Carlyle Observer

Friday, June 7 the corner of Main Street and Souris Avenue in Carlyle was hopping as folks gathered to support the local ALS Walk fundraiser and fill their bellies with wonderful food.

We as Members of your local RCMP Detachment appreciate the support we receive from the general public. That said, we are realistic and accept that we some times annoy or irritate people. Well, charge and arrest people.

Reading through more lists of names and assignments in the Old Testament, I’ve confessed before and now reiterate my confession that I sometimes find them challenging (probably “boring” is more accurate but not sure I should use that word when referr

A very determined group of local people are working hard to earn money to help find a cure for ALS and to help support individuals and families affected by this disease.

Saturday, June 1, two weary young women, their horses, dog and brother stopped on Railway Avenue East in Carlyle for a much needed break. They erected a portable pen and unsaddled their mounts and settled in for a rest.

Jayla, daughter of Travis and Amy Singleton, spends a lot of time at the rink, but on Friday, May 31 she was surprised and excited to see all her friends and the bouncers instead of a hockey game. However, the biggest surprise was yet to come.

The RCMP recently held a re-dedication ceremony in honour of former Arcola resident Cpl Donald (Archie) Harvey who died in the line of duty in Alberta in 1967.

• 911 is for an emergency. Now we hate to get technical, however, just because an individual thinks it is an emergency does not mean it is an emergency.

Friday night, May 31, the Carlyle Memorial Theatre played host to the Kenosee Lake Kitchen Party Variety Show.

Ending the stigma of Mental Health was the focus of the Mental Health and Suicide Awareness Night May 30 at the Happy Gang Club in Carlyle.