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Published by Renna Media Issue 28 • January 2018 HIGH SCHOOL FALL SPORT’S ATHLETES RECOGNITION Place Your Tuesday, December 12, 2017, at the Town Conference Meeting, the following Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School Ad In Athletes were honored: Ben Fleischer Cross Country First Team e! All County; Brandon Garcia Cross Country First Team All ThisA GSREpAaT c County; Madeline Bord Cross Country First Team All County; ATTENTION GRABBER Michael Ferrara Boys Soccer First Team All County; Brogan Quigley Boys Soccer First Team All County; Cooper Heisey #1 in completed passes in 2017; #1 in passing yards with 3039 yards and which broke the previous school passing record in a single season, was named First -Team All - Area Football by the Courier News and was a 2017 Maxwell Football Club New Jersey Mini Max Award recipient. Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team has won the Union County Championships for the eighth season in a row. Team members are: Taylor Diggs; Ashley First come, first served. Vincent; Danielle Mrozek; Kaitlyn Mrozek; Gina Fahrenholz; Kayla Krutis; Brianna O’Brien; Erica Muskus; Sabrina DiLollo; CALL TINA Kylie Bierne; Kerri McNeely; Maria DelSordi; Isabella Corsaro; Stefanie DeVizio; Maggie Traina; Gabriella Kowlaczyk; FOR DETAILS Elizabeth Ley; Gabby Aloe; Maya Kessler; Isabelle Richardson; (above, back) Mayor Al Smith and Councilman John 908-418-5586 Michaela Genty; Maya Sutterlin; Jada Gomillion; Brooke Del Sordi Jr.; (front) members of Scotch Plains-Fanwood Klurman; Corinne Lyght; Abigail Hanvey; and Jamie Valian. High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team.

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If you drove past Scotch Plains-Fanwood High Executive Vice-President who spearheaded the The Raiders Don’t Risk It Project is a dramatic School last month you might have thought that involvement of the DECA Club members. presentation to educate the seniors of SPFHS there was a traffic accident on Happel Court. In Throughout the school day, seniors went out to about the true consequences of poor decisions fact, it was a drill brought about by the efforts of Happel Court during their Health and PE classes while driving. When students see their friends the Scotch Plains and Fanwood Police and watched the events unfold immediately as if and peers covered in a tarp and another being Departments, the Scotch Plains Fire Department, there had been a crash. Students were able to hand cuffed, it hits home. It is even more gut the Fanwood Rescue Squad, the Municipal witness a reality-based portrayal of the aftermath wrenching to see the reaction of the parent actors Alliance Committee, the Scotch Plains-Fanwood of the crash and the response by law enforcement, finding out that their teen did not survive the PTA Chemical Dependency Committee, and emergency personnel and family members. The crash and how poor driving decisions can impact DECA, the co-curricular Marketing Club of event was to remind the seniors of the risks and so many people. Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School. The legal ramifications of driving while under the After the reenactment, the seniors participated purpose of this drill was for the senior class at the influence or distracted as in texting, using a cell in a question and answer session with Sergeant high school to witness a simulation of the loss of phone, or horse playing. Seniors Caitlin Bourke, Brown and Chief Ted Conley of the Scotch Plains life and injury that happens when driving while Ryan Lopez, and Nate Redmount played the roles Police Department, Chief Richard Trigo of the distracted or under the influence. of the students in the vehicle. PTA volunteers Fanwood Police Department, and Liz Knodel- The Raider’s Don’t Risk It Project was the Dawn Smith, Jennifer Powers, and Lisa Gordon the District Student Assistance brainchild of Marjorie Fitzgibbon, DECA Ciarrocca were featured in the roles of parents of Coordinator. After the Q&A, students were also Advisor, and SPFHS student Catie Currie, DECA the students. able to tour the crashed vehicle.

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The beloved Santa Parade through Fanwood about 380 homes across town. brought awe and smiles across town on Saturday, Thanks to everyone who makes this possible December 16th. A coating of snow brought an every year but mostly the Fanwood Fire extra holiday touch to our annual tradition which Department and the family members of the goes back some 50 years. With his helpers from firefighters who collect, sort and box the gifts and the Fire Department, Rescue Squad and PBA arrange everything into an orderly route for Santa Local 123, Santa delivered over 1,000 gifts to and his helpers.

(above) Santa delivers a present to a little girl (above) Mayor Colleen Mahr with words of (above) Santa with Patrick Klouda. on LaGrande Avenue. thanks before the parade embarks.

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(above) Councilman Tom Kranz with Bob and Grace Kruthers. (above) Thanksgiving Food Drive 2017. TEEN PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST: "YOUR TOWN THROUGH YOUR EYES"

If your child is in grades 6-12 and they have Plains library card holders in grades 6-12. Must an interest in photography, the Fanwood Library be your original photo and limited to ONE (1) Teen Photography contest is officially underway! entry per person. The deadline for submission is Those interested must take a photograph that February 15, 2018. captures Fanwood-Scotch Plains through their For more information, visit the Fanwood eyes. This contest is open to all Fanwood-Scotch Library site at: www.fanwoodlibrary.org (above l-r) Councilman Russ Huegel; Senior FANWOOD RECREATION WINTER PROGRAMS Club president Joe Bruno; Police Chief Richard Trigo; Councilwoman Kathy Mitchell; FOR CHILDREN AND SENIORS and Councilman Tom Kranz. CHILDREN SENIORS Fanwood Recreation’s upcoming lineup of Fanwood Recreation announces its fall after-school programs offers a fun, exciting mix program schedule for Fanwood seniors. of the old and the new. Returning are such Programs begin the week of January 1, 2018, and favorites as LEGO Club, Babysitting run weekly through the week of March 26, 2018. Certification Class, Junior First Responders, and Classes include aerobics, yoga, zumba, water Child’s Play Challenge Course. exercise and tai chi. And, for the first time, for those young All classes will be held in the recreation scientists who like creating things that are a little building at Forest Road Park, with the exception bit icky, Fanwood Recreation presents Slime- of water exercise, which will be held at the JCC ology! of Central NJ Wilf Jewish Community Campus Plus, for our youngest athletes, USA Sports indoor pool. Group offers several sections of Soccer Squirts The fee is $15 per program for Fanwood and (ages 3 to 5, 5 to 6)—indoors! Scotch Plains residents; $30 for all others. Most of these programs will begin the week of To register online and pay by credit card, January 22, 2018. For more information, please go to fanwoodrecreation.org. including detailed descriptions, dates, times, Or, if you prefer to pick up a registration form (above) The Moonglowers prices, and age group, go to and pay by check, please go to from Scotch Plains/Fanwood High School fanwoodrecreation.org, where you can also Fanwood Borough Hall, played holiday tunes. register and pay. 75 N. Martine Avenue. • RESIDENT ROCK STAR, PAT DINIZIO, DIES AT 62 Fanwood Post Page 9 • January 2018 By Maryanne Christiano-Mistetta Photo by Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta

Tuesday, December 12, 2017, Pat DiNizio, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, and . front man of , died at the age of DiNizio, was not only a prolific songwriter, but 62. Causes of his death were not immediately also a fine storyteller. As he shared great tales in revealed, though it was known he was suffering between songs at these informal shows, it was from health complications over the past few like getting a private basement rehearsal show. years, including nerve damage. But he continued Afterwards, as always, he was accessible, to perform with his arm in a sling. casually chatting with fans and friends. A resident of Scotch Plains, the lead singer and A diehard fan of The Who, DiNizio showed up songwriter formed The Smithereens in 1980 with at the Fanwood Library in 2015 when author bandmates , , and Mike Michael Rosenbloom, who wrote “When Stars Mesaros. Were in Reach,” gave a presentation about The Throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s Who performing at Union Catholic High School they sold millions of records/CDs of their in Scotch Plains back in 1967. From the melodic pop alternative hits like, “A Girl Like audience, DiNizio participated by sharing You,” “,” “Behind the Wall of anecdotes about being a music fan growing up. Sleep,” and “Blood and Roses.” Scotch Plains was dear to DiNizio. He lived in The video for “Blood and Roses” had other places – England, Chicago, L.A., and New moderate rotation on MTV. “Blood and Roses” Orleans for a bit, but resided in Scotch Plains was also featured on the 1980s TV show “Miami until his death. In 2010, he told The Aquarian Vice.” Other tunes were scored in many movie Arts Weekly that it was the only place in the soundtracks. world he felt “centered” and that “New Jersey is The Smithereens’ music also made its way into my home.” many New Jersey nightclubs such as Aldo’s in Condolences to his family, close friends, and Lyndhurst and The Loop Lounge in Passaic. bandmates. DiNizio’s music will live on in our They also played at New Jersey’s original music hearts – much more than “a memory.” club The Dirt Club, in Bloomfield, before their career skyrocketed. In 1990 “A Girl Like You” broke into the Top 40, reaching No. 38 on the Billboard pop charts. Throughout the years, The Smithereens tour- supported bands like the Pretenders, Tom Petty, and . DiNizio released several solo albums and in You Served For Us...Now 2001 he launched his “Living Room Tour,” It’s Your Time to Relax... where he’d perform at the homes of fans, by request. That same year, he was also one of the first musicians to support XM Satellite Radio, becoming a host and program director. In addition to his recording successes, he had - For Individuals, age 62 plus. an audiobook called “Confessions of a Rock - Income: $18,000- $58,600 Star” and produced an independent film, “King - Private suite with full bath. Leisure.” - Dining, maintenance In later years, DiNizio continued performing & cleaning included. both with The Smithereens and acoustic solo P- OLEnA-FSEloCoAr LLL au(n9d0r8y,) 526-8130 shows. In 2015 he’d appear on a weekly basis at onO-R siVteIS pITarCkiHngC . HOUSING .ORG (above) Pat DiNizio performing at Duke Island - Wi-Fi throughout. Crossroads in Garwood, performing intimate sets FOR MORE INFO . paying homage to bands like The Monkees, The Park, Bridgewater, New Jersey, 2013. - Handicap Accessible. IT’S TIME FOR NEW DENTURES! Proven success for 25 years! Gina Suriano Barber If your dentures … Making Moves Happen • Are loose Cell: 908-917-4577 • Over 5 years old • Have been repaired many times Or … SAVE Your Community Real Estate Expert • You would like to improve your smile $500 Specializing In The Marketing and Sales of Then call today for an appointment! UPPER & LOWER Homes in Scotch Plains, Fanwood & Westfield. • The doctors at Dentalcare associates DENTURES* *Reg. 2050-$2295 per arch Add’l fees NJAR Circle of Excellence 1989 – 2016 will provide all your denture needs. may be incurred. Present this ad. Not valid with other offers. Dr. R. Scalera Jr, Ask about Implant NJ Monthly 5 Star Professional 2012- 2016 Most Insurances Accepted Director. Expires 1/31/18 RM supported dentures Interest Free Financing Westfield East Office 209 Central Ave. 908-322-7800 • 1 HOUR DENTURE REPAIRS 567 Park Ave.,Scotch Plains NJ • 3 HOUR LAB RELINES 908-233-555 x 186 www.njdentalcare.com/dentures • LABORATORY ON PREMISES www.GinaSellsNJHomes.com All repairs schedule permitting • Fanwood Post Page 10 • January 2018 CDC THEATRE PREPS THRIFT SHOP FRESHLY STOCKED

CRIMES OF THE HEART The Thrift Shop at the Fanwood Presbyterian been busy and will be filling the shelves and Church opened on Wednesday January 4th with racks continually. Rehearsals are underway for Beth Henley’s freshly stocked clothing. There is a large The Shop will be open each Wednesday from “Crimes of the Heart” at CDC theatre in selection of winter coats and clothing for 10am to 4pm. Cranford, New Jersey. Warm-hearted, irreverent, children of all ages and featured at this time is a The Thrift Shop is located on McDermott zany and brilliantly imaginative, the play teems good selection of clothing for large women. Place at the rear of the Church complex. with humanity and humor as it examines the Many of these items for sale are new or nearly For further information and directions please plight of three young Mississippi sisters betrayed new. call the church office at 908-889-8891 or e-mail by their passions. “Crimes of the Heart” won Best The volunteers who work at the Shop have [email protected]. Play from the NY Drama Critics Circle, was nominated for a Tony Award, and Beth Henley won the Pulitzer Prize in 1981. The 1986 film version was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Screenplay. “The Pulitzer Prize is given to honor a distinguished play that deals in an original way with American life. It is no wonder Beth Henley was given this honor at the age of twenty-five for her very first professionally-produced play,” stated Director Maurice Moran. The cast is made up of Maeve Brady, Rebecca Dolan and Katherine Brown as the three Magrath sisters, Lenny, Meg and Babe, with Danielle Mastropiero as Chick, Joe Leo as Doc, and Zach Mazout as Barnette. The production will run from February 16 through 24 and details and tickets can be found by visiting cdctheatre.org. CDC Theatre, New Jersey’s oldest continuously producing community theatre, is located at 78 Winans Avenue in Cranford.

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