Preeceville Progress

The Trinity United Church Players have been busy rehearsing so that they can entertain audiences with Nothing but the Truth. The drama production is scheduled for April 29 in Stenen, April 30 in Sturgis and is to conclude in Preeceville on May 1.

Column by Brian Zinchuk

During the week prior to Easter (March 21 to 24), the Preeceville and District Ministerial Association hosted the Holy Week noon hour bagged lunches program.

The Preeceville Atom Pats Atoms won the A banner in front of a packed home-town crowd on March 22.

The Preeceville Figure Skating Club’s annual ice carnival welcomed audience members to the jungle on March 18. The theme was Welcome to the Jungle and skaters each performed themed skates.

The World Day of Prayer is a global ecumenical movement which brings Christians of many traditions together to observe a common day of prayer each year. The service in Preeceville was hosted by the Ukrainian Catholic Church on March 4.

The final performance for the Stars for Saskatchewan this season featured the Wheatland Band at the Sturgis Community Hall on March 17. The Preeceville Art Group had a visual art display and the St.

The Preeceville Peewee Pats were crowned the Major Hockey League champions when they won the A banner on March 17. The A-banner game was played against Canora with Preeceville defeating Canora in both games played.

The Preeceville Midget Pats hockey team faced a third game against Esterhazy that decided the B side champions of the Major Hockey league. The final and deciding game was hosted in Preeceville in front of a packed arena on March 20.

Seniors in the Sturgis area rocked the community with a fun rock-a-thon fundraiser hosted at the Sturgis READ Club on March 16. The eight main participants were all over the age of 90 years.