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woke up Nov. 9 to someone pounding on my door. I reached for my bathrobe, and ran downstairs only to find Uncle Nunzi Tom Cardella holding my Daily News. He seemed agitated. “Oh, it’s you,â€? I said, rather ungraciously. “You were expecting Christine Flowers?â€? he replied. I really was not in the mood for Uncle rubbing my face in last night’s Trump victory. But Uncle was not a Trump fan, and that was not his purpose. I think he wanted to make sure I didn’t have any sharp implements around me. I half-expected he would force me to give him my belt as well. Beneath his breath, Uncle muttered, “The spaccone won.â€? 1][[c\Wbg ZWOWa]\ 0SbV 2]cUVS`bg O\R ^`W\QW^OZ /\R`Se :cY]d O`S SOUS` T]` bVS OcU[S\bObW]\a b] A]cbVeO`Y¸a This morning was no time for bacon aQV]]ZgO`R and eggs, so as Bob Dylan once sang, P h o t o b y Ti n a G a r c e a u “We started out on burgundy and soon hit the harder stuff.â€? The “harder stuff,â€? in this instance, was a prune juice bottle filled with Uncle’s homemade wine, the kind of stuff you drink out of glasses that once held grape jelly. As we sipped the wine, we started imagining the unimaginable. I began speculating what a Trump victory might mean — Rudy Giuliani as Attorney Gen-

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Crossing school, 1835 S. Ninth St. two days removed from a trip to New Mexico, where he touted another jewel in Southwark’s suddenly crowded crown, its Two-Way immersion initiative for bilingual mastery. “This will advance our goals immensely, and I’m proud of everyone who has had a role and will continue to see it to fruition.� On Oct. 19, he and other local project pioneers bore bright smiles in accepting the Community Design Award, with Collaborative Board of Directors member Jeff Goldstein tabbing their brainchild, conceived in conjunction with the renowned landscape architecture entity OLIN, a “standout for its design excellence.� Lauding its “intimate collection of elements,� namely multi-use surfaces, play structures

and rain gardens, the presenter said the submission blew everyone away, an assertion that especially pleased Beth Dougherty. “There are so many great things happening within these walls,� the community liaison and 2014 South Philly Review Difference Maker said of a vast array of thriving bonds with area allies. “It’s going to be even better to have something so unifying outside of them, too.� Lukov, under whom enrollment has gone from 540 during his inaugural year, to 790, stated the look of the 50,700-square foot modification is evolving and will benefit from input from the Philadelphia Water Department, the School District of Philadelphia, and the Trust for Public Land, ASS 2`OU]\ 5`SS\ ^OUS ,,

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ecause of the rapidity with which the world ushers change into the workforce, one can often feel as if he or she needs a ton of skills simply to remain relevant. Ask Ellie Mooney what she sees as the necessary key to keeping afloat, and she will gladly reply with “adaptability.� Through Jan. 8, the versatile veteran of Philadelphia’s stage community is enjoying another cherished chance to show her fluidity by playing Miss Gulch and The Wicked Witch of the West for the Walnut Street Theatre’s “The Wizard of Oz� production. “It’s just such a wonderful opportunity,� the Queen Village resident said shortly after a flight scene rehearsal at the playhouse, which is enlisting the musical adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s timeless narrative as the second show

in its 208th anniversary season. “My interest and curiosity have been growing each day because not only is this a classic but also since it’s in the hands of wonderful people.� When learning early last winter of the work’s placement among the theater’s upcoming offerings, Mooney thought about securing an ensemble presence, but the overseers desired a different use of her talent and cast her in the roles that Margaret Hamilton made famous in the 1939 cinematic masterpiece. Owing to eagerness to make any role a reflection of her regard for fraternizing with fellow performance buffs, she soared with enthusiasm in taking on the tasks, especially with respect to the broom-wielding antagonist. “I thought, ‘Yes, a new voice and a new laugh,’� Mooney recalled of her giddiness with the materials, which stretches back to her Bucks County-based childhood. “I really wanted to dig in and do my best to give life to a story that

will always have a special place in my heart.� She showed off those novel components of her involvement with glee during the aforementioned run-through of the show that opened last night, drawing praise from peers when saying that helping Dorothy Gale to reach the titular wise man would serve as the Scarecrow’s “last burning ambition.� Thrilled yet again to assist the Walnut Street Theatre, which has employed her nearly 20 times, including concurrent directing duties for “A Christmas Carol,� she loves the trust with which the powers that be endow her to present projects that make exceptional use of her fascination with transformation. “I get to learn so much each time around because one thing informs another and constantly pushes me to give more of myself,� the courter of captivating endeavors said. “This is always going to be my home. To put it lightly, I feel very, very useful here.�

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To the Editor: TRUMP WINS seemed to be missing on the front covers of all newspapers. Why is that? Is it because the media likes to add wood to the fire and play with people’s emotions? They like to stir things up and make more trouble? I am all for freedom of speech and for the right to protest. All of us have the right for our voice to be heard! Protest all you want in a calm, nonviolent manner. But stop feeding into the media’s propaganda. Throughout my life, a lot of candidates that I backed lost. I didn’t take off from work. I didn’t need therapy.

I didn’t ruin anyone’s private property. I mended my emotional wounds and moved on. Since May, the front of my house has been vandalized, egged, and burned, and offensive signs were left on my door. On the day of the election, I was spit on, screamed at, pushed, cursed, and kicked, and every sign I put up was ripped down! Why ? Where was my freedom of speech? Where was my voice? Where was my right to vote for whomever I choose? Let’s get it together, people. Let’s be strong and show the world just how great we are! God Bless and protect America and President-elect Trump. Janice Di Joseph South Philly

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Emerging as one nation To the Editor: Thanks to Joseph Myers for his post election coverage of how South Philly voted (“Clinton Wins ... South Philly,� Nov. 10). Obviously, the nation did the opposite. Let’s face reality. Any Democrat running in 2016 for president would have had a struggle, because too many see the present leadership as not addressing their problems. What Joe did not mention was a Catholic backlash against Clinton’s pro-abortion platform. That was one game changer, as was her poor word choice in describing half of Trump supporters as “deplorables.� The FBI e-mail scandal did not help. Not to say that Trump is an angel, but he offered change and that was enough for many. Since Trump did not win an Electoral College landslide, and the popular vote did go to Clinton, the message voters are sending is mixed. They want, for example, to keep their health insurance without seeing the premiums rise. They want better paying jobs and access to quality education without seeing taxes go up. They want to see an end to terrorism. These are tall orders for any government. This election offers unique opportunities for both parties to work for a better country. Let’s pray that real progress emerges from all the recent turmoil. Gloria C. Endres South Philadelphia

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“I’m settling in. There are people who feel (Trump) can do no right and those who think he can do no wrong. It will be interesting to see how he governs.� Dan Lanzilloti, 600 block of Morris Street

that recently appeared in South Philadelphia. It is horrifying to see swastikas and other symbols of hate appear in our community, especially in the vibrant multicultural neighborhood where this occurred. We are thankful to local law enforcement officials for taking this incident very seriously and encourage anyone with information to come forward to help catch the perpetrator. We cannot help but note that this apparent hate crime in Philadelphia occurred on the anniversary of Kristallnacht or the Night of Broken Glass. This was one of the first large organized attacks on Jews living throughout Nazi Germany in 1938. The symmetry of these two dates raises chilling questions about the direction of our nation. We do not know if this is an isolated incident or part of a frightening national trend. However, it is clear to us that the troubling rhetoric used by some in the recent presidential election has emboldened individuals who identify with hate groups and white supremacist ideology. This behavior has no place in an open, inclusive, and just society. It must be strongly confronted at every possible opportunity by all people who support freedom, democracy and common decency. The Jewish Labor Committee was founded over 80 years ago to oppose the spread of fascism and Nazism. We stand ready today to join with like-minded people from all backgrounds who are disgusted by rising bigotry and intolerance. It is vital that people of good conscience stand together in solidarity at this critical moment, regardless of race, religion, nationality, or ethnic background. The Philadelphia Jewish Labor Committee Comment on these letters or topics at southphillyreview.com/opinion/letters.

“I didn’t vote. Nothing resonated with me about their messages, but I hope the country will be OK in Trump’s hands.� Karen Curry, 2900 block of Dickinson Street

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n Nov. 9, authorities reported to the 900 block of South Sixth Street to find cars and a home bearing racist and pro-Donald Trump graffiti, with surveillance footage capturing this image as the suspect fled in an unknown direction. The Philadelphia Police Department has not ruled out the possibility that the at-large individual also pulled off three more incidents the same morning. The first featured the pro-Nazi declaration “Sieg Heil 2016� and “Trump,� with a swastika replacing the “T,� on an empty store’s windows on the 1300 block of South Broad Street. “Trump� and a swastika appeared on a utility box on Broad and Reed streets, too, with Fifth and Fitzwater streets also a target. Contact South Detective Division at 215-6863013, text PPDTIP (773847), or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

/ QOZO[Wb]ca QOZZ A driver ended up assaulted in Grays Ferry. The Uncle Oogie’s employee drove to the 1500 block of South Stanley Street at 5:40 p.m. Nov. 6 and met with the orderer, who said his money was in his home, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. A second male approached her vehicle, leading the driver to try to shut it off, but the first suspect snatched the food and tried to retreat to a residence. The complainant grabbed the fleeing figure, but he replied with punches and hair pulls and escaped into the home. She described the offenders as black, with the first being 17 to 22 years old and 5-foot-10 to 6 foot; having a dark complexion, a heavy build, and a short afro; and wearing a T-shirt and jeans; and the second as black, 17 to 22 years old, and 5-foot-10 to 6 foot; having a dark complexion and a thin build; and wearing a gray hoodie with white strings, and white and dark pajama pants over gray sweatpants. Contact South Detective Division at 215-6863013, text PPDTIP (773847), or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

said. The second complainant assisted the stranger, who inquired if they wanted to buy marijuana. He then pulled out a silver gun and placed it to the benefactor’s ribs. He and his accomplice took their their cell phones, $65, and identification and debit cards and fled toward 13th and Johnston streets. The victims described them as black, with the first being 20 to 25 years old and 6 foot; having a dark complexion, a thin build, and short black hair; and wearing a red hoodie, black jeans, and dark Nikes; and the second as 20 to 25 years old and 6 foot; having a long beard and a heavy build; and wearing a black hoodie and dark blue jeans. Contact South Detective Division at 215-6863013, text PPDTIP (773847), or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

1VO\\SZW\U O Q`W[S The depicted male pulled off a residential burglary in Marconi East. Yesterday, the Philadelphia Police Department issued the image of the individual, who, at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 23, exited what might be a Ford Explorer on the corner of 11th and Johnston streets and proceeded to walk to the rear of the block. He entered a home, emerged shortly afterward with a television, and escaped via his vehicle. Contact South Detective Division at 215-6863013 with DC#16-03-059968, text PPDTIP (773847), or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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Police are looking for leads in a gentlemen’s club-situated shooting. At 3:23 a.m. Monday, authorities met with the complainant at Mercy Hospital, learning he had suffered an upper left leg gunshot wound outside Club Onyx, 2908 S. Christopher Columbus Blvd. Viewing video footage, they determined security had escorted him from the site and that he then engaged up to eight men in a conversation, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. Something soon startled them, and the complainant fell to the ground, eventually hobbling to the rear of the parking area, where he discovered his injury. As of press time, police had no information on the possible shooter(s). Contact South Detective Division at 215-686Three teens parted with possessions in a Mar3013, text PPDTIP (773847), or visit phillypoconi robbery. lice.com/forms. SPR The adolescents were walking in Marconi Plaza, 2700 S. Broad St., just after 9 p.m. Nov. 5 when two unknown individuals approached them, Contact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillywith one asking if anyone had a light, Detective review.com/new/policereport. Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division

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Goodwin’s family attended the ceremony. He is survived by, among others, his wife, Kelly; son Michael Jr.; and daughter, Dorothy Dunn. The Philadelphia Police and Fire Pipes and Drums performed Anchors Aweigh and other patriotic and military hymns to honor Goodwin, a U.S. Navy veteran. The Rev. William Chiriaco, pastor at St. Anselm Catholic Church, blessed the green and white Michael R. Goodwin Sr. Memorial Highway sign. Also in attendance were White, City Councilman Brian O’Neill, Fire Commissioner Adam Thiel, a Boy Scout troop and members of Warriors’ Watch Riders. A>@ -Tom Waring Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/briefs.

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making organizational changes, hiring new teachers, introducing innovative professional development opportunities, renewing connections with parents and graduates, and establishing a new board of directors. With regards to the second prize, Robinson revealed that 449 pupils are receiving topnotch instruction, a 5.2 percent increase that includes a 50 percent bump in freshman recipients, resulting in the largest such class in five years. “They’re are all about ‘people,’� Sister Mary Dacey, Healey’s Director of Schools, <Sc[O\\ 5]`SbbW 6WUV AQV]]Z Wa `WQVS` bVO\Ya b] bVS Q][[S\ said, adding “Building relationships is the key to their success in enrollment, develRObW]\a P h o t o p r o v i d e d b y t h e H e a l e y E d u c at i o n F o u n d at i o n opment, academics, and governance because they value traditional relationships The facility, 1736 S. 10th St., and the school facing challenges of changing de- even as they create new ones.� foundation have enjoyed a 14-month af- mographics and a new economy,� stated “The benefits from the awards are many,� filiation, courtesy of the former’s par- their site exhibited the entrepreneurial Robinson explained, with building enticipation in a competitive process with spirit akin to its own boundless ambi- hancements and extracurricular activities the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s high tion by and through “Leveraging Human to receive assistance. “The public relations schools. Robinson noted that the partner, Resources by empowering staff, laity, benefits are tremendous, as our students, through the implementation of its Ad- volunteers, and parents; The ability to be parents, the community, and the other Archvancement Methodology, has provided nimble and adapt to a changing environ- diocesan high schools are seeing the many “human capital to help the school with ment; and Growth through calculated risk benefits that positive change and innovative enrollment, development and fundraising, (analysis, strategy, development and ex- thinking can create for a school.� A>@ and board formation and effectiveness.� In ecution).� recognizing him and his peers, the founTo stand out from the pack and to adContact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ dation, acknowledging Neumann-Goretti vance the tenets of its faith-filled focus, southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyas “the characteristic Catholic inner city the local applicant became a victor by review.com/news/features.

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Photo 1: The Philadelphia Flyers held Military Appreciation Night at the Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St., Nov. 8. Photo 2: The East Passyunk Community Recreation Center, 1025 Mifflin St., welcomed lovers of the Liverpool lads to Friday’s Beatles Night.

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N 3rd Police District, 11th and Wharton streets, recommends attendance at a PSA 2 Meeting 6 p.m. Nov. 17 at The Cambodian Association of Greater Philadelphia, 2416 S. Seventh St.; and encourages assistance with its Advisory Council Toy Drive from 9 a.m to 4 p.m. Nov. 19 at Wal-Mart, 1675 S. Columbus Blvd. 215-686-3030. phillypolice.com/districts/3rd. N The Dickinson Square Park Farmers’ Market takes its seasonal bow 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 20. East Moyamensing Avenue and Morris Street. facebook.com/ events/704047516427441. N East Passyunk Crossing Civic Association is seeking about a dozen volunteers for each shift (You can gladly work both) of its turkey and trimmings giveaway 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Nov. 21 at United Healthcare, 1900 S. Broad St.; and oversees an Education Committee meeting with the Friends of Southwark 7 to 9 p.m. Nov. 22 at the East Passyunk Community Recreation

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and Federal streets, at 6 p.m. Nov. 18; encourages participation in the 17th District Chaplain Motorcade 2:45 to 4 p.m. Nov. 19 at Point Breeze Avenue and Manton Street; and oversees a Neighbors in Action General Meeting 6 to 7 p.m. Nov. 21 at 1634 Wharton St. and a Neighbors Investing in Center, 1025 Mifflin St. 215-685-0008. Childs Elementary meeting 7:30-9 p.m. eastpassyunkcommunitycenter.org. Nov. 21 at American Sardine Bar, 1800 N Fleisher Art Memorial, 719 Catharine Federal St. newboldneighbors.org. St., hosts the Dear Fleisher, First Look Par- N Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish ty 6 to 10 p.m. Nov. 18. fleisher.org/event/ holds its annual basket raffle night 5 to 8 dear-fleisher-4x6-inches-of-art-first-look- p.m. Nov. 19 at 2329 S. Third St. Call 215party. 334-7766 or 215-334-0584. N The Millay Club’s 79th annual Father N Philadelphia Focused Deterrence holds Feider Memorial Communion Breakfast a community meeting 6 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. occurs 9 a.m. to noon Nov. 20 at Penns 17 at Universal Audenried Charter High Landing Caterers, 1301 S. Columbus Blvd. School, 3301 Tasker St. 215-686-9693. Tickets are $20-$40. Call 215-389-0925, philafocuseddeterrence@gmail.com. or email millayclub@gmail.com. N Satin Slipper Day finds Toll Man N The National Shrine of Saint Rita of Joe’s, 26 E. Oregon Ave., donating a porCascia, 1166 S. Broad St., continues its tion of the day’s proceeds to the beloved monthly novena of healing masses 2 p.m. participant in the Mummers Parade noon Nov. 20. 215-546-8333. saintritashrine.org. Nov. 17 to 2 a.m. Nov. 18. facebook.com/ N Newbold Neighbors Association holds events/1597658767208138. an Outreach Committee meeting 7 to 8 p.m. N South Philly Tea Party Patriots meet Nov. 17. Email outreach@newboldneigh- 7 to 9 p.m. Nov. 21 at Prudential Savings bors.org for location; recommends Movie Bank, 1900 Oregon Ave. watchmanree@ Night with the 17th Police District, 20th aol.com.

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N Unity in the Community leads numerous local organizations in the free New Jack Thanksgiving Community Feeding event 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 19 at Point Breeze Avenue and Dickinson Street. Contact 215-292-5081 or tanderson463@comcast.net. N Victim/Witness Services of South Philadelphia oversees a Dance Party 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 17 at Galdo’s Catering, 1933 W. Moyamensing Ave. Cost is $50 for beer, wine, and a buffet. Call 215-551-3360 or visit vwssp.org N West Passyunk Neighbors Association will oversee a tree planting from 9:30 a.m. to noon Nov. 19, with Stephen Girard School, 1800 Snyder Ave. facebook.com/ events/1625842277709152. N The Young Chances Foundation oversees the free 27th Street Community Dinner 5:30 to 8 p.m. Nov. 23 at 2700 Tasker St. Contact Tyrique Glasgow at 267-5852923 or youngchancesfoundation@gmail. com. N XFINITY Live! Philadelphia, 1100 Pattison Ave., hosts Family Movie Night: “Finding Dory� 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 22. Free. facebook.com/events/1719845925006289. A>@

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147 will be picking up bags distributed a week ago on Saturday. Collecting, sorting, and processing for Philabundance, 3616 S. Galloway St., 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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eral wearing his Yankee cap with a smile that reminded you of the undead. Newt Gingrich, the crazy uncle that you were forced to invite every Sunday for dinner, as Secretary of State. Chris Christie as Secretary of Transportation manipulating traffic on I-95 every time he got peeved. Melania Trump as First Lady, Uncle added. “Well, maybe it’s not all bad,� I remarked. Uncle hit me with the rolled up copy of my Daily News. But Uncle smiled because my weak joke meant that his stoonad of a nephew would probably survive after all. How did I feel, he wanted to know. I felt as if I were being forced to eat meatloaf during a chemotherapy treatment. “How’s that for imagery,� I said. “You REALLY don’t like meatloaf, do you?� Uncle replied as he poured what must’ve been his fifth glass of that murky amber substance he called wine. “This is really not getting us anyplace,� I said. Uncle asked if maybe it weren’t wise to take a nice trip somewhere. I began singing “Leaving On A Jet Plane,� the Peter, Paul and Mary version. Uncle reminded me that if I were thinking of going to Canada, they do make their own prosciutto there. Although he quickly added that it couldn’t compare to that which was imported from Parma. “That’s because they cure it with maple syrup,� I said. I was feeling snarky, not gracious in defeat. Canada was probably contemplating building a wall to keep out the Democrats. I have this image of Donald Trump giving his inauguration speech, his orange hair blowing in the wind, while the crowd shouts, “Lock her up!� The Obamas are seated nearby, Michelle contemplating her victory garden being replaced by slot machines, Barack with his head buried in a barf bag. Oh yes, the transition should really be something. When the Clinton staffers left the White House for George W. Bush and his family, they removed all the “Ws� from the typewriters (yes, they had typewriters back then). I have a feeling that the Obama staff might hang photos of Mark Cuban on the walls of the Lincoln bedroom. As the new president, “The Donald,� as

headline writers will likely refer to him, was going to have a few challenges ahead. He made so many promises about what he was going to do his first day in office that he wasn’t going to have time to go to the bathroom or discuss foreign affairs with Bobby Knight. The only question is just what will Trump do first? Rip up Obamacare? He can “liberate� millions of Americans (many of whom no doubt voted for him) from having medical insurance. Those 26-year-olds currently covered by their parents’ insurance can feel the new breath of freedom, too. No more coverage. And insurance companies can be unshackled by government bureaucracy long enough to reinstate pre-existing conditions. (Trump thinking) Maybe I’ll first rip up the Iran Nuclear Treaty, the one that removed the threat of that country getting nuclear weapons in the next 15 years. I do have other choices on that first day. I can send out a notice that from now on NATO is obsolete or that our allies in Japan, Korea, and Germany should get their own nuclear bombs. But hey, what am I saying? The first order of business should be to build that big wall on the border and send Mexico the bill — “And don’t think you’re paying for it in pesos, my amigo.� I don’t think I can make abortion illegal on that first day in office, but my Supreme Court appointments over the next four years can handle that for me. It might take me a week to renegotiate all our trade deals and shut down the flow of Chinese goods into this country. Hope that doesn’t close down Walmart. While I’m at it, I’ll impose a tax on egg rolls and wonton soup. So much to do. Promises to keep. Where did I put my secret plan to defeat ISIS? I need to save some time to spy on all those mosques. Memo to myself — I’ve got to get Putin’s phone number. Wow! I see that Vladimir’s already sent me roses. SPR

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in its 208th anniversary season. “My interest and curiosity have been growing each day because not only is this a classic but also since it’s in the hands of wonderful people.� When learning early last winter of the work’s placement among the theater’s upcoming offerings, Mooney thought about securing an ensemble presence, but the overseers desired a different use of her talent and cast her in the roles that Margaret Hamilton made famous in the 1939 cinematic masterpiece. Owing to eagerness to make any role a reflection of her regard for fraternizing with fellow performance buffs, she soared with enthusiasm in taking on the tasks, especially with respect to the broom-wielding antagonist. “I thought, ‘Yes, a new voice and a new laugh,’� Mooney recalled of her giddiness with the materials, which stretches back to her Bucks County-based childhood. “I really wanted to dig in and do my best to give life to a story that

will always have a special place in my heart.� She showed off those novel components of her involvement with glee during the aforementioned run-through of the show that opened last night, drawing praise from peers when saying that helping Dorothy Gale to reach the titular wise man would serve as the Scarecrow’s “last burning ambition.� Thrilled yet again to assist the Walnut Street Theatre, which has employed her nearly 20 times, including concurrent directing duties for “A Christmas Carol,� she loves the trust with which the powers that be endow her to present projects that make exceptional use of her fascination with transformation. “I get to learn so much each time around because one thing informs another and constantly pushes me to give more of myself,� the courter of captivating endeavors said. “This is always going to be my home. To put it lightly, I feel very, very useful here.�

B?<;IJOB;I MOONEY HAS ALWAYS relied on creative prospects to feel fruitful, with her parents proving quite instrumental, particularly through their owning musical recordings. Cello and ballet lessons offered additional outlets for the maturation of her inquisitive nature, with the latter’s storytelling components a treasure trove of perpetual blessings. “I’d definitely say this life is all I’ve ever wanted,� Mooney said of being among the fortunate few who feel compelled early in life to pursue a passion, tabbing that classification as “delightful and torturous� at the same time, the latter on account of the tireless dedication that a vocation always requires. “My journey has made me a graduate of the school of hard knocks, for sure, but I think having the discipline and the courage to become better is what has kept me going and wondering what I can get out of my finite existence.� DeSales University gave the Doylestown product an initial reply to her musings, and she eventually contemplated transferring to Temple University to further her voice mastery. Interestingly, given her present assignment at the Walnut Street Theatre,

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atre productions will enlist her. Dubbed “a tiny blonde with a big voice, swift feet and all kinds of energy� by a Denver-based reviewer, she looks forward to continuing to give local audiences intense performances bred out of love for their desire to be entertained and her enthusiasm for being a conduit for quality scripts to resonate. “There’s so much to love about being in this field,� she said. “What’s really great is that the learning process never stops. You’ll never feel as if you’ve run out of curiosity.� A>@ 3dS\b( BVS EWhO`R ]T =h 2ObS( BV`]cUV 8O\ & dO`W]ca bW[Sa EVS`S( EOZ\cb Ab`SSb BVSOb`S & # EOZ\cb Ab BWQYSba( '# 1]\bOQb W\T]( # #%" !## ]` eOZ\cbab`SSbbVSOb`S ]`U Contact Staff Writer Joseph Myers at jmyers@ southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/lifestyles.

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scenes. Friends in high places are willing to pull a few strings. Occasionally, it is not what you know but whom you know that matters. Lucky number: 143. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22): Bouncs ing ideas off friends could lead to you launching a creative project together. Team up with someone who is practical and creative. Play the cards right, and this will bring in more money. Your social life positively sparkles with excitement. Lucky number: 451. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22): Getting ind volved in a team effort will draw you out of your shell. It is time to emerge from a period of isolation. You are one of the most versatile signs, and this is your chance to prove you are more talented than some people think. Lucky number: 692. SPR To inquire about a personal reading, call Mystic Terry at 215-467-5162. Comment at southphillyreview.com/artsand-entertainment/horoscopes.

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pedigree, one fully expects a fruitful spring for the bunch. “There will be some really tough competition from schools like St. Joe’s Prep and La Salle, but we’re fully expecting to remain a top tier program,� Zolk said of his players, including senior shortstop Jared Healey, who has committed to Chestnut Hill College, and junior outfielder/pitcher Colin Eiser, who will head to Villanova University. “Plus, the support I’m going to have around me is the very best.� “Out of all my years coaching, he has had the best combination of skill to go with a high IQ of baseball sense,� longtime assistant Joseph Messina said of the fellow alumnus. “His energy was infectious then, and it’s going to translate to coaching.� ZOLK TRANSFERRED TO Neumann-Goretti ahead of his junior season following successful enrollment at the now-shuttered North Catholic High School. All-Catholic designation and co-MVP status in the Blue Division his senior year helped to prove the University of North Carolina wise in having offered

him a scholarship, and he ventured to the Tar Heel State with aspirations of enhancing its classification as an elite program. “I’ve always been someone who wants to contribute and inspire, and going to such a reputable school really taught me so much more about the qualities that you need to have if you want to excel,� he said. “I’m a better player and person for having gone there.� Zolk thrived as a UNC roster member, with his determination leading to his freshman christening as the starting second sacker. Tallying a .293 batting average and a .981 fielding percentage, he also won the chance to regale supporters with tales of the team’s triumphs, as the Tar Heels’ 2013 unit will live forever in the program’s annals by having gone 59-8, capturing the Atlantic Coast Conference’s regular season and tournament championships, earning the top seed for the NCAA Tournament, and advancing to the College World Series in Omaha in registering that mark. He joyfully mentioned the influence that former assistant coach and recruiting coor-

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hen good fortune finds people early in life, a few pinch-me moments are likely to occur when they consider the opportunities ahead. Mike “Zoom� Zolk experienced such astonishment and anticipation Nov. 2, landing the varsity baseball head coach position at Ss. Neumann-Goretti High School, the institution that he helped to lead to the 2011 Catholic League championship as a star second baseman. “I did have a moment recently where I said ‘Did I really just become the coach at Neumann-Goretti’?� the 23-year-old said of his looming return to South Philly. “Being able to shape players and give them guidance is definitely a job that I want, so I’m prepared for everything; it’s go time.� The Northeast Philly resident expressed interest in becoming affiliated with the East Passyunk Crossing-based school again right after the summer resignation of Kevin Schneider, who will helm the program at Immaculata University. As he and his father, Mike “Big Zoom� Zolk, become fully immersed in their duties as owners of Sluggersville Philadelphia, the younger entrepreneur felt now would prove the perfect occasion to intensity outreach to youngsters. “I think Neumann-Goretti is the best opportunity for me as I’m getting in the swing of things,� Zolk said shortly before heading to Sluggersville, the city’s first premier yearround indoor baseball and softball training site, which he and his patriarch purchased in January. “It’s such a great environment and always fields a great group of dedicated guys. I expect a really fun run.� In overseeing the Saints, Zolk will be inheriting the task of continuing a dynasty that has yielded five league titles in the last eight seasons, including the aforementioned ’11 team and the ’12 squad that his father coached. No matter the personnel, the local athletes always find themselves in the championship hunt, and, given their elder’s

dinator Scott Jackson, who accepted a July offer to lead Liberty University’s team, had on his maturation and looks forward to advancing the mentor’s emphasis on “big boy baseball� at Sluggersville, where he is the director of baseball, and at NeumannGoretti. “It’s all about developing players right away and seeing that they feel and are emotionally, mentally, and, of course, physically prepared,� he said first of how his philosophy will benefit the travelers to the Northeast spot, which is undergoing an expansion that will take its size to 36,000 square feet, including a full infield and 10 batting cages; assists nine teams; and has established great connections with baseball beacons, including Phillies’ first base coach Mickey Morandini, with whom he will host an All Skills Camp Nov. 30, Dec. 7 and 14; and how it will inspire the Saints to march past their foes. “As we prepare to have everything done there, which I hope will be by January, I’m eager to think more about how to encourage the NeumannGoretti kids even more, too.� Along with their merit as parochial powerhouses, the Saints will also be defending City and State titles, and Zolk expects for them to have chips on their shoulders when naysayers make their annual forecast that the end is near for their impressive run. Messina, an element of all five league victories, noted “His hire is going to pay dividends, as we are receiving great response from grade school kids who know of his reputation and want to play for a proven winner.� With such esteem and rampant expectations, Zolk vowed not to let a minute go to waste in continuing to mold the Saints as dominators of the diamond. “It’s going to be a young team, but that’s what’s going to make our success even more admirable,� he said. “We want to grow, and we want to win. I wouldn’t have gone after the job if I thought otherwise.� SPR

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N 0OaYSbPOZZ QZW\WQa Precision Player Development offers basketball clinics at St. Thomas Aquinas School, 18th and Morris streets, from 9 to 11 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays; at Guerin Rec Center, 16th and Jackson streets, from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays; and at Murphy Rec Center, Third and Shunk streets, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Thursdays. Contact Stefan Thompson at sthompson.precision@gmail.com or 267-804-0224. N 0WRRg POZZ Philadelphia Focused Deterrence oversees free biddie basketball skills and mentorship sessions for boys and girls ages 11 and under 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays at Dixon House, 1920 S. 20th St. The action runs through Dec. 10. Contact 215-686-9693, or philafocuseddeterrence@gmail.com. Volunteers are also needed. N 0WRRg POaYSbPOZZ Murphy Recreation Center, 300 W. Shunk St., is forming a co-ed, 6-8 year old biddy basketball league. The league fee is $40 and includes T-shirts, trophies, and a pizza party. Call 215-685-1874 for more information. N 0]eZW\U \Sea The Monday Night League at Saint Monica Lanes, 1601 W. Shunk St., is seeking bowlers and teams. Contact Justin, 215-465-1645, or Kathy, 215-468-6520. N 1] SR a]QQS` Murphy Recreation Center, 300 Shunk St., is starting a co-ed soccer league, with a fee of $20, for ages three to five. Registration can occur in person or over the phone through 215-685-1874. Contact Ronnie Hood at giordano215@gmail.com. N 3=; POaSPOZZ The Edward O’Malley Athletic Association, 144 Moore St., is accepting baseball signups for ages 8 to 10 (pitching machine and live pitch) and 10 and younger and 15 and younger (live pitch) 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays. The association is also looking for coaches. Contact Tom, 215-913-1744. N 3=; a]QQS` The Edward O’Malley Athletic Association, 144 Moore St., is taking registrations for its biddy soccer program for ages 3 to 7. The $30 fee includes five sessions of games and practice and a uniform shirt and trophy. Games occur on Saturday mornings. Contact coach John at 215-2664195. N 4OZZ POaYSbPOZZ UYA and Philadelphia Ball Hawks are overseeing a fall 14-and-younger and High School Basketball League at Marian Anderson Recreation Center, 744 S. 17th St. The cost is $10 for an individual player. A free basketball skills clinic for 14-and-younger girls occurs at 10 a.m. Saturdays. Contact coach Lorraine, 267-278-9473 or coach Art, 215-768-3842.

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