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Top Stories This Week - Nov. 17, 2004
 
Slave Lakers turned out in their usual good numbers for Remembrance Day ceremonies at the cenotaph in downtown Slave Lake on Nov. 11. Above, an RCMP representative prepares to lay a wreath on behalf of his organization.
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Liberals and NDs drop candidates in
Unfortunately, the Liberals and New Democrats couldn’t find anybody local to run for them within the Lesser Slave Lake constituency. Both parties announced candidates last week who are not resident in the area – Doris Bannister for the NDs and Jon Pleckaitis for the Liberals.
Southshore residents to get sewer connections soon
Residents of the Municipal District on the south shore of Lesser Slave Lake will have sewage connections installed this December.
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Sports Highlights
Junior curler Dylan Anderson throws a rock for his junior league team. The junior league teams meet after school on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Adult teams meet three evenings a week at 7 pm. The Mixed league plays on Tuesday, the Ladies’ on Wednesday, and the Men’s on Thursday. The league is currently inviting curlers to register for a weekend bonspiel that begins Friday.
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Winterhawks beat Drayton Valley!
Holy cow! The Slave Lake Winterhawks have finally beaten the Drayton Valley Wildcats!
Wolves drop a couple more
It’s getting hard to find new ways to describe the same old story, but here goes. The Slave Lake Wolves lost two games again.
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