Carlyle Observer

“I had test after test, only to be told I was fine. It made me feel depressed and useless,” Fiarchuk said. “I was only 20, why couldn’t I snap out of it?”  

Makelki has been a longtime member of the Carlyle Golf Club and a season ticket holder since moving to town. He was on the board of directors for ten years and was also club president for three. He is an avid curler and an active member of the Royal Canadian Legion and Moose Mountain Elks.

The public also got a first hand look at the police vehicles, as well as Carlyle RCMP’s famous Bed and Breakfast.  Plenty of photos and fun was had by everyone who attended.    

Regarding the building of the sound booth, Carlyle District Lions would also like to salute the efforts of Dale Brady, who captained the construction in his shop on the family farm.

Jen Henderson put a committee together to hold a fundraiser on Brittnee’s behalf. Burgers For Brittnee was the result and the date was set for June 19.

Nicole Currie is well known in Carlyle and district.

The audience was treated to a humorous and fast-paced performance consisting of 12 scenes.

Cropland topsoil moisture is rated as 13 per cent surplus, 76 per cent adequate and eleven per cent short.

“Municipal structures and parks show serious damage to the tree populations. The ball diamonds sustained damage to two dugouts therefore repair or replacement is a priority as the Bobby Vargo Tournament is slated for the Long Weekend. Possible structural damage to town buildings is still being assessed.”

Average ride on a school bus in Cornerstone is 48 minutes.