by Gary Devine

Two Camden County Hunters from Atco, New Jersey step up and helped law enforcement do a sting operation against five animal rights activists in the forest of Sussex County, New Jersey back in December 2005. The Municipal Judge found the Activists Guilty in 2006. The Superior court upheld the conviction and the third and final appeal went to the State Appellate Court. Below is the story. What is amazing is two bear hunters from Camden County had to come forward and assist Law Enforcement to bring justice to the forest in Sussex County. Others hunters from the northern part of the state did not want to get involved. Bill and Jon drove three hours each time to honor the subpeona for court. This is a major case for the New Jersey Hunter Harassment law. It\’s now case law. The bear hunt issue goes all the way to the Governor for stopping the bear hunt since 2005.

In December of 2005, two members of my family were harassed,stalked and threaten in the woods of New Jersey and the story was in all the north Jersey newspapers and on television news in New York and in New Jersey. The state law enforcement didn\’t want their names of the Camden County hunters printed in the news do to the threats issued against them by the activists.

 

Giaccio, Anthony J., on June 20, 2008, of Audubon, formerly of Bellmawr. Age 72. Devoted father of Maria A. Preto (Rich), Stacie Williams (Don) and Carla Salas (Randy). Dear brother of Florence Cedrone, Theresa Morici and the late Angelo Giaccio, Ann Tursi, Mary Tasca and Rose Botto. Grandfather of Alex, Gina, Luca, Matt and Danielle. Also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Viewing:	Tuesday, June 24, 2008 from 8:15 AM to 10:15 AM at the GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE, 126 South Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, NJ 08078-1997.
Funeral Mass:	Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at 11:00 AM at Saint Rose of Lima RC Church, 300 Kings Highway, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035
Interment:	Holy Cross Cemetery, 626 Baily Road, Yeadon, PA
Contributions:	In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Saint Rose of Lima RC Church, 300 Kings Highway, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.

DICARLO, CLARA E.
(Nee Latini) On June 19, 2008 of Gloucester City, NJ. Age 86 yrs.
Beloved wife of the late Faust J. DiCarlo. Dear mother of Clara (Michael) Bispels, of Ocean City, NJ., Linda (Jim) Garro, of Haddon Twp., NJ, and Julia (Frank) Marciante, of Cherry Hill, NJ. Loving grandmother of 8, Jean Wiley, Don Ferito, Curt (Erin) Knoedler, Scott Knoedler, Joseph (Alison) Knoedler, Frank (Cheryl) Marciante, William Marciante, Michael Marciante, great-grandmother of 9, and great-great grandmother of 3. Dear sister of Renato Latini.
Clara was a faithful and devoted parishioner of St. Mary\’s R.C. Church, Gloucester City, for 60 yrs.
Relatives and friends of the family will meet for her viewings on Monday evening from 7pm to 9pm and on Tuesday morning from 9:15am to 10:00am in the BOCCO FUNERAL HOME, 1300 North Kings Hwy., Cherry Hill, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Tuesday at 11:00am in St. Mary\’s R.C. Church, 426 Monmouth St., Gloucester City, NJ 08030. Interment New St. Mary\’s Cemetery, Bellmawr, NJ.
For those who desire the family prefers memorial contributions in Clara E. DiCarlo\’s memory to Msgr. Lucitt\’s Needy Children\’s Fund, c/o St. Mary\’s R.C. Church, Gloucester City, NJ.

CIRUCCI, JOSEPH D.
Suddenly on June 18, 2008, of Mt. Laurel. Formerly of Bellmawr. Son of the late Louis \’Doc\’ and Minnie Cirucci, age 76. Beloved husband of Joan (nee Mazola) for 51 years.
Loving father of Cheryl Biancaniello (Rocco) of Hainesport, Louis Cirucci (Michele) of Marlton, and Christa Cirucci of Mt. Laurel. Grandfather of Joseph and Alyssa Cirucci, and Jaclyn and John Biancaniello. Also survived by his sister, Nancy DiMatteo.
Joseph was a 43 year employee of Conrail. Over the years, he also worked as a crossing guard in Haddonfield and Moorestown. Joe was an avid hunter, loved the outdoors, and enjoyed attending the activities of his grandchildren, and vacationing in Ocean City.
Relatives and friends are invited to the viewing on Tuesday June 24 from 8:45-11:00AM at the BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Rt. 73 & Evesham Rd., Marlton, NJ. Mass of of Christian Burial will 12:00 Noon, Tuesday at St. John Neumann Church, 560 Walton Ave., Mt. Laurel. Entombment will follow at Calvary Mausoleum, Cherry Hill. Memorial donations may be made in Joseph\’s name to the charity of your choice.

COLE, HARRY R., JR.

On June 19, 2008, of Audubon, NJ. Age 80 years.
Beloved husband of the late Catherine T. Cole (nee-Schmidt). Dear father of Kathleen (Gil) Wylen and Jacqueline (Mark) Castaldi, both of Audubon, NJ. He is also survived by two grandchildren: Shawn and Sara (Matt) and a great grandson, Rylan.
Mr. Cole was a lifelong resident of Audubon, NJ and a 1947 graduate of Audubon High School. He was a Korean Conflict U.S. Army veteran and a member of Murray-Trout Post #262 American Legion of Audubon for over 40 years. Harry was a life member of the Audubon Lions Club, a trustee of the Audubon Public Library and served on the Borough Planning Board.
An active member of the Audubon Republican Club, Mr. Cole was a charter member of the Audubon Historical Society and former member of Murray-Trout Ambulance Corps and Heavy Rescue Squad. He was an active parishioner of Holy Maternity RC Church of Audubon and a member of St. John\’s Men\’s Bowling League, Collingswood, NJ. Harry was the guest of honor of the 2002 Audubon 4th of July parade and a member of J & R Young at Heart Club.
Relatives and friends are invited to attendhis viewing Monday Evening 7 to 9 PM at the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ and Tuesday after 9:30 AM at the Church of the Holy Maternity, 431 W. Nicholson Rd., Audubon, NJ. Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 11 AM. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill, NJ.
The family requests in lieu of flowers, contributions be made to the Catherine T. Cole Memorial Nursing Scholarship, P.O. Box 344, Audubon, NJ 08106

PHOTO: Volunteer Todd Blaylock, of Gloucester City, is in charge of showing the public the entrance to The Beer Garden. You have to admit he does an excellent job of pointing.

The second day of Gloucester City’s Rock and Roll Revival weekend kicked off today Saturday at 11 AM. The Festival, which concludes tonight at 7 PM, is being held along Broadway from the corner of Broadway & Market to Cumberland Street. The Festival features ALL DAY entertainment — car show, dance off, children’s entertainment, craft and food vendors, a beer garden, and more.

Photo: On hand to keep everything under control and safe are members of Gloucester City\’s finest police and fire departments.

The beer garden is in front of Jack’s Twin Bar, Broadway and Market Street. There is a cover charge of $5 and beer cost $3 a bottle.

The Gloucester City Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ) is sponsoring the event which cost the UEZ estimated $50,000. This is the second year it has been held.

For more information view the Rock and Roll Revival website

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The Kiwanis Club of Woodbury has announced Hugh O\’Brian Youth (HOBY) Ambassadors from area high schools chosen to attend the HOBY Foundation Leadership Seminar.

Sophomores sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Woodbury include Brittany Van Natta, West Deptford High School; Dominic DeLaurentis, Clearview Regional High School; Victoria McLeester, Gateway Regional High School and Dale Davis, Woodbury High School.

In 1976, Kiwanis clubs began sponsoring student attendance at three-day weekend Hugh O\’Brian Youth (HOBY) Leadership Seminars. These students, limited to one sophomore per high school, are selected by the school administrators because of their demonstrated leadership potential.

Once a school identifies the student, Kiwanis Club of Woodbury pays the sponsorship fee which includes the student\’s housing, meals and other related seminar costs. In addition, Kiwanis honors the students at a club meeting.

HOBY\’s goal has been to seek out, recognize and develop leadership potential commencing with high school sophomores. One of HOBY\’s missions is to stimulate these young ambassadors to demonstrate their leadership abilities when they return home for the betterment of their community and country.

 

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A two day event drawing in over thousands of people commemorating Gloucester City as the birthplace of Rock N Roll.

This historic milestone happened in the early 1950’s when the legendary Bill Haley and his then called Saddlemen, created the revolutionary new sound of Rock ‘N’ Roll at the Twin Bar, located at the corner of Market Street and Broadway. It was in Gloucester City, NJ that the band successfully introduced their unique \”Rockabilly\” sound, then an unfamiliar and strange mixture of \”rhythm and blues\” and \”country and western\” with a heavy back-beat, to create a new kind of music that would be called

Ms. Louisa Llewellyn, School Board President, presented diplomas to graduates of the Class of 2008 of Gloucester City Junior-Senior High School at Commencement Exercises June 17.at the John A. Lynch Memorial Field, located behind the high school.

Dr. Jack L. Don, Principal, presented the class and awarded the medals and special honors.

Mr. Paul Spaventa, Superintendent of Schools, awarded scholarships.

The processional was \”Pomp and Circumstance\” by Elgar.

The Class President was Ethan Casey; Vice President, Christopher Beck; Secretary, Cody Gorman and Treasurer, Kristen Marchese.

Baccalaureate Services, sponsored by the Gloucester City Ministerium for Gloucester City High School\’s Class of 2008 were Sunday, June 15, in the high school auditorium.

This year\’s service included Rev. Gary Brennan; Rev. Joyce Mooney, Highland Park and Trinity Methodist Church; Rev. Kathryn Morgan, First Presbyterian Church of Gloucester City; and Rev. Ed Rusk.

Nicholas Orsino, Class of 2008, performed \”Move On\” by JET.