Cannolis for Thanksgiving?!! Yes!

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Please see the attached flyer regarding the Hanover Club’s upcoming
Cannoli Fundraiser for pick up or delivery on November 21st! It makes a
perfect Thanksgiving dessert (or breakfast!). For their second year, the
Hanover Club is partnering with Uncle Joey’s Cannoli to raise money for
their community service programs, including their scholarships.

The website is open NOW for your orders:
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There are so many delicious offerings and/or you can order a gift card
for a later date.

Don’t wait as the ordering window closes on November 19th!

For more information, please contact Julie Fobert of the Hanover Club at
hanovergiftshow@gmail.com .

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Jou Nouvo to aid residents of Bon Repos, Haiti

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Long-time readers will know that Jou Nouvo is a non-profit organization
located in Hanover, founded by Hanover resident Kerline Tofuri, and that
benefits the residents of Bon Repos, Haiti. Needless to say, this has been
an extraordinarily challenging year in Haiti. Jou Nouvo is holding their
annual fundraiser virtually this year; it will be held next Thursday
evening at 6:00 p.m. Below please find some additional information:

On November 18th, please gather to share stories of a cycle of hope and
what it means in Bon Repos, Haiti. Join Jou Nouvo for a special gathering
to share what a cycle of hope means for so many. Jou Nouvo has long had a
mission to provide education and economic empowerment to the community of
Bon Repos, Haiti. And, despite incredible challenges, this year has proven
to be one of incredible growth for our Jou Nouvo program. Take a look…

· 16 Jou Nouvo Employees in Bon Repos

· 61 Girls Enrolled in the Girls’ Scholar Program

· 70 Participants in the Adult Literacy Program

· 96 Sponsored Children

· 9 University Scholarships

Register today to reserve your spot. For more information or to register,
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Programs at the John Curtis Library for adults and teens

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The good folks at the John Curtis Library are hosting a few cool events
over the next couple of weeks. Check them out!

Distance & Direction: Surveying Hanover & the Commonwealth in 1795
Monday, November 15th at 7:00 p.m.
The John Curtis Free Library will be joined by Stephen O’Neill, the
Executive Director of the Hanover Historical Society, as he delves into how
town lines were established. Did you know that In 1794, the Massachusetts
General Court ordered every town in the Commonwealth to conduct a survey of
boundaries? Each survey map created was a unique, hand-drawn map, listing
natural features, roads, and mills. Explore how the surveys were conducted
using surveyor’s compasses and chains to measure out boundaries, and the
implications of those surveys today. See an original surveyor’s compass,
boundary book for Hanover, and learn how to measure in 18th Century rods,
links, and chains. Examples of the maps for the towns of Hanover, Boston,
and the North River towns will be examined to show the artistry of the
skill that went into their creation. Please register here:
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Teen Taco Tuesday
Tuesday, November 16th at 7:00 p.m.
November 16th is Teen Taco Tuesday at the John Curtis Library! Join the
library for a taco buffet – hard shell, soft shell, corn chips – beef or
chicken – you name it! This is a teen program for ages 12-18. Please
respect the age restrictions. Please register to reserve your spot!
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Song Writing Clinic (Three Part Series)
Begins November 30th at 7:00 p.m.
The Library is hosting a three part Song Writing Clinic with Stephen
MacDonald. Meetings will be held on Tuesday nights, November 30th, December
7th, and December 14th at 7:00 p.m. Please register for all three sessions.
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HELPING HANDS FROM AMERICAN LEGION POST 149

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

On Saturday, November 27th from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., the American Legion
at 104 King Street in Hanover will be hosting a collection drive. This has
been a difficult year for countless individuals, and many people are asking
what they can do to help others during this holiday season.

The Legion will be accepting the following items for distribution to the
Hanover Food Pantry:

? Non-perishable foods – proteins are particularly needed at this time,
although all non-perishable food items are appreciated

? Grocery gift cards – in all denominations are welcome

? Toys – collection made possible by Toys for Tots

? Warm outerwear – gloves, mittens, scarves and socks for both children
and adults

The good folks at the Legion will be following Massachusetts COVID
guidelines. This is a drop off event. There will be boxes and tables
located outside by the side doors of the Legion. Santa and his helpers
will be there to assist you.

In addition, if you would like to make a year-end financial donation to the
Legion, please make your check payable to the American Legion Post 149 and
provide it to one of the helpers. There will also be a donation jar located
on one of the tables. Please note that these latter funds are used to
support veteran services exclusively.

The Legion looks forward to seeing you on Saturday, November 27th between
1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Please feel free to contact Ray Miller with any
questions or concerns, and thank you for your help in making this
collection drive a success in our community.

Ray A. Miller, Commander
cell: (781) 706-5053
raymiller23@verizon.net

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PHOENIX LODGE PUBLIC BREAKFAST

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

This Sunday is the Phoenix Lodge Public Breakfast, located at 133 Broadway
in Hanover.

Join them on Sunday, November 14th from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for what
some folks say is the “best breakfast anywhere”.

Featuring: French Toast, Pancakes, Eggs, Corned Beef Hash, Home Fries,
Breakfast Sausage and Bacon. Also, fresh fruit and juices, muffins,
pastries, toast and coffee will be available.

ALL YOU CAN EAT
Adults – $8.00
Kids under 12 – $4.00
Kids under 5 – FREE

You just can’t beat this price!!!

All of the proceeds from the breakfasts help to support their food pantry
and scholarship programs. Phoenix Lodge regularly donates to the Hanover,
Pembroke, Norwell and Rockland Food Pantries. They also provide two
scholarships each year to South Shore Regional Vocational Technical High
School.

Thank you from the officers and members of Phoenix Lodge for helping them
to help our community. They are Masons and this is what they do!

For more information, please contact:
Bro. David O. Tinley III
Asst. Secretary, Phoenix Lodge A.F. & A.M.
781-340-5510
dotinley3@icloud.com

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Lots of updates from the COA

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Please read on for some great updated information just in from the Hanover
Council on Aging!

Hanover Council on Aging
665 Center Street, Hanover
Front Desk – 781-924-1913 or coa@hanover-ma.gov

Hello from the Hanover Council on Aging.
The mission of the Hanover Senior Center is to optimize the quality of life
by providing services, educational programs and activities which enhance
the lives of seniors, people with disabilities, their families, and
caregivers. Our vision is to meet the evolving needs of Hanover’s
growing population.

We will do this by:
Delivering quality services and programs that reflect individual needs,
personal choice, and self-determination based on values, culture, and
lifestyle.
Enhancing an individual’s sense of self-worth by encouraging
contributions of time and talent.
Creating an environment that encourages social interaction and personal
growth.
Providing the opportunity to participate in a variety of interesting and
enjoyable programs.
Ensuring effective planning that supports the COA mission.

Today we are reaching out to let you know about some great new programming
we have added!

Writing Group
Starting Monday, October 18, 2021, at 1:30 p.m. – meets every two weeks
Dates will be November 1, 15 and 29
Facilitator: Diane Campbell
Do you have a passion for writing and enjoy sharing with others? This is
your moment to shine. In this writing group you will be able to write about
your history, what keeps you going during COVID, stories that can be
fiction or nonfiction, poetry, or simple statements. Story telling
especially with younger children’s stories of your past can be rewarding
and fun. So come join this group!

Book Club
Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. meets every two weeks—November 3 and 17
Dates will be November 3, November 17, and December 1.
Facilitator: Diane Campbell
Join us as we explore a different kind of book club. Instead of reading the
same book and discussing it, we will share what each of us likes to read
and offer new suggestions of authors and books that have moved us.

Hillsdale College* with in-house leader Kenton Greene
Wednesday November 10, 2021 9:30 a.m.
“Everyone You Will Ever Meet Knows Something You Don’t”. Bill Kye
Let’s get together for some online courses and discussions that cultivate
the mind!
Hillsdale College* produces free online courses on important topics such as
political and moral philosophy, the history of Western Civilization, and
civil liberties, and more than 35 courses in Politics, Literature,
History, Religion, Education and Economics are available.
All are welcomed of any age or interest. Participation is encouraged, but
not mandatory. Good listeners make good friends!

Reflexology
A soothing yet revitalizing massage of the feet or hands which corresponds
to a mini map of the body. Marianne Walter, Board Certified LMT, will
revitalize you in a restorative session. 10 mins $15. 20 mins $25. 30 mins
$35. By appointment beginning the second Tuesday of the month. 1:00 –
4:00 p.m. November 9. Registration required.

Mindful Meditation
Certified at HMS in Meditation and Visualization Practices for Well-Being,
Marianne Walter LMT CYI will lead you to awareness, calm, focus and
peacefulness, through various components of the meditative process and
mindfulness exercises. Wear comfortable clothing to relax in. Six-week
session begins Tuesday, November 17th – 30th, and December 14 – 28. 9.30 –
10.30 a.m. Registration required. **Please bring your own mat and dress
comfortably.

Staying Fit with Sarah
Sarah is back! The COA has secured Sarah’s great exercise class 9:30 a.m.
every Wednesday!

Crafting/Ceramics with Brandi
Wednesday, November 10, 2021, at 2:00 p.m.
Join us for Crafting/Ceramics with Brandi! This class will meet once a
month on a Wednesday and participants will be able to leave with the
project made the same day. Art and craft materials will be supplied, and
this program has been paid for the Hanover Council on Aging. This class is
free.

Collaging for Fun with Deb
Wednesday, November 17, 2021, at 2:00 p.m.
Intergenerational Special Program: Collaging for Fun and Enjoyment, gift
giving or personal use, framed, laminated or greeting card. All ages
welcome. Finished projects can be used for display or play. Two trained
consultants provide all materials ready to use. Materials include 5×7 card
stocks with choice of framing, laminating or envelopes for gift giving
together with precut pictures, no cutting needed, and glue sticks for
simplicity of all ages. Surface area will be kept clean with covering.
Program area will be swept upon completion.

We also have a very large selection of audio books up for grabs if anyone
would like to come and borrow or keep some!

All programs require preregistration. Please sign-up using
Myactivecenter.com. If you need assistance, please call 781-924-1913.

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2nd Annual Virtual Community Kids’ Halloween Costume Contest

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Hanover Woman’s Club, Juniors is proud to announce their 2nd Annual Virtual
Community Kids’ Halloween Costume Contest.

The last week of October is “Advocacy Week for Children” in the General
Federation of Women’s Clubs – which the club has been federated under since
1970. In past years, the club has held their Halloween parade as their
community service project for Child Advocacy Week, but due to continued
restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic, they will be offering the Virtual
Costume Contest once again.

The Club has 4 different categories based on age groups; they will be
looking for originality and of course, for cuteness. Each category has a
prize. Details as to how to enter are listed below and in the attachment.

HOW TO ENTER:
• Take a picture of your child in their costume and email it to
hwcj1970@yahoo.com
• Subject: Costume Contest
• Include in email:
• Name, grade and age of child and which category you are entering
• Parent’s name, best phone number for prize announcement
• Deadline to enter is midnight November 1st, deadline to vote is
November 3rd, and winners will be announced November 7th.

HOW TO VOTE:
Members from our club will be helping to pick the winners but you can also
vote for your favorites to increase their chances. Pictures will be posted
on the Club’s Facebook page at
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and on their website www.hanoverwomansclubjuniors.weebly.com .

Venmo $2.00 per vote to @HWCJ-GFWC with your favorite costume.
Proceeds will go towards the Club’s annual scholarships that are given to
high school seniors.

CATEGORIES: Originality
1. AGES 0-3 years old
2. PRE-K TO FIRST GRADE
3. 2ND, 3RD, AND 4TH GRADE
4. GROUP CATEGORY – 2 or more participants ANY AGES
• 2 WINNERS FOR THIS GROUP CATEGORY
• PERFECT FOR THE OLDER KIDS but young ones can apply

PRIZES: Gift cards donated by Toy Box, Lil Dukes, Story Book Cove and
Target.

For more information, or if you have questions, please email
hwcj1970@yahoo.com .

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Sweater/sweatshirt drive for the homeless

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

Altrusa International of Plymouth County will hold its annual
SWEATER/SWEATSHIRT drive to benefit the Plymouth County Coalition for the
Homeless. They will be collecting NEW items only and all sweaters and
sweatshirts will be given to those in need in Plymouth County.

Those wishing to assist may drop off their donation on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
23rd from 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the HANOVER TOWN HALL parking lot.

Last year over 225 items were given to the homeless and Altrusa thanks all
that contributed to this worthy cause. For more information. please check
out their Facebook page at
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More in-person and virtual programs at the Library

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

It’s so awesome to have activities back at the John Curtis Free Library!
Read on!

Tuesday, October 19th at 6:30 p.m. :
Teen Halloween Makeup Workshop
John Curtis Free Library Meeting Room

Want to get a head start on your Halloween costume? Anne Kerrigan of
Fabulous Facepainting will be at the library to get you started with
tips/tricks! And, no, this isn’t just an ‘oh, how cute, it’s a basketball
on the cheek’ type of face painting – NOPE!! So come with your ideas, and
see what she can do.

This is a Young Adult (ages 12-17) program ONLY. Please respect the age
limitations.

Please register, so we can be sure that everyone gets a chance!
http://atotw.com/maillist/lt.php?tid=duXzLKXxeeaVXaj9ah5qYKgcWrN9S/uVjQ908tIS6fhoqLt7nDOIRqoN783ZLADJ

Wednesday, October 20th at 7:00 p.m. :
Car Care 101
(Virtual on Zoom)

Join the library on Zoom for car care tips from the pros! AAA Northeast’s
presentation on Car Maintenance gives basic strategies for vehicle upkeep
and checks that will be important for identifying further potential
programs before they become a problem on the road.

The presentation will cover the following topics:

· Checking tires for wear and tear, proper inflation, and air
pressure
· The importance of scheduling maintenance at with the dealership
or a mechanic
· Basic cleaning tips that help maintain the vehicle
· Gauging different car fluid levels (oil, coolant, etc.)
· Items that should go in an emergency kit

The program will be presented by John Paul AAA’s Car Doctor and
Automotive Consumer Advocate.

Register for this program at the following link:
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Saturday, October 23rd at 3:00 p.m. :
Fall Baking and Cooking with Rob Scott
(Virtual on Facebook Live)

The library will be joined by Simply Creative Chef Rob Scott for his
Virtual Fall Baking and Cooking Festival on Saturday, October 23rd at 3:00
p.m. The event will be presented via live stream on Facebook Live. Recipes
include harvest pumpkin crumb cake, autumn garden vegetable soup, and
chopped salad (w/ apples, cranberries, and apple cider dressing).

Recipes will be emailed to registered attendees ahead of the event.
Register at
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Monday, October 25th at 6:30 p.m. :
New England Legends with Jeff Belanger
John Curtis Free Library Meeting Room

Jeff Belanger will be at the library on Monday, October 25th. For over 20
years, Jeff has been exploring the unexplained. He seeks out history,
folklore, ghosts, monsters, and legends all over the world and in your
backyard. New England Legends offers a tour of haunts, monsters, aliens,
and weird history from our region. Based on Jeff’s popular weekly podcast
and his Emmy-nominated television series on PBS and Amazon Prime, the
program presents highlights from his own adventures and work. This program
includes a different set of stories every time it’s given. The bizarre is
closer than you think!

Space is limited, please register early!
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Long at mlong@ocln.org .

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3 Children’s Halloween Activities at John Curtis Library

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

This just in – 3 Children’s Halloween Activities at John Curtis Library!

The Tooth Fairy will be making her annual pre-Halloween visit to the
library on Friday, October 22 from 11:00—11:30 a.m. She (a.k.a. dental
hygienist Claire Reilly) will teach children about brushing and flossing
their teeth through songs and stories. Everyone will leave with a
toothbrush goody bag too! The program is appropriate for all ages.

The library will also host two Halloween parties for children, as follows:

Tuesday, October 26 from 5:00—6:00 p.m. there will be a party for older
children, ages four years and up. The party will feature “slightly
spooky” games, songs, stories, and a costume parade.

The party for younger children ages one to three years will be held on
Thursday, October 28 from 11:00—11:30 a.m. This one features fun, simple
stories, songs, games, and a costume parade.

To register for these events, please go to Calendar of Events at
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