Carlyle Observer

Record snowfalls have been reported in many areas throughout Manitoba and Saskatchewan and for at least one business all this snow simply means great conditions.

A news report stated that this winter has broken records for snowfall. This winter in Saskatchewan has had substantially more snow than what has been usual.

On March 24 at 2 p.m. people flocked to the Carlyle Sports Arena where the skating club was holding their annual carnival. This year the theme was, "Let's go to the movies," and was greeted with much enthusiasm from the crowd.

On Wednesday, March 20, Saskatchewan Finance Minister Ken Krawetz presented the provincial budget.

Happy Easter everyone! This is UC Chimes' Easter message for all readers of the Carlyle Observer in Carlyle and surrounding Districts. It has been a long and cold winter with a lot of snow. Still winter-like weather keeps on going.

Carlyle town council met on Wednesday, March 20 to discuss a number of agenda items. Carlyle and District Leisure Complex Minutes and the Skating Club executive members will be put onto the town's insurance policy.

The RCMP were involved with 52 files between March 15 and March 21. On March 15 a 21-year-old female was arrested for being drunk in public. She was held in cells until sober and released with a fine of $200 being given to her.

A moral theologian asked his class, "Is God a monster or a marshmallow?" I challenge the reader this Easter to see if we can finally get it right.

A lthough I have now lived in Carlyle for almost 11 years, I am no stranger to city driving. But what I experienced in Saskatoon last week really annoyed me. It`s the whole - it`s my lane! - mentality.

The Arcola Optimist group held a banquet on March 20 where they welcomed not only members of the club, but also representatives of groups who had helped make the 20th Annual Snowmobile Rally such a great success.