Day: August 17, 2010

LENA CZYZEWICZ of Mt. Ephraim


A Funeral Mass was held at Emmaus Catholic Community, Sacred Heart Church, Mt. Ephraim, for Lena Czyzewicz, 82, of Cherry Hill, formerly of Mt. Ephraim and Camden, who passed away on August 1, 2010.  \"333800\"
Lean was welcomed into the world by whistles at 12:01 a.m. on January 1, 1928 and is greeted into heaven by the trumpets of the angels. She welcomed all into her home and greeted them with a cup of coffee, a sandwich or a pot of gravy. In 2006 Lena was Mt. Ephraim Sons of Italy Lodge 2362 Person of the Year. She was an active member of Sacred Heart R.C. Church.
Beloved wife of the late Philip W., Sr. Devoted mother of Philip W. Jr. and his wife Letty of Turnersville and Anna Mari Czyzewicz and her husband John Farinelli of Mt. Laurel. Adoring grandmother of Philip M. McKegney, Philip W. III, Robert and Christina Czyzewicz.
Dear sister of Nicholas, Joseph, Antoinette, Rose Marie and the late Felicia and Gina. She also leaves behind many loving friends and family.
Interment was in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Chews Landing.
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Letters: American Legion Post 135 Says Thank You!

Many thanks to the nice, friendly people that gave their generous donations to us.
Also, we are grateful to Tony Eller and the Little league, Fred, at the water works and the Gloucester City Fire Dept., for their help with the various supplies we needed for the coin toss.

For God and Country,

John Hindsley, Cmdr.


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ESTEY/NASH ASK BOARD TO CONTINUE DISCOUNT PROGRAMS

 
Delaware River Port Authority Chairman, John H. Estey and Vice Chair, \"Hermann Jeff Nash, have announced that they will ask the Board to act on several toll discount programs that were scheduled to either end or increase on September 1st to remain as currently constituted.

That means the Senior Citizen E-ZPass discount toll will stay at $1.75 and seniors who still have discount coupons may continue to use two of the coupons to cross the Bridge past the original September 1st, 2010, deadline. The Commuter credit of 18 crossings a month on the same transponder will remain at $6.00. The Green Pass discount of $1 for E-ZPass customers driving low emission vehicles will also remain in effect. Both the commuter discount and green discount were scheduled to end on September 1st.

Chairman Estey says \”the Commissioners are aware that current economic conditions have resulted in hardships for our

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Letters: School Equipment Needs Maintenance

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 Bill

I too have a photo I like to share with your readers taken several days ago. It is a picture of a broken picnic table behind the Cold Spring School in Gloucester City. Not only is the wood in this table dry rotten, which caused it to break, but also is the wood in the two other picnic tables that are located on school grounds. I don’t know if anyone got hurt when the table in the photo broke. I do think it should have been removed by today, which it wasn’t at 1 PM, as it is hazardous and unsightly.

\"P1060098\" Photo: One of the other tables nearby, the wood is dry rotten

I question why the maintenance department had allowed this table and continues to allow the other tables to be used by staff and school children. It is obvious to anyone looking at the other two tables that they too are in danger of breaking. The condition of these tables didn’t happen overnight. How much time would it take to throw a coat of stain or paint on the tables each year. Appearance is everything, and I agree with you that Community Pride starts with the outward appearance of your home and or your school.

Lastly I would suggest if those who run the school district are not capable of maintaining something as simple as picnic tables should we be building a $65 million Middle School. One further point take a walk behind the high school football field and look at the brand new bleachers, not so new now, that have been dumped in the brush near the baseball field for over a year. Do we have that much money to waste that we can throw aluminum bleachers away?

I commend Mr. Lipsett for addressing the problem on Sylvan Avenue caused by the men of the Public Works Dept. Hopefully School Supt. Spaventa is also a reader of ClearysNoteBook and will take action to clean up this mess behind the Cold Springs Pre-School. And recover the bleachers near the HS baseball field now that it has been brought to his attention.

Thank you for providing this forum as a means to reach out to those who run our City and School District. It is much appreciated.

signed A Faithful Reader of CNB

PS: Please don’t disclose my Email address

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