Preeceville Progress

Dear editor: Who provided the “Enemies of Israel” blacklist read out by Joyce Bate-man, Harper’s Conservative candidate in Winnipeg South Centre? It angered the Asper Jewish Community Centre all-candidates-forum audience hosted by B’ani Brith, which

In a world where every other news story seems to be about some disaster or some lunatic wanting to inflict pain on others, it is refreshing to read a feel-good story.

By Kaare Askildt ( Formerly known as The Farmer in Training ) Well, I guess we all arrive at that moment in life when other close family members might be shopping for a nice “retirement home” or a “senior lodge” and even a “nursing home” – for you! J

Willie Walters was born September 16, 1918 at Kayville, Sask. Passed away peacefully at the Preeceville Long Term Care with family at his side September 5, 2015.

Government has approved a number of recommendations put forward by Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) for changes to its auto injury coverage programs.

Yorkton Peewee Gridders sit atop of the Regina Minor Football League standings with a perfect 70 record.

Seniors in the Preeceville area were catered to at an af-ternoon of popcorn a with refreshments and socializing. The movie played was The Beverly Hillbillies and seniors had a lot of fun.

Runners from both the Sturgis Composite High and the Sturgis Junior Elementary schools brought home medals from the three cross-country meets held in the area. Cherry dale meet was held September 9; York City, September 14; and Saltcoats.

The Preeceville School cross country team has been working hard and that dedication has paid off. Members brought home several medals from cross-country meets in Cherry-dale (Yorkton) and Salt-coats.

Members of the Preeceville Harvard Air Cadets joined the Melville Air cadets as they traveled to Camp SaskCadet for a fun weekend of learning outdoor survival techniques on September 25 and 26.