Dr.
Ostrander joins SMHC staff
Dr. Jeremy Ostrander recently joined the medical staff of St. Mary’s
Hospital and Clinics. He became acquainted with SMHC while doing
a locum tenens or temporary assignment. He received his medical degree
from the Oregon Health Sciences University School of Medicine in 2002.
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Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Wimer ballfields were the major topic of discussion at the April
meeting of the Cottonwood City Council held Monday, April 10. . . .
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24
earn straight A's at PMS
Twenty-four students made the A honor roll for the third quarter at
Prairie Middle School. They were Logan Dahlen, Christopher Hoene, Andrea
Kaschmitter, Callie Mader, Kade Perrin, Kendall Schumacher, Shane Stubbers,
Kelsey Tidwell, Shelby VonBargen and Claire Whitley in the fifth grade;
Troy Lorentz, MaKayla Schaeffer, Megan Sigler and Joshwa Zigler in the
sixth grade; Meaghan Bruner, Brock Heath, Kayla Johnson and Michael Karel
in the seventh grade and Amber Frei, Kyle Holthaus, Derek Schaeffer, NaTosha
Schaeffer, David Sigler and Wyatt Williams in the eighth grade. . . .
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From
the Police Chief
Seems that last week the Idaho State Police made an impression on the
residents of the City of Cottonwood. Allow me to explain some of
the stories and rumors that are running around. . . .
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82
donate blood
There were 82 donors at our blood drive on Wed April 5. We ended the
day with 69 usable units. That is, of course 69 more than we had before
we started but we were perplexed why more of you did not remember. We were
planning on 100. . . .
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Free
immunizations offered; Food drive to be held
During April, Idaho’s Infant Immunization Month, many of St. Mary’s
Hospital and Clearwater Valley Hospital Clinics will be offering free infant
and childhood immunizations. . . .
The Mission Committee of St. Mary’s Hospital is partnering with the
Cottonwood Senior Center to spearhead a food drive. . . .
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Pirate
pitchers combine for no-hitter; Riener breaks school record in discus;
HOSA state conference
Dan Riener and Mat Forsmann combined to pitch a no-hitter as the Prairie
baseball team beat Timberline 12-3 at Lewiston Thursday, April 6. . . .
J.D. Riener broke a long-standing school record in winning the discus
competition at a 6-school track meet at Kamiah last Tuesday, April 4. Riener’s
mark of 150’8” broke the record of 149’9” set by Jim Wimer in 1967. . .
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Also on this page is an article on the students attending the HOSA
state conference. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 3 games
The Prairie Lady Pirates won 3 games last week as Meghan VanderPas
allowed just 1 hit. They beat Timberline 25-1, Moscow JV 12-2 and Lapwai
16-0. . . .
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Summit
releases honor roll/perfect attendance for third quarter
Summit Academy has released the third quarter honor roll and perfect
attendance list. . . .
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Shown are the students who achieved perfect attendance
for the third quarter at Prairie Elementary School.
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March PMS Attendance winners Christopher Schmidt and
Meranda Chaffee are shown with their prizes.
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Elementary students were into science this past week.
In the top photo Cole Frei and Lauren Stubbers, first graders in Cindy
Schumacher's class, are shown holding the two jars that contain the larvae
of Painted Lady Butterflies. In the middle photo Mrs. Riggers’ second grade
class is shown with their mounted Monarch butterflies. In the bottom photo
Mykaela McWilliams shows the complete mouse skull she found in an owl pellet.
The Elementary School will be holding a Science Fair on May 3.
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Pictured are Marcus Higgins, left, Levi Lustig and
Kody Duclos holding their certificates and the money they won for placing
in the Idaho County Farm Bureau Essay Contest. The theme was "Looking to
the Future of Idaho
Agriculture." All three students are 5th graders at
Prairie Middle School. Mrs. Jessica Vanderwall is their teacher.
For writing the winning essay, Kody, son of Mike and Tara Duclos, Ferdinand,
received $50. Levi, son of Doug and Karen Lustig, Cottonwood, 2nd place
winner, received $20, and Marcus Higgins, son of Brad and Cindy Higgins,
Greencreek, placing 3rd, also received $20. These three essays are being
sent to Idaho Farm Bureau, Pocatello, for competition in the District and
in the State.
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The 8th grade math classes designed math games for
each of the elementary grades. They learned what it takes to be a graphic
designer by creating a theme and producing a game board around given mathematical
concepts. They will deliver their games and play them with the kids in
each class. We have some great designers maybe someday some of them will
work for Parker Brothers and make new monopoly games for us to play!! Shown
are Eli Rad, Dustin Schaeffer, Jake Seubert, Tyrell Langston and Jeremy
Ross who developed a farming themed game.
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Hope Vanator tries to catch as much as she can in
the money booth last Friday. Top chocolate sellers received time in the
booth as a reward.
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Alica Holthaus’ class is shown counting down to the
exact time of 01:02:03 on 04/05/06. They didn’t think that they would want
to wait around to do it again the next time that happens 100 years from
now.
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