Uhlenkott
named woman of the year
Connie Uhlenkott of Greencreek has been selected as the 2003 District
5 Woman of the Year for the Idaho Farm Bureau organization. She was
chosen because of her involvement in the everyday operations of the farm
that she and her husband Pat have owned and operated for the last 27 years.
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School
District finds good water
School superintendent Stan Kress reported at the school board meeting
Wednesday, Jan. 21, that they hit good water when drilling their well near
the Middle School.
He said they went down 500 feet and were getting 25 gallons per minute
(gpm) and when he asked about going another 50-100 feet the drillers wouldn’t
guarantee anything. Kress played a hunch and at 585 feet they are getting
100 gpm. . . .
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Notes
from City Hall
Those that have lived here a number of years know that snow and ice
in the winter can be quite a nuisance. City crews are doing their
best to keep up with it and we ask your patience as each snowfall is cleared
away and driveways are cleared out as time allows. Be assured that
you are not being plowed in on purpose and we will be back to help you
clean out. We appreciate your help with this. . . .
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Pirates
split games
The Prairie Pirates beat Genesee but lost to Potlatch in a pair of
home games this past week . . .
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Lady
Pirates lose two of three games, District to start
The Prairie Lady Pirates beat Orofino but lost to Lapwai and Genesee
over the past week. They'll start district tournament play either Feb.
4 or 5 depending on where they wind up in the league standings. . . .
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Summit
teams win 2 of 3; Knowledge Bowl team still in second place
Summit Academy's varsity basketball teams won 2 of 3 games played last
week while their Knowledge Bowl team continues to hold on to second place.
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Connie Uhlenkott has been named the 2003 District
5 woman of the year for the Idaho Farm Bureau.
Joe Newmann of Kamiah is the new police chief for
Cottonwood, filling in until Terry Cochran returns from Iraq. Newmann is
a Lewis County deputy and has 15 years of law enforcement experience. He
will be dovetailing his LCSO duties with serving Cottonwood as police chief.
The Spelling Bee grade winners for grades 2-8 are
shown above. They will compete for the school championship this Friday.
In the top photo are Elementary School winners Drew Cochran, Kayla Duclos,
Erika Pepper, Kody Duclos, Dallas Kelton and Joshwa Zigler. In the low
photo are Middle School winners Makenzie Coleman,Emily Lerandeau, Nina
Li, Jenifer VonBargen, and Colleen Terhaar and front row, Christina Johnson,
Mike Karel and Caitlyn Johnson. The top two finishers will compete at the
regional bee.
Those who received the Sacrament of Reconciliation
for the first time, Saturday, January 24th are: Jessica Kaschmitter, Kayla
Duclos, Leah Holthaus, Jacob Rowland, Lydia Lustig Jared Higgins, Adrianne
Nuxoll, Sarah Chmelik, Sarah Kuther, Gregory Hattrup, Nicole Wemhoff, Dakota
Wilson, Daun Hoene, Andy Gehring, Megan Rehder, Katherine Nida, Luke Enneking,
Brandi Gehring, Keely Schmidt, Rachel Frei and Anita Zenner. Their
teachers are Linda Arnzen and Sr. Sue Ellen Drexler and the Con-Celebrants
were Fr. Andy Schumacher and Fr. Meinrad Schallberger. |
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