For those looking for an interesting site to visit (besides ClearysNotebook) I recommend you visit Arlington Cemetery\’s web site, especially since we are in the middle of a War. It is very informative and moving.

To view click here

Charlotte Fabrico, Gloucester City

A Funeral Service is conducted for a woman who has just passed away. At the end of the service, the pallbearers are carrying the casket out of the church when they accidentally bump into a wall, jarring the casket. They hear a faint moan. They open the casket and find that the woman is actually alive. She lives for 10 more years then dies.
Once again, a ceremony is conducted, and at the end of it, the pallbearers are again carrying out the casket, As they head toward the doors of the church, the husband cries out, \”Watch that wall.\”
American Legion Magazine

Saturday-
Liam James 27 points, Brett Darrow 17 points and

Shaun Roch 14. Lions record now stands at 7-11.

See photo album in the left hand column.

Photos by Bruce Darrow.

 

Bill,

I enjoy your column and am now an addict of your website! I am very concerned about your \”Jeer\” in last week\’s News about the Kilcourse administration agreeing to build an office building on the \”Oh! Hara\’s\” parking lot!

First of all, this is a public lot, for all the businesses in the area, and also the residents use it since (1) Oh!Hara\’s customers park on the streets as well as in the lot, and
(2)we (residents of the 100 block of Hudson)have to park there when a storm is threatening, because our street floods over 2 1/2 feet which would ruin our cars!

Of course, that\’s a whole different subject, because a former mayor insisted the storm drains were fixed. Anyway, we need this parking lot! We also lost 3 to 4 parking spots on the Oh!Hara\’s block due to the ridiculous extended sidewalk installed a few years ago! It serves no purpose whatsoever! 

I thought there was an ordinance forcing businesses to have a certain number of parking spots for their customers! If they take that lot, where will everyone park, including the Holt Cargo employees? And speaking of Holt, why are we kissing their butt when they broke the initial lease of the Coast Guard
base? They do nothing in this town but create an eyesore on our once beautiful waterfront, plus make a lot of noise through the night when residents are sleeping.

I would appreciate a comment from our new mayor and council about this proposed project, please.
Thank you!

Paula Conroy,

Gloucester

City

BIASELLI, LAURENCE M.
On February 1, 2007, of Bellmawr. Age 50. Dear husband of Annabelle (nee Buen). Loving father of Michael Biaselli and step-son Jeffrey Hernandez. Beloved son of John Joseph Biaselli and the late Marion (nee Flocco). Brother of John Patrick and the late Marie Hoover. Also survived by many other family and friends.
There will be a viewing from 8:15 to 10:15am Monday morning at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, BELLMAWR. Funeral Mass 11am at Mary, Mother of the Church, Bellmawr. Interment New St. Mary\’s Cemetery, Bellmawr.
Family requests in lieu of flowers donations be made in Laurence\’s memory to Michael Biaselli, C/O Commerce Bank, 129 S. Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, NJ 08078. Expressions of sympathy may be e-mailed to
[email protected].

THINK YOU KNOW FOOTBALL? Try This……  

 
The ANSWERS TO THE Final Eight questions:

25. Credit Card users CHARGERS 26. Rodeo Animals BRONCOS

27.Relocation Help PACKERS 28.Sitting Bull & Geronimo CHIEFS.

29.Wildcat JAQUARS 30.Flew the Coop CARDINALS

31.Toy Babies with Fish Arms DOLL PHINS 32. What team is Missing RAVENS

Austin says: It should have taken you less than 20 minutes. 25 minutes qualifies you as a coach. 30 minutes you should be traded. 30 minutes you know nothing about the NFL

Put it altogether it looks like this

1. Military Insect G.I. ANTS 2. Trained to Kill FALCON 3.King of Beast LIONS

4. Radical Group PANTHERS 5. Seven Squared 49ERS 6. 10 gallon Hat TEXANS

7.Used to be Girl BEN GALS 8. 747 JETS 9. Six Kings VI KINGS

10. Corn for $1 BUCCANEERS 11. Hostile Attackers RAIDERS 12. Boy Scout Grade

EAGLES 13. Wings over the ocean. SEAHAWKS 14.Iron Workers STEELERS

15.Ewe\’s Mate RAMS 16.Hot Epidermis REDSKINS 17. Streakers are these BEARS 18. American

Gouchos COWBOYS 19. L. Armstrongs Favorite song SAINTS 20 Suntanned Bodies BROWNS

21. Remember the TITANS 22. Fundamental National Needs PATRIOTS

23. Six Shooters COLTS 24. IOU\’s BILLS 25. Credit Card users CHARGERS 26. Rodeo Animals

BRONCOS 27.Relocation Help PACKERS 28.Sitting Bull & Geronimo CHIEFS.

29.Wildcat JAQUARS 30.Flew the Coop CARDINALS

31.Toy Babies with Fish Arms DOLL PHINS 32. What team is Missing RAVENS

THINK YOU KNOW FOOTBALL? Try This……  

by Austin Darrow 5th Grade Brooklawn School

Name the teams of the NFL by description given below. One team is missing.

Editor\’s Note: Although there are 33 teams there are only 32 questions. Instead of giving you all the questions at once we will spread it out over the next four days; 8 questions each day. No cheating…...
The Final Eight questions:

25. Credit Card users____________ 26. Rodeo Animals ___________

27.Relocation Help………………….. 28.Sitting Bull & Geronimo………………………..

29.Wildcat………………..30.Flew the Coop………………..

31.Toy Babies with Fish Arms ……………….32. What team is Missing……………………

Answers to yesterdays questions: …………………………………………….

17. Bears 18. Cowboys 19. Saints 20. Browns

21. Titans 22. Patroits 23. Colts 24. Bills

Gloucester County Hall of Fame

The Gloucester County Hall of Fame announced its newest induction class and as usual, the committee did an excellent job in naming the newest 12 members.

The class will be honored on March 27 at Auletto’s Caters in Almonesson.

This is a Hall that will have a major Pitman influence with four of the members who competed for the Panthers in high school.

Delsea will be represented by three members, while West Deptford, Williamstown, Washington Township, Clearview and Gloucester Catholic each have one.

Even though Gloucester Catholic is located in Camden County, it has many athletes from Gloucester County.

This year former Gloucester Catholic all-South Jersey basketball star Trish McNutt-Green, who grew up in Gloucester County, is being inducted. McNutt-Green is one of the rare people who is being inducted as both a player and a coach. Formerly the head girls’ basketball coach at Haddonfield High, McNutt Green guided the Bulldogs to five state championships.read more

Photo by Frank Messenger
The picture was taken on Wednesday January 31 in front of the Franklin Institute which is announcing the Tutankhamun and Golden Age of Pharaohs-King Tut Exhibit which opens February 3 and runs until September.

HAZELWOOD
Rita P.

Suddenly, On December 10, 2006. Age 40. (nee Egan) Of Gloucester City. Loving wife of 8 years to Michael. Devoted mother of Kathleen Hazelwood and Tito Diaz, Jr. both of Spring Hill, Florida. Dear Grandmother of Kathrine Hazelwood and Suvanna Hazelwood. Beloved daughter of Martin J. Egan, Jr. of Gloucester City and the late Kathleen Egan (nee Aubrey). Dear Step-daughter of Estella Egan (nee Thesing) of Gloucester City. Cherished Sister of Martin J. Egan, III (Frannie) of Wenonah, Denise Aldridge (Billy) of Gloucester City, Johnnie Egan (Jennie) of Gloucester City, Patti Egan (Arthur) of Deptford, Susie Egan (Joe) of Gloucester City and the late Billy Egan. Loving Step-Sister of Barbara Walker (Harry) of Blackwood, Marie Tobias (George) of Gloucester City, Georgeanna Thesing of South Carolina. Also, survived by many cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Rita was a graduate of Gloucester City High School in 1985 and was a lifelong resident of Gloucester City. She excelled in Softball and Field Hockey while at Gloucester City High School and was an aide at the High School in her Senior year. Rita worked as a certified nurses aide at the Greenbriar Nursing Facility in Hammonton for 3 years. She worked as a field crew secretary for one year at New Jersey Construction in Gibbsboro. Rita was a committee secretary for the Bellmawr Boy Scout Troop # 185 for 7 years. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend her visitation on Friday from 10 am to 11 am at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, (at Brown Street) Gloucester City. Catholic Memorial Service 11 am in the funeral home. Inurnment New Saint Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr. There will be no evening visitation. Family requests that memorial donations be made in Rita’s memory to Saint Mary’s R.C. Church: Tuition Fund 426 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ 08030. Expressions of sympathy can be e-mailed to the family through our funeral home website www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Rita P. Hazelwood. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY Funeral Home: 851 Monmouth Street (at Brown Street) Gloucester City. Ph: 856-456-1142