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isiting Uncle Nunzi a day after the election was a wonderful thing. He was so happy, I found him whistling (his Tom Cardella go-to song is Tennessee Ernie Ford’s “Sixteen Tonsâ€?). The source of his new found contentment was understandable. The election is history. No more of those annoying political ads on TV. I was pretty happy myself. A big plus being I wouldn’t have to wince every time Uncle shouted at the television set about Pat “Tumorâ€? and Katie “what the hell ever her name is.â€? ASdS\ eO`Ra¸ e]`bV ]T d]bS`a b]]Y b] ^]ZZW\U ^ZOQSa b] QOab d]bSa W\ eVOb [O\g VOdS QOZZSR bVS []ab Q]\bS\bW]ca When Uncle Nunzi is upbeat he likes ^`SaWRS\bWOZ `OQS W\ ]c` \ObW]\¸a VWab]`g P h o t o b y M a r i a Yo u n g to reminisce about “the good old days.â€? Uncle’s definition of the good old days is a time when people preferred to make their own wine and not buy what he derogatively refers to as “state store wine.â€? According to Uncle Nunzi, if wine is sold in a state store, it is automatically inferior. He believes that a good wine should be at least 22 percent alcohol, not 10 or 12. One conspiracy theory that Uncle

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aving refrained from voting for 23 years, Teresa Cacia could not let the significance of the 2016 General Election go unaddressed. With four months of intense research on the presidential candidates complete, she ventured to Barry Playground Tuesday morning to end the hiatus, endowing Donald Trump with her support. The member of the 26th Ward’s 9th Division and other backers across South Philly and the nation have cause to celebrate, as the Republican nominee scored an upset

victory of Hillary Clinton to commence the countdown to his becoming the 45th President of the United States of America. “This election cycle could not get more interesting or crazy,� Cacia said from the Marconi recreation spot. “Ultimately, after digesting all the ads and watching the debates, I had to go with him. I believe he’ll be a better leader than she could ever hope to become.� As of press time, the 70-year-old business mogul, needing 270 electoral votes to finish his improbable run, had claimed 290 to his challenger’s 228, with finalized popular vote tallies from Michigan and New Hamp-

shire yet to occur. Few polls had given him much of a chance against the First Lady to 42nd President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State under current Commander In Chief Barack Obama, but when perceived strongholds such as Florida and Pennsylvania went in his column, nothing could deny Trump’s ascendency. “This result reminds me of athletic matchups where one team looks great on paper only to lose to an unheralded underdog,� 39th District voter Douglas Stevens said Wednesday morning when fraternizing ASS 3ZSQbW]\ ^OUS ' ,,

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By Joseph Myers A Passyunk Square dweller has heightened her community engagement by becoming a business improvement district’s executive director.

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hen pondering new challenges as she neared the end of her presidency for the Passyunk Square Civic Association, Pam Zenzola, as she had done 24 years ago when moving to Japan as a newlywed, wondered what role she could acquire to cater to her desire to be a giver. Last month, the 62-year-old secured an impressive answer to her inquiry by becoming the executive director of the East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District. “I’m just so much about community, so something like this is truly compelling,� the overseer said from her office space that is situated not far from the gateway to the popular commercial corridor. “The more that people get involved, the more we will all feel better as members of this neighborhood. My time here, therefore, will be dedicated to building new bonds and strengthening existing ones.� Zenzola gladly recalled her giddiness when learning of the position, saying to husband Ed “I think I really, really want this.� With her beau’s blessing and intense familiarity with the district through duties performed for then-executive director Renee Gilinger plus residence within Passyunk Square, she set herself to filling the big shoes left behind and growing the 14-year-old entity’s reputation as a communal energizer. “I’m looking to put my mark, my stamp, on things,� Zenzola said of helping around 160 establishments to excel. “It’s about drawing attention to their sites because there’s such diversity to what they offer, and it’s all in the name of giving people great experiences when they make trips along the avenue.� The eager employee noted she does not feel as if she needs to reinvent the wheel, as the positive spin that circulates through the environs is already serving as a source of inspiration for her efforts, including contributions to Oct. 29’s Fall Fest and Spooky Saturday and Nov. 5’s Antique/ Vintage Market and Sidewalk Sale. Heavily contemplating connecting

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To the Editor: A real solution is needed for our REAL ID woes. Imagine walking into a federal building, like the federal courthouse in Center City, and being told that your Pennsylvania driver’s license is not a valid form of identification to gain entry. Imagine trying to board a domestic flight, not just in Pennsylvania but at any airport in America, and being turned away at security because a Transportation Department-issued identification card is no longer sufficient proof of identity. This preposterous situation is soon to be a reality for residents of this state if the Pennsylvania General Assembly doesn’t

This once-unthinkable scenario is now an impending reality for our state, and it’s not due to an unintended consequence of some good-meaning legislation. In ‘13 the Pennsylvania General Assembly passed the REAL ID Nonparticipation Act, which prohibited the governor and state agencies from even attempting to meet the federal security standards. The standards set by the decade-old REAL ID Act are meant to ensure that every license issued in America, no matter the state that issues it, meets a consistent level of security. Despite myths pushed by some of its opponents, the REAL ID Act does not establish a national ID card, nor does it create a national database of our personal information. At the time, proponents of the nonparticipation legislation had concerns that conforming to the federal REAL ID reB y Ti n a G a r c e a u quirements would result in added costs Comment at southphillyreview.com/opinion for the state and a possible invasion of privacy for residents. As a consequence of their action, Pennsylvanians are now at risk of being told their identification cards are all but worthless for non-state purposes. While that may seem dire, Pennsylvania has an opportunity to rectify the situation before residents start to be turned away from federal facilities due to their ID – but we have to act quickly. I have introduced legislation that would repeal the REAL ID Nonparticipation Act, and a resolution that would urge PennDOT to cooperate in implementing the federal standards that are essential to complying with the REAL ID Act. The legislative session is drawing to a close but there is still time to undo this damage. Repealing the Nonparticipation @72 =4 @723A( 2Og ! ]T bVS A3>B/ B`O\a^]`b E]`YS`a C\W]\ :]QOZ !" Act and urging PennDOT to implement ab`WYS T]c\R Z]QOZa [OYW\U bVS []ab ]cb ]T 7\RSU] ]TTS`W\Ua Ob bV Ab`SSb the standards would demonstrate a good O\R EOaVW\Ub]\ /dS\cS >VWZORSZ^VWO\a VOdS PSQ][S OZZ b]] TO[WZWO` faith effort to comply with the law, which eWbV Âż\RW\U aSQ]\RO`g b`OdSZ [SO\a Oa bVS ab]^^OUS [O`Ya bVS bV may be enough to push back the date state bW[S bVOb e]`YS`a VOdS eOZYSR ]TT bVS X]P aW\QS '%# [OYW\U A3>B/ OQ ID cards would no longer be accepted at Q]`RW\U b] 4]`PSa bVS \ObW]\¸a []ab ab`WYS ^`]\S b`O\aWb OUS\Qg A>@ federal facilities. act quickly. As of Jan. 30, 2017, Pennsylvanians will not be able to use their state-issued driver’s license to enter federal facilities, military bases or nuclear power plants due to our state’s noncompliance with the federal REAL ID Act of ’05, a law passed after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in a effort to improve security. By ’18, assuming no action is taken to rectify this mess, Pennsylvanians will no longer be able to use state IDs to board commercial flights. Even a flight from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh would require a required a resident of Pennsylvania to produce a passport or other federally approved ID.

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“I’m a union person, so I understood the situation. These are hard times, so I’m glad they’re back to work so that people can go to work and school more easily.� Barbara E. Cox, North Philadelphia

“I’m incredibly thankful. We’ve been through this before, but this was grueling. Driving was absolutely chaotic for so many people. I’m glad that an agreement was reached.� Brenda Brooks, North Philadelphia

If needed, Gov. Tom Wolf could convene a special legislative session to give the House and Senate time to fix this problem. Otherwise, this should be the General Assembly’s first priority once the new session begins in January. Elected officials who are critical of the federal REAL ID Act have options if they don’t like the requirements it sets out. They have the opportunity, as we all do as citizens in a democracy, to call on federal officials to change the law. They are free to work with federal agencies to find an acceptable compromise. They could even decide to file suit to block this law if they believe it is unconstitutional. But playing chicken with the federal government and putting the people of the state in the middle is simply not an option. Ignoring a law doesn’t make it go away. There are real consequences for not complying with this federal law and, unless we act now, Pennsylvanians throughout the state will soon be feeling those consequences. State Rep. Ed Neilson, D-Phila., 174th Legislative District

A vote for the columnist To the Editor: Mr. Cardella’s piece on Hillary Clinton (“Hillary,� Nov. 3) was excellent. Between the friction of the election and the SEPTA strike, my nerves are fried, but his article helped me feel better and understand why I am voting for Hillary Clinton, too. Thanks SPR and Tom Cardella. Being a senior citizen, I can truly say the Golden Years are really rusted with the turn of events as the year 2016 comes to a close. Maddie Caputo South Philadelphia Comment on these letters or topics at southphillyreview.com/opinion/letters.

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ust before 6 a.m. Sunday, police arrested Keith Payne on the 2600 block of Dickinson Street for his alleged role in starting the blaze on the 2600 block of Manton Street, authorities said. The 29-yearold reportedly punched his girlfriend, also the mother of his 3-week-old child, in the face at 2:30 a.m., with the motive unknown. She retreated to the second story, waking Payne’s mother when she screamed on account of noticing smoke. The older woman said she saw her son applying lighter fluid to the kitchen and called for help, with police and fire personnel arriving at 2:45 a.m. to find the entire first floor engulfed in flames The women received treatment for smoke inhalation, with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia treating the baby for non-lifethreatening injuries. Authorities charged Payne with attempted murder, aggravated and simple assault, arson, possession of an instrument of crime, recklessly endangering another person, and false imprisonment. He had had a status hearing yesterday.

BSS\OUS eOabSZO\R Two adolescents assaulted a 12-year-old cyclist in Girard Estate. At 8:50 p.m. Oct. 31, the complainant was riding on the 2500 block of South 24th Street when he saw a group of teens, riding away from them shortly afterward, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. One pushed him from his bicycle, leading him to strike his head on the ground. He tried to retrieve his ride, but another offender took a baseball bat to his left knee. They fled the location on his possession, heading through the Quartermaster Plaza shopping area. The victim described them as black, with tall, thin builds, and wearing all black clothing and black masks. Contact South Detective Division at 215686-3013, text PPDTIP (773847), or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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at approximately 5:30 a.m. Oct. 27 when the offenders approached him at the green space, 2700 S. Broad St. The lead aggressor asked if he had a light and pulled a knife on him, barking “Give me your phone,� Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. The attacker snatched his iPhone 6, yanked his job badge from his neck, took his wallet, which contained ID, a debit card, and $50, and asked “What else you got?� before he and his accomplice ran westbound on Oregon Avenue toward 15th Street. The victim described the first as Hispanic, in his early 30s, 6-foot-1, 190 pounds, and clean-shaven; and wearing a beanie hat, a gray hoodie, blue jeans, and white Jordan sneakers; and the second as black, in his early 20s, 5-foot-3, and 130 pounds; having braids and a beard; and wearing a long john shirt and dark jeans. Contact South Detective Division at 215686-3013, text PPDTIP (773847), or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

5SbbW\U Âľ5]bbWÂś Police arrested a Dickinson Square West resident for allegedly sexually assaulting two women. Irvin Harper awaits a Dec. 16 status hearing for his Nov. 3 detainment in connection to the incidents. The 31-year-old, who had not posted his $500,000 bail as of press time, supposedly lured women in January and October with the promise of being able to help them to secure employment. Identifying himself as “Gotti,â€? Harper reportedly led them to residences, the first in Germantown and the second being his on the 600 block of Federal Street, and sexually assaulted them. Authorities obtained a search warrant for the address that the second complainant gave them and detained Harper, reportedly finding a handgun and assorted narcotics with a street value of $12,300. They charged him with rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, sexual assault, making terroristic threats, and weapons violations. SPR Contact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/policereport.

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N Fumo Family Branch 2437 S. Broad St. 215-685-1758 BVSaS US\bZS[S\ VSZ^SR b] RSZWdS` bVS 9Sgab]\S AbObS b] 2]\OZR Nov. 12: Chess Club, 2 p.m. Nov. 14: PECO Energy Workshop, 6 B`c[^ THE SOUTH-OF-SOUTH RESIDENT’S choice P h o t o b y M a r i a Yo u n g p.m. Nov. 15: Toddler Storytime, 10 a.m. made a well-received stop in Philadelphia “It gutted me to see certain states go red,â€? estimation, that’s not another four years Nov. 16: Weekly Diabetes Prevention on Election Eve, hoping that affection from Program, 12:15 p.m. the City of Brotherly Love, which hosted Steven Argenzia said Wednesday morning, under a Democrat in the Oval Office.â€? No matter how one decided, with PennNov. 16: Pajama Storytime, 7 p.m. July’s Democratic National Convention at having eagerly voted for Clinton just before polls closed at Dickinson Square Recsylvanians having cast 5,948,311 votes as the Wells Fargo Center, would help her to N South Philadelphia Branch carry the Keystone State, which had gone reation Center, within the 1st Ward’s 14th of press time, the task of somehow unify1700 S. Broad St. 215-685-1866 Division. “I can only hope that that man ing the land will fall to Trump, the New blue since George H.W. Bush claimed it in Nov. 12: Penn State Extension Nutrition 1988. As polls began to close, social media tones down his temperament, gets his act York-born businessman who will become started to stir with talk of a win for Trump, together, enlists a great cabinet, and works the oldest person ever to experience a first Links 2:30 p.m. Nov. 13: Open Computer Lab, 1 p.m. term as president. Seventy-one days from with fervent proponents ecstatic over what hard for every American.â€? That sentiment echoed what Andrew now, the American public will gain a more Nov. 14: E-Gadget Help Desk, noon his occupying the White House could mean Nov. 14: Open Computer Lab and LEGO and passionate detractors frightened about Dankanich offered after casting his vote for concrete understanding of what the future Club, 4 p.m. his possibly being in charge of the execu- the eventual victor within the 26th Ward, of our nation will hold. “He talked about having the stamina to Nov. 15: Open Computer Lab, 10 a.m. tive branch of the world’s third-most popu- the lone one among South Philly’s seven be our president,â€? Stevens said. “Go ahead Nov. 16: Microsoft Word tutorial, noon lous country. As midnight approached on that he won. “Our system is so flawed,â€? the eager voter and prove it, Mr. Trump.â€? A>@ the East Coast, what Gomes had deemed N Thomas F. Donatucci Sr. Branch unlikely took on a different identity, partic- said to nods from other Trump aficionados. “I just see Clinton as being only for herself, 1935 Shunk St. 215-685-1755. ularly when North Carolina and Ohio went Contact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ Nov. 12: Family Playgroup, 10:30 a.m. for Trump, who had emerged from a pool and she would definitely damage this counComment at southphillyNov. 14: Toddler Storytime, 10 a.m. of 17 hopefuls to vow to “Make America try even more so than it already is. We have southphillyreview.com. to think what’s best for our future. In my review.com/news/features. Nov. 14: Computer Tutorial for Adults Great Again.â€? and Seniors, noon Nov. 14: Affordable Care Act Open EnA]cbV >VWZZg 3ZSQbW]\ @SacZba rollment Period session, 1 p.m. >`SaWRS\b SZSQb 2]\OZR 8 B`c[^ [Og VOdS e]\ bVS ]dS`OZZ SZSQbW]\ Pcb W\ A]cbV >VWZZg bVS d]bS aec\U Nov. 15: Tabletops Tuesdays and LEAP VSOdWZg W\ 6WZZO`g @ 1ZW\b]\¸a TOd]` BVS 2S[]Q`ObWQ \][W\SS aSQc`SR []`S bVO\ %# ^S`QS\b ]T POZZ]ba Homework Help: World Kindness Day QOab W\ A]cbV >VWZZg eO`Ra BVS @S^cPZWQO\ \][W\SS¸a Z]\S [OX]`Wbg QO[S W\ bVS $bV EO`R bVS ;O`Q]\W Cards, 4:30 p.m. aSQbW]\ a]cbV ]T >Oaagc\Y eSab ]T 0`]OR 6S`S Wa bVS d]bS` P`SOYR]e\ Pg eO`R Nov. 15: Crochet and Knitting Circle, 6:30 p.m.

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Photo 1: The South Philadelphia Branch, 1700 S. Broad St., hosted Sunday’s An Afternoon of Poetry, with Nov. 3 South Philly Review Lifestyles subject Maria Fama, second from left, as one of the readers. Photo 2: Fleisher Art Memorial, 719 Catharine St., held its fourth annual Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration Nov. 1.

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Photo 3: Community members, including 2016 South Philly Review Difference Maker Kim Smith, second from left, helped the less fortunate through Oct. 29’s Ride 4 Hunger, which originated at the Indego station at 22nd and Federal streets.

Photo 5: Fourth-graders from William M. Meredith School, 725 S. Fifth St., fraternized with Swoop and Eagles’ cheerleaders Nov. 2 as part of the American Heart Association’s National Eating Healthy Day celebration.

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Photo 6: Thirteen establishments helped Oct. 26’s Witch CRAFT Beer Crawl to make East Passyunk Avenue the site for pre-Halloween happiness.

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streets and Oregon Avenue to Snyder Avenue, will hold a Happy Hour 5- 7 p.m. Nov. at Black Cat Tavern on 12th, 2654 S. 12th St. facebook.com/leafystreetstreetenders/ and meetup.com/Tree-Tenders-of-SouthPhilly. Contact 202-550-5128. N 1st Police District, 24th and Wolf streets, oversees a PSA 1 Meeting 6:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at St. Edmond’s Church, 21st Street and Snyder Avenue; and hosts a Police District Advisory Council meeting 5:30 p.m. and a Captain’s Townhall Meeting 6 p.m. Nov. 15. 215-686-3010. phillypolice.com/ districts/1st. N 3rd Police District, 11th and Wharton streets, recommends attendance at a PSA 3 Meeting 5:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at Methodist Hospital, 2301 S. 15th St. phillypolice. com/districts/3rd.

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N 17th Police District, 20th and Federal streets, hosts a Townwatch Meeting 6 p.m. Nov. 10; and recommends attendance at a PSA 2 Meeting 6:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at Vare Recreation Center, 1700 S. 26th St. phillypolice.com/districts/17th. N Bella Vista Neighbors Association holds a general meeting 7 p.m. Nov. 15 at

the Da Vinci Art Alliance, 704 Catharine N Lower Moyamensing Civic AssociaSt. bellavistaneighbors.org. tion oversees a General Community Meeting 6:30-7:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at the Fumo N East Passyunk Business Improvement Family Branch, 2437 S. Broad St. 267District recommends Passyunk Passeggia- 544-9597. lomophilly.org. ta, which welcomes patrons to stroll, shop, dine, and sip through a weekly Farmers’ N Love Your Park occurs at various green Market, late shopping, and happy hour op- spots across South Philly. loveyourpark.org. tions every Wednesday from 3 to 8 p.m. through Christmas. 215-336-1455. vis- N The Marconi Older Adult Center, iteastpassyunk.com. 2433 S. 15th St., is looking for writers, stagehand actors, and decorators to join its N East Passyunk Community Recre- theater group, which meets 12:30-2 p.m. ation Center, 1025 Mifflin St., holds Beat- Thursdays. Call 215-717-1969. les Night 7:30 p.m. Nov. 11. Tickets: $20. facebook.com/events/834327883370198. N Marines Birthday Bash at Cookie’s Tavern, 2654 S. Alder St., acknowledges N East Passyunk Crossing Civic Associ- the Marine Corps’ 241st birthday 10 a.m. ation oversees a Beautification Committee Nov. 10 to 2 a.m. Nov. 11. facebook.com/ Meeting 7-8 p.m. Nov. 15. Email lauram- events/366253963763640. cella@gmail.com for the location. N Nature in the Neighborhood Classes N The Leafy Streets Tree Tenders vol- occur 10 a.m. Thursdays through Dec. 1. unteer group, which greens 5th to Broad Nov. 10’s topic will be turkeys. Cost is $12-

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$30. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park Gazebo, 15th Street and Pattison Avenue. Call 215-685-0008, or email eastpassyunkcrc@ gmail.com. N Newbold Neighbors Association holds a Clean and Green Meeting 6:30 p.m. Nov. 16. Email clean@newboldneighbors. org for location; oversees a Public Zoning Meeting 6:30-7:30 p.m. Nov 14 at the Reed Street Apartments, 16th and Reed streets; recommends a South Broad Street Neighbors Association Meeting 7-8 p.m. Nov. 15 at Constitution Health Plaza, Conference Center, 1930 S. Broad St.; and a Point Breeze CDC Public Zoning Meeting 6:30-7:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at 1155 S. 20th St. newboldneighbors.org. N Novack Brothers Corp. recommends a Fall Volunteer Day celebration 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Nov. 12 at 3660 S. Lawrence St. facebook.com/events/114688649009992. N South of South Neighborhood Association, 1901 Christian St., holds a SOSNA Dines Out at Bistro SouthEast, 1824 South St., 6-7:30 p.m. Nov. 14; hosts a Clean and Green/Carpenter Green Meeting 7-8 p.m. Nov. 15; and a Zoning Committee Meeting 7-9 p.m. Nov. 16. southofsouth.org. A>@ brood’s political comprehension, especially because they left Italy as Benito Mussolini was ushering in Fascism as the way of life; her immersion into their tales as she was coming of age; and her continuing desire to give life to what her lineage has meant as she has added children to the bloodline, said. “Here’s hoping she can release more books that are as heartfelt.� Simolke holds a similar wish and mentioned a manuscript about bullying faced by Italians at the hands of the Ku Klux Klan. Before she devotes more attention to that plot, she hopes to make the acquaintance of many more residents in the City of Brotherly Love through a possible return trip, as last week’s stay did not afford anywhere near enough time to take in the scenery. “I’m still so fortunate to be able to promote ‘Children of Italy,’� she said of the story of love, secrets, and betrayal. “I love looking back and forward at the same time, and writing this book really helped to give me perspective on the conviction that people show in making a way for themselves and their loved ones.� A>@ Visit amazon.com. Contact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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ith the weather getting colder and the holidays approaching, this is a critical time of year to make sure local food pantries and other agencies have stocked shelves. With the generosity of the community and the hard work and dedication of the Boy Scout Troop 147 extended family, the group is able to collect, sort and process some 3,000 to 6,000 canned goods each year. Troop 147 will

distribute bags with instructions on Saturday with pick-up the following Saturday, Nov. 19. Collecting, sorting and processing for Philabundance will take place at the Trinity Church Cemetery, 18th and Wolf streets. For more information, visit facebook.com/phillytroop147 or 147bsa. org. SPR Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/ briefs.

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fervently subscribes to is that state store wine is watered down. Is it Dom Perignon? No matter. If it’s sold in a state store, it’s just “state store wine.� I was about to tell Uncle that our local supermarket is now selling wine, but I thought it best to get off the subject lest Uncle’s mood turn dark. Instead I turned the subject to Halloween. Uncle loves the American holiday. Asked about how he spent this recent Halloween, Uncle told me that he gave out torrone (Italian nougat candy) to trickor-treaters. He surprised me by telling me how he used to love it when I was a kid, and came to his door dressed in my Halloween costume. “One year you got a lot of attention,� he said. “You came dressed as the Holy Ghost.� “The third member of The Blessed Trinity?� I asked. Uncle reminded me that at the tender age of eight, for some reason I had a fixation with the Holy Ghost. “You thought he didn’t get enough attention,� he said. “There’s the Father and the Son, who get all the attention, but who ever talks about the Holy Ghost? That’s what you said.� Uncle poured some of his wine from a prune juice bottle into his water glass. “The neighbors thought you were Casper the Friendly Ghost, but you insisted you were part of the Blessed Trinity. They were impressed, but I knew you were a bit of a show-off even back then.� With Uncle you never knew where the conversation would turn and he suddenly brought up the subject of Chinese food. I think the appearance of a TV ad for antacid medication may have caused his abrupt change of subject. The ad featured General Tso’s chicken. Uncle can never remember the name of that particular general, and often refers to the dish as General Washington’s chicken. As one who considers himself patriotic, Uncle often substitutes “Washington� whenever he forgets a proper name (the new Eagles quarterback is Carson “Washington�). Inevitably when we get around to discussing Chinese food, Uncle wonders aloud about the utility of chopsticks. Uncle bows to no one in his respect for Chinese innovation, but he believes that chopsticks

are vastly overrated. This is one area where Uncle and I are in agreement. If there is one thing in which the western world has outpaced the Chinese it is in the invention of the fork. Historians tell us that the fork was likely invented during the time of the Byzantine Empire and perhaps even can be traced back to Ancient Greece. There is no greater pleasure, as Uncle likes to say, then the art of twirling your spaghetti with a fork. With the possible exception of handling peas, Uncle believes that the fork is one of the premier inventions in the history of kitchen utilities. I add that while it is understandable that the Chinese continue to prefer chopsticks for what may be cultural pride, it is downright pretentious for Americans to use them when dining in Asian restaurants. Uncle theorizes that these Americans are just “showoffs,� quite possibly of Abruzzese descent (Uncle loves the Abruzzese, but is inclined to believe that they are inherently showoffs). I glanced over at Uncle’s new HD television set. “How do you like your new TV?� I asked. Uncle told me he got a good buy on it because the salesman told him that the new ultra high definition sets are phasing out these HD models. Uncle doesn’t understand why anyone would need ultra high definition television. “I can already see the little hairs growing out of Jim Gardner’s ears� is the way he put it. I noticed that instead of using the remote control, Uncle got up to change the channel (he rarely watches anything but the Weather Channel, except when Kelly Ripa is on. Uncle has formed an intense dislike for Michael Strahan and believes that he betrayed Kelly by leaving the show). “Why don’t you use the remote?� I asked. Uncle explained that he gets more exercise this way. “But you only change the channel twice a day to put on Kelly Ripa and then to go back to the Weather Channel when her show is over.� “Then maybe they should put Kelly on more often,� he replied. A>@

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hen pondering new challenges as she neared the end of her presidency for the Passyunk Square Civic Association, Pam Zenzola, as she had done 24 years ago when moving to Japan as a newlywed, wondered what role she could acquire to cater to her desire to be a giver. Last month, the 62-year-old secured an impressive answer to her inquiry by becoming the executive director of the East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District. “I’m just so much about community, so something like this is truly compelling,� the overseer said from her office space that is situated not far from the gateway to the popular commercial corridor. “The more that people get involved, the more we will all feel better as members of this neighborhood. My time here, therefore, will be dedicated to building new bonds and strengthening existing ones.� Zenzola gladly recalled her giddiness when learning of the position, saying to husband Ed “I think I really, really want this.� With her beau’s blessing and intense familiarity with the district through duties performed for then-executive director Renee Gilinger plus residence within Passyunk Square, she set herself to filling the big shoes left behind and growing the 14-year-old entity’s reputation as a communal energizer. “I’m looking to put my mark, my stamp, on things,� Zenzola said of helping around 160 establishments to excel. “It’s about drawing attention to their sites because there’s such diversity to what they offer, and it’s all in the name of giving people great experiences when they make trips along the avenue.� The eager employee noted she does not feel as if she needs to reinvent the wheel, as the positive spin that circulates through the environs is already serving as a source of inspiration for her efforts, including contributions to Oct. 29’s Fall Fest and Spooky Saturday and Nov. 5’s Antique/ Vintage Market and Sidewalk Sale. Heavily contemplating connecting

B?<;IJOB;I places and patrons to a greater degree, which 10 monthly Facebook-based business profiles have begun to do, Zenzola has vowed always to consider what will have an immediate impact on the encouragement of proposals from possible occupants and what will spur guests to intensify the avenue’s allure. While she has held her post for only one month, she is approaching everything as a savvy veteran might, owing, most certainly, to her love for everything South Philly. “I always need to do something, and I will forever want to give back,� Zenzola said. “I remember my niece telling me that my energy matched that of South Philly, so I love exploring that sentiment every day. This is a huge area to promote, and I love that task. It gives me such a sense of excitement, too, to interact with such innovators. Things can only get better.� THE NORTH PHILLY native nurtured an interest in philanthropy as a girl and came of age in the city’s Northeast section. Entering the workforce once she completed her studies at Archbishop Ryan High School,

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she commenced a 20-year career with gas titan ARCO, with her departure being one of three major life events that 1992 would bring her. “What a year!� Zenzola exclaimed of the stretch of time that also saw her become a bride and head to Tokyo for her partner’s employment obligations to ARCO. “It definitely signalled a transformation for how I look at the world and how much I felt I could contribute to the bigger picture.� Initial doubts about how she would find her way bowed to the belief that she would eagerly involve herself with whatever endeavors would become apparent, with the Tokyo English Hot Line sustaining her motivation. Japan’s capital city proved “so orderly,� and she came to appreciate so many aspects of the culture, including locals’ upholding of “the wa,� or “the harmony,� that implies peaceful unity and conformity among a social group. Life in Hong Kong, which the Zenzolas began toward the end of ’93, proved quite the opposite, as citizens found themselves more open to consider the best implementation

of their talents. For the owner of constantly evolving compassion, that meant assisting children without families and pregnant adolescents. “That got me hooked,� Zenzola said of how her work with Mother’s Voice enhanced her attraction to being an advocate for believing in the value of everyone’s role in a society’s overall upkeep and evolution. “I’d already understood the needs of others, but that was a huge opportunity to push for real change.� An affinity for comprehending the depth of her possible immersion into Asian culture also led her to lead the league of women voters in Hong Kong and to serve as the president for the territory’s American Women’s Association. She and Edward returned to the United States in 2000, settling in Horsham, where she also busied herself with community-based undertakings. “I eventually grew to miss the hustle and bustle of city life,� Zenzola said of a yearning that helped her to become a South Philly resident eight years ago. “There’s so much to experience in such

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