Carlyle Observer

Promises, promises By Lynne Bell Like the subject of a country song, I have left a trail of broken promises behind me. But the older, wiser me tries not to do that anymore.

Although she grew up in rural Saskatchewan- and was later posted to a rural RCMP detachment, Constable Allegra Howe of the Carlyle RCMP was surprised-and deeply concerned- to find that drivers were either disregarding or unaware of certain sections o

The Carlyle detachment of the RCMP would like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season and all the best in the new year. During 2015, the detachment responded to 3,053 calls to service.

Kenneth Norman Colborn was born May 15, 1931 in the Pickwell district, southeast of Wawota, the son of Walter Cameron and Dorothy Colborn. Dad only had one sibling and that was his sister Iris.

Sometimes it seems the love and joy of Christmasdisappears by New Year. It’s as if it just goes in one year and out the other.

Students of White Bear Education Complex (WBEC) hosted their annual Christmas Concert on Friday, Dec. 18, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all in attendance.

The internet keeps track of a lot of things and Google has recently compiled the most asked questions for 2015 on their search engine.

For the second year in a row Manor School hosted a talent show on Friday, Dec. 18, with students from each grade participating in the activity. Performing in front of a gym filled with family and friends, students showcased a variety of talents.

Real gifts By Lynne Bell Many of us are fortunate enough to have memories of happy Christmases- first, probably as excited children waiting for evidence that Santa visited-and when we learned he came through, we were thrilled.