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Top Stories This Week - February 14, 2007
 
The Aspenview School Board arrived en masse at the Smith School community talent show that went down in the tiny hamlet last Saturday night. Various administrators showed up and roasted Smith School principal and event organizer Glen Finney (second from right) in appreciation of his hard work. They turned Chuck Berry’s Johnny B. Goode into Finney Be Good. Now in it’s second year, Finney waived the $150 program fee students had to pay last year and said the course would live or die on donations and hard work. The talent show raised $1,875.20 and pushes the total for the year to neary $7,000. Eight thousand is needed to pay for it. Appearing in no particular order are Brian LeMessurier, Mark Centazzo, Denny Sawchuk, and Brian Rudyk.
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Government centre on budget
The latest news on Slave Lake’s government centre and library project is good. Recent cost estimates, presented by architect Vivian Manasc at council’s Feb. 6 meeting, show that it is on budget.
Big Buck Night promises big scores
March 3 will mark the third annual Slave Prairie Big Buck Night. The first two events were held in a bar in Canyon Creek but this year it is taking over the Elks hall.
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Sports Highlights
Skip Lyle Ruecker watches the progress of his shot in the ‘A’ Event final in the Men’s Open Bonspiel at the Slave Lake Curling Club on Sunday. Ruecker’s team of Third Rick Gamble, Second Allan Ruecker and Lead Andy Poggenpohl beat Chris Jones’s Nabors rink 7 - 5 to capture the event. In the ‘B’ Event, Doug Reid defeated Gary Ruecker and in the ‘C’ Danny Gorham’s rink beat Scott Tradewell. Eight teams participated in the bonspiel.
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Winterhawks take care of Legal troubles
Coming off an 8 – 2 win in the series opener, nobody expected the Winterhawks to have much trouble with the Legal Vipers in the Arctic Ice Centre. They didn’t, at least for a couple of periods.
Wolves win!
The Slave Lake Wolves got their second win of the season over the Dawson Creek Jr. Canucks on the weekend. Strangely enough, both times it was in the Canucks’ barn.
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