Community
cleanup set for next week
The Cottonwood City Council met Monday, April 11 and talked about the
upcoming community cleanup week. . . .
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76
donate blood
Our Blood Drive last Thursday came up a little short of our goal.
Our goal was 95 and 76 of you were able to come. But that is
OK because we know that it is not always a convenient time for you to come.
. . .
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Hospital
news
Articles on this page are about free immunizations and the addition
of a nurse practitioner to the staff. . . .
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Catholic
Daughters education contest winners are named
Winners are listed along with pictures of the winners. . . .
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make A honor roll at Prairie Middle School
Seventeen Prairie Middle School students made the A honor roll during
the third quarter of the 2004-05 school year.
They were MaKayla Schaeffer, Troy Lorentz, Joshua Roeper and Megan
Sigler in the fifth grade; Meaghan Bruner, Madison Edwards, Michael Karel
and Christina Johnson in the sixth grade; NaTosha Schaeffer, Kelly Edwards,
David Sigler and Wyatt Williams in the seventh grade and Emily Lerandeau,
Laura Gehring, Alicia Pepper, Kristi Poxleitner and Rachel Kaschmitter
in the eighth grade.. . .
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Pirates
lose at Kamiah; Lead in game suspended due to rain
The Prairie baseball team lost to Kamiah for the second time this year
then 2 days later were leading at Culdesac when rain halted play . . .
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Lady
Pirates win twice
The Prairie Lady Pirates clobbered Lapwai 29-0 then beat Timberline
14-1 as Meghan VanderPas tossed her second no-hitter of the season.
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Prairie
competes in two track meets
Tabitha Sonnen won 3 events in a track meet at Kamiah Tuesday, April
5 but the best Prairie could do at the Clearwater River Invitational was
a 3 second place finishes. . . .
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Summit
news
Lots of Summit Academy news this week: Virtue winners; honor rolls;
Science Fair results; and Knowledge Bowl. . . .
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Students
visit France, Italy
Well, I certainly enjoyed my last trip with students. Europe
will probably never recover, but we will eventually. We begin our
journey in Spokane, meeting at the Day’s Inn where most of the kids try
to stay up all night so they can sleep on the plane. I believe they
managed an hour or two of sleep but that was about it. . . .
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Troy Lorentz receives a medal from Patti Beach of
the Alice Whitman Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for
his winning essay in the DAR essay contest. His essay was the regional
winner and also won at the state level. He received the pin at a
ceremony at Prairie Middle School last Thursday, April 7.
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Shown in the above 2 photos are those with perfect
attendance at PES for the past quarter. They are in no particular order
Lauren Alfrey, Jake Bruner, Hailey Danly, Brandon Higgins, Sierra Latimer,
Thomas Lowe, Philip Spencer, Ashlee Stubbers, Abbie Uhlenkott, Lucas Arnzen,
Bryson Higgins, Gabrielle Kreautler, Stellina Laurino, Emily McHugh, Dally
Ratcliff, Justin Ross, Austin Sonnen, Whitney Sonnen, Dylon Bruegeman,
Rebekah Bruner, Casey Danly, Kayla Duclos, Kelzey Dvorak, Andy Gehring,
Jared Higgins, Lydia Lustig, Justis Nelson, Keely Schmidt, Anita Zenner,
Seth Chaffee, Kody Duclos, Alex Duman, Levi Lustig, Tyler Ross, Frank
Spencer, Shelby VonBargen, Kory Bahlman, Aurelia Bruno, Cole Frei, Bailie
Gehring, Jayce Huling, Tucker Kennedy, Nicole Poxleitner, Riley Poxleitner,
Samantha Remacle, Laina Sonnen, Lauren Stubbers, Chaye Uptmor and Andrew
Geis.
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Prairie Elementary School's March attendance winners--
Laurel Henry and Bryson Higgins. They had lunch with the principal at the
Country Haus.
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Three Prairie High School juniors took part in the
Idaho Top Scholar program held at Grangeville recently. They are among
the top 10% of juniors in the state. From left are Tim Helmke of the U
of I, Danielle Terhaar, Adeline Lustig, Ashley Schaeffer, Misty Johnson
of U.S. Bank and PHS principal Mike Bundy. U.S. Bank and the UI Alumni
Association sponsor the program. Also eligible but unable to attend was
Lindsey Crea.
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Ten 4th graders have been visiting the Long Term Care
patients on a monthly basis. In addition this month all 40 in the grade
cleaned up the hospital grounds as a community project. Here LTC patient
Vera Braun, age 90, a former Elementary School teacher shares some cookies
with the students.
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