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Saugus Rumney Marsh Toastmasters Club # 8431 is now meeting at a NEW LOCATION!! Thank you to the Saugus Housing Authority our meetings are being held at the Laurel Gardens Community Room 2 Rice Street on the first and third Monday of the month at 6:30pm - 8:00pm. "The Mission of Toastmasters International - Toastmasters is the leading movement devoted to making effective oral communication a worldwide reality". www.toastmasters.org Sherri Raftery, Rumney Marsh Club Secretary, Lt. Governor of Marketing - 978-235-2035 - courjtestour@aol.com www.district31.org 978-235-2035, Courtjestour@aol.com

The meeting will be held in the downstairs meeting room. Jean Banks of the Saugus Historical Society will be the guest speaker. All sisterhood members and guests are invited to attend. For further information, and to RSVP, contact Dorothy Bialer at 617-846-7421

The First Congregational Church will hold a giant yard sale, including toys, furniture and many household goods. Hot dogs, hamburgers and sausages on the grill will be on the menu for the day.

moving sale! furniture, kids toys, lots of new stuff. Down the street from Founders Day!

As usual, streets in Saugus Center will be closed off for Founders' Day. See the link for more details of individual activities.

Multi family yard sale. Household items, baby furniture, toys, clothes, books, surround sound speaker stands (new, still in sealed box), weight bench, bookcase, Christmas tins, good for storing ornaments. Many other items. Stop by while visiting Founders Day. Located right off Saugus Center.

The Saugus Founder's Day Road Race moves to Breakheart this year! The Breakheart course is certified and will be professionally timed. Runners will receive t-shirts, medals and trophies for winners, food and water before and after the race and a chance to win a number of different raffle prizes. Applications are available at Rossetti Insurance, The Breakheart Visitor Center, and online at www.saugus.org/FOBR There will also be children's activits for the little ones befor and during the race.

The Class of 1967 is having their 40th Reunion on September 8, 2007 at the Hilltop Restaurant, Route 1, Saugus from 7:00-12:00. $45 per person, The Band, Vital Signs will entertain you. For more information call Jeanette (Di Carlo) Silipigni, 71 Hobson Street, Saugus, MA 01906, 781-233-8933 SilipigniJ@aol.com and/or Laurita Walsh Nicolo, 42 Pleasant St, Saugus, MA 617-449-2106 lnicolo@ixis-amna.com - 1967 Missing - Georgianna Bejtich Pilangton, Wanda Barteaux, Joann Foresteire Ladderbush, Jane Claflin DiStasio, Bruce Crowell, Thomas Dewing, Daniel Donovan, William Ellis, Louise Gagliardi, Vernon MacLeod, Kathleen McGrath, William McKenna, Cheryl Morse, Johnnie Simmon, Ellen Thomas Reid, John Walker, Joan Whetzel Ambrose, Bonnie Husson MacLeod

Erev Rosh Hashanah Sweets Table Follows Service

First Day of Rosh Hashanah Tashlich after Service

Second Day of Rosh Hashahan

A film that everyone should see, "An Inconvenient Truth" will be presented jointly by SAVE and the Friends Of Breakheart Reservation.

Kol Nidre Service

Yom Kippur starts at 9:30 AM Yizkor starts at 11:30 AM Closing Services Start at 5:30 PM Break-the-Fast table after evening Service

Children under 8 free with adult. Arts & crafts demonstrations, beekeeping exhibits, birds of prey, blacksmith demos, chick hatching exhibits, daily milking demonstrations, Essex County Farmyard, farm & fair museum, farmers' market, 4-H exhibits, Hallamore 8-Horse Clydesdale Hitch, "Kiddie Koraral", miniature train exhibit, New England's Premier Fall Flower Show, petting farm, Robinson's Racing Pigs, sand sculpture, spinning demonstrations, winner of the New England Giant Pumpkin Contest, wood turning & wood carving. Brian Maes Band. Evening fireworks display (8:30 PM).

Shabbat Service Info: Maureen or Bill Appel

Arts & crafts demonstrations, beekeeping exhibits, birds of prey, blacksmith demos, chick hatching exhibits, daily milking demonstrations, Essex County Farmyard, farm & fair museum, farmers' market, 4-H exhibits, Hallamore 8-Horse Clydesdale Hitch, "Kiddie Koraral", miniature train exhibit, New England's Premier Fall Flower Show, petting farm, Robinson's Racing Pigs, sand sculpture, spinning demonstrations, winner of the New England Giant Pumpkin Contest, wood turning & wood carving. Mike Reynolds Irish Band. Opening Day Parade (9:00 AM).

2 mile walk; $7.00 individual, $10.00 family. Changing facilities available.

Children under 8 free with adult. Arts & crafts demonstrations, beekeeping exhibits, birds of prey, blacksmith demos, chick hatching exhibits, daily milking demonstrations, Essex County Farmyard, farm & fair museum, farmers' market, 4-H exhibits, Hallamore 8-Horse Clydesdale Hitch, "Kiddie Koraral", miniature train exhibit, New England's Premier Fall Flower Show, petting farm, Robinson's Racing Pigs, sand sculpture, spinning demonstrations, winner of the New England Giant Pumpkin Contest, wood turning & wood carving. 38 Special.

Guest Speaker: to be announced Info: Brian