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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednetday, September 17, IMP

New Honors For Painter

•OCEAN CITY - The firet featured painter in Shore Memorial Hospital's new Artist of the Month series is local resident

Roland Cosgrove

Cosgrove. 70. is a retired food broker He said he has been painting landscapes, sUII lifes and portraits for ftf years His work has earned him the Gimble Award THE ARTIST has otto

won first prizes in three categories in the Samuel Flicher Art Memorial Competition in Philadelphia He received third prize , in the Ocean City Boardwalk Art Show a

few years ago.

Paintirfgs by Cosgrove will be on display in the Shape' Memorial Hospital Xfby in Somers Point 'hroughout September.

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ARTIST OF THE MONTH Roland Coagrovo, right. Joins Mar Frraa, hospital volunterr who chairs thr art commillrr. In displaying his works st Shorr Mrntorial Hospital. Somrrs Point. Chamber To Seal Leah

AVALON - The first monthly meeting of the Avalon Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Whitebrier 7 p.m. .Sept. 18. Installation of the new officers for 1980-81 take

Morse Heads N.J. Legion

place. New officers are: William J. Leahy, president; Ernie Yarborough. Brian Campbell, vice presidents; Joseph A. Brophy Jr., executive secretary.

TRENTON - At the 62d Annual Convention of The American Legion, Department of New Jersey, here. Sept. 4-6, Martin T. Monroe of Middlesex County was elected state commander of the 75,000 mem her organization. Monroe, a resident of Monmouth Junction, has been active in legion activities at the local, county and state levels for 15 years. He retired from the Navy in 1967 after 22 years of service. IN HIS acceptance speech. Monroe stated, "During the coming year I intend to travel to every corner of our state speaking to veterans and non-veterans alike on the programs which the Legion strongly supports. T intend to emphsiasize during the rtext 60 days the importance of getting all our eligible citizens to vote in the upcoming Presidential election in November. "1 WILL VOICE the Legion's strong support for our national security, part of which is a necessity for registration of young men and women as a first step in our military preparedness. "I plan to encourage continued growth of the many American Legion programs which are of Chamber Shifts Gears For Meet STONE HARBOR - The Chamber of Commerce is executing a double shift for its first fall meeting. Glenn A. Townley, Chamber president, has announced the meeting will, be Sept. 29 instead of the previous week, and at Hahn's restaurant instead of Henry’s. A NOMINATING committee will be named to pick a slate of officers for the coming year. A program arranged by R, • Jack Fitzpatrick will review events since the last Chamber meeting in May. Legion Aux. To Install COURT HOUSE - Installation of officers for 1980-1981 of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 198 will be noon. Sept. 24 at the post home President-elect Emma Wagner of Bayside Village and her officers will be installed bv Mary Rott, Cape May County Auxiliary president. Engagement Announced Mrs. Margaret Pancoast of Philadelphia announces the engagement of her daughter Diane to William H. McDevitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. McDevitt. Stone Harbor. Miss Pancoast is a 1900 graduate of Olney High School in Philadelphia and is employed as a secretary for Stone Harbor Real Estate. Mr. McDevitt is a 1979 graduate of Middle Township High School and is employed as a respiratory technician at Burdette Tomlin Hospital in Cape May Court House.

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No date has been set for the wedding.

service to the community, such as the New Jersey American Legion Boys’ State, the baseball program which is the largest amateur program of its type for teenagers in the 16 to 18 year ageo group, the state-wide oratorical contest, and

scholarship programs." In addition to Monroe,

other officials elected were State Vice Commanders Robert Paulson of River Edge, William Kisshauer of Lakehurst, Gerald E. Smith of Roebling, Arthur ,B. Muschert of Trenton and

John Hein of Warren.

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