Angel
Tree to help 'The Neighbors'
This year the St. Mary’s Hospital Angel Tree will also include tags
for the ‘Neighbors’. . . .
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Update
on retractable flag
The Prairie Booster Club would like to thank the individuals and businesses
who have donated towards the retractable U.S. Flag to be installed at the
Prairie High School gym. . . .
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HOSA
students to hold food drive
The HOSA students at Prairie High School will be holding a food drive
Nov. 29-Dec. 3 . . .
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Vandalism
at Fair Grounds
There was vandalism to the 4H concession booth at the fair grounds
and the fair board is asking all residents of Cottonwood to watch for unusual
activity . . .
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Ski
Scoop
The Cottonwood Ski Butte Board would like to extend a BIG thank you
to. . .
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Talk
to Santa via ham radio
On Saturday, December 4, 2010, from 1:00 p.m. until 6:30 p.m., there
will be a special local ham radio event. . . .
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Girl
Scouts re-established
We have five ambitious leaders and eight excited girls signed up with
our new Girl Scout Troop in Cottonwood. . . .
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Riggers
to be at Barleyhoppers
Tyler Riggers a 2004 graduate of Highland High School has been performing
stand up comedy in Los Angeles. . . .
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More
52-Pickup winners
A drawing for 2010-2011 KC 52 Pickup participants was held during November
2010 meeting of KC #1389. The winners are as follows: . . .
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Idaho
County Shootout is Dec. 3
The 2nd Annual Idaho County Shootout, Sponsored by the Idaho County
Sheriff’s Department, is set for Friday, December 3rd at the Grangeville
High School gym and features Grangeville vs. Prairie in both girls and
boys varsity basketball action. . . .
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Lady
Pirates lose to Grangeville
The Prairie Lady Pirates lost 26-61 to Grangeville in their home opener
last Thursday, Nov. 18. . . .
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9
earn medals at Moscow Tournament
The Cottonwood Wrestling Club participated in the Moscow tournament
on November 20th . . .
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7
earn straight A's at Summit; Girls win Tip-Off Tourney; Jr. High boys are
3-1
Officials at Summit Academy recently released their first quarter honor
roll and perfect attendance figures with the following students listed
on one or the other high school lists: . . .
Traveling to New Meadows for the host school's Tip-off Tourney, Summit’s
Lady Patriots walked away with the tourney championship for the 3rd consecutive
year with victories over Garden Valley Friday and host school Meadows Valley
last Saturday. . . .
A third of the way through their junior high season, Summit boys playing
two games away tandwo at home have each won three of their first
four games with both teams taking wins from C.V. at home 20-10 in the first
game and 52-23 in the second “eighth” game. . . .
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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 Chronicle. . . .
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Student of the Month Recipients for October are Amanda
Dinning, left, and Frank Spencer. Amanda Dinning is extremely conscientious
with her work and has a great attitude. Frank Spencer is a very conscientious
student in class and has great study habits, participation, and citizenship.
Photo submitted by Ryan Hasselstrom.
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Mrs. Rehder’s Kindergarten class at Summit Academy
invited Miss Frei’s 1st/2nd grade classes to join them for a Thanksgiving
Feast. Everyone dressed as pilgrims and enjoyed the great celebration.
Have a blessed Thanksgiving! Click on the photos for larger views.
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Local Girl Scouts make a friendship circle at a recent
organizational meeting. Photo by Shari Chaffee. See story at left.
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On November 10, our Idaho County Fair Queen Sarah
Baune, 1st Princess Merannda Chaffee and 2nd Princess Halee Hill took their
moms on a road trip to the Boise Towne Square Mall to look for royalty
dresses for their upcoming parades in 2011. As you can see in the photo
the girls were having a lot of fun trying on their new dresses with lots
of chit-chat and oohs and aahs. The girls finally made a decision on the
most magical dress they could find. We are very proud of these young women
for who they are and for the great example they are setting for the young
girls across Idaho County. A couple upcoming events that they will participate
in are the 3rd Annual Tree Lighting of Pioneer Park “Winter Magic” in Grangeville
and the Cottonwood Christmas Parade. Please come support your Idaho County
Royalty.
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Summit Academy’s 1st and 2nd graders are all smiles
standing next to their craft and food booth they are working in front of
the school gymnasium. “Would you like a muffin to go with your hot chocolate
or coffee?” they ask as they collect the money and hand out the treats.
Coffee and hot cocoa along with muffins, cookies and an assortment of other
treats are offered as part of their fundraising efforts in making Thanksgiving
baskets for people in our community.
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