Girls Tournament update (2-6-08)--Prairie
lost to Lapwai 36-50 on Tuesday, Feb. 5 and are scheduled to play Troy
on Wednesday, Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. while Kendrick and C.V. play at 6 p.m.
The two winners play Friday at 6 p.m. for third place and a trip to state.
Sports
field complex work to resume this summer
Prairie High School principal Todd Shumway reported at the January
school board meeting held Tuesday, Jan. 22, that the National Guard units
will be back this summer to continue work on the football field complex.
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Tragedy
strikes in Clarkston
A tragedy struck Clarkston last Thursday, Jan. 24 and by extension
the Camas Prairie. . . .
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Ski
Scoop
February 3rd, is “Souper bowl Sunday” at the Cottonwood Butte Ski Area.
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Prairie
School honor rolls
Twelve students at Prairie High School earned perfect 4.0 grade point
averages for the second quarter of the 2007-08 school year. They were Sarah
Arnzen, Jessica Gehring, Kim Schaeffer, Tiffany Schaeffer and Doris Whitley,
all seniors; Leora Laurino, junior; Kyler Shumway, David Sigler and Jonathan
Vanhouten, sophomores and Thia Vanhouten, D.J. Walker and Silas Whitley,
freshmen. . . .
Twenty-seven students at Prairie Middle School made the A Honor Roll
for the second quarter of the 2007-08 school year.
Eighth graders were Mckenzie Candalot, Samantha Keating, Troy Lorentz,
Monica Lustig, Demetria Riener, MaKayla Schaeffer and Megan Sigler. Seventh
graders were Ashley Cannon, Logan Dahlen, Kody Duclos, Matthew Jungert,
Tyler Latimer and Claire Whitley. Sixth graders were Rebekah Bruner, Clark
Bruno, Drew Cochran, Casey Danly, Kayla Duclos, Jared Higgins, Daun Hoene,
Shaney Perrin and Hailey Shumway. Fifth graders were Bryson Higgins, Stellina
Laurino, Emily McHugh, Jessica Riener and Whitney Sonnen. . . .
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112
donate blood
We do not know if it was the zero weather or the full moon, but you
did a wonderful job with the Blood Drive last Tuesday.
We had 112 come through the door to give and collected 96 usable units!!!!
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Hospital
news
The St. Mary’s Hospital Cardiac Rehabilitation staff will be joining
the American Heart Association’s ‘Go Red for Women’ Day on February 1 by
wearing specially ordered red T shirts that say ‘Care for Your Heart.’
. . .
St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics received two grants to assist in the
implementation of their upcoming electronic medical record system. . .
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The St. Mary’s Hospital Smoking Cessation class will begin next week
on Wednesday, February 6th , from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the Cottonwood Medical
Clinic reception area. . . .
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Youth
ministry activities for February
The month of February brings with it an invitation of reflection and
renewal as we begin the journey of Lent. It is in this mind set youth are
invited to join us as we gather in community to grow in our Catholic faith.
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Sweetheart
Mass and dinner reception; Relay For Life; Home Makeover
All married couples are cordially invited to the Sweetheart Mass and
Dinner Reception on Thursday, February 14. This fundraiser for the
Holy Cross Roof will begin with Mass at 6:30 p.m. at Holy Cross Chapel
in Keuterville. . . .
Events the magnitude of the American Cancer Society Grangeville Relay
For Life don’t just happen by accident. They are put on by individuals
who generously donate their time and talents to make the event a success.
This past year, the Grangeville Relay For Life saw 26 teams raise $63,000
for the Society and its mission to eliminate cancer as a major health problem.
. . .
For the Wayne Nida family of Ferdinand, the year 2007 was just one
bad event after another. . . .
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Pirates
win twice; windy conditions lead to lower scores
The Prairie Pirates beat Grangeville at home then won a league game
at Nezperce last week. . . .
Despite a very windy day, 50 members of the Cottonwood Gun Club turned
out to shoot. High scores for the week were Mike Long, Scott James,
Jean Poxleitner, and Paul Gilmore all with 23’s. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win twice, play C.V. on Friday at District
The Prairie Lady Pirates won a pair of league games over Culdesac and
Troy last week. . . .
Prairie will play C.V. at 5:30 p.m. at the District Tournament Friday,
Feb. 1 at the LCSC Activity Center . . .
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Wrestling
schedule
On this page is the Prairie wrestling team's schedule for the remainder
of the season. . . .
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Summit
Academy news
Students identified as virtue winners during Summit's third virtue
campaign were released this week, . . .
The Summit Academy boys' basketball team improved to 12 and 5 in regular
season action last week with easy wins over New Meadows High School, and
a jv team from Lapwai on Lapwai's home court. . . .
Summit girls also ended their season on a two-win note, easily defeating
Meadows Valley on their senior night, honoring sole senior Danielle Stubbers,
and then playing their best ball of the season at Timberline, defeating
the Spartans there handily after losing two contests to them before in
an earlier season regular game and the opening game of Culdesac's Christmas
tournament. . . .
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Students of the month for January at Prairie High
School are Michelle Geis, left and Kelsey Marker. Michelle has really
proven her desire to succeed and excel. She works hard to get her work
done and is always respectful to those around her. Michelle has the potential
to “go places” with her work ethic. Because of her outstanding organizational
skills and excellent work ethic, she was given the opportunity to work
at a local business after school. Kelsey is a remarkable young lady dedicated
to her academics. She is goal-oriented and self-motivated. During longer
projects and assignments she has shown an ability to time manage. She willingly
takes on extra responsibilities/work for a class if needed. She is an excellent
example of what it means to be an academically dedicated student.
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Kim Coppernoll, left, Cardiac Rehab Technician and
Mary Watson, RN, prepare for SMHC’s Go Red for Women Day on Feb 1. See
story at left.
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SMHC received two grants to help in implementation
of electronic medical records. Scheduling staff from SMHC, the Kamiah
Clinic and Clearwater Valley Hospital and Clinics recently received training
funded through the grants. See story at left.
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Prairie cheerleaders lead a cheer during the break
between the first and second quarters of last Saturday's game against Troy.
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The Prairie High School pep band performed prior to
the girls game against Troy.
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The PHS dance team performed at halftime of both girls
home games last week. The top photo is the finale of Friday's routine and
the lower shot shows a kick-line segment of Saturday's routine.
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