Carlyle Observer

On Thursday, Oct. 17, local business Seed Hawk based in Langbank was bought out by the Swedish company Väderstad.

Bullying is utterly out of control, I don't know how it is in other parts of the world but in North America, every couple of months some kid commits suicide because of severe bullying.

Some of the most familiar faces on late-night sports roundups on TV are National Hockey League coaches.

If there is one thing the world has far too many of, it's days being proclaimed to mark everything from Veteran's Day to International Broccoli Day. Some, such as Veteran's Day are obviously worthwhile endeavours.

He shoots, he scores! Hockey is the great Canadian pastime. Canadians whether they can skate or not seem to love the sport. Amazed by the skill and when young emulate their heroes on the ice.

The slim attendance in Carlyle did not prevent the actors of Collateral Bodies from giving a heartfelt performance. Six women took the stage on Oct.

Grace Smyth, 15, recently attended a Saskatchewan student leadership conference and it was there that she got an idea.

Members of Carlyle Town Council met on Wednesday, Oct. 16, for their bimonthly meeting to discuss town issues and concerns.

The Carlyle detachment of the RCMP was called to service 47 times for the week of Oct. 11 to Oct. 17. False calls Four 911 calls were received in the area, but they were all found to be false.

RUTTEN, Marie (nee Rogg) born October 27, 1923 passed away peacefully on October 17, 2013 in Regina, SK, formerly of Carlyle widow of Henry William Rutten.