:-

Einergency Revenues

Over Expenditure — 1!

Deficit Miscellaneous

** Anticipated .

33.121.67 27.471.57 22.471.57

for 1043 ; Aa It raided By AH

160.00

- 1941 .

Accounts payable more than 2 years old 11.377.37

Appropriations 24.226.17

16. Dedicated Revenues 18. Grard Totsl of all Anticipated APPROPRIATIONS’ for

19.613.16 :: <7i '.7

ABIBUliy. **' 471 - t7

for 1041 for 1043