Carlyle Observer

Geoffery Camille Fenrick passed away suddenly at his home in Manor, SK on Sunday, February 15, 2015 at the age of 64 years.

Lillian Visser, née Lillian Olive Dyer, 6th of 9 children born to Charles and Nellie Dyer on the farm south of Carlyle, Sask, died at Bulkley Lodge in Smithers, BC on 12 Feb 2015, only 5 weeks short of becoming the first centenarian in her family.

The first round of the 2015 playoffs saw the Carlyle Cougars face off against the Kipling Royals on home ice February 26 th . The Cougars came out ready to play and dominated the 1 st period, jumping out to a 3-0 lead.

A mystery that all of us grapple with sooner or later is the mystery surrounding death. We can joke about it and dodge around it, but in the end we are all in the same boat. We are born with an expiration date.

The Southeast Vipers 18U team attended their second Sask Cup in Saskatoon on Saturday, March 7, and Sunday, March 8.

For over a decade, Moose Mountain Ag Day-held March 3 at Arcola's Prairie Place Hall- has endeavored to provide trending and timely information for farmers and ranchers in southeastern Saskatchewan.

The first skating rink and curling rink in Arcola was built in 1901. It was a low-frame building with the skating rink in the centre and a sheet of curling ice on each side.

The Moose Mountain Knights of Columbus held their 21 st Annual Snowmobile Derby fundraiser at Jerry Weber's farm Sunday, March 8.

The ladies of southeast Saskatchewan got their glam on and partied for a purpose at the Arcola Daycare's first-ever 'Little Black Dress Event' held Saturday, March 8 at Prairie Place Hall.

The Carlyle & District Lions Club's 24 th annual supper, raffle and auction packed the Carlyle Memorial Hall and raised $27,000 for local causes. “It's fabulous,” says Lions member and event chairperson Wayne Wilson.