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Monday, January 17, 2005 Ensign Front Page Volume
8, No. 113
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Change not decline- Monday
January 17, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : Zellers
closed in Tisdale last September and its huge story in Swift Current closes in February,
they actually will be knocking down the building on the east end of the Swift Current
Mall. Retail in North America is having problems, K-Mart, Zellers, Target, Hudson's
Bay, all are closing outlets trying to find a way to stay in business and SAAN was
purchased by a hack and chop outfit that buys up businesses and then reduces them
to their parts to recover its investment. This is not a retail decline it is a retail
change.
(warning: this is not a brief article)
 The Greenwater Report- Monday
January 17, 2005
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : Gerald has gone and bought some snow tires, is rejoicing in the so
to re-open Cove and the cold is crimpling his walks in the snow.
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 Van quest- Sunday
January 16, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : There
is sort of mystery to the function and operation of mechenical devices and since
the play such a vital and seemingly important role in the lives of us all just getting
along from one day to another can be a test, a kind of quest for each and every owner.
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-15º, wind 13 knots at 160º, altimeter 29.93, light snow and drifting snow
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Today In Ensign
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Timothy W. Shire - Change not decline
Gerald Crawford - the Greenwater Rpt |
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Today in Ensign years past
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- 1 year ago on a
1940 plymouth
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- 2 years ago on snowplanes,
- politics and economics
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- 3 years ago on optimism,
- economics, Paul Martin, campbell, taxes and fish
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- 4 years ago on weather, curling
- and sandblasting
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- 5 years ago on waxwings
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- 6 years ago on education and hill sliding
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Tim's Tip of the Day
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 More than just a silly statement, for
most people the most difficult part of life is being able to make out the forest
through the trees. Isolating what is really important, what is just confusion, is
the biggest challenge to face. Ultimately, the problem with priorities is determining
who's priorities, those you have established or are aware of, or those priorities
that have somehow intruded into the "important" things in your life. The
solution is a simple one, don't keep it to yourself, talk about it and when you explain
things, listen to what "you" are saying. |
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Kevin's
find of the day
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 Man finds nail
in skull six days later The original associated
press story from the Denver Post was carried by ABC News, USA
Today and other news services. Most disconcerting is not that the injury went
undetected for several days but the victim Patrick Lawler is one of the millions
of Americans who has no medical caare and this injury cost between $80,000 and $100,000. |
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Ensign Notes
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.Happenings In Tisdale:
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 Arctic
quest- Friday
January 14, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : The
west wind is a demon, overwhelming in its power, curel and unrelenting. Only avoidance
and the approach of spring can dampen its affects.
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 Mac
Mini just another piece in the revolution or evolutionary puzzle- Wednesday
January 12, 2004
by : Timothy W. shire
Tisdale : The
information age, the electronic age, the age of automation all terms that suggest
that we are living in a time when things have changed. They have but we aren't there
yet as each critical part of the whole picture is coming into focus. As you are reading
this on a computer screen you are yourself part of that revolution and it is a complex
combination of hardware, software and user acceptance and capability.
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 The Greenwater report- Wednesday
January 12, 2005
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park :After a trip for Christmas to Alberta Gerald is back bucking the wind
and watching the snow fall as north owls maker their appearance and he is on the
lookout for cardinals.
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 Yorkton
Harvest start the new year with 4 - 1 win over the Tisdale Trojans- Friday
January 7, 2004
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : For
the last ten minutes of play Yorkton barely touched the puck as the Trojans tried
to get back into a game they had lost in the first two periods. Great effort but
no cigar. The stands were full of loyal fans and though their team lost it was a
thriller right to the last second.
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 Winter
City- Thursday
January 6, 2005
by: Timothy W. Shire
Regina : Regina's
hardy residents are attempting to handle the challenge of winter pretty well as they
have had a bit of snow between Christmas and New Years and then to start the New
Year some crisp temperatures. Today they have temperatures in the teens and are likely
to become confused.
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 The
Breaking of some Myths for 2005 and beyond- Thursday
January 6, 2004
by : Mario deSantis
Prince Albert
: Without paying attention to some fundamental issues we can very easily come to
some very confused conclusions. This story attempts to point out some fo those issues.
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 Swift
Current's New Year's Baby- Wednesday
January 5, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Swift Current
: At seven thirty Monday, January 3rd this little girl arrived in Swift Current's
hospital making her the first baby of the new year for this southwest Saskatchewan
city. The next day three more babies were born as families celebrate each new arrival
and all of us can look forward to the days, weeks and years to come.
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as it looks from here- Wednesday
December 29, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : The
tradition continues of taking time at the end of the year to look both forward and
back and reflect upon what may be expected.
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 "May
your days be merry and bright and may all your Christmases by white"- Friday
December 24, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : With snow falling and the temperature a seasonal -23ºC Tisdale experienced
a perfect Christmas eve. For us in this part of Canada every Christmas is a white
one but we can easily identify with the nostolga felt for Christmases past.
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 The
miracle of Christmas and the obtuse notions of Paradox and Catch 22 in today’s Economics- Friday
December 24, 2004
by : Mario deSantis
Prince Albert
: The is a dramatic need for perspective so that we see things over the long term
and grasp the basic concepts of consequences that do not necessary occur simply because
some other circumstances may have had some similarities.
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Canadian as- Wednesday
December 22, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale
: If you ask a Canadian what it is to be a Canadian they
will mention a number of things but it is almost certain that all will have hockey
some where on their list.
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- George Bush's smarts and the economy
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December 22, 2004
by : Mario deSantis
Prince Albert :
Last week the Administration of the United States government held a conference on
the economy and came up with some amazing decisions as they completely ignore the
decline these same policies have already had on both the US and world economy.
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- Trojans
trounce Warriors 6 - 0
- Tuesday
December 21, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : The
long losing streak ended Sunday afternoon when the Trojans played absolutely brilliantly
skilled hockey and completely overwhelmed the hard skating and definitely competitive
Moose Jaw Warriors.
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 The Greenwater
Report- Tuesday
December 21, 2004
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : The Crawfords are getting ready for Christmas as ice fishing picks
up and the work on the TV tower now over a month late is held up even longer by wind
conditions.
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Geese- Tuesday
December 21, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : At
the craft fair at the Tisdale mall this past weekend a Nipawin craftsman marketed
some truly unusal pets and most of them have found new homes.
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Ground drift late this afternoon as vehicles head south on highway #35.
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