The Englehart Special Events Board staged their annual Fall Classic Slo-Pitch Tournament September 5-7. The Balls and Dolls team were runners-up in the Fourth Event. The team is, in back from the left, Jean Despres, Deb Despres, Sandra Broderick, Angela Preuit, Marcel Denomme, Jeff McLean, Heather Hamilton, Deanna Stevenson,
Anyone interested in registering for the upcoming New Liskeard Figure Skating Club skating programs…all must be registered prior to going on the ice for insurance purposes.To register for Can Skate Learn To Skate Program, Little Champions ,or Star Skate Programs that start on September 22, please call Andrea
Taken from The Temiskaming Speaker dated September 22, 2004“A Northern Ontario curling tour for Northerners by Northerners.” — The NOCT.New curling tourNOCT will stop in Englehart and HaileyburyDISTRICT (Staff) — The rock stops in Englehart and Haileybury this year.The newly formed Northern Ontario Curling
Well, well, it’s been a long time since a Sportsweek has graced these illustrious pages.With our two regular sports columnists out of action until October 29 (at the earliest), Sportsweek will take this opportunity to re-visit a topic that, since it was last broached in this
BASS CLASSICThe Temiskaming Smallmouth Bass series wraps-up its season with the Bass Classic September 20 and 21 in Larder Lake.HOSPITAL FUN RUNThe Temiskaming Hospital’s 33rd annual Fun Run takes place Saturday, September 27. The run consists of three distances – two-, five- and 10-kilometres. The top
Following are the results from the Ladies’ Night held September 9 at the Haileybury Golf Club:LOWEST PUTTS (10) by Retro: Diana McLellan, Carole Nadeau, Joanne Belanger Moore, Anne ParadisGroup One (39): Francine Marcoux, Armande Descoteaux, Dominique BrissonGroup One Runners-Up (39): Carole Guilbeault, Cathy WatersGroup Two
The Temiskaming Foundation has donated $750 to the Special Olympic Bowling League from the Elsie Taylor Fund. The money is being used to help the Special Olympic bowlers attend out of town tournaments says their coach, Denise Dewar.In the back row from the left at the Tri-Town Bowling
Cubs start strongly with points in both gamesSteven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – It was a good start last weekend to the 2014-15 campaign for the New Liskeard Cubs.Facing the Timmins Majors in a home-and-home doubleheader, the Cubs managed a point on Friday with an overtime
Terry Fox event keeps posting big numbersDISTRICT (Staff) – Last year the Terry Fox Run for cancer research raised $12.5 million across the province in the classic Fall event.Now in its 34th year, local participants consistently add to the coffers and supporters have their chance
Hockey players throughout the area are competing in tryouts for their various age levels. The New Liskeard Lions Midgets had 39 kids out to open camp with some cuts already made and most expected to be done by next week. Exhibition games will be announced soon. Players are seen
