Carlyle Observer

It will be cold and it will be festive and a lot of booze-filled fans will be feeling neither pain nor a chill on Nov.

A team of Canadian and US researchers have recently developed a new drug they describe as a "sharp shooter," they claim it will hopefully be a breakthrough in treating various types of cancers.

Between the week of June 14th and 20th the RCMP received 66 calls. False Calls There were two false alarms that RCMP attended. One was in Carlyle and the other in Arcola, after police arrival they determined the alarms to be false.

The traditional garb of the Native dancers was vibrant and colourful; it was accompanied by soulful cries of the Indian flag song that echoed through the Bear Claw banquet room on Friday, June 21.

It was a sombre mood at town hall on Wednesday, June 19 when members of the Carlyle business community met to discuss the issue of increased taxes with council.

White Bear residents have had mixed feelings regarding the creation of an advocacy group and the problems presented of White Bear First Nations in the article titled, "White Bear group advocates better living for their people," in the June 7th issue

July 3, 1946 June 3, 2013 It is with great sadness that, we, the family of Judith Dianne Feduk, announce her passing. Judy Feduk, late of Carlyle, Saskatchewan, age 66, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on June 3, 2013.

Sitting at my favourite coffee shop the other day, talk of organic food came up.

The holiday season has arrived. The owners of cottages are busy making ready their alternative dwelling places for the summer away from their homes. Trailer parks are waiting for the regular and new customers.

Though the weather was overcast and rainy, the Carlyle Flying Club's annual Fly in Breakfast remained a success.