Sister
Mary Paule Tacke found dead
Cottonwood native Sister Mary Paule Tacke was found Monday, June 16,
still in her nun’s habit, floating in the stream near Tyara Village in
Libode, South Africa, according to South African news reports. . . .
We have also included her obituary on this page. . . .
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School
Board meets
The budget for the 2014-15 school year was approved at the June meeting
of the school board held Wednesday, June 18. . . .
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Pop!
Fizz! Camp Day
On Thursday, June 19th, “Mad Scientist” Dr. Stingleflurp visited
the Prairie Community Library to share his favorite story “The Secret Science
Project that Almost Ate the School” and do a few experiments with the children
who were participating. . . .
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Calling
all past Fair Royalty
Attention all "Past Idaho County Fair Royalty" - 2014 marks the 80th
anniversary of the Idaho County Fair; the fair board will be providing
a float/trailer in the 2014 Idaho County Fair Parade for all past royalty
to ride on. . . .
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Garden
Club holds Good Neighbor contest
The Nezperce Garden will hold its third Annual Good Neighbor Award
contest in Nezperce and Ferdinand, Idaho. . . .
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41
earn straight A's at Prairie
41 students had perfect 4.0 grade point averages for the fourth quarter
at Prairie Junior/Senior High School. . . .
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July
activities for Tri-Parish youth
July 7th-10th All Jr. High and High School youth are invited to help
paint the new OMG youth room. . . .
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Pikus-Pace
to give speech at Grangeville
Noelle Pikus-Pace; Olympian, Silver medalist, Mother, World Champion,
World Cup Champion, Business Owner and Sister of Dr. Jared Pikus from St.
Mary’s Hospital is coming to Grangeville this summer. . . .
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New
Clearwater Medical Clinic to open in February
Imagine a welcoming, open space with high ceilings, abundant natural
light from large windows and furnishings that look more like the inside
of a country lodge than a waiting room. . . .
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Summer
football info
Good job to the Prairie football team during last weeks team camp at
Montana Tech in Butte, Mt. . . .
Also on this page are the football and basketball schedules for the
2014-15 seasons as well as for the Academic Bowl. . . .
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Basketball
camp set for July 7-10
The annual Camas Prairie Basketball Camp will be held July 7-10 at
Prairie gymnasiums in Cottonwood. . . .
On this page also are the volleyball and basketball schedules for the
2014-15 seasons. . . .
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Letters
to the Editor
On this page are letters to the editor that were in this week's print
edition of the Chronicle. . . .
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A couple of photos from the first Summer Reading day
of the summer held at Prairie Community Library last Thursday, June 19.
Photos by Shelley Schlader See story at left. Click on the photos
for larger views.
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In the upper photo Jessica and Andrea Kaschmitter
paint an undersea scene mural on one of the walls in the Library. The lower
photo shows them with the completed scene. Photos provided by Laurine Nightingale.
Click on the photos for larger views. (We have to gray-scale our photos
for the print edition now and accidently saved the gray-scale version
over the original of the lower photo.)
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Former Cottonwood resident Frank “Bud” Schober awaits
his lunch at the Veterans Home in Lewiston. Also pictured, volunteers Aurelia
Bruno and Michelle Conroy of the Civil Air Patrol. “Every year the Veterans
of Foreign Wars District 2, which consists of 9 VFW Posts located in Idaho,
Lewis, Latah, Nezperce and Clearwater counties, sponsor a Bar-B-Que at
the Lewiston Veterans Home. This is really an appreciation dinner for the
service and sacrifice of all the Veterans and other residents of the home.
This year the menu consisted of steaks, (cut into bite size pieces by volunteers),
macaroni salad, baked beans, watermelon, and ice cream for dessert.
Next time you’re in Lewiston, stop by the Veterans Home located at 821
21st Ave. and thank a Veteran! They really appreciate it.” Photo provided
by Rick Johnson. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The old Benedict Seed Company buildings which have
been used by Primeland as a seed cleaning plant are continuing to be torn
down. The empty space at right is where the building previously pictured
in the Chronicle was located. The much taller building currently being
demolished requires a crane to reach the upper portions. A couple weeks
ago the cupola atop the building at right was removed by the crane. The
aluminum siding has been removed showing just how much wood was used to
construct the building to the right. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Noelle Pikus-Pace, shown after receiving a silver
medal at the Winter Olympics, will be at Grangeville July 21. See story
above left.
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