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EDITOR’S NOTE: A letter written during The Second World War was recently brought into the Preeceville Progress by Maureen Johnson of Preeceville.

The Canora air cadets were treated to a two-hour lesson in taekwondo basics from Master Matthew Bodnaryk, a fourth Dan (rank) black belt of Kee’s taekwondo at the Ukrainian Catholic Hall in Canora on October 18, said Capt.

The annual fundraiser which raises money for the graduating class’s academic ceremonies was held on October 25.

Marge Reynolds of Preeceville was no stranger to working with a team of horses in her younger years but has not had the opportunity to drive a team of horses in approximately 50 years.

Along with her five-year-old Clydesdale mares Banga’s Reba and Joseph Lake’s Mac Fancy, Linda Banga of Canora had a very successful competition at The World Clydesdale Show in Madison, Wisconsin from October 25 to 28.

“Man, when you write your last column, you should just type out all the lyrics to Wonderwall.” My friend in radio told me that two months after I moved to Yorkton.

Cody Coverchuk became a bull rider more or less on a dare. “My brother dared me to get on a cow when I was 12-years-old,” said the Meadow Lake, SK., cowboy when asked about his introduction to the sport.

While I am a rather avid sports fan (you don’t subject yourself to filling a space like this without a love of the subject), my interests do skew rather hard toward team sports.

End of World War I spurs celebrations in Outlook

Crafted bags promote literacy among kids and families