Preeceville Progress

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.

Even before a single ballot is cast for the October 19 election, you can expect big changes when it comes to who represents you in rural Saskatchewan.

Dear editor, Independent Senator Don Meredith, now ejected from the Conservative Party, is subject to ethics probes over allegations he harassed and bullied staff and had an affair with a 16-year-old girl. Having termed him-self until recently “Dr.

A storm was blowing in, and it was starting to rain, hard, so my wife, Michelle, and I bolted from the truck into Bran-don Princess Auto.

Of all the issues facing agriculture, and there are many, I find the debate around genetically modified organisms to be perhaps the most fascinating.

Eight teams in the Preeceville Slo-Pitch League are currently in playoff mode. Playoffs began on July 7 and the winners are to be crowned on July 21.

The Preeceville Aces peewee ball team lost in the semi-final round at the A2 (small town) provincials in Hudson Bay during the weekend. “There were two pools of four for a total of eight teams,” said Kipp Bayer, coach.

The Sturgis Station House Museum is one of the oldest buildings and a landmark in the community of Sturgis. It recently underwent a huge upgrade by having the roof fixed.

Children in the local area can take ad-vantage of the summer fun program and come out to have some summer fun through games, crafts and many more activities. The program is run through the months of July and August in both Preeceville and Sturgis.

Celebrate the power of imagination at the Preeceville Public Library this summer with the TD Summer Reading Club.