Uptmor
receives statewide award
Theresa Uptmor received a Lifetime Achievement Award recently at the
annual meeting of the Idaho Medical Group Management Association based
in Boise. . . .
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Runnoe
is new BLM field manager
William “Will” Runnoe recently returned to Idaho and reported for duty
as the Field Manager for the Bureau of Land Management office in Cottonwood,
ID. . . .
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Lecture
series continues
The Historical Museum at St. Gertrude invites you to attend our 10th
Annual Fall Lecture Series. The next presentation will be held in Spirit
Center at the Monastery of St. Gertrude in Cottonwood at 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, October 1. Admission is free. Refreshments will be served. .
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Chamber
to meet Oct. 8
The next monthly meeting of the Cottonwood Chamber is scheduled for
Thursday, October 8th at 11:30 in the Duman Mini Mall. . . .
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Rules
for Brats and Brew contest
Plans are going ahead for the 2009 Bräts and Brew sausage tasting
competition. . . .
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Tri-Parish
Youth active in October
OK, kids I know you are sitting there in the warmth of this beautiful
Fall season wondering how you can get more involved with your church and
faith life. I have the answer for you; during the month of October
we have opportunities for prayer, service, and faith filled fun.
You will only find out what all this youth group stuff is about if you
give it a try, so come and join us as we discover who we are as God’s Church,
“fully alive!” . . .
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Knowledge
Bowl season starts
Overwhelmed by large numbers and senior experience, three teams from
Prairie High School and Summit Academy competed at the first Central Idaho
Academic League Monday evening at Nezperce. . . .
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Poxleitner
graduates boot camp
PFC Joseph M. Poxleitner, 18, of Keuterville graduated from United
States Marine Corps boot camp at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego on
August 28. . . .
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Homework
assistance available
GEAR UP funds are being used during the 2009-2010 school year to offer
tutoring to Prairie High School students. . . .
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Pirates
roll over Timberline
The Prairie Pirates pretty much scored at will at Timberline as they
rolled to a 54-6 win in a game called at halftime on the 45-point mercy
rule Friday, Sept. 25. . . .
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Lady
Pirates swept twice; compete at Genesee Tournament Saturday; Rodeo team
competes at Kamiah; Open gym for girls basketball
The Prairie Lady Pirates faced two tough opponents in a home tri-match
last Thursday, Sept. 24 and were swept by both of them. . . .
The Prairie volleyball team will be competing at the Pea & Lentil
Spike-Off at Genesee this Saturday, Oct. 3. . . .
The District III High School Rodeo season started off well for the
Prairie High School Rodeo Team. . . .
There are open gym sessions on Mondays and Wednesday at the Middle
School gym . . .
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Summit
volleyball loses twice in 5 games; Jr. High girls basketball splits games
Summit volleyballers continue to provide their competition all they
can handle, but again last week saw their chances for a match victory disappear
in a tense and final 15-point fifth game. Playing the Kendrick Tigers
last Tuesday at Highland, Summit jayvees lost their first game 13-25, but
came back in the second to record a 25-18 win for a split for the evening.
With a shortage of players on both sides, the third tie-breaker game was
dropped, and the two teams went immediately into the varsity match. . .
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Summit Patriot girls split their pair of games last week, losing a
heartbreaker to Grangeville Middle School 26 to 23 after roaring out to
a eight point lead, 20-14 with one minute left in the 3rd Q. The
fourth proved to be a disaster, as the Bulldog girls suddenly got the hot
hand, and connected on a free throw and six two-pointers in the final quarter
to pull ahead of the Patriots, thus handing the local girls their first
loss of the season. . . .
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Letters
to the Editor
On this page are letters to the editor that appeared in this week's
print edition. . . .
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Larry Barker and Theresa Uptmor are pictured with
the award Uptmor recently received from the Idaho Medical Group Management
Association. See story at left.
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Candidates for Homecoming King and Queen are shown.
King candidates are all the senior football players. In front from left
are Amber Holthaus, Chris Schmidt, David Sigler and Conner Rieman. Middle
from left are Joe Schumacher, Branden Waller, Andrew Gabica, NaTosha Schaeffer,
Amber Frei, Gina Seubert, Rafael Eziaga, Kyle Holthaus, Derek Schaeffer
and Robin Krol. Back from left are Kyler Shumway, Tyrell Langston and Nick
Ackerman. The Homecoming Parade is set to start at 5:30 Friday from Gem
Builders Supply. Photo by Dani Cochran. Click on the photo for a larger
view.
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Joe Schumacher of Greencreek spotted this moose Saturday
morning Sept. 26th. He first saw it in a field by the dumpster right
before the Greencreek Hill and then it came across the field (south towards
Elaine Schumacher’s house) and then it ran down the road (Greencreek Hwy.)
in front of Elaine’s house towards Cottonwood. It finally turned
left on the next corner and ran behind the Johnny Arnzen place. Photos
by Joe Schumacher.
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The 6th Annual Prairie Golf Tournament held Saturday,
September 26, 2009 at the Grangeville Country Club. Shown is the First
Place winner: Seeds Inc./Farm Bureau Insurance. Team
Players from left are Greg Danly, Bryan Higgins, Mark Vanderwall and Rod
Eckert. Second Place (not shown) : Pat Alfrey and daugther Lauren,
John & Calli Meyer. Third Place (also not shown): St. Mary's Hospital
Team Players: Teal & Kelli Bruner, Ron Sigler and Joe Wright. Thank
you to all who played gold, sponsored holes and donated food items or prizes.
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Best Dressed Team Award for the Prairie Boosters Golf
Tournament: Advanced Welding & Steel - Ryan Uhlenkott (two teams
sponsored)
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On Saturday September 26, 2009 the descendants of
Mathias Duclos met at the Summit School gym for a dinner and afternoon
of visiting and meeting new and old family relations. There were
over 100 members present. A very enjoyable time was spent by
all. Our thanks to all that attended and helped to make this an outstanding
event. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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