Cottonwood
City Council meets
At the December meeting of the Cottonwood City Council Monday, Dec.
13, it was a reported a large water leak had been discovered and fixed.
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Prairie
students ace food drive
Students from Prairie High School are learning one of the best lessons
in life. They are lending a helping hand to their neighbors in need this
holiday season. . . .
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Healthy
Horizons session is Tuesday
The St. Mary’s Hospital Cottonwood clinic is hosting another session
in their ongoing Healthy Horizons series designed for people interested
in making healthy lifestyle choices and managing their weight. .
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Library
News
Prairie Community Library will be hosting a story hour and craft work
shop for kids on December 19 from 3:00 to 4:00 pm. . . .
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Lighted
Christmas Parade set for Dec. 19
The 8th annual Lighted Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Cottonwood
Chamber of Commerce, is set for Sunday, Dec. 19. . . .
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Prayer
that keeps kids warm
On the top floor of the Monastery of St. Gertrude, at a forties-era
Singer sewing machine that is in front of a window overlooking the Camas
Prairie, Sister Placida Wemhoff sews clothes for underprivileged children.
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Recycling
News
Recycle in Fenn on Saturday, December 18 or at Kooskia Park on Sunday
December 19. . . .
On December 26, 2010 Idaho County Recycle will offer patrons the opportunity
to recycle cardboard from the Christmas Holiday. . . .
Thank you citizens and businesses for your continued support of Idaho
County Recycling (ICR). . . .
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Girl
Scouts plan Baked Food Sale
With two meetings behind us Girls Scout Troop 3785 is off to a great
start. . . .
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Scouts
receive popcorn sale awards
The Scouts from Troop/Pack 638 received their popcorn awards.
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Pirates
beat Kendrick, Orofino
The Prairie Pirates picked up a pair of wins last week, winning their
league opener against Kendrick and then winning big at Orofino . . .
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Lady
Pirates win 2 of 3
The Prairie Lady Pirates defeated Deary and Timberline but lost to
Nezperce in the past week's action. . . .
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Pirates
win 10 of 12 at Potlatch on Tuesday, win Potlatch Tournament on Saturday
The Prairie wrestling team won 10 of 12 matches at Potlatch Dec. 7
in a dual meet and then won the team trophy at the Potlatch Tournament
on Saturday, Dec. 11. . . .
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Summit
boys and girls both 1-1 on the week; Jr. High boys now 14-6 overall
Traveling to Troy on Tuesday and Lapwai on Thursday last week, the
Summit Patriot ladies split their two games, . . .
The Summit Patriot boys team traveled to New Meadows over the weekend
and opened their season with a first round loss to Salmon River, then came
back strong the second day with a 55-32 win over Council to take third
in the tourney. . . .
Summit’s A team, competing in the Twin River League, added four more
wins with one loss over the past two weeks, to run their season record
to 8 and 4, while the B team, consisting of 7th and 7th graders added a
single win to their record, leaving them 6 and 2 at this point in 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 of the Cottonwood Chronicle. . . .
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Student of the Month Recipients for November at Prairie
High School are Megan Sigler and Mitch Jungert. Mitch Jungert works
very hard in class. In addition, he always has a smile and makes
every effort to help people out. Megan Sigler - No matter the class, she
is completely involved and willing to learn. Her attention to details makes
her a pleasure to work with. She can always be counted on to have
her work finished on time with a high degree of accuracy.
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Paul Sonnen, a 4th grader at Prairie Elementary School,
was the 4th grade state-wide winner in the State Department of Education’s
Holiday Card contest. His artwork is shown above. A sixth grader from Mackay
was the overall state winner and will have her artwork on the State Department
of Education’s holiday greeting cards. “The annual Holiday Card Contest
is a great way to celebrate the importance of arts in education and showcase
the great talent of students across Idaho,” Superintendent Tom Luna said.
They received hundreds of entries from schools all over the state. Click
on the artwork to see a larger view.
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Prairie Elementary School students with the food items
they gathered. See story above left for more photos. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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An offender work crew from NICI worked at stringing
the lights on the trees at the Centennial Garden last Thursday.
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Cribbage Tournament winners at The Hangout last Wednesday,
Dec. 8, were from left, Jeannie Wimer, 1st; Jack Wimer, 2nd, and Fred Arnzen,
3rd. Photo by Debbie Schnider.
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Posing for a picture at the Gaylord Opryland hotel
in Nashville are Lynnae Iffrig, Jack & Theresa Uptmor, Jeff & Carla
Wilkins, Bart & Lorraine Nuxoll, Earl & Arlene Uptmor, Tim &
Beth Forsmann, Vern & Crystal Uptmor, John & Mary Funke and Ann
Suarez. The group just returned from a week long vacation
to Nashville and Memphis. A highlight of the trip was celebrating
Lorraine Nuxoll's birthday on December 7th. Photo submitted by Beth Forsmann.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Sister Placida and one of the coats she made for underprivileged
children. See story above left.
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