http://www.jamestownsun.com/articles/index.cfm?id=76268§ion=News
First, Don Ackerman, Jamestown, was lucky enough to have his name drawn from the 10,425 applicants for one of the five bighorn sheep licenses available through a drawing in North Dakota.
And second, Ackerman, who successfully filled his tag, did so at the age of 86 and became the oldest hunter in North Dakota to bag a bighorn sheep.
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THE NEEDY CHILDREN\’S CHRISTMAS FUND CORPORATION
P.O. BOX 87
GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ 08030
Dear Friend of Our Needy Children:
The Needy Children\’s Christmas Fund is a non-profit corporation inspired by the late Monsignor Edward B. Lucitt (photo)and founded by a group of people who wished to continue Monsignor\’s effort to provide clothes and shoes for children in need in both public and parochial schools in Gloucester City. Since its initial inception, many, many people have graciously contributed their time and money to The Needy Children Corporation.
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I\’m a freshman in high school in Pennsylvania and my mother was born and raised in South Jersey. Years ago she bought a class ring at a yard sale. She ended up giving it to me and I have been wearing it ever since.
It is gold and has a red stone set in. The outside of the ring reads Gloucester City High School 1951.
Inscribed inside the ring are the initials M.J. in script and next to that is V.F. which I assume would stand for Varsity Football. I have been wondering for some time now who this person might be and anything about them.
I very much enjoy writing and this class ring seems have a story within. If anyone has any information on this person that they are willing to share please contact me: [email protected]
Thank you,
Misty Hill
http://www.alumniclass.com/gloucestercity
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By Sara Martino
Mayor John Soubasis is still determined to preserve the quality of good living in Brooklawn Borough.
\”This is an exciting time for the Borough,\” he said during last week’s Council meeting.
\”We felt the need for the office of Captain in the Police Department as an issue of public safety,\” said the mayor prior to the swearing-in ceremony of Steven Saymon.
Councilwoman Theresa Branella administered the oath of office to Saymon, with his wife holding the Bible for him. He was designated as Police Captain at a previous ceremony also, so his son could take part before being deployed as part of his military duties.
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Media release
CURWENSVILLE, Clearfield County – Pennsylvania Game Commission officials, on Nov. 29, proudly released a rehabilitated bald eagle back into the wilds at the Curwensville Dam, Clearfield County, as many of the individuals responsible for this majestic birds recovery looked on.
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Supper with Santa, December 5th from 6:00 – 7:30 PM at the Brooklawn Fire Hall. Parents bring your cameras for a photo of your child with Santa!
ALL CHILDREN RECEIVE A HOT DOG, CHIPS, DRINK, CUPCAKE, CANDY AND A GIFT!
$5 ADMISSION PER CHILD.
Sponsored by the Brooklawn Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, [email protected]
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Bill’s Point of View:
JEERS-To former NJ Senator Wayne Bryant. The fact that he along with more than 130 lawmakers in New Jersey have been indicted and found guilty of robbing the taxpayers, this has to be some kind of record for fraud.
CHEERS-To the neighbors and friends of Evan Goldglantz, of Gloucester City, who helped him in his time of need. Evan was burned over 90 percent of his body in an accident that occurred at his home on Division Street. He is being treated at the Crozier-Chester Medical Center, One Medical Center Blvd., Upland PA 19103.
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