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Top Stories This Week - September 21, 2005
 
Holy smokes! It’s a hole in one!
Don Charrois, owner and operator of Charrois Motor Products, and sponsor of the Hole In One golf tournament on Sept. 11, presents Don McDermid with keys to a brand new car. McDermid was the first person in the five-year-long history of the tournament to walk away with the grand prize. Charrois says it was the best year yet both because someone finally won and because for the first time in recent years, the weather was fantastic letting everyone get out to have a great time.
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Trial set for Red Basket owner
Young Yoo, operator of Red Basket, will be back in High Prairie provincial court Jan. 30-31 for trial on 19 charges of selling pirated DVDs.
Police promise to release report
K Division will release the results of its internal investigation, regarding a 9-1-1 call from Brenda Moreside on February 13, once its finished.
Olansky always willing to help others
If a person looked up the word volunteer in Webster’s Dictionary they would most likely see a photograph of Alicemary Olansky.
Couch joins the military and learns how to fly
Most young men who decide to join the Canadian military have one common goal: they would all love to become a pilot in the Canadian Air Force.
Sports Highlights
...and the winner takes home the car!
It was a great weekend for everyone, but Don McDermid got the best of the deal when he got a hole in one, and won the car, worth $20,000.
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