Preeceville Progress

The Preeceville School was among 19 other Good Spirit School Division libraries that were open for a time during the summer.

The Sturgis and District Station House Museum hosted its annual windup that featured entertainment and clay oven-baked bread on August 27. "We made and cooked 60 loaves of bread in the outdoor clay oven," said Hazel Urbanoski, museum representative.

The art of a corn maze is designed with the idea of challenging individuals’ mental and physical abilities as they navigate through the twisting maze.

By Brian Zinchuk

By Gail Krawetz

Trae Peterson of Sturgis expanded his hockey passion by playing on the 2009 Selects Hockey Development (SHD) program teams throughout the summer months.

The Sturgis Composite High School class of 1967 reunited after 50 years to reminisce and get reacquainted at Rawhides on July 15. The afternoon kicked off with a tour of the Sturgis Composite School.

One educational assistant at Preeceville is the only person new to the staffs of the schools in Preeceville and Sturgis.

Individuals of all ages were welcomed to join in the fun of celebrating Canada 150 in Sturgis. The main feature was a fun bicycle parade with children and adults riding their decorated bicycles through the streets of the Town of Sturgis on August 20.

Avid archers were encouraged to aim at numerous 3D archery targets near Preeceville on August 19 and 20.