Carlyle Observer

Manor Fire Department’s “Chase the Ace” fundraiser is well supported, setting new records for weekly participation. On Friday, Jan. 10 the jackpot grew to $5,535.00 and paid out $363.00 to Tim Englot who was not in attendance.

The Cougars had the weekend off and are looking forward to their last three games of the season. Friday, Jan. 17th, they will be hosting the Yellow Grass Wheat Kings.

Arcola Prairie Place was a busy spot on Saturday, Jan. 11 hosting the community’s Minor Hockey Day. First on the ice was the Initiation game between the Arcola/Kisbey Jr.

A reward has been offered in connection with a couple of incidents last fall in which cattle were shot.

Lake Front Treasures is a pottery salon, owned and operated by Amanda Meyers. Amanda is from the south of Carlyle where her parents farmed. She attended school in Alameda and completed high school in Oxbow.

The Novice Cougars (Chris) took their act on the road the weekend of Jan. 11 and 12 and cruised down the 48 Highway to play the two respective Wawota teams.

Just like a caterpillar emerges from its cocoon as a butterfly, so has this wonderful little team. Since the start of the season in November, this small group of 9 along with their coaches came together to learn a new format of novice hockey.

When I squeeze you, you make noise

Holy innocents, beatitudes and weeping for justice