In the Community

(photo submitted) On Nov. 15 Salon 206 in Carlyle hosted a Customer Appreciation Night and asked anyone attending to bring a Shoebox full of goodies for the Shoebox Project.

Submitted Church bells in Kisbey tolled 100 times at sunset on Remembrance Day as part of the Bells of Peace ceremony held in hundreds of communities across Canada marking the 100 th anniversary of the end of World War 1.

TIGER VS. PHIL: DID ANYBODY REALLY CARE? By Bruce Penton Chances are good that you’re $19.95 wealthier today because you didn't plunk down that amount to watch the Tiger-vs.-Phil pay-per-view golf extravaganza — “The Match” — on the Friday of the U.

Submitted by Myrla Holland ‘Carlyle Has It’ is the motto and if convention evaluation sheets can be believed - Carlyle certainly had it November 2 -4, 2018 at the 5SKS Lions Convention.

It’s been more than 70 years since Jim Spenst returned to Canada following his service in the Second World War, but he still has enduring memories from his time in the service. Spenst was a private in the Canadian Army in the war.

Craig Bird says his interest in military history has become a 30-year passion.

Submitted On Oct. 17 the FCC (Farm Credit Canada) gals set out to collect food from 2 of our local schools to help out the Carlyle food bank. The first school we went to was the Redvers School. They collected 319 lbs.

Chase The Ace winner Jenna Brady with “Moms on a Community Mission” members (L-R) Bobbi Wollbaum, Jenna Brady, Tara Cure and Nicole Currie. Steve Sharpen was the ticket holder for the first number drawn.

The Carlyle Hooters Rec. hockey team has honored one of their own by having the Hooters’ logo and “In loving memory” of teammate Wayne Dunn, affectionately known as “Papa”, painted on the side of the zamboni at the sports arena.

Submitted by Tara Cure It was another fun filled and successful night at Chase The Ace on Saturday, Oct. 13. Over 105 people were in attendance, helping build the pot to over $5800. Darryl Sutherland’s ticket was drawn on this night.