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1 Daily American, Somerset, Saturday, June 6, 1998 1 1 2 contestants favored Believe." Miss Bell, who has been studying voice since she was 6, said she chose the song because she believes in herself. Miss Cumberland County Alyssa E. Herrold received the first Miss America Academic Award, a $1,000 scholarship. The talent and interview portions count for more in contestants' total scores than the evening wear and swimsuit portions. In the final round, the interview and talent count 30 percent, and the evening wear and swimsuit portions count 15 percent.

Onstage interviews lor the finalists count an additional 10 percent. BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) Bikinis made their first appearance at the Miss Pennsylvania Scholarship Pageant this year. Miss Berks County Jesse Dawn Haas tied with Miss Allegheny Valley Lindsey Roman Thursday for first place in the swimsuit competition. The two winners were among seven contestants wearing two-piece suits for the first time in competition history.

"1 felt fabulous. I was a little nervous, but I think that's normal," said Miss Haas of Boyertown. Half the 24 contestants competed in the swimsuit and evening gown portions of the pageant Thursday, while the other half competed in the talent show. On Friday, the groups were to switch. The top 10 contestants will compete in today's final round of swimsuit and talent competitions, and the top five will give an onstage interview.

Officials said they expect about half the contestants to choose two-piece suits throughout the competition. Top honors for Thursday's talent competition went to Miss Philadelphia Kiplce Bell, who sang "I HARMON CONTRACTORS, INC. Residential and Commercial Construction Project Management Services Roofing Siding Decks Porches Windows Additions Garages Kitchens Bathrooms Flat Roofs Concrete Work Free Estimates Fully Insured 814-893-5134 1 (Staff photo by Brian Whipkey) In the path of destruction The Creed Yoder farm near St. Paul was one of the many farms is how the farm appeared Thursday afternoon from an airplane piloted by Bill Hoffman of Hoffman Aviation. struck by a tornado Tuesday evening in Somerset County.

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tojal.fVdei,,,',,, ible study class at 10:30 a.m. onj in thcpastor's study? first activity will feature music with Mary Farrer arid Jill Shockey. All students should meet in the Grade 10-12 class room at 9:40 a.m. so that activities may be organized and started. Classes, will run each Sun- 1 Qtt J-jV ffpir An Endowment Fund meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m.

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