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CARLYLE OBSERVER
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Friday, January 16, 2015
Wawota News Submitted by Myrna Olson Shirley Corkish travelled to Regina to celebrate an early Christmas with Rick, Michelle & family. She then travelled to Cottage Grove, MN to celebrate Christmas and New Years with Jeff, Laura and family. While there she was treated to a Cirque Du Soleil performance
entitled Varekai. Eileen Shatford spent Christmas and New Years visiting with family and friends in Regina. She returned home on Jan. 4. Christmas guests at Jim and Josephine Eastons were Todd and Tammy Davies, Hunter and Talisa,
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TOWN OF LAMPMAN PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates for the of¿ces of:
COUNCILLOR: Town of Lampman Number to be Elected: 1 will be received by the undersigned on the 4th day of February, 2015, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Town of Lampman of¿ce, 215 Main Street, Lampman, Saskatchewan, and during regular business hours on Friday, January 9, 2015 to Wednesday, February 4, 2015 at the Town Of¿ce, 215 Main Street, Lampman, Saskatchewan. Election to be held on Wednesday, March 11, 2015 Nomination forms may be obtained at the Town Of¿ce 215 Main Street, Lampman, Saskatchewan Greg Wallin
Dated this 9th day of January, 2015
Returning Of¿cer 35
Ryan and Allison Easton, Marlee and Julia of White City. Marlee and Julia stayed at the farm for a few days and then Josephine and Talisa took them back to Regina. They spent the afternoon at Boomers before returning home. Returning home from a holiday in Jamaica were Blair and Ava Wilson, Ashton, Dana and Larissa Sorenson of Regina and JJ Lamontagne and Devon. Hyacinte Sears of 100 Mile House, BC spend a few days visiting with her daughter, Heather and many of her friends. Last Saturday, she surprised Heather with an impromtu visit at the store in Regina where Heather was shopping for a grad dress. It was filmed and put on Facebook and the surprise on Heather’s face and her expressive “Mom” was priceless! The life of Fraser Hamilton was celebrated at the Wawota United Church on Jan. 9. He passed away on Jan. 5 at the age of 86 years at Deer View Lodge. He will be remembered as a quiet spoken man, interested in several sports, fishing and his pure- bred cattle business. He was a school bus driver and also worked on the rigs. Sympathy to his family and friends. Although Shelley Corkish passed away
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several days ago I did not include it in my news last week as I wasn’t sure of what I wanted to say. I am still not sure but need to put something in to tell a bit about her and her life. We have lived across the street from Shelley and her family since 1978, our children went to school together and after she returned home I was
involved with her through the church, the library and the community and I considered her as a friend, but Shelley had many, many better friends. She seemed to attract people who became close friends. She passed away on Dec. 31 at the age of 47 years. Her health was a struggle for her in her later years but she did what she could,
Kenosee Lake News Submitted by Barb Haddow There were special happenings Thursday, January 8 at the Village of Kenosee Lake’s Four Seasons Community Center. It was the January Pot Luck for members (the one rule is you must be 18 or over to be a member) but it was a dear man’s actual birthday! 18 long gone John Raynard’s 96th birthday was that day. That took precedence over the pot luck as John Raynard’s younger daughter and her husband, Coleen and Bob Bennett arrived back from a holiday to organize. They did. The older daughter, Marilyn, probably helped too but perhaps did it on the sidelines. They basically did it all except what Jim Brownlee set up for them that afternoon. Over and around the Christmas decorations they decorated for the birthday bash. They had arranged for pizza and birthday cake – a yummy chocolate cake with caramel icing. Salads were welcomed but piles of pizzas delivered and enjoyed by all. The people enjoyed the camaraderie of the evening and it really was a “piece of cake” for those in charge of the pot luck as many sweet young ones took over many of the kitchen chores afterward as well! Helen and Howard and I were in charge of the Pot luck that was NOT a pot luck! I even had Joe Cornforth attend to help with any lifting or other heavy work. Joe
reported he had it easy as Coleen and Bob just did it all but Joe did enjoy the delightful meal and the camaraderie! Could be a fine tradition ahead that had its beginnings last year, January 8, 2014. Their mother, Marie Raynard, taught the daughters well before she passed May 31, 2011. Happy New Year 2015! Bear Claw Casino Fun included Thursday, December 31, New Year’s Eve 2014 for the new year 2015! It was a hoot from the point of view of one of the dancers! Live music was by, “The Travelin’ Band of Creedence Clearwater Revival Band out of Winnipeg. Band Members were Jason on the drums; Singer Jason, Chris on lead guitar; Lee on bass. They played for three sets to bring in the new year. During the second set Carrie Moore of the band got lots of dancers up by showing how dancing’s done! Marvellously simple but it takes courage! She did it! Kudos to the band and Carrie Moore for a good beginning for the new year 2015! The Bear Claw Casino personnel had a wonderful setup – a stage for the band, a dance floor, appetizers for everybody prepared downstairs for eating up or downstairs. The Casino had it all for anybody! A perfect evening. And it was FREE for the clients! If you were
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joined groups, sat on boards and was involved in the community. She set a great example as to what we should all be doing. Her funeral service was held in the Wawota United Church on Tuesday, Jan. 9. Interment will be at a later date. Sympathy to her family who will miss her greatly as will many in this commnity.
[Subsection 160.15(1) of the Act] FORM B
RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF BROWNING NO.34 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that nominations of candidates for the of¿ces of: COUNCILLOR FOR DIVISION NO. 2 will be received by the undersigned at the municipal of¿ce during normal of¿ce hours until Wedneday, February 4, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. local time. Nomination forms may be obtained from the municipal of¿ce. Dated this 7th day of January, 2015 Greg Wallin (Returning Of¿cer)
playing on the gambling machines well that was free or not! Prophecies – not terribly inspiring: More than one said, “Lots of snow” and another said, “Very cold!” Happens every winter, guys! Maybe we need to get out more but in this weather with the cold snap? Brrr.... Everyone is gearing up for the new year. Inventories and year end reports are being worked out in some businesses while other folks are gathering all the paperwork in preparation for upcoming income tax returns in the month of April. The Four Seasons January potluck evening meal will be over Jan. 8, plus it was John Raynard’s 96th birthday! Lightning does strike in the same spot! Remember last year? It was all the same except Raynard was only 95! Having been 95 he is hitching up a notch heading for the one with two zeros. Helping Raynard celebrate were his two daughters, Marilyn and Coleen, coming home to add to the festivities. His wife, Marie Raynard, was a powerful organizer of all things to do for fun and so their daughters come by it naturally. She passed about three years ago, May 31, 2011, but her spirit will not be gone while we remember her. The news next week will include highlights of the birthday celebration/ January Four Seasons pot luck. Excitement has been very high in the Rogers and Balfour homes in the south east of Saskatchewan! Why? Jennifer (Rogers) and David Balfour and their three year old Bo are loving a new miracle which arrived in this world early December 31, 2014. A brand new baby brother, Mack Alexander, arrived to live with them while they were in Moosomin Hospital. Last fall, Jillian (Balfour) Armstrong and her husband Benn Armstrong welcomed a new baby, Archer Patrick James, (November 8) into their home after happily moving back from Toronto to Regina.