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2011 DODGE HEMI 20IN SET OF NOKI-AN WINTER TIRES - $1000. Set of 4 brakes, ceramic pads & rotors worth 1300 asking $700. One passenger blue mirror for $200. Call 705-648-4884.

HARDWOOD (MAPLE) FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Dry, cut, and split. $100/cord. Delivery available. Call or text 705-622-0323

FIREWOOD, Birch, cut and split, dried 1 year, stored inside. Can deliver. Call 705-650-2623 or 705-648-1495.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE - Birch or maple. Call 705-648-0194

14ft BLACK AWNING FOR A TRAILER - Used 3 times - $675. 20ft roller and hardware for camper awning - $200. Call 705-647-2840

PALLETS FOR SALE, $3.00 each, stop by the Temiskaming Printing offi ce at 18 Wellington St. S., or call 705-647-6791.

LAWN TRACTOR - Craftsman YS4500 Briggs & Stratton intek twin 220HV. 4 years old. Paid $4500, asking $1800 OBO. Comes with two new belts. Never used the last 2 years. Call 705-676-6704

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WOMEN’S COSTUMES - factory made/homemade wigs and accessories. Call 705-563-2263

FIREWOOD - Mixed fi rewood split and dry. Stored inside. Poplar, pine, and birch. Pick up in Tomstown. $55/cord. Call 705-676-6014

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30 FT PROWLER - 2 sliders, open con-cept, sleeps 4. 2 way to a 3 piece bath-room with large shower. Big windows both sides, pull out awning. 2000 Watt Yamaha inverter, 80 Watt solar panel. Heavy hitch with load bars. Flat screen tv & DVD, table with 4 chairs, 2 level swivels and couch. Neutral colours, lots of stor-age. Call 705-471-4733

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YARD SALE - Sat., Oct. 22nd from 8am - 2pm at 137 Armstrong St., New Liskeard

GARAGE SALE - Sat., Oct. 22nd from 8am - 4pm at 704057 Rockley Road, New Liskeard. Stair lift 14 ft 6in, small tools, small motors, etc.

INDOOR YARD SALE - Sat., Oct. 22nd and Sunday Oct., 23rd from 8am to 4pm at 40 Prospect Ave., Cobalt

YARD SALE AT HAILEYBURY LEGION BRANCH 54 - Fri., Oct. 21st from 3-7pm and Sat., Oct. 22nd from 8am-4pm

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VEHICLES FOR SALE - 2005 Pontiac Montana, 190,000 kms. 2001 Chevy Impala, 104,000kms. Call 705-647-7123 after 6pm

2008 HONDA ACCORD V6 2 sets of tires, winter studded and summers. Auto start - Block Heater. Call for more info. 705-948-0398.

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70 YRD OLD FEMALE - Looking for a friendship and a dancer with someone from 68 to 74 yrs old. Please a non-smoker and non-drinker in the tri-town area. Call 705-647-6084

HARD OF HEARING?..DEAF? Are you interested in attending a local 3 week speech (lip) reading course free of charge? Call 1-800-718-0436 to register.

WANTED

2 WHEEL DRIVE HONDA FOURTRAX - For parts or whole, does not need to run. 1986-1988. Call Ray 705-679-3395


FOR RENTCOMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT

LAKEVIEW TOWERS -Bachelor, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Large, clean, quiet. Close to downtown and the water. Pet free building. From $550 per month and up. Call 705-672-2240 www.mmcorp.ca CENTRALLY LOCATED 3 BDRM - 2 washroom, $950/month plus utilities. Call 705-477-0665 to arrange viewing. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS IN A RENOVATED HISTORIC BUILDING. Elevator. Laundry on site. On the transit route in Cobalt. $675/month. Call 705-679-8877. LARGE 2 BDRM APT - In central New Liskeard. Nice, well-maintained, pet/smoke-free building. Quiet residence. $775/month plus utilities. Call 705-647-8249, leave message. 4 BDRM HOUSE -$1000/month plus utilities. First, last, and references required. Call 705-672-2118 3 BEDROOM HOUSE in Cobalt. $1000 per month, utilities included. Call 705-679-5467. ROOM FOR RENT - Downtown New Liskeard. Mature person. $450/month. Call 705-648-4262 2 BDRM HOUSE IN COBALT - Large kitchen and livingroom. Fridge, stove, washer, and dryer included. Parking space. Close to bus stop. $790/month plus utilities. First and last required. Call 705-647-1267 FANTASTIC, BRIGHT & CLEAN APTS IN HAILEYBURY - Bachelor apt, multiple two bedroom units, all with lake views. Available now. Includes all stainless steel appli-ances, hydro, heat, water, cable, and internet. Call or text 705-676-7606 2 BDRM MAIN LEVEL APT - 390 Farah Ave., New Liskeard.$700/month plus utilities. Available November 1st. First and last required. Call 705-647-3787 after 5:30 or leave a message. 2 BEDROOM COTTAGES on Lake Temiskaming. Beautiful 5 bedroom chalet also available. Contractors welcome. Call Sunnydale Cottages 705-647-5470. ONE BDRM BASEMENT APT - #101 Niven St. $850 per month includes utilities, fridge, stove, washer, and dryer. Call 705-647-7357 LARGE ONE BDRM & DEN OR SPARE ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME - Heat, hydro and appliances included. Gas fireplace, lots of storage, parking. First, last, and refer-ences required. $950/month. Quiet and mature tenant. Call or text 705-648-1946 TWO BEDROOM APT - $735/mth plus heat and hydro. Newly renovated. Fridge, stove & free parking included. Available Nov. 1st. Call 705-630-2034 or 705-266-4876. ROOM FOR RENT - Seeking a mature room mate to share an apartment. Must be comfortable with small dog. References required. Please contact 705-628-2079, leave a message if no answer.

2 BDRM APT IN HAILEYBURY - Washer & dryer hookups. First & last required. $750/month plus hydro. Call 705-679-5493 NEWLY RENOVATED 2 BDRM APT - fridge, stove & free parking included. $730/mth plus heat & hydro. Available October 15th. Call 705-630-2034 or 705-266-4876. MCKELVIE VILLA APARTMENTS. Two 3 bedroom town houses, 2 baths, pet free building. $960 per month plus utilities. First and last required. Call 705-563-2812. One is available October 15th & the other for November 15th. IMMACULATE ONE BDRM APT.Heat, hydro, washer, dryer, fridge, stove included. Centrally located - 377 Blackwall St. Haileybury. First & last. $800/month. Call 705-647-2221. ONE BDRM BASEMENT APT - In Haileybury. $750/month utilities included. Call 705-672-5245 1 BDRM MAIN LEVEL APT - 217 McCamus. $850 per month. Includes heat and hydro. Looking for a quiet tenant. Call 705-647-7357. 2 BDRM APT - In quiet neighbourhood in New Liskeard available to mature tenant. $880 includes heat, hydro, and one parking spot. First and last required. Available ASAP. Call after 4pm. 705-676-6545 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN HAILEYBURY,$600/mth plus utilities. Private parking, laundry facilities, large yard. Available Nov 1st. Call 705-648-5050. LARGE 2 BEDROOM APT-Close to downtown New Liskeard. Parking, washer & dryer included. $800/mth plus utilities. Call 705-647-9411. 2 BDRM UPSTAIRS APT - 107 Whitewood above Coldwell Banker. $950 per month. Includes heat, hydro, fridge and stove. Call 705-647-7357. LARGE 2 BDRM APARTMENT - #505 Main Street, Haileybury. $1000 per month, includes heat, hydro & appliances. Call 705-647-7357 1 BDRM UPSTAIRS APT - In New Liskeard. Fridge, stove, parking and utilities in-cluded. $675/month. Available December 1st. First, last, and references needed. Call 705-647-5214 after 5pm only. 1 BDRM UPSTAIRS APT - #90 Dymond. $850/mth. Includes heat, hydro, fridge & stove. Call (705) 647-7357. NEWLY RENOVATED 1 BEDROOM APT - $625/mth plus heat and hydro. Fridge, stove & free parking included. Available now. Call 705-630-2034 or 705-266-4876. 1 BDRM APTupstairs at Econo Lodge. Has 24-hour security, laundry facilities and air conditioning. $900 per month includes heat, hydro & appliances. Call 705-647-7357. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE - On Rorke St. in Haileybury. Utilities not included. Call for more info 705-676-6867

PRIME COMMERCIAL SPACE DOWN-TOWN NEW LISKEARD - 2784 sq. ft., wheel chair accessible. Available Oct., 1, 2016. Call 705-647-9411.

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TEMISKAMING LODGE IN HAILEYBURY IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO PROVIDE THE RESIDENTS WITH A NEW FOCUS. Could you give some of your free time to help a senior citizen? We are looking for entertainers, someone to do nail care, reading groups, or one on one visits. Please contact Lindsay Bourassa at 705-672-2123. If you are interested in volunterring at the Lodge. TRIPS TO DUMP - Tree cutting, hedge trimming, house maintenance, roof repairs, new roofing, yard cleanup, eavestrough cleaning. Dismantle small buildings. Ask for Art Ward. No HST for Seniors 705-672-2273. DRYWALL, PLASTER, framing, decks, flooring, tiling etc. for both residential and commercial buildings. Over 16 years experience. Free estimates. Call 705-648-4884. Please leave a message. INTERIOR PAINTING and drywall repairs, free estimates. call Jack 705-679-5363. PREGNANT AND NEED HELP?Email: [email protected] ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETINGS: To be held at various dates, times & loca-tions. For more information, please call 705-647-7611. IMMUNIZATION CLINICS - Timiskaming Health Unit for adults and babies by appoint-ment. For more info please visit www.timiskaminghu.com WELDING AND FABRICATION SERVICES - Very reasonable rates. Steel and alumi-num. Call 705-570-2960. PRENATAL CLASSES - Offered by the Timiskaming Health Unit. Call 705-647-4305 as soon as you confirm your pregnancy. For more info. visit www.timiskaminghu.com. TAOIST TAI CHI CLASSES - Explore the benefits of gentle excercise. Beginners are welcome to join at anytime. Information at: www.taoist.org/newliskeard. E-mail: [email protected] or phone: 705-647-3119.

SALES & SERVICEMiller Paving NorthernA Division of Miller Paving Limited

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3 CATS SPAYED AND NEUTERED - Free to a good home. One is 8 years old and 2 are 7 years old. Call 705-563-2867 AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD/GOLDEN RETRIEVER CROSS PUPS - Asking $75 each. Very cute and ready to go! Call Dan at 705-650-0894 BEAGLES FOR SALE - Pups and older dogs. Call 705-648-1389 or 705-563-2038 GUINEA PIGS FOR SALE - 2 females 9 (4-8wks) and 1 adult male. Asking $10 each OBO. Need gone before winter comes! Serious inquiries only. Call 705-676-7685 for more info.

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EXCELLENT PRICES ON LEESON AND US FARM DUTY MOTORS - Over 50 NEW units in stock! Many other motors for fans, air compressors, and pressure washers in stock or available next day. Gerber Electric Motors. Call John or David 705-563-2180 SMALL BALES OF HAY AND STRAW FOR SALE - Call 705-648-5724 ATTENTION FARMERS !! Temiskaming Livestock Exchange bred cow sale Friday, November 18th, 2016 at 12pm (noon). For more info or to consign cows call 705-647-5415 or 705-544-3508 ONE SIMMENTAL BULL - Solid red. Polled to work next year. Call Bruce at 705-544-2807 HAY FOR SALE - 4x4 and 4x5 round bales. Excellent quality hay. Call 705-544-2807

Timiskaming First Nation, 24, Algonquin Avenue (Timiskaming First Nation) Notre Dame du Nord. QC JOZ 3B0Tel: 819 723-2335 Fax: 819 723-2353

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Timiskaming First Nation, 24, Algonquin Avenue (Timiskaming First Nation) Notre Dame du Nord. QC JOZ 3B0 Tel: 819 723-2335 Fax: 819 723-2353

Employment Opportunity

TFN is an equal opportunity employer where members with equal qualifications will be given priority.

TITLE Supply Educational Assistant to December 23rd, 2016, with possibility of extension and on call replacement Educ. Assistant

IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR Teacher and Kiwetin School Principal

DEPARTMENT Education

SUMMARY: The Educational Assistant will be expected to work with the classroom teacher(s), and the Principal. Occasionally the Educational Assistant will be required to supervise all the students in one of the classrooms, in the play area, in the lunch room but normally the primary role is one of support. DUTIES (but not limited to): • Assist classroom teacher in daily programming in the classroom and preparation of materials. • Assist in supervising students in school, during recess, in yard at lunch time, in the lunch area (serving also) after

class time and during field trips • Work one-on-one with individual or small group students, as requested by the teacher. • Assist in the implementation of classroom lessons. • Prepare bulletin boards, teaching materials, and learning centers requested by the teacher. • Ensure all equipment is handled properly by students. Report faulty equipment. • Tutor individual students or small groups with the work assigned by the teacher. • Encourage students to learn and display appropriate classroom behavior. • Help meet the needs of students participating in a special education program. • Help keep rooms tidy and in order. • In collaboration with the teacher(s), provide instruction and assistance that supports the student in

programming.

REQUIREMENTS: • Have a certificate as an Educational Assistance program from a recognized University from Ontario or a similar

degree from another province. • Good verbal and written communication skills. • Organizational skills with the ability to multi-task and prioritize • Certified in basic first aid/CPR or willing to follow the training • Sound work ethics. • Discreet with privileged information that pertains to all students. • Criminal background check in the vulnerable sector. • Knowledge of: Positive Behaviour Intervention methods – all Microsoft Office programs, email and internet - Algonquin language and culture would be an asset - child development and education theories and practices - relevant legislation, policies and procedures to ensure that children are supervised and safe - and knowledge in reading, writing and math development and how to best help children learn in these areas. DEADLINE: Deadline for application October 28th, 2016

Probable interview date November 8th 2016

Starting date November 9th, 2016

Those interested are invited to submit their letter of application, resume, relevant documentation, 3 references; to:

Timiskaming First Nation Attn: Nancy McBride

24 Algonquin Ave. Notre-Dame du Nord, QC J0Z 3B0

e-mail: [email protected]

Note: The Timiskaming First Nation reserves the right to a pre-selection of interested candidates. Only those retained will be contacted for an interview.

Offer of EmploymentThe Timiskaming First Nation is an equal opportunity employer where members with equal qualification will be given priority.

Title On-call supply bus driver(s) for Kiwetin and TDSS route

Supervisor Director of Education

Duration For school year 2016-17 and possibility of extension

SUMMARY: Operate the bus in a professional and safe manner at all times. Ensure the safe and orderly transportation of students on assigned school route. Transport student groups on charter to

QUALIFICATIONS:o Class “B” drivers licence or meet M.T.O and MTQ requirement to obtain that

licence. (Must send in a copy with application)o Ability to interact with elementary school age children and high school students

in an effective manner.o Ability to maintain a schedule, while observing safe driving practices.o Able to complete reports, including bus, discipline, hours of work, route and

charter mileage. o Ability to work independently and interdependently.o Criminal background verification in the vulnerable sector will be requested prior

to hiring.o CPR/First Aid training or willing to follow the trainingo 3 references required

Deadline for application Friday, October 27th at 11 am, 2016

Probable interview date November 2nd, 2016

Starting date For the whole school year 2016-17

Any one interested in this Offer of Employment is invited to forward their letter of application, resume, current letter of references, and a copy of other relevant documents to:

Timiskaming First Nation Band OfficeAttn’: Nancy McBride

24 Algonquin Avenue, (Timiskaming First Nation)Notre-Dame du Nord, Québec J0Z 3B0

Or email to : [email protected]

Note: The TFN reserves the right to a pre-selection of interested candidates. Only those retained will be contacted for an interview.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

MARCH BREAK TRIP - Due to lack of interest, the March Break trip to Spain has been changed. We will travel to England, Wales, and Ireland. This trip is open to adults and high school students. For more info, contact JP Gravel at 705-563-2391 TRAVEL TO INDIA, DELHI, AGRA, AND JAIPUR - November 3rd, 2017 - November 12th, 2017. For more info, go to gravelindin.grouptoursite.ca or call JP Gravel at 705-5663-2391


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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HARDWORKING INDIVIDUAL LOOK-ING FOR A HOUSEKEEPING POSITION - housekeeping, etc. Seeking serious cli-ents only. Please call 705-948-0426.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY!

is expanding and looking for a CABINET INSTALLER

Duties would include mostly installation of various cabinets but not limited to.

Training available.

Email resume to [email protected], bring it in at 102, 10th St. or mail to Box 472,

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For further information call 705-563-2048

Hiring: FULL TIME INDUSTRIAL PRESSURE WASHING TECHNICIANHours: 40 hrs/week

Pay Rate: To be determined at time of interview

Send your resume to [email protected] to apply!

• Valid G license is mandatory• Must be comfortable driving straight box trucks (Will train)• Pressure washing experience is an asset (Will train)• Individuals must be mechanically inclined, or familiar on using small hand

tools to perform on site maintenance• Operating high powered pressure washer, for extended periods of time.• Operate manual end of pressure washer to clean required areas to the

standards as set forth by the on site designated company representative.• Must be able to work in extreme conditions such as heat, cold, dusty, and wet

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYTFN is an equal opportunity employer where members with equal qualifications will be given priority.

TITLE: Supply Educational Assistant to December 23rd, 2016, with possibility of extension and on call replacement Educ. AssistantIMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR: Teacher and Kiwetin School PrincipalDEPARTMENT: Education

SUMMARY: The Educational Assistant will be expected to work with the classroom teacher(s), and the Principal. Occasionally the Educational Assistant will be required to supervise all the students in one of the classrooms, in the play area, in the lunch room but normally the primary role is one of support.

DUTIES (but not limited to):• Assist classroom teacher in daily programming in the classroom and preparation of materials.• Assist in supervising students in school, during recess, in yard at lunch time, in the lunch area (serving also) after

class time and during field trips• Work one-on-one with individual or small group students, as requested by the teacher.• Assist in the implementation of classroom lessons.• Prepare bulletin boards, teaching materials, and learning centers requested by the teacher.• Ensure all equipment is handled properly by students. Report faulty equipment.• Tutor individual students or small groups with the work assigned by the teacher.• Encourage students to learn and display appropriate classroom behavior.• Help meet the needs of students participating in a special education program.• Help keep rooms tidy and in order.• In collaboration with the teacher(s), provide instruction and assistance that supports the student in programming.

REQUIREMENTS:• Have a certificate as an Educational Assistance program from a recognized University from Ontario or a similar

degree from another province. • Good verbal and written communication skills.• Organizational skills with the ability to multi-task and prioritize• Certified in basic first aid/CPR or willing to follow the training• Sound work ethics.• Discreet with privileged information that pertains to all students.• Criminal background check in the vulnerable sector.• Knowledge of: Positive Behaviour Intervention methods – all Microsoft Office programs, email and internet -

Algonquin language and culture would be an asset - child development and education theories and practices - relevant legislation, policies and procedures to ensure that children are supervised and safe - and knowledge in reading, writing and math development and how to best help children learn in these areas.

DEADLINE:Deadline for application: October 28th, 2016Probable interview date: November 8th 2016Starting date: November 9th, 2016

Those interested are invited to submit their letter of application, resume, relevant documentation, 3 references; to:

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Notre-Dame du Nord, QC J0Z 3B0e-mail: [email protected]

Note: The Timiskaming First Nation reserves the right to a pre-selection of interested candidates. Only those retained will be contacted for an interview.

Timiskaming First Nation24, Algonquin Avenue (Timiskaming First Nation)Notre Dame du Nord. QC JOZ 3B0Tel: 819 723-2335Fax: 819 723-2353

AZ truck driver needed to work on forest operations to haul logs. Three years driving work history experience required.

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Starting: November 7, 2016Hours: 40 hours per week up to a maximum of 80 hours for each General Labourer.Job description: Available at www.temagami.ca under Your Government, Employment Opportunities.Transportation: Will be provided from the Municipal Public Works Yard to the Briggs Landfill Site.

Interested candidates are invited to submit a detailed resume immediately to:

Sabrina Pandolfo, Special Projects CoordinatorMunicipality of Temagami

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Students and staff at Ecole publique des Navigateurs took to the streets of New Liskeard on October 14 walking in support of the Terry Fox Run while raising $2,252 for the Terry Fox Foundation supporting cancer research. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)

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small school accomplished a big fundraising effort for the Terry Fox Run (36th annual) in support of cancer research on

Friday, October 14.Ecole publique des Naviga-

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previous fundraising record of $1,500 when they raised $2,252 for the 2016 Terry Fox Run.

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are proud of the students,” said Terry Fox Run co-organiz-er/teacher Julie Larocque.

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Continued from 6b“We didn’t just exceed our fundraising goal,

we smashed it three times over.”She helped to organize the event along with

teacher Stephanie Ethier.The funds raised each year go towards The

Terry Fox Foundation for cancer research.Students walked around a residential area

near the school on October 14 escorted by a Temiskaming Detachment Ontario Provincial Police car.

Grade 2 students in Ms. Ethier’s class earned themselves a pizza lunch by raising the most money per class of $498.

To motivate the students, the school award-ed prizes for the highest amount raised by an individual student.

First place went to Benoit Mignault with $148, second place Justin Mignault with $98 and third to Marley Jaxson with $69.

Other unique ways to raise funds included participation from the teachers. Teachers So-nia Gosselin volunteered to dye her hair blue for $200 in pledges and teacher Lynne Rob-erge wore a dress, which is unique to her for $200.

Principal Jasmine Lamothe Thornton took a cream pie to the face and raised $400 for the cause.

The school’s custodian, Dan Meunier, got into the spirit of the fundraising campaign when he dressed up as a woman wearing a dress, wig and makeup for a $500 pledge.

“I thought it was a fun way to help out,” he said. “I should have shaved though,” he said with a chuckle.

Ecole Navigateurs raises funds for Terry Fox Run

The 2016 Rural Youth Mixed Slo-Pitch League champions in the age 8-10 division was Broderie Ceric Embroidery. They defeated Wendy’s Restaurant 16-9 in the fi nal. The team was, in back from the left, Manolo Marseille, DJ Plante, Braden Forget and Taylor Boucher. In front, same order, Jenessa Matteau, Megan Dufresne, Salome Marseille, Julien Trudel, Sarah Dufresne, Riley Cardinal-Peddie and Ryan Pouliot with Danick Cote in the foreground. Absent were Kayley Vinette, Abby Little and coaches Bruno Trudel and Catherine Trudel. (Supplied photo)

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sports digestNEW LISKEARD CUBS

The New Liskeard Cubs of the Great North Midget League will host the Sudbury Minor Midget Wolves Friday, October 21, for an 8 p.m. start at the Don Shep-herdson Memorial Arena. The Cubs head to Kapuskas-ing to take on the Flyers Sunday, Oct. 23.LIONS HOCKEY

The New Liskeard Lions of the Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Hyundai Midget BB League are home on Saturday, Oct.

22, when Témiscamingue Home Hardware comes to

The Shep at 6:35. On Sunday, Oct. 23, the Lions are in

Rouyn-Noranda to take on the Aces.

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Girls’ high school league action scheduled for Tuesday,

October 25: Kirkland Lake District Composite School More on 8b


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• A Syrian refugee family has arrived in New Liskeard and is settling into Canadian life with hopes of rebuilding their lives.

• The Walmart store in the former Dymond Township was the scene of a bomb threat and subsequent evacuation Friday evening, October 14.

• Highway 11B southwest of Cobalt has reopened after a sinkhole opened last week and forced emergency repairs.

• Victoria Leroux of Dack Township has long been giving her time to local and regional art organizations.

• Englehart council has declared Friday, October 28 as Freemasons Day.

• Elder abuse can take many forms, says the executive director of a legal clinic dedicated to low-income seniors.

• High school basketball players had better be good at math because something doesn’t add up.

• After a surprising, to some, end to their 2015-16 campaign by capturing NOHA silver, the New Liskeard Lions are back on the prowl for more.

• Our C-front this week features a story and photos on the Cobalt Bunker Military Museum online interactive museum exhibit called Exploring Small Town Canada at War.

CHURCH SERVICES & more...sports digest continued from 7b

will take on the Spartans at Englehart High School (EHS) with the

first game at 3:30 followed by a 5 p.m. match. On Thursday, Oct.

27, Timiskaming District Secondary School (TDSS) welcomes EHS

with games at 3:30 and 5 p.m., while Ecole secondaire catholique

Ste-Marie (ESCSM) plays host to KL at 1 and 2:30 p.m.

HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL

The Boys’ high school volleyball league will have a Junior South

North Eastern Ontario Athletic Association (SNEOAA) tourna-

ment Wednesday, Oct. 26, at ESCSM. The Seniors will be at TDSS

the same day. On November 2 the Juniors will be in Kirkland Lake

at Ecole secondaire catholique Jean Vanier and the Seniors at

EHS.

MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUE

The New Liskeard Men’s Basketball League continues Thurs-

day, October 27, at TDSS. Active 1 Source for Sports takes on Chi-

ropractic Health KL at 7 p.m.; Three-H vs. Shaz and Friends at 8;

Miller vs. Quesada at 9 o’clock.

SKI VILLAGE FUNDRAISER

The Tri-Town Ski and Snowboard Village is staging a Hallow-

een Party on Saturday, October 29, at the New Liskeard Commu-

nity Hall. All proceeds go to the Ski Village. There will be a dance,

games, door prizes, best costume prizes, free ski pass giveaways

and a midnight buffet. For ticket information contact Howey

Bros. in downtown New Liskeard.

HAUNTED HUSTLE

The South Temiskaming Active Travel Organization’s seventh

annual Haunted Hustle takes place Sunday, October 30. It begins

at 9 a.m. at the Haileybury waterfront near City Hall and runners

and walkers can choose from five, 10 and 21.1-kilometre (km)

distances. The event is also a certified Boston Marathon qualifier

with a 42.2km full marathon distance. There’s also a teen relay

for groups of four aged 8-12 and 13-18. For more details and to

register online, visit www.hauntedhustle.com or email for more

information at [email protected].

CHALLENGE CUPS

The Temiskaming Shores Minor Hockey Association has two

Wilson Chevrolet Buick GMC Challenge Cup Tournaments com-

ing up. November 18-20 is for Bantam House and Rep teams; No-

vember 25-27 is for Novice and Atom House and Rep teams.

THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTSservices begin at 11am focusing on the atoning sacrifice of Je-sus Christ. The Chapel is located on Beautiful Lake Temiska-ming at the junction of Hwy 11-B, Lakeshore and 980 Edward Street, North of Haileybury. All are welcome. ST. JAMES, COBALT - corner of Nickel and Prospect St. Sun-day 10am. CHURCH OF ST. PAUL & ST. JOHN, HAILEYBURY - corner of Rorke and Browning St. Sunday 10am. CHRIST CHURCH, ENGLEHART - 70 5th ave. Sunday 10:30am. Cobalt and Haileybury worship together on the 1st Sunday of the month in Haileybury. Cobalt and Haileybury wor-ship together on the 3rd Sunday of the month in Cobalt.For more info contact Rev. Sherry De Jonge. 705-672-2586. WEEKLY OMPH E-BULLETIN If you would like to receive the weekly e-bulletin from Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish please e-mail [email protected]. Stay in touch with all the latest news and events on a weekly basis. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH invites all to come & worship Saturday morning at 453 Marcella St in Haileybury. Study time is 10am and divine service at 11am. Prayer meeting Tuesdays from 5-6pm. Pastor Philip Lee officating. Everyone is Welcome. PARISH WEBSITE: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish has updated its parish website. It contains information about the Parish, the weekly bulletin and a host of other useful information and links. Check out the website at www.ourmotherofperpetu-alhelp.ca SUNDAY FAMILY WORSHIP AT ST. ANDREW’S PRESBY-TERIAN CHURCH, 51 Wellington St. North New Liskeard, 10:30am, Pastor George Paraskevopoulos officiating. For more information, call 705-647-8401 or visit our website www.presby-teriannewliskeard.ca GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH OF ENGLEHART will be meet-ing every Sunday morning at 10:30am. We invite you to our worship services or our weekly bible studies and prayer meet-ings. We offer ministries for children, Jr. and Sr. High groups and monthly fellowships. Please contact Pastor Steve Crosby at 705-544-8339 or visit goodshepherdenglehart.yolasite.com TEMISKAMING PENTECOSTAL CHURCH West Road. Sun-day morning Celebration Service at 10:30am. Call 705-672-2020. HILLVIEW PIONEER MEMORIAL UNITED CHURCHlocated at 884402 Highway 65 W invites everyone to join with Dr. Rev. Judith Visser for Sunday Worship at 11am. Most Sundays, fel-lowship and lunch follows worship. EUCHRE & DESSERT PARTY - Our Mother of Perpetual Help will be hosting a euchre and dessert party on Saturday, October 22nd 7:30pm. There is no admission charge but particiapants are asked to bring a plate of your favourite dessert to share. Everyone is invited to join us for an evening of cards and fun! BETHEL GOSPEL CHAPEL, located at the corner of McCa-mus Ave & Shepherdson Rd, welcomes you to these weekly services: Sunday at 11a.m. Family Bible Hour (Sunday School & nursery provided for children), Ladies Bible study, Wednesday mornings at 930a.m. For further information, please contact Ron Scriven at 705-630-2168 or James Edwards at 705-622-2593. TEMISKAMING PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, West Road. Fam-ily nights each Wednesday at 6pm. Call 705-672-2020. HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH in Englehart invites ev-eryone to Sunday Mass at 9am.

TEMISKAMING PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, West Road. Fam-ily night event each Wednesday at 6pm. For the month of May there is a speaker on emotional and mental health. Hot meal fol-lowed by fun activities for the whole family. Call 705-672-2020. DAY OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION - Our Mother of Perpetu-al Help Parish will be hosting a day of Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on Friday, October 28th from 9am until 4pm in the Church. All are welcome to come and spend some quiet time with the Lord in prayer. For further info, contact the office at 705-647-5035 OMPH IS NOW ON FACEBOOK - Check our new Facebook page at facebook.com/OMPH.NL and stay up to date on the latest happenings in the http://www.facebook/com/OMPH.NL-Parish. THE SALVATION ARMY INVITES YOU TO JOIN EVERY SUN-DAY MORNING at11am to gather and encourage one another to worship the Lord. All are welcome. 260 Whitewood Av. Call 705-647-4115. CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN 5th Ave. Englehart, Thrift shop is open Tuesdays & Thursdays only from 1-3pm until further no-tice. Donations welcome, please bring during open hours. En-sure all clothing & small items are clean and in good conditions. Due to limited space we are unable to accept large items. ST. PAULS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ENGLEHART. Ser-vices every Sunday 10:30am. Sunday School and nursery provided. Regular bible studies. Rev. Hansel Chen officiating. website: faithlovehope.ca TOMSTOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Worship Service begins at 9:30am and Sunday School at 9:45am. Ev-eryone welcome to attend. Call 705-544-7795. HAILEYBURY & DISTRICT BAPTIST CHURCH - Sunday Service 11am, Wednesday 9am prayer, Wednesday Holy Spirit Service at 7pm. 495 Rorke Ave., Haileybury. Rev. M. Karl Fulson officiating. Call 705-672-5855. www.haileyburybaptist.ca WEEKLY WORSHIP SERVICES are held at Emmanuel United Church each Sunday at 10am with Rev. Ross Bruleigh. Every-one Welcome. LET THE CHILDREN COME TO ME PROGRAM: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish offers a childrens program (for children from JK until grade 3) each Sunday during our 11am Mass. The children are dismissed downstairs just after Mass begins and return at the time of the offertory procession. During their time together they hear the gospel read at their level and work on an activity or craft based on the theme of the gospel. For more info call 705-647-5035. SUNDAY SERVICES- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, New Liskeard welcomes all to Sunday morning worship at 11am. Sunday school and nursery provided. Bible study Wednesday morning at 10:30am. Rev. Bob McCarty officiating. For more in-formation please call 705-647-5026. ST. PAULS UNITED CHURCH 70 Wellington Street, New Liskeard - Sunday morning worship at 9:30am, with Rev Dr. Judith Visser. Sunday school activities available. Visit our face-book page at St. Pauls United Church New Liskeard. ST. SIMONS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Parkwood Lane, Temaga-mi. Every Sunday 10:00am. Worship Service for Morning Prayer or Holy Communion. Tuesdays in June at 10:30am. Bible Study: Sat., June 16th 8:30am - 10:30am. Pancake Breakfast at Tema-gami Waterfront. Contact Rev. Beth Hewson at [email protected] or call 705-476-8681 for more info. You are invited to come and see.


Temiskaming Community Choir At Community Hall 7-9pm.Temiskaming Area Roller Girls, practices 7-9pm. 705-676-6163.

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets on WEDNESDAY EVENING St. Paul’s United Church, New Liskeard. Weigh in begins at 5:30 PM. For more infor-mation contact Bonnie @ 705-647-1609.

The Temiskaming Palette & Brush Club Painting sessions are from 1:00 - 4:00 every TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Club room is in the Haileybury Arena at 400 Ferguson Street. Jeannine at 705-672-1028

M.S. Support Group meeting @ New Liskeard Arena lobby from 1-3 pm

THE CHARLTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Regular monthly meetings are the 2nd Monday of every month Info @ 705-544-2818 or 705-544-2980

Fibromyalgia support group meet every second Tuesday of each month at Our Mother of Perpetual Help Church from 1pm-3pm. Contact Christine at 705-628-2019 for more info

Coffee House Musical Jam - 7:00PM - 10:00PM - St Paul’s United Church Auditorium - 70 Wellington St. New Liskeard. All musicians welcome, young and old of all abilities, all music - country, rock, gospel, jazz - Family, friends & anyone who appreciates the fellowship of music makers and their sound! For info contact Steve Teal at 705-647-5737 or email [email protected]

Temiskaming Hospital Auxiliary REGULAR MEETING 4TH MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH at 2 pm in the boardroom at the hospital. Everyone Welcome!

Golden Age Club: General membership meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month @ the Golden Age Hall, 22 Argentite St. Cobalt. 1 – 2 pm. Annual membership is available at a cost of $15. For further information, call 705-679-5525 & leave a message.

TEMISKAMING LIONESS LIONS CLUB. New members are always welcome. Come join this group of ladies at the Lions Den (below the Community Hall in NL) the 3rd Monday of every month at 7 pm. For more info contact any Lioness or 1-705-647-4921 or 1-705-676-6777.

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets on THURSDAY MORNING New Liskeard Legion Hall, New Liskeard. 10am. For more information contact Christine @ 705-628-2019.

ENGLEHART AND DISTRICT PIONEER CLUB - 11:45am. 705-544-2435.

PIPE BAND BR 54 LEGION, 7pm. 705-672-5669.

TEMISKAMING AREA ROLLER GIRLS, PRACTICES 7-9pm. 705-676-6163.

DANCE OF COLOUR BY JULIA CHENG VAN DINE, OCTOBER 7TH TO NOVEMBER 12TH – Music by Dennis Van Dine. Reception Saturday October 8th from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. at the Museum of Northern History, Sir Harry Oakes Chateau, 2 Chateau Dr., Kirkland Lake, ON. Tel 705-568-8800. Museum hours: Sunday and Monday Closed, Tuesday-Friday 12 noon - 5:00 pm. Saturday 12 noon - 4:00 pm, All are wekcome. With financial assistance from OAC.

THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 – The annual Fall Gathering of Prov-Vie Tri-Town Right to Life will take place on Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 7:00 in the parish hall of Our Mother of Perpetual Help Church, 81 Maple St., New Liskeard. The latest documentary on euthanasia called “Euthanasia Deception” will be shown and discussed. All are welcome.

THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 – The Englehart & District Agricultural Society will hold awards night on Thursday, October 20, in the basement of the Catholic Church, beginning at 6:00 pm with a Potluck Supper.

FRIDAY OCTOBER 21ST - Hilliardton Recreation is having a Halloween dance Fri. Oct21 at the Hilliardton Community Hall, 951678 Hwy 569. Doors open at 7pm. Prizes fun for all ages. Admission is food bank item or donation. Come on out and have some fun.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22ND - St. Paul’s United Church are holding their Annual Roast Beef Supper on Saturday October 22 from 4:30 - 6pm. Everyone welcome.

SUNDAY OCTOBER 23RD - St. Paul’s United Church are holdingan Anniversary Service on Sunday October 23 at 9:30am with Potluck meal to follow.

SUNDAY OCTOBER 23RD - Emmanuel United Church, Englehart, will be holding a Turkey Supper on Sunday, October 23rd, 2016 at 5:30 pm. One sitting only. Children under 5 free. All are welcome.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2016 – TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL will be holding an Open Board Meeting on Tuesday, October 25, 2016 at 1730 hours in the Hospital Boardroom. The Hospital requires that individuals wishing to attend the Open Board meeting must give notice to the Board Liaison at 705-647-1088 ext. 2220 by 1530 hours on Friday, October 21. Anyone wishing to make a presentation to address the Board is asked to first submit a request to the Secretary by noon, one week prior to the meeting.

OCTOBER 26TH - 4:30-7:00PM - Turkey Supper at Hillview United Church. All are welcome!

SATURDAY OCTOBER 29TH - The Catholic Women’s League of Our Mother of Perpetual Help parish is holding their annual BLUE & GOLD BAZAAR on Saturday October 29th from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. in the church hall on Maple Street, New Liskeard. Have lunch and check out the baking, white elephant and Christmas tables. Everyone welcome!

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2 – Temiskaming Angler & Hunter Association (TAHA) meeting in Room 105 at TDSS at 7 p.m.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 - Tea, Bake Sale & Cookie Walk at Hillview United Church on November 5th from 1:30 - 3:00pm. All are welcome!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 - BAZAAR, Holy Cross Church, Haileybury. 8am - 9pm. Giant Yard Sale, Penny Sale, Bake Sale, Knitting, Crafts, Games, Raffles. Bingo 1pm and 7:30pm/ Lunch 12pm / Supper 5pm / Mass 6:30pm. All are welcome!

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH - Plan to attend the P.R.A.T.H. (Pet Refuge & Transitional Home) ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR on Sunday, Nov 6th, from noon til 5 p.m. at the Coleman Township’s Community Complex Hall on Marsh Bay Road. Vendors will be selling their finest, kitchen will be serving sandwiches, soup, coffee & tea. ATTENTION VENDORS ...

there are still a few tables available but going fast. Call to reserve... Sharon (705)679-8356 or Colleen (705) 679-5579

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 - Northdale Manor Christmas Bazaar. Saturday, November 19, 2016 from 2:00 - 4:00 pm. Door Prize, Penny Sale, Baked Goods, Crafts, White Elephant Table. 130 Lakeshore Rd., New Liskeard. Proceeds will go tot the Resident Activity Fund.

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 7 – Temiskaming Angler & Hunter Association (TAHA) meeting in Room 105 at TDSS at 7 p.m.

JAN 30TH - FEB 1ST - ATTENTION ALL CATTLE FARMERS - Steve Kenyon Workshop on year round grazing. Jan 3th - Feb 1st, 2017 in New Liskeard. Contact NOFIA to register & with payment information at (705)647-4782 or email [email protected]. Only 14 spots available.

WOMEN OF ALL AGES from Kerns and Hudson Townships are invited to the Milberta Community Women meetings every 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. Programs include guest speakers and fun activities. Call Audrey for more information at 705-647-6205

TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL AUXILIARY GIFT SHOP – check out our selection of jewellery, scarves, purses, baby gifts, variety of giftware. all proceeds from sales go toward purchasing equipment, patient comfort items, etc. in hospital.

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS MEETINGS The “Just for today”group holds N.A. meetings on Sundays and Thursdays at 7 pm, in New Liskeard on 70 Wellington street at St Paul’s United church. We welcome new comers.Very simply an addict is a man or woman who’s life is controlled by drugs. This is a place where addicts come to share their experience with other fellow addicts. As long as you have the desire to stop using or drinking you are in the right place and are always welcome at these meetings. ONE DAY LONGER, ONE DAY STRONGER

THE TEMISKAMING HOSPITAL AUXILIARY:The Temiskaming Hospital Auxiliary is recruiting volunteers to work in the hospital gift/tuck shop. If you have 2 hours of time to spare as a volunteer, either morning, afternoon or evening, please contact the Auxiliary President Diane Vachon at 705-647-8066 or Penny Graydon at 705-647-5870. This is a rewarding way of giving back to the community.

HARD OF HEARING, DEAF, or just interested in attending a local 3 wks speech (lip) reading course free of charge? CALL 1-800-718-0436 TO REGISTER.

NEW – COMMUNITY FUND FOR CANADA’S 150TH – A small grants program run by community foundations to support local initiatives related to Canada’s sesquicentennial. For more details on the Fund and to learn how and when to apply, visit www.communityfoundations.ca/CFC150 or contact The Temiskaming Foundation at 705-647-1055 or [email protected]. There will be 2 rounds of grants. The first round of applications will be accepted until October 14th, 2016.

EVERY 2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY – Hudson Young at Heart - Adults 55 years and over meet every 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 12 noon for potluck lunch and activities. Located at the Hudson Hall. Everyone welcome! For more information, call 705-647-9670.

TRAVEL – Due to lack of interestm the March Break trip to Spain has been changed. We will trael to “England, Wales and Ireland.” This trip is open to adults and high school students. For more info, contact JP Gravel at 705-563-2391

TRAVEL TO INDIA Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. November 3rd, 2017 - November 12th, 2017. For more info, go to gravelindin.grouptoursite.ca or call JP Gravel at 705-563-2391.

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The Temiskaming Shores Heart of the North Duplicate Club meets every Thursday at 7:00 pm at the Community Hall, New Liskeard. Newcomers welcome.

Duplicate bridge upstairs at the Community Hall New Liskeard 1:15 pm on Mondays. No partner needed.

THE MUSICAL JAM EVERY WEDNESDAY – from 7 pm til 10 pm at The Grand Bou-levard in Earlton. Come listen and dance to country music or bring your instrument to plug into our system. Always some 15 players to entertain you.

ÒEVERY¨¨2nd¨TUESDAYÓEVERY SECOND TUEDSAY HILLIARDTON CARD PARTY every second Tuesday at 7:30 pm at the Hilliardton Hall on Hwy 569. All ages welcome!


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What a relief, Capricorn. Instead of bemoaning what you have lost, look at what you have gained—peace of mind and more free time.

It can’t be done, or so they say. Show them otherwise, Aquarius. You’re quick, and you’re clever, and you’ve got this in the bag.

Cooler temperatures allow for more quality time outside. Start with that activity you’ve been longing to do for some time now, Pisces. Bring some Pisces. Bring some pals.

A truce is a step in the right direction, but it is not the end of the matter. Keep working on it, Aries. A resolution is at hand. A youngster has had it.

A shopping spree opens up a new avenue to explore. Opportunities beckon, Taurus. Don’t miss out. A hobby breaks up the monotony at home.

A claim doesn’t hold up, and you have no choice but to find a replacement. Look nearby, Gemini. An antique find does double duty.

Brevity is a must. Keep it short, Cancer, and others will not only listen but act upon request. A youngster learns a lesson the hard way. Uh-oh!

Coherence sorely lacks, and a project does not have the impact hoped for. Back to the drawing board, Leo. An antique timepiece is recovered.

You do your homework. A friend, on the other hand, never does. They jump right in and expect you to catch them when they fall. Don’t this time, fall. Don’t this time, Virgo.Virgo.

What can it hurt, Libra? A lot. Consider the price others will have to pay before you proceed with your plans. A memo reduces the workload for some.for some.

Don’t be alarmed, Scorpio. The global message does not necessarily apply to you. A redesign at home calms for some clever storage solutions.

Your brain says one thing, your heart, another. Follow that which you know is right, Sagittarius. There is no room for mistakes. A note tickles you pink.

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