MSrc: I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed, Feb. 2, 06
4 Girls, 1 Boy
Certified for
Spelling Bee
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LESLIE JUNIOR IIIGH-Thrcc
7th-eradro topped .the intra-srhool
spelling contest Tursdav at Leslie
Junior High, and Eileen Hartley.
12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
t Wayne Hadlry,
I " 787 Cross street,
if.. Calim Minn fi...
honors.
Eileen will
represent her
s c h 0 0 1 in the
s e m i-finals of
The Statesman
K S L M Spelling
Contest a t t h e
State School for
' the Blind nrvt
EUrn n.dirr . Monday night.
She was certified for the eontrst
by Principal Earl Hampton. Her
teacner is miss Margaret Aynes
ana ner hobbies are reading, play
tog the piano, sports and fishing
She is active in Camp Fire Girls
Winning second at Leslie was
John -Saffron, 13, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Saffron, 710 Tillman
venue, Salem., and placing third
was Term Gustafson, 11, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gustafson,
KS Hansen avenue, Salem.
The top three spellers in each
chool contest receive certificates
of merit from the sponsors.
DAYTON Helen McManimie
13, will represent Dayton in the
wmi-final of The Statesman-
KSLM Spelling Contest at Amity,
Wednesday night, March 7.
Helen, as school spelling titlist,
as certified for
the semi-finals
by P r i n c i pal
Robert Tedd
flcr teacher is
Mildred Smith
She 1 1 t h e
daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. x Ray
M c M a n i mie,
Route 2. Dayton,
and her hobbies
are music and
reading. Hia McMaaimia
Delores Mann, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Mann, Route 1.
Box 156, McMinnville. and Alan
Zupo, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
2upo, Box 222, Dayton, won sec
end and third, respectively.
The two runners-up also are 13
years old and all three top spellers
arc in the 8th grade.
MONITOR - Karen Lee Willig.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Willig. Route 1, Mt. Angel, is spell
ing champion of Monitor School.
She is 13 and in the 8th grade.
H e r principal
and teacher is
Mamie Vincent.
Helen will
compete in the
s e m i-finals of
The Statesman-
KSLM Spelling
contest at Mt.
Angel, Thursday
night. March 1.
Her hobbies anr
t oecond place in spelling at Moni
tor wem in Ilnnn. Unn...
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilburt
omann, and third place was won
by Robert Mann. 13. son of the
ev. josepn Mann, Route 1, Mt
Angel. . - .
Both Donna and Robert are In
toe sin grade.
.
FROTLAND-The president of
V UJUana m grade, Lynne An
oerson. will mmui.
. an null-
lands entry in the semi-finals of
The Statesman -KSLM Spelling
Contest at the State School for the
ciwa m Salem.
Monday night,
February 27.
Lynne, who
plans to take up
engineering, is -.
iuc eon 01 Mr, .
vin W. Ander-
son, Route 6, j ,
Box 824, Salem. X ' I
He is in the 8th ( I
grade and his " J
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0 b b i e t ara Lyaat Aad.rtoa
sports, target-shooting and build
ing moaei airplanes. Hit pnncl
pal and teacher is Mrs. Benona
Dawson.
Janet Aaserude, 12, daughter of
A. Aaserude. Route 8. Box 62
Salem, and John Heinz. 13, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heinz, Route
6, Box 871, Salem, placed second
and third, respectively.
t Janet is in the 7th grade, John
toe 8th.
VALSETZ-Beverly Cook, who
look too KDelline hnnnrt in 19"
repeated her triumph this year
ana will represent valsetz in the
I .semi- finals of
i iir aiaiesmnn
KSLM Spelling
Contest at Ual-
las, Wednesday
1. night, Feb. 29.
f RflirAvtir im (Via
v" ' dauBhter of Mr
and Mrs. Jack
Box
'alsetz, and
and Mr;
ICook Sr
' f356,Vals
i her hobbies are
skat
inland
, rir coa playing the pi
ano. She is in the 8th grade and
a popular student and leader. Her
teacher is Larry Walker and she
was certified for the semi-finals
by Principal C. M. Price.
Eva Lina Hibbs. 13, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hibbs. Val
aetz, and Carole Rhoades, 12,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jody
Rhoades.' Box 807, Valsetz, placed
aecond and third, respectively.
Kva Lina it in the 8th grade,
Carole the 7th.
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