Updated February 22, 2007
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Cottonwood City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council’s February meeting last Monday, Feb. 12, was a very short one. . . .
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MCT troyouts are March 5
Hear Ye, Hear Ye, The Prairie Booster Club would like to announce the Missoula Children's Theatre production of "Robin Hood". . . .
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Casey Danly wins essay contest
Casey Danly, a 5th grader at Prairie Middle School, is the winner of the “Daughters of the American Revolution American History Essay Contest” of the Alica Whitman Chapter. . . .
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Heart attack, stroke and warning signs
The American Heart Association and the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute have launched a new “Act in Time” campaign to increase people’s awareness of heart attack and the importance of calling 9-1-1 immediately at the onset of heart attack symptoms. . . .
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Memorial donation given to SMH Foundation
The 1976 graduating class of Prairie High School donated the remainder of their 30 year class reunion fund to the St. Mary’s Hospital Foundation.  This donation was made in memory of their deceased classmates; Harv Ash, Tim Baker, Jennifer Baldeck, Dave Beckman, Greg Harman, Tom Kaus, Jim Uhling and Susan Wherry. . . .
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Bowling tournament winners announced
The Central Idaho Bowling Association recently held their yearly men’s and women’s yearly association tournaments. The men bowled at Tamarack Lanes in Kamiah and the ladies at Prairie Imperial Bowl in Craigmont.  . . .
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More 52 Pickup winners named
At the February meeting, the Knights of Columbus 1389 drew names for the 52 pickup drawing for weeks 37-46 of 2006.  The lucky winners are:  . . .
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Pirates split District games
The Prairie Pirates lost their District opener against Nezperce but bounced back with a win over Highland to keep their state hopes alive. They play Lapwai at 6 p.m. Friday. . . .
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Lady Pirates go 2-2 at State tournament
The Prairie Lady Pirates went 2-2 in their first state appearance since 2002, losing to Garden Valley and Wallace and beating Rimrock and Kootenai at Nampa February 14-17. . . .
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3 advance to state
Three Prairie wrestlers earned a spot in this weekend’s state tournament during District Wrestling action Saturday, Feb. 17 at Prairie High School.
Brandon Poxleitner at 125 lbs. and Tony Duman at 140 lbs. each took second place in their weight class while Jake Wimer took third at 160 lbs. The top 3 in each weight class advance to state. . . .
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Summit girls take 4th at Hallissey
Summit junior high girls watched a 6 point lead dwindle away Saturday in Boise, dropping the battle for 3rd place to St. Mark's 8th grade team, 20 to 24, leaving the local girls in fourth place in the 12 team girls division of the Boise Diocese's annual Hallisey tournament. . . .
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Students of the month for February at PHS are from left, Cassie Chandler and Tony Duman, outstanding students, and Shayla Dalgliesh, honor student. Cassie does an excellent job of working with students of all ages.  Cassie is employed by the After School Program in the Center For Discovery.  She can be counted upon to take responsibility for projects and is an outstanding role model for young students.  She has the self-initiative to develop classroom presentations for Prairie Middle School students. Tony demonstrates an outstanding student through his good humor, willingness to help everyone with a smile, and his ability to communicate easily with peers and teachers. He is much appreciated in this building. His smile keeps the day bright! Shayla stays on task and gets her work in on time for me. She always tries to do her best work with her coursework. 

Casey Danly shows the certificate he received for winning the DAR essay contest. See story at left.

January attendance winners were announced at an assembly held on January 15, at Prairie Middle School. Winners: Kyle Bower, left, and Brock Heath. 

Shari Chaffee volunteered in Mrs. Schumacher's first  grade class by helping the children make a Valentine gift for their parents. Mrs. Chaffee and her son Hunter are shown working on the project. The first graders and Mrs. Schumacher would like to thank Mrs. Chaffee for providing all of the materials and for helping the children make the project. 

The first graders recently learned about the Inuit (Eskimos) of the Arctic. The students in Mrs. Schumacher are shown wearing "snow goggles". They learned that this style of goggles helps from getting too much glare when hunting on the ice and snow. 

The PHS cheerleaders form a pyramid as they lead a cheer during a timeout at the girls state tournament. Rachel Kaschmitter is held aloft by, from left, Taylor Ratcliff, Chelsea Long and Camille Schumacher. 
 
 

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