The Week of January 3 to 9, 1999

Red Earth - Builds Its Own Future Saturday January 9, 1999 The pictures tell the story of renewal and positive outlook toward a brighter future for this reserve East of Nipawin.

The Red Earth Tree Saturday January 9, 1999 Back on August 6, 1998 Ensign had an article on trees and mentioned a special tree on the Red Earth reserve. Here it is, pictures of this unusual tree.

John William Head Memorial Education Centre Renovations Friday January 8, 1999 Five classrooms operate in the middle of a major overhaul of the Red Earth High School. Students attended extended day classes and even night classes to keep up with their studies.

Carrot River Roman Catholic Church Destroyed By Fire Friday January 8, 1999 The beautiful and modern Carrot River church has vanished following a mysterious fire Christmas Day.

A Cold January Week Friday January 8, 1999 A discussion about the seasonally normal cold weather we are experiencing.

Arborfield Alfalfa Dehydration Plant's Bail Stack Friday January 8, 1999 Large quantities of sun dried alfalfa bails surround the Arborfield Dehydration plant.

MacWorld Expo In San Francisco Establishes New Computer Trends Thursday January 7, 1999 This is a complete report on the major announcements at the MacWorld conference with some indicates as to how this will affect public computer products in general.

1999 SaskTel Mobility Cup, Senior Men's Provincial Curling Championship Thursday January 7, 1999 Competition got underway at the RecPlex Wednesday tickets are $8 a day or $25 for the week event. Scores updated after each draw on this page.

Moving Landscape Thursday January 7, 1999 A photo essay for those people who are not familiar with drifting snow. Pictures of ground drift under shiny skies.;

Tisdale's Locomotive Wednesday January 6, 1999 Here since September, Louis Dreyfus has their own locomotive to move cars around their siding.

Watch Your Step Wednesday January 6, 1999 Concern and some suggestions to prevent injury when walking on icy and slippery walking surfaces.

Jennifer's getting a wind up article ready for us. After returning from Mexico mid-December Jennifer Shire is putting together her pictures and recollections for an article or series of articles on what its like going to college in a land as different as Southern Mexico and the cultural shock of returning home. We hope to see this material in the coming weeks.

Get Outside and Enjoy the Fine Weather Tuesday January 5, 1999 Warmer temperatures after the Christmas cold snap are inviting to get out of the house and appreciate the fresh air. This article includes a cross country ski report.

Tisdale's Royal Bank Wins Service Award Tuesday January 5, 1999 Tisdale's banks are all excellent service providers and the Royal Bank has recognised its Tisdale Branch as one of the best in the country.

The Cruelest Disservice Monday January 4, 1999 Edwin Wallace discusses the Estey report on Western Canada grain handling and the rather off-handed way it and government view the affects this matter has on the quality of prairie life.

A Brief History of Accounting: From Prehistory to the Information Age Sunday January 3, 1999 Here's your chance to find out about the mysteries of accounting what were its origins and where is it now. By, James deSantis