20th
Annual Lecture Series begins
The 20th Annual Historical Museum at St. Gertrude Fall Lecture Series
begins 7 p.m. Thursday, October 3, with author Lin Tull Cannell, who will
present “Intermediary: William Craig Among the Nez Perce.” . . .
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Cookie
Dough Sale starts
It is cookie dough time once again. This is the only fundraiser that
Prairie Elementary School and Center For Discovery do for the year. . .
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October
events for Tri-Parish Youth
The signs of Fall are definitely speaking their words as the shorter
days and falling leaves become more visible. . . .
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Presentation
set for Sunday at Monastery
Folklorist and musician Gary Eller will present “Strong Women of Early
Idaho” at 2 p.m. Sunday, October 6, 2019, in the Multi-Purpose Room of
the Monastery of St. Gertrude. . . .
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Harman
joins with other mayors
Cottonwood Mayor Pepper Harman has joined with 76 other mayors throughout
Idaho in taking part with the High Five Initiative to help shine a light
on the importance of children being physically active. . . .
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Warrior
Athletice Awards set for Oct. 9
The Warrior Athletic Association High School Awards will be presented
at a banquet in the LCSC Activity Center on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 6:30 p.m.
. . .
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Health
Advisory for Winchester Lake
Idaho North Central District in cooperation with the Nez Perce Tribe
are issuing a public health advisory today for Winchester Lake. Residents
are urged to use caution when recreating in or near the water. .
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JOLT
groups are starting
JOLT (Joy Of Learning Together) Ladies' Groups
are starting up for 2019-2020! . . .
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Our
Lady of Fatima rally set for Oct. 12
America Needs Fatima (ANF) is The American’s special campaign to spread
the message of Fatima in the United States. . . .
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Pruett
gives talk at Grangeville
Greg Pruett, president of Idaho 2nd Amendment Alliance, gave a talk
on the conservative case for abolishing the ballot initiatives in Idaho.
. . .
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Amerman
to be featured at Kooskia
Friends of the Kooskia library group is excited to present a special
program featuring Roger Amerman on Saturday October 12 from 1:00-2:00 p.m.
at the Kooskia Community Center (26 S. Main Street). . . .
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Pirates
rout Genesee
Genesee actually had a lead against Prairie but then gave up 88 unanswered
points as the Pirates stayed unbeaten with an 88-6 rout of the Bulldogs
at Genesee Friday, Sept. 27. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 3 of 5 at Border Battle
The Prairie Lady Pirates dropped a home league match to Troy 17-25,
9-25, 14-25 on Thursday, Sept. 26 and then won 3 of 5 matches at the Border
Battle in Pomeroy to help Idaho win 16 matches to 9 against Washington
schools. . . .
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Lots
of medalists at Spartan Invite
Prairie had 5 top 10 finishers in the high school cross country races
at the Spartan Invite at Deyo Reservoir, Thursday, Sept. 26, and 3 in the
junior high races. . . .
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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. You can also find Jake Wren's
Redneck Review on this page. . . .
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We had 17 students sign up for the high school blood
drive on Tuesday, September 24th. 13 students were able to successfully
donate and 4 were unable to donate due to various factors. Attached
is a picture of the students who were September Students of the Month for
being "responsible" and taking time out of their day to do a great thing
for the community. This is part of the PBIS initiative that we began
to implement district wide. Pirates aRRRgh...Responsible, Respectful,
and Ready! Pictured from left are Nicole Rehder, CiCi Chavez, Halle Klapprich,
Hope Schwartz, Eve Uhlenkott, Ellea Uhlenkott, Ashton Landers, Merlyn Famiglietti,
Alissa Grossman, Hayden Uhlenkott, Reid Uptmor, Pixie Jones, Matthew Seubert,
Leann Lightfield, Matt Coppernoll and Zac Arnzen. Not pictured is
Sierra McWilliams. Photo by Jon Rehder. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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Livewire Electric was selected as the Prairie Booster
Club’s Business Booster of the year for last school year. Kris
and Erika’s dedication to the well being of the Prairie students though
participation and volunteer work is greatly appreciated. Our
lighting and our scoreboards would not glow so bright without Livewire
Electrics constant support. Thank you. Photo by Glenn Poxleitner.
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The Idaho County Fair Royalty did their best to keep
smiling despite the cold, wet weather at the Lewis County Fair parade in
Nezperce on Saturday. From left are Queen Halle Klapprich, 1st Princess
Paige Layman and 2nd Princess Madison Shears. Photo by Steve Wherry. Click
on each photo for a larger view.
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Prairie Elementary School winners for the month of
September for being Respectful, Responsible and Ready. These are
our Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS) principles.
When a child receives an R3 card they have been recognized by an adult
in the school for following school expectations. His/her name is
put into a drawing and 2 names per trait are drawn at our assembly held
each month. The following students are winners for September
(Pictured from left): Bailey Key, Matthias Kaschmitter, Jett Lorentz, Corbin
Tacke and Tony Leighton. They are rewarded with getting to eat first, chose
a friend to sit with and sit wherever they want in the cafeteria. Photo
by Rene’ Forsmann. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Maddie VonBargen and Blaine Anderson had lunch at
a restaurant of their choice. They were winners of the first attendance
drawing of the new year. Photo by Rene’ Forsmann. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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Kindergarten and First Grade students at Prairie Elementary
School were recipients of Reading Buddies supplied by Idaho Forest Group.
These Reading Buddies become reading partners with each student.
There are many ways to help your child become a better reader. One
way is to read with your child at home. Reading can consist of your
child describing the pictures, helping you read some of the words, or simply
listening to you read aloud. Any practice helps your child improve
his/her reading skills immensely. Thank you to Rachel, Megan, Eric
and Glenn for presenting the buddies to our students at our school assembly.
Photo by Rene’ Forsmann. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Jim Rehder shared the above Arden Milk ads from 1958
showing some of the local milk producers. 6 of the 9 men shown are no longer
with us. Those still alive are Guy Jungert, Vern Uhlorn and John Funke.
Click on the photos for larger views.
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