Preeceville Progress

Harvest has begun in some parts of the province, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s weekly crop report for the period ending August 3.. Less than one per cent of the provincial crop has been combined, while one per cent is ready to straight-cut.

Admittedly, it’s not quite as crass as the last time Saskatchewan voters saw a summer campaign.

The editor: In 2011, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall stated it was the government’s “vision and goal to make our province the very best place in Canada to live for those with disabilities.

I was at the lake when the federal election was called. “Meh,” was my response. I didn’t even bother to turn on the TV for two days to look at the coverage.

When it comes to world trade the idea of free movement of goods is held up as an idea the world should aspire to.

Gene Klebeck started playing field lacrosse in Saskatoon during his university years and continues to enjoy the competitive nature of the sport.

The Preeceville Coed SloPitch League had a very successful year, according to organizers who said the season concluded at the end of July with playoffs. The winners of the A side and B side were determined by a round robin playoff.

The Preeceville Trap Shooting Club hosted its second registered shoot of the season on July 31 to August 2. There were a total of 14 shooters registered on Saturday and 13 registered for the shoot on Sunday.

The Preeceville Skating Arena received a Community Demonstration Grant through the Saskatchewan Scrap Tire Corporation (SSTC). The grant allowed the arena committee to replace the old rubber floor matting.

TRATCH: Rosie was born on September 2, 1924 to Mike and Polly (nee Sushetski) Loshka. She grew up on a family farm north of Buchanan and attended Dydland School. Rosie enjoyed playing ball and waitressing.