Why should the public have to be short serviced? Why are you making seniors go to the main post office to mail letters?

The post office should put them back. The mail boxes have been there all these years.

Stephen Tremback, Gloucester City

Mrs. Kuda was born in and had been a lifetime resident of Gloucester City. She had been a longtime congregant of the Trinity United Methodist Church in Gloucester City and worked as the Head Book Keeper at J.B. Vanscivers in Camden for 25 years. Mickey was an avid bowler and loved to spend her time knitting and crocheting along with gardening and her dog Misty.

Desma is the wife of the late Frank Kuda and is survived by her daughter Desma Hodson of the Villas. She is the proud Grandmother of Frank, Colleen, Spencer, Jr., Desma, Clifford, Joseph and Gus Hodson, Great Grandmother of 12 and Great, Great Grandmother of 3.

Relatives and friends are invited to join the Kuda family to remember and pay tribute to Mickey on Friday between 10 and 11 am at the Henry Funeral Home 152 W. Atlantic Ave. Audubon where funeral services will be celebrated at 11 am. Interment and graveside tribute will follow at Harleigh Cemetery, Camden. As an expression of sympathy and in lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Trinity United Methodist Church 741 Division St. Gloucester City, NJ 08030

On Thursday, September 24 the Firearms Advisory Task Force will hold a public hearing at 11 a.m. in Committee Room 4 in the State House Annex, adjacent to the State House.

The Task Force was created by Governor Jon Corzine’s (D) Executive Order 145 which directs the Task Force to consider New Jersey’s firearms laws, in particular the recently signed \”one gun a month\” bill. The hearing will focus on the new law, its exceptions for collectors of handgun and retailers, consideration of other exceptions and provide possible recommendations for any legislative changes to ensure that collectors and sportsmen are not adversely impacted by the new law.

The NRA encourages all Second Amendment advocates to attend the public hearing and make your voices heard.

• Since 1981, over 600,000 Americans have died of AIDS.
• Every 9 1/2 minutes, someone in the U.S becomes infected with HIV.
• Approximately 20% of people infected with HIV do not know it.
• According to the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, Philadelphians are being infected with HIV at a rate MORE THAN 50% higher than residents of New York City.

unite the country in moving toward zero fatalities for one full day by encouraging motorists to obey all traffic laws, including buckling up, every ride; driving the posted speed limit; avoiding distractions while driving; and always being safe and sober behind the wheel.

To support this effort, the Gloucester City Police Department will be on the lookout for those individuals who are driving aggressively and who are also violating the motor vehicle laws.

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