This
is Homecoming week
This is Homecoming Week at Prairie High School. The Pirates will
take on the Council Lumberjacks in a 6:00 PM Football game.
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Council
meeting rescheduled--burn ban lifted
The Cottonwood City Council’s September meeting has been rescheduled
to Thursday, Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. due to a lack of a quorum at their regular
time Monday, Sept. 14. . . .
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Blood
drive set for Sept. 29
Donating blood is a simple thing to do, but it can make a big difference
in the lives of others. . . .
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French
couple visits Dog Bark Park, makes donation
On Sat Sept 12th a couple from France who have been guests at Dog Bark
Park for 3 days made a donation of a 4-man tent & two sleeping bags
to the local Boy Scout Troup. . . .
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Ultrasounds
are a big part of SMH
An ultrasound scan is a medical test that uses high-frequency sound
waves to capture live images from the inside of your body. . . .
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The
LCSC Report
Four more classes offered by LCSC through the Grangeville Outreach
Center. . . .
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Center
For Discovery Run Run is Saturday
The Center For Discovery would like to invite the community to come
out and support us at our first Family Community Fun Run. . . .
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Moms
groups are starting
Moms' groups for the Cottonwood area are starting up for the 2015-2016
year. Last year over 50 women gathered in small book groups to support
each other in the aspects of faith, family, and friendship. . . .
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ILCCA
tour set for Saturday
Idaho Lewis County Cattle Association Bi-Annual County Tour is being
held at the University of Idaho’s Agricultural Department this Saturday,
September 19th beginning at 10:00a.m. at the Animal Pavilion and Meets
Lab located at 1651 W. 6th Street in Moscow. . . .
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Pirates
beat Savages 58-24
The Prairie football team improved to 2-0 on the season with a 58-24
win over Salmon River Friday, Sept. 11 at Cottonwood. . . .
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Lady
Pirates have a great week
The Prairie Lady Pirates volleyball team had a great week as they swept
home league matches against Clearwater Valley and Genesee and won all 5
matches to help Idaho win the Border Battle at Pomeroy. . . .
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Crosscountry
competes at Asotin Invite
This past Saturday, Sept. 12, the Prairie Crosscountry team competed
at the Asotin Invite held at Chief Timothy Park. . . .
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Mystery
Night set for Oct. 3; Patriots pick up first win; Students celebrate Patriot
Day
Hear ye, hear ye! All ye kings and queens, knights and nobles
and peasants: thou hath been summoned to join the festivities of the 18th
annual Mystery Night. . . .
The Summit Academy volleyball team had a 1-1 week as they picked up
their first win of the season at Timberline on Tuesday, Sept. 8 and then
lost at Logos on Saturday, Sept. 12. . . .
Summit students celebrate Patriot Day on September 11th with school
spirit dress day. . . .
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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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Shown are the Homecoming Queen and King candidates.
Crowning will be at halftime of Friday’s football game against Council.
King candidates are the senior football players while each class nominated
a senior girl for the honor. Front from left are Daniel Mager, Terran Peery,
Sierra Latimer, Shayla VonBargen, Krystin Uhlenkott, Kaitlin Stubbers,
Calvin Hinkelman and Bobby Hood. Back from left are Devin Bruegeman, Brandon
Higgins, Justin Schumacher, Hunter Hasselstrom, Philip Spencer, Jake Bruner,
Isaiah Shears and Thomas Schwartz. Photo provided by PHS. Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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Gem Builders redid the sidewalk from their building
toward Goldstone St. The City of Cottonwood crew removed the old broken
up sidewalk.Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Schacher Construction was at work widening the shoulder
and leveling it to put in a right turn bay from Highway 95 to the Greencreek
Road. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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A French couple who have been touring the western
United States, donated the camping gear they bought for a 6-day camping
trip to the local Boy Scout troop. The cost to ship it back home was almost
more than it was worth and they figured the Scouts could make good use
of it. Scouts from left are Tate Berdoy, Blaze Berdoy, Carson Schmidt,
Hunter Chaffee and Anthony Karel. Scout leader Shari Chaffee is in between
the French couple. Photo by Frances Conklin. See story above left. Click
on the photo for a larger view.
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Women on Target instructional clinic was held at Flying
B Ranch at Kamiah, Saturday, Sept. 12. The 17 participants learned
about a variety of firearms and gained confidence in shooting and handling
them safely. The clinic is made possible by a grant from Friends of NRA.
Volunteer instructors from Idaho Fish and Game and Camas Prairie Friends
of NRA as well as Grangeville Police Chief Morgan Drew instructed the ladies.
A special thanks to Flying B Ranch for their hospitality in hosting this
event. They made all the logistics possible. Photo provided by Lu Crea.
Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Michael “Mick” Wimer, right, was inducted as District
II Distinguished Service Award recipient at the 36th annual induction ceremony
for IHSAA Hall of Fame recipients. Wimer was honored for his career dedication
to serving Idaho’s youth and the positive impact he had on young people.
Wimer taught and coached in Idaho for 43 years before his retirement in
2010. Following his graduation from the University of Idaho, where he earned
a Bachelors of Science and Masters of education and administration, he
started his career at Robert Stuart Junior High School in Twin Falls. After
two years there, he moved to Jenifer Junior High School in Lewiston, where
he spent the remainder of his career as a science/PE/health teacher as
well as a football, basketball, wrestling and track coach. He also served
as athletic director for 19 years. Over his career he worked with 25,000
students. He and his wife Barbara have been married for 48 years and they
have five children.
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Robert Millage and his People’s Choice winner, a photograph
titled “Night Ablaze” at the Kamiah BBQ Days art show. Click on the photo
for a larger view.
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