Carlyle Observer

Chimo Building celebrated its Wawota Store’s 40th Anniversary on Oct. 30 in Wawota. Back row: Don Horvath, Mike Greenbank, Norman Van Dresar, Shawn Murray, Rob Pilloud, Phil Heinrichs. Front: Dean Horvath, Brenda Horvath, Jordan Fox.

Submitted On Oct. 17 the FCC (Farm Credit Canada) gals set out to collect food from 2 of our local schools to help out the Carlyle food bank. The first school we went to was the Redvers School. They collected 319 lbs.

Volleyball The Grade 8/9 Junior Girls’ Volleyball Team played in their first tournament of the season last Saturday in Moosomin. The girls played amazingly, winning every set and ultimately, the entire tournament.

By Ken Rolheiser An old couple was always fighting and screaming at each other.

Submitted by Staff Sgt. Darren Simons Well I missed another weekly report. This time I was away training on the use of the RCMP Carbine.

By Linda Wegner Though not always the same scenario nor the results one hopes for, sometimes a multitude of circumstances and events just seem to come together. That’s how it’s been for me this week.

Chase The Ace winner Jenna Brady with “Moms on a Community Mission” members (L-R) Bobbi Wollbaum, Jenna Brady, Tara Cure and Nicole Currie. Steve Sharpen was the ticket holder for the first number drawn.

Submitted by Michele Amy “Sixteen years? I’m surprised that The Dickens Festival is still going!” How many times has Shelley Slykhuis heard that comment around town? How often have readers thought exactly the same thing – or some version of the same

The Carlyle Hooters Rec. hockey team has honored one of their own by having the Hooters’ logo and “In loving memory” of teammate Wayne Dunn, affectionately known as “Papa”, painted on the side of the zamboni at the sports arena.

The Carlyle Hooters Rec. hockey team has honored one of their own by having the Hooters’ logo and “In loving memory” of teammate Wayne Dunn, affectionately known as “Papa”, painted on the side of the zamboni at the sports arena.