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Shown are the students of the month for March at Prairie
Junior/Senior High School. From left they are Daniel Wemhoff and Sierra
Latimer, high school students of the month and Allycia Hale, junior high
student of the month. Dan is very respectful and gets to work as soon as
he comes to class. He is always on task and finds extra work to do
if he is caught up. Sierra works hard, is very polite and always
has a smile on her face. She came in and helped set up the quilt
show for Showcase Night, and then came back in on her own time to help
dismantle the whole show. She is a credit to our school. School
is important to Ally. She works diligently daily, is conscientious
and always willing to help staff and students. Photo by Ryan Hasselstrom.
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Approximately 50 youngsters turned out for Ferdinand's
Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30, put on by the Ferdinand Community.
It was a beautiful morning and every youngster walked away with an abundance
of prizes. Thank you to everyone who donated and helped make this
annual event a success. Shown from top down are the 0-4 age group,
the 5-8 age group and the 9-12 age group. Pictures courtesy of Carri Forsman.
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Paul Sonnen, above, a sixth grade student at Prairie
Elementary School, was the first place winner of the Art Design Contest
sponsored by Idaho County Farm Bureau. He is the son of Melvin and Joyce
Sonnen, Cottonwood. Second place went to Paige Lenhart and third place
was Cristian Armstrong, students and Clearwater Valley Middle School, Kooskia.
The winners received cash prizes. This is the second year that the county
has participated in the Contest. We had many entries. There was much contemplation
and searching to find the entries that portrayed a clear meaning to the
theme “Idaho Agriculture.” We thank every student who participated.
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An NICI inmate work crew along with Leroy Perry of
Kooskia and Jay Hinterlong of Cottonwood were working Monday on the new
recycling station in Cottonwood located across Broadway from the old Cottonwood
Elevator office. Perry built the facility at Kooskia and they are using
his plans to build this one. The right hand ramp set-up will be for the
commodities (cans, plastic, etc.) while the left hand one will be for cardboard.
The large bins will be back in on the far side and the ramps get you up
to proper height to use the bins. Hinterlong said the station should be
up and running by April 20. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Jay Hinterlong in front of the she built by the Prairie
High School shop class for the recycling center. This will be used as an
office/overflow building and the shredded white paper will also be kept
inside. Hinterlong said that Rod Behler moved the shed down from the high
school. It is setting on the concrete pad from the old railroad depot.
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In this photo you can see the concrete runners to
the right of the framework where the bins will set. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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