Carlyle Observer

In February Dr. Blanche Nobert, one of the optometrists that practises in the Carlyle optometric office, took a trip to Jamaica, along with her husband, David Bellerive, daughter Andrea (age 17) and son Paul (13).

Aroldis Chapman no longer throws the unhittable 106 mile-per-hour fastball for the Cincinnati Reds. Now, he's around 99 MPH with his fastball, a sick 88 with his slider, and these days even more difficult for National League batters to hit.

The G.F.K. track Team attended a sub-district meet in Carnduff last week. Congratulations to all of the students who participated.

The Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to a total of 76 calls between May 11 and May 17. A report of a suspicious person began the reports on the 11th of May.

A lunch was held at Memorial Hall May 16 in honour of the new addition of the Carlyle history book. The lunch began at 11:30 a.m. With several fresh choices of soup, sandwiches and desserts available for purchase.

Students at Gordon F. Kells High School celebrated their mothers on May 11 by bringing them to a pancake breakfast organized by the Teen Council. Members of the Teen Council did everything from shopping for groceries to cooking the meal.

The Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to a total of 74 calls in the week of May 4 to May 10. Calls on the 4th began with an alarm response to the community of Arcola.

The White Bear Education Complex held its 4th Annual Interschool Pow Wow on May 10. The idea behind holding an interschool Pow Wow came to Committee Chairperson Lisa McArthur when she was working up north.

The idea of agriculture needing to be responsible to nature is hardly a new concept.

Just the other day I came across a letter that was posted on the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) website. It addressed the federal budget cuts concerning the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA) by the Government of Canada.