Carlyle Observer

“Respect – Responsibility – Belonging” was this year’s Pink Day theme in Carlyle where schools focused on understanding and working together. G.F. Kells Pink Day At Gordon F. Kells, students kicked the day off with a pancake breakfast.

It was an evening of side-splitting laughter with the Stoughton Drama Club performing “Wanted: One Groom” by Claudene Rease.

The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to several calls from Friday, April 29 until Thursday, May 5. Fraud Carlyle RCMP are currently receiving “more calls than we can count right now, regarding variuos fraudulent schemes,” says Staff Sgt.

Carlyle Town Council met Wed., May 4 for its regular bi-weekly meeting. Fire Members of the Carlyle Fire Board will meet with representatives from White Bear First Nations on May 10 to discuss ongoing fire coverage.

There's no half-singing in the shower, you're either a rock star or an opera diva . Josh Groban When my son was four he watched a bird singing on a wire. “What does an ‘A’ mean?” he asked his mother.

The Moose Mountain Wado Kai Karate Club hosted the Manitoba Provincial tournament Saturday, April 30 in Carlyle-where they received the “Club Award” for the most points received during the tournament.

Though its sixteen years since we left the prairies, spring still holds wonderful memories. No, not just because, hopefully, winter was over but because the time for working the land had come.

Globe Theatre The grade 12 class thoroughly enjoyed their trip to see Romeo and Juliet at the Regina Globe Theatre last Tuesday evening. They thought seeing live, professional theatre “in the round” was pretty awesome. Please check out the G.F.

The Southeast Vipers worked hard and had fun on the weekend of provincials, April 29 – May 1.