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Top Stories This Week - Jan. 7, 2003
 
She missed the New Year’s baby honours four years ago, but Hondo resident Norma Bigstone managed to ‘deliver’ this time around when son Jared Hawely Bigstone arrived just two hours into the New Year Thursday, making him the first at Slave Lake health complex in 2004.
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M.D. Reeve Foley says she won't run again
She’s very tight lipped about what she will do. But one thing the reeve for the Municipal District of Lesser Slave River won’t be doing is running for the reeve’s chair when residents head to the polls to elect new municipal governments and school boards in October. Neither will she run for a seat on the M.D. council.
Chevron Texaco selling Mitsue operation
Employees’ jobs are anything but assured as ChevronTexaco announced late last year that its Mitsue operation is one of several ‘mature assets’ it’ll get rid of through a major ‘divestment’ process it expects to complete during the 2004 calendar year. So says a release from the company that says it’ll nonetheless retain a large percentage of its petroleum-producing properties in the Athabasca oil sands of northern Alberta, the MacKenzie Delta, the east coast Canada and in the
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Fox Creek Bandits’ player Tyler Scobey lost control of the puck on this breakaway against Winterhawks’ goalie Sheldon Ghostkeeper on Saturday night. Ghostkeeper held the Bandits to three goals in an 11 - 3 Slave Lake win.
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Hot goalie not nearly enough for Fox Creek
It’s a downright shame that the Fox Creek Bandits can’t put together a decent team in front of their terrific goalie Ian Chwok. Chwok was his usual brilliant self in the Bandits’ game against the local Winterhawks on Saturday, but with only 10 skaters, his team wasn’t. The result was an 11 – 3 Slave Lake win.
Wolves lose in Dawson Creek, Chetwynd
The losing skid continued for the Slave Lake Wolves on the weekend. On Saturday they got pummeled 9 – 2 by the Dawson Creek Jr. Canucks. Sunday in Chetwynd the Icemen scored in overtime to edge the Wolves 8 – 7.
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