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Tv Tronics Saturday, May 28 • 9:00 A.M PAID ECRWSS Eagle River PRSRT STD U.S. Postage Permit No. 13 POSTAL PATRON 4-6 p.m. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Space is limited. • Wednesday, May 11 with Shack Happy with Shack of Lanny’s Fireside of Lanny’s Cooking Demo with Spring Cleaning Tips Spring Cleaning Chef Lanny Studdard Chef Lanny *Advance registry required. *Advance House Cleaning Services Page 1 Page and explore the options of a gourmet and explore kitchen their services. Saturday, 4 DAY • Visit with factory rep from Sub-Zero/Wolf • out Visit with the pros and check May 7,May 2011 (715) 479-4421 A SPECIALTHE SECTION OF AND THE THREE LAKES NEWS VILAS COUNTY NEWS-REVIEW 1-2 p.m. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. hance to win a Kitchenaid blender. hance to win a Kitchenaid 4-6 p.m. KINS KINS with Mark of • Tuesday, May 10 Of Course! • Saturday, 14 May Space is limited, make your reservations soon. reservations your r, WI • www.JensenAkins.com • 715.479.8427 WI • www.JensenAkins.com r, *Advance registry required. *Advance Wine & Cheese Tasting Wine & Cheese Plant A Can - with Bill Hogenmiller - Forest Lake Country Store Peri Tennikait Peri DAY 3 DAY Cabinet & Countertop Makeover DAY 7 DAY Weber Grill Demo - Weber • Queen,” Worm “The kids with Activity for • Register to win wine chiller A A with • Friday, 13 May • Monday, 9 May May 7-14, 2011 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Appliance Forget-Me-Not Floral Forget-Me-Not Hardware & Creating Hanging Baskets 6 DAY DAY 2 DAY packet benefitting the Humane Society Composting & Vermiculture with Vermiculture Composting & Turkey Deep Frying Made Easy Turkey JENSEN “The Worm “The Worm Queen,”PeriTennikait • free seed First 50 people receive • off with proceeds to be raffled Baskets • tasting the flavor Savor JENSEN Some events require preregistration, (715) 479-8427 OPPORTUNITY DAYS including Whirlpool Washer & Dryer • GE Freezer Much, Much More! including Whirlpool Washer OPPORTUNITY DAYS Join the Fun and Register for Great Prizes! Jensen-Akins Hardware & Appliance • 156 Hwy.Jensen-Akins Hardware 45 • Conove Be sure to check the great in-store specials and register win grand prizes Bring in any nonperishable item for the Vilas Food Pantry for a c for Vilas Food Pantry the item for nonperishable Bring in any Daily Events • Something for Everyone • Free Activities Everyone Events • Something for Daily 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. • Saturday, 7 May • Thursday, May 12 reservations by May 9 May by reservations Conover Fire Dept. Conover Benefit Brat Cookout *Advance registry required. *Advance Space is limited, make must Ingredients Cooking Class a good cause Mary Sherwood visit with a Floe factory rep DAY 1 DAY Dottie Reeder with instructor, (3 p.m.) DAY 5 DAY • lunch and support Come for • with specialist, decorating Cupcake • specials and out our Floe Dock Check • & Appetizers Summer salads (1 p.m.) SUPER SHOPPING GUIDE OF VILAS AND ONEIDA COUNTIES VILAS AND ONEIDA SUPER SHOPPING GUIDE OF NORTH WOODS NORTH More for: Look North in the Trader Woods • and Much • Real Estate • TV Listings • Automotive these sale flyers: & APPLIANCE See the Trader for See the Trader © Eagle River Publications, Inc. 1972 • PAMIDA • PICK ’N SAVE • TRIG’S • CAMP’S SUPERVALU •THREE LAKES FOODS BAKER’S • WALGREENS • SHOPKO • MENARDS (2) • JENSEN-AKINS HARDWARE • MILLS FLEET FARM • Entertainment • Classified Ads 715-479-4421 Fax 715-479-6242 P.O. Box 1929 BREAKTHROUGH NEWS Eagle River, WI 54521 RENT-A-DOCK " $10.00 – 25 words or less (one time). 40-ft. dock, 4-ft. wide, L-shape PHONE Additional word 30¢, payable in advance. " With bench and boat bumpers " Installed for the season – $845 715-356-2129 CLASSIFIEDS Visa/MasterCard/Discover Photos and info link: atlaspierlakevilla.com -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- E-mail: [email protected] MARINE FOR SALE: 2008 Misty Harbor pontoon — -------------------------------------------------------- 20-ft. cruise, 2010 60 ETech Evinrude, like For your online DAVE’S OUTBOARD REPAIR: Mercury, new, $13,000. (715) 493-5190. 9058-tfc Johnson, Evinrude, Mariner. Propellers -------------------------------------------------------- subscription, go to: For All Your new and rebuilt. Forty-one years’ experi- FOR SALE: 1989 Suncruiser 24-ft. pon- Real Estate Needs, ence. Low prices. (715) 546-2341. Hwy. A, toon boat — with 70-HP Evinrude motor, Call a Professional. Three Lakes. 14c-9012-20 $4,000. Includes trailer and dolly. (715) www.vcnewsreview.com -------------------------------------------------------- 479-2540. 1p-9069-08 (715) 546-4030 RENT-A-DOCK: 40-ft. dock, 4-ft. wide, L- -------------------------------------------------------- & ASSOCIATES REALTY, LLC shape, with bench and boat bumpers in- PONTOON TRAILER FOR RENT: $25/4 stalled for the season, $845. Phone (715) hrs. (715) 617-1037, Northwoods Tree WATERFRONT WATERFRONT 356-2129. 2p-9015-08 Service. 4p-9084-11 -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- HAVE PONTOON TRAILER! Very com- FOR SALE: 16-ft. AlumaCraft with 50-HP petitive rates. Pickup, launch, spring start- 2003 4-stroke Honda motor, 2 electric an- up and check-over available. Outboards, chors, trolling motor & fish locator, $4,500. stern drives and inboards. Lou’s Seasonal (715) 479-2540. 1p-9070-08 Maintenance, (715) 617-0715. 2p-9016-08 -------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------- FOR SALE: 1978 boat — Sea Sprite 15- 117294 - BRIARD LAKE! (Known for its great 113450 - MEDICINE LAKE! Here’s a great value for RENT A DOCK: Sales & service, mainte- ft., 70-HP Mercury, Hols Claw trailer, full bass fishing.) This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is just 3 the money. Year-round home with a level lot, on a nance-free, modular sections go in fast canvas, $1,200; also, snowmobile — 1994 years old and features include raised oak panel quiet bay of the Three Lakes Chain of Lakes with 2 and easy. 40-ft. dock, 4-ft. wide, L-shape Ski-Doo Safari Deluxe — heated grips, doors, hardwood cabinets with solid surface counter- guest cabins plus an 8-car garage! $395,000. with bench and boat bumpers. Delivered new battery, low mileage, $1,000. (715) tops, wraparound upper deck, fully finished lower and installed. Retail $4,220. Call now thru 479-2625. 1p-9090-08 level walk-out to 100 ft. of sandy frontage and great WATERFRONT Memorial Day, save $844. (715) 356- -------------------------------------------------------- swimming on Briard Lake! $199,000. 2129. 2p-9030-08 FOR SALE: Four 14-ft. older, stable, alu- WATERFRONT -------------------------------------------------------- minum fishing boats. Two with bench FOR SALE: Alumacraft Lunker 165LTDCS seats, two with pedestal seats. $150- — 50-HP Honda 4-stroke, excellent condi- $750. Will deliver to 30 miles. Phone (715) tion, used very few hours. Includes Minn 546-3159, 5-10 p.m. 1p-9097-08 Kota trolling motor, fish locator, 2 batteries, -------------------------------------------------------- heavy-duty Prestige trailer, paid new FOR SALE: 2003 “Waterwheeler” pedal $14,900, price $9,900. (715) 479-7395. boat — 5-passenger, adjustable Sun 117464 - MARGARET LAKE! Here’s a nice getaway 2p-9041-08 Lounger model powered by 5-speed Minn on over an acre and 150 ft. of frontage on Margaret -------------------------------------------------------- Kota trolling motor, Bimini top, seat pads, 111951 - TWO HOMES for the price of one on IS- Lake. This cabin has just undergone remodeling and is ready for your enjoyment. Need a little more room? WANTED TO BUY: Grumman Sport canoe like new, $600 obo. (715) 477-2655. 1p- LAND LAKE! A beautiful sandy beach awaits your arrival along with 2 wonderful year-round cottages. No worries. There is an additional building site that (rowboat). (715) 479-4160. 1p-9078-08 9103-08 CAXCA Also included are a boathouse and 2-car garage with has already been soil tested for a 3-bedroom septic! a lower-level walk-out game room! $294,900. $124,900. WATERFRONT 5 ACRES Northwoods Furniture 116983 BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED 4-BEDROOM, 3-BATH HOME WITH LOWER-LEVEL WALK-OUT - OUTLET You will be pleasantly surprised at the beauty and 1171 Twilite Lane, Hwy. 70 West, Eagle River 114778 - JUST LISTED - VIRGIN LAKE! Nearly craftsmanship throughout this home . quality cabi- original log cabin will take you back to the early years nets, skylights, tile countertops, newer kitchen appli- of the northern Wisconsin vacation experience. With ances, Jacuzzi tub and walk-in closet in master suite. 2 nice-sized bedrooms, galley kitchen, full bath, Finished lower level with large game room. Two-car beautiful front dining and living area overlooking 100 attached garage and a 36' x 48' two-story ft. of sand frontage on Virgin Lake. $199,000. garage/barn! Only $199,900. Anniversary Sale LAND Anniversary Sale 90002 - JUST LISTED - Three choice lots on the 84109 - LARGE 20-ACRE WOODED PARCEL over- Three Lakes Chain! All lots have a gradual slope to looking Haven Lake! There is a nicely wooded ridge level sand frontage! Owner financing available. which is perfect for a lower-level walk-out. $55,000. 82924 - CONOVER - 14 nicely wooded lots off Torch 1 106217 - NICE LEVEL restricted building lot in area of Bargains Galore! Lake Road, 1 ⁄2 acres. $17,500. 87179 - LITTLE FORK LAKE! Towering, majestic, very nice homes! $20,000. awe-inspiring trees will capture your imagination. Lg. 1.25-acre wooded lot, soil tested for conv. septic sys- 109952 - THREE LAKES CHAIN LOT! 1.37 acres NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK tem, 6-ft.-wide perm. pier leads to beautiful sandy bay. with 119 ft. of sand frontage on the Chain! Nice level A perfect lot for a lower-level walk-out and easy walk to lot with mature trees makes this a great place to build HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9-5; SUN. 11-3 the lake! $284,000. your next home. $125,000. 715-479-3971 MillerAndAssociatesRealtyLLC.com NORTH WOODS TRADER Saturday, May 7, 2011 Page 2 AUCTION ANOTHER COL.
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