Preeceville Progress

By Kaare Askildt Formerly known as The Farmer in Training Have you ever been in that position? Where you’re in a pinch and wonder how you’re going to get out of it, or salvage a situation the best way possible? I’ve been there many times in my life.

Cara Zubko’s career in hockey began at an early age and skyrocketed through the years. Her love of the game has kept her goals in sight and she concentrated on her hockey career.

“Preeceville Minor Baseball is happy to report that it is having another positive year,” said Andrea Tonn, organizer. “We have approximately 50 kids registered with Saskatchewan Baseball this year. The age groups range from T-ball to mosquito.

A tiny melon from south of the border has been creating a buzz in the greenhouses and farmers’ markets in the area.

Column by Kaare Askildt

Students from the Sturgis Composite High and Elementary schools showcased their scientific projects to fellow students, judges, teachers and family members during the science fair on May 5. Meghan Clancy, the science teacher, organized the fair.

The peewee football season has started and after a few days of going over fundamentals, team members were “very excited to start hitting one another,” said Bill Dodge, coach.

The Preeceville and District Heritage Museum is getting ready to open for another busy season. The museum will officially open on May 25 with an open house. The public is welcome.

Esther Sigurdson, president of the Saskatchewan Hospital Auxiliary Association SHAA, brought greetings on behalf of the association to the annual meeting held in Preeceville on April 20.