Business
After Hours to be at Cottonwood Kitchen & Bath
Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce would like to invite the public to our
1st Business After Hours hosted by the Newson’s of Cottonwood Kitchen &
Bath Wednesday, November 2nd from 5:15 pm- 6:30 pm. Refreshments will be
provided. . . .
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Parent-Teacher
conferences set
Parent Teacher Conferences are scheduled for next Thursday, November
3, 2005 from 2pm until 7 pm and on Friday, November 4, 2005 from
8 am until 12 noon. . . .
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Veterans
Day program planned
Veterans Day Celebration to Honor Veterans - November 11th - Prairie
Elementary Gym . . .
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Disaster
drill held
A disaster drill was held last Tuesday, Oct. 18 in Cottonwood.
The premise was that a meth lab in one of the NICI empty houses in
the Job Corp housing west of Cottonwood blew up due to a meth explosion.
. . .
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Hospital
News
Clearwater Valley and St. Mary’s Hospitals received a grant from the
Idaho Alliance of Leaders in Nursing (IALN) to provide training for eight
nurses through the Washington State University Rural Nurse Internship Program.
. . .
Seventy –five years ago on November 3, 1930 Our Lady of Consolation
Hospital in Cottonwood first began serving patients. . . .
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Jr.
High finishes 8-0; Pirates beat Lapwai 26-20; Wrestling Club has first
meet
The Prairie Jr. High football team capped off a perfect 8-0 season
last week. . . .
The Prairie varsity picked up their second straight win by beating
Lapwai 26-20. . . .
The Cottonwood Wrestling Club had 11 of their 24 wrestlers earn medals
at the season's first meet. . . .
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Lady
Pirates lose to Deary
The Prairie Lady Pirates had a 2 games to 1 advantage but couldn’t
close the deal as Deary eliminated them from the District Tournament 17-25,
25-17, 25-16, 15-25, 9-15 at Lewiston Saturday, Oct. 22. . . .
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Summit
Academy news
On October 13th, Summit’s new Parent Association held their first quarterly
meeting put together and run by Leah Prigge and Sherry Nuxoll. . . .
This year at Summit Academy the virtue award system is different. .
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Students of the month for October at Prairie High
School are DeAnna Reed, left, outstanding student and Adeline Lustig, honor
student. DeAnna has put forth so much effort in classes. Whenever she has
been absent from school, she has been very responsible about completing
missed assignments. Adeline always has her work done. She asks about questions
she doesn't understand, and she's very organized.
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Betty Mader, regent for Court DeSmet of the Catholic
Daughters of the Americas, presents checks to local students who were state
winners in the Catholic Daughters. From left are Amber Nuxoll, 1st place
Div. III Essay; Savanah Prigge, 1st place, Div. I Essay; and David Spencer,
1st place, Div. III Art. Not available for the photo was Sandra Koepl,
1st place Div. III Poetry. Each student received $25 for 1st place. Koepl
is home-schooled while Nuxoll, Prigge and Spencer all attend Summit Academy.
Co-chairpersons for the local portion of the contest
were Denise Uhlenkott and Kathy Rehder.
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The Center For Discovery kids in Cottonwood along
with the Kamiah afterschool program (KAP) had the opportunity to visit
the “Great Pumpkin Patch” at Vern and Maryanne Riener’s on Wednesday October
19,2005. We had 31 very eager children ready to pick out their favorite
pumpkin. Then it was off to the fire pit for roasted hot dogs and
chips. They had a great time on the rope swing, playing ball in the
yard and making new friends. Thanks to Maryanne and Vern Riener for
inviting us to your “Great Pumpkin Patch” and for the warm coffee and delicious
cookies.
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The first graders in Mrs. Schumacher's class did "apple
research" on Thursday. Each student brought in an apple and the "research"
began. The children compared sizes, colors, and whether or not their apples
had stems. They wrote a descriptive sentence about why they liked their
apples. The children also did an experiment to see if their apple would
float or not. They concluded that all apples float no matter what the size,
shape or color. After that fun apple research the children had a yummy
snack of...what else...but apples!!!
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Monday, all the students at P.E.S. got to observe
a road safety program by the Idaho Department of Transportation. Former
P.E.S. student, Richard Baerlocher, from the Department was here and helped
to give a great presentation. Remember to wave to those guys in orange
(they aren't dressed up just because it's hunting season)!! Jacey Langston
is shown in one of the “big rigs.”
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Standing underneath the Idaho pillar of the World
War 2 Memorial are John and Mary Funke, Tim and Beth Forsmann, Bart and
Lorraine Nuxoll, and Earl and Arlene Uptmor. The group recently returned
from a trip to Washington D.C.
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