22 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 21 May '86

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Veterans of all our country's wars will be remembered and honored again at the Union Cemetery in South Dennis on Memorial Day by members of the Court House American Legion and the Belleplain V.F.W., who will sound taps and fire salutes. Among the many township veterans to be honored is John Grace, of whom Gen. George Washington commented, "He is my trusted scout, one that British gold cannot buy." A monument was erected in the Union Cemetery by the school children of Cape May 1 County honoring Grace. The ceremonies will take place at or about 8 a.m. I Memorial Day I Ceremonies also will be held U at V.F.W. Post 6257, B Webster and Main Streets. I Belleplain. at 11 a.m. MonI day. Open house with | refreshments will follow directly after the ceremonies. The auxiliary meeting of the post will be held Friday. THE NORTH /WEST Den nis Community Club will sponsor a Flea Market 9 a.m. -3 p.m. Saturday at the Ludlam School. Route 47. North/West Dennis. Refreshments will be served. Tables will be available for entrepreneurs at a minimal charge. One of the tables at the flea market will be rented by the Dennis Township Ruritan Club, which will be selling orders for ground beef. All proceeds of the sale will be used for charitable and community improvement projects. Ruritan, a national service organization, is most active in southern rural areas. Current officers of the club are: Rick Rader of South Dennis, president; Richard Spille of South Dennis. vice president; Edwin Tozer of Eldora, secretary ; and Wilson Merrick of South Dennis, treasurer. The Dennis Township Club is part of the Delmarva-New Jersey District, which includes seven clubs in Cape May and Cumberland County.* * SOME EARLY campers have arrived at Belleplain State Forest, according to the park office. The state park offers camping and picnic sites, cabins and a beautiful lake for swimming and canoeing. Lake Nummy was constructed during the 1930's by the young men of the Civilian Conservation Corps (C.C.C.). Operated by the Park and Forestry section of the N.J. Division of Environmental ^Protection, the forest ^presents a fine example of the recreational facilities offered by the division throughout the state. The park entrance is located in Dennis Township on the Belleplain-Woodbine Road. Wes Creamer of Belleplain reports that commercial fishermen are making bumper catches of weakfish, blues and drum in the Delaware Bay. The weakfish average 10 pounds, with some up to 17 to 18. Blues average six to 10 pounds and the drum from 40 to 60 pounds. Sport fishermen from our - western shore have met with little reward. Wes tells us that the water must warm up before the fish really begin to bite. At least, we now know they are here.

Veteran gardener Thomas Hand of South Dennis says it's time to plant pole lima beans. His advice is to just cover them with well tilled soil, stem down... but never when the wind is from the northeast. The Thrift Shop sponsored by Saint Casimir's R.C. Church on Clay Street in Woodbine is now open daily. The shop is located adjacent to the church. The Dennis Township Historical Society will meet 7:30 this evening at the Ludlam School. Dr. John Smith of Mauri cetown will be the speaker. The Dennis Township Committee will meet at the Municipal Building 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. May 27 The Board of Adjustment will meet 7:30 p.m. the following day. May 28. Debbie Harris of Belleplain will be in the spring graduating class of the Atlantic Community College Extension Center in Rio Grande. Debbie ma-

jored in Word Processing and Computer Science in Rio Grande and looks forward to a career in the insurance or casino industry. A reception was held Saturday evening. May 10, for Philip Cannone and his recent bride, Laurie, nee Schilling, of Cape May at the V.F.W. Hall in Cape May. Philip's mother, Jane Cannone. is a resident of Dennis Township and the daughter of Russell and the late Edna Fowler of Fidler Road in Dennisville. The couple will reside in West Cape May. Pre-natal SOMERS POINT - The Shore Memorial Hospital Wellness Office will be offering additional pre-natal classes starting June 7 and running 'til July 29. Classes will be limited to 15 couples and are from 7 to 9 p.m. Registration is required. Call the Wellness office at 653-4500 to register.

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