Carlyle Observer

RALEIGH, N.C. — Having a big brother has its advantages for a young hockey player. Canadiens defenceman Cale Fleury grew up in Calgary trying to beat his older brother, Haydn, in everything they competed at.

“Why is it that I can find out on Facebook who is changing the colour of their hair, what they are serving for supper or if the laundry has been done that day? But ... I cannot find out why the RCMP gathered north of town looking for a missing body.

• The 911 hang-ups have started again. If you call 911 by mistake and hang up we still get the call and we still have to investigate. It does not matter how fast you think you are, technology is faster. We did, however, have numerous false alarms.

Moms on a Community Mission are back at it this year with some fun new ideas for their Small Business Christmas Party.

The field has been set in Souris-Moose Mountain for the upcoming federal election. The New Democratic Party (NDP) and the Liberal Party revealed their candidates late last week.

Golfers from Carlyle and Redvers won a provincial title this past weekend. Kaysha Turner from Gordon F.

Students have been back to school for four weeks now and we are pleased to announce the new teachers for the 2019/2020 school year. Arcola School welcoms Jacquie Walbaum, teaching Art and RTI, while Korinn Riddell is teaching a grade 4/5 split class.

Lynn Little, the director of education for the South East Cornerstone Public School Division, introduced a pair of presenters to the school board members who were attending the Sept. 18 open business session in the division’s head office in Weyburn.