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J U DY P1 ERMAN— Village Council—Group 1
PERSONAL DATA—
Resident of NPB for 11 years
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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
• currently teaching
• chairman of NPB recreation advisory board
• past president of AAUW
• YAA board
• 1979 outstanding woman award—PBC Commission
GOALS FOR COUNCIL—
*support recreation for all ages
• protect and maintain the village's publicly owned
properties and buildings
• study the questions surrounding the Country Club
facilities
• encourage resident participation at Council meetings
NORTH PALM BEACH ELECTIONS—MARCH 11
Paid for by Judy Pierman for Council, campaign fund. A non-partisan election
Pd. Poi. Adv. / 4
Evening Times., Wednesday,, h4arch 1 ® 1986'
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NORTH PALM BEACH ----- Vot-
ers re-elected Mayor Thomas Va-
lente to his fourth two -,year term on
the Village Council yesterday, de-
spite of f oirts by a police union
which sought his defeat in the
Group 5 race.
Twenty percent of North Palm
Beach's registered voters went to
the polls yesterday.
In the Group 1 race, schoolteach-
er Judy M. Pierman, a member of
the village's recreation advisory
board, was elected over candidate
James J. Green, who received the
endorsement of the Palm Beac
County Police Benevolent .Associa
tion.
Valente defeated businesswom-
an Barbara Guncheon who re-
ceived the police endorsement, and
Immanuel Grinn who said he had
not expected to vin but was happy
returned rn
ed In NPB
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t have raised some issues.
Speaking about the police of f i ,
cern who worked against him, V
lente said they "have their right
do what they think best. It's n
going to affect what I'm doing ju',
because they worked against me
Pierman said last night that s
is concerned with the labor nego
ations with the police departme
and has scheduled a meeting tod
with some members of the unia
l,
During a candidates forum earl
this month, she said she wante
get the issue resolved with po
salaries "upgraded."
"I hope to be able to comm
tate with the police officers. I h�
to be able to develop 'a mutual'
spect between us," she said.
Green said he was disappo'
he lost but said he planned
"even more active."
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By Carol Smelser Perry
QF THE EVENING TIMES
Twelve -year-old Andy Larson yes-
terday became the region's top spell-
er for the third consecutive year
when he out -spelled 12 other students
in 27 rounds at the 16th Regional
Spelling Bee.
Andy's win means he again will
represent Palm Beach, Glades,
Hendry and Okeechobee counties at
the National Spelling Bee in Wash-
ington, D.C., May 26-30. Last year, he
placed 11th out of 168 contestants in
the national bee. The year before, he
ranked 65th.
At yesterday's competition, spon-
sored by the West Palm Beach Kiwa-
nis Club and The Evening ?Mmes, the
seventh -grader from The Benjamin
School in North Palm Beach spelled
28 words correctly, including privi-
lege, writhe, medallionist, stalag-
mite, opulent, poltergeist, ninnyish,
heliography, f lexuosity, whimsical-
ity, udometer, arviculture, potpourri,
ionosphere, taupe, tracheotomy, per-
vicacious, scintiscan, zymology, rem-
iniscence, dextrally, mealy-mouthed,
supercentrif uge and warrantee. But
he almost tripped up on "xerogra-
phA� 9' which he mispronounced sever-
al times.
"I hated to make him keep repeat-
ing the word, blit I wanted to be
certain he knew what he was being
asked to spell," said Terri Whitten, a
speech pathologist from Forest Hill
Elementary School who pronounced,
defined and . used each word in a sen-
tence for the spellers.
Andy's stiffest competition came
from Emmanuel Kavekos, a St. Juli-
ana's Catholic School eighth -grader
who finished second in the competi-
ALAN ZLOTKY/Staff Photographer
Teacher Judy Piermann, Andy Larson after vein
tion. Placing third was 14 -year-old Andy corrected Emmanuel's mis-
Eric Ascher, who is in the eighth take ,and then spelled "concertina" to
grade at A.D. Henderson Elementary win.
School in Boca Raton. Eric mis- Andy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken -
spelled the word "heinous" in the neth Larson of Tequesta, were happy
10th round of the competition. with their son's win, although they
rolled their eyes at the prospect of
Andy and Emmanuel went through another trip to Washington and the
16 more rounds before Emmanuel tension involved in a, competition of
misspelled "quenelle," defined as a such scope.
seasoned dumpling of minced meat "I don't know if we're ready for
or fishoached in water.
P this or not," Larson joked.