Carlyle Observer

Public Shaming Parking Perps By Lynne Bell A Global TV news report about a disabled Moncton man aired almost a month ago.

The Southeast Vipers participated in exhibition games hosted on Saturday, April 23, by the Weyburn Volleyball Club. Games were played against the WVC 15U and 16U teams as well as the 16U Yorkton Blitz.

There’s a beautiful chorus that goes like this: “My Jesus knows just what I need/ yes He knows just what I need/He satisfies and every need supplies/Yes, He knows just what I need”. This week I was reminded of that song while going a difficult time.

Lorne Clarence Brownell was born on the family farm south of Ryerson on the NW 4-9-31 W1st on April 16 th , 1935; the eldest son of Clarence and Ruth Brownell. He had three siblings, Grace Helen and Frank.

Carlyle Town Council met Wednesday, April 20 in the Carlyle Civic Centre.

White Bear's Teagan Littlechief has marked her return to music with a new single, “Hell Bent, Heaven Bound” and a nomination for the Saskatchewan Country Music Award's Aboriginal Artist of the Year.

It was a night of laughter and fundraising with the Wawota Acting Company performing on Sunday, April 24.

The other day there was a fire at a house in Swift Current. The Swift Current Fire Department handled it, but the house was completely destroyed and one of the houses beside it also caught fire.

Carlyle Dance Effex hosted their 2016 recital in Arcola on Saturday, April 23, to a packed Prairie Place. Family and friends were all excited and amazed by the abilities of the dancers.

The Carlyle detachment of the RCMP responded to a variety of calls to service between Saturday, April 16, and Friday, April 22. Request for information RCMP are investigating a report of someone attempting to steal dogs in the area.