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WEEKENDER Sports CASSELS CHAMPS Friday, July 15, 2016 WEEKENDER Page 1b WEEKENDER Sports CASSELS CHAMPS The Temiskaming Smallmouth Bass (TSB) fi shing tournament was in Temagami recently competing on Cassels Lake. The top three teams were, from the left, Paul St. Cyr, Ashley St. Cyr and Jean Guy St Cyr in third place with 14.02 pounds (lbs.) of fi sh; Conner Cantwell and Josh McKay in fi rst place with 17.28 lbs.; Jamie and Gilbert Maille were second with 15.56 lbs. (Supplied photo) WEEKENDER CARRIER NEEDED Sports FOR KENABEEK Digest If interested, please contact: KNOCK CANCER The 11th annual Team Shan Knock Cancer Out of the Park mixed slo-pitch tournament runs July 15-17 at Algon- Jamie Lindsay quin Regiment Memorial Beach Park and neighbouring ball Circulation Coordinator fi elds, if necessary. The headquarters and majority of games 705-647-6791 ext. 227 will be hosted at Algonquin Beach Park diamonds. The Knock Cancer tournament has raised over $50,000 during its tenure for Team Shan. The breast cancer awareness program is named after SPEAKER Printing, Publishing Shanna Larsen, a former Haileybury resident who died as $74.25/wk and Promotions the result of the disease in 2005 at the age of 24. The program drives home the message, through aware- ness campaigns and educational materials, that breast cancer is “not just a disease of older women.” “The Lions Club - New Liskeard will be providing a beer WEEKENDER CARRIER NEEDED garden area and the Haileybury Figure Skating Club will be manning a barbecue stand, both at Algonquin Beach Park, FOR ELK LAKE so there will be plenty to see, eat and drink for participants If interested, please and spectators alike,” said organizer James T. Paterson. contact: “Everyone is more than welcome. In addition, the North Cobalt Flea Market has graciously donated Blue Jays game Jamie Lindsay tickets and a barbecue for our annual raffl e. So there’s also Circulation Coordinator something for everyone to possibly win.” WHITE BEAR CHALLENGES 705-647-6791 ext. 227 On Saturday, July 16, in Temagami: visitors can take part in the White Bear Family Challenge, a fun, 3.8-kilometre (km) canoe race in which silly costumes are encouraged. SPEAKER Printing, Publishing There’s also the more competitive White Bear Challenge in and Promotions which two-person teams paddle a 16km course that includes several portages totalling 1.9km. For a detailed schedule and $121.50/wk Continued on 8b Page 2b WEEKENDER Friday, July 15, 2016 $32.51 $33.90 ARTICLES FOR SALE BIRCH & ASH FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Call 705-563-8532 FOR SALE - Shoprider 4 wheel senior scooter. Colour red, excellent condition. $650. Students 3.2 cu. ft. fridge. Colour black. Made by Danby. New, still in box. $100. Call 705-647-8329 ONE LOVE JAMAICA 2017 - Large indoor yard sale. Harley Hall on HWY 11. CARGO TRAILER - 2014 8ft x 16ft v-nose cargo trailer in good shape. $7500 OBO. Say., July 18 from 8-3pm. No Sunday calls. 705-676-6926 FIREWOOD, Birch, cut and split, dried 1 year, stored inside. Can deliver. Call 705-650- YARD SALE - 96 Zetta Court (Breault sub) Sat., July 16 from 8am - ? 2623 or 705-648-1495. Variety of household items. ESTATE SALE - Dressers with mirrors, china cabinet, microwave, 1 area rugs, 2 TVs, 1 single bed frame & 1 ladies drovers coat. Call 705-647-6670. YARD SALE/ESTATE - 214 Rebecca St. N.L. Thurs., July 14 and Fri., July 15 from WINDOWS & DOORS -new and used. Assorted sizes. Contact Hearn Construction 12-5pm. Sat., July 16 from 8-noon. at 705-647-8191. PALLETS FOR SALE, $3.00 each, stop by the Temiskaming Printing offi ce at 18 Wel- LARGE INDOOR YARD SALE - 594030 Mill Creek Rd, Dack Twp. lington St. S., or call 705-647-6791. Fri., July 22 and Sat., July 23 from 8am-4pm. Rain or shine. Watch for signs. INTERLOCK PAVING STONE - 1800 Sq. Ft. Grey in colour. Contact Hearn Construc- Something for everyone. tion at 705-647-8191. SELLING TWO WOOD STOVES - One antique and one regular wood stove. Also sell- YARD SALE - 281 Crystal Cres. N.L. Sat., July 16 from 7-noon. ing a dog kennel. Call 705-647-4052 Books, household goods, tools, TV, mini fridge. Something for everyone! ANDYS FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Birch & Jackpine - cut & split, 16 inch. Call for more info at 705-647-8839. GARAGE & MOVING SALE - 215 Lang St. Cobalt. Thurs- Sat., 9am-3pm for the POPLAR FIREWOOD FOR SALE - $55/cord delivered locally. Call Tom Gerber at whole month of July. Avon(vintage), Coca-Cola items, ladies wear, jewelery, shoes, 705-647-8646 or 705-648-1529 purses, furniture, ornaments, dishes, wicker, bar fridge, & more. 2011 DODGE HEMI 20IN SET OF NOKIAN WINTER TIRES - $1000. Set of 4 brakes, ceramic pads & rotors worth 1300 asking $700. One passenger blue mirror for $200. YARD SALE - 350 Lakeview Ave., North Cobalt.Sat., July 16 from 7-12. Lots for Call 705-648-4884. everyone. Household items, tools, etc. YARD SALE - 242 Pine St. W, N.L. Sat., July 16 from 8-noon. Tools, books, and PERSONAL houehold items. HARD OF HEARING?..DEAF?Are you interested in attending a local 8 week speech MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE - Fri., July 15 from 10am-6pm. 176004 Seeds Rd. (lip) reading course free of charge? Call 1-800-718-0436 to register. 3 mins. south of N.L. off HWY 11. (House across from log house) LIVESTOCK & Box 580 FARM PRODUCTS 18 Wellington Street, South CUSTOM HAY CUTTING & BALING. 4 X 5 round bales or small bales. Please call 705-647-3181 or 705-648-3879. New Liskeard HAY FOR SALE - Round bales, 4x4’s and 4x5’s. Excellent quality hay. Call Bruce 705-647-6791 705-544-2807 60 ACRES OF STANDING HAY - 7 miles north of Englehart. Willing to sell as a whole Fax 705-647-9669 Jamie Rebecca or on shares. Call 705-563-8371 Lindsay Schmidt STANDING HAY FOR SALE - Call Edwin Selman at 705-544-2607. www.northernontario.ca Sales Rep. ext. 227 Sales Rep. ext. 228 NUTRA-GLO FEED SUPPLEMENTS improve feed conversion, vitality, reproduction and overall health and appearance. Product for all ruminants, horses, dogs, and poul- Email: [email protected] try...and for humans! Call Paul Strubhar 705-648-1481. Friday, July 15, 2016 WEEKENDER Page 3b SALES & SERVICE FOR RENT CROP LAND FOR RENT - Harley twp, 290 acres. & Casey twp, BEAUTIFUL 1 BDRM APT IN DOWNTOWN HAILEYBURY - 2 parcels 117 and 90 acres. Owners are interested in a long Newly renovated, large, quiet, views of Lake Temiskaming, term lease. Beginning April 2017. Call 519-522-9839 laundry, new appliances, secure entrance, parking, on bus DIRECTORY route, mins from beach & College. $1095 util. incl. Available July 1st. Call or text 705-648-4118. RENAISSANCE PLACE HAILEYBURY New building with a Miller Paving 1 bdrm available for Sept. 1st, main floor. Two 2 bdrm apts, 1 Northern FOUNDATIONS ROOMS FOR RENT IN HAILEYBURY. $450 all included. Call available for July 1st & 1 available for mid August. Including A Division of Miller Solid Concrete Basements, 705-672-2172. Paving Limited We also jack up houses. heat, hydro, cable, internet & all appliances. Credit and criminal Serving the FREE ESTIMATES check required. Coming summer 2016 - New facility in Engle- North with: Mailing Address: 1 BDRM APARTMENT MAIN LEVEL #90 Dymond. $1000 per crushed gravel, Hwy 11B North, Box 248 GERMAIN CONCRETE hart! Call: 705-676-7606 for more information. month includes heat/ hydro/ fridge/ stove/ washer/ dryer. Call ready mix concrete, New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0 sand, stone, 705-647-7357. asphalt, excavating, Tel: (705) 647-4331 FOUNDATIONS ditching Fax: (705) 647-3611 (705) 672-3656 HOUSE FOR RENT - Well maintained 3 bedroom house with 1.5 bathrooms in New Liskeard. Walking distance to all ameni- TWO-2 BEDROOM APTS. IN HAILEYBURY - One apt. is Mario’s Small Excavator ties. Freshly painted, new windows, flooring and deck. Available $545/month, the other is $595/month. Both are plus utilities. Pri- TOBLERS vate parking, laundry facilities, large yard. Available August 1st. -WE DIG- Aug. 1st. $1200/mth plus utilities. First & last required plus se- CONSTRUCTION Mario Maillé Call 705-648-5050 Home curity deposit and references. No pets and no smoking. Call or Roofing Reno’s 985201 Country text 705-268-6979 Bridge Rd LARGE 2 BDRM APARTMENT - #505 Main Street, Haileybury. RR#1 Thornloe, $1200 per month, includes heat, hydro & appliances. Call 705- ON P0J 1S0 LAKEVIEW TOWERS - Bachelor, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. 647-7357 *free estimates* CALL TODAY: 705-622-0610 Large, clean, quiet. Close to downtown and the water. Pet free @ 705-676-6431 •[email protected] toblernicko hotmail.com building. From $550 per month and up. Call 705-672-2240 www. NICE 2 BDRM HOME -$700/mth plus heat & hydro. Call 705 mmcorp.ca 679 2115. SERVICES 1-2 BDRM APT & 1 BACHELOR IN HAILEYBURY FOR RENT. 1 BDRM UPSTAIRS APT - #90 Dymond. $850/mth. Includes 2 bdrm is $625/month plus heat and hydro. Bachelor $500/ heat, hydro, fridge & stove. Available Feb 1st. Call (705) 647- month plus heat and hydro. Call 705-266-4876 705-647-6862. 7357. MOBILE WELDER FOR HIRE APT. FOR RENT - 1 bdrm basement apt in Sudbury. Fridge, ROOMS FOR RENT, Haileybury, $475 all inclusive. Cleaning WELDING-FITTING-FABRICATION stove, microwave, heat & hydro included. Available Aug. 1. service included. Call 705-672-2118. Free Estimates. Over 15 years experience. Call 705-676-7161. $800/month. Preferably one person. Call Casey at 705-561- 6307 for appointments. APTS. FOR RENT - 2 bdrm apt for $750/month and 1 bdrm apt PREGNANT AND NEED HELP?Email: [email protected] for $600/month.
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