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nuai odint Installation of the/County Executive Committees of the American Legion and Auxiliary was held recently in the Post

milome. here.

Among, the guests were the National 'Committeeman Alternate, Mr. James Hall, of Hopewell; Department Commander John Neafsey. and Department President, Mrs. Louise Breen, both of

Camden County.

MRS. BREEN installed the following officers for the 1982-1983 term: Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan, president. of Unit 13T7; Mrs. Dorothy Sherman, first vice president, of Unit 198; Mrs. Ida Bitting, second vice president* Unit 193; Mrs. Gladys E. Pierson, secretary. Unit 513; Mrs. Irene Oliver, treasurer, from Unit 198; Mrs. penny Becica, chaplain, Unit 513; and. Mrs Beatrica Quinn. Sergeant-at-Arms, Unit L98. Mrs. Christina Madara, historian, Unit

239.

Department Vice Commander John Kovaleski installed the following Legion officers: Commander Gene Berger, of Post 193; Senior Vice Commander Larry Lilly, Post 239; Junior Vice Commander Donald Kelly, Post 513; Finance Officer Stanley R. Elliott; Post 193; Department Executive Committeeman Raymond £ Young. Post 239; JudgwAdvocntc Marshall •Ted’lBehr. Post 239; Chaplain Bud D’Agostino of 239; Adjutant Frank D. Pierson, Post 513; Historian Agnes White, Post 198; Sergcant-at Arms Edward Delinski. Post 513, and Service Officer Carlyle Dennis, Post 193. y

Merit Award

CHUCK LEUSNER

Middle Township Committeeman

"An experienced Business Administrator.. He will protect your tax dollar."

Chink l^uiincr knows the meaning of Kiscal Responsibility. Chuck understands Municipal Finance, negotiations, and Budgeting. He will contidue the sound financial practices of careful spending, wlie Investment, and responsible administration of yonr \etx dollars. "Middle Township has the lowest local purpose tas In the entire County. 1 pledge to continue the fiscal policlqf of Mayor DeVIco so that Middle Township remains financially sound."

VOTE COLUMN NO. 1 NOVEMBER 2ND.

Ordered and Paid for by • the Committee to Fleet Feusner Fd Stltes, Treasurer

CHARLES M. LEUSNER

OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED recently for Auxiliary Unit 198 of the Thurston Elmer Wood American Legion in Cape May Court House. From the left-are Mabel Boell. standing in for Irene Oliver, first vice-president. Georgiana Davies, treasurer; I-orraine Rolling, second vice-president; Helen Watts, president; Emma Wagner, outgoing president and now secretary; Ellen Sharpley. historian; Lillian Price, chaplain and Anna FHnn. sergeaijt-at-arms. Installing officer was Eleanor Hand.

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