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Friday, November 6, 2009 10:05 PM
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Volume 12, No. 080 |
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Tisdale Mall near 5:00 this afternoon. |
- First Annual Tisdale Health & Wellness Fair
- Friday
November 6, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: The Energy & Vitality Centre in the Tisdale Mall is hosting a mini trade fair of sorts with speakers and various boothes exhibiting their products and services. The show ran today and all of Saturday.
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Today In Ensign |
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Today in Ensign years past |
2008 - Trojans 10 and 6 early in season |
2007 - |
2006 - Greenwater report |
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- 2004 - St. Matthew's window
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- 2003 - Progressive Conservatives call for democractic vote and No fault auto insurance in Canada
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- 2002 - Forces at work, Public safety act, town increases size of lagoon and they voted it down
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- 2001 - Party store, prevailing doubt and what happened to Saskatchewan?
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2000 - Greeenwater report |
1999 - Royal Bank coffee and cake |
1998 - What goes on in there, goodmorning sunrise and Saskatoon street prostituiton |
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Tim's Tip of the Day |
The familiar things that make up a setting tell us where we are and we constantly need to measure that feeling with our internal need to feel a part of a place or environment. (Click on thumb nail to see full size.) |
Find of the day
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Spears sparks lip-synching
debate in Australia
Australian courts and politicians believe that a live performance should be live and with the price of tickets being what they are people who pay for a live show should see one. Britney Spears is scheduled for 15 concerts in Australia.
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Happenings In Tisdale: |
- Saturday, November 7, Tisdale Mall, Tisdale Health & Wellness Fair
- Saturday, November 7, 9:30 AM Tisdale Mall, Schapansky household auction
- Sunday, November 8, 3:55 Tisdale Midget AA Ramblers vs North Battleford
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- Schapansky household auction tomorrow
- Friday
November 6, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: An auction sale of household goods begins at 9:30 Saturday morning in the Tisdale Mall. Of particular interest is a huge doll collection that will be sold in small groups.
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- Unfinished
- Thursday
November 5, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: At last it appears that no weather miracle is forthcoming and its time to accept the fact that 25% of this year's crop will not be harvested in 2009 if at all.
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- Future home of Gary's Paint & Body
- Wednesday
November 4, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: A well established Tisdale business has decided to relocated from beside Beeland Lumber to just south of the car and truck wash on the south side of the town.
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- House seventeen standing
- Monday
November 2, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: This new house is arising atop a cement basement on one of the few available lots on Forrester Crescent. It has been a difficult project with very adverse weather conditions producing mud and then working in snow.
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- Two Tisdale houses lost in fire
- Wednesday
October 28, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Some time after 2:00 AM this morning a house on 107th Ave. lit fire and was destroyed but it also set fire to the neighbour's house which was also destroyed. No one was reported injured in the fires but the two houses are completed destroyed.
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- Parkland Photography Club October meeting
- Wednesday
October 28, 2009
by: Darlene McCullough
Tisdale: New members continue to join this active club that encourages and develops the whole process of taking great pictures. This month's meeting recognised two member's achievements and celebrated their monthly contest.
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- The Greenwater report
- Monday
October 26, 2009
by: Gerald Crawford
Balzac, Albert: This week Gerald tells us about the wonders of the Cross Iron Mills mall at Balzac just north of Calgary. Be sure to check out the links on the page as they give you additional background to the mall, Bass Pro shop and the huge Race track and Racing Entertainment Centre.
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- North East HealthPlex
- Friday
October 23, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Ordinarily we try to show you projects that are real as opposed to proposals. But this one is an exception. Tisdale's history and success with doing co-operative community projects is best illustrated with the RECPlex and this project looks like the cummunity wants to build on its success with a multi-function facility based on the Tisdale hospital. This is a multi-million dollar project and you actually can assist in start up financing by visiting a web site in an effort to get a grant.
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- New motel project gets underway
- Thursday
October 22, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Excavation and preparing the property for construction began on Tuesday as Chupa Excavation and Trucking is reshaping the entire area almost from the highway south to the limit of what will become the new development. The main contractor on the project is an Alberta company Canalta and they have one man on the job supervising the digging.
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- Canada Post upgrades computer system
- Thursday
October 22, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Time marches on a computer systems need to be replaced or upgraded about every three to five years. Today it was Tisdale's Post Office's turn to get their system upgraded as the office was closed until 3:00 this afternoon.
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- Provincial STS vice-president visits Tisdale superannuates
- Wednesday
October 21, 2009
by: Darlene McCullough
Tisdale: With 92 members the local chapter of Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan is one of the larger organisations in the community. This month's meeting was a potluck lunch on Monday with their special guest, the vice president of the provincvial organisation speaking to the group highlighting some important issues for various services and programmes for superannuated teachers.
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- Ideological inaction
- Wednesday
October 21, 2009
by: Shane Mussche
Hamilton, Ontario: In an effort to stave off the affects of the recession the federal government has been funding a lot of what seem pretty much like pork barrel projects in their member's ridings, even presenting cheques signed by the MP with a Conservative logo. The medical isotope production facility at Chalk River was underfunded and support by the government has ended as an attempt to privatise the project also failed. Makes one wonder.
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- Aurora and Chloe at the pumpkin patch
- Monday
October 19, 2009
Images by: Matthew and Dawn Shire
Craven: Being four and a half is a lot of fun it you hang out with your best friend and visit a market garden where they have face painting and huge piles of pumpkins. This story is in the 64 pictures that Aurora's mom and dad took Sunday afternoon, they are not entirely in order the software used to create this set of pages has a bit of a mind of its own but you will get the idea.
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- The Greenwater report
- Monday
October 19, 2009
by: Gerald Crawford
Carstairs, Alberta: Snow in Alberta and still crops in the field, it looks like the Crawfords should have put on their winter tires before heading to Alberta. A report on the Kindersley Mall and hail damage in the Carstairs area.
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- Forester's melting men
- Friday
October 16, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Lots of sticky wet snow made the creation of snowmen almost a required right of an early fall.Though there were a few others standing on Tisdale lawns clearly Forester Crescent was leading in the population per block.
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- Before the snow
- Thursday
October 15, 2009
by: R. W. Shire
Regina: This past summer was very cool and yet as the summer drew to an end the flower beds around the province really put on a final show for the year. Now with snow on the ground in Regina and killer frost every night we can wish the summer of 2009 farewell with these pleasant images of the gardens in front of the provinces legislative grounds in Regina with Wascana lake in the background.
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- The Greenwater report
- Wednesday
October 14, 2009
by: Gerald crawford
Saskatoon: Gerald chronicals Saskatoon's first brush with winter and tells us about the Persephone Theatre as well as gets a plug in for the dinner theatre out at Langham. Without winter tires and perhaps their parkas the Crawfords are off to Alberta this week to visit family.
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- US President Obama's Nobel Peace Prize
- Wednesday
October 14, 2009
by: Brian Marlatt
White Rock, British Columbia: The American media has become so high polarised that they can not cope with an honour being bestowed upon their leader without turning the event into an excuse for more name calling and ridicule. Many believe their actions are based on racism. In this article Mr. Marlatt points out what the world knows. Barak Obama has turned around the world and moved his country toward peace. Ending the misilie programme in Poland and his approaches to Muslim countries. Real achievements and a promise of more.
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- Baffoon quality public discourse
- Friday
October 9, 2009
by: Eugene Parks
Victoria, British Columbia: Canada's present government seems fully bent upon serving itself and some of its supporters while the rest of Canada and especially minority Canadians are left to fend for themselves. What we have is a callous indifference to life.
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- Thanksgiving a year after the collapse of the economic system
- Thursday
October 8, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: By the way, its okay just to look at the fall pictures. Today's story deals with the things we can be thankful for as this recession moves along. Some see it easing while so many people are unemployed it is going to be a while but the consequences of what the business and governments have done will last for decades and perhaps longer.
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- Raising the roof
- Wednesday
October 7, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: A house west of the Beeland Co-op and Madison condominium is undergoing some major renovations and today that involved lifting a fully finish roof unto the pole system that will serve to provide a covered deck and extention to the house.
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- The Greenwater report
- Tuesday
October 6, 2009
by: Gerald Crawford
Rosthern: Perhaps the last weekend motor home trip of the year for Gerald and Doreen. There is no question that this way of spending the summer is perfect for the Crawfords as it allows them to get out and see things, visit with pictures and share their adventures with us all.
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- Heritage Road
- Tueday
October 6, 2009
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Though three streets have or are in the process of being paved, Tisdale's streets are still in very poor condition and certainly the worst is Heritage Road which at times is just to rough for most cars and vans.
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