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Camp packs McNary
KEIZERTIMES/Eric A. Howald
The MEN all-male music camp turned out more than 350 students from across
the Salem-Keizer School District Saturday, Oct. 17.
Keizer gets 5 Apple noms
Twenty-nine local educators have been
nominated for a Crystal Apple Award, an an-
nual honor celebrating education excellence
in Salem-Keizer.
The 2015 list of nominees includes teach-
ers, coaches, instructional assistants, offi ce
managers and administrators – all the profes-
sionals who help make a difference in the lives
of students.
Keizer area nominees include: Holly Rush-
ton, a library media assistant at Clear Lake
Elementary School; Terra Shiffer, a teacher at
Claggett Creek Middle School; Susanne Ste-
fani, an instructional coach at McNary High
School; Heather Sweigart, a Keizer resident
and an instructional assistant at Myers El-
ementary School, and Kevin Wise, a teacher at
McNary High School.
The Crystal Apple Awards recognize excel-
Seniors beat juniors
in Powderpuff match
The McNary High School senior girls
trounced the juniors girls 65-28 in the annual
Celt Powderpuff football game Wednesday, Oct.
14.
Photos
courtesy of
J&H Photo
Ask Mr. Trash
Top Hannah Kannier skirts the outside of the
pack. Above: Kinsey McNaught breaks away on
the run. Right: Camden Decker reels in a catch.
Q: What types of glass can be recycled?
A: Clear/Green/Brown container glass only.
That means bottles and jars only. All container glass
must be kept separate by color in paper bags, and placed
into the small red recycle bin only. Sorry, no cups, dishes,
ovenware, mirror, window glass or light bulbs; they will
contaminate the recycling process and ruin the newly
made containers.
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lence in education by honor-
ing those making a signifi cant
impact in the lives of children.
The 19th annual event is set
for Thursday, Nov. 5, at Salem’s
Historic Elsinore Theatre.