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Holy Family Parish, as part of its adult faith formation program will offer a four week course on Reading The Old Testament on four consecutive Tuesdays, October 6, 13, 20 and 27th at 7:30 PM in the lower level of the parish office building at 55 Church Street in West Concord.

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Join us on a spiritual and intellectual journey to become a “Jewish adult”. A new class for adults wanting to study and prepare for B’nai Mitzvah will begin on Sunday, October 18, 11 am – 1 pm, at Congregation Beth Elohim, 133 Prospect Street, Acton, MA. Meeting every other Sunday, Rabbi Lewis Mintz will blend a variety of preparatory curricula including history, lit-urgy, text study, and explora-tion of various movements. The two-year class will culminate in a group B’nai Mitzvah service in the spring of 2017. Come and find out what makes this one of the most popular programs at our synagogue. Open to all interested and at any skill level. No Hebrew skills are required for the class, but our annual Hebrew Marathon class is recommended for those unable to read Hebrew. The cost for non-members is $200 per year of study. To join the class, or for more information, please email Julie Kozhukhin by October 15 at [email protected] . To learn more about Congregation Beth Elohim, visit www.bethelohim.org

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The Concord Free Public Library is sponsoring a Cardboard Challenge on Saturday,

October 10, 2015 from 2 – 4 pm at the Fowler Branch Library, 1322 Main Street, Concord. Inspired by the short film, ‘Caine’s Arcade’, the Global Cardboard Challenge is an annual event presented by the Imagination Foundation that celebrates child creativity and the role communities can play in fostering it. Our

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A two-year class for adults, culiminating in a group B’nai Mitzvah in 2017, will begin on Sunday, October 18, 11 am – 1 pm, at Congregation Beth Elohim, 133 Prospect Street, Acton, MA. Meeting every other Sunday, Rabbi Lewis Mintz will blend a variety of preparatory curricula including history, lit-urgy, text study, and exploration of various movements. Open to any adult at any skill level. The cost for non-members is $200 per year of study. To join the class, or for more information, please email Julie Kozhukhin at [email protected]. To learn more about Congregation

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Did you know that it is never too late to slow the effects of brain aging? On Tuesday, October 13, at 7 p.m., at the Gleason Public Library, come learn about a unique form of neu-rofeedback called NeurOptimal, designed by Zengar Institute that allows your brain to reorganize and strengthen its functioning, increase its resiliency, conserve

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Concord Youth Theatre, 358 Baker Ave in West Concord, is pleased to bring back our delight-ful interactive Saturday morning Playtime Theater for our younger audiences (ages 2-9)

CYT actors will inspire you with new and improved versions of familiar children’s stories, complete with a sing-a-long! Outgoing audience members may even join the actors on stage to tell a joke or share a special talent. And everyone gets a prize at the end!!! So put on your per-forming hats and come play with us!!! All performances begin at 10:30am. Admission is $5 per person, cash or check only. No advance sales.

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Camp Stevens was located on a wedge of land bounded by Old Fitchburg Road (near a reconfigured present-day Fitchburg Road, Route 2A), the Nashua River, and the tracks of the old Peterborough and Shirley Railroad (which extend-ed only as far as Greenville, New Hampshire, from Ayer). The camp, named after Major general Isaac Ingalls Stevens of Andover, who died in a Civil War battle in Virginia, was also located next to what would later become the Fort Devens airfield.

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Concord Library Book Group

The Concord Free Public Library, 129 Main St, invites you to their first book discussion of the fall on Tuesday, October 13, 9:30-11:15 am. “The Brothers Karamazov”, Dostoevsky’s masterpiece frames that day’s discussion. You can see the movie, listen to the CD, read the book (copies are available at the Circulation Desk), or just come for the discussion. All are invited. November’s book will be “Persuasion” by Jane Austen. Prof. Dennis Taylor will discuss TS Eliot’s “The Four Quartets” in December. Feel free to call the Library for more information.

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34th Annual Conant Craft Fair

Every fall, the Conant School PTO hosts an all-day craft fair at Conant School, in Acton, MA. This year the craft fair will take place on Sunday, October 25, 2015 from 10:00am – 4:00pm. Regular admission is $5.00; student and senior admission is $3.00.

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The Professional Women’s Network of the Middlesex West Chamber of Commerce pres-ents Lori Grant speaking about “ How to say No without Guilt” hosted by The Healing Garden, 145 Bolton Rd, Harvard, MA on Wednesday October 7 at 5:00pm. Lori is an energy healer and personal coach. The mission of the PWN is to provide mutual support for business women who endeavor to educate, mentor and facilitate professional growth.

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Additional events with MWCOC include Business Breakfast Club Networking host-ed by Copper Penny Flowers,

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October Business Education seminar is “Marketing for the holidays” given by Suzan Czajkowski a consultant of Constant Contact. This will offer you many tips on how you can

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Activities include:• Hay rides and pony rides • Live Music by Boston Road Bluegrass• Pick-your-own Pumpkins • Craft s • Baseball Speed Pitch• Cupcake Walk Game • Angry Birds • Water Balloon Toss• Violet the Clown - entertainment, balloon animals and face painting• A raffl e of items for family entertainment and dining, gift baskets and certifi cates.

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Simchat Torah Service And Celebration

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The Cyclic Seasons of the Soul – A Calendar of Holy Days. Wednesday evenings, 7:00-8:30 PM. Five Sessions: Oct 21, Nov 4, 18, Dec 2, 16, 2015.

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Air Conditioning

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Antiques

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Automobiles

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Basements

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Carpentry

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Carpets

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Ceilings

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Chimney Services

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Cleaning

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Fall

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A D V E R T I S E

AIR CONDITIONING

ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES

AUTOMOBILES

BASEMENTS

CARPENTRY

CARPETSERVICES

CEILINGS

CHIMNEYSERVICES

CLEANING


Cleaningcont.

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Clutter Organization

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Computer Services

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Decks

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Disposal/RemovalService

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Education/Tutoring

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Elder Services

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Electrical

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Entertainment

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Excavation

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Fencing

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Floors

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For Rent

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For Sale

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Free

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Fuel/Firewood

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Furniture

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Gutters

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Handyman

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STEVENS HOME SERVICESHome Improvements andRemodeling. MA-HIC#177465.BBB. Call Mike 781-275-1924,www.stevenshomeservices.net

HANDYMAN FOR HIRE Smalljobs welcome. Carpentry, painting,honey-do-list, barn work, rotrepair. Call Bob, 978-846-1034

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HANDYMAN: LOCAL CARPEN-TER/CONTRACTOR Now avail-able to perform all types of homerepairs and improvements.Acton/Maynard area. 30 yearsexperience. Please call 978-793-3003 to obtain a free estimate.

Help Wanted

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DENAULT STUDIOS Seeks met-alsmiths versed in jewelry repairand flameworkers. Call Michael978-274-2508

NEWBURY COURT is looking tohire servers and waitstaff. Hourlypay up to $14. per hour dependingon experience. Please forward yourresume to Human Resources at 80Deaconess Road, Concord, MA01742 or email us at [email protected]. We look forward tohearing from you.

DAYTIME LINE COOKExperience a plus but willing totrain right person. Send resume [email protected], fillout application at Nancy’s Air FieldCafe, 302 Boxboro Rd, Stow, MAor phone 978-897-3934

FULL AND PART-TIME, 7am-3pm, 3pm-11pm and weekendstoo! Working with older adults,independently as either a compan-ion/home health aide or in a CNAcapacity. No license is required,training and supervision will beprovided. If interested, please for-ward your resume to: DeaconessAbundant Life Services, 80Deaconess Road, Concord, MA01742, 978-402-8620 or fax978-402-8619.

ACTON CHRYSLER/DODGE/JEEP/RAM PART TIME LOTATTENDANT For service depart-ment. Must have valid driverslicense. Great high school studentjob. Evenings & Saturdays. CallChris 978-893-1133

LABORER WANTED CallSmalley 978-562-7325

HARVARD PUBLIC WORKS-SEASONAL PART-TIME SNOWPLOW OPERATORS. Job descrip-tion: The Town of Harvard PublicWorks is seeking qualified SnowPlow Operators on as as-needed,on-call and seasonal basis for snowplowing operations. Must possessa valid Class D drivers license anda good driving record. Prior plow-ing experience and familiarity withthe streets of Harvard is highlydesirable. Compensation is$27.00/hour. Please email a coverletter and resume to [email protected] or mail to RichardNota, Director, Harvard PublicWorks, 47 Depot Road, Harvard,MA 01451. EEO/AA Employer

QUALITY FIREWOOD Lookingfor full time help, good pay. Call978-692-3580

PET LOVERS WANTED! Helpwanted for pet sitting/leash walkand/or off leash hikes service inthe Stow/Hudson area and theWestford/Chelmsford area. Part-time Monday-Friday plus oneweekend per month. Must haveexcellent references, reliable car,cell phone & internet access. Mustpass background check. Sendresume [email protected].

PAINTERS NEEDED, 5+ yrs.experience for residential, non-smoking environment. 978-256-0927

NOW HIRING FOR HOLIDAYS.Part-time retail, experience pre-ferred, some weekends required.Please call 978-486-3249 oremail, [email protected].

SEEKING TO FILL LPN ANDCNA POSITIONS Part timeProgram Aide needed (15-20 hoursper week) at Groton Adult DayHealth Center - CNA certificationrequired. Also seeking a part timeLPN 15-20 hours per week.Interested candidates emailresume to [email protected] or contact BrendaPereira at 978-318-0055 ext 220.

HOME HELP AID/COMPANIONNEEDED Littleton. Monday,Tuesday, Thursday & Friday10am-2pm. Must have car and ref-erences. 781-862-3300

POSITION OPENING, 25-35HOURS PER WEEK. TownClerk’s Office, Vital RecordsA d m i n i s t r a t o r .https://sudbury.ma.us/hr/?p

LOOKING FOR FULL TIMEEXPERIENCED TAILOR, towork in Waltham, MA area. Pay$500.-$1,000. per week. Call Ben603-475-6170.

Home Improvement

AABEY HOME IMPROVE-MENTS Repairs, windows, decks,basements. Free estimates.,Satisfaction guaranteed.Registered, insured.Visa/MasterCard accepted. 508-481-2585

MANNY-SONS, 21 YEARSEXPERIENCE Carpentry,Windows, Basements, Decks,Blueboard, Plastering, Woodfloors, Tile, Painting, Wallpaperremoval. Free estimates, insured.978-568-0767, 978-505-9626

NEW ENGLAND HOMEREPAIRS Carpentry,Interior/Exterior Painting, Kitchenand Bath, Floors, Decking,Fencing. No job too small! Call forSpecials! 978-732-8009

WWW.JERRYMAZZOLA.COMSpecializing in Home Remodeling,Home Improvements and HomeRepairs. New/replacement win-dows, composite decks, wooddecks, screened porches, 3-seasonporches, basement remodeling,additions, cedar siding. Mass. Lic.080937, HIC #154868, BBB mem-ber, full Ins. 25 yrs. of Professionalservice, excellent references,Acton and surrounding towns,978-549-2504

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RE-SIDING WITH FIBERCEMENT IS THE SMARTESTINVESTMENT you can make inyour house. Even smarter:Choosing fiber cement from theindustry leader. That’s why thosein the know choose to installJames Hardie siding. P-S BerubeConstruction Design Build realizes that proven durabilityand beauty of James Hardie fiber cement siding. Free esti-mates available. Licensed andInsured. PSBerubeconst.com,978-597-2020, [email protected]

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TAX PREPARER. Professionalestablished firm. Individualreturns. [email protected]

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WWW.MREGOCONSTRUC-TION.COM Additions, Garages,Dormers, Second Floor Additions,Decks, Roofing, Siding, windows,Finished Basements, Kitchen/BathRemodels, handyman Services andMuch More! Free estimates. 774-245-0822

NJF HOME REPAIRS &REMODELING. Honest & reli-able services, roofing, carpentry,siding, painting, drywall, gutters,decks, kitchen & bathroom remod-eling. Rubbish removal services,flooring. 978-266-9545WWW.NJFHOMEREPAIRS.COM

Home Remodeling

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Home Services

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Landscape/GardenDesign

HANDY RANDY, Shrub pruning,and removal, all other aspects oflawn and garden maintenance.978-369-5096

LandscapeMaintenance

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Loam/Mulch

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Masonry

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Mind/Body/Spirit

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Moving

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Music/Dance

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Painting/Wallpapering

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Paving

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Pets

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Pet Sitting

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Plastering/Drywall

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Plumbing/Heating

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Pools/Spas

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Pressure Washing

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PEARCE HEATING & A/C OFMAYNARD Central heating/cooling, sales/service, gas/oil.Residential/commercial. 978-298-5799, 978-580-7599

FRESH START PAINTINGOffering comprehensive paintingservices, wallpaper removal, anddrywall repair. Courteous andprofessional. 978-831-3536

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MARK PEARCE PAINTINGInterior & Exterior Painting.Power washing. Fully insured.Free estimates. QualityReferences. 978-897-1982

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Real Estate

Repairs

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Roofing

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DANIELS ROOFING Quality,dependable work, over 15 YearsExperience. Call Kurt 978-621-1775 for a free estimate.

SUPERIOR ROOFING CO.SAVE, SAVE, SAVE. Locallyestablished, 1938. SpecializingRoof Replacement, Leak Repairs,Chimneys, Skylights, Venting &Carpentry, Gutters. Call theProfessionals. QualityWorkmanship and Materials. Haveit done once the right way.References. 15% senior discounts,free estimates. Licensed/ Insured.Call James, Master Roofer. 978-263-4470, 978-562-6100

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WWW.JERRYMAZZOLA.COMMA Contractor License #080937.HIC #154868. BBB Member, FullyInsured. Acton and SurroundingTowns. 978-549-2504

PRECISION ROOFING Newroofs, re-roof, snow removal. Alltypes of roofing. Clean and reliable.All work guaranteed. Licensed &insured. References available uponrequest. Year round availability.978-635-1023 www.precisionroofing-llc.com

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Sealcoating Services

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SEALCOATING Driveways, park-ing lots, crack-filling, etc. 508-962-8103

Septic

TITLE 5 INSPECTIONS &REPAIRS, Septic Systems, SiteWork, Landscape Construction.BONICA EXCAVATION, INC978-263-3530

Siding

ASSABET VINYL SIDING.Installation of vinyl siding. 25years experience. Insured. FredMorreale Jr., 978-430-9383

Snowplowing

MIKE’S SNOW PLOWING,Commercial and residential,license and insured. Best pricesaround! Call Mike 774-273-0733or [email protected].

SNOWPLOWING COMMER-CIAL/RESIDENTIAL. John, 978-263-3530

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ACTON, WEST CONCORD, ANDMAYNARD RESIDENTIALSNOW PLOWING. Professional,reliable and fully insured. Let usdig you out this winter! 508-395-1005, www.landscapeartisansma.com.

Tile

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T I L E / M A R B L E ,REPAIR/REGROUTING newinstallations, 30 years experience.Free estimates. Ken, 781-589-1124

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AFFORDABLE TILE & GROUTSmall Job Specialist. Expert instal-lation of tile, stone, glass, etc.Backsplashes, tub surrounds andfloors. Shower regrouts, rechaulk-ing, repairs/floor tile & groutrestorations. 100’s of local refer-ences. 30 Years Experience.Angie’s List Approved. 508-310-3812

Timeshare for Rent

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Tree Work

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SNOW HAULING 8 to l2 cu. yds $66.00 12 to l8 cu. yds. $71.50 18+ cu. yds. $77.00 Trailer dump $88.00 Hired Driver $33.00

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