School
supply lists for Prairie Elementary and Prairie Middle Schools can be found
by clicking on this text. See Summit News below for Summit Academy
List.
Fair
is this week
The Idaho County Fair opened to the public at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday,
August 20 with a ribbon cutting ceremony. . . .
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Schumachers
are Grand Marshals
“It’s definitely an honor to be chosen,” smiled Ambrose Schumacher
from his Greencreek farm. Ambrose and Margie Schumacher are the Idaho County
Fair grand marshals for 2008. . . .
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Council
passes school zone speed ordinance
The Cottonwood City Council passed an ordinance changing speed zones
in some parts of town and establishing school zones at their regular August
meeting last Monday, August 11. . . .
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2008
Fair Royalty profiles
On this page are profifles of the 2008 Idaho County Fair Royalty. .
. .
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Help
sought for backpack program
Would you like to see each student in the local school districts begin
classes with all the supplies needed to begin the school year? . . .
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Join
GROW!2008
GROW! is a Catholic Adult Faith Formation opportunity open to all interested
in learning more about the Catholic faith. Each small group has chosen
to meet on different days or evenings of the week, so there should be a
meeting time that fits your schedule. . . .
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Painting
of Holy Cross chapel to be raffled
Don’t miss your chance to win a stunning painting of Holy Cross Chapel!
This artwork was painted and donated by Peggy Morbeck of Lewiston, Idaho
to support Holy Cross’s need for a new roof. . . .
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Teachers
attend training session
Good writing shouldn’t be a secret. Believing in the power of
the pen, 32 teachers and teaching assistants from Clearwater Valley Elementary
School, Prairie Elementary School, and Prairie Middle School attended a
training session for the Step Up to Writing Program in order to discover
ways to let students in on the secrets of good writing. . . .
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Jr.
High Football to start; Booster Golf Scramble set; Clearing up sports physical
forms confusion; Kamiah PT to sponsor fun run
The Prairie Junior High football program will get underway with their
first practice Wednesday, August 27 after school. . . .
The 5th annual Prairie Pirate Booster Golf Scramble will be held Saturday,
Sept. 20th at the Grangeville Country Club. . . .
There has been some confusion on the sports physical forms that the
students need in order to participate in sports. . . .
In conjunction with the city’s annual Barbecue Days, Kamiah Physical
Therapy will sponsor a 5K fun run, walk and roll on Saturday, August 30th.
. . .
Also on this page is the PHS footbal schedule.
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Bowling
season to start soon; Association meeting is Sunday; Cottonwood Bowlerettes
to meet Sept. 8
The 2008-2009 bowling season is just around the corner. Most leagues
in the Central Idaho USBC Bowling Association will begin the week following
Labor Day. . . .
The Central Idaho USBC Bowling Association will be holding their annual
fall meeting on Sunday, August 24th at 2:00 p.m. at City Park in Craigmont
. . .
The Monday night women’s Cottonwood Bowling League “The Bowlerettes”
will be having their fall league meeting on Monday, Sept. 8 at 7:00 p.m.
at the Coffee Mill. . . .
Also on this page is the PHS Volleyball schedule.
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Summit
School Supply Lists
School supply lists for Summit Academy grades pre-school through 12th
grade are on this page. . . .
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The 2008 Idaho County Fair Royalty welcome you to
the Fair. From left are 2nd Princess Kayla Lorentz, Queen Dana Groom and
1st Princess Katrina Baune.
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Ambrose and Margie Schumacher are gradn marshals for
the 2008 Idaho County Fair.
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Constructed clothing models in Ready, Set, Sew and
Ready, Set, Sew Some More modeled their outfits for the judges on Monday
morning.
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The stage decorations for Wednesday evenings 4-H Fashion
Show.
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The Robert Janss School at NICI held the monthly graduation
ceremony on Friday, August 8, 2008 giving 3 high school diplomas and 26
GED Certificates. The Director of Correction, Brent Reinke,
talked about the opening ceremony of the Olympics, the symbolism and traditions
that create success and the meaning attached to the Olympic rings.
He encouraged the graduates to live life as a relay - working hard and
passing the baton to the next person. Along with Director Reinke,
Wardens Lynn Guyer and Terema Carlin assisted Bill Farmer, the NICI School
Principal, in recognizing the accomplishments of those graduating.
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