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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-05-18, Page 9Fame an By Janet Tench What is it that everyone hopes for, but only a select few attain? - Fame and it has taken CHSS by the hand to lead her to the starry heaven of notoriety. It has come in three forms: 011e dramatic, one athletic and one in the forma of a famous s..ids personality. The dramatic form, as most will have guessed, is the success achieved with the play "June Groom", put on by the CHSS Urania Society. "June Groom" is a play written by Rick Abbot, about a young man who pledged to his rich uncle, "no sex until 30, so that he would get a cheque for a sizable fort une. Thirty arrived, and, due to pressure from the lovely Dinah, our hero Jordan, gave in to a June wedding. However, Jordan would not be 30 until July 1st. He felt he would be safe, because he expected the cheque from his uncle to be sent in the mail. It wasn't ... his uncle came in person, leaving Jordan in a excelle ce f spot trying to explain all the feninnine articles m his apartment, not to mention Dinah. The cast, Anne Lavis, John Lawson, Randy Lobb, Kathy MacDonald, Tim Craig, Karen Cook, Catherine Battye, Laureen Craig, and Rhonda Lobb did a com- mendable job. The play was hilariously funny, and it niust have taken great concentration to perforin with a straight face. The talent put into the production was evident from the beginning of the show. A song to be performed with the play was written and played by Paul Hartman, Dave Lobb, and Wesley Delve. I Paul and Dave wrote the music for Natalie Needs a Nightie, last year's play. The attendance for the play was best on Saturday, but good on Thursday and Friday. Financially, "June (;room" was more suc- cessful than "Natalie Needs a Nightie". The Drama Society thanks all those who attended the play. Feel bad because you massed out on the fame- gettiog drama production'' There's hope yet if you know Scott Millar, Kevin Lee, Byron Boyes, Steve Corbett, Jackie Nornkan or Cheryl Bromley. These young athletes have achieved fame, and they ... might share it with you. What did THEY do'' Well, at the Huron Perth Track and Field meet held on Tuesday and Wednesday in Goderich, r rama and athletic st Scott placed first m shot put, second in discus, and third in javelin. He set new school records m shot put, and discus. Kevin Lee placed first in triple luau), second m both long jump and high jump. Byron Boyes won the midget boys' high juorip, Steve Corbett won the 400 metre hurdles. In the girls' division, Jackie Norman placed third in the junior shot put and Cheryl Bromley placed third in the midget shot put. 'Riese six athletes have qualified to go to the WDA competition, to be held this week ur Pinson burg For those of you who would lake to become Track and Field groupies, they are Iden- tifiable by the peeling skin on their faces; the after- effect of sunburn acquired at the meet. "f, still, you are unable to latch on to CHSS's fame gain, there is one last chance A famous hockey Track competitors on to In Goderich on May 11 the CHSS track team took part in the Huron Perth meet. Top place finishers were: Midget girls - shotput - Cheryl Bromley, 3rd, 7.60 m. Junior Girls shotput - Jackie Norman, 3rd, 8.69 m. Midget Boys high jump - Bryan Boyes, 1st, 1.615 in. Junior Boys 200 m - Steve Hearn, 4th 24.5. Junior Boys 1,500 m - Don Reidy, 4th 4: 40.3. Put _Thurselfb, the eOlceee, rn the SUPER SPECIAL, player will be at CHSS, May 26. This man has played 955 games over 16 years. This past season he played for the Detroit Red Wings. His name? Walt McKechnie, who was recently featured in the London Free Press. Walt will be sharing his memories with CHSS at the Athletic Association's yearly awards banquet on May 26. Tickets are $3, and to buy one, just look for a student with a peeling nose. OSSA Junior Boys 4 x 100 m relay - CHSS 4th, 50.0. Junior Boys high jump - Kevin lee, 2nd, 1.78 iii. Junior Boys shotput - Scott Miller, 1st, 14.52 m. Junior Boys Discus - Scott Miller, 2nd 39.69 m. Junior Boys Javelin - Scott Miller, 3rd, 45.36. Senior open 400 ni. hurdles - Steve Corbett, 1st, 1:05.2. Senior 4 x 400 m relay - CHSS 4th, 3.53.2. crssifirrls SUN. PAC FROZEN PINK OR REGULAR SUPER SPECIAL WLSTONS MEALTiPME CI-.INTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 19113- PAGE 9 ents at C Soccer team Lalladeleated Another week has passed arab the senior soccer team and eated. On May 9, the seniors beat Goderich 1 - 0, the juniors lost 0 - 3. On May 11, the seniors defeated Wingham 1 - 0. The juniors had a no -score match. loud donor clinic —The best p,..-rticipation yet", claimed the head of the Blood Donor Clinic. The Clinic was held last Wed- nesday in the school gym. A Nt school record was set tor the amount of blood given, despite the fact that many people were turn--' away. Although the Red Cross drove away with lots of blood, they did not make sheer profit. They were handing out Girl Guide cookies for donors to eat, and rumor has it, the cookies were well -Liked. One table bore 7 boxes of cookies that were entirely devoured in half an hour by seven young SS men. W;:.si -a-than This past Tuesday was the day of the CHSS Walk-a-thon and Bike-a-thon. In order to participate, students, and teachers, had to have $5 worth of pledges. Some people, desperate for sponsors asked total strangers for donations, some people like Mr. A., bullied their students into pledges. Final results were not available at press time. LEMONADE HAMBURG oR WIENER ROLLS 12.5 oz. TNS FO PKGS. 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