Carlyle Observer

This is a time of excitement for what the future will bring as well as a time to reflect on what has come before. These past times were captured in a slide show that was shared, as well as the surprise return of retired teachers

Andrist has focused on her art and has had a colourful career with doing oils, watercolour, 3D fabric and wood carving. She also sews and has many other talents.

Wawota Sympathy to Carol Howarth and other family members and friends on the passing of Doug Howarth. Howarth was a resident of Deer View Lodge and passed away on June 20 at the age of 80, 10 days shy of his 81st birthday.

The Arcola Co-op was able to donate $2852 to the Arcola library. These funds will help with the new flooring project.

The show was held at Greg and Jo-Ann Tanner’s farm located northwest of Stoughton.

Dempsey has seen many children come through the doors at this school and has seen them start kindergarten and graduate grade 12. It is amazing to see these kids grow over the years.

Swimming lessons have now begun

Midnight Swim on Thursday, June 28 at the Carlyle swimming pool was a huge success. Thanks to sponsor Carlyle District Lions. Lions volunteers and life guards welcomed over one hundred kids along with their parents.

When the event began there were well over 100 people of all ages, and they continued to come and enjoy the afternoon.

So what are community leaders, business owners and governments supposed to do? They are confronted by a faceless, nameless group who don't have the ambition to ask for a meeting or the courage to give their name.