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St. Mary's Clinic presented checks to local schools for reimbursement from sports physicals. Dr. Bruner presents checks to (from top) Amanda Jackson of Prairie High School, Tyler Forsmann of Prairie Middle School and Shane Wemhoff of Summit Academy. See article for amounts. 
Kellie Heitman and Andrea Kaschmitter are Prairie Elementary's September attendance winners. They will have lunch with the principal at a restaurant of their choice. Prairie Elementary school as of September 30 has 102/140 students with perfect attendance, another 8 students have only missed .5 days and another 8 have only missed 1 day. Good job Prairie Elementary students. 
Wednesday, Sept. 29, NICI celebrated 30 years. Ladd Arnoti was present for the celebration and is the last surviving member of the committee that worked to get NICI at Cottonwood. The others were Jack Tacke and Walt Ruhoff. Warden Lynn Guyer, at the podium, was master of ceremonies. Included were tours of the facilities during the day. 
The Chronicle made it to the end of the world in July. Fred Hoene of Portland shows his Chronicle at the North Pole. Fred reports that 90 people from 15 different countries were able to take a trip on the Russian nuclear icebreaker Yamal, which generates up to 750,000 Hp. He said they left from the port of Murmansk which was also the home port of the Russian sub that got caught beneath the ice. Fred grew up in Cottonwood as the son of Gus and Lena Hoene and says he still enjoys reading the Chronicle. |
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