William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 1-14-15
Day: January 14, 2015
Kielbasa, Wings Sale For Super Bowl
Super Bowl Sunday is Feb. 1 and your friends at Saints Peter and Paul Byzantine Catholic Church are cooking up three favorite game foods so you don’t have to.
It’s your choice of chicken wings, a kielbasa ring on a bed of sauerkraut or kielbasa/sauerkraut sandwiches.
Or all of the above.
The church chef is busily preparing large, juicy, hickory-smoked chicken wings (with Blue Cheese Dressing, Celery Strips and Choice of Honey Mustard or BBQ sauce) for the low prices of:
Wings Price
10 $8
20 $15
30 $23
40 $28
50 $35
He’s also preparing 4 large, cooked Kielbasi links on rolls, with sauerkraut, for only $15 or a ring of kielbasa on a bed of sauerkraut for only $16.
To order your Super Bowl snacks, please email us at SSPeterandPaul@verizon.net or call Kathy at 610-328-4731 before Sunday, Jan. 25. Pickup will be at noon on Sunday, Feb 1 at the church, at 100 S. Penn St., Clifton Heights, Pa. 19018.
Ss. Peter & Paul Church and Holy Ghost Church in Chester will be combining in April to form Holy Myrrh-Bearers Church in the former Leiper Presbyterian Church, 900 Fairview Ave., Ridley Township.
Saints Peter and Paul Church in Clifton Heights, Pa. is having a Kielbasa, Wings Sale For Super Bowl fundraiser.
Kielbasa, Wings Sale For Super Bowl
Fourth Springfield High Town Hall Tonight
The fourth of six town hall meetings on the Springfield High School Master Plan will be 7 tonight, Jan, 14, at the Delaware County Intermediate Unit (DCIU), Rooms 171-172, reports Regina Scheerer.
The building is at 200 Yale Ave., Morton, PA 19070.
This town hall meeting will not be televised live, but will be recorded and available later online at www.ssdcougars.org.
The agenda is:
Academic & Community Matters
Academic Impacts, Site Circulation/Village Green
Concept Disruption Academic Costs, Community Benefits,
Green Space/Athletics, Sustainability
The town halls, in our view, are an attempt to foist a $144 million edifice called the Saxer Avenue option on the Springfield taxpayer despite the high school property, as of yet, not abutting Saxer Avenue.
Can we call it the Doug Carney Building?
Just kidding.
We have thought long and hard about the matter and have concluded that allocating $10 million for repairs with the specific task of keeping 1,600 students (present student population is 1,204) warm, safe and dry while skilled teachers educate them is more than adequate as it should be obvious that it’s not the building that matters but the personnel.
That should be more than sufficient, assuming inefficiency spawned by corruption doesn’t rear its head, and more than generous.
If inefficiency spawned by corruption does rear its head, then ending that, of course, becomes the priority and the repairs get put on hold.
Fourth Springfield High Town Hall Tonight concerns the “Master Plan” which is an attempt to foist a $144 million edifice on the Springfield taxpayer.
Fourth Springfield High Town Hall Tonight
New York Taxi Driver Names
The five most common first names of New York taxi and limousine drivers are variations of Mohammed, as is the one in 10th place, Mamaoud.
Holding spots 7 through 9 respectively are Abudl, Syed and Ahmed.
In 6th place is Jean.
In spots 11 through 20 are Joseph, Ali, Michael, John, Jose, George, Kahalid, David, Luis and Ibrahim.
The most common last name by far is “Singh”.
The complete list of the top 10 first and last names can be found here.
New York Taxi Driver Names
The top five names of New York taxi drivers are variations of Mohammed.