Blood
drive set for Tuesday
The American Red Cross is asking people to give blood in February in
honor of two great historical leaders of Red Cross Blood Services, Dr.
Charles Drew and Dr. Jerome Holland. . . .
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Ellis
named Idaho state VFW teacher of the year
Grangeville resident and Prairie Elementary School teacher Krystal
Ellis was named Idaho State VFW K-5, Teacher of the Year. . . .
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Ski
Skoop
We were able to stay open last weekend, and will plan on being open
this weekend as well, weather permitting. . . .
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Driver's
Ed signups
If you are interested in taking Driver’s Education this summer and
have turned 14 by November 24th you need to contact Amy at the High School
Office (962-3901) by February 25th . . .
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Response
to Luna's proposal
Patrons of District 242
I want to start by saying that it has been a wonderful experience working
with students in our communities over the past 15 years and I’m enjoying
the challenges that my new position brings. . . .
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Prairie
ROCKS! update
Enthusiasm for Christ and the Church is the perfect description for
our most recent Prairie ROCKS speaker. . . .
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ECHO
patient appreciates convenience
When he felt one leg going numb as he was barbecuing dinner Kamiah
resident Fred Baldwin suspected something was wrong, but wasn’t quite sure.
. . .
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Spirit
Center retreats explore creativity, relationships and more
Whether you want to learn more about service and values, attend a retreat
with your spouse or have a deeper relationship with your creativity; the
Spirit Center line-up offers a wide array of retreat experiences. . . .
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2010,
the year in review, concluded
On this page is the final portion of our review of 2010 in Chronicle
headlines. . . .
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Pirates
win 3 games; Only 1 perfect 25 this week
The Prairie Pirates won three games this past week, defeating Summit
Academy then aven ging their only losses with wins over Grangeville and
Nepzerce. . . .
43 shooters arrived at Cottonwood Gun Club this last Sunday.
The weather was still a bit chilly with those beautiful sky’s and the wind
played a little havoc on the birds. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 2 of 3, start District Feb. 2
The Prairie Lady Pirates won a pair of home games over Lewiston JV
and Genesee last week then lost at Kamiah. . . .
The Lady Pirates will play Deary in their District Tournament opener
at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2 at the LCSC Activity Center. . . .
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Wrestlers
do very at Orofino dual; Jr. High wrestlers earn 1 first, 2 seconds at
Grangeville
The Prairie wrestling team competed at a dual meet in Orofino last
Tuesday, January 18. . . .
The 3-person Prairie Junior High Wrestling team competed at Grangeville
Saturday, Jan. 22 tying Grangeville for 4th place in team points. . . .
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Summit
news
Summit’s girls completed their second full year as members of Central
Idaho’s White Pin League with victories over Highland/Culdesac and Deary
last week. Overall the Patriots stand at 12-6 for the season and 8-3 in
the league with two games remaining, both non-league matchups. . . .
Exciting, but still winless in league competition, Summit Academy’s
young 7-member varsity found themselves on the losing end of three straight
games this past week, . . .
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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 Cottonwood Chronicle. . . .
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Students of the month for December at Prairie High
School are Lindsay Heitman, left, and Shayla Sears. Lindsay Heitman has
consistently worked hard in class, making sure that everything is turned
in for class. Her work ethic is great and her extra effort to attain
good grades is very much appreciated. Shayla Sears has demonstrated exceptional
leadership and citizenship in drama class. She has willingly helped with
stage hands, backstage reading, and filled in for parts when other students
are absent. Shayla is a very deserving student of the Student of
the Month award. Photo provided by Ryan Hasselstrom.
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On Friday, January 21, eleven students and Mr. Hasselstrom
headed to Moscow, Idaho for the regional Business Professionals of America
conference held at the U of I. Of the 11 students, 8 qualified for
the state leadership conference to be held in Boise on March 10-12.
The following students qualified: Randy Becker, Kade Perrin & Shaney
Perrin; 1st Place-Computer Animation Team. 1st Shaney Perrin & 2nd
Amanda Dinning; Fundamental Accounting. 2nd Kade Perrin; Graphic Design
Promotion, 3rd Financial Math & Analysis. 1st Kyle Uhlenkott; Entrepreneur
& Digital Media. 1st Josh Zigler; Medical Office & 2nd PC Service
& Troubleshooting. Betty Clark; 2nd Interview Skills. Amanda Stinson;
1st Banking and Finance. Back from left are Kade Perrin , Garrett Schmidt,
Josh Zigler, Kyle Uhlenkott, MeShel Rad and Randy Becker. Front from left
are Tiffany Stinson, Shaney Perrin, Amanda Stinson, Betty Clark and Amanda
Dinning.
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Krystal Ellis receiving her Idaho VFW teacher of the
year award. See story above left.
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