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April 27, 2012

THANK YOU NOTES

Thank you from the UUSR

On Sunday, April 1, the Unitarian Universalist Society of Rockport hosted a "Save the Steeple" event, with local talent of all ages taking part. Cape Ann teens William Gleckner, Sam Cunningham and Seth Perkins organized and hosted the variety show.

"Save the Steeple" was not only entertaining, but also a financial success. The money raised toward first phase evaluation and repair of our historic church steeple exceeded all expectations. There is only a small amount of money needed to meet our goal for initial steeple work.

Young people need to be acknowledged and celebrated for their ideas, hard work, accomplishments and generosity. Will, Sam and Seth took on a project and saw it through from start to finish.

"Save the Steeple" began as a gesture of thanks to the UUSR for accommodating the Chicken Coupe Troupe Productions, with which Will and Sam have been affiliated for many years. No one expected this effort would net such lofty results.

Additional thanks go to Jennifer Ober, music director and administrator of the church, for all of her behind-the-scenes knowledge and coordination.

On behalf of the UUSR, I say a hearty, "Huzzah! Thank you! Hip, hip, hooray!"

Heidi Wakeman

Gloucester

Night Prowler Hot Rod Club

The Night Prowlers Hot Rod Club would like to thank the following people and organizations for their support in our annual fundraiser for the GFC Special Needs dances: Mrs and Mrs. Kenneth Follette, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bertolino, Bank Gloucester, Donut Jim's, the Gloucester AMVETS, Pallazola's Sporting, Audrey's Florist, Salon One, Soft Touch, Cape Ann Car Wash, Sugar and Spice of Beverly and special guest singers Ambie Lovasco and Vito Calomo.

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