Carlyle Observer

Alameda athlete Keira Rutten will be joining the Medicine Hat College Rattlers women's volleyball team this fall. Rutten will be working towards a diploma in the area of occupational therapy and physical therapy while playing volleyball.

Pictured is long-time Carlyle and District Lions Club member Frank Faber receiving an award for recruiting and retaining new members to the club in 2020. Presenting the pin was Lions president Shannon Klatt.

Cuddles, smiles, laughter, tears and struggles are some common experiences of parents as their children grow into adulthood. Kellie Anderson shared some of those experiences regarding her three children whom she loves deeply.

Another month is nearly gone and we are enjoying signs of spring. The snow is nearly gone with tinges of green to the lawns with greying of trees in the distance.

There were a few brief items covered during the South East Cornerstone Public School Division’s (SECPSD) public meeting held in an online format on March 17.

Items are needed for an online Facebook auction that will be happening to support Mason Wigley, a young man from southeast Saskatchewan who has recently been diagnosed with lymphoma. On Feb.

I was listening to a speaker known for peppering her presentations with generous doses of humor. But she wasn’t laughing as she shared the experience of a painful breakup – not with a romantic partner – but with her best friend.

Sean Connery had been scouring Israel for ancient musical instruments. When asked about his progress, he replied, "I've only found one shofar." On Rosh Hashana, the Jews blow a shofar or ram’s horn.

It is Pig Improvement Company’s (PIC) aim to continue to grow their genetic population in southeast Saskatchewan, thus they are building a genetic nucleus operation in the Carlyle area.

The Alida community extends sincere sympathy to all the Hubbard families on the death of Florence Hubbard at the Redvers Health Centre on March 14 at the age of 96 years.