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Volume 1 Number 13
Mid-Day Edition |
Saturday, August 5 1972 |
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GREEN HOLDS COMMANDING LEAD THRU MARATHON--
GREEN TEAM WINS MARATHON VICTORY
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Special to The Chinga Times
"He was ahead of me and I caught him,
he was fast but he slowed down."
These were the victory words of Larry
Deutsch of the Green Team. Finishing
in second was Tom D'Annunzio for the
Whites. The race began and ended in
front of headquarters with Dave Deu-
tsch for the Whites and Kevin Sherry
for the Greens leading off. Dave
took an early lead from the starting
lines to the B-Ball courts but lost
it to Ned Ferguson on the Greens as
he made the two required baskets
first. Green kept the lead in the
soccer dribble from the Hoop court to
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THIRD TALENT SHOW OF 1972
TERRIFIC TALENT SHOW
Last nightm the third and probably
the best talent show of the 1972
camping season was held at Doty Hall.
Jim (J.O.D) angain emceed
for the show. Grandma's Lyesoap
headed off the fantastic evening
whcih was given top billing. The
first performer was Jeff Brown of
(Int.) fame who played from "Flamin-
go Tunes" on his guitar. (I-5) Steve
Downes followed with "A Little Tune"
on the white psychedelic piano.
Pete V.D. (Vandy Dandy hit the sta-
ge next with "Ye Olde Paper Tricke".
(I-6) Counselor Ed Stander ap-
peared next playing "Angie" on his
guitar and then singing and playing
Simon and Garfunkel's "America."
The highlight of the evening was
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the Sr. Ut. Gate with Robert Bernstein
holding a slim edge over White con-
testant Cliff Jacobsen. Jr. skippers
Jeff Light and John LaMontagne brought
the batons to the waiting Intermedi-
ate swimmers on the docks. Danny
Marcil (Green) took a decisive lead
in the water with Andy Cowen pulling
up in the back. The baton was handed
over to small pen swimmers Ted Schad
ler (Green) and Pete Waldraven. After
swimming the small pen, the batons
were handed off to (W) Derek Marcil
and (G) Andy Held in the rwo boats.
Andy maintained a controlled lead for
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ORDER TAPOUTS SUCCESSFUL
THE ORDER MAKES NEWS
After the talent show was over last
night, order tap-outs were held in
the Intermediate's Black Acre Field.
The whole event was quoted as being
"quite orderly" and gave a good im-
presiion to all involved. Those no,-
inated at last night's tap-out are
Jeremy Greshin, Ricky Brewer, Andy
Elitzer, Paul Conners and Jeff Sonn.
Director of the Order, Steve Kramer,
said during the tap-out that the order
"is the best place for all," and that
these nominees, if elected to join
the order, "will make a fine addition
to the Order." Steve went on the ex-
plain the requirements of the Order
and several projects that have and
will be worked on. Congratulations
to all order nominees. It is some-
thing to be proud of and remembered. |
| PAGE TWO FULL CAMPER COVERAGE IN TODAY'S CHINGA TIMES PAGE TWO |
GREEN TAKES IT ALL--
THE MARATHON
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the duration of the boating sequence
of the race and quickly handed off
the green baton to Jay Downing who
was wiating on Beginner's Bay Beach.
Lee Schwartz was not far behind as
Derek finally made a landing. The
race continued quite qucikly and it
was apparent that the two teams were
in a neck and neck race when the
piggy-backers crossed the Knob Road.
The race ended in front of headquart-
ers with Larry Deutsch just a few
yards in front of Tom D'Annunzio.
Nowthe Green Team has wracked up a
large number of points in their fa-
vor as the Olmpics of Chingachgook
continue this afternoon.
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CREDITS
Fester '72 ..................Editor-In-Chief
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IN TOMORROW'S CHINGA TIMES
1. Complete Olympic Day Coverage
2. Movie Review of "Coll Hand Luke"
3. An Interview with the Intermediate
Covention Winners.
4. Short Takes
5. Aide Anecdotes and Much More.
6. Pre-Hike Special Edition
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IN TONITES GINGA TIMELY
1. Headquarters Headaches
2. Staff Row
3. The Real Nurse Bayne and Soap
Opera review of "the Nurses
Daughter." -- a true rectal.
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The aides take a day off- The camp
gets back to normal.
Was Kenny the Kap sleeping on the
job today? Tune in tomorrow at the
North Pole and find the answer to
this and much more as we "Kap the
Kenny."
One fireball per person is a
registered trademark of the Chinga
Times. We reserve the rights to
run such promotional gadgets as we s
see fit. See you tomorrow!
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TALENT SHOW BELONGS IN HOLLYWOOD
RONNIE RECTAL
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Steve Kramer and Neil Satinsky doing
certain imitations of certain people
in camp. They first did a take-off
on "opening ceremonies" at camp.
Steve qucked like George citing new
facilities including a frog sanctuary
and a downed falg pole in the Sr. UT.
Neil then did a W.C. Satinsksy imita-
tion saying that the campe food "will
make a real man out Molly" and
that Misty Cody is a real chickadee.
W.C. also noted that "a rectal a day
keeps the Bayne away." and he said
"I like that Bayne, a real pain."
W.C. likes medium rare Juniors and
he feels Nurse Bayne requires snow-
shoes and boots when its 45 degrees
out. W.C. believes that Nurse Bayne
should have a new rule. So does
Steve. It is that if you have or
anticipate a problem you should see
the Nurse before you have it. And if
you have a temperature, don't come
near me. (nurse "Recs" that its!!")
Steve then did a Jake imitation ques-
tioning the effectiveness of Pepto Bismo.
P.V.D. came on again Molly smelled
a rat as Pete finally lost his leg to
the rattler at last. Ed Downes fol-
lowed by singing Edleveiss with Carol.
Eiser accompanying on the piano.
J-7's Joey Lewi came on next with a Soupy
Sales imitation and encored with "My
Kybo Machine." The 1812 Rock 'n Roll
Ensemble appeared next with G. Draper
on the drums, Bruce Rutter, Ed Stander
and Gary August on the guitars. It
was noted at this time that the "best
was yet to come." The Ensemble played
"I'm your captain," then a song by
the Doors, and wrapping up with "Proud
Mary." Mike Shapiro and Erik Rabe
followed with siren imitations such as
Medical Center, Pilot Knob Fire Engine,
and The Low Ambulance Siren. The
Chinga Group followed with Miss "Birdie"
Sparrow taking it all off with cheers
of "one more time!" going up. The
Eyes, Ray, Donny, Greg Sagor, and Gary
Draper rounded off the evening with
"When the Saints Go Marching In." The
crowd went wild demanding "we want
more!"!! YEAH!!. An encore was in
store with Miss Sparrow reappearing
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