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Preeceville Progress

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Column by Brian Zinchuk

Canola King and Commodity King programs suspended in 2015

There were no incredible yields to report through the Canola King and Commodity King programs because a very challenging seeding season resulted in the decision to suspend the competitions in June, said Parker Summers, president and general manager o

Mushers’ Rendezvous promises a busy weekend

The committee members involved in the scheduling, organizing and preparation for the annual Preeceville and District Mushers’ Rendezvous have had a busy few months leading up to the event.

Children's winter festival to be part of Mushers' weekend

The annual Preeceville Children’s Winter Festival will be held at the Preeceville Arena grounds on January 30, which will be run in conjunction with the Mushers’ Rendezvous.
Kelvington 4-H Club said to have had a progressive year

Kelvington 4-H Club said to have had a progressive year

The Kelvington 4-H Beef Club has already had a busy start to the 2015-2016 4-H year. “To kick the year off, we cooked and served hamburgers at Maple Farm Equipment in Preeceville on July 16 for a combine clinic,” said Crystal Elmy.
Threading the way across the world

Threading the way across the world

The St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic women never imagined that when they first took on the challenge of creating little dresses for girls on the other side of the world that it would blossom to astronomical proportions.
First skate of the season in Sturgis

First skate of the season in Sturgis

Snowmobile season is for everyone

The snowmobile season was slow in starting because of a lack of snow, said Becky Scheller, secretary of the Roughrider Snowmobile Club in Preeceville.
Prairie Women On Snowmobiles - 2016 Ride

Prairie Women On Snowmobiles - 2016 Ride

The Prairie Women on Snowmobiles are scheduled to begin their six-day journey on January 30. The trek will be kicked off on January 31 when the riders will start their journey in Prince Albert and travel to Birch Hills, Kinistino, Melfort and Naicam.

Curling season faced with poor numbers

The Preeceville Curling Club was forced to cancel its annual Christmas bonspiel due to a lack of interest and the timing of the holidays this Christmas season, said Tim Olson, a club spokesman.
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