Take your Hunter Education field session and exam NOW; see the course schedule and registration page. Students are reminded that they should make every effort to attend a hunter education class to avoid the possibility of missing the hunting season.

If you never had a hunting or trapping license you must complete a NJ home study Hunter Education Course in order to purchase a license. If you have no previous year\’s hunting or trapping license and had never taken a hunter education course, you must also take one of these courses. THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE COURSE.

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William P. Etherington, (photo) of Longport, NJ died on August 8, 2008 at the age of 89. A former resident of Gloucester City, Mr. Etherington was the sole proprietor of the family owned business of Etherington Funeral Home for 48 years. He was a WW II veteran of the Army Air Force where he served as an Aerial Gunner on Bombers. Bill was an active member of his community, serving as a member and Past President (1958-1959) of the Gloucester City Rotary, a member of the Vestry of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, was a Board member of the Camden Trust Bank, and loved attending the Old Timers Association meetings.

He was also a member of the Collingswood-Cloud Lodge #101 F&AM, the Arwames Lodge #100 I.O.O.F., the West Jersey, NJ State and the National Funeral Directors Associations and in Longport was a member of the Friendship Club and attended services at the Church of the Epiphany.

Beloved husband of Florence Richardson (nee Alber). Loving father of Arnell Etherington and the late William P., Jr. He is also survived by his step daughter Mary Mathews, and was \”Uncle Bill\” to the Mathews, Fountain and Anastasi families and a friend to many. We will miss our loving husband, father and friend.

Relatives and friends are invited to meet Thursday morning from 10:30 TO 12 noon at the ETHERINGTON-CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 POWELL ST., GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ. Burial Office and Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated 12:30 pm at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Sussex and Ridgeway Sts, Gloucester City. Interment Harleigh Cemetery, Camden to follow.

In lieu of flowers the Family has requested memorial donations be made to the Alzheimer\’s Association National Office, 225 N. Michigan Ave., Floor 17, Chicago, IL 60601-7633.  

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This past year my family and I witnessed Bishop Joseph Galante\’s move to revitalize Catholic schools in the Camden Diocese. My children attended Annunciation Regional School in Bellmawr NJ until it was closed this past June. Our closure was part of the bishop\’s movement to create more vibrant Catholic schools within the Camden Diocese. Strangely enough, Bishop Galante seemed to never pay much attention to Annunciation school in the past. In retrospect, Bishop Galante seemed to have turned his back on Annunciation school long ago. Bishop Galante missed confirmations, our 50th anniversary (even though he managed to attend a mummer\’s mass the week before), and he missed the memorial service for a former teacher, IHM sister Paul Mercedes, who was tragically killed by a hit and run driver on her way to church one morning in Philadelphia. The Bishop couldn\’t or wouldn\’t clear his schedule to attend the memorial mass at Annunciation that honored the life of Sister Paul Mercedes. I ask, what could possibly be more important then paying your respects to a woman who dedicated her entire life to teaching our faith? One has to wonder if Bishop Galante had turned his back on more than just Annunciation school. I wonder how many youth decided against vocations in the Catholic Church based upon their bishop not paying his respects to Sister Paul in front of 800 Annunciation parishioners and 50 or so IHM Sisters.

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WILLOTH, DOLORES

On August 6, 2008, Dolores (nee Yanetta), age 72, passed away after a long and courageous battle with ovarian cancer. Dolores was born and raised in the Fairview section of Camden and had also lived in Pennsauken. She has been a resident of Marlton for the past 41 years where she worked as a teacher\’s assistant at the Van Zant School for over 27 years. Dolores enjoyed spending time at her second home in Ocean City and she deeply loved her family, especially her three grandchildren. Dolores is the beloved wife of Thomas A. Willoth. She is the loving mother of Michele (Daniel) Tighe of Berlin and Denise (Joseph) Semptimphelter of Marlton. She is the cherished grandmother of T.J., Samantha and Logan. She is also survived by her brother, Robert Yanetta as well as many extended family and friends. Relatives and friends are invited to her visitation Sunday evening from 7:00 to 9:00 PM and again Monday morning from 9:30 to 10:30 AM at the HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 9 White Horse Pike (at Kings Highway), Haddon Heights. Her Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday morning 11:00 AM at St. Rose of Lima Church, 4th Avenue and Kings Highway, Haddon Heights. Entombment New St. Mary\’s Mausoleum, Bellmawr. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Dolores\’ name to thePatient Initiative Program (P.I.P.) c/o Center for Cancer, 1930 E. Route 70, Suite V107, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003. Please write \’Dolores Willoth\’ in the memo section for the donation.

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