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Northern Pride riday, ay 15, 2020 WEEKENDER Page 1b NORTHERN PRIDE Sally Cliff Evelyne Nemcsok Broker of Record 334687 Hwy 11 North, Englehart Sales Representative 705-544-3155 705-647-2728 TOUR OUR LISTINGS FROMNO RENGLEHARTTHERN PRIDE THE COMFORT OF YOUR FAVORITE CHAIR. We are proud to offer you 360° tours on the majority of our listings. To access the tour, type in gogira360.com/northernpride/(the numbered 28 Seventh Avenue, 11 First Street, Englehart $134,900 code). Eg. for 28 Seventh Avenue, Englehart: Englehart $124,500 17 Tenth Avenue, Englehart MLS # TM200229 MLS# TM200649, $129,900 MLS # TM190270 gogira360.com/northernpride/7985 NORTHCode:E 7985RN PRICodeD 9159E Code: 4316 COUNTRY 488199 Chamberlain Road 6 Chamberlain Township 10 Diamond Street, 106 King Street, PROPERTIES Englehart $149,900 766215 Bear Road, Savard $130,000 Englehart $145,900 $89,900 EXCLUSIVE MLS # TM200196 MLS # TM200291 MLS # TM200262 Code: 8741 Code: 8532 Code: 7256 SOLD BUSINESS Lot 1 Con 2 Jones Road, 306251 Wendigo Road, 231377 Dairy Lane, OPPORTUNITIES 79 Fifth Street, Pacaud Township Evanturel Township Hilliard $375,000 Englehart $250,000 $180,000 $359,900 MLS #TM 200208 MLS # TM200069 MLS # TM200057 MLS #TM 192108 Code: 555 Code: 3833 Code: 5398 OUTLYING 33 Tenth Avenue, 46 Third Street, AREAS 14538 Government Road, 13 Connell Avenue, Earlton $89,900 Englehart $285,000 Larder Lake FOR LEASE $1,500 MLS # TM200280 Virginiatown $49,000 MLS # TM192168 MLS # TM191347/191348 Code: 8042 TM200593 Code: 9641 Code: 3874 NEW WATERFRONT 428 Farah Avenue, PROPERTY Lot 15 River Road, Sharpe 289894 Long Lake Road, 329615/ 326917 Hwy Temiskaming Shores $79,000 Robillard $149,100 560, Robillard Township TM200417 $119,000 EXCLUSIVE MLS # TM192020 TM200438 $295,000 Code: 4315 Code: 8831 Code: 8549 Code: 9122 KIRKLAND SOLD NEW LAKE & 119 Main Street 198 Burnside Drive, 48 McCamus, Kirkland Lake 80 Lebel Avenue, Kirkland Kirkland Lake $95,000 Kirkland Lake $175,000 $290,000 AREA Lake $85,000 TM200608 MLS # TM200710 MLS # TM192071 MLS # TM200485 Code: 2774 Code: 5242 Code: 5185 Code: 6083 “Building lots in Matachewan” PCL 23710 Rock Street & PCL 171 & 172 Helen Ave. MLS# TM180298 $5,500 VACANT LAND 23711 Station Street, Charlton 705-568-8833 Lot 16-17 Concession Street, 173 & 174 Helen Ave. MLS# TM192707 $34,000 TM180297 $5,500 Charlton TM191395 $8,900 WATERFRONT ACREAGE Misema 705-544-8833 177 & 178 Helen Ave. MLS #TM180296 $5,500 Lot 20-26 Concession Street, Lake, Anthony Twp. MLS# 334687 Hwy. 11 North, ENGLEHART 179 & 180 Helen Ave. MLS# Charlton TM191396 $13,900 TM200469 $169,000 https://www.facebook.com/northernpriderealestate/ TM180295 $5,500 82 Prospect Avenue, Kirkland Lots 4 – 10 Wilson Avenue, Lot 12 & 13 Concession Street, www.northernpride.ca Charlton TM191394 $8,000 Lake TM192139 $25,000 Kirkland Lake TM190564 $70,000 independently owned and operated “Service You Deserve, People You Can Trust.” Page 2b WEEKENDER riday, ay 15, 2020 Weekender Classied 24 hours a day… 7 days a week… Place your classified ad online at [email protected] Classified Advertisement Rates WORD ADS $12.99 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 – $34.72 Taxes included. must be placed before 3 p.m. 2 inches wide x 3 inches deep – $49.60 Taxes included. Monday to appear in the Wednesday edition. 2 inches wide x 3 1/2 inches deep – $59.52 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 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday, Twesday, Thursday & Friday In Memoriam / Cards of Thanks 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday * * * We accept VISA, MASTER CARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS. GRADUATION SPECIAL 2 inches wide x 4 inches deep – $38.00 Taxes included. CALL US FOR DETAILS. 705-647-6791 Ext. 227 or Ext. 228. Cooking Products WANTED ARTICLES FOR SALE Director for Pampered Chef, Canada - Cathy Morrow LOOKING FOR OLD SNOWMOBILES RUNNING OR NOT FOR PARTS,old camper WHITE BIRCH FOR SALE - cut, split & delivered. Call for quote. 705-648-0708 or www.pamperedchef.biz/cathypclady trailers & propane tanks for recycling. Subaru Forester (runnning or not) 2009-2014 705-237-8600. Please call 705-679-3395. DRY KNOTTY WHITE PINE. 15ft awning for trailer. Hardware for 20ft awning (no UNWANTED GUNS - Looking for guns of any kind. Rifl es, shotguns, handguns, gun tarp). Call 705-647-2840 for more information. parts, used brass also. Have all licenses. Call 705-647-4665. PERSONAL PALLETS FOR SALE, $3.00 each, stop by the Temiskaming Printing offi ce at 18 LOOKING FOR A VENUE at a minimal fee, to hold Irish Dancing Classes. Monday Wellington St. S., or call 705-647-6791. evenings. Starting ASAP. Please call Rae at 647-994-1243. HARD OF HEARING? DEAF? or ANY- EIGHTIES LARGE BOOMBOX GHETTO BLASTERS & RECORD PLAYERS - no CD ONE -Interested in taking a local Speech players. Call or text, 705-648-5392. ( Lip ) Reading course, free of charge? 1 evening of 2 hours per week for 10 Crossword weeks. CALL 1-800-718-0436 TO REG- ISTER. NOTICE Answers from 8a MACHINERY FOR SALE ATTENTION STUDENTS: The Englehart and District Horticultural Society is once again sponsoring the Youth Garden competition. This competition is open to all ANDYS FIREWOOD IS RETIRING, students from Grade One to OAC. There will be information posted on the Face Book ALL MACHINES FOR SALE!- Hudson page of the Englehart and District Horticultural Society and on the Society’s website Hydraulic fi rewood processor. Jolex DL 1650 Log Loader trailer. 4300 Diesel (engleharthort.weebly.com) as well. You can also call Mrs. Warner at 705-544 8916 International truck 425hp. Tractor Mod- el 6085 with Loader. Plus more tools to or Mrs. Fisher at 705-544 8074 for more information. Remember, this is open to all mention. For more information call 705- students in Englehart and the surrounding townships. 647-8839 LIVESTOCK & ATTENTION KNITTERS:If you would like to knit for children in the third world, we FARM PRODUCTS could use your help. Join us on Tuesdays at 1:30pm at the Community of Christ Church on Niven St., New Liskeard. Just bring knitting needles size 4 or 41/2mm. Yarn and needles are available. All are welcome! For more information, call D. Caldwell at CUSTOM TILLAGE & SEEDING - Call Lavern 705-648-5702. 705-647-6056 WANTED- To buy standing hay - or rent hay land call Leroy 705-648-3879 or La- FOR RENT vern 705-648-5702. WANTED TO RENT FRESHLY PAINTED 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT- 116 Whitewood Ave. New Liskeard. Call 705-648-3575. LOOKING TO RENT A 3 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT- with laundry room, balcony, winter plugs, paved parking. HOUSE- Moving up from the city. Family Call 705-563-2391. of 4 with a cat. Looking for a 3 bedrrom house in the area of Cobalt, Haileybury, or New Liskeard. Please contact Jackie 54 COBALT STREET large 2 bedroom apartment. Washer & dryer hookups, Heat, hy- ASAP. Email - [email protected] dro & parking included. First, last & references required. $775/month. Serious inquiries or cal 416-451-2933. only. Call 819-629-9650. riday, ay 15, 2020 WEEKENDER Page 3b COVID-19 FLOOR STICKERS HYSIAL DISTANING MADE EASIER Please stand here until the next circle is available 1 customer per spot. Thank you YUR DO THAT LG HERE WE • Minimum of 3 $ 49 • Custom size and design EACH 12 available, call for quote WE WILL MATCH ANYONE’S PRICE! CONTACT YOUR SALES REP SPEAKER OR AMY: Printing, Publishing (705) 647-6791 ext. 229 and Promotions [email protected] Page 4b WEEKENDER riday, ay 15, 2020 “We are here to serve you!” Y SUPPOR C C YOU! Victim Services of Temiskaming & We are re-opening on Monday May District are here for Our Oce doors are locked to 11th with government mandated victims of crime the public but we are still available restrictions! Please be mindful that to serve you from we are requiring social distancing Monday -Friday: 9-5 Even though we are mostly working and will be limiting entry to 3 Call the oce 705-672-2125 remotely and have put some or Fax 705-672-3901 or email customers at a time. You can still call modications in place to protect Broker/Branch Manager us for curbside pick-up, this service everyone’s health and safety, our sta Chantale Bennett: [email protected] continues to be available. We will be are continuing to work around the Ext. 500 back to regular hours of operation clock to ensure victims receive the vital and immediate supports Broker starting Monday! For the time being Tammy Fiset: [email protected] we will still be closed on Saturday’s and services they need. Self-referrals are encouraged. Ext. 501 until further notice. It feels good 705-647-0096 or 705-568-2154 Broker/Receptionist to be back to being able to give our If you are in immediate danger Bernard Emery: [email protected] customers that personalized service please call 911 Ext. 502 that they have been used to. “Everyone needs a place to call home” We offer full virtual listing & sales services to keep our clients safe while helping everyone achieve their real estate goals. Call our office to setup an appointment 705-628-2333 save up to SAVE BIG $ shop small 1,000 GSSELIN LS IS EN F * or urcases, ater analsis and SALE GOING ON NOW on select fl oors oter inquiries ALL 705-647-7690 MESSAGE R TET L 705-648-4824 B E HT TUBS HAE ARRIED ITH BIG SEIALS FR 336 WHITEWOOD AVE, W • NEW LISKEARD, ON • 705-647-7600 • carpetonenewliskeard.com THE MNTH F MAY H MF SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER 40 YEARS S THAN YU T A S ALL above and beyond during this diffi cult time.
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