Carlyle Observer

Manor School hosted a back to school BBQ on Monday, Aug. 31, for students to bring in their school supplies, meet new teachers, and catch up with friends before heading back for their first day on Tuesday, Sept. 1.

The New Hope Horse Club in Stoughton has developed a fantastic draw to the community with the always entertaining Rough 'N Ready Roughstock Rodeo. The event, held on Saturday, Sept.

A variety of topics were covered on Wednesday, Sept. 2, by Carlyle's town council including an aspect of paying taxes and the new subdivision.

Devan Brisebois of Carlyle's Affinity Credit Union marked a very special anniversary by making an offer that credit union co-workers, members and often, complete strangers couldn't refuse.

The Carlyle and District Lions Club in conjunction with the family of the late Gord Savill are paying tribute to him with the addition of a new gazebo at Carlyle's Lions Pride Estates.

The Carlyle RCMP detachment received 89 calls to service between Friday, Aug. 28 and Thursday, Sept. 3. 911 calls The RCMP received three 911 calls from the communities of Kisbey, Redvers and Wawota. All were deemed to be non-emergencies.

White Bear Education Complex marked the return to the 2015-2016 school year with the school's traditional flag-raising ceremony, Thursday, Sept. 3. Principal Sheri McArthur-Cappo says, “Every year, when we start the school year, we raise three flags.

“Walk this way” is a classic pun used variously in entertainment. In the Three Stooges short Don't Throw That Knife a woman instructs the Stooges to walk this way and saunters off swinging her dress. The Stooges shrug and swing after her.

Last month the Western Canada Summer Games were hosted in Wood Buffalo, AB, with local wrestler, Micheline Biermann (12), competing and Manor Mustangs wrestling coach, Monte McNaughton, as the Team Sask assistant coach.

The other day I was sitting in the office, typing, when Cindy walked in with a short news submission from Ida Brownridge, who used to be a correspondent for the paper from Arcola for 15 years.