Carlyle Observer

The Carlyle & District Food Bank recently put together hygiene bags with some help from the Bits & Pieces Quilt Club who graciously sewed the bags to hold the supplies.

By David Baxter Global News, Regina Lots of people avoid going to the dentist. For some, it’s to avoid a potentially painful procedure but for many it’s because of the cost. Without insurance, the cost of procedures can quickly exceed $1,000.

By Shelley Luedtke We were among the thousands affected by the power outage that hit major portions of the province on December 4. As with most people that day, the loss of power curtailed our ability to do very much. Except talk.

By Lois Feaver Discover Estevan The Redvers Fire Department is about to get very busy heading into the 2019 year with new equipment and training that is helping to develop the Redvers Firemen even further.

Living Skies Crossfit in Carlyle hosted an Olympic weightlifting clinic ran by Kasandra Kopytko. It was the first of hopefully many events sponsored by the South Sask.

Nicole Currie Sports Contributor The Cougars hosted the Kipling/Windthorst Oil Kings on Friday, Dec. 4, who are new to the league this year and it wasn’t the start to the last half of the season that they were looking for.

By Linda Wegner Strolling through a local shopping centre, I spied one of the cutest little boys I’ve seen (since my own two grew up, of course).

By Ken Rolheiser Some folks say they will do something but do not do it; they are called hesi-tators. Some folks spend a lot of time sitting and peering into the garden; they are called meditators.

The bathroom shell at the Lions Park has been completed! Doesn’t it look great? Without volunteers, there’s no way that this would be completed as fast as it was.

Submitted by Tami Dovell President, MMLC A member of the local Moose Mountain Lions club, Chris Byrne, a Newfoundlander, created an event for the Moose Mountain Lions Club Greenspace with the idea he wanted to celebrate Tibs Eve here in Saskatchewan.