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Students, staff and invited guests assembled for the Preeceville School's annual Remembrance Day service on November 10. "The annual service pays tribute to soldiers who fought for our freedom," said Sarah DeRuiter, a teacher.

Nettie Auramenko celebrated her 100th birthday accompanied by family and friends on October 22 when a five-generation photograph was taken during a party at the Sturgis Read Club.

Sturgis community bingo winners from November 1 were: Anne Antoniuk, Leona Kowalchuk (two), Richard Antoniuk.

Plans to improve health centres in Saskatchewan are forming as a new donation to The Health Foundation will assist to fund a new Yorkton hospital.

The Preeceville Harvard Air Cadets 606 Squadron canvassed the Town of Preeceville on November 5 to promote wearing poppies prior to the Remembrance Day Service. "The poppy has a long association with Remembrance Day," said Capt.

"It meant a lot to the Town to receive this grant in the amount of $1,473," said Olivia Bartch, Sturgis adminstrator.

The Whitehawk Arts Council will be presenting its second concert in the Stars for Saskatchewan concert series. The Lion The Bear The Fox is scheduled to take to the stage in Sturgis on November 16.

Ducks Unlimited Canada hosted its annual East Central Flyway fall banquet and fundraising auction on November 4 at the Sturgis Community Hall with many raffles, and silent and live auction prizes.

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