The dream to create an Italian American service organization to engage incharitable work, support higher education, and perform patriotic deeds sparked

the formation of UNICO. The name, in Italian, means unique. Placing service to thecommunity before and above their own fraternity made the group one of a kind.

UNICO was formed in 1922 and has become the largest Italian American serviceorganization in the United States. The group was formed in the wake of World War Iwhen the Italian immigrant loyalty to America was in question. Even though ItalianAmericans accounted for twelve percent of the war’s casualties the strong anti-Italianprejudice prevailed. lead organizer Dr. Anthony Vastola wanted to remove any doubtthat the Italian Americans loved their adopted country first and foremost.

There are nineteen states with local districts and chapters. The Elizabeth NewJersey Chapter has been active fifty two years. Its track record for service is extensive.UNICO raises funds and redistributes them to local Elizabeth community serviceorganizations. Members volunteer for these organizations and then pick a communityservice project to complete. Beneficiaries of UNICO support include: St. Joseph’sSocial Service Center, Center of Hope Hospice, St. Anthony’s Church, Our Lady OfGuadalupe Academy, Arc of Union County, Kohler Development Center, andCommunity FoodBank of NJ. The local Chapters also support the national effortssuch as battling Cooley Anemia. Academic scholarships are also awarded on an annual basis.

The ties that bind the group is an Italian ancestry. Preserving Italian traditions and culture is prevalent in everything the club does. Moreso, ittries to promote that culture by recognizing the contributions that Italians have made to this country. The Elizabeth Chapter holds an AnnualDinner Dance that honors a Citizen of the Year for their accomplishments and contributions. This year is the first time that the club has selectedmore than one recipient, in fact, it has chosen three brothers to honor.

Mike, Tom and Philip Colicchio have achieved a level of success in their respective fields. Each have their own brand of success but share thesame sense of satisfaction. They also share a connection with Elizabeth rooted over three generations. They are, in their ways, ambassadors fo thecity. UNICO chose them as 2015 Citizens of the Year because they exemplify the positive characteristics of Italian American culture. Theyembrace the Italian traditions that shaped the community in the Peterstown Section of Elizabeth - God, family and community.

The Colicchio brothers were born and raised on South Broad Street in Elizabeth, New Jersey. They are the sons of Thomas Patrick andBeverly Ann Corvelli Colicchio, and are the grandsons of Mike and Esther Corvelli and Felix and Olga Colicchio. The influence and inspirationprovided by their parents, grandparents, wives, children, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, colleagues and each other areimmeasurable. Dad forged their competitive edge and outgoing side and Mom instilled in them the value of literacy, compassion, humor,cooking, and hard work. She’s a confidante and friend to all three of her sons!

Mike, born in 1961, spent considerable time of his thirty year career living and working throughout North and South America, Europe, andAsia directing and managing financial programs.

Tom, born in 1962, has been a trend setting, world-renowned chef, restauranteur, food activist and television personality. He is ExecutiveChef and CEO of the Crafted Hospitality Group with eight restaurants and a sandwich chain. Tom has been awarded five James Beard Awards

and has won two Emmy Awards. As a founding director of Food Policy Action Group he frequently speaks onCapitol Hill for consumer rights. In 2012 he and his filmmaker wife, Lori Silverbush, produced and directed thehunger documentary “A Place At The Table”.

Philip, born in 1966, played basketball for Elizabeth High School and KeanUniversity. He has been coaching the Linden High School Varsity Basketball squadfor 18 seasons and is approaching his 400th win. His teams have won seven StateChampionships. He was twice named State of New Jersey Coach of the Year andnine times as the Union County Coach of the Year, and in 2006 MSG Networknamed him the Tri-State Coach of the Year. In 2014 the Linden High basketballcourt was named “Coach Colicchio Court”.

The brothers motivate, support and inspire each other and arebenefactors of charities such as Covenant House, The Children ofBellevue Hospital Foundation, The Community Food Bank of NewJersey, Children’s Specialized Hospital, and UNICO which is honoringthem as their 2015 Citizens of the Year.

Published by Joe Renna for the Sons of Peterstown Sports Club

OCT/NOV 15

UNICO IS A ONE OF A KIND ORGANIZATION

ISSUE NO. 102

PRICELESS

(above) Elizabeth UNICO members volunteered at theCommunity Foodbank of NJ for a Day of Service.

(left) Tom, Mike and Phil Colicchio will be honored as UNICO’s 2015 Citizens of the Year at the club’s Annual Dinner Dance on Sunday, October 18, 2015 at L'Affaire Fine Catering, Mountainside, NJ. Tickets are available by calling George Marretta at 908-925-9211 or Nino Quaglia at 908-415-6692. Tickets are available online at www.eventbrite.com and search for UNICO.

Photo by Ralph Abbate

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phone number (only name and town will be printed).Letters should be typed. Letters appear as space

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I wish all the best to my friends in

UNICO. They do a great job of

preserving the traditions that came so

naturally to us growing up. It does ta

ke

an effort today to pull everyone togeth

er. Families are so

spread out that a club like UNICO is n

eeded to create

common ground. It used to be easy to get a

group

together when needed by just walkin

g around the

neighborhood.

Helping each other and those in need

was a way of

life growing up. It’s what our grandp

arents and parents

did. It was a struggle back then and

helping each other

was the way everyone prospered. Th

e past generations

were so successful that the present g

eneration may be

too comfortable to recognize those in need.

One of the traditions that UNICO kee

ps alive is that of

community service. Their motto is “Service be

fore Self”.

How many parents teach that to their kids to

day? If

helping others is not part of your fam

ily life, supporting

UNICO is a good way to start getting

it back.

God bless,

John Sacco, President

Sons of Peterstown Sports Club

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Dear Joe,Your August 2015 edition of Around About Peterstown,

Issue 101, reached me through the courtesy of one of my firstcousins, Irene Rotola (of Cranford by the way) present at theFoti Family Reunion. I really enjoyed picking out cousins Irecognized in the center spread photo. It was delightful to seemany familiar faces and those totally new!

The article on St. Anthony of Padua Church reflected thevibrancy of the present congregation and its pastor. Everyarticle was wonderful to read! I was a young child when weleft Peterstown and yet some memories are still intact!Though my memories of Peterstown are tenuous at best,some are well-remembered and treasured.

Our grandparents, Filippo and Domenica Foti, their foursons (mentioned in the article) and their families each hadtheir own apartment unit in what was then a brick three-storybuilding on the corner of Palmer Street and Third Avenue.

Another wonderful surprise: The article on Page 5 yieldeda tribute to Arthur and Anthony Papetti. I send the brothersmy congratulations upon the recognition and magnitude oftheir efforts.

Many thanks,Romilda FotiBloomington, MN

Dear Sir,I was forwarded a copy of the February 2015 issue of the

Peterstown Newspaper in which you wrote about the PetrucelliFuneral Home and my great uncle, Peter Scutro. It waswonderful to see photographs of him and learn some things Idid not know about my extended family. Bob Belmont, alsomentioned in the article, was especially kind in arranging theinterment of my mother’s ashes several years ago.

Sincerely,Roy ScutroRockledge, Florida

Dear Tina,My family and I read the August 2015 issue of the

Peterstown newspaper and was so surprised to see a photo ofour loving mother on page 6.

My mom and dad were residents of Peterstown basically alltheir lives. We lived in Peterstown, went to St. Anthony’sChurch and School, had the best pizza, oven baked bread andItalian ice. We enjoyed all our favorite little stores and havemany fond memories.

My family had a building construction company and theRay Masters Orchesta. The Orchestra played for many SaintAnthony’s functions and mama sang. She also volunteered atthe church and school helping the priest and nuns.

My beautiful dear mom passed away and my dad and thefamily have moved from Peterstown. I’m getting a copy of thenewspaper for my dad and myfive siblings. It will be nice tohave a copy with my mom’sphoto. Thank you for handlingthis matter. We greatlyappreciate it and we’re so happywe came upon your wonderfulnewspaper. What heartfeltmemories it has brought back tous.

Sincerely, Denise M. KoningMartisville, NJ

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(right) The Battin High Schoolyear book photo of FrancesMastapeter, Class of 1950.

Hi Joe,Thank you so very much for the fantastic story about my

grandfather, Dr. Guidi in the December 2015 issue of thePeterstown Newspaper. All the members of my family arevery pleased that I sent them copies. And also a big Thanksfor the follow-up about the folks that were able to find theirbirth records and used it as a chance to renew old friendships.

I saw the obituary for John Riggi in the August 2015 issueand remember that My Grandpa treated John Riggi for someillness when he was a young man. I was proud to beacquainted with John and his father, Manny, in the past.

Although I never lived in Peterstown I had many friendsthere and attended St. Anthony’s Church as an adult.

Last but not least, THANK YOU for the great job ofhelping to keep Peterstown alive.

Gerry CaprarioPittsville, Virginia

Dear Joe and Peterstown Staff,We are delighted to subscribe to the Peterstown

Newspaper. My husband Ben Caternicchio was thrilled toreminisce about his life and his family connections from thepast. I too enjoyed the “trip” to yesterday with him.

Thank you for your efforts...and thank you for this gift forBen who will so enjoy remembering the wonders of his past inElizabeth.

All the best to all of you,Gladys CaternicchioMount Krisco, NY

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Editor’s Opinionby Joe Renna

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Some people say “You should have no regrets in life.”That’s hogwash. There are plenty of things that I regretand would do differently if I could. The deep feeling ofremorse and regret is what makes us grow into a personand develops our conscience. The more profound thefeeling, the more embedded the lesson.

No one is perfect and we all make mistakes. Some arelapses in judgement while others are deliberate badbehavior. There are plenty of both in my life and I wasable to make amends in almost every case. Dismissing theinstances of just plain stupidity, I have just a handful ofregrets. Nothing serious in the last thirty years until now.

I regret not being present when I had to put my dogdown. I left my wife Tina alone to handle the process. Itwas a devastating thing for her to have to do and worsefor her to have to do it alone.

Neuman had been part of our family for 15 years. Hishealth was slipping and Tina and I would have deep end-of-life discussions, but there was no definitive correcttime to make the decision. We tried to do what was mosthumane. A wonderful veterinarian helped us to weighboth sides of the decision, or at least accept the decision.Of course, Tina was racked with emotion over the wholeordeal.

The doctor had a unique practice in that he came toour home and did the procedures on site. This gives theopportunity for the family to comfort their pet to theend. The appointment was made for noon on Saturday,September 12, 2105. That morning Tina took Neumanon one last walk. Tina made him hamburgers fromSacco’s Butcher, then made him comfortable in his bed.

That morning I went to a funeral at 10:30 with theintentions of getting back by noon. I’m thinking everyfive minutes that I had enough time to make it back

Not for Nothing But...who needs a therapist

when you can write.

home. I sat in the church, cell phone off, lost in thethought of the thirty-one-year-old family friend in thecoffin. I’m thinking about losing my dog and just plainnumb. When I exit the church I see that it was 12:06. Myphone shows a dozen missed calls from Tina. I’m crushedbut it doesn't compare to even a small fraction of how sadTina was. I could not imagine her holding Neuman whilehe was being put to sleep and our daughter Angelahelping to carry him to the car.

Part of the experience is that you get to be close toyour pet to the end. I missed being with Neuman on hislast day, but more importantly I missed being there forTina. It is one of my biggest regrets for it was preventable.

I’ve got to check whatever guided my decision thatmorning. It’s a flaw I experienced in the past but never tosuch a degree. Some times I think I’m emotionally cold,but this seemed just plain insensitive.

I regret not being there for Tina and missing theopportunity to give a proper farewell to Neuman.

As a proud resident of Peterstown, it has been my pleasure to have serviced the community’s car and truck buying needs. Together with Richard Lucas of Richard Lucas Chevrolet & Subaru, we have been satisfying area residents for many years. With the excellent reputation of the Lucas family, we promise to keep you a very satisfied customer for many years to come.

Thank you,Angelo Strazzella

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Said good bye to my beloved teddy dog today.Neuman was with us for 15 years and he was a pure dropof love every minute. Special thank you to Dr. KeithGordon and House Calls for Pets. He and his wife cameto my home and counseled us while Neuman diedpeacefully in his bed while I held him in my arms in all of5 minutes. It was a beautiful death. - Tina

Alfred E. Neuman Renna2000 - 2015

GOOD-BYE NEUMAN

If you are not a “Dog Person” you are missing out on aliving example of all the good attributes that humansstrive to possess. They show loyalty and compassion.They are companions and protectors. They want toserve, expect nothing and appreciate everything. A dogwould sacrifice its life for their human.

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THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOLCLASS OF 1953 will hold their 62TH REUNION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2015 - 11 AM TILL 3 PMCENTRAL PARK BANQUET HALL, NORTH WOOD AVE. ROSELLE, NJ

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The 1950 graduating classes of both Battinand Thomas Jefferson High Schools held aJoint 65th Reunion on Saturday, October 10,2015 at the Holiday Inn at Clark Hotel. Theevent organized by Joe Bloomfield wasattended by approximately sixty alumni.

BATTIN AND JEFF’S CLASS OF ‘50’S 65TH REUNION

(above, l-r) Guys from Peterstownattending the 65th high school reunionfor their Jefferson High School Class of1950, Menotti Lembo, Buddy DiFluri,and Arthur Papetti.

(right, l-r) Peterstown gals from Battin’sClass of 1950 attending the reunion,Angela Verlengeri, Esterina Muraca,Frances Nigro, and May Minitelli.

Photos of the this event can be foundon www.RennaMedia.com or on the Peterstown NJ Facebook page.

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5A MONTH OF BLACK FRIDAYSA two-for-one offer of The Peterstown Book by Joe and Tina Renna

Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, istraditionally the start of the Christmas gift shoppingseason. The contest to attract the most shoppersescalated in retailers offering stupendous bargains andextending hours of operation. The public responded inhysterical frenzy. The biggest shopping day of the yearwas originally named so because of the traffic problems itcaused. Retailers started using the term because it usuallymarked the first time that their store operated in theblack, overcoming a year of being in the red.

Renna Media is jumping into the frey and having itsown unbelievable two-for-one sale of The PeterstownBook! We published the book in 2013 and have sold itonline at PeterstownNJ.com but mostly through personalcontacts. After reaching our goal we would like todispense of our remaining supply. What better way to doso than a two-for-one offer?

The book makes a great Christmas gift and two booksfor $45 is great way to take care of two special people onyour shopping list, who would appreciate the 100 yearhistory of The Burg. The book is nostalgic for older folksand educational for the youth.

The Peterstown Book records the oral history of theneighborhood that would otherwise be lost. It preservesthe culture and traditions of the Italian-American

family. The book even has 100 pages dedicated to food.Over two hundred recipes and back stories.

The sale will be for one month (or while supplies last)from October 18th to December 18th. This is actuallytwo months of Black Fridays. Anyone shopping the weekof Christmas does not get the deal because theyprocrastinated.

Shipping is still free but the offer cannot not becombined with any others. Order online atPeterstownNJ.com or call Joe at 908-447-1295.

Not for Nothing But...I would love for the

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The Peterstown Book is the 100 year history ofan Italian-American neighborhood told throughstories about the people and families who livedthere. The book records the oral history in dan-ger of being lost and illustrates the traditionsand customs of the community through thou-sands of photos, hundreds of recipes, and anti-dotes shared by residents past and present.

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Rocco DiPaola, the Scholarship CommitteeChairperson, awarded the scholarships to AbigailIannelli, Jacquelyn Marie Keyasko, Anthony M. Milano,Ashley M. Skrec, Christina Jaqueline Truncale, andBrielle N. Riotte, who was one of the Chapter’s BrianPiccolo recipients.

Following the award presentation UNICO presented

gifts to local organizations, St. Anthony’s Church,Occupational Center, The ARC of Union County,Center of Hope Hospice, The Cooley’s Anemia Fund,Elmora Youth League and Jersey Lanes Jr. Bowling.

The evening concluded with the installation of newofficers, First Vice President Carole Cascio, Second VicePresident George Marretta, Third Vice President LouBani, Treasurer Accursio Marciante, Secretary JanetMazzarella, Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Rinaldi and ChaplainDeacon Joe Caporaso. The newly elected president isNino Quaglia.

(above, l-r) Deacon Joe Caporaso and past President Lou Bani with UNICO’s 2015 Scholarship recipients and Scholarship Committee Chairperson Rocco DiPaola.

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Gennaro) The Eastern province of the Salesians of St.John Bosco, celebrated the anniversaries of professionsand ordinations of their order, the oldest of whom is Fr.Gennaro Sesto at 94 years old. Fr. Sesto was formerlypastor of Italian Ministry at St. Anthony's of Padua inthe Peterstown section of Elizabeth, New Jersey. Hehonors his Italian heritage with 75 years of service andcharity.

Gennaro Sesto was born in Biddeford, Maine onAugust 1, 1921. His parents who were born in Bitonto,Puglia, Italy, emigrated to the United States at the turnof the of 1900's and had 9 children. In 1935 Gennaroattended the Don Bosco High School, then the novitiateand afterwards the Don Bosco College in Newton, NewJersey. On September 8, 1940 Fr. Sesto made his firstvows in the Salesian order of St. John Bosco. From 1946to 1952 Fr. Sesto studied in Turin and was ordained July

2, 1950.In 1956 Fr. Sesto received his Ph.D in Canon law at

Catholic University in Washington DC. and taughtCannon law at the Salesian University in Turin and thenin Rome.

In 1963 he was appointed president and Dean of theDon Bosco College in Newton, New Jersey. After fouryears there he taught Cannon law at the PontificalCollege Josephinum in Columbus Ohio where he wasDean of Academics. He returned to New Jersey in 1981as Director of Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, where he nowlives.

Fr. Sesto served as provincial Secretary and Director ofLay missionaries in New Rochelle and Director of Shrinein Stony Point, New York. In 2002 he went to St.Anthony’s saying mass in Italian until 2013. Hecontinues to teach seminarians at Don Bosco Prep inRamsey.

(above) Fr. Gennaro Sesto 75 years of profession, 65 years ordained as Salesian priest.

(above) Parishioners of St. Anthony’s Church gathered at Michelino’s Restaurant in Elizabeth, NJ to celebrate Fr. Gennaro Sesto’s 91st birthday in 2012.

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THE CENTENNIAL WOMANSubmitted by Dominick Zarrillo, great nephew of 100 year old Millie Iscaro

Carmela Mildred (Millie) Iscaro was born onSeptember 27, 1915 in Elizabeth New Jersey and onehundred years later, she would be turning a century oldin the same city as she was born in, but lets start herstory from the beginning.

One hundred years ago, World War I was raging on inEurope while Millie Iscaro was just born to parents, JuliaMaranico and Enrico Iscaro. As Charlie Chaplin wasrising to fame, she was learning how to walk. Millie hadthree siblings, Joseph, Angelina, and Louis Iscaro nowdeceased. Millie attended elementary School #3 inElizabeth and St. Benedictine Academy High School.She turned sixteen the same year the Empire StateBuilding was completed in 1931, and graduated highschool in 1933, the same year trouble was rising inGermany.

Millie’s’s mother wanted her to be a nurse but Millieknew that nursing school or college was not her desire.She was determined to fulfill her dream of becoming afashion designer and with some convincing she got hermother’s blessing and went to design school in Newark,New Jersey. Upon graduating she become adesigner/seamstress working in the New York garmentdistrict.

In the late 1930s, she meet the love of her life andfuture husband, Samuel Covino of Elizabeth, whose lastname she would carry for the rest of her life. They hadone son, John, who, with wife Pat gave her a grandson

also named John. Her brother-in-law Nick Covino, alsoof Elizabeth would also give her many nieces andnephews.

Sadly, in 1966, Sam Covino pass away leaving Millieheartbroken. She never remarried, for her heart willalways belong to Sam.

Millie Covino has seen a lot in her life. She has livedthrough two world wars, seventeen presidents, seencountries rise and fall, and countless other events andpeople in her one hundred years on this planet. Notmany people today can say that they roared along withthe crowds in the Roaring Twenties, but Millie can. Shenot only lived through it all, she thrived through theyears as the proud Italian woman. Presently, at onehundred years of age, she is still living in the smallapartment where she was born in Elizabeth. She stilllives on her own, without assistance, a resilient goldenwoman. Her niece Rose and her son John help her withsome chores but mostly to be in her company.

Millie loves watching old movies on TCM moviechannel and still love ot sew. He apartment is a like amuseum filled with memories and items she saved fordecades, garments that she made, love letters from herhusband predating the German invasion of Poland.

Carmela Mildred (Millie) Iscaro Covino has seen itall and there is much more for her to see as thisremarkable woman has always said, “The first hundredyears are the hardest.”

Not for Nothing But...Millie Iscaro says

“The first hundred

years are the hardest.”(above, l-r) Sam and Mildred Iscoro.

(left) Mildred on her wedding day.

(above) Spry, 100 year old Mildred Iscoro.

(right) Mildred, a fashion design school graduate,circa 1935.

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ST. ANTHONY’S FIRST FIRST GRADE - 1955

Ann Mancini

Joanne Fiomar

Walter Zennario

Ralph Veltre Frank Malta Peter Bastardo Rodney Prodo Jerry Oriscello Wayne Riola Carmen Corsentino Eugene Meyers

Henry Vence John Mariano Frank Sacco Joe Tavormina James Pike

Donna Manetta Virginia Decesare Kathleen Farrell Diane Cassanelli Frances Mangina Karen Miller Vincent Corsentino

Joanne Lee Corrine Stango Frances D'Occhio

The graduating class of 1962 was the first first grade class to run around the halls of St.Anthony’s Grammar School’s new building in 1955. They were the first class to complete alleight grades in the building. After sixty years the building still offers children a solid Catholiceducation, one of the few grammar schools left doing so. Located in the Peterstown section ofElizabeth, New Jersey, it has always served the close-knit Italian American community. It hasbeen renamed Our Lady of Guadalupe Academy and attracts a diverse array of families from allover the city. The spirit of a Catholic education is being kept alive by the efforts of families whosupport the mission though enrollment and donations from alumni and businesses. For more infoabout Our Lady of Guadalupe Academy, call 908-352-7419 or visit online at olgacademy.org

Thanks to Joe and Ann Tavormina for send the photo. Thier son Joe, a member of the class, is deceased.

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Café GalloPizzeria & Restaurant908-756-4745 www.cafegallos.com1153 Inman Avenue • Edison, NJ 08820

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Authentic Italian Cuisine. Serving... Italian Specialities

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RecipesSubmitted by Cafe Gallo, Edison. NJ

Chicken Scarpariello Rigatoni BologneseINGREDIENTS1/2 cup olive oil2 1/2 lbs chicken, cut into small serving pieces1 lb Italian sausage, cut into 1 inch pieces

(sweet or hot, or both)1 small red bell pepper, julienned2 garlic cloves, minced and crushed6 hot cherry peppers, sliced (bottled in vinegar)1 onion, sliced1/2 teaspoon salt1/8 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper1/4 teaspoon dried rosemary leaves, crushed1 cup chicken broth (canned or fresh)1/2 cup dry white wine (such as Pinot Grigio)2 tablespoons all-purpose flour1-2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice2 potatoes, peeled and diced small3/4 lb fresh mushrooms, slicedPREPARATION1) In a skillet heat oil. Add chicken and sausage

in batches; brown on all sides, removing pieces to a plate as they brown.

2) Discard all but 2 tablespoons drippings from pan. To hot drippings, add the mushrooms, red bell peppers, sliced cherry peppers, onion, potatoes, and garlic; sauté until tender.

3) Return chicken and sausage to skillet. Add salt, black pepper, rosemary, broth, wine, and lemon juice. Bring to a boil; lower heat and simmer, covered, until chicken is tender, about 25 minutes.

4) Remove chicken and sausage from skillet; arrange on warm serving platter.

5) Skim fat from mixture in skillet.6) In a small glass measure cup, mix flour with

1/4 cup water until blended. Stir into liquid in skillet, bring to boil, stirring constantly; boil for 1 minute, stirring, until mixture thickens.

7) Spoon sauce over chicken and sausage.

INGREDIENTS4 carrots, chopped4 celery ribs, chopped1 white onion, chopped2 tablespoons olive oil, to sauté2 lbs ground beef or 2 lbs veal2 cups red wine, chianti a must1 (29 ounce) can crushed tomatoes, San Marzano is bestSalt, to tastePepper, to taste1 lb rigatoni pastaFresh parsley (to garnish)PREPARATION1) Pour olive oil into a pan. Add the chopped veggies

and sauté until the celery softens.2) Add ground beef or veal and sauté until meat browns.3) Add your favorite red wine

(the alcohol will be absorbed during cookingprocess).

4) Add the crushed tomatoes, salt and pepper to taste and allow this to simmer over low heat for at least an hour until sauce thickens.

5) Boil rigatoni in hot, salted water.6) To plate the dish, put the rigatoni in a bowl,

pour some sauce on top and garnish with some fresh parsley

Cafe Gallo is located on 1153 Inman Avenue inEdison, New Jersey. The family-run business was openedin 2008 by Maria and Giovanni Gallo of Clark. Thebusiness has a restaurant component for quiet sit downdinners. Next door is a pizzeria for quick bites, take outand delivery. The business has grown and the restaurantis now expanding in size. Another development is theaddition of a food truck.

In 2014 the Gallo family designed a full-service stateof the art kitchen in a truck that they take on cateringassignments and outdoor festivals. The mobile cateringunit can be used for barbecues or adapt to more of anupscale fare for corporate and social events.

Anyone wanting to book the truck for their next

event, or find out what public event the truck will bestationed at, can call Cafe Gallo at 908-756-4745.

(above, l-r) Brothers Freddie and Roberto Gallo havemore than ample space to maneuver inside their mobilecatering kitchen.

(above) Cafe Gallo Food Truck in action.

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ST. ANTHONY’S CLASS OF ‘72 REUNION SAT, OCTOBER 24, 2015Any classmate interested in attending or anyone with contact information

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The SAS Class of ‘72 Reunion Committee:Marie Annucci Sal BelliaAnthony Bonavitacola Robert BryantSharon Gargano Jack Gulino

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Beginning in October 2015 Renna Media’s family ofmonthly newspapers will grow from 12 to 18publications. The towns of Westfield, Scotch Plains,Fanwood, Summit, New Providence, Berkeley Heights,and Mountainside will join Renna Media’s existingnewspapers and will deliver important information fromthe departments in town hall, along with news from theschools and libraries. Community service organizationsare encouraged to promote their events and celebratetheir accomplishments free of charge. The goal of all ourcommunity newspapers is to have a positive influence onthe economic development and overall well-being of thetowns they serve.

Renna Media is a Cranford based business owned andoperated by husband and wife team Joe and Tina Renna.Renna Media’s family of 18 community newspapers arepublished in and around Union and Somerset countieswith a total circulation of 100,000 newspapers mailedmonthly. The publications are “hyper-local” in nature inthat they contain information focused on each individualtown and are direct mailed within those towns.

The concept of being hyper-local is to give local

businesses a venue to promote events and services.Reaching local customers gives you the highest return foryour advertising dollars. The newspapers are designed(black ink on newsprint) to keep the cost of anadvertisement to as low as $60. Inserts are also available.Regional businesses can take advantage of one low ratefor advertising in multi publications.

Joe and Tina Renna, owners of Renna Media, LLC,have been publishing community newspapers since 1998with the launch of Around About Peterstown, a regionalnewspaper about the Italian-American neighborhood in

Elizabeth, NJ.Renna Media sought to fill what they saw as a void in

other communities and created newspapers that wouldgive a venue to town administrations and non-profitorganizations to promote upcoming events as well as toshowcase the accomplishments of local residents andbusinesses.

For more information about Renna Mediapublications, please call 908-418-5586 or email:info@rennamedia.com. Visit us on-line atRennaMedia.com.

Not for Nothing But...Our Peterstown Newspaper

is a labor of love.

Since 1865

Family owned and operated.THOMAS R. DREW, JR.

ALAN G. DREW732-388-4396

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PetruccelliFuneral Home

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