Obituary: Edna F. Van Gemert , age 92, of Gloucester City | cnbnews.net

On September 19, 2012, (nee Boulware), a resident of Gloucester City, NJ since 1950. Age 92 yrs. Edna was the beloved wife of the late Peter \”Carl\” Van Gemert, loving mother of Elise Foster (Mark) of Gloucester, Beverly Bauers (Lou Randolph) of Woodbury Heights, Hendrik (Rick) Van Gemert (Wendy) of Mullica Hill, and the late Joan Donovan and the late Carl Van Gemert. Cherished grandmother of 14 and great grandmother of 15.

Edna was a long time Certified Nurses Assistant at St. Mary\’s Nursing Home in Cherry Hill, and was a former member of Cloud Chapter OES in Gloucester. She loved traveling, gardening, doing crossword puzzles and reading.

Relatives and friends are invited to meet Monday from 10:00 to 11:00am at the ETHERINGTON-CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 POWELL ST., GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ. Funeral services will be held 11:00am at the Funeral Home. Interment to follow Locustwood, Memorial Park, Cherry Hill, NJ. There will be no evening viewing. In lieu of flowers the family has requested memorial donations in Edna\’s name be made to either the Abilities Center of Southern NJ, 1208 Delsea Drive, Westville, NJ 08093; American Cancer Society , 1851 Old Cuthbert Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034; or the American Diabetes Association , 150 Monument Rd., Suite 100, Lower Merion, PA 19004 www.etheringtonfh.com

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Janet A. Davidson age 71 of Brooklawn | cnbnews.net

On September 22, 2012, (nee Runner), of Brooklawn, NJ, age 71 yrs. She was the beloved wife of the late John F. Davidson, loving mother of John and Michael Davidson, dear sister of William and Richard Runner, Carol Stango, Ginny Coombs Joann Davis, Douglas Runner and Lisa Clanet and cherished grandmother of 8 grandchildren.

Janet loved going to the Casinos, hanging out with friends. She loved visiting her sister in Fla., going to the Shore and bowling,but above all loved and cherished the time spent with her grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to meet Wednesday from 9:00am to 11:00 AM at the ETHERINGTON-CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 POWELL ST., GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ. A Celebration of Janet\’s life will begin 11:00am at the Funeral Home. Interment to follow Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro. There will be no evening viewing. www.etheringtonfh.com

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Bill Donohue Comments on Naked Gay Sadists | cnbnews

September 25, 2012

Bill Donohue comments as follows:

Last Sunday, homosexuals paraded around naked in the streets of San Francisco at the annual Folsom Street Fair. There were no arrests. They did more than walk the streets nude—they beat each other with whips. The leather/fetish homosexuals led each other around like dogs with metal collars; they set up booths where visitors could get flogged; they sold hard-core pornography; they promoted BDSM (bondage, domination, sadism and masochism); they mutilated their bodies with metal spikes. And after promoting lethal sex acts—the kind that causes AIDS—they raised money for AIDS.

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Invasive Species Online Survey

The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife is notifying subscribers to the NJ Marine Fishing E-mail List of the opportunity to assist anthropologists with the University of Maryland, who are working with colleagues from the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center and Maryland Sea Grant, on a study of invasive species by completing an online survey.

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Video: Art Institute of Philadelphia Interview with GCHS Art Teacher David Sipple

Check out the following interview with GCHS\’ David Sipple, participating artist and High School arts educator. This video was shot during the opening event of \”What Those Who Teach Can Do,\” at

The Art Institute of Philadelphia.

The Art Institute of Philadelphia is proud to honor High School arts educators with an exhibition of their personal works.

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TCNJ OVER. RUTGERS CAMDEN

September 26, 2012

Ewing, NJ…The College of New Jersey women’s soccer team raced out to a three-goal lead in the first half and never looked back as the Lions posted a 5-1 victory over visiting Rutgers-Camden on Wednesday.

The win puts TCNJ at 8-1 overall and 3-1 in the New Jersey Athletic Conference, while the Scarlet Raptors dropped to 2-7-1 overall and 0-3-1 in the conference.

The Lions gained control in the opening half scoring the first three goals of the game with sophomore Korrie Harkins (Wenonah, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) banging in a centering pass from Brenna Rubino (Voorhees, NJ/Eastern). That goal came 9:48 into the game.

Freshman Kendal Bernardini (Elmer, NJ/Schalick) accounted for the next two goals for TCNJ with the first coming on a feed from Shannon White (Fairfield, NJ/West Essex) and the latter from Katie Lindacher (Egg Harbor Twp., NJ/Egg Harbor Twp.). Those were her first goals in a Lion uniform.

The Scarlet Raptors cut that deficit to 3-1 with 13:42 left in the half as Rebecca Gougher (Galloway, NJ/Absegami) netted her first goal of the season with an assist from Camille Graham (Washington Twp., NJ/Washington Twp.) on a play that started on a corner kick.

TCNJ rounded out the scoring with a pair of second-half goals with Carly Setaro (Robbinsville, NJ/Robbinsville) and Allyson Anderson (Point Pleasant, NJ/Point Pleasant) each finding the back of the net. Setaro’s goal was the first of her collegiate career.

In goal for the Scarlet Raptors, junior Leighanna Milby (Blackwood, NJ/Highland Regional) finished with 11 saves, including several diving stops. She also made a nice save on a penalty kick midway through the second half sprawling to her left.

Both teams continue NJAC play this weekend as the Lions head to Rutgers-Newark to face the Scarlet Raiders at 7:30 p.m., while Rutgers-Camden returns home to take on Montclair State University at 2 p.m.

Soccer Game Summary (Final)

2012 TCNJ Women\’s Soccer

Rutgers-Camden vs #23 The College of NJ (9/26/12 at Ewing, NJ)

Rutgers-Camden (2-7-1, 0-3-1 NJAC) vs. The College of NJ (8-1, 3-1 NJAC)

Date: 9/26/12 Attendance: 104

Weather:

Goals by period 1 2 Tot

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Rutgers-Camden…… 1 0 – 1

The College of NJ… 3 2 – 5

SCORING SUMMARY:

1. 9:48 TCNJWSOC Korrie Harkins (2) (Brenna Rubino)

2. 18:55 TCNJWSOC Kendal Bernardini (1) (Shannon White)

3. 22:10 TCNJWSOC Kendal Bernardini (2) (Katie Lindacher)

4. 31:18 RUCW Rebecca Gougher (1) (Camille Graham)

5. 80:53 TCNJWSOC Carly Setaro (1) (Katie Landrigan)

6. 81:30 TCNJWSOC Allyson Anderson (3) (Taylor Lusardi)

Shots: Rutgers-Camden 1, The College of NJ 35

Saves: Rutgers-Camden 13 (Leighanna Milby 11; TEAM 2), The College of

NJ 0 ()

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A warm, wet fall would dampen foliage colors

$\"English:$ English: Fall foliage autumn leaf colour Vermont Hogback Mountain one hundred mile lookout (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — This summer was notable because of drought conditions in June and July, and searing heat in July, but that won\’t limit the beauty of Pennsylvania\’s fall foliage.

Instead, it\’s the next few weeks\’ weather that will be determinant, according to a forest expert in Penn State\’s College of Agricultural Sciences. And long-term weather forecasts point to mild weather — 60- to 70-degree days and nights in the mid-40s — through the end of October, with no frosts.

For fall foliage lovers, that\’s not good, warned Marc Abrams, professor of forest ecology and physiology.

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CNBNews Op-Ed: Disastrous Foreign Policy Reflects a Disastrous Presidency

By: Christopher G. Adamo

The \”unexpected\” nature of the pandemic of chaos throughout the Middle East is really no different than any $\"Images-2\"$ of the other unanticipated problems now confronting the Obama Administration. Certainly, the $831 billion dollar \”stimulus\” of early 2009 should have had the nation’s economy humming by now, with Main Street thriving on account of all the new businesses, hiring those unemployed people, and giving them Cadillac health-care coverage in the process. Just as certainly, Barack Obama’s flowery but empty platitudes of \”hope and change,\” the fake Greek columns where he accepted the Democrat nomination for the White House, and the self-adulation of those willing to elect him should have sufficed to buoy the nation beyond its economic doldrums, especially when buttressed by those dollars now flowing so freely from Washington.

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FDA Scam Alert: Beware of Bogus FDA Agents

No doubt about it, purchasing your medications online is quick and convenient. But it could also $\"Images-2\"$ place your personal information in the hands of criminals.

Since 2008, hundreds of people who have purchased drugs over the Internet or via telephone have unwittingly exposed themselves to extortion by individuals posing as Food and Drug Administration (FDA) agents.

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AMAC: Obamacare May Be the President’s Undoing in November

\”Seniors are overwhelmingly in favor of repealing ObamaCare, 59% to 35%. That’s a 24 point spread.\” –

BOHEMIA, NY, Sep 21 – \”The president’s opponents point at what they call his record of failure as justification for firing him in November, but his record of achievement – namely the passage of ObamaCare – may be his undoing come the election,\” according to Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens.

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