Carlyle Observer

“So, what's new with you?” It's an easy question, but basically whenever my friends ask me I have to say “Nothing much, I basically just work and coach volleyball.” Having said that, I could talk to them for hours about my work or volleyball.

In Manor the rink is an important facility that many people enjoy. Therefore, the Manor Recreation Committee hosted a fundraising supper on Saturday, March 14, to ensure the rink continues to have the funds needed to open each year.

The Oil Drop Shop officially opened on Monday, March 9, in Stoughton to cater to quick lube services and filter replacements on heavy hauling trucks and small vehicles. Located at 1614 Maplewind Road, the shop will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The Red Coat Rebels a 16U club volleyball team based in Carlyle and coached by Mickey Adams hosted their home tournament on Saturday, March 14. Attending teams included Esterhazy Storm A and B, Yorkton Blitz, and a Regina Volleyball Club (RVC) team.

If the lyrics "raindrops on roses" and "the hills are alive…" run trippingly off the tongue, you are familiar, perhaps overly familiar, with the musical "The Sound of Music.

So now that you've determined where you want to go in your career, what's the next step? An excerpt from my book 3D Success: Changing Careers in Mid Life puts it this way.

Pink Day in May: GFK and CES would like to invite the public to a FREE pancake breakfast on May 7th, 2015 to kick off our Pink Day at Gordon F. Kells school. We will be serving pancakes, sausages, coffee and juice from 8:00 am— 9:00 am.

There are few initiatives in agriculture which make more sense than Agriculture in the Classroom.