Updated December 1, 2011
Tri-Parish Youth Ministry activities for December
“Oh come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord.”  It is that time again of year again where lights are strung, songs are sung, treats are made, family is gathered, and community is celebrated. . . .
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Community Choir concerts set for Dec. 11
It is time again to invite all to come to our Cottonwood Community Choir's Christmas concert. . . .
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Cochran to make Australian trip
Drew Cochran, sophomore at Prairie High School and son of Terry and Jennifer Cochran, has an exciting prospect ahead of him. . . .
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Cottonwood and area history continued; Remember When
Because of all the transition history-going from WWI through the bumpy years in the 1920s, the depression in the 1930s and then back to the anxious years before WWII-we need to recall those who went through all the bumps and grinds and upheld the ways and means of our tradition. . . .
Remember When The songs we danced to and spent many hours singing were filled with feeling and emotion? . . .
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HOSA students are active in the community
HOSA students from Prairie High School have been active in the community since the start of school.  HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) is a national student organization endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Science Technology Education Division of ACTE. . . .
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Prairie ROCKS
Last week the Prairie ROCKS class welcomed Sr. Janet Barnard from the Monastery of St. Gertrude. . . .
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Mammogram appointments available
The St. Mary’s Cottonwood Clinic has appointments available for mammograms on Wednesday, December 14 when the St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center’s mobile van does its monthly visit. . . .
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Library News; Book donated to Library
It was a short week at the Library with staff taking time off to spend with loved ones and friends. . . .
A very gracious friend, Dina Nuxoll, recently visited the Library and donated "The Emigration of 1843", a book written by a relative with ties to the Kirkwood family who lived in Grangeville in the early 1900's. . . .
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Angel Tree tags available
Tags are now available for the Angel Tree . . .
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Boys basketball schedules
The Junior High and High School boys basketball schedules are on this page . . .
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Lady Pirates go 1-1 on the week
The Prairie Lady Pirates suffered their first loss of the season at Troy but bounced back with a win over Timberline . . .
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8 turn out for wrestling
There are 8 grapplers currently turned out for the Prairie wrestling team with a ninth who may rejoin the team. . . .
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Cindy Wilson, Sally Terhaar and Irma Tacke are working on the stars that will be placed on the Memorial Tree during the Memorial Service on December 3rd at 2:00 pm at the Cottonwood Clinic.  This is a time to honor those who have passed away during the past year.  For more information please contact Sr. Janet Barnard at 962-3251. Click on the photo for a larger view. 

Cottonwood Girl Scouts held a baked food sale last Monday to earn money for new books associated with a change in the Girl Scout program.  We appreciate Arnzen Drug for allowing us to set up and sell by their business.  Also, we’d like to thank the Cottonwood Chronicle for printing our information and getting it out to the public.  Last but not least, thank you to everyone who donated money or bought items that the girls and their families made.  Weather permitting we might have another baked food sale toward the middle or end of December. If anyone is interested in joining Girl Scouts or has questions about the program you can contact Heather at 208-816-1452 or Shari at 962-3559.  Thanks again to our great community for your support! Shown from left are Josie Remacle, LeAnn Lightfield, Trinity Martinez, Martina Everson, Ciara Chaffee, Madison Shears and Anna Everson. Photo by Shari Chaffee. Click on the photo for a larger view.

The Teen Living Class utilized the new Jr. High kitchen by preparing and serving an entire Thanksgiving Feast.  They invited Mr. Richardson’s 8th Grade Tech Class, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Forsmann, and Mr. Martin.  The class did a fantastic job! Above three photos courtesy of Renee Eckert. Click on the photos for larger views.
 
 
 
 
 

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