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COURT HOUSE - Charles M. Leusner, Democratic Candidate for Middle Township Committee, has announced his opposition to the consolidation of the Middle and Lower Township Dept. — echoing the sentiments of the township’s public safe-

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Leusner’s main concern is that consolidation would create an "imbalance of manpower in the summer months which would most likely benefit Lower Township. I can not believe that Middle Township would benefit in any way through consolidation especially during the summer months," he said. "WE HAVE three taverns in Middle and over a doten in Lower," he continued in a press release. “Common sense tells us that our Police Officers will be spending more time in

would be created that will cause unfair competition in promotions, patrol assignments, and equipment distribution. He also pointed to Township Committeeman and Director of Public Safety Michael J. Voll’s op-, position to the plan. "I CAN NOT support tW idea of consolidation since the implementation would create an unequal distribu-

tion of manpower in favor of Lower Township at the expense of Middle Township taxpayers," Vollwas quoted as saying. Leusner said his opinion on consolidation in no way alters the .Mutual Aid Agreement between Lower and Middle townships which provides for back-up' units for A neighboring community when an officer is in distress.

Voll Takes Oath As Committeeman

MIDDLE TWP. - Michael Voll began his first three-year term on the allDemocrat Township Committee here last Thursday

At the governing body’s reorganization, Committeman Samuel DeVico was

named mayor, a position •Id since 1975.

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peVico, who is retiring after hfs current term expire^ in December, haD served oh the ^Committee since 196tf. Committeewoman' Pat Peterson will serve as the new deputy mayor, a position held last year by former -Committeeman Joseph Walsh.

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Township problems than they will be in Middle on routine patrol or solving our problems. It is not fair for our taxpayers to subsidize Lower Township.” Leusner also opined that Middle citizens would lose personal contact with officers and espirit de corps within the total department could suffer if the plan goes

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"MANY OF OUR peopleknow our officers on a first name basis and that builds community goodwill, Mr. Leusner maintained. "Having a Lower Township officer answer a Middle Township call will forfeit that community spirit. Moreover, the morale of our department might suffer because a new entity

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SEA GIRT — Three patrolmen from Jersey Cape resort towns and seven marine Police offibeife were among 61 graduating last Thursday from the 173rd Municipal Police Training Class at the N.J. State Police Training Center here. Class president Michael Ackerman of the N.J. Marine Police represented the *ciass during graduation ceremonies. Since 1951 more than 11,800 law enforcement officers have undergone the 11-week resident training course offered by the State Police. Among the graduates were Ptl. Lawrence T. Wilson of the Stone Harbor Police, Ptl. Gary V. Knight of the Wildwood PD., Ptl. Eugene J. Miglio HI of the Wildwood Crest PD, and Marine Police officers Edward Donohue, Charles Johnson, Steven Toth, William Schmedes, Peter Mazzaroni, Robert Bork and Mr. Ackerman.

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