Carlyle Observer

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are seriously teetering on a cliff right now. The Green & White were denied a fourth-consecutive victory Saturday night in Calgary when they lost 29-25 to the Stampeders.

On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Carlyle Cougars Sr. Girls' Volleyball Team hosted a series of exhibition games in order to help prepare for Conferences to be hosted in Carlyle on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Every year the Lampman Recreation Department takes charge of hosting an event marking the end of harvest, while giving everyone in the community, whether involved with farming or not, something to do.

"Are you not thirsty?" said the lion. "I'm dying of thirst," said Jill. "Then drink," said the lion. "May I? could I? Would you mind going away while I do?" said Jill. The lion answered this only by a look and very low growl.

Saturday, Oct. 26, saw people amass in the Wawota Town Hall for the first annual Trade Show and Kids' Halloween Party.

In the 1800s the first European explorers to the area saw something special in the Moose Mountains and declared the area of Moose Mountain Provincial Park as a Dominion Game Management Zone.

Disrobing took place on our street today as wind-stripped leaves from fig, oak, elm, walnut, and who knows what other kinds of trees, danced from one end of Maple Avenue to the other. It was a real autumn blow-down.

Arthur James Cameron, October 26, 1922 - October 4, 2013 It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of Arthur James Cameron of Wawota, SK at the age of 90 years.

The town of Carlyle has recently partnered with the Saskatoon Community Foundation to manage funds, a bequest from the McQueen estate in hopes of developing its own foundation.

Director of education for the Southeast Cornerstone Public School Division praised the division for providing safe and caring places for children to attend school and said this is just one of many high points the area can celebrate during education w