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On November 6, 2014. Age 75. Of Gloucester City. Loving husband of Bogumila \”Bonnie\” Jankowski. Beloved father of Daniel W. and David D. Jankowski. Cherished grandfather of Mason. Dear brother of Monica Redziejewska, Andrew Jankowski and the late Zdzislaw Jankowski.
Witold worked over 35 years as a butcher for Dietz and Watson in Philadelphia.
Viewing on Wednesday, November 12, 2014 from 6 to 8 PM and Thursday, November 13, 2014 from 9 to 10 AM at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth St., Gloucester City.
Mass 10:30 AM St. Mary’s Church, Gloucester City.
Interment New St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr.
Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Witold Z. Jankowski.
Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ. Phone: 856-456-1142
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Volume XIX No.45: November 7, 2014
TAXPAYERS FOR COMMON SENSE–As the 113th Congress comes to a close in a post-election lame duck session, there is an interest in some quarters to finish up their lengthy to-do list. Topping the list is finishing the 12 spending bills to fund government. In fact that should pretty much be the whole list. Whatever didn’t get done in the 22 months since the 113th was sworn in should be left undone for the 114th to pick up in January.
The federal government is operating under a temporary continuing resolution, funding agencies at last year’s levels until December 11th. All effort in the coming days should go into writing spending bills for each of the agencies so they can escape continuing resolution purgatory, and so Congress can exert their power of the purse. If all twelve spending bills aren’t enacted, some agencies will be operating under a continuing resolution for a second consecutive year. That virtually guarantees inefficiencies in government.
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by Dana Dovey
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Solar array planned for 33-acre campus-owned parcel in Mount Joy Township
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA (11/08/2014)(readMedia)– Elizabethtown College was awarded a $500,000 Pennsylvania Energy Development Authority (PEDA) grant to install a 2-megawatt ground-mounted solar photovoltaic system and create opportunities for students and faculty members to study various aspects of solar energy.
There were 184 PEDA projects submitted to the governor\’s office, totaling more than $81 million. Only 28 were awarded grants to local governments, schools and businesses for alternative and clean energy projects, along with projects deploying technologies such as solar energy, hydropower, biomass and energy efficiency. Elizabethtown is the only one in Lancaster County.
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Movie (GIF format) of a beating heart obtain using a 3T MRI scanner. Single slice along the axis of the subject. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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by William E. Cleary Sr.
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The Political Boss’s Quest for \”The Mighty Pen\”—George Norcross, the South Jersey Democrat political boss has been trying for some time now to obtain a presence in the news media world. Political power is apparently not enough for George, he also wants to have control over what you read. Not deterred by his recently failed venture to obtain the Philadelphia Inquirer, George has now decided to look at the digital media for his latest avenue.
George is the older brother of Donald Norcross who was recently elected to the First District Congressional seat vacated by longtime Congressman Rob Andrews.
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Recently, I stayed overnight in the rectory of the parish of Saints John and Paul, Larchmont, New York, where I had served as pastor prior to my ordination as a Bishop. I was assigned a room in the rectory in which I had found one of the parish priests, a young man, dead on the floor, victim of massive heart failure. During that evening of my stay, I relived in my memory and in my heart the tragic events of that December morning 12 years ago when he did not show up for Mass and I opened the door of his room and found him fully clothed for priestly ministry but dead.
The recollection of that tragedy got me thinking about death. Of course, the deaths of my loved ones , family and friends, and the hundreds, perhaps thousands, of funerals and wakes that I have attended and prayed at these past 43 years of priesthood. I have never counted them but can testify that there have been many. A parish priest spends significant time ministering among the dead and those who mourn them.
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