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Weekender Sports Friday, June 30, 2017 WEEKENDER Page 1b WEEKENDER SPORTS READY FOR THE LIONS From the left just before they paddled off to the nearby Wabi River are Scott Finlayson, Anna Sawicki and Claudette Dufresne. They were taking part in a test run on Saturday, June 24, for the New Liskeard Lions Club’s fi rst Wabi River Kayak Challenge coming up August 18-19 at the New Liskeard Waterfront. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen) Sports Digest KNOCK CANCER United States. This year’s event hosted by the Latchford Fire Liskeard Golf Club: One Foot walks takes a break until Sat- The annual Knock Cancer is a fundraiser for the Canadian Department will take place on Forward Golf Tournament Sat- urday, September 30, with the Out of the Park slo-pitch tour- Mental Health Association Saturday, August 12. urday, July 1. Registration in- Colour Run/Walk at the Temis- nament takes place June 30- THREE-PITCH TOURNEY HAILEYBURY GOLF CLUB cludes golf, dinner and prizes. kaming Nordic Ski Club. Each July 2 in Temiskaming Shores. The 29th annual Jack Hunt Coming up at the Haileybury The shotgun start is at 10 a.m.; Get Active event features a Memorial 3-pitch Baseball Golf Club: Bed Pan Social and Ladies’ Mornings are Thurs- This is a fundraiser for the Team fi ve- or 10-kilometre (km) walk Shan initiative to raise cancer Tournament is August 11-13 Tournament July 7-8; Ladies’ days on the front nine starting starting at 9 a.m.; 100-metre awareness in young women. at the Latchford Ball Field com- Night Tuesday, July 11; Super at 9:30 a.m.; Thursday nights toddler dash for those under Contact James T. Paterson at jt- plex. The fi rst 16 teams will be Men’s Night Thursday, July 13; are wing nights beginning at [email protected] for more accepted. To register by August Men’s Nights are Thursdays be- 5:30. fi ve at 9:15; 1km and 2km dis- information. 7 call Lise at 705-679-3199 or ginning at 5:30 p.m. GET ACTIVE tances at 9:30 a.m. and 5km SLO-PITCH TOURNEY Lhea at 753-0709 or 249-358- NEW LISKEARD GOLF CLUB The Get Active in Temiska- and 10km runs starting at 10 There’s an Englehart Youth 1246. An age of majority dance On the schedule at the New ming series of fun runs and o’clock. Slo-Pitch Tournament sched- uled for July 21-23. It’s open to teams in the 8-10, 11-13 age groups and the 14-17 division has a skills competition. For more information, call Angie at 705-544-3215 or Crystal at PICNIC 705-544-3297. MUD BOG BASKET July 22-23 is the 24th annual Stan Martin Memorial Mud Bog. Presented by the Swamp Rats 4x4 Club, races start at 11 $ 95 a.m. on Saturday, and 12 p.m. ea. on Sunday. Registration on Sat- THAT Min. of 12 urday from 8 to 9:30 a.m. Quali- 19 fying runs at 11 o’clock. ATV registration on Sunday at 11 a.m. The fi nals at 12 noon and the ATV competition - Pow- der Puff - Dash for Cash is on Sunday. The event takes place CONTACT YOUR at the Charlton Fairgrounds SALES REP (six miles west of Englehart on DO OR AMY: Highway 560). (705) 647-6791 DRAG ’N FLY The Temiskaming Rod and ext. 229 Custom Club’s annual Drag ’n INCLUDES ONE [email protected] Fly Summer Classic is August LOCATION IMPRINT 11-13 at the Earlton-Timiska- & SHIPPING! ming Regional Airport. The one-quarter mile strip brings racers from across the prov- WE ince and into Quebec and the WE WILL MATCH ANYONE’S PRICE! Page 2b WEEKENDER Friday, June 30, 2017 Weekender Classied 24 hours a day… 7 days a week… Place your classified ad online at [email protected] Classified Advertisement Rates WORD ADS $14.15 Tax included 20 words All other display ads the prices will vary according to line rate & size of the ad. * * * DISPLAY ADS * * * CLASSIFIED WORD ADS 2 inches wide x 2 inches deep – $32.51 Taxes included. must be placed before 3 p.m. 2 inches wide x 3 inches deep – $33.90 Taxes included. Monday to appear in the Wednesday edition. 2 inches wide x 3 1/2 inches deep – $39.55 Taxes included. * * * Customers must pay before insertion. Display (Classified) Ads must be placed before Noon Monday. * * * Engagement Notices / Wedding Announcements / * * * Office Hours Birthday Announcements / Anniversary Announcements 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday In Memoriam / Cards of Thanks We accept * * * VISA, MASTER CARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS. GRADUATION SPECIAL 2 inches wide x 3 inches deep – $26.00 Taxes included. CALL US FOR DETAILS. 705-647-6791 Ext. 227 or Ext. 228. MACHINERY FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE 2 Hay Elevators with electric motors and Buzz Saw Call 705-563-2489. ADULT CROSS COUNTRY SKIS FOR SALE with boots, size 7, and one young teens cross country skis. Call 705-647-5947 NORMS FIREWOOD - Split, cut & delivered. Birch, maple, Jackpine. Call 705-647-5936. LIVESTOCK & TWICE AS NICE BOUTIQUE 66 Main St. Latchford. 50% CLOTHING SALE. June 30th to July 5th. Closed July 3rd & 4th. 705- 676-6346 FARM PRODUCTS TWO PROPANE FRIDGES, working until recently. $100 each or best offer. Available for pick-up July 1-8 in cottage area north of Hilliardton. Call 519-498-5358 FREE RANGE FAT PIGS FOR SALE. Grass and grain fed. No GMO’S. Limited quan- FAIRISLE KNITTING MACHINE FOR SALE Call 706-647-5947 tity. Call 705-563-8371 BOAT FOR SALE 2006 Lund Classic Sport 90 Hp. Honda 4 stroke. Yacht Club Trailer Folding Tongue. 2 Electrical Down Riggers. TWO YOUNG QUARTER TYPE HORSES, very well broke to ride and drive. Worked $23,500.00 Call 705-647-4921. every day $1100 each, your choice. Call 705-563-8371. WHITE BIRCH FOR SALE - cut, split & delivered. Call for quote. 705-648-0708 or 705-237-8600. FRIDGE AND STOVE, 5 years old, white, $100 Fridge, $25 Stove, Also Couch $100. Call 705-647-1650. FREE BEE PALLETS FOR SALE, $3.00 each, stop by the Temiskaming Printing offi ce at 18 Wellington St. S., or call 705-647-6791. SANYO INTEGRATED STEREO SYSTEM FOR SALE and Stereo Amplifi ers DCA 611. 2 Lg speakers. Call 705-647-5947 FREE - PIANO REGULAR SIZE. Call 705-647-6527. USED MOBILE HOMES for sale in New Liskeard. Buy and move to your favourite location! Starting at $3000 + up. Call 705-266- 4876. STORAGE WANTED NORHURST STORAGE - Do you have a boat? Skidoo? Extra furniture? New 20 foot UNWANTED GUNS - Looking for guns of any kind. Rifl es, shotguns, handguns, gun parts, used brass also. Have all licenses. Call containers available. $80/mth plus tax. Call 705-648-5826 or 705-647-0665 705-647-4665. BICYCLES in good condition, any size. Call 705-563-2860. LOOKING FOR OLD SNOWMOBILES RUNNING OR NOT FOR PARTS,old camper trailers & propane tanks for recycling. Please Box 580 call 705-679-3395. 18 Wellington Street, South EIGHTIES LARGE BOOMBOX GHETTO BLASTERS & RECORD PLAYERS - no CD players. Call or text, 705-648-5392. New Liskeard AUTOMOTIVE 705-647-6791 Fax 705-647-9669 2008 PONTIAC MONTANA SV6- 7 Passenger Van. 171,600km, new tires, brakes, muffl er, etc. In good condition. Certifi ed $5,800.00 Call 705-563-2236 www.northernontario.ca 2008 Chev Trail Blazerhas been safety checked includes winter tires $5,000. Call 705-563-8371 2008 HONDA ACCORD V6 2 sets of tires, winter studded and summers. Auto start - Block Heater. Call for more info at 705-622- Email: [email protected] 9239. Friday, June 30, 2017 WEEKENDER Page 3b SERVICES ANNOUNCEMENTS CROSSWORD MOBILE WELDER FOR HIRE WELDING - FITTING - FABRICATION Answers from 14A TRAVEL TO INDIA, DELHI, AGRA, AND Free Estimates. Over 15 years experience. Call 705-676-7161. JAIPUR - November 3rd, 2017 - Novem- ber 12th, 2017. For more info, go to grav- elindia.grouptoursite.ca or call JP Gravel INTERIOR PAINTING and drywall repairs, free estimates. call Jack 705-679-5363. at 705-5663-2391 PREGNANT AND NEED HELP?Email: [email protected] TRAVEL TO COSTA RICA with JP Gravel, March Break 2018. Trip is open to adults and highschool students. Grade ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETINGS: To be held at various dates, times & locations. For more information, please call 7 & 8 students accompanied by parent. 705-647-7611. PRENATAL CLASSES - Offered by the Timiskaming Health Unit. Call 705-647-4305 as soon as you confi rm your pregnancy. For more info. visit www.timiskaminghu.com. PERSONAL TAOIST TAI CHI CLASSES - Explore the benefi ts of gentle exercise. Beginners are welcome at 33 Niven St., New Liskeard. For more information contact us at www.taoist.org/newliskeard. E-mail: [email protected] or phone: 705-647-3119. TRAVEL TRAILERS WIDOWER 77, (SMOKER) seeking part- ner for the rest of my life. Looks and back- DRYWALL, PLASTER, framing, decks, fl ooring, tiling etc. for both residential and commercial buildings. Over 16 years experi- ground unimportant. As long as she does ence. Free estimates. Call 705-648-4884. Please leave a message. not ride a broom. Email: 19hermes40@ 30 FT 2014 PROWLER - 2 sliders, open fi berop.ca concept, sleeps 4. 2 way to a 3 piece bathroom with large shower. Big win- TEMISKAMING LODGE IN HAILEYBURY IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO PROVIDE THE RESIDENTS WITH A NEW dows both sides, pull out awning. 2318kg HARD OF HEARING? DEAF? or ANY- (5099lbs) 2000 Watt Yamaha inverter, 80 FOCUS.
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