Munkers
appointed to City Council
Don Munkers was appointed to fill the position vacated by Lynn Guyer
on the Cottonwood City Council at their October meeting Monday, Oct. 15.
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School
Board meets
Enrollment numbers were discussed at the October meeting of the School
Board Monday, Oct. 15 and showed Prairie with their lowest enrollment since
1970 at 381 students. . . .
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High
country adventure is lecture topic
This Thursday, Oct. 18, at 7 p.m., come experience Idaho wilderness
through a slide presentation recounting years of high country adventures
that often included horses and mules. . . .
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Types
of diabetes
Diabetes is typically generalized into one disease but it is really
three. . . .
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Money
from physicals donated back to schools
For the 23rd year in a row, St. Mary's Hospital and Clinics provided
sports physicals for the area students. . . .
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Summit
Academy to have new name
The Summit Academy Board of Directors announced the new name for the
school during their annual “Mystery Night” fundraising event, which was
held on Saturday, October 13th. Summit Academy will soon begin the
process of changing the name of the school to Saint John Bosco Academy.
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District
Volleyball starts Saturday
Congratulations to Joyce Goeckner, winner of this year’s Mystery Night
Grand Prize! ‘A Night on the Nile’ was held Saturday, October 13th
at the Greencreek Hall. . . .
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Safe
and Sober graduation party
The 2019 Senior Parents have started planning the 2019 Safe and Sober
Graduation party for the 2019 graduates. . . .
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15
teams participate in annual night shoot
Riener’s Grocery took a commanding lead on the first night of the shoot
with a score of 233. . . .
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The
LCSC Report
5 more LCSC classes available through the Grangeville Outreach . .
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Pirates
win big on Senior Night
The Prairie football team took over sole possession of first place
in the White Pine League as they smothered Kamiah 62-0 on Senior Night
Friday, Oct. 12 at Cottonwood. . . .
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Lady
Pirates qualify for State
The Prairie Lady Pirates finished off their regular season with a pair
of road matches, losing at Lapwai Tuesday, Oct. 9, then winning at Highland
Thursday, Oct. 11. They then opened District play Saturday, Oct. 13 at
the LCSC Activity Center and qualified for state by beating C.V. and then
Genesee. . . .
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District
Cross Country Meet is Oct. 18
The District Cross Country Meet is set for Thursday, Oct. 18 at the
LCSC course in the Lewiston Orchards. . . .
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Summit
wins 2 of 3 at District
The Summit Lady Patriots closed out their regular season with a senior
night loss to Kendrick, 16-25, 24-26, 25-22, 20-25 at Cottonwood Tuesday,
Oct. 9 and then won 2 of 3 matches to stay alive at District. . . .
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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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The Prairie team and coaches celebrate after beating
Genesee at District and clinching a trip to State. See story below left.
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Players and coaches from the 2008 12-0 state champion
football team were recognized at halftime of last Friday’s football game.
Back from left are head coach Travis Mader, assistant coaches Kenny Mader
and Ron Sigler, Brandon Waller, Ronnie Chandler, Joe Schumacher, Justin
Schmidt, Phil Schmidt (representing his son Chris) and assistant coaches
Teel Bruner and Ryan Hasselstrom. Front from left are Kyle Holthaus with
the trophy, Tyrell Langston, Cody Miller, Colton Nuxoll and Dustin Schaeffer.Click
on the photo for a larger view.
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Sam Rehder and Bucky Harman were September attendance
winners. The boys were treated to lunch with the principal at a restaurant
of their choice. To be eligible for the attendance drawing students
must attend school on a regular basis. Every week that a student
is in attendance, their name is added to the monthly drawing. Photo
by Rene’ Forsmann. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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A new name for Summit Academy was announced at Mystery
Night on Saturday. The new crest is shown with the new name: St. John Bosco
Academy. The new name will become effective July 1, 2019. Photo provided
by Summit Academy. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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A couple of photos from Summit Academy's Mystery Night
held Saturday, Oct. 13 at Greencreek. Photos provided by Summit Academy.
See above left for story on who won. Click on each photo for a larger view.
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Several groups of seniors were honored at the football
game Friday, Oct. 12. Top photo: The football seniors from left: Caleb
McWilliams, Carson Schmidt, Michael Schwartz, Dylan Schumacher and Spencer
Schumacher. Secon photo is football video tech Koleen Hasselstrom. Third
photo are the senior cheerleaders from left: Madison Hinkelman, Kodie
Tidwell, Noelle Uhlenkott, Emma Gehring and Hailey Thompson. In front is
Julia Wemhoff. Bottom photo are the Cross Country seniors from left: Ryan
Arnzen, Tanner Hibbard, Devin Ross, James Villamor, Hope McIntire, Kendra
Duclos and Maria Schmidt. Top 3 photos by Jon Rehder. Click on each photo
for a larger view.
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Sewing students with books and blankets. Back row:
Braedyn Graham, Kodie Tidwell, Eve Uhlenkott, Katteri Duman, Trinity Martinez,
Elycia Graham, Bailey Hankerson, Joe Jones. Middle row: Jade
Gehring, Travis Alfrey, Madison Shears, CiCi Chavez, Janie Robb.
Front row: Cassy Wine, Shyann Wine, Leann Lightfield, Mattie Lustig.
A special thank you to Colleen and Greg Sonnen for
the 2 new sewing machines and the children’s books that will complete a
book & blanket gift set for St Mary’s Hospital. Travis Alfrey and Bailey
Hankerson join Colleen checking out the cute books and baby blankets. Photos
by Della Gehring.
The 17 students in the Prairie High sewing classes
are in full swing this fall. We’d like to shout out a BIG THANK YOU
to our community for all your generosity. Over the summer we received
several anonymous material donations and an extra special donation of 2
new sewing machines and children’s books from Greg and Colleen Sonnen.
The books will be given to new moms at St. Mary’s Hospital along with the
baby receiving blankets sewn by the students. The classes are now
focused on sewing scrap quilts that will be displayed at the Winter concert
in December. Come check out their creations and enjoy some beautiful
music. Click on each photo for a larger view.
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