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Winners of the Historic Dennis Township Essay Contest at Dennis Township Elementary School have been announced. The eighth grade graduating class participated in the contest, which was sponsored by the Dennis Township Historical Society. Awards of $50 United States Savings Bonds will be awarded the top three winners: Cindy Leith. first prize )for her essay "Clermont"; Marianne MacFarland. second. for "Eldora" ; George Wondur. third. "Belleplain". Wondur also received an additional award of a $100 U.S. Savings Bond from Nancy Harris for the best essay about Belleplain. HONORARY Mention was given to Becky Tomlin on her essay entitled "The Henry' Ludlam House". Certificates of Award were given to the following students: Alex Neilson. Ricky Kern. Steve Hunter. Mark Anthony. Sean Carey. Chris Carman, Milissa Sweatlock, Shea Young, Mike Adolf. Steve Himstedt. Stephanie Hovik, Stephanie Barber. Tara Buganski. Lea Burrows. Pam Peterson. Teresa Wilson. Verna Gallop. Tracy Jackson. Chip Malec. Kim Cardwell. Sherry Stagg and Troiann Brown. Cl'B SCOUT Pack Number 56 of Dennisville enjoyed its annual camp-out at the Pine Tree Campground The site was donated to the pack by UaR and Klhel Buckwalter. During their stay. Bill Donohue of the County Sheriff's Department Search and Rescue Unit, along with Booker, his bloodhound, demonstrated the working of the search and rescue unit with the aid of Booker. The boys planted 200 pine trees on the camp grounds, which earned them their World Conservation Badge from the Boy Scouts of America. The trees were provided the boys by Walter Trout of the Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Fish and Wild Life. Other activities enjoyed by the pack were swimming, softball, and frogging Those attending were: Dave Buekalter. Christopher Trout. Gabriel Berkv. Richard Selinsky. Jeremy Cnger. Michael Lamanna, Bo Bemis. Christian Maher. Steve Bartleson and Cubmaster Walter Trout and wife Linda. The troop is chartered by the Belleplain Volunteer Fire Co.. where the pack meetings are held. Regular meetings are held after school at the Dennis Township Elementary School. For additional information about joining the pack, call Judith Berkev at 861-5956. Arrow of Light" awards, the highest honor in Cub Scouting, were awarded to Gabriel Berkev, Gary Dietze and George Parker, and presented by Scoutmaster Waller Trout. Assistant Scoutmasters of Boy Scout Troop 56. Vernon Champion and Bart Lohnes welcomed the boys into the Boy Scouts. FISHING AT Horse Shoe in Delaware Bay proved lucky for Bob Clark of

Ocean View and Lou > Adoranto of Belleplain. Bob boated a 56-ound drum which was later topped by Lou's 7l-pound catch. The black drum, our annual spring visitor, won't remain too long, so if you want to catch a big one. the time in now. The Belleplain V.F.W. Post 6257 is preparing for its annual "Chicken Bar-B-Que", which will be held Saturday, June 21. on the post grounds on the Wood-bine-Belleplain Road 1 to 6 p.m. Music will be provided by "Southern Country". Tickets are now available from Rita D'Lorenzo at 861-2598. Obie Phelps. Cass Lawson and Ethel Bishop, champion chefs of the John Wesley United Methodist Church, announced that a church dinner is being planned. The dinner is eagerly awaited by members and friends of the congregation and is always very successful. Bernard and Roseanne Keenan, amicable hosts of the Major Gandy Bed and Breakfast, were honored and awarded a plaque by the Victorian Society of America for the authentic restoration of their home and business. Major Candy's has hosted Victorian Candlelight Weddings which took place earlier this year and many other beautiful affairs. Bernard. when he is not managing the inn. is manager of Resorts International Casino's famous Deli. Congratulation on a wonderful achievement in restoration. BETTY WARD and Bev Henry, chairpersons of the "Old House Tour and Craft Demonstrations", report that all is ready. The tour, sponsored by the Dennis Township Historical Society. will be held 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. June 28 and will include homes from all areas of the township. Craft experts will demonstrate and exhibit such crafts as stenciling, weaving. caning, quilting, old tools, etc. Tickets will be available at the United Methodist Church Social Hall in Dennisville on the day of the tour or in advance, by calling Henry at 861-5510 or Ward at 861-5395. THE DENNIS Township Community Education Program is sponsoring "Learn to Swim " classes at the Sea Grove Campground pool. Persons interested should call Bill Zappara at 861-2821 to enroll children. Bill is hoping to have classes available for toddlers in the very near future. Mr and Mrs Donald < Beverly ) Henry announce the engagement of their son. Dale Henry, to MaryMichael of Trenton A May. 1986. wedding is planned The couple will reside in Northern New Jersey. Congratulations are in order for David Anthony, son of Milton and Marion Harris of Eldora, who is graduating from Vo-Tech. David is leaving for Lackland Air Force Base in Texas immediately after graduation. Stephen Cepreghy of Den-

A nisville celebrated his 75th birthday with a family reunion. Those attending were Steve's sisters and their families, Eleanor and Nick Maygar. Isabelle and Gilbert Stone and Yola and Phil Stone. Birthday Greetings are also in order for Virginia Reed, formerly of Eldora. Evelyn Harris of Dennisville and Bill Holmes of Woodbine. Rose Mary Brannigan of Albuquerque. NM. is a house guest of Kay Blizzard of Dennisville. Kay and Rose Mary, both now retired, began their nursing careers together in New York City. I' l l \ M' \l I I >1 \ < . She's Taking To The Air COURT HOUSE - Rita Spaulding. daughter of Mr and Mrs William Spaulding. of this community. has completed her training as a flight attendant at Travel West Academy in Northern California. Spaulding. who was graduated with honors and a grade point average of 97.3. was to begin her apprenticeship this week with Conteninta! Airlines in Los Angeles New Staff Installed by Cape AAUW CAPE MAY - The Cape May County Branch of the American Association of University Women recently held its Installation of Officers at the Washington Inn here. The following women assumed office: Marilou Rochford. president; Karen Stephens, program vice-president; Gayle Daniel, membership vicepresident ; Mamie Todd, corresponding secretary; Debbie Dobson. recording secretary; and Nancy Vecere, treasurer. The AAUW promotes equity for women, education and self-development over the life span and positive societal change Memberhip is open to all women with a baccalaureate degree from an accredited four-year college or university.