Carlyle Observer

329 NEW CASES, 111 IN HOSPITAL, 208 RECOVERIES

I (and a lot of other people) am groaning, “Oh, if we only could go to church tomorrow, I miss my friends!” Here in British Columbia, as well as in many parts of Canada and, I assume, around the world, all social gatherings are banned (unless the fol

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday are bath days and by that time lots of us have had the luxury of the Whirlpool tub. Monday afternoon brings us Doris Erickson with her activities and exercises.

The financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has not been as hard on Saskatchewan’s finances as the spring budget had initially forecast, when this province was one of the first to release a budget in the wake of the pandemic.

Congratulations to Jordan and Ana Lyn Trinidad on the birth of their daughter, Ahreeyah Jade. She was born Nov. 17 and weighed eight pounds, two ounces.

A resilient spirit in the face of COVID shutdowns will bring joy to many this weekend. Carlyle Library’s Jennifer Sedor came up with a play on the twinkle tour that has been a part of the Dickens’ Village Festival for years.

Carlyle Town Council held their meeting of the new four-year last week. Here is a recap of the meeting. · Council members gathered one hour prior to the meeting for a council orientation session, led chief administrative officer Natalie Miller.

Elsie Cameron, who resides at the Moose Mountain Lodge, recently celebrated her 105th birthday. She was born Elsie Campbell on Nov. 18, 1915, and is the only daughter to Robert Linden Campbell and Mary Jane Campbell.

The Carlyle U9 Cougars hit the ice to start their season the weekend of Nov. 21 and 22 and I’m sure I speak for many when I say I couldn’t be happier. The team took on the Alameda Rink Rats in a spirited home and home series.

As people head into the Christmas season, the counsellors and staff at Envision Counselling and Support Centre are seeing families in crisis, so they came up with a way the community can help.