Christmas
parade set for Dec. 21
The Annual Christmas Light Parade will be Sunday, December 21st with
line up to start at 4:30 p.m. and the parade to begin at 5:00 p.m.
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Spencers
received 4-H Distinguished Service award
In addition to the yearly 4-H member achievement awards, a distinguished
service award for 4-H leaders is also given. The 4-H Distinguished Service
award for 2008 goes to Butch and Jean Spencer of Cottonwood. . . .
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Center
For Discovery 'open til midnight' and Kid's shopping day are Dec. 5 and
6
Center for Discovery's open til midnight will be Friday December 5th
from after school until midnight. . . .
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Thanksgiving
Day Prayer Service set
The surrounding area is invited to attend a Thanksgiving Day Prayer
Service at St. Anthony Catholic Church, Greencreek, on Thursday.
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Farm
Bureau sponsors Speech Contest
Idaho Farm Bureau is sponsoring a Speech Contest with the theme "Idaho
Agriculture - Making a Difference." All students, grades 9 - 12 in public
school, private school or home schooled are eligible and encouraged to
enter. Participants need not be Farm Bureau members. . . .
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Dessert
Auction/Haystack Feed a success
The Prairie girls and boys basketball teams sponsored a haystack feed
and dessert auction on Sunday, November 16th, at the Prairie High School
Gymnasium. . . .
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I
am Thankful for...
Allason Zenner's second graders write about what they are thankful
for this Thanksgiving season. . . .
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International
Trade Conference planned
The Clearwater Economic Development Association (CEDA, Southeast Washington
Economic Development Association (SEWEDA), and the Northwest Intermountain
Manufacturers Association (NIMA) through export trade consultant; Rossi
International & Associates are hosting an afternoon export workshop
on Wednesday, December 10, from 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm at The Red Lion
Hotel's Port 3 Conference Room in Lewiston. . . .
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PIRATES
ARE STATE CHAMPS!!!!
The Prairie Pirates shut out Oakley in the second half as they pulled
out a 32-22 win in the 1-A, Division 1 State Championship game Friday,
November 21 at the Kibbie Dome in Moscow. . . .
Also on this page are articles about the football players making the
all-league team, an invitation by the team to their awards banquet, and
the Booster Club is taking orders for State Champion decals. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win first two games
The Prairie Lady Pirates opened their season with a pair of wins. They
beat Kamiah 48-47 in their home opener and then won 43-29 at Notus. . .
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Summit
names Virtue winners; Summit jr. high boys are 3 and 5
Summit Academy's virtue program, calling on students to imitate a saint
from the past, and work on developing a related virtue, concluded its first
session recently with the following students selected: . . .
With the girls' jr. high season recently concluded, jr. high boys in
the area are off and running, and Summit's boys have accumulated a three
win and five loss record to this point early in the season. . . .
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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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12 & 0 STATE
CHAMPS!!!
The Prairie football team proclaims they’re #1 as
they show off the championship banner. Kyle Daly, in front of the banner,
holds the championship trophy. Head coach Travis Mader, at right, makes
some comments on the game and thanks those that helped the Pirates get
to this point. Click on the photo for a larger version.
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On Wednesday, November 19th the Prairie Middle School
Concert Band, 7 & 8th grade students participated in the District II
Junior High School Fall Band Festival. The middle school band represented
the Cottonwood community with pride and excellence in their musical performance.
The band performed three compositions which were musically challenging
for middle school students. They performed "Liberty March", a patriotic
march by James Swearingen, "Canticum", a musical hymn of praise and thanksgiving
by James Curnow, and High Falls Overture, a high spirited composition again
by James Searingen. Mr. Eynon could not be any prouder of the manner in
which our students conducted themselves, the effort they put into to preparing
for this festival, and the success they achieved in their performance.
The band will perform these selections along with several other holiday pieces
at the middle school Winter Concert on Monday, December 15th at 7:00 p.m.
Join us for their performance and be a part of the enthusiasm that
is growing in the Cottonwood S.D. music program.
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Logan Dahlen and Alex Hartnett were the October attendance
winners at Prairie Middle School. Logan received a basket of goodies from
Bath and Body Works, and Alex received a toolbox and tools.
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Shown are the Prairie students that attended the TSA
Leadership Conference in Boise on November 13 and 14. They are pictured
with Barbara Morgan, the astronaut. She was the guest speaker.
The students had a great time and learned some as well. Rick Workman
attended the conference helping chaperone while instructor Jerry Richardson
was at meetings. Standing from left are Eric Daly, Morgan, Chance Ratcliff,
Steven Baerlocher and Garrett Workman. Kneeling is Silas Whitley.
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Some of 8th grade winners for Red Ribbon Week public
service announcements on KORT are shown. From left: Ashley Cannon and Tiffany
Stinson took 1st with Callie Mader and Tayler Heitman 2nd and Cody Tillinghast
(shown), Shawn Leonard and Derek VanderPas (both not shown) took third.
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7th grade Red Ribbon Week poster winners are shown.
From left Jessica Kaschmitter and Beka Bruner were 1st; Keely Schmidt and
Leah Holthaus were second and Jared Higgins & Dakota Wilson and Emily
Kelly & Katherine Nida tied for third.
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Sixth graders decorated grocery sacks with “Drug Free”
messages to be used at Rieners and Cottonwood Foods. Shown are Darrell
Stinson, 1st and Anthony Quick, 2nd. Not shown is Beth Dinning who took
third.
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Fifth graders created bookmarks with “Drug Free” messages
for Red Ribbon Week to be used in the PMS library. From left are Talyss
Lustig, 1st place; Jake Bruner, 2nd; and Eliese Perrin, third.
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