Kindergarten
building sold
At the October meeting of the school board it was announced that the
Kindergarten Building has been sold. . . .
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A
letter from Africa
Hey everybody! I know that it has been a long time since my last letter
but I figure it's better late than never. . . .
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Yoga
classes continue through November
The fall yoga classes will continue through the end of November. .
. .
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Inventing
Idaho is lecture subject
On the morning of March 4, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln signed a
congressional act creating Idaho Territory. . . .
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Reminders
for Tri-Parish youth
Attention Confirmation youth: Retreat at Ferdinand Hall on Nov.
9th at 1:00 p.m . . .
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Booster
Bulletin
Congratulations to the Prairie Volleyball team on a great season. .
. .
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Library
News
The annual Bräts and Brew was once again a huge success. A wonderful
crowd attended the gala event last Saturday evening. . . .
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Hope
Center sponsoring 3-week workshop
The Hope Center is sponsoring a free 3-week workshop series in November
for parents and guardians of teenagers and pre-teens. . . .
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County
GOP central committee meets
The Idaho County Republican Central Committee met Oct. 15 at the Super
8 Motel in Grangeville for their regular monthly meeting. . . .
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Gun
Club night shoot continues
After 2 weeks of the Cottonwood Gun Club Night Shoot, here are the
standings: . . .
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Pre-Order
your shootout shirts
Prairie HOSA will be selling shirts for the Idaho County Shootout,
which is set for Friday, December 13 at Cottonwood. . . .
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Pirates
lose at Troy; 8 earn medals at C.V.
Even though the Prairie Pirates outgained Troy by nearly 100 yards
they lost 28-53 at Troy due in large part to 4 turnovers at Troy Friday,
Oct. 25. . . .
With twelve wrestlers participating in the Clearwater Valley Wrestling
Tournament on Saturday, October 26th, the group earned eight medals. .
. .
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Lady
Pirates place third at District; Spencer, Wilson qualify for state
The Prairie Lady Pirates swept past Lapwai and Potlatch on Wednesday,
Oct. 23 at District to advance to a state berth or bust match against Troy
on Thursday. Unfortunately they lost that match in 4 games to wind up at
19-5 on the season. . . .
Two Prairie cross country runners qualified for the State Crosscountry
meet at the 1A/2A District meet held Thursday, Oct. 24 at Grangeville.
. . .
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Summit
eliminated by Logos
The Summit Academy Lady Patriots may have gone out of District in 2
matches but they gave #2 seeded Logos quite a battle in their loser-out
match Wednesday, Oct. 23 as they fell in 5 games 25-21, 23-25, 25-21, 19-25,
13-15. . . .
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Mr. Bill Goesling, representing the State Board of
Education and kneeling in front, presented Prairie Elementary staff, students,
parents and community with a Distinguished School Award for 2012-2013.
Mr. Goesling pointed out that it is a group effort to educate children.
He asked the students who they thought helped them along the way.
Students raised their hands and stated, teachers, parents, bus drivers,
cooks, maintenance, teacher aides, principal, and they said "students"...
we are a part of the success as well. Prairie Elementary was one
of seven elementary schools in the State of Idaho to receive this award.
Photo submitted by Lynn Rehder. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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J.D. (Jerry) Riener shows an African youngster how
to “Tebow.” See A Letter from Africa above left. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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Attendance winners for month of October at Prairie
Elementary were Toby Hatfield and Carson Forsman. Photo provided by Sherry
Holthaus. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Red Ribbon Week Winners at Prairie Elementary are
Tara Schlader and Riley Enneking for the top bookmarkers, and Evan Schwartz
and Wade Goeckner for best decorated grocery bags. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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These students won the final drawing awards in the
Center for Discovery Cookie Dough Sales. They are: Wyatt Ross--winner of
the I-pod, Justin Lockett, Ben Gehring, Wade Goeckner. Front Row is Noah
Geis and Tyler Leaton. Photo by Sherry Holthaus. Click on the photo for
a larger view.
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A scarecrow display we apparently missed for the Chamber’s
business contest was this one at Long’s Auto Sales and Service. Click on
the photo for a larger view. For more of the Scarecrow displays click here.
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