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20th Annual Heritage Festival Weekend!

October 23-25th. Same Time, Same Place Different Weekend!

The Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce Postpones the 20th Annual Heritage Day Festival Weekend, Located Downtown, Marlborough, MA until Friday, October 23nd thru Sunday, October 25th. And, free shuttle parking will be provided! Park for free and shuttle ride to the festival at the Marlborough Middle School at 25 Union Street, Marlborough.

Friday night begins with Cushing Amusements Carnival and continues throughout the weekend.

Saturday from 12 to 8:00pm atop the upper deck at the park-ing garage on Granger Blvd. is the Oktoberfest, sponsored by RKG Financial and for the pre-sale price of $10 includes a beer mug and a free bever-

age! Enjoy entertainment by German style “Oompah bands Schwartze Schafe and also The Bavarian Brothers! Local rock band Usual Suspects will also join in. German fare provided by The Epicurean restaurant and huge mugs of beer from Jack’s Abby Brewing.

On Sunday, From 10:00 am to 3:00 pm on the Main Street is a free family affair offering ethnic entertainment, cultural displays, live music, local fare, farmer’s market, crafters and artisans and much more! Lots of children’s activities. And of course you will want to vote for your favorite local restaurant after tying all at the chili/chowder challenge between 12:30 and 2:00 for only $5. We will be starting the day at 9:45 at the Marlborough Main St. Mile! To register, visit our sponsor: highlandcitystriders.org or register, at the Prospector East Saloon on Lincoln Street,

Marlborough, at 8:00 am, on Sunday morning. The race ends just in time to start the fun down-town. This year the Marlborough Historical Society celebrates it’s 50th Anniversary with us displaying vintage pictures and hosting scheduled bus tours of historical homes right here in Marlborough! And please, don’t forget to come down to the City Hall at 10:30 a.m. and help us recognize Pauline Smith as this years’ Heritage Heroine for all the hard work and dedication volunteering, organizing and fundraising throughout her life-time a resident of Marlborough, to help others in need!

Create A Fairy Basket

Get ready for All Hallows’ Eve by creating a fairy garden in a basket at the Westborough Public Library on Wednesday, October 28, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. This workshop will be led by Betsy Williams and space is lim-ited so make sure you register early. Register online at www.westboroughlib.org or call the library at 508-366-3050.

Are there fairies at the bottom of your garden” Possible, but even if there aren’t, it is great fun to pretend! Come and create a tiny dwelling and garden in a 6” basket that just might entice the fairies to come and play.

We’ll begin by planting ivy to give the little people a bit of pri-vacy. Then, using bark, leaves, twigs, and other natural materi-als, build a charming little home that any fairy would be pleased to move into. Of course, the little people like sparkle, so we’ll add a tiny bit of sparkle to complete

our fairy basket. Be sure to bring an apron and garden scissors to class.

Betsy Williams has been growing, selling, decorating, and teaching about living with herbs and flowers since 1972. She is a member of the Herb Society of America, Garden Writers of America, and the International Herb Association. She also teaches at Tower Hill Botanic Garden.

Don’t miss this opportunity to create your own fairy garden in a basket! For more information, call the library at 508-366-3050.

Westborough LibraryThe Westborough Public

Library will be hosting a show-ing of a professionally prepared video of the Assabet Valley Mastersingers performance of “Annelies” on Sunday, October 25, 2015 at 2 p.m.

“Annelies” is a choral dramatic work based on “Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl”, which takes the teenager’s remark-able and penetrating observa-tions, written whilst hiding in an Amsterdam attic, as the basis of its extraordinary and mov-ing libretto. The libretto is com-piled and translated by Melanie Challenger, and the music is by James Whitbourn. Whitbourn’s music creates a score “whose respectful understatement is its greatest strength” (The Times). This performance by the Assabet Valley Mastersingers, Dr. Robert P Eaton, Director, was accompa-nied by full orchestra with Lynn Eustis as the soloist. Also per-forming with AVM was the Shir Joy Chorus, Wendy Damoulakis, Director.

Tom Morgan of Westborough WTV was the videographer and producer of the video record-ing in collaboration with Josef Reznicek of Bostonia Records for sound recording.

This program is free and open to the public. For more informa-tion, call the library at 508-366-3050.

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November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and the Westborough Library invites participants to come to the library in November to work on their 50,000-word novel.

NaNoWriMo invites you to check out your imagination and write a 50,000-word novel this November! According to the Executive Director of National Novel Writing Month, Grant Faulkner, “Everyone has a story that needs to come to life and NaNoWriMo is a wonderful opportunity for people to dive into their imaginations and do one of the most crucial things in life: create. NaNoWriMo helps people find their voice in the act of writing and through encour-agement of the writers in the NaNo community”. Last year, NaNoWriMo has 325,142 par-ticipants and 58,917 of those hit their goal and completed a 50,000-word draft of a novel.

Come join your fellow NaNoWriMo participants at the library for dedicated sessions in the meeting room. We will have

plenty of tables, outlets, Wi-Fi, and of course snacks & bever-ages! Dedicated space will be provided on the following dates: Mondays Nov. 2, 16, 23, 30 (from 10-1); Tuesdays Nov. 3, 10, 17, 24 (from 10-1) and also from 6-9 on the 3rd & 10th); Nov. 13, 20; Fridays Nov. 13, 20 (from 10-1); and Sundays Nov. 22, 29 (from 1-5). Participants are also welcome to use the library anytime we are open if they wish to work on their own at the tables/study carrels on the main floor.

Sunshine ClubThe Sunshine Club of the

Douglas Senior Center will be taking a trip to see “The Addams Family” musical at the historic Palace Theatre in Manchester, NH on Sat, November 7. Enjoy a buffet lunch at the Puritan Back Room and the show for $82 (including all gratuities). All ages are welcome to join the club on the trips. The show has received great reviews and promises lots of laughs!! The bus leaves from the Westborough Senior Center at 10AM and will return around 6:30 or 7PM. Call Sue at 508-476-5820 for more information.

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NSPAC November Event

The Special Education PAC of Northborough/Southborough (NSPAC) invites you to: “An Introduction to the Transition Planning Process” on November 17, 2015 from 7-9PM at Algonquin Regional High School, 79 Bartlett St. Northborough MA. (Small Performance Theater (hallway

H), Use main rotunda entrance and follow the signs)

Massachusetts law requires that Transition planning must begin at age 14 and continue throughout the high school years as students prepare to journey into a full and inclusive adult life. Coordinated and continuous transition preparation promotes better post school outcomes for students with disabilities. This program is appropriate for any-

one with a child who will require special education transition plan-ning within the next two years.

This introductory transition workshop will address: What is transition?, the transition plan-ning process, transition assess-ments, transition planning form (TPF), graduation, and chapter 688 referrals.

This presentation is open to the public. Walk-ins are wel-come. To reserve a presentation copy, please RSVP by November 12 from the link on our web-site, www.nspac.org Updates or weather related cancellations will be posted to our website.

Westborough Woman’s Club

MeetingNoreen P. Johnson Smith,

a native of Westborough, will speak about the experiences of refugees resettling in Worcester and of her role in Family Care Health Center in Worcester when the Westborough Woman’s Club holds its luncheon meeting at noon on Tuesday, November 3 (note change to 1st Tuesday of month).

Ms. Smith is vice president of

development and advancement at Family Health Center, a health care facility serving more than 29,000 patients and nutrition cli-ents who speak in 22 languages. Having served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Central African Republic she has a heightened sensitivity to immigration issues, the sacrifices people have made to come to this country, and the challenges they face to sur-vive and thrive here. Noreen was one of five women to receive the YWCA’s Erskine Award in 2014; this award is presented to women whose professional accomplishments have improved the lives of women and girls in their communities.

A light lunch and brief busi-ness meeting, led by President Karen Bloom, will precede the presentation at the First United Methodist Church, 120 W. Main Street, Westborough. Community improvement proj-ects have been the mainstay of the club. This month members are encouraged to bring a gift for women and/or men veterans to this meeting which will be dis-tributed prior to the holiday sea-son. Suggestions include: cinema gift cards, calling cards, cards to Target, Walmart, sport-themed

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Honor Our Veterans At Fort Devens

MuseumOn Saturday November 7th,

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Restoration Project Is Hosting A Job ClubRestoration Project is host-

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Restoration Project is an award-winning, non-profit voca-tional program for individuals with mental illnesses and head injuries. We teach the skills of furniture refinishing, restoration and upholstering to build the confidence and work habits our participants need to succeed in careers of their own choosing.

2016 Northborough Summer Concert Call For Bands And Food

VendorsEvery year the Northborough

Community Affairs Committee sponsors a summer concert series at Ellsworth-McAfee Park (Rt. 135) on four Thursday evenings from 6 to 8pm. For 2016 our concerts will be held on June 30, July 14, July 28, and August 11. Our rain dates are the following Sundays from 5 to 7 pm.

We are looking for full bands that play a variety of music from the past to present, who appeal to all age groups. We need your band to provide all the sound equipment.

In addition to music, we are also looking for food vendors come and sell dinner and/or des-serts to our attendees. The food vendors must be safe-serve certi-fied, carry insurance, and have a permit to sell food.

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OktoberfestSaturday, October 24 • 12PM-8PM

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“Age Of Adaline”The Westborough Public

Library will be showing the movie, “Age of Adaline” on Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. as the monthly movie for adults.

Adaline (Blake Lively) has kept to herself for decades in order to keep secret the fact that she has remained 29-years-old for nearly a century. However, when she meets a handsome phi-lanthropist named Ellis (Michiel Huisman), she strains against the self-imposed exile she’s lived in. When her secret may become public, she is forced to take greater control over her life. Harrison Ford and Kathy Baker co-star.

Feel free to bring your own snacks and beverages. For more information, call the library at 508-366-3050.

Natural Soap Making Class

The Westborough Public library will be holding a natu-ral soap making class led by Dianne Cintron on Sun. Nov.1, 2015 at 2 p.m. Registration is required and is limited to 12

Westborough adults. Space is limited so register early at www.westboroughlib.org or by calling the library at 508-366-3050.

In this hands-on class partici-pants will learn how to make melt & pour glycerin soap. Each attendee will get to make two soaps and will be able to per-sonalize their soaps by choosing their own colors and fragrances for their soaps.

Area soap artist Dianne Cintron is the owner of Soapy Green and has been making natu-ral soaps for many years. She is also certified in aromatherapy.

Come and learn a new craft and have a gift already to go for the holiday season! For more information, call the library at 508-366-3050.

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.

This well-known craft fair fea-

tures more than 80 leading craft-ers and artisans from across New England. It features hand-made items including clothing, hats & scarves, jewelry, pottery, soaps, holiday ornaments and decora-tions, glasswork, children’s toys, accessories and many more unique items. The craft fair also includes a snack bar and raffles.

The Conant School is located at 80 Taylor Road, just off Route 2 in Acton. It is handicap acces-sible and there is ample free parking.

Please join us for this great opportunity to begin the holiday shopping while supporting local artisans, crafters, and the Conant School PTO.

For more information, please email Andrea Keenen, [email protected]

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Wayland High School Class 1985 30th

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door. Please RSVP by November 14. We are looking to contact former classmates, please share this announcement with any-one from Wayland High School class 1985. For more informa-tion please see our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/WaylandHigh1985? or con-tact us at [email protected].

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According to the 2013 IFIC Functional Foods Consumer sur-vey, however, the majority of respondents (almost 70 percent) believe they fall short of meeting “all or nearly all” of their nutri-tional needs.

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The high percentage of con-sumers who are meeting their needs for B vitamins may be a testament to how fortification can help consumers meet their nutrient needs.

“Breads, rice and cereals, which are often fortified with B Vitamins, may be helping consumers meet their B vita-min needs, without the consumer realizing the added value,” says Romotsky.

However, there are still gaps in knowledge and consumption of a variety of other beneficial components, such as omega-3 fatty acids, lutein, flavonoids and zeaxanthin.

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(NewsUSA) - Waiting to take Social Security retirement ben-efits can increase your monthly benefit as much as 76 percent, according to a new toolkit, “When to Take Social Security: It Pays to Wait,” released by the nonpartisan National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI).

The toolkit includes a three-minute video, a one-page fact sheet and a 16-page brief to edu-cate workers nearing retirement about the advantages of delay-ing their Social Security benefits beyond age 62, if they can.

Key messages for older work-ers include: (1) If you need Social

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“One of the most important financial decisions we make is when to start receiving Social Security retirement benefits,” said William Arnone, Chair of NASI’s Board of Directors and retired partner at Ernst & Young, LLP. “The gains from waiting are much greater than they used to be.” A worker who can wait until 70 will get a benefit that is 76 percent higher than if she had taken Social Security at 62.

“Because Social Security lasts for life and keeps up with the cost of living, it may be the big-gest asset a worker has,” said Virginia Reno, NASI’s Vice President for Income Security Policy.

If you think of Social Security as a key retirement asset, you may want to increase it by delay-ing when you start benefits, if you can. Learn more at www.NASI.org/WhenToTakeSocialSecurity.

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When making food decisions for your family, you might be looking for healthy, delicious options that your children will want to eat. Notorious for being picky eaters, however, kids won’t eat something unless it looks good. So, you must add one more element to your shop-ping criteria: visual appeal -- namely coloring.

Yogurt needs to have a pretty pastel hue. Fruit juices need to have sweet shades. And each cereal flake needs to look as inviting as the box promises -- like more than, well, just oats. The big question: How can this happen naturally?

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Think of grapes and red beets -- likely items in your fridge.

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Foods with natural color-ing offer a cleaner label with recognizable, non-chemical ingredients. Natural colors are derived from sustainable sources and adhere to vegan, Halal and Kosher standards. They can even be certified organic.

So, as you comb the grocery aisles for healthy alternatives for your family -- or the occasional candy-coated chocolate treat -- look for foods enhanced with colors from nature. Remember, anytime something is added to food, like a natural color to enhance its hue or salt, to preserve it, it’s considered an additive. But when that additive comes from Mother

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Service Groups(NAPSI)—A foundation that

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The Army Historical Foundation, the nonprofit des-ignated to lead the campaign to build the National Museum of the United States Army, has cre-ated an exclusive opportunity for veterans service organizations.

The National Army Museum will be the first museum to tell the entire storied history of the nation’s oldest and largest mili-tary service. Interactive galler-ies will educate visitors on the Army’s role in times of war and

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By supporting the museum, Army units, alumni groups, and military and veteran associa-tions of all kinds can have their efforts permanently honored in the Veterans’ Hall, a space within the museum that will host official functions and showcase pieces of the Army’s collection of combat artwork and artifacts.

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In addition, the Foundation collects stories of soldiers and veterans through the Registry of the American Soldier. This elec-tronic database is open to anyone who served in the U.S. Army. It will be accessible via computer kiosks in the museum and online. The Registry is free and ensures a soldier’s story is forever told in the future home of Army history.

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The Grand Prize Winner, Beylka Krupp of Wobble Café in Ossining, New York, got $40,000 cash plus $10,000 to share with a local charity of her choice for her award-winning recipe for Shrimp Étouffée. The popular dish has a large customer following at the family-friendly, neighborhood eatery known for its brunches, baked goods and soups—as well as its civic-mindedness.

Wobble Café sponsors youth sports teams, hosted the national “Cops and Coffee” program and helps in efforts to improve the areas schools and town. Beylka and her husband, Rich Foshay, never turn down an opportunity to help a nonprofit or service group.

Krupp’s winning recipe in the Neighborhood to Nation Recipe Contest includes a deli-cious Cajun-spiced shrimp stew that blends tomato, garlic, onion, cream and Cajun spices and herbs served with rice and jala-peño cheese corn bread.

“Our judges were wowed by Beylka’s mouthwatering Shrimp Étouffée recipe, and we were truly inspired by her tireless commitment to her local com-munity,” said Danielle Benson, associate channel manager for General Mills Foodservice. “All three of the finalists are winners

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The two runners-up each receive $10,000. They are DeDe Johnson of Johnson’s Farm Restaurant in Orange, Mass., who submitted a melt-in-your-mouth, moist Yogurt Chocolate Chip Coffee Cake; and Donal Clark of Miller’s Seawall Grill in Galveston, Texas, whose recipe was a decadent Pecan Chocolate Ganache Brownie Cake.

To qualify for the Neighborhood to Nation Recipe Contest, restaurants from around the country submitted an origi-nal breakfast, entrée or dessert recipe using at least one ingre-dient from General Mills’ list of eligible products. Open to foodservice operators, chefs and line cooks at independent family dining establishments, the annual contest puts neighborhood res-taurants’ dishes in the national spotlight.

Neighborhood to Nation was created to inspire culinary cre-ativity among independent res-taurants, giving operators an opportunity to experiment with high-quality and consistent products from General Mills Foodservice as well as exclu-sive access to trend information, insights and ideas to help them differentiate their menus and delight their diners.

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Insurance Open Enrollment Season(NAPSI)—Open enrollment is

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Unfortunately, just 14 per-cent of Americans understand basic health insurance concepts such as deductible, co-pay, co-insurance and out-of-pocket maximum, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Health Economics.

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Air Conditioning

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Antiques

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Automobiles

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Bathroom/Kitchen

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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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AIR CONDITIONING

ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES

AUTOMOBILES

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BASEMENTS

CARPENTRY

CARPETSERVICES

CEILINGS

CHIMNEYSERVICES


Cleaning

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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

AUDIO/VIDEO DESIGN,Installation and setup. ISF/THXand Audyssey calibration. Hometheater construction. 617-965-6984, services.perfecthometheater.com

Excavation

G.SMITH EXCAVATION Totalsite service. Land clearing, Stumpgrinding, Stump removal,Foundations, underground utili-ties, trenching, Grading, Drainage,Retaining walls, Landscape con-struction, Demolition, Materialdelivery. Licensed and insured.Call Greg 978-580-5754.

COMPLETE SITE WORK/EXCA-VATION. Tree Clearing,Stumping, Foundations, Grading,Trucking, Materials, Title 5Inspections, Septic Systems,Drainage, Underground Utilities,New England Stone Walls andComplete Landscape Construction.BONICA EXCAVATION, INC978-263-3530

JHS LANDCORP Stumping,stump removal, excavation work,dirt removal, site drainage, instal-lation, foundation, land clearing,grating, pool demo and fill-ins,house demo. Fully insured. FREEestimates. 978-618-8876 [email protected]

Fabrics/Textiles

THE SATIN BUTTERFLY, 26Powder Mill Road, Maynard.Alterations, tailoring, HomeDecorating, special projects. Youname it! We sew it! Visit our web-site: Thesatinbutterfly.com formore information on our ser-vices.

Fencing

WOOD FENCE, CHAIN LINK,Vinyl & Ornamental fences -Installation and repair. 978-886-3941

Floors

For Rent

WINTER CAR STORAGE.Heated and clean from Nov.-Apr.,$600. for season. 978-790-3377,Cars Only.

GROTON 2 BEDROOM APART-MENT. Lakeview with lake privi-leges. Large clean apartment.Internet and cable included.$1200. plus utilities. No pets, nosmoking. 978-618-5421.

For Sale

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WHITE SOLID WOOD DESK,with shelf, white veneer. 6 draw-ers, good condition, $250./BO 978-760-0625

Free

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Fuel/Firewood

HARDWOOD, Cut, Split,Delivered. 16”-18” Green $250/percord, 128 CuFt. Dana, 978-733-4289

3 (OLD) GUY’S FIREWOOD AllHardwood, Semi-seasoned. $295per cord. FREE delivery 5 milesfrom Littleton Center. 978-265-8926

NORTHEAST WOOD Seasoned,split, 16”-18”, $295/cord.Deliveries extra. 508-357-8919

LOG LENGTH FIREWOODApproximately 6-8 cords all hard-wood $800, delivered. Call 978-263-8005

SEASONED FIREWOOD Oak,maple & ash $300/cord, $160/perhalf cord. Delivery available. 978-866-4324

SEASONED FIREWOOD$275/cord. Free delivery on 2cords or more. 508-962-8324

Furniture

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Gutters

ALO SEAMLESS GUTTERS“The Rain Control Authority”Expert Gutter Installations,Manufactured/Extruded On-site,Repairs, Fascia & Gutter Guards.BBB & Angie’s List Accredited.HIC#168979. Call 508-572-5557,www.alogutters.com

ACRE WINDOW/GUTTERCLEANING Gutter repairs andinstallation. Pressure washing.Free estimates. 10% off with thisad. 978-314-9052, 978-297-3900, 978-772-5107

PROFESSIONAL GUTTERCLEANING Fully insured by 10-PLUS. Free estimates 978-456-9977, 978-779-8983

TJP SEAMLESS GUTTERS, 14-Colors. Cleaning, Repairs &Screens. Insured. 877-393-6869

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GUTTER CLEANINGS, INSTAL-LATIONS AND REPAIRS. FullyLicensed and Insured. Leavename, number and we will returnyour call. 508-250-1340.

Handyman

PROFESSIONAL HANDYMAN35 Years Experience. Licensed,Insured, [email protected], 978-793-2012

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HANDYMAN Repairs,Remodeling, Carpentry, Interiorpainting, Flooring, Built-ins,Custom-made hardwood furniture.Excellent [email protected], 978-618-7422

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Help Wanted

CASHIER Part time, must beavailable weekends. Apply in per-son Shortstop General Store 439Main Street, Hudson.

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DO YOU LIKE TO WORK IN ALOGICAL METHODICAL WAYWITH ATTENTION TODETAIL? Would you like to bepaid for a workout instead of pay-ing a gym? Come join our team of 3to do AM barn chores. 2 shiftsavailable: M-F, 8-12. 2nd shift, Mand Friday, 8-12. Prefer experi-ence, but will train. Please callCarol at 978-263-8776 [email protected].

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EXPERIENCED, CERTIFIEDAMERICAN RED CROSS WaterSafety Instructors. Must possesscurrent certs. Days, evenings, andweekend classes available. For fur-ther information, please contactKaren @ 978-287-1003 [email protected].

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EXPERIENCED MASON ANDLABORERS wanted forLandscape construction, walk-ways, and patios. Leave a messagefor Mark, 774-245-1277

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PART TIMEBOOKKEEPER/OFFICE MAN-AGER. Small family run landscap-ing company in Littleton, MA.Flexible hours. Quickbooks is amust. Job duties are: entering workdone, accounts payable and receiv-able. Small miscellaneous day today tasks, i.e., calling insurancecompanies, calling in payroll, andhelping with computer documents,etc. Email [email protected] or call office978-486-0474.

HELP WANTED All aspects oflandscaping. Must have validMass. driver’s license. Pay basedupon experience. 978-618-5528

POSITION OPENING 35 HOURSPER WEEK. Town Clerk’s Office,Vital Records Administrator.Deadline November 2, 2015.https://sudbury.ma.us/hr/?p

V.O.A. CONCORD PARKASSISTED/INDEPENDENTLIVING is hiring for the followingPositions: Receptionist-Part time- Wednesday 4:30pm to 8:30pmand Sunday 3pm-8:30pm.Dishwasher Full Time for morn-ings and weekends. Cook - Part-time for 2-7pm weekdays andweekends. C.N.A. Full time andpart time positions - shifts for 7-3pm and 3-11pm. Every otherweekends required. Waitstaff -part time - must be able to workweekends and week days 4-7pmshift. Concord Park is located at 68Commonwealth Avenue, WestConcord, MA 978-369-4728Please come in and fill out anapplication or send your resume [email protected]

ROUDENBUSH COMMUNITYCENTER, WESTFORD, MA.Part-Time Janitorial Position, 3nights/week. Responsibilitiesinclude: vacuuming, cleaningclassrooms, bathrooms and setup/breakdown of gymnasticsequipment. Nice working environ-ment. Send letter and resume toBill Chandnoit [email protected].

Home Improvement

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

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

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

PAUL’S CONSTRUCTIONQuality Work, Reasonable Rates,New or Repair, Carpentry,Masonry, Flooring, Caulking,Concrete, Decks. Free estimates,licensed and insured. 978-956-4104.

BATHS, KITCHENS, BASE-MENTS, DECKS, windows, doors,floors. WMJ Carpentry, licensedand insured. 20 years experience.Call 774-239-9625 for estimate.

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

Home Remodeling

TOP OF THE LADDER HOMESERVICES Frame to finish remod-eling: Basements, Kitchens, Bathsand Decks, Tile, Paining andRepair. Full contracting servicewith 20 years experience. Licensedand insured. Free estimates. Jon,508-523-9938

PARLEE LUMBER Rough cutSale, 1x810. Pine and Oak kin-dling. 978-486-4681.

Home Services

CLEAN-OUTS, Attics, cellars,garages, entire estates. Hard,heavy jobs welcome. Call George508-485-4434

DRIVEWAY SOLUTIONS RECY-CLED ASPHALT THE PER-FECT SUBSTITUTION Createshard, dust free surface. Widen,extend existing driveway orreplace your dirt driveway. Mostdriveways under $950 includingexcavation. Twombly PropertyServices. Fully insured. 508-577-0541

Irrigation

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Insulation

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OKERMAN CONSTRUCTIONAND REMODELING QualityCraftsmanship for over 25 years.Check out our website okerman-construction.com Also onwww.facebook.com/OCR.LLCand Houzz atwww.houzz.com/pro/jmoker-man/okerman- construction-and-remodeling. Owner on site forevery job! CSL/HIC. FullyInsured. Kitchen and BathRemodeling, FinishedBasements, Flooring and More.Call 508-562-1168 For a FreeEstimate.

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LandscapeConstruction

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LandscapeMaintenance

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Masonry

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LAWN BARBER INC: MasonryDivision. Designer on staff. Allphases of masonry: Creative field-stone walls, Interior & ExteriorStone Veneer. Walkways, Patios,Stairs, Fireplaces, Repairs.Outdoor “Kitchen/Cooking areas.”Asphalt paving: driveways & park-ing lots, repairs. Concrete FlatWork. Concrete Walks & Patios.Fully Insured. Free estimates.978-263-5222, www.lawnbarber.com

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Mind/Body/Spirit

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Moving

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Painting/Wallpapering

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ADVANCED AGR., INCEstablished landscape companylocated in Chelmsford.Specializing in walls, patios,walks, granite, new lawns, sod,excavation, plantings, stumpremoval, drainage, etc. www.aa-landscape.com, [email protected], 978-256-0704

JOE’S LAWN CARE, FallCleanups and Curb Side Pick Up.978-793-1199

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BOYD LANDSCAPE &DESIGN HYDROSEEDINGPROFESSIONALS FallCleanups, leaf pickup service,core aerating, excavation/Bobcatservice, compost areas removed,trucking, planting/design,patios/walkways. Celebrating 27years in business. Owner onevery job. Boydlandscape.net.Insured. 978-567-9859

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RONALDO’S LANDSCAPESERVICES. Full yard mainte-nance, mowing programs &more. All calls returned in 24hrs.9 7 8 - 8 9 7 - 3 3 4 7r o n a l d o s g @ m s n . c o mwww.RonaldosLandscaping.com

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TARGET PAINTING, BOOKINGFALL, exterior painting, call now.877-646-8274 orwww.Ifoundmypainter.com

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Paving

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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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POOL FILL INS/REMOVAL-Complete pool removal and fill in.Grading, loam, and hydroseedingavailable after fill in. Fully insured,free estimates, owner operated.5 0 8 - 4 8 1 - 4 9 5 9 ,www.crhansen.com.

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Pressure Washing

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TJP COMPLETE POWERWASH-ING SERVICES Will clean anysurface including Roofs. Insured.877-393-6869

Repairs

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Roofing

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SUDBURY PAINTING INC.-Now Booking for Interior/ExteriorPainting and Handyman Services.Fast, reliable, references, owneroperated. Servicing Sudbury andsurrounding towns for over 25years. Expert painting services.Fully insured and free estimates.Evan Magee 978-443-9987www.sudburypaintinginc.com

HUDSON PAINTING:Interior/Exterior, over 20 yearsexperience. Wallpaper removal,pressure washing. Fully Insured,Free estimates. 978-790-6205

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Septic

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

Snowplowing

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

CONCORD, ACTON, SUDBURY,& MAYNARD. Plowing,sand/salting, shoveling, snowblowing, Loader work. Removal.Residential/Commercial. 25 Yearsexperience. Referrals available.978-369-1465/978-580-5093.

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Tile

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Tree Work

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CARON TREE SERVICE Jobslarge or small. Stump Grinding,Firewood. Free estimates. Fullyinsured. 508-485-2162

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Wanted

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Welding

ALL METALS Aluminum,Stainless and Cast Iron. Small jobswhile you wait. Northboro, 508-393-6816

Windows

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GOT WINDOWS? Squee-geesLicensed & Insured, Fast, Friendly& reliable window cleaning.Interior & Exterior screens,Frames, Sills & Tracks cleaned.Monica Mancini. 978-580-6657

Yard/Moving Sales

INDOOR MOVING SALESaturday, 10/24 & Sunday 10/259am to 3pm. Furniture, toys,books, clothing, etc. ALL MUSTGO! 7 Palmieri Drive, Hudson,MA

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 10-2.Toys, games, sporting goods,bikes, instruments, children’sbooks, CD’s, videos, other house-hold items. 15 Baldwin Road,Westford, MA.

YARD SALE: SAT., OCT., 24TH,9-4PM. Exercise Equipment, rab-bit cage, Radko ornaments, craftbooks, jewelry and more. 1 LauryLane, Littleton, MA.

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1,000 LB. PLATFORM SCALEwith weights, good shape, all steel.$225. 978-692-6905

10” SKIL TABLE SAW, withstand/blade/manual, nice shape.$125. 978-266-9769

12 LOVELY CHAMPAGNEGLASSES, vintage, use fordesserts, or Holiday parties. $25978-501-4310

WINDOW CLEANING (BYNORTON) ResidentialNew/Antique Specialized. Guttercleaning. Many references, fullyinsured (Insurance certificateupon request). 19 years. ServingMiddlesex County. 978-844-0777, [email protected]

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1984 PUCH MOPED, Maxi LS,17 miles on it. $99. 978-618-2502

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2 MODULAR TRAILERS, 70FT. EACH. Needs work. You haulaway. $100. 978-302-2641

2 SHIP MODEL HULLS, solidwood. Of the bark Coast GuardEagle. $100. 508-485-0681

2 STERGIS ALUMINUMSTORM WINDOWS, white, tripletrack, e-glass, and screens. 39”x301/2”. $15.ea. 978-250-9737

2 STORAGE TRUNKS, $15.ea. or$30. for 2. Cart on wheels, likenew, $20. 508-361-6723.

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4 PIECE WHITE BEDROOMSET. $249. 978-443-2266

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7 FOOT, PRE-LIT XMAS TREE,$50. 508-481-5451

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ALUMINUM TRAILERFOUNDERS, twin axel, removableor permanent attachment, solidcondition, Pair $75. 978-692-5645

ANTIQUE FAIRBANKS PLAT-FORM SCALE, #11. $75 508-898-2326

ANTIQUE SUSIE COOPERLUNCH SET, yellow bouillanbowls, salad plates. 26 pieces,$150. 978-772-0639

BATH VANITY, Merillat maplewith granite counter, sink andback splash. $200. 978-634-1818

BATHROOM VANITY BASE,excellent condition, solid woodframe. $50. 978-250-9656

BEADED EVENING BAGS, 1black, 3 white, 1 vintage. $15.ea.,Perfect for the Holidays. 508-481-8657

BEAUTIFUL BELGIUM GLASSWOOD, coffee table, rectangular30x60, round corners, walnut,heavy. Pictures. $240. 508-481-6024

BENDING JIG FOR 1” CON-DUIT, like new, $50., meter sock-et 100AMP, $15. 978-263-7968

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BURGUNDY COLOR RUG, verygood condtion, 5’x8’, $25. 781-698-5072

BUTCHER BLOCK TABLE,36”x60”. Solid wood, great condi-tion. You move. $65. 508-954-5166

CEILING LIGHT FIXTURES, sixin all, $35./BO. 978-589-9669

CHRIS CRAFT WOOD MODEL,by Sterling. Some R/C, 32” stand,excellent condition. $135./BO.978-838-7322

COLUMBIA OMNI HEATFLEECE, blue, men’s large, newwith tags. Cost $170., asking$120. 978-897-7744

COMPUTERS: NEW DELLDESKTOP, 3646, J1800Processor, 4GB-mem., 500-HD,Windows 8.1. $225. 978-298-5058

CRAFTSMAN DRILL PRESSSTAND, with 3/8” drill, indexinghead, tile table, safety guard.$55./BO. 732-457-1798

CRAFTSMAN TABLE SAW,with plainer on cart, $100., Largecedar lined tool chest, $100. 508-393-7905

CROCK POT, 3 1/2 quart, excel-lent condition. $20., Large fishtank, $10. 781-789-3545

DESKS: One large & one small,drawers with file. $45./ea. 978-567-9272

DOLLHOUSE: PLAYMOBIL,Victorian, includes furniture, peo-ple, etc., All for $50. 978-846-3878

E403 YAMAHA ELECTRICKEYBOARD, with stand, 61 keys,barely used. $50. 978-692-4294

ELVIS PICTURE CARDS, inalbum, over 500, like new, only$50. 978-897-3815

FEATHER BEDS: 2 twin size,100% goose down with removablecovers. Like new, photos available.$75.ea. 978-621-4354

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FLEXIBLE FLYER SLED, nicecondition, great for Holiday decora-tion. Sudbury. $25. 978-443-8460

FREEZER, good condition, white.$50./BO 978-264-9041

GAME BOARD, Carrom Gameboard, 33”x33”, 4 pockets, likenew. $30. 978-263-8781

GOLF: CALLAWAY uPRO GPS,with extra battery and carry case.$95. 978-852-6056

GUARDIAN 2 BIKE TRUNKCAR RACK, black, unused,#1045P, $45. 978-443-5276

GUITAR, CARLOS. Acousticmodel #438, beautiful. $75. 978-263-5630

HAND MADE WOODENKITCHEN CADDY, painted farmscene, 8x12, $35., Piano Babies,$125., Marlborough 508-485-3968

HARLEY DAVIDSON BLACKLEATHER VEST, new with tags,women’s small, cost $115., now$75. 508-922-6269

HEPA AIR PURIFIER,Honeywell, 13520, Envira Air,excellent condition. $75 978-443-3258

HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD COR-NER TABLE, mid century, yellowBirch, 32”x32”, 2 tiers, excellentcondition. $200. 978-897-9542

HOCKEY HELMET, Baver boy’ssize 7, slightly used. $20. 508-460-9348

HOME FITNESS EQUIPMENT,Ab lounger, $25., Inversion chair,$30. 978-425-9598

IMPE DELUXE WEIGHTBENCH, $100., Golf caddy, $25.508-826-7143

KAYAK 10 FT., SPIRIT 120,with paddle. $150. 508-726-4458

KODAK CAMERA, Christmas col-lectible, Brownie Hawkeye flash, inoriginal packaging, manual, flash-bulbs, good. $25. 978-250-0676

LEAF BLOWER, $20., Growlight, $5. 978-496-1560

LESTER PLAYER PIANO, 1925,vintage, good condition. $150.Marlborough. 978-763-5577

MAHOGANY COFFEE TABLE,mint condition, heavy. $100.,38”x22” in 7” leafs. 978-692-6302

MEN’S BICYCLE, 21-speed,Schwinn, new tires, used daily, pic-tures available. $50. 978-875-0316

MEN’S BICYCLES, never used.$35., Girl’s, $25. Both need tirerepair. 978-448-2642

MEN’S CITIZEN WATCH, NIB,$100., lighted X-Mas village hous-es, NIB, $20.ea., iron baker rack,$20. 978-256-8259

MEN’S LEVI JEANS, 31x30,good condition. $20. per pair. 508-485-3710

METAL FILE CABINET, Heavy,green, 2 drawers. $10. 978-779-6624

MONSTER HIGH DOLLHOUSE,and dolls. High School, fullyassembled in great condition.$150. 978-407-4315

NEW VANITY LIGHTS, antique,brown. $35. 978-568-0234

NICE RINK BACKYARD, icerink, 40x20, new liner. $199. 508-259-2168

OAK TABLE, round, 44” across,includes 4 chairs, very nice. $40.978-610-6224

OVERNIGHT HIKING BACKPACK, $45., Eureka Tent,12’x12’, $40., Ski bag, $10. 978-204-1702

PACKING PEANUTS, 2 bags, 7cubic feet each, anti-static green.$20. 978-897-6972

PERCUSSION SET, with carrybag, like new, must sell. Includesbell, stick and all. $150. 978-274-2269

PLASTIC SHOWER SEAT, withback support, $25., Walker, $25.,bed assist handle, $25./BO. 978-760-9997

POLISHED MARBLE SLAB,black, 41 1/2x29 3/4. Never used.$50. 978-562-2072

RASPBERRY PLANTS: bigcrops, June & Sept., 4’-6’ high. Youdig. 6 @ $25. Berries in Oct. 15.Stow. 978-897-7417

RING, THREE PEAR AUS-TRALIAN OPALS, swirl design,14K, never worn. $245. 978-496-4149

RUG HALL/ROOM, 8’x2’x3”,gold center, 2” leaf colorful bor-ders. $25. 978-369-3371

SKI/SNOWBOARD JACKET.Men’s size large, Burton. $30.508-494-0483

SOLID WOOD BUNK BEDS, withmattress, excellent condition, ask-ing $150. 978-320-6570

SONY CD RADIO CASSETTEPLAYER, excellent sound, usedbriefly, paid $62., asking $20. 978-637-2482

SONY DVD PLAYER, for sale asis. $125. Paul, 978-793-3739

STAIRS RAILING BALUSTER,brand new, white, 38”, square com-posite. 15pc, $30. 978-618-2638

STANLEY TOOLS, like new.Spiral screw driver, $15., handdrill, $10., chuck brace, $20. 978-779-0063

STEREO, AM/FM RECEIVER,Technics SA-202, 30 Watts perchannel, good condition. $75. 978-779-6054

TEXAS HOLDEM TABLE, andchips. New, never used. $249.978-203-9179

THIS END UP FURNITUREBOOKCASE, $80., Bureau, $100.Northboro. 508-393-7610

THOMASVILLE DARK WOODARMOIRE, $100., light wood, cor-ner cabinet with glass doors. $75.978-501-2287

THREE NEW PATCHLEATHER PURSES, $10.ea., 6new anti freeze faucet socks,$4.ea. 978-779-6478

TWIN QUILT, Orchid, white,sheets and pillow case, never used.$25. 978-897-7034

VOLVO 2013 ALL WEATHERMATS. New Volvo Weathertechtrunk mat, new. $175. 978-930-3897

WEIGHT BENCH, $25. Two 50lbplates, $25. 978-443-2266

WINE MAKING KIT, brand new,never used. $170. each kit, now$75. 978-772-2971

WOMEN’S 2X-3X FALL JACK-ETS, and down Parka. $20.ea.818-331-7876

WOOD TABLE, 64” long, 40”deep, 2- 16” pull out leaves. $99.Stow. 978-562-2826

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Warehouse: 796 Boston Post Rd. East • Marlborough, MA

508-229-3600 • 508-877-2227

Used VerticalsStart at $795

Used Grand Pianos Start at $1995

New Verticals Start at $3295

New Grand Pianos Start at $7995

Two Beautiful Steinway M’s Grand Pianos.

You have to see them!

Over 100 Pianos New & UsedKawai • Steinway • Yamaha • Mason & Hamlin

Young Chang • Baldwin • Samick • Knabe • WeberPearl River • Story & Clark • Hallet & Davis

Complete Line of Piano Services• Piano Moving• Secure Piano Storage• Piano Appraisal Service• Sale of New & Used Pianos

NEW PIANOSJUST IN!

Sale through October 31, 2015Verticals 43”, 45”, 46”, 48”

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