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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE PC KAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Softball spectacular
Wednesday-evening at 6:30 at the midst of another successful dominance: both here at home County Surrogate BoJyHentget
6ih and Bay av..baseball field season against a number of all
team that has made softball fun
and at an away game, in Cape said they would both be ready
the- Wonder Women' of Won- male teams in the Capeand
famous in the Ocean City
May Court House. . ..' . ' to play again. List season the
derland pier will- take on the Atlantic area. Though the-of-
area the past two. seasons.
"County Treasurer PhJI Wonder Women tied Caflero's
elected and appointed officials ficials- game is often called the
Wonder Woman Coach Tom
of Cape May County. The game
. Matalucd, | who spent three shoe laces together at home
high point of the season, the
Watkins has threatened to
was postponed > from last
months visiting doctors after date and threatened to kidnap
Wonder Women still have a
unleash his secret weapon on
Wednesday due to rain. , .
, test August's, game, at Court Hentges if he ran around the
numMrof games to play before'
the opposition if things are still
House for a variety of back
Once, .again. this year the they, can once- again claim
close & the late innings. "We
game will be played for thedominance
over the • male
injuries and cuts and bruises,, Officials, Captain Mayor Have th ultimate secret weapon
benefit of the Cape May County Softball teams in the area.
said he would stay as far away Tom Waldman, of Ocean City, needed to win, and well only
Branch of the American Cancer
from Ocean City as possible said his forces wiU be ready for use it if necessary," the Coach
In two games with the of-
Society.
Wednesday night.
the Wonder Women this year, noted. -..-.-••
ficials last season, the Wonder State Sen. Jim Cafiero (R- addffig that he has quite a few
The Wonder Women are in Women showed their
In action for the Wonder
Cumberland. Cape May) and surprises In store forth* all girl Women will be Betsy "Boom
Total budgets for New Jersey's
567 municipalities grew
by $118.5 million (6.2 percent)
to more than $2.0 billion from
1976 to 1977 despite a decrease
In property tax levies of $52.0
million (6.4 percent), reports
the New Jersey. Taxpayers
Association. An increase in nonproperty
tax (miscellaneous)
. revenues to finance budget
growth compensated for the
decline in property taxes.'
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Municipal budgets up, property taxes down
In contrast, nearly all of the
$110.5 million (8.1 percent)
budget rise in 1976 over 1975,
was supported by increased*
property taxes. Budgeted
miscellaneous sources, the
largest revenue producing
category, totaled $961.2 million,
47 percent of the total, a rise of
$158.1 million or 19.7 percent
between 1976 and 1977 following
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1976. Included under
miscellaneous revenue are
various Federal and State aid
programs, fines, fees and
charges, payments in lieu of
taxes, and shared State
revenues, such as the utility
THE
total budgeted municipal
revenues for 1977, only a slight
1.2 percent increase over the
1976 level.
Property taxes imposed to
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finance municipal functions
($735 million) and debt service
of Type I school districts ($24
million) together comprised 37
percent of all municipally
Boom" Becotte on the mound
and co-captain Lolly "Killer"
Johnston once again at first
base. Roaming the outfield will
be Nancy "Bib Mama"
Chalmers. The rest of the squad
is equally awesome. , '
Both Waldman and Watkins
urged the public, to attend this
benefit softball game that not
only will provide fun and entertainment,
but will help such
a worthy cause as the Cancer
Fluid. .
budgeted revenues in .1977,
while surplus, miscellaneous
revenue and delinquent taxes
provide the major portion,
nearly $1.3 billion. '
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TUESDAY. AUGUST 18.1OT7
'Walk art show
set at Cape May
CAPE MAY-The Cape.
May County Art League's 4th
Annual Boardwalk Art Show
will take place here on
Saturday, August 20 from 10
ajn. to 5 p.m.
Theshow is open to artists of
an ages in three categories
each for * amateur and
professional classes. First and
Second Place cash prizes will
be awarded to amateurs and
professionals for oQ paintings,
water odors, and for graphic s
and photography.
Although the entrance fee for
League members is reduced to
$5 from the non-member $7.90
exhibit space will be allotted on
a first-come first-served basis
as registrations are received
Judges win be James E.
Souder and Mrs. Virginia
Tabor, of Philadelphia, and
Ice Capades A show of champions
gross receipts and ^franchise
tax. .
a smaller $11.1 million (1.4
percent) increase from 1975 to
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. In addition to miscellaneous
revenue, the other three broad
revenue categories which
finance municipal budgets are This
surplus,' delinquent property
year's Ice capades, World Team for seven years. Champion Donald Knight. Don fonnances.
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Taxesand"llensr"and current"
—Johnny-competed-in—the ~is~a~veteran~df~fiverWorld Another turnings—Ice-
>Ugh Saturday, September
property taxes.
Worlds for five yean, emerging
3, tatroducera great cast of
Championships, and has Capades talent to Richard.
Surplus occurs when revenue
sixth in 1975. He and a former
skating superstars.
traveled and performed hi Bwell, who won the 1970 VS.
collections exceed estimates, or
partner placed first hi dance hi Europe, Israel, the Soviet Junior Men's Championship
Headlining the cast are VJS.
actual spending is less than
the 1973 Nationals and third in Union, Africa, Scandinavia and and, with a former partner, the
Senior Pair Champions Melissa
authorised spending;
the Senior Pan* Nationals. South America. He to known for 1972 U.S. Junior Pair Cham-
MUltano and Johnny Johns, two
Municipalities used over $208
This year's Ice Capades also his incredible' freestyle perpionship. He was the first black
of the most exciting skaters in
million of surplus for 1977
marks th* return of Canadian
to hold two national figure
the professional ranks.
budget balancing, a rise of
skating titles and to compete
$11.0 million or 5.7 percent
Individually, each boasts a
internationally. "
compared with a drop in ap-
long list of titles to Ms credit.
Other outstanding talents in
propriated surplus of 10.3
Melissa, 1971 U.S. Junior
the show include the lovely
percent between 1975 and 1976,
Ladies Champion, was the first
freestyle skater Janet Runn,
amounting to $22.2 million.
woman to land a triple Jump in
thelyricaladagio team of Mark
ladies' competition. She and
Estimated revenue from
and Alison, the teenage juggler
her .brother, Mark, won the
collection of delinquent taxes
Albert Lucas andlhe brother-*
Senior Pair CnampksuUp in
and liens of $120 million
sister, skating-acrobaUc team
1973. She also competed in the
. represents nearly 6 percent of
of The Fenton Kids.
M72 Olympics and was on the
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ifeAUCUteTML THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER
time tent show tradition is kept alive by Hoxie Brothers
: For pro wing numbers of
* urban-dwelling Americans,' a
circus is something you see in
an air-conditioned arena, like a
/basketball game or'a bobby
:show. But for those who
•remember the thriiH^a sights,
sounds, and- smells of the
:travellng tenf shows of
:yesteryear-andfor those who
;want to discover that special
•drcus excitement for the first
: tune - there's still the renowned
! Hoxie Bros. Circus. • • ••
; Hoxie Bros., rated by Time
; Magazine as one of the four
•Ingest in the country, has it
laU: Jugglers, dancing horses,
: downs, acrobats, charging
: African lions, highwire and
: trapeze artists, Western lasso
:fwirlenand whip crackers, and
;a mile-long string of circusstyle
superlatives - the world's
• youngest lion and tiger trainer,
dazzling daredevilson thehlghiwire
and flying trapeze.
America's largest elephant act
with both African and Asian
etephantsj. the.world's largest x
the first gorilla to tour Ami
m two decades^ to name a few!
Virtually every night during
their annual 31-week tour of 14
Eastern states, the- hundredplus
performers, and workmen
pack all their equipment, seats,
tentpoles, props, musical instruments,
animals, and
personal belongings into 48
trucks and trailers for the move
to the next town.
Bbxte Bros, thus preserves
the very essence of drcus: a
few magical hours of dazzling
marvels, romance, and incomparable
entertainment that .
materialises mysteriously in a
country town or suburb, and Is
gone, Just as mysteriously, with
the next morning's light
Such miracles, of^course,
dont Just happen; they are the
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"Hoxie Tucker, who founded
the circus In 1943 (adding
"Bros." to the name "because
circuses are always nambed
•Bros.'"), has seen everything
• •fires, floods, tornadoes, and
an sorts of other natural and
human disasters. But his intense
energy and love of the
circus seems to inspire all
around him, and assures that
"the show win go on." .
If flamboyant Hoxie Tucker
supplies much of the go power,
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John exemplifies the" Und of:
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eight. After high school, be
attended the University of
Virginia and did graduate work
at George iPeabody College and
Southern Baptist Seminary,
But circus was always on his
mind and in his blood, so he
Joined Hoxie Bros. Circus 12
years ago because.be feds that
the tent circus is the true
American circus. ' •
Not everyone in the Hoxie
show came into the business as
recently as John Hall. Bliss
Laura Herriott, for example, is
not only a horsewoman gifted Und thai civic, fraternal and
far beyond her 21 yean, but the •charitable organizations are
fourth generation of one of eager to sponsorJn their town*.
America's most distinguished Hoxie Tucker calls Us show "a
families of animal trainers. Sunday school drcus. Nbfeady
The venerable performing ever sees an X-rated Acmjm
tradition of a Laura Herriott...- mytent.^, '- T"
thetirelessly, creative The Hoxie' Bra. Circus :ls
showmanship of* a/ Hoxie coming to Ocean City on
Tucker, .the V modern Wednesday, August 17, with 6
managerial and' inventive and 8:15 p.m. perfqrmances at
ability of a John HaU...tie them Mb at. Advance tickets at
an together with the common discount prices are being sold
bond of deep affection for the now by members of the Ocean
drcusahd.au it represents, arid Cto area Jayceai.
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the Hoxie Bros. Circus ex- the world's largest drcus tent
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