Golden Apples for our teachers!

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The following information comes to “Around Town on the Web” cut
and pasted directly from the good folks of the Hanover Foundation for
Educational Enrichment. For further information about this list, HFEE
or their programs, please contact Sue DiTullio at
hanoverfoundation@gmail.com
.

“The Hanover Foundation wishes to thank the many generous families
who have participated in our Golden Apple Recognition Program, which
encourages students and parents to recognize a teacher who has made a
difference in their lives. By making a contribution to the HFEE in
that person’s honor, these families have helped to support the many
grants which the HFEE awards to teachers. These grants have enriched
the educational experiences of so many students in the Hanover
Schools. This year over 125 individuals were honored with a Golden
Apple Award designed by sixth grader Ryan Cameron. Thank you parents
for supporting the Foundation and thank-you school personnel for a
fantastic year! Congratulations to the following teachers or personnel
who have been awarded Golden Apple Awards …….

Gina Almeida- (the Randow family), Mindy Anderson-(the Bell,
McGillvary, Murphy, & Wakefield families), Peter Arena – (the Golden
family), Michael Arria- (the Cameron family),Emily Baird – (the
Wallace family), Kathleen Bartolotti- (the Daneehy family), Ben
Benitez-(the Connolly and Wakefield families),Alice Boyle- (the Meehan
family), Rachael Brewin – (the Sheridan family) Jessica Brown- (the
Brooks, Coughlin, McDonough, Murphy and Pineau families), Mary Ann
Brugnoli – (the DiBartolomeo, Montoya and Shaheen families), AnneMarie
Budden – (the Campbell and Enos families), Ellen Burns- (the Healy,
Logan, McCloskey, Murphy, Peterson and Suchoff families), Lori
Campbell – (the Meehan family), Kathy Caulfield-(the
Connolly,Hash,Kelly, MacMaster,Mitchelson, Talbot and Trulby
families), Kathy Chandler – (the Bruno family), Laura Chase- (the
Kennedy and Pevarnek families) Sherry Concannon- (the Fortuna and
Gallagher families), Debbie Curran, (the Cameron, Landry, Sheridan,
Sylvester and Willis families), Lee Daubus- (the Bruno family), Sarah
Davis – (the Dahlstrom family), Stacy Decotis -(the Griffith and
Mutchler families), Jane DeGrenier -(the DaSilva and Wallace
families), Jen DePhillips – (the Kennedy family), Alisa DiBara- (the
Cole, Freedman, Gorbey, Kearney and Wheeler families), Maura Dowling-
(the Bell and Monahan families), Elizabeth Downs – (the Golden,
Lombardo, O’Dowd and Pelish families),Kerry Driscoll – (the
Bellerby, Fortuna, McInerney, Pelish and Young families),Debbie
Drummey- (the Kennedy familiy) Tracy Dubois- (the Jenkins family),
Paul Economos- ( the Dahlstrom and Hernon families), Joan Edgar- (the
Frates, Leito, Porzio, Suchoff and Underhill families), Kerry Ennis-
(the Enos and Hebblethwaite families), Cindy Ferguson – (the Ratti,
Rowe and Sidontis families), Michael File- (the Healy,Keegan and
McCombs families), Jessica Flaherty- (the Coleman, Freedman, Goniatis
and Healey families), Sarah Flavell- (the Aidonidis and Jenkins
families), Jennifer Foss, – (the Cameron, ,Golden, Hutchins, Landry
Sheridan and Willis families), Dawn Freeland- (the O’Dowd family),
Peter Gallagher – (the Wood family), Alyson Gately – (the Meehan
family), Janet Gillespie- (the Kennedy family), Bev Gilmartin – (the
Kennedy and Pevarnek families) , Kristen Gokey – (the Murphy family),
Dorothia Gray – (the Aidonidis family), Joanne Goldstein- (the Cameron
family), Mary Lou Hall – (the Giovanucci family), Meaghan Halloran-
(the Meehan family), Marilyn Hartney- ( the Dahlstrom, Frates, Leito,
Kubicki, Porzio, Underhill, Suchoff families), Stephen Henderson –
(the Cass, Kesaris and Peterson families), Tom Hogan – (the Campbell,
DaSilva, Enos , Griffith and Mutchler families), Christine Hrenko- (
the Bray, Brooks, Daneehy and Jenkins families), Andrea Hurley- (the
Cass , Hammett and Salvas families), Deborah Jackman – (the Neville
family), Karen Johnson – (the Farrell and Leibfarth families), Mary
Ann Johnson – (the Gallagher and Sutchoff families), Kelly Ann Jordan-
(the Logan and Young families), Jill Joy- (the DaSilva, Hutchins,
Jenkins, Neville and Toner families), Paul Ketchen- (the Meehan
family), Sarah Kessler – ( the Bell, Bellerby and Mutchler families),
Patty Kinasewich – (the DeMayo family), The Kindergarten Score
Teachers- (the Farrell family), Jeannete Kling- (the Cole, Hammett and
Healey families), Carol Krall- (the Daneehy, Healy and Wallace
families), John Krieg- (the Abbate, Healy, Keegan, Melone and Wallace
families), Sarah Lafond – (the Kubicki family), Mark Lancaster – (the
Bell, Cass, Cox, Hernon and Mutchler families), Cheryl Larson – (the
O’Dowd family), Holly Leach- (the Bruno family), Janice Leonido-
(the Giovanucci and Meehan families), Jeannette Libby- (the Young
family), Patty Losordo- (the Lopes, Peterson and Pevarnek families),
Stephen Lovell – (the Brooks, Kirby, MacDonald, Morris, Ryan,
Sheridan, Sylvester and Thai families), Beth Luccarelli- (the Hash and
Sidontis families), Amy Lynch- (the Bell and Murphy families), Risa
Mancillas – (the Logan, Murphy, Mutchler and Trulby families), Marie
Martucci – (the Mutchler family), Carol McGinnis- (the Cunniff,
Gabriell/Gertsen, Handrahan and Monahan families), Melissa McGrath-
(the MacDonald and McCombs families), Lori McKenna- (the Arbia,
Coleman,Jenkins,Keegan and Nosek families), Karen McDonough- (the
Bruno family), Val McDonough- (the DeMayo family) Matt McGarry- (the
Dibartolmeo and Fallon families), Mary Ann McNeill- (The Cox, Hash,
Henry Jackson, Laubenstein, McGillvray, O’Brien and Salvas
families), Joan McVey- (the McCloskey and Suchoff families), Chrisann
Merrick – (the Dibartolomeo family), Tom Merzbacher – (the Healy
family), Krista Monahan – (the Abbate, Barresi, Ceurvels, DaSilva,
Freedman, Healy, Hutchins, Murphy, Pineau, Underhill, Wallace and
Wheeler families), Stephanie Murphy – (the Fallon family), Rachel
Nameika – (the Pevarnek family), Debra Nicol- (the Coughlin, Melone
and Murphy families), Debra Nieull- (the Daneehy family), Pat Noonan-
(the Giovanucci family), Claudia O’Brien – (the Hirsch family),
Kathy O’Brien- (the Freedman and Wallace families), Alison Palmucci
– (the Handrahan and Hernon families), Andrea Pattison – (the Carr
family), Rebecca Paul- (the Griffith and Leonne families), Kevin
Perry- (the Meehan family), Patricia Peters- (the MacDonald and
McCombs families), PM Score Teachers – (the Farrell family), Betty
Polansky- (the Dowd, Hammett, Leito, Murphy, Toner, Underhill), Lisa
Quilty- (the Kennedy family), Gene Reiber – (The Aidonidis, Arbia,
Barresi, Ceurvels, Coughlin, Thai families), Kim Richardson- (the
Jackson, Kelly, Reidy and Willis families), Christina Rondano – (the
Carlson and Stacco families), Colleen Russell – (The Laubenstein and
O’Brien families), Nancy Ryan- (the Cunniff, Healy, and Laubenstein
families), Tom Ryan – (the Suchoff family), Denise Schell- (the Meehan
family), Maureen Shea -( the Sheridan family), Nicki Simmons – (the
Healy, McCloskey, Murphy and Sutchoff family), Michelle Sullivan – (
the Healy family), Michelle Tatro – (the Farrell and Healey families),
Cheryl Tavares- (The DeMayo and Wallace families), Roberta
Themistocles- (the Stracco family), Jane Therrien- (the Huntley
family), Lois Tyler- (the Healy and Sidontis families), Marcia Tucker-
(the Bruno family), Jessica Vaughn- (the Leito, Wallace and Wheeler
families), Karen Vitolo – (the Barresi and Healy families), Terry
Voekel – (the O’Dowd family), Pauline Ward- (the Connolly family),
Peggy Westfield- the Clarkson family – 2 awards and the O’Brien
family), Gregg Wheeler- (the Frates, Leito, Porzio, Underhill and
Suchoff families) Donna Wilson- (the Carlson, Coughlin and Pineau
families) and Christina Zrinzo- (the Cunniff family).”

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Yard sale for Haiti thank you

Dear fellow Hanoverians:
The following thank you letter is re-printed from a recent e-mail from
Nora Ghostlaw, Hanover High student:

“We want to thank you all for helping us out with our yard sale
fundraiser to raise money for the people of Bon Repos, Haiti. All of
your contributions added up to a huge offering at the sale. We raised
just under $500.00 in sales, and combined with contributions, we
totaled $1,000.00. Kerline Tofuri has arranged for this money to go
towards putting a roof on the school in her home town of Bon Repos.
The school currently has no roof, and we hope to see the work being
done while we are there. We will also be purchasing some basic
medicines (Tylenol, ibuprofen, vitamins) to bring with us to help
stock the local health clinic.

This would not have been possible without the help of all of you. We
know it took time and effort to make the donations for us and we are
extremely grateful to you for that. However, as grateful as we are, it
is the children and teachers of the school in Bon Repos that are truly
benefitting from your generosity.

We are eagerly anticipating our upcoming trip and will be happy to
share our experiences with you when we return.

Happy summer to all,
Deirdre and Nora Ghostlaw
Kerline and Marissa Tofuri”

For more information about Hanover resident Kerline Tofuri’s work in
Bon Repos, Haiti over the years, please go to the “Around Town on
the Web” archives tab found at www.atotw.com
, search word “Haiti” or “Tofuri”!

For “Around Town on the Web”,
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Summer Raffle Baskets for the Library

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The summer raffle baskets will be at the John Curtis Free Library from
July 2 until Labor Day. Get ready to buy your chances for three
incredible baskets at the library and support the programs and passes
that you enjoy!

You might win an American Girl Basket with McKenna (the American Girl
of the year), her books, and a special hair brush (retail value of
$140). This basket has always been a very popular one!

New this year, the Friends of the John Curtis Library are able to
offer two baskets with cultural passes and full-year memberships
thanks to the very generous contributions of several local
organizations. Their Adult “Good Life” Basket contains household
memberships (unlimited free admission for 2 adults and up to four
children) for the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Heritage Museum
and Gardens, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, and
Historic New England (36 properties in New England) — and passes to
the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston and the Peabody Essex Museum
(retail value of $400).

The Children’s “Good Life” Basket provides a lucky winner with a
family membership to the Harvard Museum of Natural History and the
South Shore Natural Science Center — and passes to Plimoth
Plantation, Zoo New England, the New England Aquarium, and the Patriot
Cinemas.

Please visit the circulation desks at the library to see all that
these baskets have to offer!

The Friends of the John Curtis Free Library extend their sincere
gratitude to all of the generous cultural organizations who have made
these incredible baskets possible.

Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5 and may be purchased at the library
during regular library hours beginning July 2 until Labor Day. Buy
often and buy lots! They will draw the winning ticket right after
Labor Day.

All proceeds from this event will benefit future library programs and
acquisitions. Thanks in advance for your support of this program which
will only enhance our already wonderful library. Contact Tracy
Marchetti with questions (tjmarchetti@verizon.net

).

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Basic Zumba for Adults

Dear fellow Hanoverians:
This just in! *Adult Zumba – Hanover Parks and Recreation*
This summer is a perfect time to dip your toes into the wonderful warm
ZUMBA sea. If you’ve always been curious about Zumba, or maybe you’ve
tried an advanced class already but felt it was too fast for you, this
BASIC Zumba class is a great one to try. Same lively Latin beat
touching upon a variety of rhythms, but at a slightly slower pace,
with verbal instruction as needed. No dance experience expected. “If
you’re moving and smiling, you’re doing it right!” Please contact Jen
Lloyd at jenl@searchease.com
if you have any questions.

Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. (BASIC level)

Where: Hanover Boys Club (550 Hanover Street, rear)

Dates: June 26 – August 28 (no class 7/3, 7/24 or 8/14)

Price: $50 (checks payable to Hanover Parks and Recreation); or
$10/class to drop in.

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Summer Concert Series 2012

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

With the best-ever Hanover Day behind us, it must be time to settle
into our regular summer concert series in the center of town. All
concerts are held at the gazebo at the B. Everett Hall Playground
Complex and are sponsored by the Hanover Parks and Recreation
Department. Special thanks to HHS Director of Instrumental Music Paul
Ketchen for pulling together another great line-up! Enjoy!

2012 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

CONCERT SCHEDULE

DATE BAND

Sundays, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.

June 24 South Shore Bay Band

July 1 Risky Business Band

July 8 Sharon Community Band

July 15 Dale and the Duds/ /

July 22 Desperate Measures

July 29 Rusty Skippers

August 5 Crossroads Blues Project

August 12 Bak-ta-bak

August 19 The Infractions

August 26 lonesome jukebox
/ /
Monday 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.

SeptEMBER 3 (Labor Day) Satuit Band

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Self Defense class at the library

Dear fellow Hanoverians:
John Curtis Free Library will be offering a free Self Defense class
for ages 8-13 on Tuesday, July 10 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Registration
is required for this program, as space is limited. This program is
sponsored by the Teen Library Committee. To register, call
781-826-2972. For more information, contact cstefani@ocln.org

.

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Yard sale for Hanover’s The Last Resort

Dear fellow Hanoverians:
Literally thousands of items have been donated to Hanover’s own The
Last Resort Benefit Yard Sale, to be held this weekend in Hanson at
181 Union Street (between Routes 27 and 58), Saturday from 9:00 a.m.
to 2:00 p.m., and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., in four indoor
rooms and under five tents. They have everything from Claire Murray
rugs to new clothing and boxes of curtains to pottery, Noritake china,
50+ paintings/prints, dolls, toys, games, a couple hundred small
kitchen appliances, jewelry galore, and so much more. Great furniture
too! THANKS so much to the many Hanover residents who donated items! A
successful sale will help many more hundreds of abandoned and injured
pets at The Last Resort cat shelter in Hanover.
They need a 6th tent if anyone can loan them one. Call Trish at (617)
840-6997.

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B. Everett Hall will be a closed campus

Dear fellow Hanoverians:
The Town of Hanover Parks and Recreation day program starts July 2nd!
Drop off starts at 8:30 a.m. and pick-up is at 2:30 p.m. at B. Everett
Hall Playground Complex in the center of town near Sylvester School.
Traffic is always tied up the first couple of days, but it does smooth
out as the summer goes along. If you are able to take an alternate
route during those times, however, it might be to your advantage!

More important, however, is the fact that the B. Everett Hall
Playground Complex is a “CLOSED CAMPUS” during camp hours (Monday
– Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.). The playground (including the tot
lot), tennis court, basketball courts, street hockey rink, volleyball
area, bandstand, fields, etc. are all not available for use by the
general public during those times. The Parks and Recreation Department
has been charged with the safety of literally hundreds of Hanover’s
children enrolled in the Park and Rec program, and nothing is more
important!

The Parks and Recreation Committee recognizes that this will result in
some schedule juggling for townspeople for the 7 weeks (July 2nd –
August 17th) that camp runs, and appreciates the understanding of
everyone involved. For more information or in case you have further
questions, please contact Hanover Parks and Recreation at
recreation@hanoverdpw.org
.

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26th Annual Spelling Bee

Dear fellow Hanoverians:
On Friday, June 22nd at 11:00 a.m., the John Curtis Library will
sponsor the 26th Annual Spelling Bee in the library’s large meeting
room. The bee will be split into two sections, one for contestants 13
and younger and the other for everyone 14 and older. Prizes will be
awarded to the top three spellers in each category and the top speller
will have his/her name engraved on the library’s spelling bee trophy.

All spellers are invited for an old-fashioned good time! The library
is located on Route 139/Hanover Street in Hanover Center. Refreshments
will be served. For more information, contact Lorraine Welsh at
lwelsh@ocln.org
or call the library at (781) 826-2972.

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Karaoke Night at the Legion

Dear fellow Hanoverians:
Please come out and support the Hanover Legion this Saturday, June
23rd…

/Back by Popular Demand: Karaoke Night!

Saturday, June 23rd, 7:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m./
/Hanover American Legion, 104 King Street

/

As always, thank you very much for supporting the Hanover Legion to
support the Troops!
Please see attached flyer. For more information, contact Ray Miller at
raymiller23@verizon.net
.

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