Carlyle Observer

The problem with the notion that a certain party will always represents your concerns is, that certain party eventually winds up as your government.

If you went by Lion's Park on Saturday, Sept. 22 you may have wondered what the crowd was for. The dozens of slo pitch players weren't only there for fun in the sun, but also for a worthy cause.

The vision of what government thinks is a good farm safety net and what farmers desire still seem to be decidedly different, not that that is particularly shocking. But governments keep trying nevertheless.

Wawota has seen a great many artists who have performed during the summer at Music in the Park. Free concerts sponsored by News in a Minute, fresh air, and great company made the seven performances throughout the summer and fall quite enjoyable.

As I am approaching the end of my time in Carlyle, I have been thinking a lot about being a journalist. More specifically I have been thinking about being a young 21 year old out in the real world.

The 3rd Annual Moose Mountain Recoup and Release Fundraiser Trail Ride was held on Saturday, Sept. 22, and Sunday, Sept. 23. Based at Saskairie riders registered to ride and raised pledges for the wildlife rescue, which is run by Cheryl Winkler.

Congratulations to Mitchell Morrison who participated in the SHSAA Provincial Golf Championships in Prince Albert this past weekend. Mitchell, a grade 9 student, competed against golfers in grades 9 to 12. He finished tied for 10th out of 78 golfers.

Since the time I was ten I have been playing volleyball. It became something I did almost year round having played for my school team and various club teams throughout as well as recreational leagues.

The summer has come and gone and so has the open season for the Rusty Relics Museum. The museum is open six days a week throughout the summer months and acts as not only a historical landmark but also a tourist information hot spot.

Fall is on its way and students have been back in classes since Sept. 3. A month into the semester and the 2012/2013 student enrollment is still climbing.