Carlyle Observer

Going without educational technologies is often the case in small-town communities, but luckily for the students in Carlyle, that is not the situation.

You can't always judge a book by its cover.

There is no question about it. Moose Creek United Church is held near and dear to the hearts of many churchgoers.

It's been one of those "mixed emotion" weeks. Sitting with family to watch our eldest granddaughter cross the stage and receive her Grade 12 graduation certificate, I couldn't help but reflect on what had transpired over the years.

If you notice lots of light aircraft over Carlyle on June 26, the reason is the hosting of the annual Fly-In Breakfast at the airport.

The buzz in our lives

Summer is in the air at Carlyle Elementary Community School. Classes have been able to take in many different field trips this year because of the South East Connection's youth experience program.

Back when I was growing up, if you got out an encyclopaedia and looked in Volume 6, EAS - ELK, you would find my Dad's picture under the entry for "Easy Mark".

A man with a hang-over falls asleep during the Sunday homily. The priest says to his congregation, "All those wishing to have a place in heaven, please stand." Everyone stands up but the sleeping man.

This year will be the ninth year of Drive for a Cure in Carlyle. The annual event is scheduled for June 18 with an anticipated 24 teams and 96 golfers expected to take over the Carlyle Golf Club.