Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council granted a conditional use permit request
for the Cottonwood Credit Union at their July meeting Monday, July 11.
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Summer
Reading Program concludes
The “Commotion in the Ocean” for the summer reading program has come
to an end. . . .
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Patient
Appreciation Pig Roast
“At St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics our patients come first and foremost
and we are so thankful for the opportunity to care for them,” says Matthew
Forge, CAO, SMH. “This barbecue will hopefully bring our communities together
and allow us to say thank you for that opportunity.” . . .
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Three
hold Jubilees
On Monday, June 11 — the Feast of St. Benedict — the community of the
Monastery of St. Gertrude in Cottonwood, Idaho celebrated the jubilees
of Sister Chanelle Schuler and Sister Jean Lalande (60 years) and Sister
Valine Kachelmier (70 years). . . .
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Raspberry
Festival to feature art show
This year's Raspberry Festival will feature an art show that will be
a celebration of the many talents in our community. . . .
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CHS
Primeland merges with CHS Farmers Co-op
As local CHS ag retailers, the two producer boards of CHS Farmers Co-op
and CHS Primeland came together several months ago to discuss how best
to serve the growing needs of farmers and other customers in west central
Idaho and southeastern Washington. From those discussions, the two boards
agreed that consolidating their operations would be in the best long-term
interest of patrons and their communities. . . .
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ICLP
names new general manager
The Board of Directors of the Idaho County Light & Power Cooperative
Association, Inc. based in Grangeville, Idaho is pleased to announce that
Max Beach has been selected to be the cooperative’s next general manager.
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Seubert
Excavators team wins tournament
There were 9 teams participating in this year’s Knights of Columbus
Swing and a Prayer Golf Tournament. Finishing in 1st Place was Seubert
Excavators . . .
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Living
History day at Lochsa Ranger Station
The public is invited to participate in a Living History Day at the
Lochsa Historical Ranger Station Visitor Center on July 23, 2016.
The station is located along U.S. Highway 12 (mile marker 121), 30 miles
east of Lowell, Idaho and 70 miles west of Missoula, Montana. . . .
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School
Supply Lists
On this page are the school supply lists for 2016-17 from Prairie Elementary
School. . . .
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Football
players need to get Spirit Packs ordered; Football officials sought
The first practice for Prairie football will be August 15th at 7pm.
All athletes need to purchase spirit pack items . . .
Recruitment is under way for new football officials for high school
and junior high school football in Idaho’s District 2. . . .
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Summit
officially recognized by Diocese
An exciting announcement about Summit Academy came from Father Paul
in this weekend’s bulletin. Bishop Peter Christensen has officially recognized
Summit Academy in Cottonwood, Idaho, as a Private Catholic School in the
Diocese of Boise, effective July 1, 2016. . . .
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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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Youngsters show off their mason jar aquariums they
made at the June 30 session of the Summer Reading Progam. Photo by Lisa
Riener. See story at left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Police Chief Terry Cochran, left, is shown with Jason
Rambo and Danielle Cochran, whose drug and alcohol program through the
police department earned the city and award from the Association of Idaho
Cities. Click here
for details on the award. . Click on the photo for a larger view.
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A couple of shots of the bus garage/shop taken Monday
morning. The north wall has been tinned and the crew was working on the
west wall when these photos were taken. When finished they will be able
to park 8 buses in the 4 large bays to the right. The front part of the
shop will be made so you can drive a bus inside to be worked on. Click
on each photo for a larger view.
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East Street looking south from the Elementary School
in the top photo and north from the same spot in the lower photo. The old
surface has been torn up and turned to gravel in preparation for the CRABS
treatment which was to have taken place last week but has been delayed
until next week. It’s already much smoother to drive on than the network
of potholes and patches that it had been. Click on each photo for a larger
view..
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I purchased an antique camera from a 2nd hand shop
in Craigmont earlier this year, which contained a roll of exposed film.
The enclosed image was the only surviving exposure. It is likely the 3
children shown were from the local area. The film dates to a probable timeframe
of the 1940’s & 50’s (Kodak “Verichrome”). I would hope you would be
interested in publishing this photo in order that someone would be
able to identify the children & perhaps have a further story to go
with the image. Kevin Price, Craigmont, ID Click on each photo for a larger
view.
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We ran this photo two weeks ago asking what it was.
Judy Klapprich Uhlenkott said she got quite a few responses with the best
answer being they are hog holder tongs used to hold a hog’s snout while
you inserted a large ring. Do a search on Hills hog tongs on google and
you will find several very similar tools. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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Of the 14 class members of the Greencreek High School
class of 1956, 7 were in attendanceat their 60 year reunion. From
left to right: Wayne Hasenoehrl, Larry Stubbers, J.D. Lauer, Ralph Terhaar,
Dick Nuxoll, Ken Nuxoll and Roy Schmidt. Missing Lloyd Nuxoll and Adele
Arnzen Nuxoll. The reunion was held at the Lochsa Lodge on July 6
and 7th. Photo provided by Carol Lauer. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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