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David Nevilles, born on lead scorer in the private
New Year's eighteen school division, and his
years ago was the first average of 23 points per
baby born in 1960, and game, things are not gohe's
been coming in first ing to be easy for David
ever since. Nevilles.
The 6'6" center for the South Park is a special
South Faik Wildcats was school for students with
the first player in that learning disabilities, and
school's history to be David is classified as edunamed
to the All City/ cable mentally retarded.
~ inoi^iliwJat^"1 outsi'anrimg ^thtotel
Tiwi ihrr mil nil tin, f" ^ ~
season, they retired his larship offers, nobody
jersey," number 50, in showed much interest in
honor, of his achieve*- David. lie '<? <r'4
p "^Jiljents. to c o he?^~~mOiIgft t '-JT
I Despite his talents in Finally the word go
I basketball, his ranking of around that David was an
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Companion: A Ite
By Yvette McCullough ber of the Spirtual Choir
Staff Reporter and Effort Club at New
Like most elderly peo- Bethel Baptist Church,
pie Ira Murray has her Ira Murray (and others
bad days. Sometimes she like her) needs someone to
forgets things or mis- come and live with her
places her belongings but and to help her through
those problems aren't al- any bad times. Although
ways confined to the eld- finding someone is easier
erly. However Mrs. Mur- said than done. Ann
?ray's bad days may result ~BlfiCkffi0n~<5f the~Forsyth~
in her losing her indepen- County Social Services
dence and . being forced Department has been
into a nursing home. looking for someone to
yftftr old widow f who lives since November of last
alone in-her own home, year and has come * up
npflnifp hpr ncro oVio io o * ? 1 1 1
, *o a empty nanaea.
very active woman. She Blackmon is baffled as
attends the Creative Life to why it has been so hard
Center (a daycare pro- to find a suitable compagram
for the elderly) three nion to live with Mrs.
times a week. - At the- Murray-rent free.
center she paints and 4 4 We're looking for a
makes items from cera- woman out there who's
mics and crochets. She is having trouble paying
a member of the Camelia rent," Blackmon " said.
Community Flower Club "We prefer someone who
and she's an active mem- has their own transoortaCommunity
Profile
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Yvette McCullough f
you have to take some f
curves and turns but once IBM
you enter Castleshire
Community is located in
and can be reached
access 01 rarnsn itoaa on
at Beeson Road.
There are approximately
25 homes located in this 8 1)8 mm
development with new
homes springing up al- B
most every year. The
community can hold ap- I
proximately 90. dwellings -r-V* J
in its capacity, and the MwfeHS^BHlBMHBHni
. homes are restricted to a Nature surroi
minimum of 18 ^square enhances the
feet per unit. tennis courts, basketball
Each resident moving courts and in about 10 to
into the Castleshire Com-\ 15 years a swimming pool
munity buys his or her fbn the acres that were
own lot and then builds ! alloted to them,
his house. When the The corporation also
house is built the deve- has a communication
loper paves the streets. committee, beatification
The community is fairly committee, recreation
new with the first houses committee and a welcombeing
constructed in 1973. ing committee.
The Thomas Trolling?^ Brower said that their
Family and the James hasnt been any trouble in
Mills Family were the the neighborhood. The
first group to move into neigborhood is under the
Castleshire Woods. community watch proCasteshire
Woods is a gram and most residents
growing Community and are on the look out for
the Winston-Lake Recrea- trouble,
tic," Corporation was Although Ca9tleshire is
fArmoH in fho nrtmmnnitw 0
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to help guide the growth ? commun.ty where each
in the right direction. The home hears the stamp of .
president of the corporat- ongl"*hty of owner it
ion is R.E. Brower, the ? sUU big enough to allow
principal at Anderson each family its pnvacy and
High School. yet ^ ,e"ou?h * make
R.E. Brower said that them feel like they belong.
the developers alloted the
community eight acres for : ^ <?
their own use. The cor- : \ Y Jp .fL %
poration will help the -^=- ! V
community develop the 1 ??n - ,
acres. TTie commumty j^e ^rjt BrjtjSh monarch to
plans to build a club visit the United States
house, a Softball field, was George VI in 1939.
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Coming In
1 excellent basketball play- have a good vocational
i er who wanted a chance to program, and I think he
further his education, and could handle the work
quite a number of schools without feeling pressurseem
willing to give him ed."
that chance. David noted that he
"A number of schools would welcome' tutorial
have shown an interest in help at whatever school he
him," says South Park's goes to. ,
coach Willie Griffin. He has no definite ca"
We've heard from Shaw, reer plans as yet, but he is
' iflfcayafltgsL-Jn. -3^- auto
Jnnior TolIe.pe'' Davidson mechanics ronrsfo taught^
B5S HWWHWjprirril Cullcg?F *. "I KJW! flA
Greensboro College, Sur- starters, Hltprnntnrs r?r
ry Comtnumty College../' buerators," he noted.
went on.Td like to see becoming a mechanic."
David go to Surry Com- Of course, playing promunity
College. They fessional basketball would
rnative To Nursin
tion, who's semi retired long time, she knows her
and is basically an honest neighbors and they know
person." her and she feels comfort"A
person wouldn't able living in this surhave
to feel confined," rounding. She doesn't
Blackmon continued, want to give this up, but
"Mrs. Murray is more one day she may have no
^fortunate than?most, be- choice^ cause
she's so active." T. . , , ,
w - Living alone as she does
Mrs. Murray s qualifi- ?
_ , c ' ?-1 can present a -potential ?
cations for her future com- j . , . .f . ..
. - danger to herself as well
panion is simple. ., - , ... . ,
^ A , as others and this is what
I want someone who Ami
, , ,. worries Ann Blackmon.
acts nice, who doesn t
drink or jaelLJiqupr zand . "Even if there^S?an
^ho won't have a whole element of danger to leave
lot of men hanging them by themselves Its
around," Mrs. Murray better than putting them
said. in a nursing home."'
Ann Blackmon said that Blackmon said,
she feels that there are
women who would benefit However if a suitable
frnm \4r? urravt'o aWoi- ? *
..v... 4.a>u. muiiuj a vjici itvr?ni?tumpanion is not
but they like Mrs._Mur- found and found soon,
ray, are not willing to give Mrs. Murray may be the
up their homes and go and next person to be shuffled
live in someone elses. off to a nursing home, as
Mrs. Murray has lived they say, "For her own
in her neighborhood for a good."
tleshire Wood
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iinds the quiet community of Castleshire Woods where
beauty of the homes.
PU.S.Hair of j
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Stylings and Fittings for Men, Womei
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be nice, too. weight down for.basket- \
"I wouldn't mind play- J
76'ers," smiles David. He ~ -j * j i
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likes Julius Erving s , . . . . ,. ,
. . , TT. basketball in junior high,
playing style, he says. His
team choice is also a a^d he attributes his succompliment
for Coach cess to his diligence in
Griffin, who is a former practice. "If a kid wants to
'76er himself.
Whether basketball is be good in basketball," he
" ?fos2" advised. "He should start
prnrttrns He works otxt ,
gbum inHu hum-nroir;, sUuld ^ pract;cing.^=
he said, in a combination
of shooting,-jogging, and Being first, in David's
^.hsthipirr;. * philosophy, is not some- r"
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He stays away from thing that happens to you.
junk food as much as will It is something that you I
power allows "to keep his make happen. b
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Ira Murray, displays some of her art work that she
does at the Creative Life Center.
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