18 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 14 May '86

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Wedding bells will ring at the Dennisville Methodist Church Sunday for Donna Lynn Harris, daughter of Alvin and Rae Evelyn Harris of Dennisville. The groom is James Ellis Bailey, son of Elizabeth Russell of Woodbine. Both bride and groom are graduates of Middle Township High School. Bailey is a member of the Stone Harbor Police Department and Harris is employed at the School for Special Services, Court House. MAID OF Honor will be Jackie Robinson and best man, Jeff Grace. Attendants will include George Bowman, Alvin Harris Jr.. Leroy Gift, Vernon Champion and Robert Damereau as ring bearer. Maids include LeAnn DeLorenzo, Lisa Gift, Lena Rhoda, Sandy Gift and flower girls, Tara Young and Laura Lambert. A reception will be held at Belieplain V.F.W. Post

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6257. The couple will reside in Court House. EDDIE CLARK JR.. of Dennisville caught a sevenpound Bass in one of the lakes near the Garden State Parkway. Which lake, Eddie? He was using a wooden broken back minnow. His catch was witnessed by Donald Clark of South Dennis. Congratulations are also in order for Orville Harris of Belieplain and Keith Seaman of Burley and Mark Elliott of Goshen, who caught their quota of Red Drum last week in Hatteras. ORT caught a 48-pounder, which entitles him to an award. BRIAN WARNER of South Dennis is now playing for Bally's in the Casino Softball League. BELLEPLAIN Wild Game Checking Station reports five successful turkey hunters so far. Three of the birds weighed in at 18 pounds each. The special season continues until May 17. Black Drum fish are here. This perennial spring visiter of our Western Shore made its annual appearance, to the delight of local gourmets. An easy way to prepare this spring treat is: Ingredients are: black drum steaks, cracker dust, beaten egg and breadcrumbs. Dip drum steaks into cracker dust, then into beaten eggs and finally into breadcrumbs. Fry until golden brown... Enjoy a dish that is available only locally. DANIEL MONEY, principal of Vo-Tech, will be the speaker at the Dennis Township Ruritan Club, which will meet 7 p.m., Monday, May 19, at the Ludlam School in North/West Dennis. Money will speak about the curriculum and operation of the school. The Gethsemane Baptist Church, on Clay and Monroe Avenues, Woodbine. had a special Mother's Day Breakfast last Sunday. THE WINNERS of the Dennis Township Elementary School Essay Contest, sponsored by the Dennis Township Historical Society, have been chosen and will be announced at the graduation ceremonies. The essays were based upon the history of Dennis Township from interviews of long timT\residents and research by the students. WILLIAM CASSEDY of Woodbine presented the historical society with an original Deed, dated May 23. 1801, in which Henry Ludlam granted land and ' premises to local residents to use as a public school The Ludlam School, on Delsea Drive, just north of Dennisville. was the first public school in the state. Nugget Trip I PALERMO — The Senior Center here is running a trip to the Golden Nugget Friday. Bus leaves. the center at 8:30 a.m. Contact Jane Higgins or Francis McGettigan at 390-9409.

Scene of enlistments and training for soldiers of the War of 1812 and Civil War. it was a meeting place for organizations such as The Whig Party and Civil War Township Prayer Committee. The building is still in use by various township organizations. Last renovated in 1865, the building is now the subject of a joint effort of township organizations to be restored. NANCY HARRIS of Belieplain is vacationing in Westford, N.Y., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce (Joanne) Dunn. Accompanying Nancy are Kathy and Teresa Dunn. Get well wishes are extended to Marjorie Lathers pf Dennisville, who is convalescing at home after a serious operation. Sympathy is extended to the family of Katherine Kubial Saduk and to Mary Moore, who resides at the Cape May County Care Center, on the loss of her husband, Edward Moore, better known to all as Mr. Santa Claus.

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