School
Board meets
Rezoning was approved at the regular September meeting of the school
board Monday, Sept. 19. . . .
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30-hour
fast changes lives
On Sept. 10 and 11 thirteen youth and four adults met at the Keuterville
Hall to begin the challenge of fasting for 30 hours. The purpose behind
the challenge was to raise money for the people of Haiti. . . .
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Family,
organization histories sought for 150-year celebration
At the last meeting of the 150-year Area History Committee Sister Carm
announced that Deb Clark will be the new chairman for the committee. .
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Fall
Lecture Series to start Sept. 29
The 12th Annual Fall Lecture Series presented by the Museum at St.
Gertrude begins September 29 with a performance by Gary Eller, folklorist
and musician, who will present an evening performance “Early Songs of the
Salmon River and Hells Canyon Region”. . . .
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October
LNO has pink camo theme
Hunting Widows is the theme for the next Ladies Night Out scheduled
at the Cottonwood Medical Clinic on Wednesday, October 12th from 5:30 to
7:30 p.m. . . .
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Library
News
New arrivals this week include The Whispered Kiss, by author
Marcia Lyn McClure. . . .
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It's
cookie dough sale time again
It is cookie dough time again Prairie Elementary School along with
The Center For Discovery have started their annual cookie dough sale.
. . .
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Benefit
dinner for Arnie Chandler; Fundraiser set for Sondra Smith's liver transplant
A benefit dinner and auction to help defray medical expenses for Arnie
Chandler is being planned. . . .
The friends and family of Sondra Smith are asking for help during her
liver transplant to ease the burden of mounting medical expenses. . . .
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Prairie
ROCKS update
This week the PFFP High School students and one member from the community,
listened to Leah Prigge share the story of the events that led her closer
to Christ as she had a bout with ocular melanoma. . . .
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O-MOK-SEE
results
On this page are the results of the Cottonwood Riding Club O-MOK-SEE
held Sept. 11 and the Cottonwood Saddliers & Livestock 4-H Club O-MOK-SEE
held Sept. 18. . . .
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Pirates
lose to Potlatch; Go Green Group started at PHS
Despite outgaining the Potlatch Loggers the Prairie Pirates lost 34-46
in a White Pine League game Friday, Sept. 16 at Cottonwood. . . .
The Go Green Group (GGG) is a group at Prairie High School that endeavors
to accomplish recycling/environmental community service projects. . . .
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Lady
Pirates are 2-2 on the week
The Prairie Lady Pirates won their only league match this past week,
against Kendrick, and went 1-2 in non-league matches, beating Grangeville
and losing to Cascade and Kamiah. . . .
There is tournament info on the Border Battle Tournament in Clarkston
for the varsity team and the annual Prairie JV Tournament. . . .
The Kamiah match was a Think Pink fundraiser for breast cancer awareness
and several extra photos are also on this page. . . .
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Mystery
Night is Saturday; Lady Patriots are 2-1 on the week
ALOHA! Its time to get your Hawaiian shirts and flip-flops ready
for Summit Academy’s Mystery Night “Island Paradise” this Saturday! . .
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A busy week netted the Summit Patriots two league wins and one loss.
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Youth participating in the 30 hour fast are pictured
at Assumption Church holding sings. Front from left are Katherine Nida,
Keely Schmidt, Beka Bruner, Jessica Kaschmitter, Samantha Keating, Emily
McHugh and Brandi Gehring. Back from left are Ashley Cannon, Clark Bruno,
Whitney Sonnen, Tyler Hankerson, Kayla Johnson and Beth Dinning. Not pictured
are Lauren Duman, Abbi Lustig, Sister Wendy Olin and Debbie Chicane. See
story at left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The Prairie High School Drug Free Group has sponsored
well-attended parties after our first two home football games. Approximately
80 students showed up each week to partake in the food and fun. The students
and chaperones enjoyed nights of basketball, card games, movies, and, most
of all, socializing over a selection of pizza/Subway sandwiches and pop.
Officers Cochran and Rambo joined in the fun and were a welcomed presence
among the students. The Drug Free Group is more than 30 members strong
this year and is looking forward to many fun and exciting activities.
Due to lack of state funds and grants, however, our budget has been greatly
reduced. We would love to make every home football game and possibly
a few basketball games drug free nights, but we need some help doing so.
If anybody would be interested in sponsoring an after-game party by providing
(or donating towards) the food and drinks, please contact one of the advisors,
Krystal Ellis (ellis@sd242.k12.id.us)
or Renee Eckert (eckert@sd242.k12.id.us)
at the junior/senior high school (962-3901). Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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Troop 638 help the Knights of Columbus clean up Highway
95 every year. We found two dollars and saw a dead deer and cat. We find
lots of treasures. Please try to keep the roads clean. We bagged 18 bags
of garbage.—By Hunter Chaffee. Back from left are Seth Chaffee, Keith Coppernoll,
Aleta Coppernoll and Greg Nau. Middle from left are Jared Coppernoll (who
is hiding behind Casey), Brayden Wood (behind his hat), Hunter Chaffee,
Matt Coppernoll, Maria Schmidt, Lauren Alfrey and Victor Schmidt. Front
from left Shari Chaffee, Casey Arnzen, Zach Arnzen, Caleb Butler, Travis
Alfrey and Pat Alfrey. Photo provided by Shari Chaffee. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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The Prairie cheerleaders got more of a workout this
week than last as the football team scored 34 points leading to 100 total
jumping jacks compared to 22 last week.
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