Scoop contest winners named

Thu., Sept. 11, 2008

Scoop Reporter was spotted hiding among advertisements in last week’s Voices by the following seven winners, who are this week’s Honorary Cub Reporters and are eligible to receive free ice cream.

Congratulations to:

Michael Hill, 11, who attends Cheney Middle School and is the daughter of Barbara Boots, spotted Scoop on page 3 of the West Plains Voice.

Jordan Mulder, 6, who attends Prairie Elementary and is the son of Curt Mulder, found Scoop hiding on page 9 of the North Side Voice. Allegra Vanderwilde, 10, who attends Hutton Elementary School and is the daughter of Carole Vanderwilde, found Scoop on page 2 of the South Side Voice.

Caitlyn Danis, 12, who attends Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy and is the daughter of Kathy Danis, found Scoop hiding on page 4 of the Prairie Voice.

Michael Hannan, 12, who attends Evergreen Middle School. Scoop apparently took a vacation in Thursday’s Valley Voice, but Michael was the first caller and said he found brown dot that resembled a bear on page 2. He is the son of Julie Hannan.

Josie Pickens, 10, who is homeschooled and the daughter of Heidi Pickens, spotted Scoop on page 4 of Saturday’s Valley Voice.

Jacob Seezy, 12, who attends Waldorf School in Sandpoint and is the son of Heidi Dorman, found Scoop on page 3 of Handle Extra.

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