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RABBIT RESCUE ADOPTION
ON SEPTEMBER 13TH
Massachusetts Rabbit Rescue
and the House Rabbit
Connection will be conducting a
large scale adoptathon on
Saturday September 13th from
11-2. They will be held at the
eight Pets Supplies Plus Stores
in eastern Massachusetts.
They will have representa-
tives at each store available to
answer questions about rabbit
.care and conduct adoption inter
views for those interested in
adopting. We only adopt to good
indoor homes. Nail clipping is
available for a donation.
The closest pets supplies Plus
stores are located at:
Waltham - 130 Lexington
Street, Salem 4(io Highland
Avenue and Burlington-B&C
Cambridge Street.
PRE SCHOOL SKATING
CLASSES TO BEGIN
Pre School Skating Lessons
will be held at the Stoneham
Arena at 101 Montvale Avenue,
Stoneham.
They begin September 16 or
17 and applications are at Arena
Office. Classes limited first
come basis. For information,
call 279-2628.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
AT CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Catholic Charities/North is
seeking caring men and women
to volunteer in a relationship
based, home visitation program.
The relationship that devel-
ops between the parent aide and
the family promotes the oppor-
tunity for a safe and nurturing
environment, and empowers the
parent to become more indepen-
dent.
Training and ongoing super-
vision are provided with a year
commitment. Call Jean Goguen
at 593-2312 for more information.
THEATER II GIANT
"YARD SALE
' Theater II, a local communi-
v ty musical theater group, is
■holding a Giant Yard Sale on
'Saturday, September 13, (rain-
date- Sun. Sept. 14), from 9am to
4pm at 250 Franklin Street,
Melrose (Franklin St. runs from
Main St., Melrose to Main St.,
Stoneham).
This yard sale promises to be
full of all those one-of-a-kind
I treasures you might be looking
for Items are being collected by
members and friends of Theater
II, as well as from the general
public. -
If you have any yard sale
items you would like to donate
to Theater II, please call 617-944-
7703 to arrange drop off or pick
.'• up. As with any non-profit orga-
A/nization, items donated to
•r-iTheater II are tax deductible.
Funds raised through this
Yard Sale will hejp finance
future Theater II productions,
including this fall's production
Pick Your Own
TOMATOES!
Saturday & Sunday • 9a.m.-4p.m.
woburn Location Only ,
of Stephen Sondheim's Into the
Woods on Nov. 14-16, at
Memorial Hall, 590 Main Street,
Melrose
SONS OF ITALY
DINNER DANCE
On Saturday, September 13,
the Burlington Sons of Italy will
hold their September Dinner
Dance at the Winchester Sons of
Italy Hall. The time is 7 to
Midnight. Donation is $20 per
person.
Dinner is by Henry's
Catering and Music is by the
Preferred Sound. For informa-
tion and tickets call 617-2754953.
REPERTORY THEATRE
HOLDS AUDITIONS
Wakefield Repertory Theatre
will hold auditions for its 1998
season opener, Rodgers and
Hamerstein's CAROUSEL, on
September 9th and 10th at
7:30pm at the Wakefield High
School Lecture Hall, 60 Farm
Street, wakefield.
Under the direction of WRT
artistic director, Rob Chibaro,
WRTs CAROUSEL should prove
to be another blockbuster pro-
duction, sure to chase away the
winter blues. WRT productions
are always lively, vivid shows
dramatically, musically, choreo-
graphically, and visually and
CAROUSEL , with its gorgeous
musical score and its poignant
subject matter, is sure to leave
the WRT audiences breathless
with excitement.
In addition to Chibaro's stage
direction, the production will be
vocally directed by Brian Ocock
and choreographed by Natasha
Star buck-Smith, both of whom
are returning to WRT after their
first-time WRT stints in last
January's production of MAME.
The east of last year's produc-
tion had nothing but praise for
these two newcomers, and the
WRT Board of Directors is
thrilled to have them back for
this year's production.
Those auditioning for
CAROUSEL should prepare to
sing a solo and bring accompa-
nying sheet music. Auditioners
should also dress comfortably
for movement. Call backs for the
CAROUSEL auditions will be
held September nth , same time
and location.
The production will be held in
mid-January. For more informa-
tion, call 617-2464386. Non-equity
only, please.
TRANSIT AUTHORITY
HAS RIDER'S GUIDE
The Lowell Regional Transit
Authority has commenced dis-
tribution Of the 1997-98 "LRTA
System Map and Rider ,s Guide".
This system map has been pre-
pared to better inform you about
our public bus, commuter rail
and roadrunner services in the
Greater Lowell area.
The growing Transit
Authority includes transporta-
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Acton, Billerica, Burlington,
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Lowell, Pepperell, Tewksbury,
Townsend, Tyngsborough and
West ford Over 1.6 million pas-
senger trips are provided annu-
ally through fixed route bus ser-
vice and Paratransit programs.
One of the objectives of the
attached LRTA system map is to
promote economic development
in the region. Please call at 978-
459-0164 if you can utilize or dis-
tribute these maps.
SQUARE DANCE CLASSES
IN WOBURN
Square Dance classes spon-
sored by the Baldwin Apple
Squares are a healthful, relax-
ing exercise for the mind and
body They are held every
Wednesday at 7;30#»PM
September 17 k 24 are intro-
ductory free nights October 1
through April 15th donations 135
pp. Come to the Veteran's
Memorial Senior Center, 144
School Street, Woburn.
For info: Dan or Anna at 781-
438-2363.
BOLTON FAIR
SEPTEMBER 17TH
The 115th Bolton Fair will
take place on Saturday and
Sunday, September 27 and 28
from 9am to 6pm at the
Fairgrounds in Bolton (Route
117, one mile East of Route 495
at exit 27). it's the ideal country
fair, with lots of pettable ani-
mals and family entertainment
for less than the price of a
movie, as well as more than 250
craft and commercial exhibits
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for shopping or browsing.
' Fair attractions include:
horse, miniature horse, sheep,
goat and rabbit shows, lumber-
jack, horse pull, banjo and fid-
dler contests; wool, milking and
sheep dog demonstrations; more
than 150 crafters (juried) and
100 commercial exhibits; "Kids
Country' craft and entertain-
ment area; an exhibit hall filled
with home grown and home
sewn items; country singers,
dancers and bands; a midway of
amusement park rides and
games; and a variety of food for
sale, including home made apple
pies and a chicken barbecue.
Admission is for adults, $6, $5
for seniors and $1 for children 6-
12; children under 6 are free.
The midway is also open
Thursday and Friday night, 6-11.
TOASTMASTERS MEET
IN BURLINGTON
The Last Word toastmasters
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will meet at the Burlington
Public Library, 22 Sears Street
on Thursday, September 11 , at
7:15pm. The Last Word
Toastmasters Club is dedicated
to developing public speaking
and leadership skills in those 18
and over.
They meet every 2nd and 4th
Thursdays of the month, holi-
days excepted. Guests always
welcome*
For more details, call Al 617-
72-2319 or Joyce 5086404184.
GIANT TAILGATE
FLEA MARKET
The 26th Giant Tailgate Flea
Market, in the town of Harvard,
will take place on Sunday,
October 12th, from noon to 5pm
on the Bromfield School
grounds. Route 111.
General admission is $2; $1
for senior citizens and children
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