Carlyle Observer

With Hallowe'en right around the corner, I thought it might be interesting to look into the history of the holiday. A holiday which encourages kids to dress in scary outfits, carve pumpkins, and go from house to house trick or treating.

Cornerstone Theatre decided to put on a fall mash-up of performances.

Twelve years ago everything changed for Linda Wegner, currently residing in Powell River, B.C. She had been a pastor's wife for the majority of her life and due to some unexpected challenges Wegner took on the role of family wage earner.

Did you know Carlyle had a 4-H Beef Club? Can you name any of these people in this picture? Many of them are still here and proud to call Carlyle and district home.

Sometimes we wonder why bad things happen to good people? Some work hard, but they are not treated as they deserve.

A smile flashed across Brendan Taman's face at the mention of the term "playoffs". There's another word the Saskatchewan Roughriders General Manager actually despises, but we'll get to that later.

In a situation demanding bravery how would you respond? For two local men this question presented itself and they each acted selflessly, without regard for themselves. A ceremony was held at 2 p.m. on Oct.

A group of local mothers have organized a "Monster Bash" -a charity event in support of the Cornerstone Family and Youth.

The Carlyle Cougar Senior Girls Volleyball Team hosted their annual invitational tournament. Teams from Oxbow, Stoughton, Carnduff, Manor/Wawota, and Lampman attended the two-day event.

Last week's town council, which was called to order on Oct. 17, marked an end to Mike Lothian, Darren Grimes and George Anderson's terms as alderman.