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The idea of mergers has always been one that sends shudders through whatever sector the businesses are involved in. That is with at least some good reason. Mergers by nature reduce competition.

Most youngsters have attended one camp or another. While growing up my twin brother Kjell and I found ourselves attending many Boy Scout camps.

The Preeceville School junior volleyball team remained undefeated and captured the championship during the Sturgis Composite High School junior volleyball tournament on September 24.

Runners from the Sturgis Elementary School and Sturgis Composite High School did well at the Deer Park cross-country meet in Yorkton on September 21.

The Preeceville Panthers traveled to Wynyard where they suffered a tough loss of 70-32 on September 23. "The guys knew going into the football game that it was going to be a tough game," said Jeremy Mattison.

Students from the Sturgis Composite and Elementary schools did well as they competed against other schools for top spots during the Cherrydale cross-country meet in Yorkton on September 15.

Five of the 22 Preeceville School students placed in the top 10 of runners in the Cherrydale cross-country meet in Yorkton on September 15. "We had a good number of students who showed interest in the program," said Donna Hamilton.

The Sturgis Station House Museum hosted a cultural day on September 12 featuring Joseph Naytowhow. "I live in Saskatoon and have been traveling North America in a quest to find myself," said Naytowhow.

Sturgis Community bingo winners from September 6 were: Lydia Dzaman, Gwindy Westerlund, Richard Antoniuk, Mary Pasiecnik, Bernice Stroeder, Jennie Soloway, Melissa Severight, Jean Babiuk, Olga Wasylyniuk, Judy Stefanyshyn, Shirley Nelson, Gladys Quew