Notes
from City Hall
What a week we had last week! As they say, time marches
on! The week begins with the funeral of our former Mayor Dawn Huntley.
Dawn will be remembered for a lot of things here in the community, but
what I’ll remember him most for is the solving of the City’s water problems.
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Letters
from the school board
On this page are a letter from the school board as a whole and another
from an individual board member concerning the upcoming override levy election.
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Specialist
to see patients locally; Hospitals are finalists for national award
Dr. Barry Bergen, MD, FRCP(C), Neurologist, will begin seeing patients
in the medical clinics at Clearwater Valley Hospital, Orofino, and St.
Mary’s Hospital, Cottonwood. . . .
St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics and Clearwater Valley Hospital and
Clinics, Orofino, were notified that they are finalists for the HealthLeaders
magazine 2005 Top Leadership Teams in Healthcare Award in the small hospitals
category. . . .
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Auction
to benefit pregnancy center
An antique auction is scheduled for Saturday, May 14 at the Idaho County
Fairgrounds in Cottonwood starting at 10 a.m.. . .
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Pirates
win twice against Timberline; District info
The Prairie baseball team won both at home and away against Timberline.
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District tournament info is here for both baseball and softball. .
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Lady
Pirates win 2 of 3
The Prairie Lady Pirates won 2 of 3 games last week, beating Timberline
in a league game and Kamiah in non-league action while losing at Grangeville
in another non-league game. . . .
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Nida,
Sonnen, Greene win events at Kamiah
Nicole Nida was a double winner at the Kamiah Invitational Track Meet
Saturday, April 30.
Nida won the 100 in 13.1 and the 200 in 28.5 while taking second in
the 400 at 1:02.9. . . .
Also, below all the pictures, is an article on Dylan Greene placing
in 4 events at a meet in Orofino. . . .
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Students of the month for April at Prairie High School
are Scott Bruegeman, outstanding student and Vanessa Sonnen, honor student.
Scott is one of the most considerate young men at PHS. He is always polite,
always helpful, and always reliable. When asked to do something he often
goes the second mile and does more than was asked. Scott is one of the
reasons that PHS is a great school. Vanessa works very hard to achieve
her goals. She checks and rechecks her work to make sure that the
end result matches her original goals. Her effort and determination
to succeed makes her an honor student.
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The Prairie Youth Choir will be presenting a free
Concert and Talent Show on Monday, May 9th at 7:00 p.m. in the Prairie
Elementary Gym. They will be performing their songs from the Lionel Hampton
Jazz Festival and new music. Also, many of the choir members will be sharing
their talents in dance and art, and there are several instrumental and
vocal solos and ensembles planned as well. Come out and enjoy the show.
The Prairie Youth Choir competed at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival in
Moscow and placed 7th out of 15 choirs in the Elementary Choir Division!
They competed against some older auditioned choirs and did a fantastic
job representing Prairie! Regina Seubert also competed, but in the Middle
School Alto Solo Division and did very well in her first solo competition.
She placed 4th in her division! These kids worked hard and had fun!
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Cottonwood Mayor Denis Duman presents a plaque to
Dave Shears, Sr. on his retirement as a city maintenance worker after 32
years.
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The Middle School Youth For Justice team. From left
are Ronald Chandler, Eric Daly, Zak Waller, Chelsea Long, Jennifer Enneking,
Rachel Kaschmitter, Laura Gehring and Kyle Daly.They have been active all
year helping students bring about positive changes in our school.
This year their goal was to encourage classmates to help make all students
feel equal and welcome at school. During the year they have "Caught
Kids" being kind to each other and prizes were given. They have held
assemblies stressing the importance of including everyone. The year
ended with a Summit meeting in Lewiston with other Youth For Justice students
where ideas where shared on what was accomplished during the school year.
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