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The Week of May 26 to June 1, 2002
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 SilverTown Speedway Begins the 2002 Season- Sunday
May 26, 2002
Miserable weather Saturday for drivers and fans alike and though it is sunny today
the wind remains well over twenty knots so its going to be another dusty day at the
track.
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 Now What About The Uniforms- Sunday
May 26, 2002
J. Edgar Robertson of West Hill Ontaril wants to know what Canada plans to do with
the thousands of desert uniforms it has on order for troops who will be no longer
serving in a desert.
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 Tough Attempts To Spring- Sunday
May 26, 2002
A touch of green as plants defy the wind and lack of rain and grow anyway.
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 Endurance and Trial track, Heritage Road
Improved- Monday
May 27, 2002
Traffic has been avoiding Heritage Road on Tisdale's West side for months as it appeared
as though the road was being turned into a suspension and obstacle track. Today,
new gravel.
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 The Greenwater Report For May 27, 2002- Monday
May 27, 2002
Dry and fire hazard high as Gerald tells about putting in the dock, road construction,
farmers market and rabbits.
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- H1
AM General Hummer
 Monday
May 27, 2002
The ultimate SUV, the civilian version of the American military utility vehicle.
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 ACCEPTANCE or INCREASED CYNICISM- Monday
May 27, 2002
Joe Hueglin wonders if the Prime Ministers cabinet clean up will be enough to satisfy
the doubts about corruption in the government.
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 Low- Monday
May 27, 2002
What a rush flying low waving at friends but death defying feats of aviation misjudgement
are dead wrong.
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 Prime Minsiter Fires Instead of Retires- Monday
May 27, 2002
Ron Thornton wonders if the Prime Minister has errored by not taking decisive action
in the past and just should have quit himself.
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 Whistle Blowers Coleen Rowley and Kenneth
Williams and the New Families: the Bushes, the Royal Saudis and the
Bin Ladens- Monday
May 27, 2002
The FBI and the CIA had the whole story long before aircrafts began crashing into
buildings and the knowledge was surpressed.
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 Trees and Dugouts- Monday
May 27, 2002
Tisdale's Parks and Recreation department continues to improve the ball diamonds,
this year adding trees and dugouts shelters for each diamond.
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 Waiting For The Light- Tuesday
May 28, 2002
Reflections on critical analysis and the pained expressions of disappointment of
human leadership.
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 Thirty-nine Year
Old Bridge To Be Replaced- Wednesday
May 29, 2002
Designed to last thirty-five years the bridge on highway #3 over the Doghide just
North of Tisdale is declared unsafe and work has begun on its replacement.
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 On Economic Productivity and Bush's Agenda:
A World for the Bushes and Berlusconis- Wednesday
May 29, 2002
Mario deSantis directs our attention to the view of the economic world by some of
America's economists who are seriously at odds with the conventional thinking of
the Republican Party and the Republican President.
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- From The Bottom Up
 Wednesday
May 29, 2002
What goes under a building can be pretty important and the new Inchworm store is
down in that important part.
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 Create An Even Playing Field- Wednesday
May 29, 2002
Mike Reilly believes that the Federal government is not doing its part to square
things with Canadian farmers as they struggle with a low Canadian dollar, US subsidies
and internal trade problems.
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 Rainless Clouds- Wednesday
May 29, 2002
Gentle cumulus clouds are pleasant to look at as they filter the light but they are
a poor excuse for some dampness.
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 FX Clouds- Thursday
May 30, 2002
Thunder all the appearances of rain but nothing. Weather by Hollywood.
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 Cumberland Community College- Thursday
May 30, 2002
A fabulous setting for adult education in Tisdale's RECplex facility.
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 Withdrawal From Afghanistan- Thursday
May 30, 2002
Former Progressive Conservative candidate from London Ontario, Derral Bellaire voices
his disappointment at the military devolution that forces Canada to end its participation
in the ongoing struggle.
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 You Can't Pay For Pride- Thursday
May 30, 2002
Mike Reilly brings up an issue that should have been discussed long ago and that
is why is the Federal government paying anyone to show the flag.
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 Little Giant Does The Lifting- Thursday
May 30, 2002
Work progresses on the bridge work North of Tisdale. We will keep you posted as the
project continues. Yesterday the crane went to work.
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 Understanding of Time and Money:
Econometric Professor Ian Walker versus Political Historian Kevin Phillips- Thursday
May 30, 2002
The compulsion to quantify things is a human trait but not necessarily an admirable
one.
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 Change of Plans- Friday
May 31, 2002
This repair project will wrap up early next week as damage has been repaired and
will wait until next year to replace the structure.
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 Saskatoons- Friday
May 31, 2002
Down on the desert North of Swift Current Edwin Wallace has his Saskatoon bushes
all out in bloom. He says they are a bit late but looking good.
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 Another Brick
In The Wall- Friday
May 31, 2002
Here is a neat finishing and decorative material that looks like something every
Tim Allen wannabe can handle.
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 Waiting For The Bus- Friday
May 31, 2002
Getting to and from school safely is an important part of every child's life. In
the small town of Tisdale that involves intown school bus pick ups.
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 Apologies To Bobby McFerrin- Friday
May 31, 2002
Ron Thornton helps us out of this week with a little tune, to hear the song you need
to have QuickTime installed
in your computer, it is a free enhancement to your system and adds capability.
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 Rolling Lawns and Trees- Saturday
June 1, 2002
Landscaping projects in progress today as one family installs a new lawn and another
customises their trees.
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 The Understanding Of The Free Market As
"Money Talks BS Walks" and The Understanding Of Religion As "Religion
Talks BS Walks"- Saturday
June 1, 2002
Mario deSantis explains how money and religion seem incomprehensible reasons for
mutual extermination.
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 Night Eyes- Saturday
June 1, 2002
Here are five images taken last night that shed some darkness on our awareness.
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