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J. w. BASNIGHT EAST LAKE
NATIVE DIES IN NORFOLK

NORFOLK-James w. Basnight
70, husband of Mrs. Nellie Sutton
Basnight, died Saturday at 12:45
am. in a Norfolk hospital.
A native of East Leke, N. c..
he lived in the Norfolk area 40
years, lately on Salem Road, Prin-
cess Anne County. He was a mem
Der of Salem Methodist Church.
He was son of Thomas and
Mrs. Martin Holmes Basnight of
Dare County.
Besides his widow surviving are
two daughters, Mrs. Vertie Bennett
and Mrs. Sarah Poff of Norfolk;
one son, Lyman Basnight of Prin-
cess Anne County; one sister, Mrs
Palace Basnight of Elizabeth City
N. c.; IL grandchildren and 29
great-grandchildren.
A funertl service was conducted
in Hollomon-B Brown Funeral Home
Monday at 8 PM, with burial in
Rosewood Memorial Pork, Bayside.
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BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
Tillett, ST., Of Wanchese a daugh-
ter Candace Ann, on July 81 in the
Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City;
weight seven pounds, Is ounces.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Nav
rommatis of Durham a daughter,
Katherine Elise, on July 20 in the
Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City;
weight eight pounds, 10 ounces.
Born I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Tillett Of Wanchese a son, Craig
Scott, on July 80 in Memorial
Clinic, Manteo; weight six pounds,
IA ounces. An
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan G.
Midget, Jr., of Lake Charles, La,
a SON, Dan G. Midget III, on
August 8 in Lake Charles; weight
seven pounds, 10 ounces. Mr.. Mid
gett is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Creedon Midget Of Manteo.
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THREE RESERVATIONS
FROM DARE FACUL. TIES

The Dare County Board of Edu-
cation has accepted three teacher
designations and have announced
no requirements for the three posi-
tions yet.
Followin reelection by the school
board, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Britt
submitted designations last week,
Mr.. Britt taught science in the
grammar grades and his wife
taught science in high school. The
Britts, who have taught in Dare
County for two years plan to take
teaching jobs nearer their home
town.
In addition, Mr.. Allison White
wife of former Manteo High School
Principal, has submitted her resig-
nation to the school board. Mrs.
White taught the fifth grade.
The School Board has announced
that several applicants are being
considered for the position but that
no appointments have been made
yet.
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THURMON STYRON, SO,
0CRACOKE RESIDENT, DIES

Thurmon Styron, SO, native ant
resident of Ocracoke, died Wednes-
day night in the U.S.P.H. Hospital
Norfolk, after a long illness. Fun
eral services will be conducted at
Ocracoke Methodist Church on Fri
day.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Sidney Mae Styron, and daughter
Betsey; a brother, David, Styron;
three sisters, Mrs. Aycock Brown
of Manteo; Mrs. William Shew-
brook of lockwood, Tenn; and
Mrs. Maggie Belle O'Neal of Wilm-
ington, Del.
Since his retirement from the u
S. Engineering Department where
he was employed aboard dredges
in the Wilmington Delaware Dis
trict, Styron had been a Hyde
County deputy sheriff on
Ocracoke Island, an isolated pre-
cinct Of the county.
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IWANCHESE NATIVE DIES
IN ELIZABETH CITY

William Bokell kelly Tillett
81, retired fisherman, was stricken
and died in Elizabeth City Tuesday
night.
A native of Wanchese, he was a
son of John and Mrs. Millissa
Mann Tillett. He was a member OF
Old Kuehucky Baptist Church and
a veteran of World War I and II.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Sudie B. Tillett of Kiyoga Park,
Calf; three sons, William Tillett
of Elizabeth City, Forrest Tillett
of Piney Point, Nd, and Joseph
Tillett of Kiyoga Park, Calf; four
daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Peabody
and Mrs. Ivy Weekley of Norfolk,
Va, Mrs. Ethelyn Ewes of Weeks
vile and Mrs. Roselyn Sheriffs of
Long Island, N. Y; two brothers,
Dan Tillett and Willard Tillett OF
Bagart, Ga; % grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren.
The body was taken to Lynch
Funeral Home, where a funeral
service will be conducted Friday at
8 pm. by the Rev. Paul Lee pastor
of St. Paul's Free Will Baptist
Church. Military honors will be ac-
corded in New Hollywood Cemetery
by Elizabeth City VFW Post 6060.
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CAPT ERNEST AREY, SO, DIES
IN BOSTON, MASS. ON MON.

Capt. Ernest Arey, 83, former
master of sailing ships died in a
Boston, Mass, hospital after a
short illness on Tuesday of this
week. He was a retired sea captain,
and first became acquainted with
the N. C. Coast when his ship was
wrecked on Bodie Island beach over
so years ago. He then became ac-
quainted with Miss Mary Louvenia
Midget, sister of the late Apollos
d. Midget, one of the friendly life
savers who helped in his rescue,
and he took her north to live. After
several years, following her death
he returned and married Miss An
ME Midget, the daughter of his
friend, and who survives him. He
also has a surviving sister, Mrs.
Edna Davis of Camden, Maine, his
hometown.
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BID SOUGHT FOR
BRIDGE APPROACHES

RALEIGH - The State High
way Department this week adver-
tised for bids on more than 12O
miles of road work in 18 counties
across the State. There are II pro-
jects in the letting. Bids will be
opened at the highway letting on
Tuesday, August %.
The only Interstate project in the
letting is for 8.12 miles of grading
and structure work in CASTOR
County, on I-S5 (Gastonia Bypass)
from a point approximately 2 miles
east of Kings Mountain, northeast
around Gastonia to US 321.
Other projects include grading
and base course work on the ap-
proaches to the Alligator River
Bridge on US Cd in Tyrrell and
Dare Counties.
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STANDINGS
ARMY WINS OVER
MANTEO ON SUNDAY

Major Curles hit a one out dou-
BILE in the last of the ninth inning
to drive Army's winning run over
Manteo lilo in baseball play last
Sunday. This was Army's third vic
tory against eight losses.
Manteo's leading hitters were G.
G. Boner and Phillip Tillett. Bon
ner had three singles and Tillett
got off two doubles and one single
in the game.
Harold LAME with four hits,
Richard Keener, and Curles with
three hits each led the Army stick
men. 1t was Curles' third win
against six losses. Mearl Meekins,
who went the distance for Manteo,
took the loss.
Army will play host to Stumpy
Point at Manteo next Sunday. The
game is scheduled for 2:30 p. m.
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STUMPY POINT LEADS
MAINS HARBOR SUNDAY

Ivey O'Neal was the big man for
Stumpy Point Sunday as he pitched
and batted Stumpy Point to a 1871
victory over Manns Harbor. En-
joying for performance at the
plate, O'Neal was even more effec-
tive on the mound, allowing only
one hit in eight innings of relief.
Bobby Davis provided the big blow
for Stumpy Point, a grandslam
homer in the third inning.
For the faltering Manns Harbor
team, it was day of no hitting.
They collected only one base hit
all day, a Texas League single by
Poochie Sawyer. The win was
Stumpy Points ninth in a row and
the defeat gave Manns Harbor a
losing streak of four games.
CIT NTnVAICC
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PARK VISITORS INCREASING

141,900 visitors entered the Cape
Hatteras National Seashore in July
1861 for an increase of 1870 over
July 1860. Total visitation since
January 1 is 326,194 for an increase
of 29.79o. This is the largest num-
Der of visitors ever recorded in the
National Seashore for a similar
period.
1854 visitors used camping ia,
cilities for an average of z days
per person. 27,2s6 people used pic
mic facilities at Coquina Beach. ~
1909 visitors used protected
swimming areas, and 28,420 swim
mers used unprotected areas
$3.50 visitors entered Cape Hat
teras Lighthouse.
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ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY

Ernest E. Meekins, III, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Meekins, Jr.,
formerly of Port Angeles, Wash
ington, celebrated his eleventh
birthday Thursday afternoon, Au-
gust 8, with a party at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. Louise
Meekins of Manteo.
The dining table held two cakes.
One was angel food iced in choco-
Late and the other was a marble
cake iced in white. These were cut
and served with ice cream ano
party candies.
Among those present were his
sisters, cousins, and friends he has
made during his visit here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mann of Kill
Devil Hills announce the engage.
ment and approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Verna Irene, to
Horace B. Hooper, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hooper of Stumpy Point
The wedding will be solemnized or
Saturday, August IL. at the Kitty
Hawk Methodist Church at
o'clock in the afternoon. No invita-
tons are being sent, but friends
and relatives are invited to attend
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DAMAGE SECOND TIME
FOR KELLOGG SHEDS

For the second time within a
year, Kellogg Supply Company's
Manteo lumber sheds have sustain
ed wind damage. Monday evenings
violent squall apparently was ac-
companied by a small twister
which lifted the metal roof from
about 100 feet, planting it upright
in the pine grove to the rear.
Last September's hurricane
wrought approximately the same
damage.
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FATHER TINE

TlNGSING, Burma, May 4
CNC) A sick" clock re-
Gently needed the ministra-
tons of a US. missionary
here in the Kachin hills of
Burma.
MY most unusual sick call
in % years." wrote Father
Lawrence Mcmahon, S.S.C.,
of Chicago.
1t seems that the clock in
the state school eight miles
distant had stopped. Would
the Jau (Father) come and
fix it? Someone, as the Bap-
fist head teacher explained,
had forgotten ito feed it
rice" the Kachin idiom for
winding a clock. When the
missionary had set things
right, including the clock,
classes could once again be-
gin and end on time.
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12-Year-OId Stops Wild Bus

raced to meet the moving bus
and jumped aboard through
the open rear door. For a few
seconds he tried the hand and
foot brakes in an attempt to
halt the vehicle. This failed
ard the bus Jumped the curb
onto the sidewalk, still NOV
ing toward the school steps.
In one last effort he pulled
hard on the steering wheel.
That did it. The wheels turned
inward and the bus stopped
rolling-only a few feet from
young Romano's schoolmates,
1t was learned later that
the bus had been parked in a
terminal. The brakes gave
way and the vehicle began TO
roll.
Sabine Romano, content in
the knowledge of a job we'll
done, entered his class, where
he received the cheers of his
classmates.
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CHILDREN AND READING
Something For ALI
From Tots To Teens
BY Nj. !. MURRAY
BY MARTHA PETRUCCI

Fairy tales are loved by
many and Jack and Lee Chris
tensen's THE FORGOTTEN
RAINBOW should find many
a fan. There is a switch as
four princesses arrive to
seek the hand Of a Prince.
Three bring great riches but
the fourth arrives empty
handed. Large type and good
illustration are TO be appre-
ciated. Early primary grades.
Morrow. 1925. would make
a nice gift.
Cas- and mystery are fea-
tured in the next two books
for boys and girls of the mid
die primary grades.
MACKENZIE FINDS THAT
life is indeed lonely when
he is washed ashore from a
doomed cruise ship. He finds
that the only other survivor
and inhabitant of the island
is a lady cat hater. There is
humor and excitement in
ISLAND MACKENZIE by Ur.
sula Moray Williams. The il
lustration by Edward Ardiz'
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PRAYERS
FOR LITTLE PEOPLE,
illustrated and arranged
by Katharine Wood, can
be used with two-year-
Odds and up. The colors are
soft and there is little text
on a page. Kennedy and Sons,
$3.50.
The everyday things that
appeal TO little pre-schoolers
are featured in IT'S REALLY
NIGEL Louis Pohl has writ
ten and illustrated this little
book that reminds us of the
special feeling in the warmth
of the sun and the niceness
of a Mothers kiss good night.
Little, S1.85.
GOOD ILLUSTRATIONS
and nice size type are featur-
ed in the golden anniversary
edition of OLD MOTHER
WEST WIND by Thornton w.
Burgess. This is still ideal
for use in home story hours
as each chapter makes a diff
ferent story Third graders
could handle il by themselves.
Little. $685..
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Selected
Featured

NEW YORK
ed readings from the works
of noted writer's will be fea-
tured on the Catholic Hour
radio programs during the
four Sundays of June. Delay.
ed one week over WLW-Radlo)
The programs are based on
the theme of Francis Thomp-
sons poem THE Hound of
Heaven" mans search for
God and salvation.
Writers from whose works
selections will be read include
st. Augustine. r, S. Eliot, Ev-
elyn Waugh, Gerard Manley
Hopkins, Oscar Wilde and Jul
lana Of Norwich.
The author, Mrs. Anne FIRE.
mantle. will be hostess and
narrator for the series, broad
cast on Sunday from 2:30 to
. pm, EDIT.
Program themes are: II
Fled Him" June a, The
Labyrinthine Ways" June
II; "Naught Contents Thee. "
June Is; and Whom Thou
Seekest,' June IS.
The Catholic Hour is pro-
duced by the National Council
Of Catholic Men in eoopera-
ton with the National Broad
casting Company.
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IRA NGE BUT TRUE
~ little Known Facts for Catholics
BY J. MURRAY Copyright 1851 NcwG News Ser


Copyright 1851. C News Serves
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zone help carry out the plot.
Morrow, S2.95.
An inherited resort hotel
is the setting for the mystery
THE SECRET OF THE MAR.
MALADE CAT. Young Gail
wonders at first if a lonely
boy named Teddy is respon-
sible for the mysterious and
destructive pranks that are
driving the visitors away. The
cat in the title helps lead the
young pair TO a logical con-
clusion. Farrar, Strauss, S2.95.
Sister Marie Christopher,
R.S.M. has written a moving
biography of NJ
WARDE AND THE FIRST
SISTERS OF MERCY, Farrar,
$1.95. Girls in the fourth and
fifth grades will have to mar.
vel at the scope of this dedi-
Gated nuns accomplishments
and the obstacles that she
worked under. The author
has succeeded in making
Frances Warde live again for
the young reader.
Teen-age girls will find
themselves wrapped up in the
problems of Sara in THE
BEST WEDDING DRESS,
Morrow, $2.95. Good example
of what happens when one
partner in an engagement
grows up before the other.
Sara's idea of a wedding dress
finally helps open her eyes.
CARS AND HuMoR ARE
both to be found by teen
boys in THE DAY OF THE
DRAG RACE by Philip Har-
kins. Oscars mental flights
of fancy provide some humor-
Gus and realistic sections.
Other backyard mechanics
will appreciate the Difficult
ties encountered by the teen
ager in the story. Morrow,
S2.95.
Older boys will agree that
DARING YOUNG MEN IN
THE FLYING MACHINES is
an apt name for those early
pioneers of flight. Helen Or
lob has set forth the stories
Of nine, almost unbelievable,
flights overwater that were
outstanding in aviation his
tory. The lack of knowledge
and equipment makes their
successes more than spectacu-
lar. Nelson and Sons. 1928.
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TN Highlights
SUNDAY

$50 am. Chan. 10-Chris-
topher program Social
Work Needs Your Attention"
is the title Of today's presen-
tation.
$50 am. Chan. 4 - Final
program in Theatre: Past
and Present" series features
scenes from THE Temptation
of Eve" and The Righteous
Are Bold"
10 am, Chan. 4 - FIR. Sam
Durbin, w son High
School faculty member, will
be the celebrant of the Mass
televised from the studio Of
WLW-C. Watterson students
will assist at the Mass.
1915 am, Chan. 8 Sa-
cred Heart program BE
Vigilant' is the sixth and fl
nal topic in the current Sc
ries. 1.-THE Armor Of God"
Speaker will be FIR. Francis
]. Parrish, ST., Professor of
Religion, Loyola University,
Los Angeles.
1890 am, Chan. 10-Four
part series, The Coventry
Mystery Cycle, dance-dramatl-
zation portraying story Of
Christianity from Creation to
the Last Judgment.
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DIVERSE FORMA

NEW YORK-(NC) The
Christian in Action radio pro-
gram will continue its maya
zine-of-the-air formal during
June.
This will include reporting
OF Catholic news of the week,
a guest editorial, a feature Of
the week and a question-box.
The program is broadcast on
Sundays from 1870 TO 1855
am. EDIT. 1t is produced by
the National Council of Cath
olic Men in cooperation with
the American Broadcastlng
Company.
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MONDAY. JuNE S

MONpATS JUNE ,
9 am Chan. / lJuus DR.. kl.
Dare = MGM, 1881 al.
$3.50 am, Chan. lU Let's Make
a Million Paramount, l5oo-
5 pm. Chan. 4 - Times Square
Lady - MIA.
1l:lo pm, Cnan. 10 Out of this
world Paramount, lS44- AII.
1l:ZU pm, Cnan. b OFF Inc
RECORD Warmers, 1888 - All.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3
9 am, Cnan. 4 Don't lurn elm
Loose - KhO, 1856 All.
$50 ain, Chan. III - sos. Coast
Guard republic, 1874 Al.
S pm, Chan. a Inc Chaser
MON, 1857 - All.
lilo pm, Chan. ~ Magnificent
rraua paramount, ls1o-AII.
ll:zu pm, Chan. d successful
Calamity MIA.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE J
9 am, Cndn. A FREELY, Part /
-MGM, 1856 - Al.
$50 am, Cnan. 10 - It's a Great
Life Paramount, 1886 Al.
s pm, Chan. 4 = East and Loose
MGM, 1853 - Ali.
1l:lo pm, Chan. 10 Hazard
Paramount, ls47 B. UoJec-
ton: suggestive sequences
1l:2U pm, Chan. 3 The Great
OaMalley warmers, 1900 Al.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
9 am. Cnan. 4 - tuelly, Part 2
MGM, 1886 - AL.
$3.50 am, chan. 10 Fast and
Loose MGM, 1888 All.
S PM, Chan. 4 - rast anu Loose
MGM, 1888 - All,
l1:lo pm, Chan. l0-Men with
Wings = Paramount, 1855 - Al.
1l:2u pm, Chan. 8 - Five Star
t4nal - MIRA.
FRIDAY, JUNE
9 am, Cnan. 4 Congo Masie
MGM. 1889 - All.
$50 am, Chan. ~ Lady from
Kentucky - NRA.
5 pm Cnan. 4 - Golden Fleeing
NOM, 1889 - Al.
l1:l5 pm, Cnan. III The quiet
Man Republic, 1851 All.
1l:2O pm, Chan. 8 Green Pas
lures - Warmers, 1886 Al.
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Job interviewer: "And how
long did YOU work at your last
job"
Applicant: Forty five
years"
interviewer: But you're
only IS years old, Ii says so
on your application. How can
YOU have spent As years work
ing at your last job?
applicant: overtime 49,
Catholic Digest-May.
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portray the story of Christ
ianity from the Creation to
the Last judgement. The pro-
grams arc produced by the
Columbia Bfoadcastlng Sys-
tenn public affairs section in
cooperation with the National
Council of Catholic Men.
They will be performed by
he Marquette University
Players under the direction
of Father John Walsh, Sd.
Program dates and themes
follow: June 4 God and
the Angels (the Fall of Satan,
Creation, Cain and Abel;
June II the Search for a
Redeemer, the Annunciation,
King Herod's Court. the Ma
tiyity, June 10 the Mar
riage Feast at Cana, the
Temptation of Christ, Mary
Magdalene, Palm Sunday,
June % The Agony in the
Garden, the Passion, the
Resurrection, the Ascension,
the Last Judgement.
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Films q Radio
1 DH>a 3 N NV S>h
Inter-Faith Film Listing

MAIN, STATE = All Hands
on Deck.
RUSSELL - Jungle Cat, Is
Fighting Men, The Hound
that Thought He Was a Rae.
coon.
TEENS
UNIV R BEECH
WOLD, EASTERN, LIVING
STON - Cimarron.
KINGMAN AUTO - Friday
and early show Saturday -
Goliath and the Dragon, Ten
Who Dare.
LINCOLN - Cimarron,
luke Box Rhythm.
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LOOK UP AND LIVE
Medieval Play
On TV Sunday

NEW YORK, MC)-A com
plete medieval mystery play
will be televised on the Look
Up and Live program during
the four Sundays of June from
1890 to ii am EDIT.
The decentralization Of the
Coventry mystery cycle will
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Daily film listings by
the lnfer-Faith Film Com.
mittee can be found in fhe
Columbus Cir izen-Jour.
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
A = Cinerama Holt
day.
PALACE - Pope.
AIRPORT, CCC AUTO =
The Alamo, The Boy Who
Stole a Million.
LIVINGSTON Saturday
matinee only Masters of
the Congo Jungle, Cartoon
Carnival.
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Legion of Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

MOTION PICTURE cLAssiFIcA.
TON az NATIONAL LEGION or
DEcENcY: Al Morally Unubiec.
tionapIe for Ali; All Morally I'm.
Objectionable for Adults; b Moral.
ly Objectionable in Part for All;
c Condemned. MIRA No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, JUNE
9 am, Chan. 4 Desire Me,
Part Q - MGM. 1916 - All.
$50 am, Chan. 10 international
Counterfeiters Republic, 1887
Al.
5 pm, Chan. 4 Garden MUIR
der Case MGM, 1886 All.
ILLS pm, Chan. 10 - Road TO
Utopia Paramount, 1945-B.
objection: Suggestive song and
11:20 pm, Chan. 6 Strong
Medicine - NRA.
1920 am, Chan. 6 - Marry the
Girl - Warmers, 1886 Al.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-02

NEW YORK-NC)-lt was
8:15 am. and Sabine Romano
was emerging from Our Lady
Of Pompeii church where he
had just served Mass.
His classmates at Our
Lady of Pompein parochial
school next door we're scam
pering about before the start
of classes, and young Romano
was about to join them when
he noticed a driverless bus
bearing down on them.
The 12-year-old student