Cottonwood
City Council meets
The Cottonwood City Council voted to renew the hall janitorial contract
with the Perrin family and to raise the wages for the city clerk’s temporary
help at their October meeting Monday, Oct. 15. . . .
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Lectures
continue this week
The Historical Museum Fall Lecture Series continues on Thursday, October
18 at 7:00 pm with Dr. David Adler and his presentation, “Presidential
Greatness.” . . .
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New
County Treasurer appointed
The Idaho County Commissioners have selected a replacement for Idaho
County Treasurer, Sharon Cox, who is retiring at the end of the month.
. . .
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Reel
is employee of the month
St. Mary’s October Employee of the Month is Dan Reel; Certified Radiology
and CT Technician. . . .
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Karel
Crohn's Kids raise over $4500
The Eastern Washington Take Steps Walk was held in Spokane, WA on September
29th at Mirabeau Point Park. . . .
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Library
News
Have you purchased your tickets for the Annual Bräts and Brew
Library Fund Raiser? . . .
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'They
Called This Canyon Home'
The Ilo-Vollmer Historical Society in Craigmont is proud to host a
book signing for the release of IVHS member Dick Southern’s new book he
co-authored entitled They Called This Canyon Home. . . .
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Ranching
for Profit workshop set
Ranchers will find ways to increase the profitability of their businesses
at a Ranching for Profit workshop October 27 at the Super 8 Motel Meeting
Room in Grangeville, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Cost is $25.00 per pre-registered
person or $30.00 at the door. . . .
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County
Democrats to host Greencreek Dinner
Idaho County Democrats will be hosting the biennial Greencreek dinner
and fund raiser on Saturday, October 20. . . .
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Public's
help sought in judging scarecrow displays
The Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce is asking the public to help with
the judging of this year’s Business Scarecrow Display Contest. . . .
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Pirates
overwhelm Lakeside
The Prairie football team had little trouble with an overmatched Lakeside
squad as they rolled to a 46-0 win in a game that was stopped at halftime
on the 45-point mercy rule Friday, Oct. 12 at Cottonwood. . . .
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Lady
Pirates beat Genesee, Potlatch; Lady Pirates go 1-2 at District; Basketball
meeting set
In their final regular season action of the season the Prairie Lady
Pirates swept a league tri-match at Genesee which pushed them up to a tie
for third place in the final league standings. . . .
The Prairie Lady Pirates played three rounds of District Tournament
action on Saturday, Oct. 13 and Monday, Oct. 15 at the LCSC Activity Center
in Lewiston. . . .
There will be a high school girls informational basketball meeting
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Summit
eliminated by Kendrick at District; Summit splits final two matches
The Summit Academy Lady Patriots started well but wound up on the losing
end of a play-in match against Kendrick at District. . . .
The Summit Patriots were 1-1 in their final two matches of the regular
season as they won at Kamiah and then lost at Logos. . . .
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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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Cheri Holthaus of St. Mary’s Hospital has just presented
checks for Prairie Junior and Senior High from sports physicals done at
the Clinic. Shown from left are Faith Uhlenkott - 7/8th grade Student
Body President, Holthaus, Beka Bruner - Spirit Leader for PHS and Jessica
Kaschmitter - Spirit Leader for PHS. The high school received $450 and
for grades 7/8 the amount was $165. Photo by Ryan Hasselstrom. Click on
the photo for a larger view.
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On Oct. 5-7, 2012, Girl Scouts from Troop 3785 went
to a “mom and me” weekend at Camp Wooten, just outside of Pomeroy, Wash.
They spent 2 nights and 3 days exploring, making crafts, swimming, and
meeting new friends. We were the only troop from Idaho, the rest were from
the Tri-Cities, Wash. area. This is the second year for our girls to attend
camp and they are already looking forward to next year. If anyone is interested
in Girl Scouts, it is not too late to join. Please call Heather Lightfield,
1-208, 816-1452 or Shari Chaffee, 962-3559. Shown are Kylie Castleberry
and Ciara Chaffee in back and Lily Castlebaerry, Hannah Medley. Violet
Berry, and Leann Lightfield in front. They were cabin mates for the weekend.
They did a skit called the Candy Store, sang Grace before meals, learned
a new game called Korcal and did one last celebration for the Girl Scouts
100 years with a big Birthday Bash. Photo by Shari Chaffee. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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Shari and Ciara Chaffee and Heather and Leann Lightfield
at Camp Wooten. The girls found some baby beavers near the pond and a trail
that went up to a small waterfall. Photo provided by Shari Chaffee. Click
on the photo for a larger view.
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First Drug Free After Football party was held Oct
5th. Over 50 students came and enjoyed ice cream sundaes that was
provided by Rieners Grocery. Thanks Gary and the Crew. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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The Jr High had their first dance for the year.
The theme was "Aloha Summer - Aloha School". They ended the
dance with a pie eating contest. Our Jr High President, Faith Uhlenkott
challenged Mr. Moser (Mrs. Ellis's sub) and Sydney Bruner challenged Sierah
Poxleitner. Even with Faith's bold statement of "Your Going Down!",
Mr. Moser was the winner! Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The Drug Free Group went to" Scarywood" October 6th.
55 Students attended the activity. Long trip but the students
said they had a wonderful time and want to go again! A special thanks
to the chaperones - Lisa Hasselstrom, Jennifer Heitman, Laurie Workman
and of course a very big "thank you" to our bus drivers - Dave Shears and
Ed Holthaus. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Aaron-Michael Weil will be performing at Emmanuel
Baptist Church, Cottonwood on Thursday, October 18th at 7PM. He is
an accomplished musician and a master of “bluegrass”. The concert is free,
and a Love-offering will be taken up to help support Aaron’s ministry.
Come and enjoy great music and stay for light refreshments following. Click
on the photo for a larger view.
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