Carlyle Observer

In 2007 a boy in Nova Scotia went to his first day of Grade 9 wearing a pink polo shirt. Pink, a colour typically associated with girls was the catalyst for others at the school to begin bullying the youth.

Folktales are a type of narrative, which are very popular within an eclectic number of cultures.

The extremely talented cast and crew associated with Cornerstone Theatre delivered once again. Cornerstone Theatre held a successful spring performance with their production, "The Game's Afoot," by Ken Ludwig.

On Monday, April 8 the Relay for Life, a fundraising event for the Canadian Cancer Society, committee members held a registration night and team captain meeting.

Memorial service for Leonard Howard Lausch, late of Carlyle, was held at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, April 13 from the Carlyle United Church with Rev. Sung Shim officiating.

The Western Canadian farm sector has long dreamed of a period of high grain and oilseed prices. And we are certainly in the middle of such a cycle at present.

Sun Country Health Region will be holding a Community Leadership Network meeting in Carlyle on April 15 at the Skyline Motor Inn. The meeting has been scheduled to be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Based solely on the Saskatchewan Party government press releases, one might assume it has done all it can to prepare for the spring flood.

You can have your Josh Hamiltons and Joey Vottos and Jose Bautistas and Mike Trouts. Baltimore Orioles fans are quite happy with their less heralded first baseman, Chris Davis.

Town Council convened at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3, for a rather quiet meeting. The schools in town made the councillors aware of Pink Day, which is fast approaching and will be held on May 1st.