Carlyle Observer

For my column I thought about boring you all with historical information, such as: On this day in 1842, such and such happened. But I decided against it. I know the looks I get for simply saying that I have a history degree.

As pink day in Carlyle quickly approaches the talk around town is high. Some of these talks include the recent dramatics involving the movie Bully. The movie received an R rating originally in the U.S., and a PG rating in Canada.

Update for Carlyle & District History Book: 1.Unveiling of the name for new book is planned in May at a soup & sandwich fundraiser for the project. Posters & details to follow.

The Term 3 Report Cards will be going out on Friday, April 20. Student Led 3-Way Conferences will be from 5-8 pm on Wed. April 25 and Thurs. April 26. There will be no school on Friday, April 27. The 2012 Pink Day has been set for Wednesday, May 2nd.

"It's the staff, everybody has helped out to make this possible." - Nancy Matthewson. On May 6, 2011, the grand re-opening of the Carlyle Home Hardware at 110 Railway Ave. was greeted by the community with eagerness.

One hundred years ago, the people of Saskatchewan had reason to fear the onset of illness like tuberculosis, dysentery, and diphtheria. Advances in public health and water treatment systems have gone a long way toward eliminating those illnesses.

The Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to a total of 38 calls between the 6th and the 12th of April. Beginning the day for the 6th, members responded to a call of a single vehicle rollover near the community of Redvers.

Submitted by Dr. Christine Ewert Hill D.V.M.

The Wawota Lions Club held their annual Quad Derby on Saturday, April 14. The event was held by the Lions with help from others around the community.

The break is over and time for the students to wipe off the sleepy dust from their eyes and jump back into their desks for another 2 and half months left of school.