School
Board meets
The school board held their regular September meeting Monday, Sept.
18. . . .
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Baerlocher
Farm awarded as Century Farm
One hundred years ago, Bernard A. Baerlocher paid $22 per acre for
the first 100 acres of what is now the farm owned by Joe and Arlene Baerlocher
near Greencreek, ID. . . .
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Blood
drive set for Tuesday
Donating blood is a simple thing to do, but it can make a big difference
in the lives of others. . . .
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Brats
and ham dinner featured
A Brats and Ham dinner is on the menu for the upcoming Prairie Community
Library fundraiser set for Saturday night, October 21. . . .
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Creating
homes that heal
Tyler Wiley works as a cook at the Monastery of St. Gertrude, creating
delicious food for the community and guests. . . .
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USAF
vet visits old air base
Warden Aaron Krieger received a call earlier this year from USAF veteran
John Kwaczala requesting a tour of his old duty station, which is now North
Idaho Correctional Institution (NICI). . . .
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WAA
award nominees
Nominees have been submitted of the annual Warrior Athletic Association
High School Awards. . . .
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Farmers'
Market looks to add two more dates
Due to the late produce season, vendors and customers alike asked that
the Grangeville Farmers’ Market be extended beyond the last scheduled day
of September 16. . . .
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Quilt
Show results
Approximately 247 visitors stopped by the Central Idaho Quilt Guild’s
23rd annual Quilt Show held this past weekend. There were 106 pieces entered
in 18 categories. . . .
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Pirates
rout Council
The Prairie football team routed the Council Lumberjacks 60-8 at Cottonwood
Friday, Sept. 15 in a game that was called at halftime. . . .
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Lady
Pirates have busy week
The Prairie Lady Pirates had a busy week. They won their only league
match of the week, sweeping C.V. 25-16, 25-10 and 25-12 at Kooskia Tuesday,
Sept. 12. They then lost a 5-set match at Orofino 25-22, 20-25, 19-25,
25-22, 3-15 Thursday, Sept. 14. Finally on Saturday, Sept. 16 they took
second at the Grangeville Invitational Tournament. In pool play they beat
Nezperce, Kamiah and Summit. In the championship bracket they beat Summit
again before losing to Salmon River, who has now won this tournament 2
years in a row. . . .
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Crosscountry
at Seaport Invite
The Prairie Crosscountry team had their first meet of the season at
the Seaport Invite hosted by Clarkston High School Saturday, Sept. 16.
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Summit
takes third at Grangeville Tournament
Summit’s Lady Patriots wound up tying for third at the Grangeville
Tournament then completed a season sweep of Highland 25-10, 25-9, 25-22
on Monday, Sept. 18 at Craigmont. . . .
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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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Pictured with the Idaho Century Farm award at the
Joe Baerlocher farm are from left Dale, Joe, Arlene, Matt, Greg, Aly and
Richard Baerlocher. Arlene is holding a photo of sons Steven and Dan. Greg
is holding a photo of grandparents Bernard and Catherine Baerlocher while
Richard is holding a photo of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Baerlocher. Photo by
Judy DeHaas. Sees tory at left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Charter Prairie Booster Club members who attended
the 30th anniversary celebration. Back from left are David Shears, Sr.,
Ted Arnzen, Ingrid Mader and Jim Rehder. Front from left are Theresa Shears,
Linda Arnzen and Sally Rehder. Photo by Glenn Poxleitner. Sees tory
at left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Current and past Prairie Booster Club members
who attended the 30th anniversary celebration. Photo provided by Glenn
Poxleitner. See story above left. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Folks enjoy free burgers and birthday cake at the
Cottonwood Credit Union’s 75th anniversary celebration. About 600 people
attended at the 3 locations last Friday. The Credit Union was originally
chartered on Sept. 16, 1942. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The PJHS band performed prior to the football game
against Council. They also performed at what would have been halftime but
turned out to be after the game was over. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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