Note: The game was originally scheduled for the Brooklawn field but was moved to Campbell\’s Field in Camden City, NJ

 The Shelby Star/June 12, 2013

CAMDEN CITY NJ – The Shelby Post 82 players weren’t intimidated with the Ben Franklin Bridge rising up above the center field wall.

All they were concerned with was the Brooklawn, NJ, team they were facing Wednesday afternoon and they took care of business with a 4-0 triumph.

Shelby’s win came against a program that has reached the American Legion World Series 10 times since 1990, including the last two seasons. But Shelby pitchers Phillip Black and Ethan Carpenter combined to limit Brooklawn to two hits in the win.

Four runs in the second inning proved all that Post 82 would need. Jackson Mims delivered a bases-loaded single for the first run, then Cody Fitch followed with a two-run single. A throwing error on the play allowed Mims to dash all the way around with the fourth run for Shelby.

Post 82 would bang out 13 hits on the day but leave a ton of runners aboard the rest of the way.

Shelby (9-3) was to play at Spring City, Pa., later on Wednesday.

via www.shelbystar.com

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Marvin J. Creek 
(September 26, 1941 – June 12, 2013)

By Michelle Andrews

JUN 11, 2013

Starting next year, the Affordable Care Act sets maximum limits on how much consumers can be required to pay out-of-pocket annually for their medical care. But some people with high drug costs may find the limits don\’t protect them yet.

That\’s because the federal government is giving some health plans extra time to comply with the rules.

Under the law, the maximum amount a consumer with single coverage will pay out-of-pocket in 2014 will generally be $6,350 while a family could pay up to $12,700. Those totals include copayments and deductibles, but not premiums, and they apply only to plans that are not grandfathered under the law.

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Here\’s the catch. Although all non-grandfathered plans will have to cap the amount that consumers pay out-of-pocket for major medical expenses, if health plans use more than one company to administer their benefits—as many do for major medical and pharmacy benefits, for example—consumers may face separate caps next year, or no cap on their pharmacy spending at all.

According to guidance from the federal governmentissued in February, health plans with more than one benefits administrator don\’t have

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PHILADELPHIA – A 10-year-old Pennsylvania girl whose efforts to qualify for an organ donation spurred public debate over how organs are allocated has had a successful double-lung transplant.

Sarah Murnaghan suffers from severe cystic fibrosis. A family spokeswoman says Sarah received new lungs from an adult donor at Children\’s Hospital of Philadelphia on Wednesday.

Her family says it\’s \”thrilled\” to share the good news.

During double-lung transplants, surgeons must open up the patient\’s chest. Complications can include rejection of the new lungs and infection.

Sarah\’s family and the family of another cystic fibrosis patient at the hospital challenged transplant policy that made children under 12 wait for pediatric lungs to become available. They said pediatric lungs are rarely donated.

Sarah\’s health was deteriorating when a judge intervened in her case last week, giving her a chance at the much larger list of organs from adult donors.

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PHILADELPHIA PA (cnbnews.net)–Ten-year-old cystic fibrosis patient Sarah Murnaghan is presently undergoing a lung transplant procedure at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). The operation started around 11am.

Early this month her family went to court to have her put on an adult organ list. Under existing organ donor rules, Sarah needed to be 12 to get on an adult waiting list. 

(May 25, 2013 – June 11, 2013)

Baby John Blaze Paterna, on June 11, 2013.

Beloved son of John and Jolene (nee Moran) of Bellmawr. Brother of Alexis.
Loving grandson of Theresa and Glenn Springer and Joseph and Arlene Moran. Great grandson of Jean DeSanta. Nephew of Gabrielle and Marcus Wild, Jennifer and Richie Wilson and Joey Moran. Cousin of Mason and Richie.

There will be visitation from 10 to 11am Friday morning at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE.

Funeral Service 11am at the funeral home.

Interment St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Chews Landing.

Family and friends may share memories at gardnerfuneralhome.com