Carlyle Observer

Lampman's Riley Raynard's third season of driving hobby stocks has him in the race for one of the sports' most prestigious awards-the Ken Schrader Real Racer Award- presented by Speedway Illustrated magazine.

After years of public quarrels amongst the siblings as to who should and shouldn’t share in the family fortune, Susanna was awarded a sizable judgment after which she vowed to never speak to her family again.

The Pee Wee Cougars had a busy day last Saturday. They started their morning out with a league game against the Oxbow Huskies. The Cats had a fantastic first period, jumping out to an 8 – 2 lead against the Huskies.

The stress of shopping for that perfect gift can be overwhelming. As I mentioned in last week’s article, it’s all about identifying something that he or she wants or needs. Sounds simple, doesn’t it.

The Novice Wade Cougars played a game on home ice on November 22nd against Redvers Jamie and tied the game 8-8. Their next game was on November 23rd when they travelled to Carnduff to play Carnduff 1 and had a big win with a final score of 17-2.

Family physician Dr. Ali Al-Khafaji's journey to Canada-and the Carlyle Primary Health Clinic- was not an easy one, but Carlyle's newest doctor says he is grateful for the warm welcome he has received from the town.

The Carlyle RCMP detatchment responded to 56 calls to service between Friday, Nov. 21 and Thursday, Nov. 27. 911 calls Three 911 calls were received during this time; two were from the Carlyle area and one was from Redvers.

Manor's Beaudacious Salon hosted its first annual Movember Men's night on Thursday, Nov. 27, in an effort to “Do something kind of fun to help raise awareness about men's health,” says owner Jennie Beaudet.

It’s been an exciting month of hockey for the Cougars Atom hockey team. They’ve had some ups and downs but have played hard no matter what. Saturday, Nov.

Though everyone has a different taste in music, it is something that can speak to everyone. Performing for an amassed crowd on Monday, Nov. 24, at G.F. Kells were the Grade 5 Band, Grade 6 Band and Senior Band. The performance began at 7:30 p.m.