Pirates
to play Wallace in semifinal
The Pirates’ second round opponent in the 1-A division 1 state football
playoffs will be an old Central Idaho League foe, the Wallace Miners. The
game is set for Friday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Kibbie Dome in Moscow.
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Stormwater,
East St. discussed; Riener, Grant are elected
The City of Cottonwood voted to establish a separate stormwater sewer
department and have the sewer commissioner oversee that as well as the
regular sewer system. . . .
Shaun Riener and Ron Grant emerged as the winners in the 3-way race
for the Cottonwood City Coucil . . .
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Dr.
Ostrander to be featured
Acupuncture will be the featured topic of the next Our Health Our Community
public forum on Thursday, November 19th at 7:00 p.m. in the Soltman Center,
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Honor
rolls announced
21 students earned straight A's at Prairie High School while 30 students
did so at Prairie Middle School for the first quarter of the 2009-2010
school year. . . .
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Poxleitner
to try innovative procedure
Bud Poxleitner of Cottonwood as well as his cousin Robert Braucher
of Forest are planning to travel to Germany soon for innovative stem cell
treatments that they hope will restore some of their mobility, and possibly
enable them to move away from their wheelchairs. . . .
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Brats
& Brew contest is Saturday
Just a few more days to buy yours tickets for the Bräts and Brew
fundraiser for the Prairie Community Library. . . .
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Teams
to compete in Lego League
Prairie Middle School, of Cottonwood, will take two robotics teams
to the First Lego League Competition on December 5, 2009. . . .
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Can
you help at the schools?
Can you (or someone you know) help out in any of the three public schools
in Cottonwood? If you would like to go back to school there are several
volunteer openings in the Cottonwood School District. . . .
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Drug-Free
group basket fundraiser
Our annual basket fundraiser is in full motion! Tickets are $1 and
can be purchased at the Credit Union, Arnzen Drug, and Riener’s Grocery.
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Pirates
beat Raft River 40-8 in state opener; Night Shoot week 5
The Prairie Pirates finally ran into an opponent that could slow them
down a little but still managed to pull away to a 40-8 win over Raft River
in their state tournament opener Friday, Nov. 6 at Moscow. . . .
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Volleyball
award winners
On this page is a photo of the PHS volleyball plaque winners. . . .
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Wrestling
Club competes in two tournaments
The Cottonwood Wrestling Club competed in tournaments at Kamiah and
Potlatch the past two weekends. . . .
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Summit
Jr. high girls finish 15-5
With the junior high boys season up and running, Summit’s junior high
girls move into temporary rest mode as they look back over a season of
15 wins and 5 losses, and look ahead to the annual Hallissey Tournament
held in Boise each year. . . .
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Letters
to the Editor
On this page are letters to the editor that appeared in this week's
print edition of the Cottonwood Chronicle. . . .
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After catching a short pass from Kyle Holthaus, background,
David Sigler avoided this tackle attempt and sprinted up the sidelines
for Prairie’s first touchdown in their playoff game against Raft River
last Friday. Prairie won 40-8 and will play Wallace at the Kibbie Dome
this Friday at 7 p.m. in a state semifinal game.
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Dani Cochran was this month’s attendance winner at
Prairie High School.
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PHS football coach Travis Mader accepts a check
from Prairie Booster Club president Chris Kaschmitter. The funds help pay
for some new uniforms and helmets.
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Staff from Prairie Elementary, Middle and High Schools
joined another 37 schools at LCSC to scratch tickets for Cash for Schools.
Each group was given 300 lottery tickets and 5 minutes to scratch as many
as possible. Our lunch lady Bertie Forsmann from Prairie High School
scratched a $500.00 ticket. (I guess she is the lunch
lady with the loot) Prairie Middle School moved from the 1st round
to the 2nd round and was given another 300 tickets to scratch. They
came in 2nd place when it was all said and done and received another 150
tickets – totaling 750. With the combined effort from all of
the “scratchers”, our student body funds will receive $1,274.00. Participants:
Greg Deiss, Lydia Deiss, Bertie Forsmann, Denise Poxleitner, Jake Forsmann,
Marlene Forsmann, Renee’ Eckert, Rene’ Forsmann and Denise Uhlenkott.
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The highway district crews have been hauling dirt
to the baseball and softball fields. They were fed lunch on Wednesday
at the middle school and Rene’ Forsmann took a picture of the crew.
The schools always want to thank those folks who help on their projects.
Shown are Cleo Duman-Cottonwood, Russel Poxleitner-Keuterville, Gabe Riener
and Paul Schmidt-Ferdinand, Clint Riener-Greencreek, Lou Hollingsworth-Keuterville
and Greg Johnson-Fenn.
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Kelby Wilson of Cottonwood was selected as the
U of I homecoming king. He was honored at half time of the U of I/Louisiana
Tech football game Oct 31, 2009. Wilson currently the U of I associated
student body president and is the son of Cindy and Emmett Wilson.
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The Greencreek High School class of 1959 held their
50 year class reunion Sept. 19. They had cocktails and dinner at the Halfway
Club in Ferdinand then to Reggie Kaschmitter’s for more visiting. Back
from left are former classmate Judy Lustig Renshaw, Dorothy Wessels Keuter,
Mary Ellen Terhaar Hollingsworth, Reggie Nuxoll Kaschmitter and Kathy Beckman
Bone. Front from left are Ernest Nuxoll and Larry Sonnen. Unable to attend
were Nadine Nuxoll Fuchs and Rosemary Jentges Rabdou. There were 9 graduates.
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