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Walk the Prairie
and beyond held the first walk of their 2023 series on Saturday, April
1 at Pine Bar. The walk was hosted by Cottonwood Fit and Fall
Proof Group. Leah Kaschmitter, a representative of St
Mary's Health and Clearwater Valley Health welcomed the group.
Linda Arnzen explained the purpose of the Fit and Fall Proof group
and Zelda Henderson explained the route and mile markers. An
enthusiastic group participated in the three mile or less
walk. Terry Cochren& MikeKindrick were available in case
of an emergency. The next walk will be on April 15th in
Orofino. Everyone can meet at the Dworshak Hatchery parking lot.
The walks are promoted by St Mary's Health and Clearwater Valley
Health. Photo provided by Mary Funke. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Tara Schlader and
Kristin Wemhoff with the plaques they received for competing in the
State Girls Basketball All-Star Game at Coeur d’Alene this past
weekend. According to Roger Wemhoff, the Region team they played on led
most of the first half but fell behind by as many as 16 in the second
half before losing by 4. Addy Hiler, granddaughter of Ingrid Mader,
made five 3-pointers for the winning Metro team and was named the game
most valuable player. Photo by Roger Wemhoff. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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When his neighbor's house
burned recently, St. John Bosco Academy 4th grader Cody Crea wanted to
help. With his mom, he met with the family at the hotel they'd
been relocated to and asked what they needed. They then reached
out to the community to see if they could provide those items.
Cody's classmates helped gather the donations including diapers,
clothes, snacks and small games, and they were delivered to the family
last week. Great job Cody, in seeing a need and helping to fill
it! You are a great example of how to love and serve your
neighbor! Pictured with the donations from left are: Cody Crea, Joshua
Warren, Kael Dieseldorff, Gabe Seubert, Brooklynn Spencer, Cassidy
Bock, Ella Enneking, Oniece Edmonds, Kaelyn Lustig, Maddie Duman,
Jeselyn Blakley and Ana Brown. Photo provided by St. John Bosco
Academy.
Click on the
photo for a larger view.
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A higher resolution photo of
the KC Hoop Shoot winners at Prairie. Back row, left to right: Boys
12yr old age bracket - 1st Place Cooper Riener, 2nd Place Austin
Labrum; Boys 11yr old age bracket - 1st Place Matthias Kaschmitter, 2nd
Place Tate Uhlenkott; Boys 10yr old age bracket - 1st Place Easton
Bruegeman, 2nd Place Michael Forsmann; Boys 9yr old age bracket - 1st
Place Kohen Forsmann, 2nd Place Talon Weber. Front row left to right:
Girls 12yr old age bracket - 1st Place Capri Hagen, 2nd Place Tori
Shears; Girls 11yr old age bracket - 1st Place Harlee Hanson, 2nd Place
Sidney Kehler; Girls 10yr old age bracket - 1st Place TenlyRiener, 2nd
Place Kenzie Coppernoll; Girls 9yr old age bracket - 1st Place Bailey
Schumacher, 2nd Place Julia Schlader. Photo by Megan Rambo. Click on the photo for a
larger view.
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Volunteers that helped with the KC Hoop Shoot from left are Lynn
Rehder, Gary Rehder, and Jake Forsmann (not present for the photo were
Bill Farmer and Glenn Poxleitner). Photo by Megan Rambo). Click on the photo for a larger view.
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The St. John Bosco high school
boys held their basketball banquet recently where the Gadfly Award, and
other awards were given to the team. Senior Cody Wassmuth earned the
Gadfly award for outstanding defensive player. Senior Clay Weckman
earned both the Delivery Beast and Bucket Brigade awards for leading in
assists and points, respectively over the season. Senior Torry Chmelik
received the Stealthy Swiper for leading steals, the Retrieval
Specialist for leading rebounds, the Sultan of Swat for leading blocks
and the Double Double award for a double-double average for games
throughout the season.For the JV team, Junior Matthew Warren earned the
Bucket Brigade and Stealthy Swiper for leading in points and steals.
Junior John Uhlenkott earned the Retrieval Specialist for leading in
rebounds, and Sophomore Sam Weckman earned Delivery Beast for leading
in assists. Pictured from left are Sam Weckman, Clay Weckman, Torry
Chmelik, Cody Wassmuth, Matthew Warren and John Uhlenkott. Photo by St.
John Bosco Academy. Click on the photo for a larger view.
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Brenda Holmes held a Paint
Party at the Winchester Community Library on Monday, March
27th. They had painters of all ages join us from the surrounding
communities of Cottonwood, Ferdinand, Greencreek, Grangeville,
Winchester and Lewiston. Everyone enjoyed celebrating Spring Break
while painting gnomes and bunny in a pick-up. Photos by Brenda Holmes. Click on each photo for a larger view.
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