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Spelling Bee (Continued from page 1) residence, enormous, brilliant, con sonant, colonnade, hypothesis, quar antine and incendiary. It was, agreed Prof Gresham, the judges and Supt T. J, Mefl waine, who was on hand to con gratulate the winners, a sturdy per formance blasting any idea that seventh and eighth graders are a bumbling, mumbling bunch of pre teenagers. School representatives, who had earlier, won in-school competition, were : Farmville High School, eighth grade, Sherry Taylor and Sandra Long; Worsham High School, eighth grade. Lacey Mylum and Johnny Routt; Cumberland High, Eighth grade. Patsi Irby and Anne Hoise. Elementary schools — Hamilton, June Meinhard and Dorothy Bales; John Randolph. Michael Forbes and Judy Peters; Green Bay. Jean Roach and Cliff Jenkins; Darlington Heights, Rose Lamberth and Janet Sara Gilliam; Prospect. Linda Mc Fadden and Bobby Lee O'Brien; Farmville, Vacelo Hawkins and Marilyn Shepard, and Worsham. Susie Brehm and Janice Leather wood. Lagoon (Continued rrom page 1) An oxidation lagoon, which is estimated here to cost between $250,000 and $300,000, needs only grassing of the banks, an occa sional grass hair-cut and periodic inspections — maybe $1,000 year ly, according to Johnston! More than $32,000,000 was ex pended on emergency relief and the restoration of families to normal living after the emergency in 4966 by the Red Cross.