Fall
Lecture Series change
Due to an unexpected emergency, the Historical Museum at St. Gertrude’s
fall lectures scheduled for Thursday, October 2 and October 9 have been
reversed. . . .
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KC's
to hold steak fry
Everyone is invited to the KC Council #1389 annual pitchfork steak
fry on Sunday, October 12, 2008 at the Cottonwood KC hall between 5
and 7 PM. . . .
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It's
cookie dough sale time
It is that time of year again Prairie Elementary School along with
the Center For Discovery are doing their annual cookie dough sale and holiday
gift item fund raiser now through October 15. . . .
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Respite
care training offered
There will be a free training session Oct. 11 in Grangeville for Respite
Care Providers. . . .
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Tri-Parish
Youth activities for October
As we stand in the air of the changing season our hearts are invited
to embrace the invitation of another month filled with newness and opportunity.
Our lives seem to be in tune with this constant movement as we plan and
prepare for upcoming events, holidays, and sports activities. It
is in the midst of these activities I would like to remind and invite the
youth to join us as we come together as church to celebrate each other
and our God as creator, maker, and mover of all things. . . .
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PSAT
set for Oct. 15
The PSAT Test will be administered at Prairie High School Wednesday,
October 15, 2008 at 8:30 a.m. in the library. . . .
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Long-term
care residents to be honored
Across the country, residents of nursing homes and other long-term
care facilities -- along with family members, ombudsmen, citizen advocates,
facility staff, and others -- will honor the individual rights of long-term
care residents by celebrating Residents’ Rights Week October 5-11, 2008.
. . .
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Pirates
win big at Homecoming Game; Float pictures from the Homecoming parade
The Prairie football team rolled to their 4th straight easy win of
the season as they knocked off Timberline 50-0 at Prairie’s Homecoming
game Friday, Sept. 26 at Cottonwood. . . .
Also on theis page are photos of the 3 Homecoming Parade floats that
weren't judged as the winning entry. . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 1 of 2 matches; Powder Puff game photos
The Prairie Lady Pirates won at Culdesac in 5 games then lost at Troy
in 3 games last week. . . .
Also on this page are photos from the Powder Puff Football game. .
. .
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Summit
Jr. High girls were 4-0 last week
Junior high girl’s basketball provided some of the season’s most tense
moments at Summit Academy last week, as the local girls traveled first
to Grangeville and then to Clearwater Valley for pairs of games at each
location. . . .
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Letters
to the editor
Letters to the editor that appeared in this week's print edition of
the Chronicle. . . .
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Ronnie Chandler and Rachel Kaschmitter were named
Homecoming King and Queen at halftime of last Friday's game.
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Sometime during the early morning hours last Wednesday,
Sept. 24, Arnzen Drug was broken into. The burglars busted through the
double pane window above and then busted through the window of the pharmacy.
According to Joan Renshaw of the Idaho County Sheriff’s Dept. they were
seeking drugs rather than money. Anyone who saw somebody around the store
that morning or has any other information is asked to contact the Idaho
County Sheriff’s Dept. at 983-1100. You can remain anonymous although there
may be a possible reward.
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The Sophomore class float was judged the winner of
the Homecoming Float Contest. See the football page for the other 3 class
floats.
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The "PeeWee Pirates" marched in the Homecoming Parade.
In what's become a tradition many Prairie Elementary School students join
the Homecoming Parade. Click on the photo for a larger version.
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Prairie Booster Club officers for 2008-09 are from
left Marie Lerandeau, treasurer; Chris Kaschmitter, president; Loretta
Riener, vice-president and Linda Nida, secretary.
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Prairie 6th graders visited with the Idaho County
Commissioners to report on MOSS. Back from left are Jim Rehder, Skip
Brandt, and Randy Doman. Front from left are Whitney Sonnen, Ali Hoene
and Dally Ratcliff.
Students from 6th grade who attended MOSS (McCall
Outdoor Science School) met with the Idaho County Commissioners on September
22. Students discussed what they learned while at MOSS and asked
for help in sending next year’s 6th grade students. When asked by
Chairman Randy Doman if these students really thought next year’s class
would like to attend MOSS, the reply was an enthusiastic, “YES”!
Whitney Sonnen, Ali Hoene, and Dally Ratcliff attended the meeting and
made the presentation. These students shared their inquiry project
of the Mystery of the Ponderosa Pine.
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The above two photos were taken on July 13, 2008.
In the first, the 5 generations of Terhaars are: Freda Terhaar, Ralph Terhaar,
Curt Terhaar, Beth Schumacher, and Rachael Schumacher. This was the last
time Freda was photographed before her death 5 days later. In the second,
the 5 generations of Carlsons are Ray Carlson, Dolores Enneking, Julie
Schumacher, Adam Schumacher, and Rachael Schumacher. Ray's wife Grace was
alive to know about her Great-Great-Granddaughter Rachael's birth. However,
she passed away before we could get everyone together for this picture.
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