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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
ROTARY
ENCOURAGES
PAVING

Lewis Gore, president of the
Rotary Club, appointed a three
man committee at the regular
meeting of the group at the Wo-
mans Club house Monday night
to study - possibility Of getting
additional streets paved in Tabor
City while road building equip
ment is in this area.
The committee composed of E.
W. Fonvielle, Don Hughes and w
Horace Carter is to investigate the
possibility of other street paving
construction while the cost is al
a minimum. Property owners on
each side of local streets are be-
ing asked to pay SIS cents per
front foot and the town will match
the funds from Powell bill money
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
LEAF GROWERS
ARE URGED
TO FIGHT INSECTS

Tar Heel tobacco growers were
urged this week not to relax their
efforts in fighting insects.
Entomologists at N. c. State Col
lese said insects are seriously
threatening the 1852 crop. Flea
beetles, budworms, hornworms
and gresshoppers are all present
in some fields, it was said.
Budworms have been plentiful
this season, and the early crop OF
hornworms has been one OF the
heaviest on record, the entomology
lists said. They added that these
insects, as well as flea beetles and
grasshoppers, can cause severe
crop losses right up to and during
printing.
All insecticides should be appll-
ed carefully; otherwise they will
not be fully effective In controll-
ing insect pests.
The entomologists also had a
word of caution about using IN
seticides for control grasshoppers
since all of the recommended mat
erials are likely to faint the lea1
flavor if improperly used. IneS
urged use of sprays and dusts only
around the field edges and use o.
h.;+s where it is necessary to ap-
ply materials throughout the TO-
0" The chemicals Chlordane, Aid
rim, and Toxaphene have beer beer
found highly effective agalns
grasshoppers. No harm viii Of o.
done to gardens, pastures or t(
livestock when the materials arr
nsed as recommended. Users art
urged to study recommendation aae1at IN;
carefully and follow safe rules lo'
handling at all times.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Shower.Give
Mrs. Rogers

Mrs. Lawrence Rogers whose
wedding took place July D1Ul
honored "Wednesday, A
at lovely drop in -
Wilton Ito Bailey and ! !Ee -
at the Legion Hut
Baskets of watermelon red crepe
myrtle and white glads were used
throughout the hut and the table
on which the gifts were displayed
Was decorated by large basket of
white gladioli and chrysanthe-
NUNS, presided over by rninia-
ture bride doll with a picture face
of the bride gazing out.
The guests were introduced to
the receiving line which was COM
posed of the bride, Mrs. Shep Rog-
ers, aunt of the bridegroom and
Mrs. Ernest HARRISON, sister OF
the bridegroom, after which they
were served punch, open faced
sandwiches, minis and cookies by
Misses Kathy Clark, Anne Bailey
and Patty Quinn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
BOARD OF TRADE NAMES
ED WALDEN TO PRESIDENCY

c. E. (Ed) Walden, an associate
of Garrell's Warehouse here, was
elected President of the Tabor
City Tobacco Board of Trade at
the regular annual meeting of the
group here Monday night.
Walden succeeds Oscar Burch,
formerly buyer with Virginia
Tobacco company. Burch is cur
rently president of the Fields To-
bacco company and is no longer
on the local market.
Joe Coleman, auctioneer and an
associate of the New Farmers
Carolina Warehouse company, was
named vice president at the meet
ing, and Mrs. Harriet Skies, as
sistant manager of the same firm,
was reelected 4acretary-treasurer
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
PAVING
CONTRACTS
ARE LET

Bids have been let for two roads
that run through Tabor City &C
cording to information released
from Raleigh Saturday and other
Tabor City streets are scheduled
for hardsurfaced through property
owner and Powell Bill funds.
The road running past the Ne
gro school to the South Carolina
State line and the extension of
Lewis Street to the rail road run
ming to the PireWay road have
been contracted and work will
commence in a few days.
Other town streets which will
be hardsurfaced are Fourth Street
from the town hall to the Pireway
Road, the street Immediately be-
hind the Baptist church from the
Church to the Loris highway, and
the street running parallel to the
Baptist church toward the inter-
section at the home of A. P. Rog-
ers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
recruiting Officer
h Wilmington

S.-Sg: Ford G.. Youmans has
tse2 transferred from Columbus
C21A:" % me Post Office building
L Wilmington and will only serve
C0.umaus one day a week, offlcl-
Is announced.
S5> Io1mans said he would be
/. ;@e CITY Hall building in White
e eaca Wednesday from 9:OO
: y, % 100 p. VI. and would IN
FgIeW men Interested in enlist
-'s IN he Air Force and Army at
&c. Tine IT re would see them al
-'o" 30 IL the Wilmington Post
0"lce o. lae other days.
os, Eo-mans has served Co
.-a'Vs County for almost a year
recruiting officer and lived
"'.A MS family in Whiteville. he
s'~,.ea or, taat he would still
Ss'e Columbus County, but would
I@a9.n % visit the various
.'""s as nc nas in the past. The
testament makes it necess-
=: 1oT o.ao 20 move his residence
- ~ "o.d Office in Wilmington
.''"nau5 .ill not have a full
s ,~,e recruiting officer in the neal
'''"Ee Officials said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06

with their take home checks.
Warehousemen here believe that
1t will be seven to ten days vet
before any blocked sales are the
making. Most farmers have their
tobacco off the stalk now bnt
not many have had time to grade
and tie any appreciable amount
for the auction market
The same scarcity of tobacco has
mt every market in the belt and
1t has become more and more
evident that this is one of the
latest tobacco selling seasons in
recent years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Glenn Stevens
Completes Training

G.s.w5ot Stevens, son of Mr.
an lis. G. E. Stevens, Tabor
c.. Box 90. is completing his
4: oaS.C a,rCuen indocttination
course ., Lakeland Air Force
Base. ..e Gateway to the Air
Fore.
Lakeland. situated near San An
| t2@.o, 5 re worlds largest air
:3,ce 2aSe, site of Air Force basic
training. for men and women,
ea5cIa-:arS Of the Human Re
SURE Research Center, and home
{: = Officer Candidate School.
Is oaS,c training is preparing
-, 20 entrance into Air Force
:5,@....,a. raining and for assign
- :" specialized work. The
Gus includes a scientific evalu-
a." o, us aptitude and inclina-
IL :9c following a particular vo-
e. a@t career.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Schedule Meetings

Three circles of the Mount TAB
or Baptist Woman's Missionary
Union have scheduled meetings
for Thursday afternoon. All mem
hers are urged to attend.
The schedule IS: :.,
The Dula McGougan circle with
nn,s n F McGougan at her home
d. The he Charity Rogers circle at
+ha church at 400 with the Nurs-
cry open. ,.,,;o o;rc,o with
,r-. nd Walden at her home al
400.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Raleigh Visitor
Guest OF Club

Ms, -Annc :o4ov.-, Me- ougali
entertained the Tuesday After
noon Bridge club at her home
yesterday. Mrs. w. D. Martin, Jr.
of Raleigh won the high score
award and also received a guest
gift from the hostess.
Pie a-la-mode was served by
Miss McGougan to Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. J. B. Hardwick, Mrs. j. B..
Boswell, Mrs. J. M. McGougan,
Mrs. B. l.. Nesmith, Jr., Mrs. R. B..
Mallard, and Mrs. Frank Nesmith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
PACK HOUSE BURNS
SEVERAL INJURED

The Jack Gore pack house IN
the Bethel section was destroyed
nv fire and three people were in
hired last Wednesday during an
electrical storm. The injured,
though not serious, were Mrs. Jack
Core and her child, Jackie, and
roother-in-law, Mrs. Frances Gore
Five barns of tobacco were stor-
od in the house where grading was
underway when lightning struck
the building. The loss is estimated
at Sd 900 by Mr.. Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Lewis Funeral Home
Has New Chapel

ne -@W,S Funeral home has
t:"2,-,@s 81 enlargement and re-
||cs,2,a.so innovation program adj
',2,@S - Tabor Hardware COM
E. building here, Thomas F.
-z;3S. manager, announced. The
~@,a, "ome now has a spacious
',,a2@., family room. display de-
Ess"-., ead new officers. along
:" private parking area and
f'.2,e entrance.
-~e funeral home also this week
E-c"aS@1 q new 1852 Cadillac
-',-,a- Coach and Ambulance
":',2a,.oa adding to the rolling
|e21,2nc.,.
mares aid this week Eve are
s@.e2c.@g an invitation to the
s-'-,c as "ell as our burial asso-
z"72 members to visit our new
Is2e, AID cedecorated and en-
Azsc funeral home"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Pink Tea Given
At Hufbam Home

Mrs. Fletcher c. Hutchinson,
wife of the new Presbyterian pas
tor here, and Miss Martha Helen
Westmoreland, bride-eleect of this
month, shared honors Saturday
afternoon when Mrs. j. A. HUI
ham, Jr., Mrs. R. c. Harreslon, Jr.,
Mrs. w. O. Jackson, and Mrs. j. c.
Bell, Jr. entertained with a Pink
tea at the Hufham home.
Mixed summer flowers were
graciously used throughout the
home while the dining room ap-
pointments were in pink and sill
yer. A pink organda cloth covered
the dining room table which was
conferred with a arrangement OF
pink roses in a silver bowl, Off
set by burning pink tapers tied
with pink ribbon and net. Identi-
cal tapers were also used on the
buffet with an arrangement OF
greenery.
Mrs. Huffman greeted guests al
the front door and introduced
them to Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss
! WestmoreEand.
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. HARRISON
and Mrs. Bell greeted guests II
the dining room and served dam
ty sandwiches, individual cake:
and sailed nuts. Mrs. J. P. Brown
presided at the punch bowl.
Mrs. C.. H. Prout, of New York
directed guests to the den and Mrs
Roland Baldwin and Mrs. Ruey
Hewett heard the goodbyes.
About rs guests called between
the hours four to six o'clock.
The hostesses presented the hon
orees shoulder corSages and homo
gifts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
LEGION POST l0l STATES
LADIES NIGHT ON THURSDAY

Tabor City American Legion
1O1 will hold a ladies night ban
quet at the hut here Thursday
night, August 7 and all Legion
naires and other veterans are in
vited to attend.
A chicken supper will be served
by the new Home Demonstration
Club and Lee Greer, Clerk OF
Columbus County cout, will be
the principle speaker, newly
elected commander Vernon Nor
ris has announced.
"It is time for us to get our
1852 membership drive underway
and this banquet meeting will
serve as kind of kickoff meeting
for this effort" Morris said.
The new commander also issued
the following statement in regard
to the membership drive and urg-
ed veterans to let the American
Legion lapel button Symbolic
their pride in their service in It's
time of need.
els there any veteran of World
War I or IL so poor in spirit and
patronism that he is not proud
of the part he played in these
greatest of all military struggles
since History began" Morris ask
ed.
"Have not we veterans a justi-
fled pride in our serVice2 If any
man were to assert that we had
not played our part as men and
Americans, how quickly would
we resent it?
"The. American, Legion offers
the best opportunity for you,
Comrade, to testify to the world
of your loyalty in war, and your
determination to give continued
service in peace. The: lapel button
of the American Legion is a. no
tice to all that you failed not when
your country called, and that you
still subscribe to the patriotism
and Americanism for which the
Legion stands.
with the Legion button, you
quietly and effectively identify
yourself as one. of Americas vet
Grams, and as an active participant
in the work of patriotic society
which is dedicated to the preser-
walton of American principles.
"You place yourself as both a
war time and peacetime patriot
and true American. Be proud you
can join the American Legion.
Hundreds of. thousands Of young
men would rejoice indeed if their
lives could so be made over that
the Legion would be open to them.
Those who did serve but who have
not up to now come into the Leg
ion are sending. in their applica-
tons by the. thousands. They are
proud they answered the call.
They want the. world to- know it.
"The. Legion's great days are
ahead. It's principles, calling for
vigorous peace. time; SERVICE. COM
mand it to all. It's far better to- be
in the Legion. than. to explain why
you are not. The Legion invites
you to, comradeship.. Be one of the
active. Legionnaires. of your COM
munity. Join. up!" Commander
Morris urged.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
DEATH CLAIMS
AYNOR WOMAN

Mrs. Betty RADON, aged woman
of Aynor, S. G., route 2, died at
her home Monday morning after
a long period of declining health.
Funeral rites were held from the
Pleasant Union Baptist church at
q o'clock p. m. Tuesday with the
Thomas Hughes officiating. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
She is survived by one son,
Nose RADON of. Aynor, route 2; one
sister, Mrs. Mary RADON, and sew
en- grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Baptist Young People
Have Ice Cream Supper

The Young Peoples Department of
the Mount Tabor Baptist Sunday
School met at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Primer Monday
evening for a home made ice
c.eam supper. Billy Dorman is
superintendent and Mrs. Primer
and Don Hughes are teachers.
About "a attended.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06

Joe Coleman, Oliver Prince, S.
P. Smith, j. NJ. McGougan Rem
Nesmlth III, Don Hughes, Otis
Garrell and other local people
organized the motorcades and
were generally complimented by
townspeople this week for an ex-
ceptionally fine Job.
The project met with the best
cooperation that has been seen
here IN several months and was
believed to be highly successful
IN its purpose of letting farmers
know that they are welcomed in
Tabor City both by merchants
and Warehousemen
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Presbyterian Women
Hold Regular Meet

The Women of the local Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. j.
A. Huffman, Jr. at her home Mon
day evening. Mrs. Jim Belk gave
the devotional and Mrs. j. P.
Brown presented the program on
the life of John Wesly-
A sweet course was served by
the hostess at the conclusion OF
the program, to Mrs. Belk, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Roland Baldwin, Mrs
CHI. Prout, Mrs E. A. Potter Miss
Florence Porter, Mrs. c. M. Boyd,
and Mrs. R. C.. HARRISON, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
.1nman Funeral Home
IOnens New Office

The Inman Funeral nome has
onened an office on Railroad
o op.as+ here Ralph Inman, manag-
~ announced. Mrs. Mae McCum-
bee clemens, a former seeie, s,,ii1
o pee The 1nman Funeral home, VIII IL
~ oss;st MIR. and Mrs. 1nman IL
$500 ~ new office is located mex
door to Schild's.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
MOT0RCADES TRAVEL $50 MI.
ASK FARMERS TO TRADE HERE

Businessmen Of Tabor City, CO.
p,4.::.~z almost 100 percent in
- project. drove their cars
..r,.ssost three counties. a dis
<.sa o: nearly $50 miles, last
?..sSsy :. - giant motorcade invit-
~ tanners . trade in Tabor City
an . Sc, their tobacco here.
- mo;orcade. with many
b.:g@,.,y co,ored signs and loud
s2saEs. ~tch each of the two
cc,ceS>:o"S. left early on Friday
an Sys.. .&e greater part of the
Sav roaming throughout the rural
areas 0: Brunswick, Columbus and
E:,r-v counties.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
HORNY COUNTY TH
ASSOCIATION
PRESENTS BUDGET

The Horny County tuberculosis
Association last week received a
report from its budget committee,
consisting of V. M. Johnston,
chairman, w. Joe Causey, and H.
w. Tallevast.
With a balance of $3,104.07 on
hand April l, 1852, the association
had a total of $21, 6O4.O7 for ex-
penditures during the year 1852
So, obtaining $4,000 from a coun-
ty appropriation and expecting
$500 from the 1852 sale of
Christmas seals.
The budget for the year 1928
would require $15,75O, the COM
mittee stated. $3.50 would 60 to
the state and national TB pro-
grams, leaving a total of $4,324.O7
on hand April l, 1858.
Anticipated expenditures during
the year are as follows: $4,000 for
the salary of the executive; $1,000
for the salary of the tuberculosis
nurse, 5000 for the salary of the
health education secretary, $3.50
for the salary for assistant. Social
security for the personnel will
t(nke $120 and other salaries and
y ices will amount to $1,275.
! ecia supplies for clinics, etc.
vi take 5000; special travel, $50;
conferences and meetings, S225;
audio visual supplies and equip
ment, $3.50; manufactured and
printed material, $3.50; publica-
tons, 100; insurance, $40; main
tenance and purchase of office
equipment, $50; postage, express
and freight, 5000; stationery and
office supplies, $50; telephone and
telegraph, $3.50; dues and sub
scriptions, $25; school contests
$50; supplies for TB families, $3.50
and contingent fund, SIS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
Leaf Prices Good
But Volume Light

offs~.nsS Of tobacco on the Tab
NV market as it opened its
- ~, ~. The 1852 season Monday
~, the l.s,steSt for opening day
ra,,.G = only 10000 pounds
' ". S1.a. However, the price
:,,,,r MS encouraging as it hit
,so, ,:sa Of more than SIS dol
',~s u. hundred average.
Tue>Uay'S sale was perhaps the
,~s.sS. q any second day sale
:, he modern history of the mar
=. . only $4,000 pounds were
.,,i however. the price remained
,,,S ma most farmers have eX-
messed exceptional satisfaction
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
SCOUT CARDS
ARE READY

The new registration cards for
the local Boy Scouts are ready and
members are asked to pick them
up at the City Cafe, Ben Spivey,
Senior patrol commander, an
nounced.
The regular Scout meetings are
called off due to the current to-
bacco season rush, but will be re-
sumed soon, Spivey said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
MALE BIRDS

Many male birds which have
neutral colors share the brooding
task with the female, but brightly
colored males seldom brood the
eggs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06

a. ,'e'' and Hrs. Fletcher G. Hut
~ 49," ana children are spending
NJ :, week IN Montreal on account
z ms e IlneSs of her mother, Mrs.
y ". Maxwell
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06
,,sCovERY OF TASMANIA

T.cmania was first dlscovereo
when two Dutch ships under err. oa .ps
VIZ %h1a Tasman were driven onto the
coast by gales in l642.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-08-06

T, 8. Parham spent some time
chsrlotte last week on business
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-20
City Fills Public
Health Nurse Job

Announcement is made Of the
appointment of Miss M. Lucille
Callahan of $50 East 12Oth st.
to fill the vacancy in the staff
of the East Cleveland Department
of Health. Miss Callahan will serve
as school nurse for St. Philomena
and Christ the King parish schools,
taking over the assignment held
by Miss Martha Whitaker, re-
signed.
Miss Callahan is a graduate of
St. Luke's Hospital School of
Nursing and holds her Public
Health Nurse Certificate from the
graduate school of Western Re-
serve University. She is currently
the president of the st. Luke's
Hospital Nurses Alumni Associa-
tion.
The new school nurse has had
a varied nursing experience. She
has served on general duty in the
Warren, Ohio, Huron Road Hos
pital and Sunny Acres Tuberculo-
sis Sanitarium, served as a school
nurse in Brookficld, Tumbul
County and for the past eight
years has been stationed at City
of Cleveland Public Nurse Health
Center, 1852 Shaw ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-20


On his last day of duty FRIDAY,
Nov. 14), East Cleveland Patrol-
man Carl Steppke, q 3o-year vet
eran in the department, was
caught by our photographer with
a few of the youngsters and busi-
ness people Of the hundreds who
came to bdi him goodbye. There's
a full story about Carl elsewhere
in this issue.
Top photo, taken in front of
Flowerville, shows him with a
group of Superior School kids he
has guided safely across the Euclid
Superior intersection.
Bottom picture, taken in front OF
Don Fishers, shows a group OF his
friends from the business places
around the corners: Left to right,
Harold Reese, Jack Gayer and C&rl
Platt of Markad Motors; Stell
Rowland, Gilbert's Beverage Store;
Officer Steppke; Ruth Mckee, For
est Hill Pharmacy; Ken Mccarthy,
manager of Personal Finance Co.;
Eddie Lewis of Markad Motors, and
Frank Sipos of Don Fishers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-20
Friendship Club
Invites Adults To
Saturday Carnival

Remember that announcement
last week about the Shaw Friend
ship Carnival? Well, the big event
is Saturday night, November 22nd
in Shaw Cafeteria from 8 til mid
night. Here are the details:
For weeks the girls have been
busy preparing to make this a
gala evening. There will be games
and dancing for old and young.
There will be booths where one
may buy popcorn or candied
apples, etc. There will be a fish
pond. and refreshments.
Also there will be for sale those
cuddly stuffed animals which even
the bigger girls like. All the ami
mails have been made by the
girls. Some Of them are now on
display in the main corridor and
the best one will be on display at
the carnival-but for sale, too.
"This carnival is not only fo1
Shaw students and their school
friends, says Joan Hershberger
president of Shaw Friendship.
"We would like to have our par
ents and all adult friends of the
school come and enjoy the eve.
ming with us".
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-20
ECBA Election Is
Next tuesday Eve

An election of officers will high
light the business part of spe-
cial meeting called for the East
Cleveland Business Association on
Tuesday, November 25th at $3.50
p. m. in American Legion Home,
Hawley Park.
The nominating committee re-
port will be presented by George
Nelson, Sherry Schwartz, and DR..
John A. Stahl. President Bob Nc
Neeley will preside.
Entertainment is being pro-
vided by Harry Martin, Roy Welke
and Nelson Kubitz. AL Cutler, as
usual, will serve the refreshments.
All members are urged to come
and have a part in the election of
the 1858 officers who will be in
stalled sometime in January.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-11-20
Local Cage Season Opens
Wednesday As Shaw Meets
CoIIinwood In 18th Game

However, since last year wheA
Jack Stafford took over the basket
ball reigns at Collinwood, the boys
have speeded up a bit. Frequently,
though, Stafford has the boys slow
up the pace, giving the Collinwpod
fans variety of basketball entey-
tainment.
The Railroaders' varsity will
have familiar faces cavorting again
this year but. in . brand new
sdress." Coliinwood has switched
to the popular T-Shirt and boxer
type pants, q uniform that Is used
by many college and pro teams.
Like the Cards, Collinwood has
four lettermen back in Joe Trivi-
sonno, Jim Colevecchio, Dom Pan
nitto and Joe Cannavino. Dick
Grigsby, another monogram win
ner gave up basketball for this
year. OF the four letterwinners,
Pannitto and Trivisonno will be
around only until the mid-term.
AS yet, Coach Stafford hasn't
"picked his varsity" but feels his
four vets from last year will be in
the starting five against Shaw. The
fifth member will probably be Joe
Pascal, 6-ft. Sin, center, who has
shown great promise to date. Joe
came to Collinwood last year dur
ing mid-season from Euclid High.
Last year the Railroader's won
ID, lost 5 in taking runner-up hon.
ors in the East Senate as well as
the Class A District Tournament.
Two boys who will be missed by
the Five Pointers will be Rudy
Bracale and Jim Skier, mainstays
of last years varsity.
Here's how Collinwood and Shaw
has Jared during their unique
neighborhood series: