Oct 05 2008
Monday, October 6th
Advance Poll
Arena upgrades open house
Tuesday, October 7th
Fire Hall open house
All candidates forum
Wednesday, October 8th
Arena upgrades open house
Saturday, October 11th
Slide Guitar Legend Ellen Mcllwaine
Oct 05 2008
The Town of Slave Lake is embarking on a novel way to garner community input on the upgrade options for the arena. The Town will be taking their plans to you by holding open houses in various locations in the community.
The first open house will take place at the arena Monday, October 6th from 5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
The second open house will take place Wednesday, October 8th from 9:00 a.m. -12 noon at Tim Hortons
The final open house will take place on Saturday, October 18th at Canadian tire.
Take this opportunity to participate and you can shop or enjoy a cup of coffee at the same time.
Kudos to the Town of Slave Lake for using innovation to get community input.
Oct 04 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Events
Kids
For more information call 849 4110
Oct 03 2008
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Oct 03 2008
Magic, comedy act to grace Slave Lake stage
His world-famous performance has been called everything from a “high-energy” blend of sophisticated magic and hilarious audience participation” to a “class act”. And now Edmonton’s Sheldon Casavant is returning to Slave Lake to mesmerize his audience – members of which just might become part of the act.
It’ll all happen next month – Saturday, Nov. 22 — as the Slave Lake Rotary club presents a fun-filled dinner and night out at the Sawridge Inn and Conference Centre.
Organizer Ali Mouallem says tickets are already selling fast for dinner, and Rotary president, Lenny Richer knows why.
“Sheldon was in our community four years ago and put on a great show,” Richer said last week.
“He provides a great mix of magic with a side of comedy; it’s a great combination for an enjoyable evening out.”
Tickets are just $75 apiece, and Mouallem says companies are reserving tables for what promises to be an evening of fantastic food and fun.
He adds that the club hopes that it will be within spitting distance of accomplishing its $400,000 goal for the library project by that time. So last, it was already making plans to use profits from this dinner for another worthwhile community project.
Tickets are available from Mouallem (780-805-6122) or Richer (780-805-5232), or any Rotary member.
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