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November <strong>15</strong> - 22, 20<strong>17</strong> www.TheTownCommon.com Page 7<br />
Further information please call Bunny Chiasson @ 978-465-5810 or email: sandbunnyc@yahoo,com<br />
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NEWBURPORT - Join us in this very special production of Methuen Ballet Ensemble’s The Nutcracker. The<br />
company is thrilled to announce that world renowned ballet dancer and choreographer Sabi Varga will be joining<br />
this year’s production. It is not to be missed! In addition to dancing in the production, Mr. Varga will be tapping<br />
into his creative and artistic talents as guest choreographer for select scenes! Methuen Ballet Ensemble, an established<br />
ballet company under the artistic direction of Vanessa Voter Shaheen, has staged The Nutcracker for over twentyfive<br />
years. All principal roles are performed by members of Methuen Ballet Ensemble, whose experience totals over<br />
<strong>15</strong>0 years of classical ballet training under Ms. Shaheen’s tutelage. Students of Voter’s School of Dance and North<br />
Shore Performing Arts Center perform all other roles. Saturday, November 25 at 3:00PM, Saturday, November<br />
25 Gala Reception at 6:00PM; Performance at 7:00PM and Sunday, November 26, at 3:00PM at the Firehouse<br />
Center for the Arts, Market Sq, Newburyport, Box Office: 978.462.7336 , General: 978.499.993 www.firehouse.<br />
org<br />
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NEWBURYPORT - Cantemus Chamber Chorus Sings in the Season - Cantemus Chamber Chorus’s winter<br />
program, Psalmists and Seers, reveals the solemn splendor and holy excitement of the holiday season, with Bernstein’s<br />
Chichester Psalms at its center. Its colorful Hebrew poetry and zigzagging rhythms proclaim the greatness of the<br />
season. The Midwife’s Tale, a Christmas cantata by Cambridge composer James Woodman, reflects in sonorous<br />
medieval poetry the mystery and awe of the Nativity. Other pieces on the program set the scene for a melodious,<br />
enchanting and heart-stirring season of true joy. The final piece, Lauridsen’s prayerful setting of James Agee’s poem<br />
Sure on This Shining Night, shimmers with the essence of tranquility and peace. Harp and percussion accompany<br />
the chorus, and a reception follows the concert. Tickets: adults, $25; seniors, $20; 21 & under, free. Saturday,<br />
December 2, 20<strong>17</strong> at 7:30 pm, First Church Wenham, 1 Arbor St., Wenham. Sunday, December 3, 20<strong>17</strong> at 4 pm,<br />
Central Congregational Church, 14 Titcomb St., Newburyport. NEW VENUE! - Sunday, December 10, 20<strong>17</strong> at<br />
4 pm, First Church in Swampscott, 40 Monument Ave., Swampscott.<br />
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NEWBURYPORT - “The Rose and the Night Star” will be presented by the 140-voice Newburyport Choral<br />
Society, the Greater Newburyport Children’s Chorus and orchestra at 8 PM on Saturday, December 9th and<br />
Sunday, December 10th at 2:30 PM at the Belleville Congregational Church, 300 High Street, Newburyport. The<br />
concert will feature Saint-Saens’ Christmas Oratorio with additional seasonal favorites. For ticket purchase and<br />
further concert information visit www.newburyportchoralsociety.org.<br />
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ROWLEY - This month the Rowley Public Library is hosting art created by local students from Pine Grove. Notan<br />
is a design element used for creating composition in art. The Japanese use the<br />
term ‘Notan’ to describe an important element of design involving the play<br />
of light versus dark. Students first learned about positive space and negative<br />
space and saw examples of artwork displaying both elements. They then created<br />
their own to share. See what it’s all about! Their artwork will be on exhibit<br />
through the month of November. The Rowley Public Library, 141 Main Street<br />
in Rowley, is fully accessible. For more information, call 978-948-2850.<br />
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ROWLEY - Caroling on the Common, Sunday, December 3rd 4:00pm, The<br />
Gazebo on the Rowley Common, Rt. 1A/Main St. All are Welcome! We ask<br />
that you please bring a donation of paper towels, toilet paper, wet wipes or facial<br />
tissues for the Rowley Food Pantry. Hosted by the Rowley Junior Girl Scouts<br />
Troop 79123<br />
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ROWLEY - For the upcoming holiday season, The Rowley Family Dental<br />
Center is once again requesting that their patients bring in food donations for<br />
the Rowley Food Pantry. All contributors will receive a chance at a raffle, the<br />
winner of which will receive a free tooth-whitening system, to be drawn January<br />
2, 2018!<br />
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ROWLEY - Join us for the Pine Grove School 45th Annual Holiday Craft Fair.<br />
The halls of our elementary school are filled with more than <strong>15</strong>0 area crafters<br />
and artists. December 2nd 9am to 3. 191 Main St, Rowley.<br />
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ROWLEY - Clark School, based in Rowley, MA, offers a stimulating learning<br />
environment for students’ grades kindergarten through 12. We emphasize each<br />
student’s strengths and combine skill-based and peer-based learning within our<br />
strong academic curriculum. Clark offers year-round, rolling admissions, so call<br />
us today and schedule a personal tour of our campus, or visit clarkschool.com<br />
for more information. 978-777-4699.<br />
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SALISBURY - Stop in to see the colorful prints and eclectic jewelry created by<br />
artist, Marcia Herson on display Nov. 22 – Jan. 1st, Opening reception: Nov.<br />
28th. Marcia uses a wide range of materials and mediums including her own<br />
lampworked glass beads, acrylics, oil, and encaustic. Salisbury Public Library, <strong>17</strong><br />
Elm St, Salisbury, 978-465-5071 x 136<br />
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SEABROOK - Trinity United Church is seeking vendors for a Holiday Gift<br />
Fair on Friday Dec. <strong>15</strong>. Crafters are welcome, but this event allows all types<br />
of items suitable for gift giving......homemade fudge & culinary treats, gifts &<br />
“regifted items, brand new, “still in the package” items. We want things not<br />
found in the mall stores! Proceeds from some vendor fees will benefit a needy<br />
area family @ Christmas time through the Rockingham County Community<br />
Action’s “Adopt-A-Family” program. Do your shopping locally & save gas AND<br />
have joy in knowing you are participating in a worthy cause. Contact ( 978-<br />
994-0734) to reserve a $20.00 space or e-mail jgwhittier@comcast.net<br />
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Route 133, Rowley<br />
978-948-2333<br />
Town of Rowley Board of Health<br />
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day<br />
From the Workbench:<br />
Oil based paints<br />
Stains/varnish<br />
Paint thinner<br />
Wood/paint strippers<br />
Wood preservatives<br />
Rust preventatives<br />
Photo Chemicals<br />
Old chemistry sets<br />
Arts and crafts supplies<br />
Airplane glue<br />
Rubber cement<br />
Muriatic/hydrochloric acid<br />
Fiberglass resin<br />
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 20<strong>17</strong><br />
Greg Der Bogosian<br />
8:30 AM to <strong>11</strong>:30 PM<br />
Highway Department, 40 Independent Street<br />
is your<br />
WHAT TO<br />
Advertising<br />
BRING<br />
Consultant<br />
77<br />
From<br />
Wethersfield House: From Yard:<br />
St.<br />
“Under-the-sink” Weed killers<br />
cleaners Pesticides<br />
Rowley, Oven /Floor/Drain MA Chemical 01969 fertilizers<br />
cleaners Insecticides<br />
Telephone: Poisons 978-948-8696<br />
Herbicides<br />
Metal polish Fungicides<br />
Sealants<br />
Rodent killers<br />
Fax: Solvents/adhesives 978-948-2564<br />
Miscellaneous:<br />
Bleaches/ammonia Mercury (thermometers/<br />
advertise@thetowncommon.com<br />
Dry cleaning fluids thermostats/ switches<br />
From the Garage:<br />
Gasoline/kerosene/fuel<br />
Antifreeze<br />
Brake/Transmission/<br />
Engine/Radiator<br />
fluid/degreaser/cleaner<br />
Used/unused Motor oil<br />
Car wax/polishes<br />
Driveway sealer<br />
Roofing tar<br />
Pool chemicals<br />
Creosote<br />
Cesspool cleaners<br />
Lighter fluid<br />
Upholstery/rug<br />
cleaners<br />
Moth balls<br />
A fee will be charged for the following items:<br />
Electronics (televisions & computer monitors over 46”)<br />
Electronics (televisions & computer monitors under 46”)<br />
Propane Tanks (0 lb tanks and under, without gas)<br />
0 lb tanks (gas grill size)<br />
Tanks smaller than 0 lbs<br />
Tires (with or without rims under <strong>17</strong>” in diameter)<br />
Car /engine batteries<br />
Fluorescent light bulbs<br />
Recharge/NiCad/<br />
Lithium batteries<br />
$5.00 each item<br />
$0.00 each item<br />
$ 5.00 each tank<br />
$ .00 each tank<br />
$ .00 each tire<br />
$ .00 each<br />
Rowley Board of Health reserves the right to refuse any item(s) it deems inappropriate for the collection.<br />
NO:<br />
Latex paint (dry out- Industrial/Commercial waste<br />
put in trash) Radioactive waste<br />
Trash<br />
Infectious/Biological waste<br />
Leaves / Brush Explosives<br />
Tree stumps Ammunition/gun powder<br />
Asbestos<br />
Fireworks<br />
PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED<br />
For more information call:<br />
Rowley Board of Health office at (978) 948 – 31<br />
WHAT NOT TO BRING<br />
Flares<br />
Smoke detector<br />
Fire extinguisher<br />
Oil filter<br />
Air conditioner<br />
Appliances<br />
Prescription medicine<br />
Uncommon or<br />
unmarked cylinders<br />
*Needles/syringes<br />
(sharps disposal<br />
program available)<br />
Large quantities of acceptable items (more than 5 lbs or gal) may be subject to additional fees.
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