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VOL. 1 No. 95
EDMONTON
TUESDAY JULY 17 2007
UPFRONT
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Recipe for disaster?
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Out of
rehab
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Lohan agrees
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Japan quake
sparks nuke
concerns
A strong earthquake shook
Japan’s northwest coast
yesterday, setting off a fire
at the world’s most powerful nuclear power plant and
causing a reactor to spill
radioactive water into the
sea, an accident not reported to the public for
hours.
The 6.8-magnitude temblor
killed at least eight people and
injured more than 900 as it toppled hundreds of wooden
homes and tore metre-wide fissures in the ground. Highways
and bridges buckled, leaving
officials struggling to get emergency supplies into the region.
Some 10,000 people fled to
evacuation centres as aftershocks rattled the area. Tens
of thousands of homes
were left without water
or power.
The quake triggered a
fire in an electrical transformer and also caused a
leak of radioactive water
at the Kashiwazaki Kariwa nuclear power plant,
the world’s largest in
terms of electricity output.
The leak was not announced until the evening, many hours after
the quake. That fed fresh
No, it’s not so bad
- AP
18%
40%
Above, National highway is cut off following a powerful quake in Nagaoka, northwestern
Japan, yesterday. A 6.7-magnitude earthquake rocked Japan’s northwest coast. Left, black
smoke rises from a burning electrical transformer near one of Kashiwazaki Kariwa Nuclear
Plant’s four reactors after a fire broke out, following the earthquake. Officials say there was
no damage to the reactors.
Inside today’s
43%
Yes, drivers are a menace
Yes, but it’s the reckless pedestrians’ fault
vote at
DISTRACTED BY
SEXY BUS RIDER
A German bus driver
threatened to throw a 20year-old sales clerk off his
bus in the southern town
of Lindau because he said
she was too sexy. “Suddenly he stopped the bus,”
the woman named Debora C. told Bild newspaper.
“He opened the door and
shouted at me ‘Your
cleavage is distracting me
every time I look into my
mirror and I can’t concentrate on the traffic. If you
don’t sit somewhere else,
I’m going to have to throw
you off the bus.’” The
woman said she moved to
another seat but was humiliated. The bus company defended the driver
being safe.
- AP
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HUMAN ERROR
AT PEARSON
Security experts say reports of breaches at Canada’s busiest airport are
more likely the result of
human error rather than a
system-wide failure. A
news report yesterday
suggests security at Pearson International Airport in
Toronto has been compromised because
screening staff have been
told to hurry travellers
through checkpoints.
- The Associated Press
Today’s poll
Monday’s poll
INBRIEF
concerns about the safety of
Japan’s 55 nuclear reactors,
which supply 30 per cent of
the quake-prone country’s
electricity and have suffered a
long string of accidents and
cover-ups.
About 1,200 litres of water
apparently spilled from a tank
at one of the plant’s seven reactors and entered a pipe that
flushed it into the sea, said Jun
Oshima, an executive at Tokyo
Electric Power Co.
Officials said there was no
“significant change” in the seawater near the plant, which is
about 260 kilometres northwest of Tokyo. “The radioactivity is one-billionth of the
legal limit,” Oshima said of the
leaked water.
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CAN TREES
GROW ON MARS?
Scientists are using the
pine-forested slopes of a
Mexican volcano as a test
bed to see if trees could
grow on a heated-up
Mars, part of a vision of
making the chilly and barren red planet habitable
for humans one day. Planetary scientists at NASA
and Mexican universities
believe if they can warm
Mars using heat-trapping
gases, raise the air pressure and start photosynthesis, they could create
an atmosphere that would
support oxygen-breathing
life forms.
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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Yanks
shabby
dressers,
says Posh
Clearly looking to ingratiate
herself to her new American celebrity friends, Victoria Beckham
gives her sloppy celeb counterparts a dressing down, saying to
the L.A. Times, “They dress
down quite a lot here, don’t they?
It seems to be in keeping with
going to Starbucks in tracksuit
bottoms and Ugg boots.”
She claims that she only has
one pair of “tracksuit bottoms”
that are only for “non-photographic opportunities” and that
the only place she’d wear them
would be “underground car
parks,” reports tmz.com.
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JULY 17 2007
Minogue back
with Martinez?
Rowland
collapses
Kelly Rowland collapsed onstage early Sunday in Lagos,
Nigeria, where she had been
performing, reports
People.com.
Dehydration was the cause,
her rep, Yvette Noel Schure,
said in a statement. Rowland
was taken to an undisclosed
Lagos hospital for a checkup
and was reported to be in “good
condition.”
The singer, recently released
her second solo album and
was in the West African nation
as part of the ThisDay Music
Festival.
Richards jets
off to Cambodia
Disgraced funnyman Michael
Richards has left on a spiritual
journey to Cambodia in an effort
to save his career, reports
imdb.com. The former Seinfeld
star hit the headlines last year
when a racist rant he delivered
during a stand-up show at a
comedy club in Hollywood was
caught on a camera phone and
distributed to the media. Richards made a public apology to
the audience members he offended, but has admitted the incident and repercussions have
taken a heavy toll on him.
Kylie Minogue has fuelled speculation she’s seeking a
reunion with her ex-boyfriend, Olivier Martinez, after the
couple were spotted dining in the French actor’s native
Paris, reports imdb.com.
The pair ended their four-year romance in February after Martinez was romantically linked to
Israeli model Sarai Givati. But now Australia’s
Sydney Daily Telegraph claims Minogue has
enjoyed at least two “romantic rendezvous”
with her ex in Paris in recent weeks. The
newspaper reports cancer survivor Minogue was visiting the French capital
for a routine hospital checkup, when
she was spotted “kissing and embracing Martinez outside a cafe” close to
where the 41-year-old actor has a
home. The rendezvous marks the first
time the ex-lovers have been in
Paris together since their muchpublicized split. A spokesman
for Minogue says that although
the couple is not back together,
“They do see each other.”
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Lindsay Lohan has checked out of a Malibu
rehab centre after a stay of more than six weeks.
The “Mean Girls” star, who turned 21 on July 2,
left Promises Malibu Alcohol and Drug Rehab
Treatment Facility on Friday, according to a report on People magazine’s website Sunday.
She will voluntarily wear an alcohol-detecting
ankle bracelet as part of an intensive outpatient
program, said her publicist, Leslie Sloane Zelnik,
in a statement.
On Saturday, Lohan was reportedly seen partying at Pure Nightclub in Las Vegas with several
friends.
“In part she is wearing the bracelet so there are
no questions about her sobriety if she chooses to
go dancing or dining in a place where alcohol is
served,” Zelnik said.
Lohan checked into the swank facility after a
wild Memorial Day weekend during which she
crashed her Mercedes Benz into a curb, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence
and was photographed slumped in the passenger
seat of a friend’s car.
Her outpatient program includes going to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, taking daily tests and
receiving therapy.
“She’s doing great,” Zelnik said. “Lindsay is
working hard on her sobriety and we are all supporting her.”
It was the star’s second stint in rehab this year.
She said in January she had checked into a rehabilitation centre for substance abuse treatment.
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JULY 17 2007
PLANNING Special shelters for
stormy weather?
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EDMONTON
INBRIEF
Keep canines out
of the heat: EHS
That four-door sedan may
have air conditioning, but with
the doors shut and windows
rolled up it’s also an oven that
could kill your family pet, says
the Edmonton Humane Society.
Animal protection officers
got 10 complaints of dogs left
in parked cars over the weekend, when temperatures broke
30 C.
When officers find animals
injured by an owner’s neglect,
they can lay charges, said
Diane Shannon, a spokesman
for the Edmonton Humane So-
ciety.
All the vehicles reported on
the weekend had left by the
time officers arrived, she
added.
But Shannon said the society
is getting fewer complaints
about dogs left in vehicles because the public is more aware
of the risk heat poses to animals.
Pet owners should keep
their animals in a cool basement or air conditioned house
if possible, she said. They
should also have lots of fresh
water to drink.
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This ain’t your
grandma’s craft show
- Sun Media
DJ Gillian Foote in the studio at 100.3 The Bear yesterday. She starts her day at 5:30 a.m. but
says she loves the work and her fellow jocks.
This lady’s a jock
At her small-town Nova
Scotia high school, Gillian
Foote’s guidance counsellor told her not to get her
hopes up about a career in
radio.
“I remember thinking how
cool it would be to be on the
radio but I never thought it
would work out,” said Foote,
28. “I used to listen to the Rock
Radio Network. I’d tape it and
call in — I was a nerd when it
came to that stuff.”
Not wanting to leave to
chance a spot in Nova Scotia
Community College’s prestigious Radio and Television Arts
program, Foote began volun-
teering at a local radio station.
Two days a week, Foote
would drive one hour from Tatamagouche to Truro, offering to
do anything — including garbage
detail — at Mix 100.9 Radio.
Foote’s persistence paid off.
She got into the two-year program and later, landed a job at
Country 101 in Halifax.
Then, three years ago, she
was offered a job in Edmonton at 100.3 The Bear.
Since then Foote has been
co-host of The Paul Brown
Morning Show, along with
Yukon Jack, on 100.3 FM The
Bear.
Each morning, Foote rises in
time for the 5:30 a.m. show,
lending her own saucy style to
the airwaves. She said while
working alongside Brown and
Yukon has its challenges —
on- and off-air pranks, mostly
— her co-hosts rock.
“Paul, Yukon and I do
everything together. We’re best
friends,” said Foote. “They
have a lot to do with me being
happy here. We’ve always got
each other’s backs.
“After three years, you kind
of learn what pushes each
other’s buttons. But we get
along so well and have a lot
in common.”
- Sorcha McGinnis, 24 hours
Move over grandma.
Toilet paper cosies, crocheted dolls and afghans are
strictly off-limits at this crafty
show.
Young, hip, urban fashionistas who pooh-pooh the idea of
needlepoint and pine cone art
will gather at the TransAlta Arts
Barns this weekend to show off
their one-of-a-kind designs. The
first-ever Stop & Shop will feature 25 young exhibitors determined to make a name for
themselves and end the craft
fair stigma.
“When you think craft, it almost creates a cringe factor. It
seems like something a mom
would drag a daughter to,” said
organizer Jenna Herbut, 26.
“This is not your average craft
show... There will be no doilies, quilts or pressed flower
bookmarks found at Stop &
Shop.”
What began as a class assignment for Herbut three years
ago has turned into a thriving
business with her reversible upholstery Bootyfly Bags flying off
store shelves in Edmonton,
Vancouver and Toronto.
- Sun Media
Jenna Herbut, 26, shows off a
few of her Bootyfly Bags,
The University of Alberta
business graduate, who regularly travels to design shows,
said an event such as this one
is long overdue in Edmonton.
The fair takes place Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and
Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission is $4.
- Sorcha McGinnis, 24 hours
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DOWNTOWN PEDESTRIAN HURT
A 53-year-old man sustained critical head injuries
after he was struck by a
vehicle downtown Sunday.
The man was walking
across 105 Street between
102 Avenue and 103 Avenue when he was hit, said
police.
VICTIM TO BE LAID
TO REST IN POLAND
A city man who lost his
wife to cancer has lost his
only child after she and
her boyfriend were killed in
a crash on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway. Natalia
Dul and her boyfriend,
Tommy-Lee Justin Prefontaine, both 20, were headed to go camping with Prefontaine’s brother Friday
when the trio decided to
take a break on the shoulder of the highway, south
of Ponoka. As the brother
stood outside and Dul and
Prefontaine sat in the car,
a Dodge Ram truck hit
them from behind, pushing
the car towards a Chrysler
Intrepid parked ahead. Dul
died at the scene, while
Prefontaine died in hospital on Saturday. The driver
of the truck is expected to
live. Adam Dul, plans to
take his daughter back to
Poland.
SEARCHERS FIND
BONES IN VALLEY
Searchers combing the
river valley for clues into
the disappearance of a
20-year-old man have discovered bones. Rain
Creaser’s team of searchers found the bones Sunday as they looked for her
son David Creaser’s remains.
Creaser said even if the
bones don’t belong to
David, she hopes the
search effort will bring closure for someone else.
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Sentencing for
woman postponed
6
Two teenagers convicted in constitutionality of the Youth
the sexual assault and beating Criminal Justice Act, arguing that
death of a 13-year-old Edmonton it should be up to the Crown to
girl are going to court in an at- prove that young offenders
tempt to make it
charged with serious
harder for them to
crimes should be
be given adult sensentenced as adults.
tences.
Evidence presentA sentencing
ed at the Courtepatte
hearing for a
trial was horrific in
woman who was 17
its brutality. It also
when she participatexposed an ugly uned in the murder of
derside of youth culNina Courtepatte
ture, with tales of sowas delayed yester- Courtepatte
called “mall rats”
day until court can hear the ar- drifting from dine-and-dash jobs
guments.
in fast-food restaurants to havDefence lawyer Colleen Con- ing sex in parking lots.
nolly said she will challenge the
- The Canadian Press
Last major
witness testifies
A former crack addict who
is expected to tell jurors that
Robert Pickton once explained how to kill women
and feed them to pigs began
testifying at the trial yesterday.
Andrew Bellwood, who
will likely be among the last
major witnesses called by the
Crown in the case, began his
testimony by explaining he
started using drugs when he
was 15 and moved up to
crack cocaine by his mid-20s.
Jurors have earlier heard a
taped interview in which Bellwood tells a police officer that
Pickton once told him he
killed women from behind,
bled them and fed them to his
pigs.
“He talked to me, how he
was killing them,” Bellwood
said on the tape.
Bellwood testified he got to
know Pickton better and
eventually spent some time
living on the property.
Bellwood recalled another
woman named Lynn also
lived there at the time.
The jury has heard from a
witness named Lynn Ellingsen, who testified she lived in
a spare bedroom at Pickton’s
24HRS.CA
SOLDIER’S FUNERAL
Mother pleads to
support the troops
The mother of a soldier recently killed in Afghanistan
beseeched Canadians on
the day of her son’s funeral
to support the country’s
troops in Afghanistan.
Shortly before an honour
guard piped the flag-draped coffin of Pte. Lane Watkins into an
open field, his mother Wanda
read a family statement that suggested people should be extremely proud of the military’s
efforts in a country that desperately needs Canada’s help.
“We don’t want any family to
experience the terrible pain of
losing their son or daughter, but
if Canada and NATO abandon
the Afghan people, the sacrifices
Lane, our family and others have
made will be for nothing,” Watkins said yesterday.
“They deserve your respect.
In supporting them, you’ll make
our loss much easier to bear.”
Watkins said her family was
much like many others before
her son joined the army two
years ago — they had had little
contact with the military and
their knowledge of Afghanistan
was limited.
“But you become a whole lot
more attentive when your child
is being deployed. We’ve come
to know many of Lane’s instructors and military friends and they
are the finest young men that
you will ever meet,” she said.
“Every Canadian should be
extremely proud of our soldiers.
They’re well-trained and we can
trust them.”
She also said her son was appalled by the poverty and plight
of the children in Kandahar.
Watkins died July 4 along
with five comrades when a
powerful roadside bomb exploded as they were returning
from a mission near Kandahar.
Cpl. Jordan Anderson, Capt.
Matthew Dawe, Cpl. Cole
Cree, Feds come
to $1.4B deal
- Reuters
Crown witness Andrew Bellwood arrives for the trial of
accused serial killer Robert
“Willie” Pickton in New Westminster, British Columbia
yesterday.
trailer residence.
Ellingsen said that while
high on crack one night, she
walked into the pig slaughterhouse and saw Pickton butchering a woman who was
hanging from a hook.
JULY 17 2007
The federal government has waited for the agreement
reached a tentative deal to since a treaty was signed in
give Quebec Cree $1.4 billion 1975.
over several years to settle
“We’ve had differences with
long-standing
the governclaims and grie- “Every time we thought we ment of Canavances.
were close to an agreement da for many
Under the there would be a change of years,” Mukash
settlement, the
told a news
Cree will as- leadership on the other side.” conference
sume federal
yesterday.
responsibilities for the admin“Every time we thought we
istration of justice and com- were close to an agreement
munity affairs, including run- there would be a change of
ning the police service as well leadership on the other side.”
as local water and sewer sysThe deal has to be put to a
tems.
referendum in the Cree comCree Grand Chief Matthew munities in northern Quebec.
Mukash said the Cree have
- CP
Wanda Watkins, mother of Pte. Lane Watkins who was killed in
Afghanistan, wipes away a tear as she walks behind her son’s
remains after a memorial service in Clearwater, Man., yesterday.
Bartsch, Capt. Jefferson Francis
and Master Cpl. Colin Bason
EDMONTON
were also killed in the blast.
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Stephen Harper with Colombia's President Alvaro Uribe at
Casa Narino Palace in Bogota.
Harper kicks
off South
American tour
Calling embattled Colombian
President Alvaro Uribe an ally
and a democrat, Prime Minister
Stephen Harper kicked off his
South American tour by announcing that free-trade negotiations between Canada, Colombia and Peru had begun Lima.
The announcement of the intention for talks was first made in
June, but it was a surprise that
they had begun so quickly.
The news was quickly condemned by human-rights and
non-governmental groups in Colombia, who have maintained
free trade further impoverishes
the vast majority of the country’s
46 million people.
Britain kicks
diplomats out
A group representing thousands of children of Holocaust survivors filed a classaction lawsuit against the German government yesterday,
demanding that Germany pay
for their psychiatric care.
The Israelis, calling themselves second-generation Hol-
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Russia's Foreign Ministry chief
spokesman Mikhail Kamynin
speaks to a journalist yesterday.
ocaust survivors, say the scars
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- AP file photo
A worker installs monitors at an IBM booth at a computer fair in northern Germany. IBM Corp. announced yesterday it has agreed to buy Canadian data handling specialist DataMirror Corp.
IBM to scoop
up DataMirror
IBM Corp. has agreed to
pay $170 million for Canadian data handling specialist DataMirror Corp. in a
cash deal worth $27 a
share.
DataMirror, based north of
Toronto, supplies technology to
identify and capture data that
has been added, updated or deleted. Its stock closed Friday at
$22.50 on the Toronto market,
up from the $10 level a year
ago.
“This transaction represents a
Bombardier
writes off
US$164M over
subway venture
Bombardier Inc. is writing off
its US$164-million investment in
the Metronet Rail upgrade of the
London subway system, a move
generally greeted as positive by
analysts.
Yesterday’s announcement
follows a public-private partnership arbiter’s draft decision on
service charges for Metronet,
which has been renewing nine
of the 12 subway lines in the
British capital in a project expected to cost 17 billion pounds
(C$36 billion) over 30 years.
Montreal-based Bombardier’s
decision didn’t surprise analysts.
Benoit Poirier of Montreal-based
Desjardins Securities said, “When
looking at the big picture, this
move is positive for Bombardier.”
validation of the hard work of
the DataMirror team over the last
10 years, and an opportunity for
our customers to continue to
leverage our unique solutions,”
Nigel Stokes, founder and CEO
of DataMirror, stated yesterday
in announcing the agreement
with the Armonk, N.Y.-based
global technology giant.
DataMirror has 220 employees and 2,200 customers ranging
from Tiffany & Co. to Union Pacific Railroad. It earned $1.9 million in its latest quarter as reve-
nue increased 22 per cent from a
year earlier to $12.6 million.
“The combination of DataMirror technology and IBM information management software will help customers bring
real-time data analysis closer to
actual business processes, allowing them to be more competitive and to generate more
value from their information,”
stated Ambuj Goyal, general
manager of IBM Information
Management.
Sobeys bags Thrifty
Foods in $260M deal
Sobeys Inc. is buying British
Columbia grocery retailer
Thrifty Foods in a deal valued
at $260 million.
Privately held Thrifty is Vancouver Island’s largest privatesector employer, with 3,700 employees serving customers in 20
stores throughout the Island and
B.C.’s Lower Mainland.
Nova Scotia-based Sobeys
was recently taken private by its
parent company, Empire Co. It
owns or franchises more than
1,300 stores in all 10 provinces
under retail banners that include
Sobeys, IGA, Foodland and Price
Chopper food stores and Lawtons Drug Stores.
“We are delighted to have entered into this agreement with
(chairman) Alex Campbell and
Thrifty Foods,” Sobeys CEO Bill
McEwan said in a release.
“Thrifty’s is a very well-respected and well-run food-focused retailer with great management and a reputation for exceptional customer service.”
Thrifty’s business includes 20
full-service supermarkets, a main
distribution centre and a wholesale division on Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland.
“Over the last 30 years, working alongside a dedicated and
talented group of people, we
have built a market leader in the
retail grocery business,” said
Campbell.
“More recently, we have
come to the realization that if
we want to continue as the market leader, then we must commit to a new era of growth.”
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Potter watch...
MISSING
GIRL
J.K.
Rowling is
asking
booksellers around
the world to
publicize the
plight of
missing British girl Madeleine McCann when they
sell the new Harry Potter
book this week. Rowling’s
65 publishers in more than
200 territories will distribute
a poster of Madeleine, who
has been missing for more
than two months.
BETS ON THAT HARRY
KILLS HIMSELF
Online polls show fans
evenly split between those
who think Harry will live and
die. Adults are more hopeful for the boy wizard, according to a survey, but
bookies are less sure.
Ladbrokes in Britain says
Harry is odds-on favourite
to take his own life if he dies
in book seven, from an initial quote of 20/1. All bets
are void if Harry survives at
the end.
- Reuters
The Kids are still alright ... just older
The Kids in the Hall are not kids
anymore.
Try middle-aged men, says the comedy troupe’s co-founder Dave Foley,
his soft features now framed by grey
hair.
It’s been more than 12 years since
the groundbreaking quintet redefined
comedy with their off-beat sketch
show, but their trademark dark streak
is still there, he says.
Writing sessions to drum up all-new
material for an upcoming stage show
proved that heartily, says Foley, noting
that the brainstorming stints were very
similar to the group’s creative patterns
in those early days.
“There’s usually one point where
we sit back and look at the material
and go, ‘Wow, is this show way too
dark?’ ‘Or is it way too dirty?’” Foley
says by phone during a recent stop in
Toronto.
“Which is the question we’ve
been asking each other for 25
years. And then we go, ‘Oh, well,
that’s what we wrote.’”
Homosexuals, serial killers, the
clinically insane — there were
few topics that were off-limits
to Foley and his crew during
an acclaimed run in the early
’90s that earned them a cult-like following in Canada and the United
States.
Their string of
off-kilter characters included
Bruce McCul-
loch’s misogynist Cabbage Head, Mark
McKinney’s sex-crazed Chicken Lady,
Kevin McDonald’s unreliable
Dean (The King of
Empty Promises),
Scott
Thompson’s outrageous gay socialite
Buddy Cole, and Foley’s affable axe
murderer.
This week, the troupe brings a slate
of all-new material to the Just For
Laughs Festival in Montreal.
But there are few old favourites returning, save for Buddy
Cole, and perhaps some “headcrushing,” says Foley, referring
to McKinney’s bitter Mr. Tyzik, a
nasal-voiced man who pretends
to crush people’s heads with his
fingers.
“We decided it would be more
fun to get up and do brand
new material,” Foley says.
“Part of it was just to see as a
group, what kind of stuff we
would write together, as
middle-aged men.”
Although reluctant to disclose what’s in the show,
Foley reveals the boys did
find at least one topic still
taboo.
“We had one piece we
were going to do — a thing
called, ‘Happy 25th Anniversary AIDS,’” Foley states matter-of-factly.
Washington gets a second chance Natural or surgery? Star Jones Reynolds
reveals weight loss story in Glamour
Isaiah Washington, bouncing
back from his “Grey’s Anatomy” firing with a role on a new
NBC drama and prospects for
his own network series, said
yesterday he’s grateful for an
unexpected second chance.
“I’m humbled by this opportunity,” Washington told The
Associated Press, shortly before
NBC announced he would be
joining its new series “Bionic
Woman” for a five-episode arc.
Washington and NBC Universal Studios also are developing
an action series.
He said his dismissal from
ABC’s hit medical show after
his repeated use of an anti-gay
slur was “an unfortunate misunderstanding for everyone”
that he was eager to move past.
“What I always wanted to
put at the forefront is my creativity, that thing I want to do,
which is act,” Washington said.
He was brought to NBC by
Ben Silverman, the recently appointed co-chairman of NBC
Entertainment and Universal
Media Studios. It was a comment to a mutual friend that led
to a meeting with Silverman just
after Washington lost his ABC
job, he said.
Silverman,
recalling their
June 7 get-together, said
he was surprised
to
learn Washington had
just been Washington
fired.
“‘Gosh, it would be great to
get him, get a great actor on
our air,” Silverman recalled
thinking. “It’s like A-Rod leaving
the Yankees in mid-season.”
today’s celeb birthdays
● Comedian Phyllis Diller is 90.
● Actor Donald Sutherland is 72.
● Actress-singer Diahann Carroll is 72.
● Bassist Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath is 58.
● Actress Lucie Arnaz is 56.
● Actor David Hasselhoff is 55.
● Actress Bitty Schram (“Monk”) is 39.
Hasselhoff
Ever since her dramatic
weight loss, Star Jones Reynolds has refused to confirm
or deny that she had gastric
bypass surgery.
Now Reynolds says she’s
written a story for Glamour
magazine that will address
speculation about her
slimmed-down physique.
“I wrote an article because I
really wanted to go as in-depth
as possible about the way I’ve
changed physically over the
last 10 years on the air,” Reynolds, 45, said recently while
promoting her new Court TV
(soon to be truTV) talk show.
“And I thought that that would
be the most effective way to
answer everybody’s questions.”
Her article, “Getting Over
Myself,” will be featured in the
September issue, on newsstands Aug. 7, a representative
Sex files
Jennifer Parks delves into the world of sex and intimacy each week.
for Glamour said yesterday.
Reynolds, who has said she
lost more than 100 pounds
through diet and exercise, said
she has no qualms about viewing photos of when she was
very heavy.
“I actually like seeing the old
pictures because what it says
to me is, ‘You never allow
yourself to get there again,’”
she told reporters, according
to AP Radio News. “It was dangerous to me. Very dangerous.
I was killing myself.”
Reynolds, who married
banker Al Reynolds in 2004,
decided to use her maiden
name as the title of her afternoon talk show, which premieres Aug. 20.
Court TV has said Reynolds’
show will be about criminal
justice issues that intersect with
the pop culture world.
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BRITISH OPEN
The second wave is ready
and waiting.
After a flurry of activity in
the first two weeks of NHL free
agency, where the bigger
names all found new homes
with rich, long-term contracts,
a number of unrestricted free
agents are now hoping to get
their names on deals.
“All things being equal, it
would probably be nice to
have a contract at this point
but I think you have to understand where you stand and
what teams are doing,” freeagent winger Mike Johnson
told The Canadian Press on
Monday.
“You just have to be patient
and wait for the right team and
On
Woods
From rain to shine, Open
promises to be wild week
It was wicked one minute,
wonderful the next.
The rain and wind were so
strong yesterday morning at Carnoustie that Tiger Woods and
Rod Pampling didn’t even bother
with umbrellas, and Woods took
off his glove when he lost feeling
in his ring finger. By the afternoon, Henrik Stenson sat on the
side of the practice range trying
to decide which sunglasses to
wear.
“It can turn in a hurry,” Chad
Campbell said. “We saw it
today.”
Sweaters gave way to short
sleeves.
Coffee sales slowed as fans
lined up at the ice cream stand.
The weather is often the best
defence in links golf, and it’s
what makes the British Open so
unique. Along with being brutal, it can change without notice.
But it has been on somewhat
of a holiday since Woods’ bid
for the calendar Grand Slam in
2002 ended in a blast of arctic
wind and stinging rain at Muirfield that sent him to an 81, still
his highest score as a professional.
Sure, there has been the occasional rain and a wee breeze,
but nothing nasty.
Charles Howell III didn’t play
his first British Open until 2003
and has never really experienced
a miserable day on the links.
Monday was the first full day of
practice for many players, and
Joltin’ Joe’s diaries for sale
The diary entry is obscure: Befitting the famously guarded personality of Joltin’ Joe DiMaggio, it
bears only tantalizing hints about
his life as a baseball hero and
husband of Marilyn Monroe.
April 28, 1989: “Up at 5 a.m. ...
Book people felt me out with
questions pertaining to baseball.
Some part of my private life but
not too strong on that. Will not
reveal anything in a negative
way towards Marilyn — only
books that have come out on
her might have not been truthful.”
It takes a good friend — for
instance, Hall of Famer Whitey
Ford — to help flesh out the
man behind the words.
The entry is part of a 2,000-
JULY 17 2007
page, 29-volume collection of
the New York Yankees icon’s
diaries, meticulously handwritten between 1982 and 1993,
which are now being offered for
sale. The pages, in plastic protective sheets, are contained in
thick, black loose-leaf binders
that were kept stacked in the
closet of DiMaggio’s lawyer.
Other diary entries are also
clipped and businesslike. DiMaggio was known for keeping
his emotions to himself.
“I really liked Joe. I know he
was shy. But I got to know him
better after we got out of baseball,” said Ford, who was on
hand yesterday for the launch of
the online auction.
The Box
JAYS:
● The Jays need to string
some wins together if they
have any hope of a playoff
race. They’re facing the
New York Yankees tonight
at 5 p.m. on TSN.
Peca
the right situation.”
The signings will come in
dribs and drabs over the rest of
the summer.
Johnson is among a group
of unrestricted free-agent for-
wards that also still includes
Michael Peca, Eric Lindros,
Alexei Yashin, Jason Allison,
Anson Carter, Tony Amonte,
Jeff Friesen, Josef Vasicek,
Denis Arkhipov, Peter Bondra,
Patrik Stefan, Petr Nedved,
Martin Gelinas, Arron Asham,
Chris Simon, Nils Ekman, Ronald Petrovicky, Ville Nieminen, Travis Green, Jeff O’Neill,
Jan Bulis, Adam Hall and Dimitri Afanasenkov, among others.
And don’t forget about veteran free-agent stars Peter Forsberg and Teemu Selanne, who
have yet to decide whether or
not they’ll play again next season.
Canucks shoot, strike Gold
Canada took its third and
fourth gold medals of the Pan
American Games in Rio de Janeiro yesterday.
Avianna Chao, a shooter from
Toronto finished first in the 10metre air pistol competition with
a score of 468.9.
Luisa Maida of El Salvador
was second with 467.9 points
while Kirenia Bello Trujillo of
Cuba took the bronze with
467.5.
“This is so very exciting — my
heart was jumping out of my
body,” said Chao. “I tried to stay
calm with some deep breathing
and just tried to shoot the best
that I could.”
Meanwhile, Karine Sergerie,
from Ste-Catherine, Que., captured tae kwon do gold in the
67-kilogram class.
presented with the opportunity,
Howell didn’t want to miss it.
“I didn’t play that year at Muirfield, and I don’t know how it
compared,” Howell said. “I just
wanted to play it and see.
“And it was really rough. It
was very rough.”
He played Carnoustie on Sunday and hit a four-iron to the
fourth fairway and a seven-iron
to the green. One day later,
hands stuffed in his pockets,
Howell hit a driver and threeiron to reach the green at the
412-yard hole.
No telling how Mother Nature
will behave when the British
Open begins Thursday, or the
rest of the week.
NEWSDIGEST
ROCKY BUTLER SIGNS
WITH ARGOS
The Toronto Argonauts
signed quarterback Rocky
Butler to the practice roster
yesterday.
The Argos were in the
market for a quarterback
after starter Michael Bishop
suffered a broken wrist in
the club’s 48-15 win Thursday night over the Calgary
Stampeders.
With the injury, former
NFLer Mike McMahon is
expected to get the start
Saturday when Toronto returns to Alberta to face the
Stamps.
Veteran Damon Allen
would become the backup.
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0100 Help Wanted
*** ALLENDALE BINGO ***
Req's F/T & P/T bingo flr workers
w/good comm skills immed. for
evenings, security check req'd,
fax resume with ref's to 430-9680.
ARGYLE PLAZA HOTEL
Now hiring F/T front desk agent
night shift. Competitive wages
offered. Call 438-4856 Fax:
436-5813, Address: 9933-63 Ave
B.W. RIG SUPPLY
Immediately requires: INSIDE
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operations, materials & supply
would be an asset.
Responsiblities include: oilfield
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Fax: 780-955-0372. Email:
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Central Warehouse Equipment
is looking for
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a ft position with excellent salary
& advancement opportunities.
Fax resume to: 414-6858
or Phone: 414-1333
Discovery Daycare requires
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Call 468-3475
$$ DREAM JOB $$ Work your
own hours. $1250/wk.
489-6013
EDEN CONCESSION requires
Food Concession Workers for
Capital X. Call 780-412-7002
EXCITING NEW OPPORTUNITY
To learn the dying trade of shoe &
leather repair. Wage determined
on experience. Call 444-3225.
EXPERIENCED SKID STEER
OPERATOR REQUIRED
Fax resumes to: 780-435-9598
Full Time & Part Time Permanent
Positions Available for Full Service
Truck Wash in West End Edmonton. No Experience Necessary.
Apply in person Monday to Saturday to Flyin's Truck Wash
17715-116 Avenue or fax resume
to 451-3876
Great Place to Work
FT & PT Positions
Excellent benefits, incentives,
GREAT PERKS!
Hygaard Fine Foods now hiring
LINE WORKERS
Apply in person:
208 Sioux Road
Sherwood Park, T8A 3X5
Fax: 780-467-1199
Email: [email protected]
LAKEWOOD DAYCARE is looking for FT Level 1,2,3 Childcare
Providers. Call Kerri 463-2658.
NEW vacation program explodes
PT/FT consultant needed, leads
provided, $1000 commission,
Apply at worldresortgroup.com
Northern Alberta Processing
requires LABOURERS &
SUMMER HELP up to $18.92/hr.
Commiserate with exp. Pension,
Benefits, In town Work. Longterm, secure employment.
Fax to 472-6944
Northern Alberta Processing req.
HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC
OR APPRENTICE and a
JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN
WAGE Commiserate with exp.
PLC would be an asset.
Pension, Benefits, In town Work.
Long-term, secure employment.
Fax to 472-6944
RENOVATOR REQUIRED
For 'Whole House' Renovations
Must have own tools and truck,
Plumbing, Electrical and
Carpentry Experience a must. $
17-25 /hr based on experience.
Please fax resume to: 401-3255,
Attn: John Or call 717-3595
Tattoo Artist wanted 3+ yrs. exp.
with portfolio for well established
shop. Call Ashley @ 235-1217
PLANT CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES !
Start at $14.00-$15.50/hr.
Req'd Immed. for Plastic &
Tarp Fabrication. 12hr day and
night shifts avail. Training Provided. Must be reliable with a
strong work ethic.
Fax 455-5218 E-mail
[email protected]
SECURITY GUARDS needed
immediately for day shift and
night shift. We also need a LOSS
PREVENTION OFFICER. $14 $16 depending on experience.
Call M a r k 7 8 0 - 2 3 5 - 7 5 3 2 or
email [email protected]
TELEPHONE SALES
New division now open, want experienced advertising seller, bring
in your paystub and we will guarantee to pay you 20% more than
what your presently making.
CALL: 417-2274
TOP WAGES PAID!!
-Grader Operators
-Backhoe Operators
-Asphalt Personnel
Please Fax resume:
(780) 490-7117
Want to start an Electrical
Apprenticeship ? We can help !!
Looking for motivated individuals
to train for positions in the
Electrical Construction Trade. For
a career opportunity contact:
Electrical Industry Training Center
PH: 462-5729 or visit
www.eitca.ca
WAREHOUSE MANAGER &
DELIVERY PERSON req'd
For flooring store. Fax resume
439-2083,email: [email protected]
WATER & SEWER CREW
Top wages. Pipe layers & top
men needed. Call 777-3168
Sun Classifieds - 24/7. We’re ready
when you are!!!
and
Skilled Help
0101 Trades
AMAZING OPPORTUNITY...
* PLUMBING SITE FOREMAN *
req. immed. Great company to
work for, for new construction for
multi storey apartment.
Top Wages
[email protected]
Fax: 462-0065
B-Plus Exteriors is hiring
SIDING INSTALLER CREWS
starting at $85.00 a square plus
extras and crews for large projects starting at $110.00 a square
plus extras. Benefit package
available. Payment on completion.
Please call 490-0687 or
818-1702 for more information
B-Plus Exteriors is hiring
SIDING INSTALLER CREWS
starting at $85.00 a square plus
extras and crews for large projects starting at $110.00 a square
plus extras. Benefit package
available. Payment on completion.
Please call 490-0687 or
818-1702 for more information
CALGARY
CABINET MAKERS
Tired of Shop Life?
Tired of only making
$20-$25/hour?
Join our Installation Crew!
Earn $1,500- $3,500/week on
piecework.
Continuous supply of houses
with the top builders in Calgary
Must have vehicle and tools.
Contact Audrey Wilson
403-777-4180 E-mail
[email protected]
CARPENTER & RENOVATION
HELPERS needed for successful
home renovation & new home
construction co. Competitive salary based on exp & abilities. Good
working cond., mostly Mon - Fri.
Must have own trans.
Contact Denis @ 919-5499
* Concrete Finishers, Carpenters & Labourers* $28-$30/hr +
benefits. Please call: 437-2853
CONCRETE TILE INSTALLERS
& Labourers required immediately.
Call Lite Tile Roofing 459-2396
CONSTRUCTION LABOURERS
Required immediately, cash daily.
Apply in person 10758-97 Street.
ELECTRICIANS REQUIRED.
1st, 2nd or 3rd yr. &
Journeyman Comm/Res exp. req.
Call 454-4834
Exp. Residential Water/Sewer/
Pipe Layer/Operators Req'd
F/T year round work. 777-1278.
EXPERIENCED TAPERS &
BOARDERS REQUIRED for large
condo project. Call 464-9780
FRAMING CREWS &
LABOURERS WANTED
For residential & multi-family
projects. Call: 220 - 7904
GENERAL HELP Wanted
for Meter Move Project.
Looking for Labourers,
Painters and
Note Keepers. Please
phone 780-447-4141.
GENERAL LABOURER, PRECAST CONCRETE EXPERIENCE
AN ASSET. FAX: 425-4232
INSULATORS required for residential. Also needed Drivers for
blowing insulation Ph 463-3835
McCool Construction Corp.
FRAMERS WANTED, multiply job
positions for work in Southside
Edm. and future work in
Sherwood Park. If you are willing
to frame or learn framing with a
good attitude and are reliable and
dedicated call Curtis 777-7388
Wages negotiable with experience
Bonuses available
Overseas work, drillers, night
pushes, and rake managers.
Email resume to:
[email protected]
PAINTERS
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY !
CALL JOE 619-0997
SHEET METAL WORKER
Base rate now $31/hr. Full packa g e $ 3 8 . 2 9 / h r. J o i n u s o u r
contractors are looking for experienced, dependable trades people
for long term employment.
Ph: 426-3375.
SHEETERS & DECKERS
Base rate now $30.45/hr. . Full
package $37.68/hr. Join us our
contractors are looking for experienced, dependable trades people
for long term employment.
Ph: 426-3375.
STEEL STUD APPLICATORS
Required for commercial in town
Payroll or contract work.
Manhattan Interiors Inc.
Contact Fred or Peter:
430-8837 Bus.
918-1774 Cell. 619-6241 Cell
STUCCO COMPANY
Looking For Plasterers.
Top Wages!! Call: 780-905-1880
SUPERIOR TRENCHING LTD.
Req's - Laborers & heavy equipment operators. Year round
employment with benefits and
competitive wages
Fax resume to: 454-3441.
• UP TO $24/HR •
National Neon Req's SIGN SERVICE & INSTALLATION TECHS.
Benefits & profit sharing.
Ph 944-1241, Fax 944-2587
WANTED!
Sheet Metal Fabrication shop
requires layout benchman for
custom commercial fabrication
located in Red Deer.
Fax resume to (403) 346-6365 or
Call (403) 343-2044
0105 Drivers
BOYCHUK ENERGY INC.
REQUIRES
CLASS 1 COMPANY DRIVERS
To service our customers in Western Canada. We are looking for
drivers with 2 years on the road
experience, preferably with
B-Trains. We offer dedicated late
model equipment & a competitive
compensation package.
Please submit Driver's
Abstract & Resume,
In person: 323 -116 Ave. NW.
Fax: 780-467-0703
or call Darren 467-3233.
CLASS 1 drivers. High paying
job for qualified drivers required
by Westvac Energy Services
for hauling Super B's.
Fax resume to 780-447-5869.
CLASS 3 BODY JOB DRIVERS
& CLASS 5 COURIER VAN
DRIVERS needed for City
deliveries. Good knowledge
of city required. Excellent
company benefits and wages.
Bring current abstract to:
8830-126 Ave. or
Fax: 474-9325 or email
[email protected]
DUCKERING'S TRANSPORT
Looking for: CLASS 1 WITH EXP.
EXTEND. LENGTHS or will train.
Mon-Fri Night run Pin to Pin
between Calgary & Edmonton.
Annual Income $50,000 +. Fax
application & abstract to 447-5859
HEAVY DUTY MECHANICSJOURNEYMAN, 3rd & 4th year
apprentice required by Westvac
Energy Services. We offer competitive salary and benefits.
Camp/shift position available
immediately. Fax resume
to Don 780-447-5869
Oil Field Trucking Company
Requires
PIPEYARD MANAGER/
DISPATCHER,
30 TON PICKER OPERATOR.
D I S PAT C H E R m u s t h a v e
knowledge of casing and tubing
handling, pipe and oil field
Hauling with winch bed and picker
trucks. be able to lead staff, deal
with customers and organize
work. Computer skills and safety
tickets an asset.
PICKER OPERATOR, experienced
journeyman with safety tickets
and clean Class 1. Both jobs offer
good wages/benefits, scheduled
days off, great work atmosphere.
780-996-8785
Fax resume to 780-649-3409
and
0107 Hotel
Restaurant
BOSTON PIZZA
" NOW HIRING "
• FULL TIME MANAGER •
Competitive Wages, Bonuses &
Benefits.
E-mail: bpcareers@telus,net
Fax: (780) 475-6541
Sun Classifieds - Open Sundays...
We’re ready when you are.
HELP WANTED Housekeeping
& Tavern Staff. Apply in
Person 3945-118 Ave
Looking for a mature FRONT
LINE COOK with exp. in Italian
restaurants. Competitive Wages!!
451-6671 Resume To: 9650 142 St
and
Medical Help
0109 Health
PCA REQUIRED for disabled
male. Excellent wage + benefits.
Experience required 423-6652
and
Administration
0110 Office
Excellent Job For Mom Work
9am to 2:30pm Reception and
billing support. Simply accounting
exp an asset. Fax to 454-6728
CALL TAKER req'd
For busy Nisku based courier
company. Fax resume 955-8088.
and
Administration
Supplies
0110 Office
0210 Building
BOOKKEEPERS EXPERIENCED
with Simply Accounting, QuickBooks & Easilaw to work in
Edmonton & surrounding areas on
sub-contract basis.
Reply to: Box 353,
21 - 10405 Jasper Avenue
Edmonton, AB T5J 3S2. Email:
[email protected]
Fax: 780-484-3297.
www.shawandcompanies.com
FULL-TIME ACCOUNTING
Experience Necessary.
Fax resume to 428-4476.
A BETTER SHED From $725.
11004-166 A Street.
Ph: 481-1955
0111 Sales Help
C MAX BODY SHOP SUPPLY
INSIDE SALES PERSON needed
immediately for body shop supply
store. Knowledge of industry an
asset. Apply at 17708-118 Ave. or
call 453-8838.
Classified Ads Work! The Edmonton
sun “Hit Your Target” market. Call 4665555 to maximize your advertising
dollar.
WIRELESS UNLIMITED,
AN AUTHORIZED DEALER
FOR ROGERS WIRELESS
Currently offering INBOUND &
OUTBOUND Sales Rep. Candidates must have Strong sales
attitude & be willing & able to
learn. Commission + salary
package & complete training provided. Forward resume to:
[email protected]
or fax: 780-466-8171
0200 Appliances
5 brand new appl. all white, Whirlpool, fridge, stove, d/w, W/D Inglis
$2000 for all - FIRM. 449-6614.
0202 Furnishings
100% Leather sofa & loveseat.
Brand new, still in plastic. Cost
$3995, Sacrifice $1195. Del.
available. Ph 884-6550
100% Leather sofa, loveseat,
chair in plastic in brown or black
retail $3,900 sacrifice $1,295
can deliver 265-3808
All new in boxes 9 pc bdrm suite,
solid dark wood, new $5,900 sell
for $1,595. Leather reclining sofa,
loveseat, chair in plastic $1,995
Can deliver Ph: 265-3808
BED'S BED'S BED'S
ALL NEW ALL SIZES
Sp. Sale pillow top Q set $219
New Sofa & love seat Just Arrived
Also Lots of Tables & Chairs
15308 Stony Pl Rd or 487-7336
DINING room table & 6 chairs,
walnut, Circa 1937, 54x42" extends to 72x42" with 2 leaves,
$395. Call 435-8259 evenings
KING ORTHOPEDIC Bed Set,
mattress & box springs. New, in
plastic. $425 Can del. P: 884-6550
MEMORY FOAM Orthopedic
Mattresses, NASA technology,
$1500 retail value- Queen $399
Twin, Double, King sizes avail.
Healthrest, 10821-182 St., Edm
Phone: 1-888-420-7378.
QUEEN BED, brand new, still in
plastic. Cost $1295, Sacrifice $220
Phone 884-6550
SOLID 8 pc bedroom set. Still in
original boxes. Cost $7500, Sacrifice $1995. Del. Avail. P: 884-6550
Upholstery, sewing machine, electric lawn mower, dinning room
table & chairs (wooden), 3 kitchen
tables & chairs, 1 bd suite, chesterfield & chair, 2 ends tables &
lamps. PH: 471-3226
Supplies
0210 Building
Ceramic & porcelain Tile - left over
from large job. $1.50/sq.ft. Sergey
436-4777. Install available.
HOT TUB 2007 loaded Never
used. Ozonitor. Warranty. Cost
$8500 asking $4200 780-265-2426
Hydro Massage Bed Triple Wave
Prestige Series. Approx 400 hrs.
Mint. $14,000 obo. 403-477-6504.
PINBALL MACHINE,
Harlem Globe Trotters.
Phone: 780-778-0215
Premium Spa, Brand New Still in
Plastic, dual pumps, maintenance
free cabinet chrome jets Full Warr.
Cost $9995 Sacrifice $5395
Call 884-6550
0246 Articles Wanted
Wanted
OLDER NINTENDO GAMES
will pay cash. Call: 474-5836.
A Great Cabin from $7495.
11004-166 A Street
Ph: 481-1955
and
Crafts
0222 Hobbies
CEDAR TRIM ENDS for sale!
Please call 780-991-1909.
Sales /
Flea Markets
0248 Garage
YELLOWHEAD
FLEA MARKET
Sat & Sun - 10 to 5
121 Ave & 67 St
Ph 477-7133
and Garden
Equipment
0224 Lawn
0277 Pets - Cats
ROCKS - ROCKS - ROCKS. All
shapes, sizes & colours, good for
decorative purposes & landscaping. Easy access Will help load
just off Hwy 43 , Call 884-3338
Equipment
0228 Sports
Merchandise
Articles
0242 Miscellaneous
0278 Pets - Dogs
POOL TABLE, 1 inch slate, never
used, w/all accessories. Cost,
$6,500. Sacrifice, $1790. 265-2426
5 KITTENS To Give away to good
home. 3-females, 2-males.
Phone: 476-9626
Adorable Mini-Dachshund pups
smooth, long & wire. Pics avail.
Can be shipped 403-223-8001
Beautiful blue eyes SIAMESE
KITTENS, friendly, litter trained.
$125, 1-780-674-4742
SIAMESE KITTENS FOR SALE.
1st shotS, vet ckd, Parents on
site. Phone 780-693-2862.
and Ranch
Equipment
0230 Farm
0278 Pets - Dogs
2 New Reese 5th wheel hitches,
1-15 K & 1-22 K.
Call 780-718-1498
CLARKE SKIDDER 4x4, articulate., new diesel, chains & blade.
Delimber $8,500. Ph: 718-1498
Fabric Covered Building 30'x 60'
Do to cancellation save $$$ for
quick sale, will erect other sizes
available. Ph : 780-421-7080
Water Tanks, square, 250 ga,
plastic on pallet, 6" top filler, 2"
bottom valve, $225/ea 483-5501
Articles
0242 Miscellaneous
12FT canoe w/paddles $200. Garden Shredder $30. Port. Firepit &
wood $40. matching Couch &
chair $150. Hideway bed $50.
Classic 8-track/turntable/ am-fm
Stereo cabinet $250.
Phone: 477-2942.
6-5 pc Place setting. Noritake
Sweet Surprise. Excellent condition & 4 Place setting flatware,
Poetry. Call: 780-462-2789
All new Queen sz mattress & box
spring sacrifice $215 kings avail.
$425 can deliver 780-405-7501
Car Audio For Sale
* Rockford 12" HX2 dual 4 ohm
voice coil subs (500 watts rms
each sub) in sealed box: $400.
* 2 Phoenix Gold 12" Tantrum 12D
dual 4 ohm voice coil (300 watts
rms ea. sub) in sealed box: $200
* Rockford Punch 700.2S 2 channel amplifier: $200
* Lightning Audio Bolt B2.150.2 2
channel amplifier: $60
* Infinity Kappa 6x9 speakers (110
watts rms each) in boxes: $125
* Street Glow Blue undercar neon
kit (never used): $100.
Call 990-2096 after 5:30
Far North Saunas
www.farnorthsaunas.com
Infrared saunas highest
quality, lifetime warranty. starting at $1795. Call: 470-5111
FIRST edition Harlequin romance
book collection, Harlequin Salutes
& Intrigue. For appt: 780-479-5007
Floor showcases, clothes, bookshelves, household misc.
Sat. & Sun. Only!, 10-4pm..
6633-118 Ave.
3 Male SHIH TZUs, 8 weeks old,
asking $300. • BEAGLE PUPPIES,
Males & Females, $500 Ph:
780-954-2368 or 780-349-9487
5 yr. old male Hound X
looking for loving home, likes being with his master and going for
walks. Protective of yard & family
990-2873
American Bulldogs 10 wks old
s t o c k y, b u l l y, 1 s t s h o t s , v e t
checked. Reg $900. Ph: 964-3144
BEAGLE PUPPIES for Sale. Exc.
family pets. $450. Phone for more
information, Trina 780-785-2197
Bichon/Shih Tzu X pups. Cuddly
& playful. Pick me or my siblings
up today. Phone 403-343-7534
Black miniature poodle: male ,
registered. And 2 puppies 3 Mo.
old. Call: 780-795-2321 after 5pm
Boston Terrier Pups M & F, reg'd
champ bloodlines shots, tattoos,
1yr guar. $1000-$1500 973-7098
BOXER PUPS, unregistered,
brindle, 2 females, $850.
Phone 780-240-3581.
BULL MASTIFF/ROTTI purebred.
10 wks, vet checked, 1st shots,
1-M $600. 921-2114 or 232-4847
BULLDOG PUPS male & female
reg'd, tattooed, vet checked, 1 yr
guar. $3000 Ph. 973-7098
Cavalier King Charles American
Cocker Spaniel x pups, red/ white.
Vaccinated. Loyal pets. Pics &
delivery avail. 780-903-3048.
CHOCOLATE LAB
3 year old purebred Female. All
shots, no vices. Moving, must sell.
$450. Phone 997-0790.
CKC Reg. Black Lab Retriever,
Dew Claws removed, 1st shots,
vet chked, tattooed. Ready Jul 21
1-M, 3-F. $750 780-582-3990.
COCK-A-POO PUPPIES,
vet checked, 1st shots dewormed,
ready to go. $500.
780-352-6360, 780-312-8933
COCKER CROSS PUPS
12 wks, Vet inspected, all shots,
black or black/ brown color.
780-621-3310 or 780-621-0794
CUTE PUGGLE PUPS.
Vaccinated & Dewormed
Call 306-344-4924
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS.
black or blonde, vet checked, dewormed, ready to go. $300 Will
deliver to Edm. 780-674-3575
DOG HAS FOUND A HOME
5 month M, Chocolate Brown Lab,
vet checked, shots. To give away.
For Sale CHIHUAHUA Puppies,
4 M, 1 F, Deposit Req'd. First
shots included, Ready July 15.
$700. 780-954-2159
GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pups, 1st
shots, dewormed, ready to go.
$450. Call 941-2162
Golden retriever X Great Pyrenees
pups, $300 well socialized, gentle
quiet, shots, dewormed 289-3608
JACK RUSSEL TERRIER PUPS,
ready to go. Taking orders.
Starting at $200. 306-397-2305
JACK RUSSELL PUP Male, Tricolored, 15 wks. 1st shots, $450.
Short haired & legged. 446-3825
LAB PUPPIES. Mom and dad on
site, ready to go. Great family pet
$300 cash only. 780-941-3885
Looking for loving home for 2
wolf/malamute x pups. 7 mth old
siblings. Male -sable/black,
female-white. Shots utd.
$700 780-713-2533
MINI DACHSHUNDS CKC Reg.
Tattooed, dewormed, 1 st shots ,
very prespoiled. Ready to go Aug
7.Chocolate dapple Female, Silver
dapple Male. To view go to:
www.blumnharts-puppies.4t.com
Contact Bobbi 780-856-3320
MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS Pups
CKC with Vet inspect, vacc. &
written health guar. Prov. temp.
M/F 2 Young Adult Females with
breeding rights. 403-843-7794
Pugs and Boxers Puppies none
registered first shots, deworming,
ready to go $550 and up 871-1884
Purebred CANE CORSO for Sale.
F. 16 mos, all black, white chest,
ears, tails & dew claws cut. Exc.
watch dog, very rare. Serious inquiries only. $900 obo • Purebred
NEOPOLITAN MASTIFF 18 mos
old, M, blue, exc. dog, good w/
children, Serious inquiries only.
$900 obo 780-333-1794
Purebred Red Bone Coon Hound
Puppies. Champion bloodlines.
6wks, dewormed, 1st shots. Also
CKC reg'd PB Bloodhound Pup
8wks. 780-672-6026 (Camrose)
PUREBRED white German Shepherd. All shots, vet checked. Male,
neut, 2yrs, trained. $700. 902-2223
ROTTWEILER/HUSKY PUPPIES,
EXCELLENT TEMPERAMENT,
READY TO GO. $50.00 Each or
best offer. Phone: 780-777-7703
Springer Spaniel - Cross,
8 weeks old, $60 each.
Phone
Superior Chocolate & Black Lab
Puppies, titled, show & hunting
Champs. ckc, reg, vet checked,
shots, guar, $800. 662-3624
www.albertalabradors.ca
TOP TOY POODLE 1 tiny black
male Poodle. Purebred, 1st shots,
vet checked, ready to go July 13.
$650 Phone 449-6648
VERY CUTE Shih Tzu puppies.
Ready to go. $400. Phone
780-919-7310
WEIMARANER Pups, 1st shots,
vet checked, parents on site, will
ship. 306-892-2537
Automotive
300A Cars For Sale
2002 Dodge Grand Caravan Es
Ltd. Ed. Loaded, 1 owner, maint
records, 3 mos remain. Warr. 17'
tires, chrome rims, 3.8L, V6 leather, pwerhtd front seats, premium
sound sys, keyless entry, ABS,
pm, pw, pdl, ps, tilt, cruise. 76,000
kms. $15,900 obo. Call: 457-1958
93' Corsica, Auto., CD Player,
Good shape, new starter, remote
starter. $500, Call: (780)439-4877
.
.
89 Ford F350 4x4 Dually, 460 efi, 5
speed. 89 Ford F250 for $1500. 71
Mustang Mach 1, totally restored,
$3800 obo, serious only:
(780) 689-8791 or (780) 404-9646
0301 Cars 2004
2004 Chev Cavalier VLX, 4dr, A/C,
pw, pdl, pm, cruise, Exc. Cond.
$10,900 obo 463-5625
0302 Cars 2003
2003 Volkswagen Jetta, 1.8 T,
leather, loaded, manual, low Km,
$18,900obo. 416-0879 / 233-5674
0303 Cars 2002
2002 Acura, 1.7 EL, Premium,
71,000k, 4dr, auto, ac, leather,
heated seats, s-roof, starter, black
$14,750. 451-4204 / 995-7489
2002 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
GT, 2-dr., silver, grey interior,
loaded, 66,500 kms. Asking
$15,000. 780-472-0045.
2002 ZX5 Focus, loaded , lather
interior, sunroof, CD stereo, 57K,
asking $11,500.Call: 481-5502
0304 Cars 2001
2001 Ford Focus, 129K'S, $3,500.
2003 Cavalier 75k's, $5,500.
1993 Prelude 2 dr, 305k. $3,200.
780-785-2444, 780-994-7641.
2001 Ford Focus, 5s spd, remote
key, 81,000 kms, $6350 obo.
Phone 935-3464 or 479-1118.
2001 TAURUS SE stationwagon,
fully loaded, runs & drives great,
104,000 km, $4900, 218-4127
0305 Cars 2000
2000 CHEV MALIBU, 4-dr, V6,
110,000 kms, auto, loaded, bucket
s e a t s , g re y i n t . , A M / F M / C D .
$6000. 233-2835
0306 Cars 1999
1999 CAVALIER Z24,
5 spd, black, 220k, $4200 obo.
Phone 934-0678
1999 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE,
4 dr,V6, fully loaded, 168,000 km,
very clean, must see.
$4000 462-2607/660-2301
1999, Pontiac Sunfire, sport, 4 dr,
4 cyl, auto, loaded, air, white,
runs & great ,$4000 884-5580
0307 Cars 1998
1998, Hyundia Accent, 2 dr, 4 cyl ,
auto, 116 km, runs & drives well,
no rust, $3000 217-7820
1998 TOYOTA CAMRY LE fully
loaded, 4 cyl, auto, 220K, runs &
looked great. $6500 Ph: 884-5580
when you are!!!
0308 Cars 1997
1997 GRAND AM SE, excellent
condition, air, cruise, tilt,
auto trans, new tires. $3900
780-446-2991
0309 Cars 1996
1996 MECUREY SABLE GS, 6-cyl.
3-L, 4-dr. auto, fully loaded except
power seats. Excp gas mileage.
Unbelievable cond. in/outside.
Religiously maintained. Must sell.
Asking $2,600 obo. All offers considered. Phone 918-3931 (Edm)
1996,Saturn S series, 4 cyl,
1.9 L, 4 dr, auto, fully loaded, very
clean, excellent cond inside/out,
well maintained, 203 km, excellent
gas mileage, must sell, asking
$1700 obo,
0310 Cars 1995
1995 Olds Cutless Sierra 4 door,
loaded, V6 186 k great shape
$1350 obo Call: 499-5719
95 Chev Berretta 2 dr Bucket
Console, AC, runs good, P/S,
Auto, 220k, $1350 obo
0311 Cars 1994
1994 Dodge Spirit, 4dr, auto,
177,000k, pw, pdl, air,
Must be seen price to sell $1350
489-6889 or 991-9785
1994 FORD Taurus SHO. Good
body & int. needs motor work,
$1,500 obo. 637-4430, 934-4505.
1994 HONDA CIVIC, 4 dr, auto,
blue, non-smoking car. Runs real
great. 447-7207
94 CADILLAC ELDORADO
TOURING COUPE, 32 VALVE
NORTH STAR ENGINE 192,000
KM, LEATHER, LOADED,
NEVER WINTER DRIVEN,
$8000 OBO CALL: 459-8000
0312 Cars 1993
1993 Nissan Maxima, runs & looks
good, auto, fully loaded, cd/alarm
$2750obo Call 780-965-0533
93 MITSUBISHI Plymouth Laser
2-dr, auto, 4-cyl, 157 original
kms, original paint. $2,900.
Lady driven. 471-2884
0313
0318 Trucks
1995 CHEV SILVERARDO 1500 6.5
L turbo diesel XCab L/box, 4x4
auto, loaded, rust free, leather,
black, new tires, $6900 406-6868
1995 FORD F150 XL, red, 4x4, reg.
cab, long box, 5 spd, am/fm CD,
340k, well maint., $3250 970-2705
1998 Ford F-150 XL V8, 5 sp, ext.
cab, 3dr. s-box, a/c,tilt,cruise.
stereo, $3800. Ph 996-4511
1999 GMC SONOMA ex-cab, 2wd,
auto, 4.3L, V-6, white, rust free.
200k's, 1-owner. $5,900 406-6868
2001 FORD RANGER,
125,000k, Auto, AC mint, $8000.
Call 935-8288.
1992 SUBARU Loyale, 4-wheel dr.
Station Wagon, 238k's, dealer
maint. $2,500. 440-4081, 604-9884
1998 ESCORT LX, 2 Dr. fair
condition, some damage. Clean
interior, good rubber. $2500
obo. Call 478-9983 after 6 pm.
87 Nissan, 5sp, std, $850. 92
Daytona hb, v6, std, 2dr- $1450.
88, Corolla, 4dr, 4cyl, std-$850.
92, Sunbird le, 2dr, 4cyl, auto$1450. 92, Sundance, 4 cyl, std$1450. 93, Volkswagen golf, teal,
4dr, 4cyl, loaded-$2250. 92,
Grand Prix, v6, auto, loaded-$950.
92, Ram Charger, auto- $1450.
93 Intrepid, 4dr, v6, auto-$1650.
96 Ranger, ext cab, std- $2650.
96 Escort, 2dr, hb-$1850.
91 Topaz gs, 4dr, v6, auto- $950.
93 Aerostar exl sport, v6, auto,
loaded, exc cond -$1850.
901-7329/237-5866/ 939-6904
92 Acura Vigor 4 dr auto,
in-line 5 $4000
Phone : 868-0578
94 Grand AM , loaded 4-dr $1350
90 Cougar, loaded auto, $1100
91 Acclaim 4dr, $950 218-7308
1990
and Older
0315 Cars
1978 Cadillac El Dorado Barritz,
all available options for 1978 on
vehicle except sunroof,must see!
Asking $10,000 with all original
factory/ dealership paperwork.
Call 780-468-1396
1984 CAMARO, auto, sunroof,
no rust, 6 cyl, excellent project
car, $1000 obo Jerry 633-6751
1986 Mustang convertible, white,
Insurance inspected Good condition. $5475 obo. 475-9372 after 5
1988 Thunderbird LE V6 auto, air,
tilt, cruise, 131,000 km, new windshield, runs great, $1200 217-7820
1989 Dodge Spirit, ES, full
load, new rubber, looks and
drives excellent, must sell,
$1,050 or best offer.
780-938-6216
1990, Chrysler Dynasty LE, 4 dr,
V6, auto, fully loaded, clean, runs
& drives excellent, $850 477-7007
1990 Honda Civic, white, 4 dr, 4
cyl, 5 sp, CD, stereo. Gas miser.
$675. Ph. 484-4336.
1990 Sunbird LE 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto,
air, tilt, cruise, blue, buckets &
console, 144 km, $700 240-7668
83, Volvo Station Wagon 245 DL,
4 cyl, auto, well maintained Must
sell $375 obo, Call 641-5491
88 MUSTANG LX, auto, sunroof
great car, very reliable well maintained. $675 obo. Call 449-4151
89 Volvo, 740 GL, gold, 4 dr, 5
spd, loaded, am/fm, cd, exc cond.
293,000k. $1650. Ph: 970-2705
0317 Motorcycles
1984 Yamaha Venture Royal,
1200cc, Tour bike, excellent condition, new bat, Only 59 km,
Extras incl, $4500 Frim. 988-6506
0318 Trucks
1975 Ford F-250 with 8' camper
$1400. 1982 Bronco, needs fenders, $1500. Heisler 780-889-3773
1986 CHEVROLET half ton truck.
Power: brakes, steering, tilt, locks,
windows. Blue, 305, tool box.
$2000 obo. Call: 780-914-3014
1990 FORD RANGER XLT X/Cab,
4x4, 2.9L, 5 spd, runs well. $2000
obo 471-2884
1992 CHEV Silverado 2WD, x-cab,
auto, loaded, rebuilt eng., 2 tone,
rust free, mint, $3900 406-6868
1995 CHEV PICK UP, 4X4 brand
new 6 cyl & brand new transmission. Needs box. $2500 718-1498
95 Chev 1500 Ext Cab 4x4, s-box,
auto, V8, green, rebuilt engine,
rust free, immac. $5900. 915-0616
'99 Windstar LX, bucket seats, 2
sliding doors, 3.8L, loaded, rear
heat & air, mags, tinted glass.
$4900. 983-7951.
1987 FORD ECONOLINE 150
panel van, white, 284k, priced to
sell, $850 Phone 970-2705
1996 Dodge Ram. 1500 Cargo Van
excellent contractor van, some
shelving. Very good condition.
$4500obo. Call 983-5810
when you are!!!
0322
2004 Dodge Ram 2500 ST. HD
Hemi 4x4, 5.7L, QCAB, 188k,
white, Insp/maint. Quick sale.
$19,500 OBO Call: 934 - 4024
2004 Gmc sierra 1500,p/l, p/w. ac,
5.3 v8, mainly hi way driven, black
in color, excellent shape, custom
tires & wheels 22"m 72,000km.
$33,900 668-5230
when you are!!!
82 FORD F-150 STD, NEW RAD,
PROPANE, EXC. RUN, COND.
W/CAMPER $995 OBO. 89
FORD FESTIVA - AUTO, 4CYL,
2DR, CD, SUNROOF, RUNNING
COND $895 OBO 298-2022
91 Dodge, 3 quarter ton, turbo
Diesel, reg cab, auto, runs excellent, first $3000, 471-2884
92 GMC ex cab, fully loaded,
2wd, runs & drives excel. $2,500.
Call 218-4127
For all your advertising needs call
780-444-5454.
FORD F150 201 XL V8, ext cab,
auto, cruise & air, short box,
190,000 km, A-1 shape.
780-387-4006
0319
Trucks Heavy
Duty
2004 TITANIUM 38' 5th WHEEL
TRAILER & 2002 DODGE 1 TON
DUALLY DIESEL fully loaded.
TRAILER upgrades: Polar Pkg,
island ktn, hdwd flr, F/P, full vinyl
skirting $2000, independent front
jacks, topper awnings, Aerodynamic towing TRUCK: new tires,
htd leather seats, B&D exhaust
brake, lots of extras!!
$89,900 for both.
Contact: Marilyn
dustyroadsrvingyahoo.com or
403-892-6407
0320 Vans - Mini
1994, Aero Star XLT, EXT, awd,
pw, pdl, 4 captain chairs, ac &
heat front & back, 4.0 L,
$1,350 453-2389
1994 CHEV ASTRO ext., loaded,
luxury touring, 7 pass., rear air
heat, very clean, $1950 477-7007
1995 Dodge Caravan, 3L V6,
auto, 7 passenger, 195K, runs
well, strong engine and trans,
$2200 obo Call Alik: 439-6822
1995 Dodge Caravan, 7 passenger, loaded, blue, exc. cond.,
92,000 kms, $3500.
1995 GMC SAFARI fully loaded, 7
passenger, exc. running cond.,
$2150 obo
1996 CHEV ASTRO LS, AWD, 4.3
V6, auto, loaded, tinted glass, low
ground effects. $4800. 233-2835
1996 Windstar, 7 passenger, fully
loaded, alum wheels. 172-K.
CD Player. $3450 obo. 498-2311.
2000 Chevy Venture, 7 pass, 4 dr,
v6, auto, fully loaded, 220k, runs &
drives great $2,900
91 MAZDA MPV
7 pass, loaded, new tires, nice.
$995 obo
94 Voyager V6, auto, 7 pass $1250
94 Astro, 7 pass, loaded, V6,
$1550 Both very good. 218-7308
95 Ford Areostar XLT ext. 7 pas,
pw, pdl, air, Price to sell must be
seen. $1400 489-6889 / 991-9785
96 Dodge Grand Caravan LE full
load w/dual sliding doors 7 pass.
excellent condition command strt
$3300 obo call: 934-2040
96, Windstar, V6, auto, teal,
loaded, air, cruise, tilt, $2,250 obo
237-5866/939-6904
98 Chev Venture, 3.4L, V6, white,
loaded, am/fm cassette, car
starter, very clean, safety inspected, 164K, $5,600. 970-2705
98 GRAND CARAVAN 4-dr. no
rust, auto, roof rack, V-6, air, exc
cond. 216k's. $3,950. 708-4171
1 BR condo, avail immed,
close to all, $950.
For details 780-904-1016
Real Estate
Homes
0321 Vans - Full Size 0402
1999 DODGE CARAVAN cruise
control, fully loaded, nice van,
130,000 km. $6200 ~ 708-5563
Cars 1992
Services
0712 Motor Homes 0918 General
Unfurnished
0526 Rooms
0320 Vans - Mini
Sport Utility
Vehicles
1990 TOYOTA 4RUNNER 5 spd,
air, cruise, 295,000 k, runs well,
some rust, $2700 obo
637-2032/233-7119
dollar.
1991 SUZUKI Side Kick, 4-dr. 4x4,
auto, air, stereo, mags, 183kms,
$1,450/obo. 977-8881, 757-3769
1994 JEEP Grande Cheroke Larado 4x4 mint loaded, new tran.
r-nd, intake, tires, 192k's, 318,
soney c/d player. $6,350obo.
977-8881 or 757-3769.
1994 Nissan Pathfinder. Executive driven, Exc. cond. Moving
must sell. $4600 obo. 710-1366.
1997 Ford Explorer XL, ps, pb, pw
air, tilt, cruise, very good cond.
$4500obo. Call 983-5810
1997 Toyota 4Runner LTD one
owner, 120,000 km., leather, power all, air, CD, sunroof. Exc. cond.
$15,900 obo. Ph. 250-417-1924, or
780-998-3213.
2000 Chev Blazer LT, 4x4, 4-dr,
leather, sunroof, tinted glass, low
kms., black with dark gray int.
$8500. 668-9759.
2000 Ford Explorer XLT, 4x4, only
98K, 6 cyl, red ext., grey cloth int.
Very gd. cond. $11,000. 436-0880.
ASSUMABLE
Home in Ellerslie.
Call 885-8769
Entertainment & Leisure
Big Valley Jamboree Aug 3-5
3Day passes $160ea. Sng day
Sat. or Sun $50ea. 306-220-3200
0406 FSBO - North
Comfortable 1022 sq. ft., bi-level
with 2-bdrm in-law suite, incl all
appl, located in quiet mature
neighborhood. Asking $399,900.
475-8871
dollar.
& Townhomes
0428 Condos/Duplex
PRICED to go fast! $199,600 for
upgraded 2bdrm hi-rise condo,
u/g parking Sophy @ 604-0060
0440
Out of Province
Properties
AWESOME WALLEYE FISHING!!
Cabin 14 miles north of
La Ronge, Saskatchewan.
Turn key operation. Asking
$184,000. Ph: (306)249-0340 or
(306)774-6067
Unfurnished - Central
0502 Suites
3 Bedroom. Main Level of House.
N/P, N/S. Within Walking Distance
LRT. $1300/mnth plus utilities.
(780)909-8655
Terwillegar , 3bdrm, 6 appl. garage, deck $2000 +DD 790-1408
[email protected]
0325
Cars & Trucks
Wanted
SCRAP CAR & TRUCK REMOVAL
FREE
914-7560
0327 Auto Parts
BLOWN HEAD GASKET?
Thermalweld offers you a low cost
alternative to this expensive
repair. Most vehicles under $350.
Mobile Service,weather permitting
Edmonton area: 780-405-7194
www.thermalweld.com
CAPITAL CITY MAIDS
We will beat any competitor,
BOTH price & quality of service.
Call: 780-445-8057
Trimline Design Centre. Your
source for Renewable Energy,
Products & Courses 466-9034
www.trimlinedesigncentre.com
2004, 29-1/2 ft. Citation Supreme
5th wheel. Exc. cond. Like new,
used 6x. Neutral int. F/P, queen
island bed. surround sound, entertainment centre, 1 lge. slide.
Set on spacious rented lot overlooking beautiful Lac la Nonne,
lge deck, garden/ wood shed, firepit. Lot rent paid to end of season.
$46,000. Ph. 220-2643.
/ Marine
Supplies
0706 Boats
12' Aluminum boat & trailer
completer with oars & life jackets.
$850 obo 471-3670/446-4965
2001 GLASTRON FX 205 with 5L.,
Mint condition. $20,000 obo.
306-231-5939 or 306-367-4228.
when you are!!!
/ Trailers /
Equipment
0708 Campers
1999 Palomino tent trailer, 12',
front storage area, sleeps 6, 3 way
fridge, furnace, 2 propane tanks, 2
spare tires, inside/outside stove,
add a room for awning, $7000 obo
Glen: 908-7217/ 475-1554
2004 27' Travelair 5th wheel, bunk
model, loaded, exc. cond.
$29,500. Phone: 780-385-5069.
VERY LARGE TRUCK CAMPER,
fully self-contained, excellent
shape, $2500. Truck negotiable.
Phone 780-688-3350
Roof & Foundation repair work.
Water damage, top to bottom.
Free est. Call Greg: 780-478-0027
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Ignore a few enticing temptations that
might waste your time or entangle
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ARIES (March 21-April 19): If you
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gather like when coasting downhill.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Remember that actions speak louder than
words. Make your mark by being an
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GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Discover hidden talents. You never know
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SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): The
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Edmonton
Today
Sunrise: 5:26 a.m.
High 28
Low 19
Sunny in the morning with risk of
thunderstorms developing in the
afternoon. Winds light.
Tomorrow
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High 24
Low 20
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Thursday
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