Day: May 23, 2010

May 23 Hunting and Fishing News

2010 Marine Digest Available Online

The NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife has made the 2010 Marine Digest available \"Hunting-and-fishing\" online in PDF and interactive Flash formats. The PDF version can be downloaded in its entirety and in smaller segments. The print version will begin arriving soon in coastal bait and tackle shops, marinas, sporting good stores, and marine supply stores.
Additionally, a PDF version of the 2010 Marine Recreational Minimum Size, Possession Limits and Seasons Summary Card is also available.
To view (and print) the Digest and/or summary card, or access the Flash version, visit http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/digmar.htm on the division\’s website.

NJOA Sporting Clays Event June 5

Why not have some fun as you fight to reverse the progress of the animal extremism

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But calling someone ugly names because they support a position different from yours is not healthy discourse. Neither is calling someone a liar because they hold a different point of view or subscribe to a different philosophy. 

There seems to be a growing cacophony of posters who threaten others and call for violence; who demean others or resort to racial slurs; who seek to shout down those with whom they disagree.

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Kean Baseball Falls Short of Fourth-Straight World Series

TRENTON, N.J. (5/23/10) – Johns Hopkins University sophomore right-hander Alex Eliopoulos struck out 12 and won his second game of the NCAA Division III Mid-Atlantic Regional, as the Blue Jays defeated Kean, 8-3, to advance to the World Series for the second time in the last three years.

Eliopoulos, who earned tournament Most Outstanding Player honors, went eight innings and scattered seven hits and one walk, while allowing three earned runs.

The Cougars (39-12), who has won 39 games in each of the last three seasons, were denied their fourth straight trip to the World Series as they committed five errors in the game.

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Face of Defense: Father, Daughter Return From Iraq

By Army Sgt. David Bruce
Camp Atterbury Public Affairs

CAMP ATTERBURY JOINT MANEUVER TRAINING CENTER, Ind., May 21, 2010 – It\’s difficult for any leader to send someone into harm\’s way, but it\’s especially hard when that someone is your daughter.

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Before leaving Camp Atterbury, Ind., for deployment to Iraq in 2009, Army 1st Sgt. Bob Hempstead and his daughter, then Pfc. Crystal Hempstead pose for a photo during their pre-mobilization training at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center. Crystal Hempstead since has been promoted to sergeant. The soldiers serve with the Indiana National Guard\’s 1313th Engineer Company. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Elizabeth Gorenc

Army 1st Sgt. Robert Hempstead, first sergeant for the Indiana National Guard\’s 1313th Engineer Company, knows what that\’s like. The company, based in Columbus, Ind., recently returned from a tour in Iraq, and Hempstead\’s daughter, Crystal, is one of the unit\’s soldiers.

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Light Rail Steering Committee will Host Public Forum Monday at 7pm

\"Pine The Gloucester City Light Rail Steering Committee will conduct a public forum for city residents and businesses on Monday, May 24th at 7pm. The meeting will be held at the Community Center, 230 Nicholson Road.

The committee is seeking questions and comments from the community about the coming light rail train.

The agenda will include; Station Location, Parking, Safety & Security, Quiet Zone Designation, and Transit Oriented Development in and around the station.

All concerns the committee cannot address and questions the committee cannot answer will be submitted to the DRPA.

Committee members include: Mayor Bill James, Adam Baker, Dave Townsend, Eric Fetterolf, Frank Haas, Glenn Hastings.

Jesse Torres, Joanne McKernan, Louisa Llewellyn, Joyce Calzonetti, Kelly Light-Erlink, Mickey Glassman, Patricia Williams.

Paul Neafsey, Peggy Kramer, Robert Anderson, Sarah Williams, Tina LaCrosse, Will Levins and Michael Stanton.

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Obituaries: Joseph Raymond Barton formerly of Gloucester City and Tabernacle, Skilled Craftsman; Joan I. Lighthiser, of Gloucester City, age 76; Dorothy (McAteer) Stainker of Westville, formerly of Gloucester City

Joseph Raymond Barton, formerly of Gloucester City and Tabernacle, Skilled Craftsman

Joseph Raymond was taken from this earth on Monday, May 17, 2010 at the age of \"6a00d8341bf7d953ef0115724332f3970b-120wi\" 39. Formerly of Gloucester City and Tabernacle, N.J., Joseph was loved by his mother and father, Joan (Decker) and Joseph William, dearest brother Jesse, father of Ashlee and Olivia Nicole. Grandparent’s: Raymond J. and Mary Decker, Brooklawn and Joseph’s guardian Angel’s, Joseph Henry and Eleanor (MomMom) Barton. Aunt’s and Uncle’s: Virginia (Decker) and William DeLong, Haddonfield; Godmother, Sharon (Barton) and Jon Pishko, Moorestown; Roxanne (Barton) and Edward Kureck, Gibbstown; Eleanor (Barton) and Eugene Hammel, Washington Township; Monica (Barton) and Augustus Sortino, Eagleville, Pa.; Bruce Barton, Gloucester City; Godfather, Fred Decker, Millville; Timothy (Barton) and Debbie Mason, Waterford, Craig (Barton) and Donna Aldridge, Gloucester City and Kenny and Diane Ahearn, Lumberton. Cousin’s: Christian, Lauren, Roxanne, Patrick, Tara, Edward, Sharon, Jerome, Joel, Glen, Carley, Timothy, Bruce, Monica, Keith, Dean, Angela, Augustus and Lisa, Faith and David. Great Aunt’s and Uncle’s: Virginia Hoffman, Joyce Kowalski, Edward McMahon, Clarence (Bud) and Jean Reese and many second cousin’s and friends.

Joseph was a skilled craftsman. Having experience and knowledge in many building

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Face of Defense: Cancer Survivor Ready to Fly

By Air Force Capt. Joseph Knable
19th Airlift Wing

LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE, Ark., May 20, 2010 – One year ago, Air Force Senior Airman Brian Petras was flying C-130 Hercules missions around the world.

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Air Force Senior Airman Brian Petras sits in the cockpit of a C-130 Hercules, May 11, 2010, on the flightline at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark. Diagnosed with cancer in 2009, he returned to duty less than a year after surgery to remove part of his right leg. He is a flight engineer with the 50th Airlift Squadron. U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Steele C.G. Britton
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Since then, the flight engineer was diagnosed with cancer, underwent extensive surgery, recuperated, returned to all duties except flying and passed his physical fitness test with no score adjustments.

And he passed with just one foot. Petras, 24, has 700 deployed flying hours from two deployments, and he\’s a cancer survivor.

Last summer, after icing his sore foot for a month and seeing no improvement, he went to the

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