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Boys & Girls Club’s 25th Anniversary Charity Auction, March 10


submitted by Boys and Girls Club of Salem Boys and Girls Club of Salem will host its 25th Annual Charity Auction on Saturday, March 10, at the Club. The celebration begins with a silent auction at 5 p.m., followed by dinner at 7:15 p.m. skillfully prepared by The Tuscan Kitchen. The real fun begins at 8:30 p.m. when the live auction kicks off. This silver anniversary extravaganza is guaranteed to dazzle with an array of new and exciting live auction items including: tickets to the Jay Leno Show, airline tickets for JetBlue, VIP Experiences, Disney passes, Monster Seats for Red Sox games, vacations, exclusive dining packages, a whole house generator (installed), an ounce of gold, golf and sports outings and fabulous sports memorabilia! There will be a special “Sparkle & Shine” Raffle sponsored by Charles Rage Jewelers of Salem. One hundred patrons have the opportunity to buy a small jewelry box for $50. Each box contains a trinket, but one of the boxes has a piece of jewelry worth nearly $3,000! So, 99 boxes will shine, but only one will sparkle!


Our silent auction will be full of popular items like


restaurant gift certificates, ski passes, birthday parties, sports memorabilia, jewelry, art, vacation get-a-ways, wine and so much more. Since 1967, the Boys & Girls Club of Salem has


Left to right: Cody Clements, Alfredo DaCunha and Anthony Traficante with Athletic Director Josh Perreault


provided a safe, nurturing environment for young people from Salem and its surrounding communities. Club kids have a safe place to go every day after school with a professional staff that care about them and provide programs that are fun and build good character along the way. “We are very thankful for our Platinum Sponsor for the auction, Citizens Bank and our Gold Sponsor, Salem Cooperative Bank. They provide significant support for the programs that we offer,” says Denise Dolloff, Special Events Coordinator for the Club. Reservations for the auction are now being accepted. Tickets are $75 per person - tables of 10. Tickets may be purchased on line at www. salembgc.org/what/events/auction.asp or by calling Denise Dolloff at 898-7709, ext. 16. With your support, the Club can continue to make a difference in the lives of Club members and their families.


Salem Christmas Fund


submitted by Alan Phair B & H Oil Co. Gas Station and


Variety Store located on North Main Street in Salem and owned and operated by Glynn Family were presented with the Salem Christmas Fund 2011 “Donation Canister Award” for collecting the most money in the canister placed in their store. The Salem Christmas Fund is grateful to the Glynn Family and all their customers for their generosity. The Salem Christmas Fund is also grateful to all the Salem businesses who hosted a canister this year,


Shown accepting the award are Beverly Glynn, Bill Davis, Ralph Glynn and Sally Sweet of the Salem Christmas Fund.


Young Residents Collect Candy for Our Troops


Michael (6) and


Paul (2) Caruso, of Salem went Trick Treating for Our Troops and donated over 20 pounds of candy to the Salem Knights of Columbus to ship over to our troops. They collected and donated all of their trick or treat candy, and Michael also asked his fellow first graders at the Fisk School to contribute. Michael and Paul collected over 15 pounds on their own, and the first graders donated over seven pounds of their collections. A good deed well worth recognizing. Awesome, awesome job!


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Known as the VFT room, students are provided unique on-line learning experiences through real time guided field trips. For President’s Day, the fourth, fifth and seventh grade classes visited Mount Vernon, George Washington’s home. Mount Vernon is a living museum – with actors speaking as Martha and George Washington and their plantation workers. Martha and George described their day-to-day life and answered questions posed by our students. The workmen of the estate demonstrated how they worked and the types of tools they used. They also ended with a Q & A session. Visiting Mount Vernon was a great way to combine a study of Colonial Life with a biography of our first president. World War II – the Double Victory Virtual Field Trips is one of the features that make St. Joseph’s a


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