Preeceville Progress

The Preeceville Lions club has taken on a major project. The group is working at widening the walking and ski trail and continuing to clear trees along the trail around the Town of Preeceville, according to Ralph Ager, Lions member.

The Preeceville Recreation Board is trying to bring more holiday spirit to The Town of Preeceville, stated Andrea Tonn, Town of Preeceville Recreation Director.

Michelle Hansen of Sturgis has been a huge fan of the Saskatchewan Roughriders for 10 years and has had her life take many different directions. One of those directions recently saw Hansen being chosen as the grand prize winner of Grey Cup Fit Up.

When you think about it, the Saskatchewan Party should be “Standing up for Saskatchewan.” After all, the reason for their very existence is pretty much spelled out in their name.

The Preeceville/Invermay senior girls volleyball earned the privilege to compete in the upcoming regional championships with a second place win at the 3A girls conference volleyball championships held in Preeceville on November 3.

The Preeceville Arena canola fundraiser harvest was finished on October 18. The canola field was located approximately one mile west of Preeceville and was a volunteer effort.

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

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.

A friend posted this above a picture of the migrant convoy making its way from Honduras through Mexico right now: “This is happening now. Trump has to make a decision.

The Preeceville Volunteer Fire Department underwent the first of several sessions for updating its first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) course.