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This week was Spirit Week at G.F. Kells. Students had a lot of fun showing off their school spirit on Pajama Day, Pirate Day, Crazy Hair Day, Disney Day, and Rider Day. The next School Community Council meeting will be held October 20.

For Shelley Fornwald and Melodie Willock, the decision to volunteer their time in raising money for cancer research was an easy one.

There is a story about a world-weary elderly man after the time of the French Revolution who was reduced to begging at the church doors. One day a young priest approached him, gave him a cloak and invited him to his home.

Hobbies are like opinions, everyone has one. Some people paint, others write. Some people make music, others craft models. For some folks, it is all about restoring cars, and for others still, it might be antiques.

When it comes to telephones, things sure have changed since I was a kid listening in on the party line.

I am researching my family history and find that my Grandmother's sister emigrated to Carlyle in 1921. She was married to Arthur Read who I think was a farmer, and her name was Hilda. Her maiden name was Deller.

Rape is a four letter word which makes my blood boil at the same time it causes my stomach to curl up into my chest. In my opinion, few acts in the world are worse than rape.

The Cornerstone Family and Youth (CFY) organization in Carlyle has been dedicated to providing high-quality youth programming for many years now.

Registration notes have been sent home with Grades 3-6 students for the "Reach for the Stars" Program. This workshop will be held on Saturday October 2nd from 9:45am-8:15pm at Carlyle Elementary School. Space is limited so register now.

The new Poplar Tree Inn had their official grand opening on Sat. Sept. 18th. Many people came out to see the ribbon cutting ceremony, tour the hotel and enjoy a free hotdog with drinks and chips.