Hill
is new council member
Bill Hill was sworn in as a new Cottonwood city councilman along with
returnees Shelli Schumacher and Max Nuxoll at the January meeting of the
council, Monday, Jan. 9. . . .
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House
number campaign started
The Cottonwood Fire Department is undertaking a campaign to ensure
that city residents have address numbers on their homes. The house
numbering campaign is part of the department’s fire safety and prevention
program. . . .
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Year
in review concludes
September through December of the year 2005 in headlines. . . .
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A
dream comes true
A new restaurant in Cottonwood is the result of a dream by Deb Schnider.
. . .
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PeeWee
basketball to start; pictures from the schools
PeeWee Basketball will be getting underway with the first of two clinics
on Saturday, Jan. 21. It is for boys and girls in grades 2-4. . . .
Also on this page are pictures of the Elementary and Middle School
Hoop Shoot winners, the 'For the Love of the Game' tournament team and
the Elementary children getting into Pirates spirit. . . .
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Nuxoll
is contest winner
Tessica Nuxoll of Cottonwood was the 11th grade winner in the Fleet
Reserve Association’s annual Americanism Essay Contest. . . .
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Pirates
split, wrestlers compete at Kamiah
The Prairie boys basketball team split their game last week, losing
a league game to Troy and winning a non-league game against C.V. . . .
The wrestling team competed at the Kamiah Tournament. . . .
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Lady
Pirates split
The Prairie Lady Pirates lost a league game at Genesee then came back
to win a non-league game at home over C.V. . . .
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Summit
girls win twice, boys lose twice
Summit’s varsity boys basketball continued their exciting, but losing
ways this past weekend, as they traveled north with the girls team to take
on NIC’s of Hayden Friday evening, then the Logos Knights in Moscow on
Saturday. . . .
Traveling north to Hayden, Idaho, then stopping on the way back the
next day, Summit’s varsity girls added two more wins to their season record,
leaving them at 12 and 2 with eight regular season games to play. . . .
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Students of the month for December at PHS are Tabitha
Sonnen, honor student, and Sam Forsmann, outstanding student. Tabitha is
a very helpful and hard working student at Prairie. She is always willing
to jump in and help no matter what the job may be. Tabitha excels in her
academics while staying busy with athletics at the varsity level. As a
junior at Prairie High School the faculty and staff looks forward to enjoying
another full year with Tabitha. Sam is an excellent choice. He is President
of the Band, elected to that position by his fellow students. He plays
flute in the Jazz Band, as well as Pep Band. Sam often spends extra time
to help with preparation for performances and frequently takes the time
to talk with me about music and band issues. But Sam is more than a musician;
he plays varsity basketball and excels in academics. Sam should be recognized
for his many achievements.
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The newly elected Cottonwood City Council members
are sworn in at the meeting Monday night. At far right is new member Bill
Hill. Standing and retaking the oath of office are Shelli Schumacher and
Max Nuxoll.
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Lunch with the Principal attendance winners at Prairie
Elementary for December were Holli Uhlorn and Stephanie Jungert. They chose
The Hangout for their lunch with Mr. Diess.
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Lauren Beshears and Kendra Dinning were attendance
winners for December at Prairie Middle School. They are shown with the
prizes they received.
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Last year students in Mrs. Vanderwall and Mrs. Higgins’
5th grade classes participated in the Tar Wars tobacco-free education program
for 4th and 5th grade students. Students were asked to design a poster
emphasizing the positive effects of NOT USING tobacco. Haley Angus and
MaKayla Schaeffer were our local winners last year. We just received word
from the State that Haley and MaKayla have been chosen as State winners.
Their artwork is being displayed on the Tar Wars Idaho 2006 calendar.
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Caught Ya Winners for December (they were caught doing
something nice) are Josh Roeper and Brock Heath.
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John Schmidt and Eric Roby from Avista came up to
the High school for the Construction class to demonstrate safety around
power lines and discuss job opportunities as a lineman. It was nice that
these gentleman took time out of their busy day to give us a demonstration.
John is a former graduate of PHS.
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