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Column by Brian Zinchuk

Dr. Morteza Shahrestani will begin practice on February 16 as a general practitioner in Preeceville. Dr. Shahrestani will be joining Dawn Kennedy, nurse practitioner, at the Preeceville and District Health Centre.

Sunrise Health Region has welcomed three physicians to its region. Dr. Morteza Shahrestani will begin practice on February 16 as a general practitioner in Preeceville, said a release from the Health Region. Dr.

The Prairie Women on Snowmobiles stopped briefly in Preeceville along their journey on February 1. It was the second day of their journey and the group travelled through Naicam, Archerwill, Kelvington and Invermay and ended in Preeceville.

Gary Shepherd, director of Mental Health & Addictions Services, recently made a presentation to the Sunrise Regional Health Authority on the progress fulfilling the recommendations of the Mental Health and Addictions Action Plan for Saskatchewan.

Bruce Rawling, who has been a musician and songwriter for the last 30 years, showcased his talents in a concert at the St. John Lutheran Church in Preeceville on January 27.

The Rural Municipality of Preeceville announced the 2015-16 committee and board appointments at the November 12 meeting of council, according to Lisa Peterson, administer.

The Sturgis open curling bonspiel that attracted 14 teams featured three events from January 18 to 23. The Trevor Cook rink, with members Tammy Cook, Merlin Alberts and Shane Nelson, topped the A event.

The Bob Lebo and Glenda Jeffrey team won the two-person, one-day stick bonspiel held at the Preeceville Curling Rink on January 22. They defeated the Roy Fairburn and Joe Luciw pair in the A-event final.

The Preeceville Peewee Pats continue their race for the provincial C title. The first game in a set of two games was hosted in Wadena against the Wadena Wildcats on January 26. The series was based on a point basis not wins.