Updated July 20, 2006
School Board meets
It was reported that all the buildings are being spruced up for the upcoming school year at the July meeting of the school board Monday, July 17. . . .
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91 pints donated
Thanks for making the July 12 Blood Drive a big success.  There were 100 donors with 91 usable units.  We are grateful for your generous support.   This was 20 more donors than at the drive in April. . . .
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Relay for Life event is this weekend; Survivor reception Friday evening
The ACS Clearwater to Salmon Rivers Relay For Life committee would like to invite everyone to attend this year’s 2006 event this Friday and Saturday, July 21-22 at the Grangeville High School Track & Field. . . .
Clearwater to Salmon Rivers Relay for Life is Friday evening, July 21, 2006, from 5 to 6 p.m. For those that have been touched by cancer, there is a special invitation for you to come and be honored by your friends, family, and neighbors as a survivor. . . .
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Breakfast fundraiser planned
The Ferdinand City Council will be holding a breakfast fundraiser to raise additional funds for the Community Gym. . . .
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Pippenger named IHA Trustee of the Year
Lee Pippenger was recently named by the Idaho Hospital Association as Trustee of the Year.  The award will be presented October 9th at the 73rd Annual IHA convention in Sun Valley. . . .
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Newborns featured on hospitals' webpage
Since the beginning of June babies born at St. Mary’s Hospital and Clearwater Valley Hospital are featured on their website, www.smh-cvhc.org .  Once the parents have given their permission the Information Technology department uploads the baby’s first photo, his or hers parents name, birth date, time, weight and length. . . .
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Zephyrs split with Lewiston; Softball tournament photos
The Camas Prairie Zephyrs Senior Babe Ruth team split a pair of one-run games against Lewiston Friday, July 14. . . .
Also on this page are a couple of photos from Buggy Whip softball tournament action. . . .
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More info on Triathlon
The First Annual Camas Prairie Splash, Pedal, Dash Triathlon sponsored by Grangeville Physical Therapy and Groaners Fitness is circulating route maps for the August 12 event.  Each of the three legs will be held within Grangeville or its immediate environs. . . .
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It was “Hawg Heaven” on Main Street as motorcycles lined the street in front of the Royale Room during their annual Biker Bash. At 12:30 when this photo was taken nearly 25 motorcycles were already parked with more arriving all the time. 

Prairie Middle School would like to again thank the Booster Club for their donation of $500 to our sign.  Also, to the parents, grandparents and community members who supported our fund raising efforts, thank you.  The sign is a great addition to our school. 

Nancy Connolley, a volunteer at the Nez Perce National Historical Park in Spalding, was the featured reader at the Summer Reading Program last week. She spoke to the children about horses. The program runs again Thursday, July 20, from 1 to 3 p.m. 

Bob and Donna Ross hosted a Ross Family Reunion the weekend of July 14, 15, and 16.  Approximately 250 people gathered for a fun time, coming from as far as Virginia, Alaska, Colorado, Wyoming, Oregon, Washington, Northern and Southern Idaho, and all points in between.They ranged in age from as young as two weeks to 80+.  Good food, visiting, baseball, horseshoes, games, auction, karaoke, and dancing were part of the weekend’s entertainment. Many campers, motor homes, tents, and vehicles lined the driveway and pasture (photo above).  Some thought we had opened an RV Park.  A fella rode in on a Harley, and we all thought he’d come to the wrong party (the Biker Bash was in town), but, no, he actually belonged to us. It was great to get together with our family and friends, to count our blessings, and to thank God.

All three schools got a lot of paint this summer, but the counseling office at the Prairie Middle School got some special attention.  Mrs. Deiss, who was born in Holland, wanted a European theme in the office and asked Ariel Whitley to design and then paint a mural on one of the walls.  This beautiful picture is the result of her talent and effort.
 
 
 

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