Carlyle Observer

P.A.R.T.Y, an acronym for Preventing Alcohol and Risk Related Trauma in Youth, is a program that promotes smart decisions by youth concerning life choices.

What would it be like, that dialogue? "Is it really you? My God [sorry] that was a dumb question. Of course it's you. Can I start over? Again, a dumb question. You're the author of starting over. How many times have you let me start over." "RELAX.

Volunteers are Sun-sational. That was this year's theme at the volunteer tea held at Moose Mountain Lodge, Carlyle. Similar events took place throughout the week in Redvers and Arcola.

The future of agriculture has long looked bright. I recall futurist and economist Lowell Catlett spoke in Yorkton years ago with a presentation he titled 'The Future Is So Bright You'll Have to Wear Shades'.

On August 18th, 2012, the Lampman A's senior men's baseball team will be inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame in the team category. The event will take place in North Battleford at the Alex Dillabough Centre.

As the piles and piles of recycling begin to form a giant mountain at the Pentecostal Assembly in Carlyle, youth begin to get excited about a trip they will soon take.

If there is one thing April 2012 should be teaching anyone not already aware of it, weather ultimately determines farming.

As this year's spring production from Cornerstone Theatre approaches, the two dinner theatre performances, Friday and Saturday have already sold out. People will be attending from near and far. Cornerstones productions never fail to amaze.

Every April 22, we celebrate the largest worldwide environmental event, Earth Day. 1 billion people in over 170 countries, including 6 million Canadians stage events and projects to address local environmental issues.

An 80 year old woman was startled when the door burst open to reveal a threatening burglar. She ran toward him yelling, "Acts2:38, Acts 2 :38, Acts 2:28!" The burglar couldn't run fast enough to get away from her as she chased him out of the house.