Updated October 14, 2010
Hospital receives IHA award
Casey Meza, CEO, Clearwater Valley and St. Mary’s Hospitals and Clinics, received an award from the Idaho Hospital Association at their 77th annual conference last week.  . . .
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Third lecture examines historical mysteries
Getting to the historical truths through the remnants of the past is complicated work – and often as full of twists and turns as a mystery novel. . . .
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Sponsors to host forum
A forum, Bioidentical Hormone Therapy: Are You Feeling Out of Balance?, will be held on Monday, October 18 at 5:30 p.m. at Grangeville’s Super 8 Meeting Room. . . .
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Severson is employee of the month
“Most people at St. Mary’s work within their own department, but I’m fortunate because I get to work with all departments,” says Jim Severson, October Employee of the Month and Materials Management Department staff member. . . .
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This is recycling weekend
Recycle in Fenn on Saturday, October 16th or at Kooskia Park on Sunday the 17th. Recycling on both days is from 9A.M to 3 P.M.. . .
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Local students win poster contest
In celebration of its upcoming One Year Anniversary and to commemorate National Recycling Month, Idaho County Recycling sponsored a poster contest. . . .
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SGA class of 1960 holds reunion
The reunion of the 1960 graduating class of St. Gertrude’s Academy was held at Ernie's Steakhouse in Grangeville, September 10th. All were saddened to learn of the recent destructive fire there. . . .
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Library News
Prairie Community Library has been invited to apply for a chance to host a Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition called  “THE WAY WE WORKED.” . . .
Bräts and Brew Fest put on by Prairie Community Library is coming soon.  . . .
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Homecoming event winners and photos
Following is the information from an extremely successful week of homecoming events: . . .
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Pirates win big over Lapwai at Homecoming
The Prairie football team had their first mercy rule win of the season as they clobbered Lapwai 52-6 in their Homecoming game at Cottonwood Thursday, October 7. . . .
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Rodeo team finishes fall season; District volleyball starts Saturday
The Prairie High School Rodeo team finished up their fall season last weekend in Cambridge. . . .
Prairie will play C.V. in their opening round match at District at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16 at the LCSC Activity Center . . .
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Letters to the editor
On this page are letters to the editor that appeared in this week's print edition of the Chronicle. . . .
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Shelby Duman and Beau Schlader were named Homecoming Queen and King at halftime of last Thursday’s Homecoming Game against Lapwai. Fortunately the rains stopped long enough to get the halftime ceremonies in then started again with the second half kickoff. 

The Senior Class float was judged the winner of the float competition at Homecoming. Shelby Duman, who was later crowned Homecoming queen rides the float with her escort, Conrad Duman. Click on the photo for a larger view.

Each month students are chosen and recognized by the staff at Prairie High School for their outstanding achievements, characteristics, and qualities.  Congratulations to the following students for being named Student of the Month at Prairie High School: Amanda Stinson, right, is a very fine student.  She consistently asks questions for clarification, redoes work that isn’t quite correct, and strives to do her very best for every single assignment, no matter the value of the assignment. Kelsey Tidwell, left, is a very responsible student.  She completes her homework, gets extra help when needed, actively listens and learns from lectures, and does all of this with a smile.  She is a great student.

It was an extra large bonfire at Homecoming this year as it was still burning during the game the following night. Photo by Merannda Chaffee.

Casey Meza, CEO, St. Mary’s and Clearwater Valley Hospitals is pictured with Steve Millard, President, Idaho Hospital Association, after receiving an award for Excellence In Patient Care. See story above left.

On Sept. 25 the KC’s and Troop/Pack 638 and their families helped with the fall roadside cleanup. In less than an hour there were 19 bags of garbage picked up. This was about 12 less than the spring cleanup. Those participating were Joe Didier, Greg Nau, Dan, Mike and Anthony Karel, Emmett and Dakota Wilson, Kevin, Shari, Seth, Hunter and Ciara Chaffee, Keith, Jared and Matt Coppernoll, Kylee Simmons, Remington Sprute, Summer Emmert and Cole Martin, Carson Schmidt and Justin Lockett. Photo provided by Shari Chaffee.

The Idaho County Fair Royalty: Queen Sarah Baune, 1st Princess Merannda Chaffee and 2nd Princess Halee Hill attended the Lewis County Fair in Nezperce. They received 2nd place in the parade. While there they saw the new Lewis County Royalty crowned and attended the Royalty Luncheon. As a gift the Lewis County Royalty gave each of the girls an engraved glass mug that said “A sweet little fair.” Our royalty are currently putting some “magic” together for their new float. Photo provided by Shari Chaffee.

The St. Gertrude's Academy class of 1960 at their recent reunion. See story above left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
 

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