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Top Stories This Week - Sept. 15, 2004
 
Face-painting artist Jaquie Paul was one of many attractions for youngsters at the Smith Fall Fair, quickly transforming cute to mystically beautiful characters with a little paint and a sprinkling of glitter.
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Make running for office worthwhile, says committee
If you want to attract good people, you have to be prepared to pay for them. That’s the philosophy behind a proposed 100 per cent raise in base compensation for the men and women who serve on Slave Lake Town council.
Sewers back up (again) on 1A Ave. S.W.
Residents at the far end of 1A Ave. S.W. are mopping up their basements after sewers backed up during the high water of Sept. 2. It's just another episode in a long series of incidents going back at least 12 years.
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Not even the mud, greasy roads nor swollen streams generated by weeks of rain were enough to keep 40-odd quad-riders from their fun Saturday as Slave Lake’s Rotary club hosted its annual quad rally that made its way from the intersection of Hwys. 2 and 88 to the Grizzly Ridge ski trails and back. The run offered unlimited amounts of mud, mega give-aways and a 50-50 purse that earned Edward Collins a cool $430 from Rotary President Tyler Warman.
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Arena roof could cost $750,000
There will be no more consultants’ reports on what to do about the Arena #1 roof at the Arctic Ice Centre. Not if Mayor Ray Stern gets his way, and after a lively debate at Slave Lake Town council’s Sept. 7 meeting, it looks like he will.
Wolves coaching vacancy still not filled
With the season opener just a couple of weeks away, the Slave Lake Wolves Jr. ‘B’ club still doesn’t have a head coach. At least they didn’t at press time, which means they might go into this weekend’s exhibition games against Beaumont without a bench boss.
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