Carlyle Observer

The Lampman School drama group competed in Moosomin for the Regional Drama Festival held from March 26-28. Here the students put on two, 15 minute performances, “Chester Who Painted the World Purple,” and “Drugs are Bad.

[whose intention is to enhance the lives of the residents and support the staff who care for them] The regular meeting of Friends of Moose Mountain Lodge on March 24 th went ahead without our President Bertha Isleifson who was in final rehearsals for

The 15U Southeast Vipers were in Warman, Sk, at the Legends Centre for the weekend of March 28 and 29 where they competed in their second Sask Cup. Starting in a pool of five, Arcola took on Regina RVC Gold in the first match of the day.

Team Stewart’s curling year came to a close at the Curlsask Juvenile Men competition held in Nipawin, March 19-22. Stewart began the competition with a narrow loss to Rylan Kleiter of Saskatoon on opening Thursday.

A far more hospitable winter, at least across most of Western Canada took some of the supposed pressures off the rail system in terms of grain handling.

The Carlyle Skating Club hosted their annual skating carnival on Sunday, March 22.

Ruth May Ingram, late of Carlyle, Saskatchewan and formerly of Manor, Saskatchewan, passed away at Arcola Health Centre, Saskatchewan on Thursday, March 5, 2015 at the age of 91 years.

"Linda, surround yourself with people who know more than you do." Though I first heard these words more than a decade ago, their power has not diminished over the years.

Once upon a time the Master of the garden went for a walk. As the Master drew near, Bamboo, in a passion of adoration, bowed his great head to the ground in loving greeting. The Master spoke: "Bamboo, Bamboo, I would use you.

New Programs We are excited to have Joanne Neddow and our Grandma Angie in our school to offer a program based on First Nations’ traditions called Grandmother Medicine.