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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10

ing has been quite Ill for the past
u months She Is now greatly i'm
proved and able to do some Of her
Homework We trust she will soon
be entirely recovered.
Senator and Mrs. Frank Lee
Wilkinson, Of Kansas City, Mo, and
Mrs Jesse M. Clark, Of Richmond,
are the expected guests Of their
cousin, Mrs. Annie P. Johnson, at
"Ufton Terrace" October 81.
c. E. Mosely, who Is III, was
admitted to the hospital recently
We wish him a speedy recovery
Rev. Carlton Milstead will preach
at Buckingham Baptist Church,
Sunday at III am.
DR.. and Mrs. William B. Clark
Jr., Of Kansas City, Mo-, will move
to Atlanta, Ga. in the near future
He Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs W.
B. Clark, Of Gold Hill
Mrs Robert r. Atkinson, Of
Richmond. is greatly improved
from a severe spell recently. We
trust she will soon be we'll
Virgil White, of Kents Store,
visited his cousin. Roscoe Loving
at Palmyra Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Johnson visited Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Jones, of Jones'
town, Monday.
Senator and Mrs. r. L. Wilkin-
son, Of Kansas City, Mo, Will be
supper guests in the home Of their
cousin. Mrs e. j. Harrison, in
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Sunny Side HiehIishts
Henchys Depart For Florida Home
With The Approach OF Cold Weather

DR.. and Mrs. T. J Henchy have
returned to their home in West
Palm Beach Fla. after spending
some time at their farm home here.
They entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ A. French and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. v French and family at steak
dinner Sunday evening.
California Visitors
Commander S. w Mitchell. OF
San Diego. Calf. visited the French
family Sunday afternoon. He came
TO the funeral services for his
father, r. S Mitchell. who was
buried from his home at Cardwell
Monday Mrs NJ. A. French, w. v.
French and Mrs. Richard Blanton
attended
DIR. Thompson Speaks
Mrs. Sallie Ingle. Mrs. Herbert
Goodman and Herbert Hindle Good
man attended the Church School
Workers Class held at Powhatan
this week. DR. Ernest Trice Thomp-
son of the Union theological Semi
nary. taught the Book of Acts and
made a won derful presenta-
ton. Glasses which were wonder
fully helpful were also taught BY
Rev. White and Miss Ethel Smithers
associated with the Board of Edu-
cation Of the Methodist Church.
Off to Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowan
motored to Rlc h m n Saturday
with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Hudeins. Mrs. Hudgins took a plane
to Fort Smith. Ariz.. where her hus-
band, Pvt Thomas Hudgins. is
stationed. Mrs Hudgins plans to re-
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Guinea.

Mr. and Mrs George Perkins. Of
Petersburg. were week end guests
Of the David Hazlegroves.
Porter Davis. Of Richmond. was
Saturday guest at "Hors du
Monde Mrs. Lottie Brown. who
had been visiting her brother.
Frank Ransom, accompanied Mr..
Davis home.
Mrs. Warren walker, Mrs.
Charles Womack, Jr- Mr. and
Mrs. Leigh r. Womack and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert E. Garrett at
tended services at Maysville Pres
byterian Church in Buckingham
Sunday
The Conduit Mathews family
visited Frank Ransom recently in a
Richmond hospital.
The annual sanderson Reunion
was held Sunday at the George
Sanderson home, with large at
tendance. and ali abundance Of
food
Mrs William Z Peterson and
daughter. Deirdre Ann. Of Holly
wood Md, arrived Monday for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. j. P.
Stratton
The Rev Trueman Tremble was
a visitor in the neighborhood, Sat
urday. He was accompanied by
his son
The Rev. p c Adams filled his
regular appointment at Guinea
Church Sunday The services were
concluded with the administration
Of the Lord 5 Supper. Mr.. and Mrs
D. NJ Beasley, Of Cumberland. at
tended services.
Mrs Robert Mitchell. Of Stony
Creek. came Saturday to spend
some time with her brother. Ed
Ferguson. Among the recent
visitors in the home were Mrs
Lether Honeycutt and Robert Nit
chell of Stony Creek. H C. Fer
guson, F. D. Ferguson, Clarence
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wonack. Jr,, Joe Hazlegrove, Mr..
and Mrs j. P. Stratton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright. Also. Mrs. Ferguson
sister and brother-in-laW from
Richmond.
Clarence Ferguson. of Raleigh,
N. c.. was home for the week end.
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Trents Mill

Mr.. and Mrs Morris Keller on
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. H. B WIKI
nson and daughter. Miss Gay Gil
liam. and Mr.. and Mrs. M. S.
Jones and son with buffet sup
per on their lawn recently.
Mrs. Lydia Wacaster is in John
ston-Willls Hospital Richmond.
where she has had an operation.
A car load Of relatives visited her
Sunday. They reported she was
improving. Mrs Wacaster is the
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Ritter. Mrs. Milsted and Miss Re
becca Clark Mrs Aubrey Yancey
accompanied on the organ.
Mrs. Marguerite Whiting. Of
Canisteo, N. Y. and Mrs Marie
Vaughan are spending this week
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Thornton Putney. They arrived in
time to help their parents celebrate
their 49th wedding anniversary Oc-
tober g.
Gold Hill Visitor
Mrs. Louise Johnson. who has
been spending a while with rela-
tives in Richmond. spent the week
end with her sister. Mrs Edith M
Clarke. Of Gold Hill.
Callers at the Phillips home Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Put
ney. Mrs. Marguerite Whiting and
Mrs. Marie Vaughan.
Mr. and Mrs Grey Nelson and
Mrs. Beverly Thomas. Of Rich
mond. spent Sunday with Mrs. f,
b. Gilbert.
At Johnston Willis
Mrs. Thomas Raikes. sister OF
Mrs. John r. Gormous. was taken
to Johnston Willis Hospital the first
Of the week Mrs Raikcs has been
sick for some time
Sunday afternoon guests IN the j
Lyon Clark home were Mr. and
Mrs A. B Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Cave and three children. Mrs
Clark is caring for her sons Oldest
c hi Id. Micky. while Mrs Alex
Clark. Of Richmond is recovering
from a sprined ankle
Progresses Nicely
We are glad to know that Mrs
EVE Blankingship is doing nicely
after a major operation. She Is
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A trio was rendered by Mrs
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New conton Items
New Conton Items
Stewardship
Taught For Mable
Crabtree Churches

Rev David Milsted. pastor OF Ar
Won and Buckingham Baptis
Churches. taught Gods Wealth
and Ours" to the Mable Crabtree
group Of churches at the Arvon
Baptist Church September 80
-Four of the six churches were
represented. The book was well
taught and we hope we will be bet
ter stewards than we have. ever
been.
Trio Renders Songs
A trio was rendered by Mrs.
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Richmond Sunday October -.
while attending convention Of Sons
Of the Revolution. for five days in
Richmond
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turn Thursday and Pvt. Hudgins
will leave for Korea Friday.
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GIendole News
Missouri Senator
To Be Guest Here

Mrs. Annie P. Johnson visited
her cousin, Mrs. Wheeler w. Low
ing, Sunday at Palmyra. Mrs. Low
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1000
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
VIRGINIA Dare's Advent Into World
Took Place 81 Years Ago
On Roanoke Island

The birthday of Virginia Dare.
first child of English parents born
in America, (Aug. IS, 1887 was
celebrated Monday night during
intermission of The Lost Colony in
Waterside Theatre, Fort Raleigh
Roanoke Island, where the birth
occurred 81 years ago.
Paul Green of Chapel Hill, au-
thor of The Lost Colony and the
only living man with five outdoor
dramas from his pen running ST.
multaneusly, was a special guest
at the program entitled "The
Human Side of History" written
by R. E. Jordan and directed by
Clifton Britton.
Presented in person and in cos
tune, the male and female leads
of the five dramas, were guest
stars in the intermission produc-
ton.
They We're: Oliver Link, Lois
Garren as John Borden and Flea.
nor Dare, of The Lost Colony
James Moffat and June Moffat as
John Roife and Pocahontas of the
Founders; David Weston Jr. and
Gloria Stafford as Thomas Jeffer-
son and Patty jefferson of The
Common Glory; Burnet HobgooG
and Jane Hobgood as John Free
man and Elsie Sims of Wilderness
Road and Robert Stanton and Ruth
Masury as Robert E. Lee and Mary
Lee of The Confederacy.
Under special lighting by Harry
Thomas, the author and leads oil
his Manteo, Williamsburg, Virgin.
la Beach and Berea, KY, dramas
were presented by Earl Rankin as
See BIRTHDAY, Page Six
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
'zEBULON VANCE SAUNDERS
DIES SUNDAY, MACS HEAD

Aug. 1S.-Zebulon Vance Saun-
ders, So, husband of the late Mrs,
Viola Davis Saunders and SON OF
the late William C. and Mrs. Re-
becca Elizabeth Saunders, native
of Spies, and a resident of Mays
Head for the past three years,
died at his home at Mays Head
Sunday at $3.50 am.
He was a member of the
Methodist Church.
= Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Al. F. McAlpine, Jr., of Vir-
GINA Beach; one son, Zebulon v.
Saunders, Jr., of New Jersey; one
sister, Mrs. Lydia Moore of Rob
binson; one brother, Joseph Saun-
ders Of Disco: and six grandchil-
|tisssn.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Ewell and Williamson Fun
eral Home Tuesday at II am. by
the Rev. w. w. Williford, chap
lain Of the Virginia Transit Co.
Burial was in Browns Chapel
Cemetery, Robbins.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
ISLANDS OLDEST
CHURCH HAS I50+h
ANNV. AUGUST 81
Roanoke Island Baptist Conereea-
fion to Hold Homecoming
Sunday Week

The oldest church congregation
in Dare County will hold it's 15Oth
Anniversary with Homecoming
celebration at the church Sunday,
August 81. The Roanoke Island
Baptist Church, of which Rev.
Frank Dinwiddie is pastor will
hold an all-day affair. A general
invitation to all the public is is
sued.
At the morning service, the SER
mon will be by Rev. Gilbert Mister
of Weeksville, who grew up in
the church as boy, and was long
one of its leaders. This service is
at II am. Dinner on the grounds
will follow at noon.
An afternoon service will be held
at 2 o'clock with special music and
hymn singing. At this time greet
ings will be extended by former
pastors, among them are Rev. D.
A. Tedder who was its pastor some
so years ago,
Two other baptist churches have
sprung from this church, those of
Manteo and Mays Head, and they
will be recognized at this home
coming service.
A church has been maintained
on this spot for about $50 years,
and the present building, replacing
one destroyed by Federal soldiers
in the Civil War, was built about
1885.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
SEPTEMBER 3 IS HISTORIC BIRTHDAY
OPENING DAY FOR |NOTED MONDAY BY
DARE co. SCHOOLSlLOST COLONY Cast

All schools of Dare County will
begin the 1958-1959 session at 8:45
am. on Tuesday, September 8
Mrs. d. E. Evans, County Super
intendent, wishes to call the fol
lowing matters to the attention OF
all parents and students.
Length of School Day: The reg
ular school day will begin at 8:45
am, and will end at 3:15 pm.
During the first week schools will
close at 1900 Noon, but the teach
ers will remain on duty until 3:15
to consult with parents and stu
dents.
Enrolment of New Students
No student may be enrolled in a
school in Dare County who has
not been assigned to that particu-
lar school by the County Board of
Education. The Superintendent
urges all parents whose children
have not already been assigned, to
make application for assignment
Immediately. This application must
be made in the Superintendent
Office. This would include any stu
dent who was not enrolled in a
Dare County School at the end OF
the 1957-1958 school year.
Requirements for First Grade
Enrolment: It is necessary for a
child to become six years of age
on or before October 1, in order
to enter school during the 1858
1859 session. The Attorney General
has ruled that any child born on
October 16 would become six on
October Is, and would, therefore
be eligible for admission to the
first grade. All children entering
the first grade must have beer
vaccinated for smallpox and i'm.
munized against typhoid, whoopine
cough and diptheria. All first
graders must present birth cert.
See SCHOOLS, Page Six
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
METHODIST HOMECOMING
AT EAST LAKE SEPT. Is

On Sunday, September 28th, the
Methodist congregation at East
Lake will celebrate its 73rd birth
day with the usual annual home
coming and it is an event that is
looked forward to, as many former
residents, return to meet old
friends and to view old scenes.
Rev. Geo. M. Kelley is pastor
Of the church and John A. Twiddy
is the Sunday school superinten-
dent. Mr.. Twiddy is planning to
send out notices soon. The usual
custom 10 a dinner on the grounds,
following the morning service be-
ginning at II o'clock, and often an
outstanding preacher is guest
speaker at this service.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
LAST DAY TO REGISTER
FOR BEACH WATERWORKS

Saturday, August % is the last
day to register in order to vote in
the election on September 6 for
establishment of a water system
for the Dare Beaches. Registration
is reported as comparatively light.
The proposal is to issue bonds in
the sum of $1,180,00O to provide
a safe water supply for the con-
gested beach area, which includes
an area some IL miles long.
The construction of such a prof.
ect is expected to liven up BUSH
ness turning loose much money To-
cally, assure safe supply of wa
ter, contribute to better fire pro-
lection and lower insurance rates.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
GEORGE HALE DUDLEY
TO FORSAKE SERVICE
STATION FOR SCHOOL

After about 81 years in the fill
ing station business, George Hale
Dudley is giving up his profit
able Midway No. 2 in Manteo to
take a job at the new high school,
where he will be supervisor of
physical properties, directing en-
gineer of the atmospheric, hydro
static, and electric adjuncts of the
building.
He is willing to pass up the
long hours at the filling station,
take one with less hours a day, and
less hours a week, for at his ex-
treme age Of AZ the hard life of a
man who gives good service as a
filling station operator is begin
ming to tell on him. He is thank
ing one and all for the business
they have given him.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
MRS. MELISSA GRAY

BUXTON-Mrs. Melissa Farrow
Gray, Sc, died Wednesday at $50
am. following an illness of eight
months.
She was native and lifelong
resident of Buxton and widow of
the late William H. Gray and
daughter of the late John and Sa-
rah Murphy Farrow. She was a
member of the Buxton Methodist
Chuch.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Dewey J. Parr of Bux-
ton and Mrs. Sarah Williams of
Portsmouth, Va; two sons. Capt,
William Alfred and Kendrick Gray,
both of Buxton and several grand
children.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
AUDITORS REPORT
SHOWS $85, 320.43
TAXES STILL OUT
Dare County viii Have TO Revise
It's Methods To Get Out
of Hole

Six people are employed full
time in connection with the office
of tax collections in Dare County,
and a large sum spent for travel,
yet the latest audit report turned
in to the county this month shows
$S5, 320.43 in unsolicited taxes dur
ing the period 1949-56. Less than
a thousand dollars is gained over
the report for a year preceding.
The report, which is the annual
audit that should have been made
a year ago, purports to cover the
year ending June 80, 1857. 1t takes
no note of the sum of taxes owing
prior to the year 1949, of which
there seems to be a good sized
sum that has been overlooked for
a long time.
The audit was submitted to the
Commissioners at their meeting
last week. 1t shows that while
Dare County started off on July
1, 1866 with a balance of $780,
407.11. July 1, 1857, it had spent
the money on courthouse and Jail
and other things, until year
later, (the close of the last period
under audit) it had only $16,429.02.
The report also shows that on
June 30th, a year ago, there had
been a total of $64,516.57 spent
on the courthouse, and more to be
paid out, while taxes are still be-
ing levied for the job.
The Board of Commissioners
have fixed the tax rate on Roa-
noke Island, and generally through
the county at 80 for the current
year. In addition on Roanoke Is
land, there is a OF fire tax, and
all of Manteo school district rs
cent special tax for schools, max
ing the rate SLIP. In the Kitty
Hawk district, special tax of .15
has been levied for school bonds.
Only three members of the
County Board attended the meet
ing last week. Commissioner New
comb Midget of Waves is critical
ly ill in a Norfolk hospital, and
Commissioner E. P. White of Bux-
ton is recovering from a recent
illness.
In regard to the deficit in the
county general fund, it was sug-
gested it be transferred by de-
grees to the Health Fund until it
is wiped out over period of
years. The deficit was listed as
$32, 905.22.
1t is beginning to look as if a
new administration is going to
have to bear down on those who
See REPORT, Page Six
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
DEATH STRIKES
THRICE IN TWO
DAYS IN DARE
Drownings at Mays Head Claim
Brothers on Monday; Young
Girl on tuesday

Grim death struck twice this
week in waters at Mays Head
claiming two brothers on Monday
and a ten year old girl on Tuesday
Monday afternoon, w. K. Peter
man, ST., 81, went into the suri
to aid his daughter, Mary Ann, II
who was having trouble with the
rough sea. He got her on rubber
raft, and then he and his brother
Victor, AZ of Portsmouth, Va, who
had swum out to help him, drown
ed together.
Wanda Elaine Douglas, TO-. wht
had come to Mays Head for g
weeks outing with a Salvation
Army group, drowned on the in
land waters when sharp winds car
ried raft on which the girl wa:
playing into deep water. The CIR
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry ]. Douglas of Elizabeth
City.
Dare County officials credited
25-year-old Carolyn Scaff of Eliz'
abeth City with preventing "a
wholesale tragedy"
Witnesses said the eight girl.
on a Salvation Army camping
trip, were floating on an inflated
raft under Miss Scaff's super
vision.
Suddenly heavy winds started
the raft toward deep water. All o.
the girls became panicky and al
of them fell into water five OF
six feet deep.
Miss Scaff went to their rescue
She managed to get seven of thu
children back aboard the raft. Blu
she couldn't "calm down" thu
Douglas girl and lost her.
Jethro Midget and Charlie
johnson of Mays Head, recovered
the Douglas girls body with 8
fish net four hours after the acci
dent. A Coast Guard rescue team
assisted.
The girls were camping for the
week under the supervision o.
Capt. Robert Butler, commander
of the Elizabeth City Salvation
Army post, and Miss Scaff.
Wanda was born in Washing
ton, N. C. but had resided in Eliz
abeth City for five years. Sht
was a member of the Salvation
Army and Girl Scouts.
The body of Victor Petermai
was taken to the Brennan Fun
eral Home, Portsmouth, Va.
The body of his brother wa:
taken to the Twiford Funera
Home, Manteo, from where it wa!
sent to Parkersburg.
Victor Peterman is survived b!
son, Sgt. William Peterman, o.
the United States Air Force. HI
is overseas. Attempts were being
made to locate him.
His brother is survived by hi
See DEATH, Page Six
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-22
DIR. JAMES SPRUNT OF
STANTON TO PREACH

DR.. James Sprunt, pastor of
Bethel Presbyterian Church, Route
1, Staunton, Va, will be guest
minister at The Lost Colony wor-
ship services in Waterside Theatre
Sunday morning August "a.
DR.. Sprunt has just returned
from the Far East where he visit
ed missions of the Presbyterian
Church. He has also extensively
travelled in the Near East, Africa
and Europe in connection with
mission field work.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
CLridon

A six and half pound daugh-
ter Deborah Sue was born on
November 2 to Mr.. and MIS-.
James Molzon (Susan Morgret)
at Lake County Memorial Hos
pital. Mother and baby returned
home Saturday.
Katherine Arndt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Arndt,
and Mr.. Wilson Gymn were
married Nov. lst. Mr.. Gy m n
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Gymn, of Rome, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Valentine,
Mrs. Emory Ensign, Richard
Ensign and family of Mentor
Headlands were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Ensign Sun :
day.
There were sixteen members
of Golden Rule Fellowship at
the supper in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Pollock Sat
urday night.
Rev. Alden Matthews was
the speaker Wednesday night al
church. He is a missionary from
Japan and showed colore q
slides.
Barbara Hanke, daughter of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hanke, Tay-
lor Wells Rd., is now in her
sophomore year at B o w ling
Green State University. Their
son Paul, who was graduated
from the College of w o o S ter
(Ohio) last spring, is now in his
first year of law school at the
University of Michigan.
julius Salecker, Stillwell Rd.,
has been confined to Euclid
Chenille Hospital for five
weeks with a kidney ailment.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

es G. Hoag, RA 155933569, Btry
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696, New York, N. Y.
CLARIDON - Donald o. Gro
we, son Of Reverend and Mrs.
Osborne Grove graduated from
the Officer Candidate School of
the Navy on October 81 at New
port, Rhode Island. After a few
days spent at home he reports
at the Navy Base at San Deigo,
Calf, on November IT. He will
report for duty aboard the US.
S. Hooper, a Destroyer Escort,
attached to the 7th Fleet.
!, Mr.. Grove, a graduate Of Kent
State University taught for q
year at Burton before enrolling
at Officer Candidate School.
WESTERN PACIFIC - Steve A.
Harosa, seaman apprentice, USN
of Route l, Huntsburg, Ohio, is
serving aboard the heavy cruiser
USS Los Angeles, operating wi
tn the US. Seventh Fleet in the
Western Pacific.
r. n
FORT BENNING, GA. - Army
Pvt. Thomas j. Gibson, son O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard A. Gibson
Newbury, Ohio, recently compl
eted eight weeks of basic. com
bat training at Fort Benning, Ga
Gibson, 18, is a 158 GRADUATE
l Of Newbury High School,