Carlyle Observer

Kids laughing, playing games, and having fun was a sight to see on Thursday, Oct. 10, at the Wawota Museum for a Kids' Carnival. The museum began hosting the event last year as a way to get youth involved.

The Carlyle detachment of the RCMP was involved with 51 calls between Oct. 4 and Oct. 10. False Calls A false 911 call was received. Two alarms in the area were also attended, though they were found to be false.

Like all things in life there are highs and lows, it is unavoidable, a guaranteed byproduct of living. These words were written on Thanks Giving, a day that signifies gratitude of the blessing of harvest.

This year I have an unexpected but greatly appreciated item for which to give thanks. It all began with a bag of apples. Here's what happened: I'd just purchased my walk-on ticket and was attempting to attach the heavy bag to my suitcase.

Lately everyone has been trying to frighten my co-worker about a Saskatchewan winter. This includes myself, telling Corey that he hasn't experienced anything like this coming out of Toronto.

Consumer concern over their food has always fascinated me. I totally understand that we should hold some interest in what we eat.

Neil Squire had always been an active member of society. Born and raised in British Columbia he grew up participating in school sports, achieving merits in scholastics, and eventually went on to the University of Victoria.

On the last Thursday of the month (may change), students from the GF.Kells High School will be out in community for 2 hours after school (3:15-5:15). They will be volunteering their time to make our community a better, cleaner place.

It was an unplugged evening, Blake Berglund strummed his guitar in true hip cowboy fashion and Lorri Solomon-Matthewson caressed hearts with her soulful stories of friendship.

Prior to my arthritis days I enjoyed hiking up several local mountains with Hubby, our son and his wife and the two oldest granddaughters.