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Students spell their way to viPeninsula Daily NewsPORT ANGELES -Correct spellings of “c-o-u-n-c-i-1” and “i-n-s-t-e-a-d” won the All-City Spelling Bee last week when 47 students from public and private schools in Port Angeles competed at the Vem Burton Community Center.Students from Port Angeles School District elementary and middle schools— Franklin, Jefferson, Dry Creek, Hamilton and Roosevelt elementary schools, and Stevens Middle School— and Queen of Angels and Olympic Christian schools participated in the citywide bee May 21.This year, the annual bee — which is sponsored by Soroptimist International of Port Angeles-Jet Set and the Friends of the North Olympic Library System — was expanded to include seventh- and eighth-grade students.The elementary-level competition continued as in the past with fourth-, fifth-and sixth-grade students.WinnersMary Shore, Hamilton Elementary fifth-grade student, placed first in the elementary-level bee by spelling the word “council” cor-Port Angei.es School DistrictFirst- through third-place winners at the elementary and middle school levels in the Port Angeles All-City Spelling Bee are, from left, Marian Amaranto, Emily Bundy, Mary Shore, Jordan Nicolas, Lexie Peabody and Kiara Amundson.fourth grade, teacher Mary Malachi Rhymer, sixthO’Kief; Milo Whitman, fifth grade, teacher William Prograde, teacher Geff Cobb; rok; Jordan Nicolas, sixthKeith Wilwert, fifth grade, grade, teacher Kelly Sand-teacher Mark Mitrovich; ers; Kolby Greul, sixthgrade, teacher Bob Withrow.■ Stevens Middle School — Easton Joslin, seventh grade, language arts teachers Donette Hopeand Katherine Sikes; Kiara Amundson, seventh grade, language arts teachers Donette Hope and Katherine Sikes; Colby Boe, sev-
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Fri, May 31, 2013
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