Carlyle Observer

The Wawota Lion’s 22 nd Annual Farmers’ Golf Tournament was once again a success. This year the event was hosted at the White Bear Lake Golf Course and welcomed 112 golfers out for the day, up from last year’s 108 participants.

Note: Bicycles travelling along road ways must follow traffic safety laws. This includes stopping at stop signs.

Carlyle Town Council held their regular meeting Wednesday, July 6 at the Carlyle Civic Centre. The next meeting will be held at 7 p.m., Wednesday, June 20 at the Civic Centre. Dr.

A Case for Composting? The Urban Death Project By Lynne Bell According to the Central Intelligence Agency's World Factbook , the global death rate for humans averages almost 8 per 1,000 people. And according to www.dyingwords.

Although Arcola's Brandt Freitag only started playing table tennis last year, the eighteen-year-old Arcola School graduate has already been selected to Team Saskatchwan's table tennis team and recently represented the province at the national level t

Although she won't complete the final steps towards earning her black belt until September, 17-year-old karate competitor Marlee Cormier of Carlyle has already competed nationally as a member of Team Saskatchewan and now, as a member of the Sintani W

Two separate fundraisers held by the staff of White Bear's Bear Claw Casino have resulted in a $1,120 donationto the Carlyle & District Food Bank--- and according to chairperson Mavis James, it couldn't have come at a better time.

It was a community come together on Sunday, July 3, with the Arcola Antique Ag Daze hosting another great success. “It was a very good day,” Al Fletcher with the Arcola Fair and Stampede Society explained.

The Carlyle Cardinals hosted their annual July long weekend tournament, July 1-3. With four pools of three teams, a total of 12 teams from across Saskatchewan were out to compete in Carlyle and Kenosee.

The Science of Superstition: The Case of Courtroom 13 By Lynne Bell Recently and real-state-wise, a courthouse in Saint John, New Brunswick did what hotels usually do-dispensed with the number 13.