Legionnaires working hard to make fish fry a success

Published 9:12 am Saturday, August 31, 2019

Bill Voliva, commander of Scuppernong Post 182 of The American Legion, is heading up a crew of Legionnaires committed to making the Southern Fish Fry on August 31 a success.

The event will highlight the Labor Day Weekend Celebration at Norman Smith Legion Beach, 185 Legion Beach Road north of Columbia.

Legionnaires scheduled for setup and food preparation duties are: Carl Willis, Charles Swain, Bill Voliva, Stewart Baunagel, Michael Holliday, Ray Davenport, Rudy Patrick, Carl Hall, Tom Flowers and Willie Creef.

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Servers and cleanup crew members are: Willis, Voliva, Braunagel, David Kitts, Leroy Spivey and George Haislip.

Advance tickets are available from any member of Post 182 or they may be purchased at the door.

Those who attend may eat in or take out plates between 4 and 7 p.m. The meals, priced at $8, will consist of fried fish, stewed potatoes, cole slaw, hushpuppies and tea, coffee, soft drink or water.

Tables and chairs will be set up in the air conditioned Post building and in the soundside pavilion for those who desire to eat on site.

The pier, jutting into Albemarle Sound east of Mill Point at the mouth of Scuppernong River, is available for boat mooring and swimming.

Scuppernong Post 182 will also sponsor a 50/50 cash raffle.

Proceeds will be used to further community projects. Post 182 sponsors or supports the local Boy Scout troop, Tyrrell County Parks & Recreation activities, Tyrrell County Public Library, Friends of the Tyrrell County Public Library and the Tyrrell County Schools Scholarship Fund.

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