Flu
clinics are scheduled
St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics have scheduled their flu clinics, according
to Shari Kuther, RN. . . .
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Credit
Union to celebrate
More than 177 million credit union members around the world will celebrate
International Credit Union Week Oct. 13-17, to commemorate the credit union
movement’s history and achievements. . . .
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Flu-like
illness hits Idaho County
North Central District Health Department has received reports of Influenza-like
illness in several children living in Idaho County. Symptoms of influenza
include fever, headache, general aches and pains, cough and muscle weakness.
Among children, ear infections, nausea, and vomiting also are reported.
The common cold generally includes stuffy nose, sneezing, sore throat,
and cough. . . .
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Prairie
Horizons update
REMEMBER -- KEEP SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19TH AT 2:30 PM OPEN! That’s the date
for “Movies in the Hall.” . . .
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Dismantling
of the Camas Prairie Railroad
I was fortunate to ride on the Camas Prairie Railroad (CSP) line
out of Cottonwood in the early 1950's when the Steam Locomotives were still
pulling not only freight cars, but also daily passenger cars
that carried the daily US mail for the communities up
to Grangeville. . . .
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Cheer
Camp for grades K-4 set
The Prairie High School Cheerleaders will be hosting a cheer camp for
grades kindergarten through 4th. . . .
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Monastery
celebrates 100 years in Idaho
From August 2008 until August 2009, the sisters of the Monastery of
St. Gertrude are celebrating 100 years “at home” in Idaho. During the year
and as a monthly feature, the Historical Museum at St. Gertrude will be
contributing a feature article entitled “100 Years Ago This Month” for
the Cottonwood Chronicle. We hope you enjoy this historical venture.
We welcome your comments. . . .
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Bingo
night set for Oct. 15
In honor of Lights On After School the Center For Discovery
will be hosting a community and family Bingo night on Wednesday, October
15 from 6:30 until 8:00 in the Prairie Elementary School Cafeteria.
. . .
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Pirates
win 46-0 at Lapwai
The Prairie football team played their first opponent with a winning
record but it didn’t make much difference in the final result as Prairie
won at Lapwai 46-0 in a game stopped in the third quarter on the 45-point
mercy rule. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 2 matches; Prairie softball team is finalist
The Prairie Lady Pirates won at home in 4 games against Highland then
won in 3 games at Kendrick. . . .
Lewis-Clark State College and the Warrior Athletic Association have
announced the finalists for the 2008 Warrior Athletic Association High
School Awards. . . .
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Summit
volleyball squad to start District action
Summit Academy’s volleyball team will see their first ever District
Tournament action starting next Tuesday, Oct. 14 at Nezperce. . . .
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Letters
to the editor
Letters to the editor that appeared in this week's print edition of
the Chronicle. . . .
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Members of the West Camas Transportation Council gathered
Monday September 29th to begin site preparations for a new storage tank
facility. The Council consists of the Cities of Cottonwood and Ferdinand,
and the Highway Districts of Ferdinand, Cottonwood, Greencreek, Keuterville,
and Fenn.
The group stripped the topsoil from the work site
west of the Cottonwood (bottom photo). Equipment used in the sitework
consisted of 5 dump trucks, 4 road graders, front end loader steel drum
roller and backhoe. A large portion of the topsoil was then donated
and hauled to the baseball field in the School District sports complex
(middle photo).
Participating in the project are, top photo, from
left to right: Wyatt Stark, City of Cottonwood; Paul Schmidt, Ferdinand
Highway District; Roy Uhlenkott, City of Cottonwood; Clint Riener, Greencreek
Highway District; Cleo Duman, Cottonwood Highway District; Russ Poxleitner,
Keuterville Highway District; Dan Johnson, Cottonwood Highway District;
Lew Hollandsworth, Keuterville Highway District; Greg Johnson, Fenn Highway
District.
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The Prairie softball team made the list of finalists
for the Warrior Athletic Association high school awards Team of the Year.
See story and larger photo on the girls sports page.
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The Idaho Department of Correction North Region Honor
Guard said farewell to an old friend. Vonda M. Chaffee, retired sergeant
from the North Idaho Correctional Institution (NICI), in Cottonwood, was
laid to rest with Department honors this past Saturday. After a service
at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, in which the Guard had the honor of escorting
the casket, they did the flag ceremony at the cemetery; culminating with
a grave-side folding and presentation of the Idaho state flag to the next
of kin. Shown are Officer Barbara Foster, Sergeant Greg Heun, Officer
Larry Jones, and Officer Shannon Hartnett getting ready at the cemetery.
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