| Katrina
fundraiser a success
The yard and baked sale for the Hurricane Katrina Victims held in Cottonwood on Saturday was a huge success. The Sale, spearheaded by Sandy Halbert netted the great sum of $1,456.52. 
The Prairie Schools collected the large sum of $1466.84. They had a contest, the Elem. Took in $651.90, the Middle netted $666.10, and the High School collected $148.84. One student at the Middle School danced for the other students for a donation to give to the victims. Total money collected was $2923.36. Sandy would like to give a warm Thanks to City Hall for the use of their wonderful facility, to the Prairie Schools for the generous donations from their students, the Lions Club for setting up the food trailer and for the money donated from their concessions. Thanks to Sonnen Meats for the donation of the meat, to Hoene Hardware, and especially to the great helpers, Judy Klapprich & granddaughter Selena Davila, Agnes Forsman, Marlene Duclos, Jill Seubert and Tara Ross. Thanks also to my husband, Terry and our son, Merlin & his wife Marilyn and family from Lewiston. Without all the wonderful help, I would never have been able to do this. All items left were donated to the Tri-Co in Craigmont under the direction of Charlotte Dasenbrock. Thank-You for everything. Middle School wins fundraiser challenge To help victims of Hurricane Katrina, PMS, PHS and PES all rallied to collect monies. This was a contest between schools.  David
Sigler (the new Student body President at Prairie Middle School volunteered
to sing and dance during the 5th and 6th grade lunch for every donation
that was dropped in the can. The students at PMS raised the MOST
monies for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
The breakdown for the monies collected: PMS $666.55; PES $651.90; PHS $148.84. This makes for a total of $1,467.29 earned for Hurricane Katrina victims. |
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