Carlyle Observer

It has already been fourteen years since the twenty-first century began. I still member that there were many forecasts and ideas of what the new century would be like at it's dawn.

March Madness has been a blast! Thanks to the SLT for organizing so many different spirit building events. There were theme dress-up days, hat days and an Advisory Group Tug of War Challenge.

I am reminded of it whenever I make a cup of coffee in a single-serve machine. My travel mug is too tall to fit properly under the coffee spout and I end up removing the drainage tray to create enough space to wiggle the mug underneath.

Carlyle Town Council met on Wednesday, March 12, for their bimonthly meeting to discuss a number of topics concerning the town.

Ss Dominic, Francis of Assisi and Ignatius of Loyola are transported back in time and place to the nativity of Our Lord. St Dominic, seeing the Incarnation of the Word, is sent into ecstasy.

On Saturday, March 15, the Southeast Vipers, based out of Arcola hosted a home tournament.

Carlyle Memorial Hall will soon see an influx of young thespians as it will welcome a number of schools in the area to the Regional Drama Festival, which will be hosted by Gordon F. Kells this year.

"Nothing chills the heart of manLike passing through death's gateYet to him who enters dailyDeath's a glorious fate" (from "Enter In" by Steve Green) In a nut shell Green captures our Lenten goal - to die to self and live the life of Christ offered t

As of March 3 the community of Arcola has been working together in the Saskatchewan Blue Cross, "Get Our Community Moving Challenge.

The other day as I was looking through national news I came across something that surprised me. Someone had left a female pilot with WestJet a strange note, which simply stated that "The cockpit of an airline is no place for a woman.