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The question of who should pay for farmers who maintain natural waterways and treed areas has been one asked for a number of years.

Police are on the lookout for suspects who caused a string of incidents in the Sturgis community. Cst. Manuel Borges with the Canora detachment of the RCMP noted that several incidents of mischief occurred between August 6 and August 7 in Sturgis.

The Crossroads Credit Union presented community organizations with some valuable funding that will be utilized by each organization.

The Preeceville Co-ed Slo-Pitch League concluded the season with Scared Hitless crowned as winners of the B-side on July 28. 鈥淭he A-side was undetermined as Norquay and the Sketters tied and never played the final game,鈥� said Riley Erickson.

The Filipino community welcomed guests from across the local area to join them in a special celebration recognizing the Filipino traditions. The festival featured a feast at Annie Laurie Lake on August 13.

The Evangel Tabernacle was the location for the churches鈥� Vacational Bible School that attracted 28 children from the local area from August 8 to August 12. "The fun week was opened to all children in all communities," said Rob Lagrove.

The Sturgis Horticultural Society hosted another successful show with 214 entries by gardeners from across the local area.

The sixth annual Sturgis motorcycle rally weekend kicked off on July 29 with a dance with music that was supplied by James Williams at the Night Train Saloon outdoor stage.

The small Kelvington 4-H Beef Club recognized the accomplishments of its members and the support received from sponsors and buyers alike during the annual awards night held on June 28, said Brent Elmy, leader.

Sturgis Community bingo winners from July 5 were: Delphine Whitehawk, Rosalia Parlby, Shirley Pantratz, Gwindy Westerlund, Esther Walker, Patrick Reagan, Dre Poorman, Arlene Holm, Nettie Gazdewich, Jennifer Shingoose (three), Jean Babiuk, Nellie Long