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Top Stories This Week - Nov. 26, 2003
 
Most children that crawled upon Santa’s lap during Moonlight Madness wore ear-to-ear grins, but for two-and-a-half- year-old Brittany McGloin there was no fun being perched on the Jolly Old Elf’s lap, even with Mom Jayna in tow.
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Debate coming on public lands access
A bill that, in part, makes blockades onto Crown lands illegal, and gives peace officers the right to remove those blockades could be law by Christmas.
Council sets sights on southeast intersection
Moved by yet another poignant letter from a resident concerned about potential disaster at the intersection of 6th Avenue and 6th Street in the community’s southeast, word of another ‘near miss’ at the intersection that day, and a recommendation that they consider creating a three-way stop at that intersection, Slave Lake Town councillors pledged last week to consider the options at their December meeting.
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Sports Highlights
Donovan Nicholas of the Slave Lake Wolves puts one past the Beaverlodge goalie in Sunday’s game. The Wolves needed a few more like it but didn’t get them in a 6 - 3 loss.
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Wolves break losing skid
The good news is the Slave Lake Wolves came to play on Saturday and threw the monkey off their backs with a 10 – 4 win over the Beaverlodge Blades. The bad news is that on Sunday they played badly and lost 6 – 3 to the same team.
Hinton steals one from Sabres
The Bantam ‘AA’ Sabres were well on their way to a two-game sweep of Hinton on Sunday, but there was a malfunction at the junction. Leading 5 – 2 after two periods, they let it slip away in the third and lost 6 – 5. That was after beating Hinton 7 – 5 on Saturday with a third-period surge of their own.
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