Carlyle Observer

November 2011 Because of the election and the Happy Gang being the site of the advanced poll, we held our first meeting at the conference room at 8 Words Cafe with the added attraction of coffee and dessert.

Have you ever had to go without? Have you ever had to rely on someone else to help feed your family? Do you know what it feels like to be hungry? There are people in southeastern Saskatchewan that are faced with these challenges daily.

One thing which has never made sense to me, and that is how we seem so interested in tossing aside the supply-managed sectors of farming.

White Bear First Nation was a busy place last week when raising awareness about addictions took centre stage. The community was home to a number of events aimed to draw attention to National Aboriginal Addictions Awareness Week.

While visiting in the big city last week I was reminded of a long ago and almost forgotten experience. At the time of that particular incident, friends were visiting us from Switzerland.

You don't want to miss this! Santa Claus is coming to town! The annual RCMP Breakfast with Santa will be taking place on Dec.

Dateline: Story: Operation Christmas Child has been up and running in Carlyle and area for the past few weeks.

An exciting game was played this past Sunday between Wade's Atom Cougars and Carnduff. The first two periods showed some really great team work from our Cougars.

The regular meeting of the Town Council of Carlyle was held on Wednesday, Nov. 16. Mayor Don Shirley called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. A bylaw to amend bylaw No.

With the creeks on the rise, one might think it wasn't such a good year for rural Saskatchewan. Well, it was at least a pretty good year when it came to getting what they wanted out of their governments. Let us quickly review 2011.