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10 THE HULL TIMES, Thursday, May 26, 2011 www.hulltimes.com Worship Calendar This week, at St. Mary of the Assumption Parish. Catholics in Hull worship at St. Ann’s Church, 208 Samoset Ave. The Rev. Joseph Mazzone is the pastor. Weekday Mass, Monday through Saturday, is at 9 a.m. Saturday Vigil Mass, 4:30 p.m. Sunday Masses, 7, 9, 11 a.m. Telephone: 781 925-0680. At St. Nicholas United Methodist Church. St. Nicholas United Methodist Church is an open and affirming Reconciling Congregation where all are welcome. The church is located at 130 Spring St. in Hull Village. Questions can be directed to the church at 781 925-9101. All are invited to worship service at 10 a.m. every Sunday. This week, those in worship will celebrate God’s intimate presence in their lives. The sermon is entitled “An Unknown God” and will honor the truth that, even though we may not know it, God is within us. As always, childcare is available for the very young, although children are also welcome to participate in the entire service. Congregants will also celebrate Holy Communion, an experience that is open to all who are seeking deeper communion with God and creation. Please note that St. Nicholas offers gluten-free “bread” and always serve non-alcoholic juice for the common cup. Worship is followed by a time of fellowship in the church hall. Although Monday is Memorial Day, there will be bible study on at 7 p.m. at Gould Hall, which will focus on chapters 9 and 10 of Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians. If time permits, members will also read the first verse of Chapter 11. The church is collecting non-food items for Wellspring [soap, paper goods, personal care items, etc.] If you are able, please bring a donation. At Temple Beth Sholom. Temple Beth Sholom, 600 Nantasket Ave., Hull, is a conservative synagogue offering daily worship services, bi-monthly Friday evening services/Onegei Shabbat, monthly Torah study/breakfast services, holiday observances, religious school education, bar/bat mitzvah preparation, post-bar/bat mitzvah confirmation classes, adult education courses, and so much more. Temple Beth Sholom’s spiritual leader is Rabbi Benjamin Lefkowitz; its president is Paul Epstein. Telephone: 781 925-0091. You may also reach the temple by email, templebethhull@comcast.net, or visit the Web, www. tbshull.com. Upcoming for Friday, May 27. Graduation of the first Confirmation class will be held in the Main Sanctuary at 9 Hadassah Way. Mazel tov to the following Confirmation graduates: Thomas Guiney, Samantha Hagstrom, Jacen Kurciviez, Edina Lemkin, and Molly Shauer. An Oneg Shabbat will be held following the service, sponsored by Joan Silver. All are welcome. Friday, June 3. Closing exercises and Religious School graduation will be held in the Main Sanctuary at 9 Hadassah Way. Mazel tov to the following graduates: Nathan Albert, Gianna Cofman, Cara O’Keefe, and Rachel Rymaszewsky. An Oneg Shabbat ice cream social, sponsored by the parents of the graduates, will be held following the services. All are welcome. At Congregation Sha’Aray Shalom, Hingham. 1112 Main St. Hingham. Telephone 781 749-8103, or visit www.shaaray.org. Denomination: Reform Jewish. Rabbi Shira Joseph, Cantor Steven Weiss. Services: Friday evenings, 7:30 p.m. Saturdays, 10:30 a.m. Office closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Upcoming Events in June: Friday, Jun. 3 at 5:15 p.m. Early bird Shabbat dinner, members $7 per adult, $5 per child, or $20 per family. $10 per adult, $6 per child, non-member. 6 p.m. Early bird Shabbat service with birthday blessings. 7:30 p.m. Shabbat evening service with birthday blessings. Saturday, Jun 4 at 10:30 a.m. Shabbat morning service. At St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Cohasset. St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church is an inclusive, Christcentered community committed to exploring the intersection of faith and daily life. You are invited to join in this exploration on Sunday mornings and through Police log Continued from page 7 Investigation] notified and responding… 7:45 p.m. Bay Ave. East E911 caller was unreadable then disconnected. Yelling in the background. No answer on call back. O/Costa and O/Mahoney detailed. S/ Casagrande also responding. O/Costa reports an altercation between a male and his son-in-law… Tuesday: 8:35 a.m. Minor accident, A St. at Central Ave. O/Costa detailed and requests that S/Shea respond with the camera… 8:36 a.m. Central Fire reports a male at the location urinating in the bushes and he appears to be confused. Engine 1 and Rescue 2 dispatched. Rescue 2 reports unable to locate the male… 11:46 a.m. Duck Lane caller reports that she would like to speak to an officer. O/Costa detailed and reports speaking to the caller, who is reporting that someone cut down an azalea that was planted at her husband’s grave. O/Costa reports following up with Public Works and they didn’t cut it… 1:27 p.m. Nantasket Ave. caller reports that he just bought a home in Hull and he just saw a male who made him feel uncomfortable. The male was walking in the area with no shirt, his pants were down exposing his underwear, and he had a shirt or rag hanging out of the pocket. O/Mahoney detailed. O/Flaherty reports he is in the area and will also be checking. Both officers reports negative search… 2:18 p.m. Nantasket Ave. caller reports identity theft. O/Costa dispatched and reports caller states she received a call from a place that had all her information and a job application from her, but she had not applied for work there. She will follow up with Social Security and with her bank… 2:45 p.m. Nantasket Ave. caller reports a drunk male on the beach at the location and she’s concerned that he may drown. State Police contacted and will send someone in that direction. O/Mahoney and O/Flaherty also responding. Second caller report the male keeps falling. O/Mahoney reports coming in with 47-yearold Quincy male in protective custody… 7:50 p.m. Arrest, Nantasket Rd. O/Conneely reports he has Vincent Bregoli, 18, of Clifton Ave., under arrest a variety of special programs during the week. All are welcome to worship God at St. Stephen’s! This Sunday, at 11:30 a.m., St, Stephen’s continues its series “Signs of Resurrection Life,” which brings in speakers from local organizations that the church supports through its outreach programs. This Sunday, members welcome Jim Graham, a member of the board of the St. Boniface Haiti Foundation who is just back from a trip to Haiti. All welcome! Sunday services of Holy Communion begin at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Also on Sunday mornings, the Godly Play children’s program and R.O.X. JV [middle school youth program] meet at 10. R.O.X. [senior high youth program] meets at 11:30. AA now meets four times a week at St. Stephen’s: Sundays at 7 p.m., there is a closed Big Book study. Tuesdays there is a women’s step meeting at 6:30 p.m. and a closed discussion meeting at 8 p.m. Fridays at 6:30 p.m., there is a beginner’s meeting. All meetings take place in the Watermelon Room at the church office. Please call the church office at 781 383-1083 or visit ststephenscohasset.org for more information. ∞ for minor in possession of alcohol. Bail set at $40… 10:03 p.m. Kingsley Rd. caller called dispatch with numerous complaints with regard to her ex-husband sending her harassing text messages and her previous call today. Caller states she feels her complaints have not been addressed appropriately. S/Casagrande and O/Fahey detailed. O/Fahey reports he will be coming into headquarters to get paperwork for an emergency 209A. O/Fahey further reports female did not appear to be in fear and she has changed her mind in obtaining a 209A. Caller believes her ex-husband is listening to a scanner and she requests added patrols overnight… ∞ Hull Board of Health Legal Notice The Board of Health of the Town of Hull, Massachusetts, acting under the authority of the Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 111, Section 31, voted the following permit application fees to be increased effective July 1, 2011. • Certificate(s) of Occupancy will be increased to ($60) sixty dollars per rental unit. • Re-inspections, if necessary, will cost ($35) thirty-five dollars. Article XXVIII, Section 1, Town of Hull Bylaws: “No rental dwelling unit, apartment or tenement shall be occupied unless a Certificate of Occupancy has been issued by the Board of Health.” A Certificate of Occupancy must be renewed each year for rentals. • Caterers will be increased to ($100) one hundred dollars. • Hotel/Motel/ Rooming Houses will be increased to ($100) one hundred dollars. [Published: 5/26/11] Subscribe or renew your subscription now. Keep up with the Times! 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www.hulltimes.com Letters Continued from page 2 cars were there, took some photos, and warned the partiers about the mess they left. The trash stopped for several months. Now it’s back. Time to get out the camera again. Dan Llewellyn The winds of change are blowing through Hull again… To The Editor: I would like to thank the following folks for putting together another historic event – the Hull Wind Conference that occurred on May 12 at the Nantasket Beach Resort Hotel: Town Manager Phil Lemnios, for his leadership and vision; Hull Light Operations Manager Dick Miller, for his continuous support; administrative assistant Nancy Allen, for making the event go off without a hitch; the Hull Light Board, for their continuous vision of taking our wind/ renewable energy advantage to the next level to support the Hull ratepayer; the Nantasket Beach Resort Hotel, for hosting the event; and Bob Hunter, for almost a year of his efforts creating the white paper that put the vision of a renewable energy institute to paper and officially started this process. The event brought folks from all over the country in many different fields: GE, Siemens, MIT, Harvard, WPI, local, state, and federal officials, Mr. Donohue’s Hull High AP science class, award-winning music producers, and leaders in many fields and industries. I felt a buzz during the wind conference of success and, hopefully, what I believe to be a game changer for Hull. We are looking to carry the momentum forward and identify the best way to keep Hull a leader in renewable energy. Many great things happening in a great town. Thank you, Domenico Sestito Many hands made light work of camp cleanup… To Hull’s Residents: Thank you for all your support at the cleanup days for Sunset Point Camp this past weekend. We were honored at the tremendous support that the community showed to this hidden gem. More than 100 people, young and old, came to help clean up the camp. Everyone helped rake, weed, clean, scrub, purge storage areas, and make repairs. We were humbled by all the time and effort that everyone contributed that day, especially members of the Nantasket- Hull Rotary and employees of the Phia Group. Thank you to all the neighbors of Sunset Point for accommodating the many visitors over the weekend. We have heard from many Hull residents about how much they look forward to having the campers in their red shirts back to our beaches this summer. Thank you all for your generosity and pride in sharing Hull with these young people, who are so excited to enjoy it as well. We are looking forward to welcoming the Sunset Point campers back to the South Shore and we thank you for helping us. Sincerely, The Friends of Sunset Point Generous community honors its champs… To the Very Gracious Citizens of Hull: The Hull Girls Basketball team recently celebrated its state championship title with a very exciting and memorable ceremony held at the Hull Yacht Club. We were very honored and grateful to the Hull Yacht Club members who donated their hall and helped make this whole night possible. Several businesses and community members also generously donated to this night and we would like to thank everyone for their support. The food was donated and catered by Barefoot Bob’s. Thank you to Lisa and Mark. We were so grateful to Melissa and Nicole from Barefoot Bob’s who also volunteered for the night to help make sure the meal was perfect and everything ran smoothly. We would like to thank coach Rick Fredericks of Marshfield for buying us championship T-shirts. We would like to thank the owners of Beach Fire Restaurant and the Nantasket Beach Hotel for their very gracious donations, which THE HULL TIMES, Thursday, May 26, 2011 11 On Saturday, May 21, the Friends of Sunset Point Camp hosted a cleanup day to prepare the camp for the summer season. The newly formed Nantasket-Hull Rotary Club spruced up the camp kitchen. The Rotarians are, L to R, Tim Smith [kneeling], Alana Swiec, Jack Baringer, and Ed Fox [with back to camera]. purchased us beautiful coats. Hull Youth Football and Hull Boosters made very generous donations that allowed us to purchase championship rings that we will receive at the end of the year sports banquet held at Hull High School. Thank You to Brendan Geary for the amazing slideshow that he put together for us. A huge thank you goes out to Nick from Pasquale’s Prints who made every single person on the team their own professionally matted picture from the championship game at the TD Garden. Thank you to Johnny Cupcakes for allowing us to come into your store and pick out shirts. Thank you to Kim at Cotton’s Candy who provided delicious treats and volunteered her time for the night. Lastly, we would like to thank additional people for their donations that helped with the entire night and all the miscellaneous items needed to pull the event off: Laura Fulton, Alana Swiec, Domenico Sestito, Weinberg’s Bakery, Simply Irresistible, Francis Shaughnessy, Nancy Dunn, Christine Hansen, Peter Seitz, Mrs. Mahoney, The Fanuele family, Father Joe, Kevin Morris, and Mel Reed. We are truly grateful for all of the support this amazing community gave us during our entire tournament run and we want you to know you have made us very proud to be Hull Kids. Thank you, Nikki Heavern, on behalf of the Lady Pirates Basketball team Carousel events bespeak pride in town and country… To the Editor: On behalf of all the people who enjoy the Paragon Carousel, I wanted to thank the many folks who participated in our Kentucky Derby Day event on May 6. This is a wonderful adult evening and all in attendance enjoyed the festivities, raffle prizes, and the “racing” of the carousel horses, all to benefit the Paragon Carousel. If you missed it this year, mark your calendar for the Friday before the 2012 Kentucky Derby. We also would like to thank Nantasket Paint and Hardware for securing “Made in America” flags for our Field of Flags event that kicks off on June 3. With the sponsorship of George Washington Toma TV & Appliance, we will again surround the historic Paragon Carousel in American flags in honor of veterans, armed service personnel, and loved ones. Thank you to these two wonderful businesses for helping to make this special event, which benefits the Paragon Carousel and the Hull Veterans Council, possible. Please visit www.paragoncarousel. com for more details on the Field of Flags. 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