Carlyle Observer

On April 13, 1987, the Moose Mountain Trail Riders club was formed to promote family friendly monthly trail rides and to host a reasonably priced annual ride, open to the public.

It was a typical day for Tianna Kennett; after heading out for her routine run she was returning to school when the news came.

BILL STERN relates the story of a sandlot baseball game the batter clouts the ball... Two more runs score. The third basemen chatters encouragement to his pitcher. The man calls out, "What's the score?" "It's 18 to nothin'." the little tyke shouts.

The Carlyle and District Lions Club held their regularly scheduled club meeting on Tuesday, May 6, and in addition to the discussion of various club activities and duties there was a brimming excitement amongst members. On Nov.

Alma James was born south of Arcola on a family farm. Growing up on the farm gave Alma a work ethic, which would stay with her throughout her life as she continued gardening well into her 80's.

The Arcola Daycare Fundraising Committee raised more than $10,000 at their annual Children's Carnival held at the Arcola Prairie Place on Saturday, May 24.

Recently I travelled to Toronto, I had never been out there before and felt as though I should see a bit more of Canada before travelling to other countries.

Vern Vogel grew up around McTaggart and Weyburn. Living on a farm meant that he had numerous chores, but also took him into cart racing with horses, and eventually led him to teaching.

This weekend I enjoyed an unexpected two hours of serenity in the little village of Lund. I'd gone on business but when my intended audience failed to materialize I chose to give thanks for an unscheduled time of rest and refreshing.

Dozens of car enthusiasts attended the 6th Annual Moose Mountain Cruisin' event over the May long weekend in Carlyle and Manor.