Preeceville Progress

Allyson Grywacheski has joined the staff at the Sturgis Elementary School. She is originally from Norquay and received her bachelor of secondary education degree from the University of Regina where she majored in sociology and minored in English.

An 80th anniversary celebration was held at the Lutheran Nelson Lake Bible Camp on August 14. “The event was well attended and a beautiful Sunday afternoon was enjoyed by all,” said Donna Chalupiak.

About the last thing either the province or the Saskatchewan Party need right now is more division. While one might think tough economic times bring people together, they sometimes really don’t.

There is obviously a market for organically produced foods. The consumer, they say, is always right, so the reasons for the demand don’t matter. It exists, and when a market exists, someone will generally move to fill it.

Not only some of us, but all of us should know that ‘some’ is a ‘determiner,’ ‘pronoun,’ ‘adverb’ and ‘adjective,’ but it is also used as a ‘prefix’ and ‘suffix,’ according to Merriam Webster Dictionary .

Students at the Preeceville School walked through the doors on September 1 and were greeted by administrative staff members Doug King, principal; Kent Seerey, vice-principal, and Laura Sliva, who is in office administration.

A core of 20 players makes up the roster for the Preeceville Panthers football team. A football camp held from August 29 to September 9 was a clear indication that the team is ready to take on its competitors.

Roy Pristie of Sturgis recently acquired a 1970 Chevrolet modified pull truck with the name Wasted Wages. He purchased the truck from a Hodgins Auction in 2015.

Brad Cameron, the principal, and other staff at the Sturgis Composite High School welcomed students back to another school year.

Not that long ago, I decided it was finally time for a full-scale replacement of our old appliances.