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Show J 'V m The Summit The Braves County Bee Coalville, UT 4 j.1 tfj.V ' .' 04017 Friday, April 10, 1981 , : ,'fiV' ; 5A Solo and Ensemble Competition Festival Of The Arts For The Young jbW A .& fffi Region Flcvcn Solo and Ensemble Competition was held at North Summit on Thursday, March 2b. Nine school districts participated in the competition. They were: North Summit. South Summit, South Rich. Park City, Tintic, North Rich, Dugway, Duchesne and Manila. Morning activities included a The week of April 20th has been scheduled as "Festival of the Arts for the Young. A number of activities have been scheduled in the schools at North Summit as part of the "Festival." There will be a Choral Assembly in the High School Auditorium on april 20 at 10:30 a.m. piano recital is scheduled for April 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the Middle School Auditorium. The Festival of the Arts Program will be presented April 24 in the High School. This program will feature an Art Display and a band concert beginning at 7:30 p.m. A A "festival" of activities will be held the afternoon of Friday, April 24th. The activities will include piano, drama, painting, pottery and other forms of creative expression. Parents and patrons are invited to come to the high school during the afternoon and participate in these activities. variety of vocal solos and ensembles, and piano solos in the High School Auditorium; various instrumental solos, duets, trios and choirs ' in the High School Band Room and Instrumental solos, duets, and trios in the Middle School Auditorium. Afternoon activities saw jazz All Staters firotn There were four possible ratings which could be given to the students and student groups performing. From North Summit. Connie Fawcett, Danece Skinner, Debby Alber and Larae Downerd received a Superior Minus Rating. They were accompanied by Ruby Stokes. Russell Bird received a Superior Minus Rating on a piano solo. Karen Hobson received a Superior Rating on a flute solo. Jennifer Wilde received a Superior Minus Rating on a saxaphone solo. Lisa Carter and Danece Skinner received a Good Plus Rating on a vocal duet. Stephen Anderton and Jeff Page received a Good Plus Rating on a drum duet. Kraig Dearden and Ryan band compctiton in the High School Auditorium with Dugway, North Duchesne, Tintic, South Summit and North Summit competing. And. vocal solos and an organ solo in the Middle School Auditorium. Summit Pbo tos by Dee Dillree Two North Summit seniors have been named to the Region Eleven Basketball Team. David Judd, 10 and Mark Marsh, 20, have both been named to the First Team. are selected by the The coaches of the basketball teams in the region. Selections are made on a basis of scholastic excellence as well as value as an .athlete, individually as well as to the team. Nominations are made by the individual coaches, and the young men are then selected and placed by collective coach evaluation. This is a real honor for these students. Who better knows the value of a player on a team than the team coach? David is the son of Rulon and Marjorie Judd of Hoytsville. Mark is the son of Les and Joyce Marsh of Coalville. All-St- c: i y-f- rf public: notick All-Sta- rs Summit County SALK OK SURPLUS PROPKRTY The following items will be sold at auction to the highest bidder on April 14, 1981 at p.m. at the road shed in Coalville. 1967 FORD 700 TRUCK. 1972 FORD 7000 DISFSL TRUCK, 1963 DODGE PICK-UONF: TAR POT, THRfcK BLACK AND WHITE TELEVISIONS, NEW CLASS SYRINGES, MF1DICAL ITEMS FROM HOSPITAL. For more information, contact DENNIS PACE, PURCHASING AGENT. 1 P, 336-233- 4 5SS Kamas tflmtto Unin TKonio!. 'Htnli Stwrf rjitlrloij ft Onti'.vtaij ar Ift-- H y to North Sum- e Summit were: Fifth Thiriot. Kristine Dearden; Sixth Grade-Angi- s Sargent. Tracy Rich-inSeventh Cathy Anderton; Eighth The twelve year old seventh gradc-TracBuck, Kelli Petersen. When competitors are reduced grader is the daughter of Kay and Sharlene Anderton of Hencfer. to two. if one misses a word, the North Summit. other must then spell that word Representing Cathy will compete with winners correctly, plus another word correctly to become the winner. If representing every school district and every private and parochial cither is the competition continues. The State contest program in the state. will be conducted in the same State finals will be held tonight. in 6:00 at manner. 10, Friday. April p.m. the Clayton Intermediate School, Winner of the State Champion1471 South 1900 East. Salt Lake ship will receive an expense paid City. trip to Washington D.C. to take Initial competition in the North part in the National Spelling Bee. Summit Spelling Bee involved all June 1st thru 5th. To the runner-ustudents in grades seven and will go a and eight, and those fifth and sixth Encyclopetrophy dia Britannica. Third place winner graders who chose to compete. All levels of competition were will receive a trophy and an American Heritage Dictionary. To conducted in the traditional the fourth place winner goes a spelling bee manner. A Webster's Collegiate Thesaurus. basis, using words taken from Fifth place receives a Webster's Webster's Dictionary, until entrants were reduced to two New Collegiate Dictionary and sixth place a 1980 World Almanac. winners from each grade. These finalists then Again, congratulations Cathy, competed, eight under the same guidelines, to North Summit students, patrons establish the two top spellers. and parents wish you well in your The eight finalists at North future effc is. Congratulations grade-Emali- mit Middle School student, Cathy Anderton. Cathy is the 1981 District Winner in the annual Deseret News Spelling Bee". IBsmsLke 0U)XmE8 Me-cha- gradc-Mica- y STAYING IN COALVILLE? mis-spelle- d, Stay At THE PINE CANYON INN and 20 Excellent Plus Rating on a flute solo. Jeff Page received an Excellent Rating on a tuba solo. Deena Ovard received an Excellent Plus Rating on a clarinet solo. The Jazz Band received a Superior Minus and an Excellent Minus. And Russell Bell received a Superior on an organ solo. Unfortunately, Russell will be unable to compete at State since they dont have an organ class. North Summit Spelling Bee Winner Gotdi Hawn (CtiaM ftMSimon'l I Chav Richins received an Excellent Rating on a trumpet duet. Linda Nichols received an MOTEL p N. Main Coalville, Utah miss-and-o- Color TV Kitchenettes Low Weekly Rates Available 336-218- 0 Cathy Anderton ut t h s, Jim Marsh is the music teacher at North Summit. From South Summit, the " group of girls chorus took three superior ratings in the musical solo ensemble competition. These high ratings will enable the group to attend the State Solo and Ensemble Festival to be help at BYU on April 11. Following are the girls in the group: LaNae Atkinson, Ann Blazzard. iKarma Frazier. Debbie McCandlcss, Lynette Page, Tamara Page, Ruth Park, Penny Prescott, Janet Robinson, Janene Tatton, Eve Watson and Mary Watson. The group appeared March 31 at the "High School Choir Festival" held at Weber State College. Their teacher is Paulette Silves "Tap-cstry- ter. Don Jepson. trumpet solo, received an excellent rating. The Jazz Band received an excellent rating. Members in- t. clude: Paul Prescott. Holly Corey Larsen, Todd Rice, Don Jepson, Jim Ure, Wade Mar-chan- Woolstenhulme, Clayton Page, Jeff Anderson and Steve Myers. John Hawkins is the Band Teacher. K 1 V Tai-- i |
