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Paulo Adams invites you to his next Antique Furniture and Collectibles Auction Thursday, January 03, 2008 at 6:00pm Preview starts at 3:30pm Location: VFW hall located at 190 Main Street, Saugus, MA. We will be updating our web site often. Check back regularly for up to date information and lots of photos. www.pauloadams.com We are actively taking consignments for future auctions. Please contact us if you are interested in consigning with us.

Join the Rumney Marsh Toastmasters Club # 8431 on the first and third Monday of each month at 2 Rice Street -Saugus Laurel Gardens from 6:30PM - 8:00PM. WHAT IS TOASTMASTERS? This non-profit organization offers a proven ? and enjoyable ? way to practice communication and leadership skills. Members evaluate one another's presentations. This feedback process is a key part of the program's success. Meeting participants also give impromptu talks on assigned topics, conduct meetings, serve as officers in various leadership roles and learn rules related to timing, grammar and parliamentary procedure. Thousands of corporations sponsor in-house Toastmasters clubs. Businesses and government organizations have discovered that Toastmasters is an effective, cost-efficient means of meeting their communication training needs. Toastmasters groups can also be found in governmental agencies, a variety of community organizations, prisons, universities, hospitals, military bases and churches. www.toastmasters.org Contact - Sherri Raftery, Club Secretary & Lt. Governor of Marketing at courtjestour@aol.com - 978-235-2035

Performances of "From Broadway to Hollywood - A Musical Revue" Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings 10, 11, & 12 January 2008 at 7:30 PM, and a matinee on Sunday 13 January at 2:00 PM. Tickets are $18, or $15 for seniors 62 or over, or youth ages 13-18, or $10 for children 12 and under. Tickets may be reserved by calling 781-231-5204. Or on-line visit our Tickets page. The performance location is the Little Theatre at St. John's Episcopal Church, on Central at the corner of Prospect Streets, near the center of Saugus, Massachusetts. For directions to the theatre, click here. Ask about our Flex-Pass Ticket. Director Leo Nickole, emeritus professor of musical theatre at Emerson College. Musical direction, Nancy Lemoine, drama and choral director at Saugus High School. Choreographer, Terri Bater, stage manager, Mary Moffett, production is coordinated by Joanne Fafard and Hank Zappala. The cast of almost forty performers includes dozens of community theatre veterans, and range in age from three to seventy. Many are residents of Saugus, including: Sarah Belliveau, Brian Cipoletta, Rosemary Degregorio, Autumn and Brian Dion, the Fafard family (Alexis, Amanda Allen, Ashleigh, Bill, Joanne, and William), Kara Giannelli, Renee Glowacki, Tess Hannify, Bobby and Sarah Imperato, Carolina Lanney, David Picariello, Tanya Portalla, Sabrina and Sherri Raftery, Sarah Thibodeau, and James Wlodyka. Performers from other towns include: Jim and Maria Angelini from Rockport; Bernie Baldassaro of Peabody; Nicholas Beach, Nathan Goulart-Pasco, and Yvonne Goulart from Revere; Kai Chao, Joshua Scalia, Phyllis Scalia-D'eon, and Tiffany White from Lynn; Mike Davis of Medford; Joseph Guglielmo from Marblehead; Ginny Leblanc of Swampscott; Maureen Pilot of Reading; Larry Segel from Winthrop; and Stephen Russo of Winchester.

Pease join the Theatre Co. of Saugus for four Performances of "From Broadway to Hollywood - A Muscical Journey" at the Little Theatre located at St. John's Episcopal Church - corner of Central/Prospect Streets,Saugus, Massachusetts, Directed by Leo Nickole, emeritus professor of musical theatre at Emerson College. Musical Direction - Nancy Lemoine, drama and choral director at Saugus High School. Choreographer - Terri Bater. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings 10, 11, & 12 January 2008 at 7:30 PM, and a matinee on Sunday 13 January at 2:00 PM. Tickets are $18, or $15 for seniors 62 or over, or youth ages 13-18, or $10 for children 12 and under. Reserved by calling 781-231-5204. Ask about our discounted Flex-Pass Ticket. Cast includes - Sarah Belliveau, Brian Cipoletta, Rosemary Degregorio, Autumn and Brian Dion, the Fafard family (Alexis, Amanda Allen, Ashleigh, Bill, Joanne, and William), Kara Giannelli, Renee Glowacki, Tess Hannify, Bobby and Sarah Imperato, Carolina Lanney, David Picariello, Tanya Portalla, Sabrina and Sherri Raftery, Sarah Thibodeau, and James Wlodyka, Jim and Maria Angelini, Bernie Baldassaro, Nicholas Beach, Nathan Goulart-Pasco & Yvonne Goulart, Kai Chao, Joshua Scalia, Phyllis Scalia-D'eon, and Tiffany White from Lynn; Mike Davis; Joseph Guglielmo; Ginny Leblanc; Maureen Pilot; Larry Segel; and Stephen Russo.

Join the Theatre Co. of Saugus as it presents "From Broadway to Hollywood , A Musical Revue" - which is a Journey from Stage to Screen, directed by Leo Nickole, emeritus professor of musical theatre at Emerson College, Musical director - Nancy Lemoine, drama and choral director at Saugus High School, choreographer -Terri Bater, stage manager - Mary Moffett, and production coordination by Joanne Fafard and Hank Zappala - for four performances - Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings 10, 11, & 12 January 2008 at 7:30 PM, and a matinee on Sunday 13 January at 2:00 PM. Tickets are $18, or $15 for seniors 62 or over, or youth ages 13-18, or $10 for children 12 and under. Tickets may be reserved by calling 781-231-5204. To purchase tickets on-line visit our wbesite http://tcsaugus.home.comcast.net/~tcsaugus/ The performance location is the Little Theatre at St. John's Episcopal Church, on Central at the corner of Prospect Streets, near the center of Saugus, Massachusetts. The Theatre Company of Saugus is now also offering a discounted Flex-Pass Ticket. It offers admission for any four performances with no expiration date. The Flex-Pass Ticket is priced at $60 for adults, or $48 for seniors or youth, or $36 for children. The cast of almost forty performers includes dozens of community theatre veterans, and range in age from three to seventy. Many are residents of Saugus, including: Sarah Belliveau, Brian Cipoletta, Rosemary Degregorio, Autumn and Brian Dion, the Fafard family (Alexis, Amanda Allen, Ashleigh, Bill, Joanne, and William), Kara Giannelli, Renee Glowacki, Tess Hannify, Bobby and Sarah Imperato, Carolina Lanney, David Picariello, Tanya Portalla, Sabrina and Sherri Raftery, Sarah Thibodeau, and James Wlodyka. Performers from other towns include: Jim and Maria Angelini from Rockport; Bernie Baldassaro of Peabody; Nicholas Beach, Nathan Goulart-Pasco, and Yvonne Goulart from Revere; Kai Chao, Joshua Scalia, Phyllis Scalia-D'eon, and Tiffany White from Lynn; Mike Davis of Medford; Joseph Guglielmo from Marblehead; Ginny Leblanc of Swampscott; Maureen Pilot of Reading; Larry Segel from Winthrop; and Stephen Russo of Winchester.

The Sisterhood of Congregation Ahavas Sholom, 343 Central Street, Saugus, will have its monthly meeting on January 11, 2008, 1:00 PM. The meeting will be held at Panera Restaurant. All sisterhood members and guests are invited to attend. For further information, and to RSVP, contact Dorothy Bialer at 617-846-7421

(Saugus, MA) Liberty Tax Service at 184 Broadway ? Route 1 North in Godfried?s Plaza is now open from 9am to 9pm Monday through Friday and 9-5 Saturday during tax season. There will be a Grand re-opening party on Saturday January 12 from 2-5 pm at the Liberty Tax Service office. The event will feature pictures with Lady Liberty, activities for Children, Tax professionals will provide free tax advice, and refreshments will be served. Owner Charles Fallon and General Manager Valerie Whittier have been working hard all year to ensure that the office is ready to help the people of Saugus get through tax season with a minimum of stress. Valerie Whittier and her assistant Ken Hjulstrom both achieved Liberty?s highest level of tax preparer certification (Level 3) and went on to earn certifications in Hispanic Services. Charles and Valerie, most famous for dancing in Lady Liberty costumes in front of the Saugus town hall on Founders? Day, also found time to hold a highly successful fall tax school and to acquire and relocate an existing Liberty Tax office in Salem, MA. ?We are excited by the high quality tax team that we have put in place for this season and invite the people of Saugus to visit us and have a little fun before things get too hectic.? said Charles Fallon, Owner of the Saugus and Salem offices. ?Our open house on Saturday is the perfect opportunity to get answers to questions about the IRS forms delay and the Massachusetts health insurance initiative.?

Join the Leading Speakers Toastmasters Club # 7572 on the third Thursday of each month on the second floor (Main Office)at the Square One Mall on Broadway - Route One South,Saugus from 7:00PM - 9:00PM. http://leadingspeakers.freetoasthost.us/ WHAT IS TOASTMASTERS? This non-profit organization offers a proven ? and enjoyable ? way to practice communication and leadership skills. Members evaluate one another's presentations. This feedback process is a key part of the program's success. Meeting participants also give impromptu talks on assigned topics, conduct meetings, serve as officers in various leadership roles and learn rules related to timing, grammar and parliamentary procedure. Thousands of corporations sponsor in-house Toastmasters clubs. Businesses and government organizations have discovered that Toastmasters is an effective, cost-efficient means of meeting their communication training needs. Toastmasters groups can also be found in governmental agencies, a variety of community organizations, prisons, universities, hospitals, military bases and churches. www.toastmasters.org Contact Victor Carbone, Club President 617-513-8199 (c) 617- 846-1599 (h) vacinc60@aol.com or Sherri Raftery, VP/PR & Lt. Governor of Marketing at courtjestour@aol.com - 978-235-2035 - www.district31.org

Join the Rumney Marsh Toastmasters Club # 8431 on the first and third Monday of each month at 2 Rice Street -Saugus Laurel Gardens from 6:30PM - 8:00PM. WHAT IS TOASTMASTERS? This non-profit organization offers a proven ? and enjoyable ? way to practice communication and leadership skills. Members evaluate one another's presentations. This feedback process is a key part of the program's success. Meeting participants also give impromptu talks on assigned topics, conduct meetings, serve as officers in various leadership roles and learn rules related to timing, grammar and parliamentary procedure. Thousands of corporations sponsor in-house Toastmasters clubs. Businesses and government organizations have discovered that Toastmasters is an effective, cost-efficient means of meeting their communication training needs. Toastmasters groups can also be found in governmental agencies, a variety of community organizations, prisons, universities, hospitals, military bases and churches. www.toastmasters.org Contact - Sherri Raftery, Club Secretary & Lt. Governor of Marketing at courtjestour@aol.com - 978-235-2035 - www.district31.org

The Saugus Democratic Town Committee meeting will be held on Sunday January 27, 2008 at 7:00PM in the Doc Dumas Social Center at Laurel Gardens. Guest speaker: To Be Announced. For further information: Brian 781-231-7039

The Saugus Democratic Town Committee meeting will be held on Sunday January 27, 2008 at 7:00PM in the Doc Dumas Social Center at Laurel Gardens. Guest speaker: To Be Announced. For further information: Brian 781-231-7039