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WEEKENDER SPORTS Sports Digest 37Th Annual Terry Fox Run Is Sunday TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) Participate As a Team,” Said How- – the Terry Fox Run Is Inching Ard Friday, September 15, 2017 WEEKENDER Page 1b WEEKENDER SPORTS Sports Digest 37th annual Terry Fox Run is Sunday TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) participate as a team,” said How- – The Terry Fox Run is inching ard. closer to its fourth decade. “There is no entry fee and, rain The 37th annual fundraiser or shine, our participants enjoy for cancer research is set to go the camaraderie of joining to- Sunday, September 17, across gether for this great cause. Canada and at many sites inter- “Runners, walkers, cyclists, nationally. young, old, everyone is welcome.” Schools will have their own Registration starts at 8 a.m. at day to support the cause on the Don Shepherdson Memorial Thursday, September 28, but kids Arena and the open start takes and teachers are all welcome to place at 9 o’clock. Sunday’s local events. “Pledge forms are available in NEW LISKEARD the community at the Pool and The 2016 Terry Fox Run in Fitness Centre, Source for Sports, Temiskaming Shores set a new Your Link to Health and other lo- benchmark. cations,” said Howard. “Last year’s run saw the high- “Pledge forms are also avail- est fundraising in the history… able online where you can pre- of the run in our area,” said local register for the run at www.ter- organizer Kelly Howard, hitting ryfox.org.” $11,237. The run will use the South RIDING FOR RED That represented a 47 per Temiskaming Active Travel Orga- cent increase from the previous nization trail. Maeve Osborn of Timmins took fi rst place in the junior equitation competition of the year, she said in an email to The ENGLEHART Temiskaming Pleasure Horse Club on Saturday, August 26. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe) Speaker. Englehart organizer Randy “In addition to the school Ford reminds anyone interested view. raiser. Pool and Fitness Centre. events ($9,809.60) our area raised in participating that “there is no The Englehart run begins with SWIM REGISTRATION FALL SKATING SCHOOL a grand total of $21,046.60.” entry fee or minimum pledge” to registration at Englehart High The Temiskaming Northern The New Liskeard Skating Club Organizers are hoping to im- get involved. School Sunday at 12:30 p.m. The Loons swim club has a registra- will have registration for their fall prove upon those fi gures. “Everyone is welcome and to offi cial start is 1 o’clock. tion session scheduled for Fri- skating session on Wednesday, “Families, businesses and participate in whatever way they “There is no planned route,” he day, September 15, at the New September 20, from 5-7 p.m. at groups (dog walkers, stroller wish, this is an event for people of said. People (and pets) are wel- Liskeard Pool and Fitness Centre the Don Shepherdson Memo- groups, sport teams, community all ages, nobody has to run a set come to walk around town in a from 5-6 p.m. For more informa- rial Arena. Shelly’s Power Skating, groups etc.) are encouraged to route,” he said in an email inter- show of support for the fund- tion contact Kelly Howard at 705- fi gure skating from Preliminary 648-4530. Reminder: be ready to to Gold and CanSkate are all of- get in the pool during registra- fered. Call Sharron at 705-647- tion. 8005 for more information. CUBS HOSPITAL FUN RUN WE DO THAT The New Liskeard Cubs of The 36th annual Temiskam- the Great North Midget League ing Hospital Fun Run takes place host the Sudbury Nickel Capital Saturday, September 23, and Wolves on Friday, September 15, consists of distances of two kilo- at 8 p.m. at the Don Shepherdson metres (km), 5km and 10km each Memorial Arena. New Liskeard using Clover Valley Road. Medals visits the North Bay Minor Midg- will be awarded for the top fe- et Trappers Sunday, September male and male fi rst, second and 17, at 2:30 p.m. in Powassan. third place fi nishers. Registration LIONS HOCKEY at the Temiskaming Hospital The New Liskeard Lions of the begins at 9:30 a.m. with the race Abitibi-Témiscamingue Hyundai start time at 10 a.m. For more Midget BB League have a pre- information contact Jocelyne Ju- season game slated for Friday, lien at 705-647-1088 ext. 2181. September 15, in Notre Dame du GET ACTIVE Nord, Quebec, against Temiscam- The Get Active in Temiskaming ing Home Hardware. series of fun runs and walks takes SMALLMOUTH CLASSIC a break for the summer until Sat- The Temiskaming Smallmouth urday, September 30, with the Bass series concludes its season Colour Run/Walk at the Temiska- INCLUDES UP TO 3000 STITCHES OF EMBROIDERY September 16-17 with the Clas- ming Nordic Ski Club. Each Get sic Tournament on Lake Temis- Active event features a fi ve- or kaming. 10-kilometre (km) walk starting HOCKEY SKILLS CAMP at 9 a.m.; 100-metre toddler dash The Temiskaming Shores Mi- for those under fi ve at 9:15; 1km nor Hockey Association is host- and 2km distances at 9:30 a.m. ing a Hockey Canada Skills Camp and 5km and 10km runs starting at the Don Shepherdson Memo- at 10 o’clock. WE WILL MATCH ANYONE’S PRICE! rial Arena Sunday, September ADULT BOWLING 17. The camp fi lled up quickly Adult leagues are looking for CONTACT YOUR SALES REP but there is a waiting list at the men, ladies, individual and mixed SPEAKER OR AMY: TSMHA website. It’s for male and teams for the new fall-winter (705) 647-6791 ext. 229 female players from Novice to bowling season. Call the bowl- Printing, Publishing [email protected] and Promotions Bantam. There will be sessions ing alley for more information at at the arena and the Waterfront 705-672-3117. Page 2b WEEKENDER Friday, September 15, 2017 SPEAKER Classified 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. ARTICLES FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE CHURCH SERVICES & more... ATV OR LAWN TRACTOR TILT WAG- New & Used 2010 FORD ESCAPE XLT V6 AWD. Well maintained and in excellent condition. ON Call 705-672-3840 after 5pm. 118,000 kms. Includes winter tires on rims. For more information call 705-647-8348. SUNDAY MASS IN LATCHFORD. Fr. WINDOWS & Wayne Mills will be celebrating Sun- PALLETS FOR SALE, $3.00 each, stop FULL SET OF 17 INCH ALL SEASONS Tires and Rims. Good condition. $500.00 or day Mass at the Community Centre in by the Temiskaming Printing offi ce at 18 DOORS obo. Call or text 705-544-3582. Latchford on Sunday, September 17th Wellington St. S., or call 705-647-6791. at 3:00pm. Everyone is welcome to at- FOR SALE 2008 HONDA ACCORD V6 2 sets of tires, winter studded and summers. Auto start - tend this Mass. SOFA & LOVE SEAT, SKLAR-PEPPER, Various sizes and styles. 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ANNOUNCEMENT Study time is 10am and divine service NORMS FIREWOOD - Split, cut & deliv- at 11am. Prayer meeting Tuesdays from ered. Birch, maple, Jackpine. Call 705- 5-6pm. Pastor Philip Lee offi cating. Ev- 647-5936. WANTED TO BUY STORAGE eryone is Welcome. LOWRY ORGAN $300. Wood Chipper TRAVEL TO COSTA RICA with JP INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHO- $250. Telephone 705-679-5093 for more LIC....KNOW OF SOMEONE WHO IS? info. Gravel, March Break 2018. Trip is open Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish to adults and highschool students. Grade LOOKING FOR KAYAK - Leisure, 10ft. STORAGE for Boats, Tires & Motor- will be hosting an information eve- In good condition. Call or text 705-650- WHITE BIRCH FOR SALE - cut, split & 7 & 8 students accompanied by parent. cycles.
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