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Show 2A Price, Utah Tuesday, March 24, Sun Advocate, 1987 tM3ES8bMdtt y It took many rounds to eliminate ail of fffi these contestants in the annual Carbon County School District spelling bee. Helper JH student wins spelling bee ByARVA SMITH Staff writer Knsty Hatch, seventh grader from Helper Junior High School, Fnday afternoon spelled her way into first place in the annual spelling bee sponsored by Carbon County School District and the Deseret News. The correct spelling of Harlequin and then humoresque proved a winning combination for Knsty, daughter of Monte and Norma Hatch. Second place honors went to Althea Perez, sixth grader at the Creekview School. She is the daughter of Anna Mae Perez. Knsty and Althea took center stage for the final round after doxology and indescribable and a long list of similar words had eliminated 25 others. Contestants were fourth through eighth graders. The group of 27 who began the contest at 1 p.m. in the Mont Harmon Junior High School auditonum were the champions who had emerged as winners at each grade level in their respective schools. With only two contestants remaining, Dr. Richard Wood, pronouncer for the contest, explained the rule change applicable at that point For the final round if a word were missed, the other contestant would get a chance to which is a musical composition of whimsical character. The winners and most of the other contestants said they had spent a lot of time studying spelling words, especially in the time between their school and the district contests. missed word plus correct correctly spelled many words with aplomb, others proved to be stumbling blocks. Kara Rails back, fifth grader from Sally Mauro, tripped on spell it correctly, he said. The correct spelling of the spelling of the next word would be enough to cinch the title. Earlier, as pressure mounted, Wood reminded contestants that they could ask for the word to be pronounced a second time and for the meaning of the word to be given them. Many of the contestants took advantage of this provision to hear the word again and to have the meaning explained. In the final round, both Althea and Knsty missed sousaphone, defined as a large, circular tuba used in marching bands. Then they both missed grippe, an illness similar to influenza. missed Althea After defined as a Harlequin, character in comedies with shaved head and masked face, Kristy spelled it correctly. Kristy then took the title by correctly spelling humoresque, 1987 Inc AH righti Inc No reserved All property of pert hereof may be reproduced without prior consent written Copyright Sun Advocate US PS 5243-800- 0 Published Every Tuesday and Inc. Thursday by the 74 W Main, Price, Utah 64501. Phone (801) 437-07- Dan Stockburger, General Manager Chuck Zehnder, Managing Editor Second Class Postage Paf at Price Utah Post Ofttce Secretary of Energy John S. Herrington announced last week the process to be used in the selection of a site for the Superconducting Super Collider (SSC), the worlds largest STAfeiCINEMAl release tngafenenti let' rii 13 with Goes m plats TRY NOT TO MISS for out of ndeo. IP Wal Disney's Classic EflEOfTHC SONGOF THE SOUTH Hard) 2,7pm SetMatlpm J Opem ontk Salt Lake area. Subscription Rate: i'Ft In Carbon and Emery counties, S21 per year, published twice weekly In Utah, outside area, S25 per year Out of state $28 ,11 9 p 5 131 11 Skew! Separate Idmroxm THE REEL STUFF Rrl. 371110 CHECK USOUT! Look what's happening each week at the JfK FP i Radisson Inn n ILG dissymmetry. Undaunted, she said after the contest that spelling is still her favorite subject in school. One of the younger contestants, Matthew Brady, a fourth grader from Durr ant, met his Waterloo with airedale, a kind of large terrier with a close, wiry coat of tan and black. He forgot the first e. All the contestants got a plaque from James L. Jensen, elementary supervisor, and the two winners got large trophies. Kristy will represent the district at the state contest on April 10 at the Clayton Intermediate School in Salt Lake City. an invitation for site proposals along with the criteria a site would have to meet. This process is designed to be fair and equitable to all absolutely open and parties above-boarHerrington said. It has a timetable that will ensure both a fair hearing for interested candidate sites and a swift launching of this project. Interested parties will have until August 1987 to submit proposals in response to the invitation. DOE will screen the proposals to see if they meet minimum qualification criteria. Proposals that do will be referred to a select panel of the National Academies of Sciences and Engineering in September. The academies will review and evaluate the proposals against the site evaluation criteria. They will recommend in unranked order the most excellent sites to DOE by December 1987. d, The process begins in April when the department will issue Speed Member of Utah Press Association and Na ona Newspaper Association contestants Super Collider plans particle accelerator. FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS Ext 20 Phone Although RADISSON S it., r fs. , Photos by Ed McKeever Kristy Hatch listens intently to the final word in Carbon County School District's spelling bee as Aithea Perez sits pensively behind her. Kristy, Helper Junior High School seventh grader, won by correctly spelling Harlequin and then humoresque. Althea, Creekview Elementary sixth grader, took second. Helper appoints library board HELPER new Helper City Library Board was appointed recently by members of the city council A with er Bryon Matsuda, city councilman, as chairman. Matsuda said he has been informed by the Utah State As the terms expire, all new appointments will be for six Library Board that the Helper Library is eligible for a $500 grant that could be used to improve library services. years. Councilmen said it was necessary to appoint some of the members of the original board for shorter terms in order to insure that terms do not expire at the same time and new members are appointed every two years. Mayor Robert Olsen said one of the needs of the library is for a heating unit separate from that of the civic auditorium. One of the requirements for getting the grant is to have a library board in operation. 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