Carlyle Observer

A Grey Cup rushing record was set by Kory Sheets, the top Canadian was named to be Chris Getzlaf, and the Riders won the 101st Grey Cup. So, I feel a little bit like a bad Saskatchewanian at the moment.

If this is a dream, don't wake me up. The Saskatchewan Roughriders captured the 101st Grey Cup championship with a 45-23 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Sunday at Mosaic Stadium. Just like the week before, the score flattered their opponents.

This past September saw local youth attend leadership conferences; one was a provincial conference and the other a national conference.

Several days ago I went home for a quick lunch and to accompany my hotdog and apple juice meal I turned on the TV and "boom" one of my favourite programs was on.

Something occurred this year in Saskatchewan which most people will know nothing about and yet in terms of food production it holds some definite significance. In April, 16 Saskatchewan vegetable producers formed the Prairie Fresh Food Corporation.

It was a short meeting of the Carlyle Town Council on Wednesday, Nov. 20.

Every year, despite the hectic time of year, Santa Claus ensures he stops by Carlyle to take photos with all of the excited boys and girls in the area.

Grady Benjamin played between the pipes for the Cougars' first game against Redvers where he stood on his head to keep the puck out of our net.

The Carlyle RCMP received 46 calls between Friday Nov. 15 and Thursday, Nov. 21. False Alarms In Carlyle there was a report of an insecure business when the door of the establishment was found open. The owners were contacted by the RCMP.

Report Cards Term 1 Report Cards were sent out on Tuesday, November 26th, 2013.