Prize win ‘stunning’

Press, 1 December 1987, Page 6

Prize win ‘stunning’

Winning first prize in “The Press” “Chorus Line” promotion was “stunning, unbelievable news” tor Mrs Jill Cosgrove. The mother of four has never before won anything. Mrs Cosgrove is a teacher of deaf children at Van Asch College, Sumner. At present she is completing a year course at teachers college on education of the deaf. She has travelled to the United States and Fiji but not to Europe. Her prize includes airfares flying Air New Zealand via Frankfurt, five nights paid accommodation, tickets to “A Chorus Line” in Paris and a dinner afterward. There were also 24 double passes to the Christchurch Theatre Royal’s performance of “A Chorus Line” drawn from the many entries from new subscribers to “The Press.” The prizewinners were: L. M. Cornish, 44 Geraldine Street; S. A. Humphrey, 29 Vauxhall Street; A. L. Stevenson, 196 Ham Road; R. Petley, 20A Chipping Lane; Allan Hughey, 6B McMillan Avenue; S. Hollander, 228 Egmont Place; D. L. Roberts, S. J. McMillan, 141

Chester Street; M. L Hay,'2o Clare Road; H. S. Morriss, 49 Westburn Terrace; I. Taylor, 72 Norwood Street; R. G. Pearson, 73 Warrington Street; A. Boyd, 80 Matipo Street; N. King, 379 Main South Road; V. P. Smith, 75 Greendale Avenue; A. English, 9 Bank Street, Amberley;

G. Collins, 159 Queenspark Drive; H. Fantham, 118 A Baker Street; P. Fogarty, 70 Derby Street; B. Hartmann, 85 Coronation Street; A. McCracken, 27 Ngaio Street; N. L. Orton, 38A Valley Road; T. Buller, 34 Frederick Street; B. E. Clinton, 24 Cherrywood Place.