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The Modesto Bee from Modesto, California • 31

Publication:
The Modesto Beei
Location:
Modesto, California
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Page:
31
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Pageant is Nov 3 The Modesto Bee Thurs Oct 1 1 1979 D-3 Cathy 1 0 seek Miss Stanislaus crown 'YOU CAN BUILD UTERAUN DOZENS OF OUTFITS AROUND ONE FINE SUIT 25000 TOR A BKINWY 5KIRT ADO 3AGKJET HAwlj 7mm miss the SHARP BUSINESSWOMAN T0DAN LOOKS AT A SUIT AS A REAL INVESTMENT At Davis High she was a California Scholarship Federation life member and was chosen homecoming queen She has had extensive training in gymnastics and jazz dancing During the talent competition she will perform a gymnastics floor exercise Rocha a business administration major specializing in accounting at Stanislaus State commented "Basically I like to meet people I live in a small town and the pageant will help me broaden the spectrum or horizon of my life By participating I hope to continue my education socially and Rocha is a graduate of Orestimba High School in Newman where she was listed in Who Bv DEEMABLEY Bee staff writer "The things I learn here poise cooperation working with others and discipline will he usefui all through my said Lori Anne Spicer one of 10 contestants who will compete in this Miss Stanislaus County pageant The pageant will be held at 8 Saturday Nov 3 in the Modesto High School auditorium Tickets are $4 The contestant selected as the new Miss Stanislaus will compete for the Miss California crown next June in Santa Cruz with the winner of that event going on to represent the state in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City next September Spicer 18 of Modesto will compete with Kim Charisse Johnston 24 of Ripon Holly Gaye Butler 21 Modesto Judith Michelle Anderson 20 Modesto Claudia Louise Rocha 19 Newman Josephine Dee Cipponen 18 Hughson Tamara Dee Ribeiro 18 Modesto Tamara Lynn Stevenson 17 Modesto Sandra Arlene West 18 Modesto and Margaret Elizabeth Weber 19 Modesto They will be judged in evening gowns swimsuits private interviews and talent competition as are the contestants in the Miss America pageant The winner will not only wear a crown hut also will receive a $1000 college scholarship plus hundreds of dollars worth of gift certificates jewelry and merchandise orders from area businesses a competition gown swimsuit and expense-free trip to Santa Cruz for the Miss California contest College scholarships of $400 and $300 will go to the first and second runners-up with the other contestants each receiving $50 Michael Johnson a local entertainer will produce the event and serve as master of ceremonies Bette Swann a Modesto businesswoman is executive director of the pageant What led the 10 contestants to enter the pageant and what do they hope to gain from the competition? competing with myself even more than with the other says Spicer would like to win me included But most important 'Basically I like to meet people' YOU WANT ME TO BUHO DOZENS OF OUTFITS AROUND A SUIT WITH A SKINNY SKIRT YOU'VE SOT TO BE KIDONS 'I'm competing with myself' Judy Anderson Holly Butler YMCA fitness series Among American High School and was on the honor roil She won a Bank of America award During the competition she will perform a piano solo Ribeiro will offer a jazz dance number in the contest A graduate of Beyer High School she is an art major at MJC During Bicentennial year celebration she toured with the musical group Mighty taking part in parades and shows in communities across the country What impresses her most about the upcoming pageant is "the chance for personal improvement You want to look your best and learn how to present yourself in the best possible way You also learn a lot about how to get along with other people West also a Beyer graduate is employed locally She plans to continue her studies In fashion design and during the talent contest will model some of her own fashion creations Weber who plans to study law and pursue a career in politics also competed last year finishing in the top five She is a Davis High graduate and attends MJC During high school she was awarded the Most Inspirational Swimmer award was head yell leader and earned her Block on the tennis team She will offer a piano solo in competition Why did she choose to run again 0 gained so much experience in working with people I wanted to do it she said a great confidence builder and old- gymnastics course for age er Registration is on a first-come basis and information is availableat the 524-4301 A new five-week session of fitness and physical training classes including ski conditioning for those looking ahead to the snow season begins Mondav at the Stanislaus YMCA Offerings include a new industrial fitness program judo aikido yoga kinder-toddler gym golf and several dance classes Denny Cart new physical director at the heads the instruction staff Claudia Norris will teach the dance classes and Tami Crim the beginner and intermediate Whether you're look ingfor a dinghy or a yacht you'll find a selection of marine bargainsdaily in The Bee's Classified Section Josephine Cipponen Kim Johnston a great experience And it will give me a chance to perform what 1 want to do with my life and this is a starting point A graduate of Davis High School Spicer sang in the school choir and was a member of the drill team She served as her senior class president and was Modesto Youth Theatre representative She won the Secondary School Theater Association Spring Festival award for excellent performance in theater art She will sing in the pageant talent competition Stevenson who attends California Suite College Stanislaus after graduating from Ceres High School said she is most impressed with "the discipline it takes to compete learning how to talk and walk and all the rest "I want to have a close relationship with all the girls and hope that relationship will last a Stevenson won the Bank of America certificate for foreign language and a scholarship from the Persephone Guild of Ceres during her high school senior year She also will sing in the pageant Cipponen was editor of the Hughson High School paper during her senior year winning the Press Club award for outstanding journalism and was listed in Who Among American High School Students" Currently she is an English major at Stanislaus State During the talent competition she will perform a piano solo always wanted to enter the she said of the experience 1 want to get into the communications field and this gives me a chance to work with people a Johnston who will sing in the talent division is attending Stanislaus State after earning her A A degree in fashion merchandising at Modesto Junior College where she was on the dean's honor list a representative to the Asilomar Leadership Conference chosen homecoming princess a yell leader and class officer mmm Claudia Rocha Tamara Ribeiro M- in -T tn-3' ur new I Portland and Phoenix Di: rd Openir Ba vvn beaurifui beginnings designed 1o shape and flatter o-' i great locm undt A beaucoup underwirebra nv'on ace cuds contour with Fiber-Fluff1 lining 32-36A 32-38B 1000 Rower Bali full figure nderwire bra basCrepese'-cups with inset of feminine 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