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The Preeceville Curling Club held its annual meeting to discuss various topics on October 5. The executive will remain the same as last year, as members serve two-year terms, said Lynn Larsen, secretary.

The Sturgis Community Hall hosted a used clothing sale that featured an assortment of clothing for all ages on October 15. "The annual sale is a fundraiser for the hall and is a fun day for shoppers," said Hazel Urbanoski, hall committee member.

The Preeceville Panthers senior football team traveled to Watson on October 14 with high hopes of adding another win to its record. "The team was not denied as we walked away with a great win with a score of 32-20," said Jeremy Mattison, coach.

The Preeceville junior football team continued its undefeated season with another win on the board on October 11 when the team defeated Wakaw 35-7 at home. "The team has had a great season with an undefeated season to date," said Bill Dodge, coach.

The annual October trade show attracted 45 vendors to the Preeceville Community Hall on October 8. The Preeceville Fire Department hosted the annual show and provided the important messages of fire prevention and the importance of smoke detectors.

The Prairie Flavours Ranch, owned and operated by Nathan and Megan Maier, welcomed 13 guests for a one-day Open Gate Learning workshop on September 28.

The board and staff of the Preeceville and District Heritage Museum are thanking the residents of Preeceville and area who generously supported the museum during the past season.

The senior boys volleyball combined team, comprised of players from Sturgis Composite High School and Norquay School hosted a tournament in Sturgis on September 30 and October 1.