In Superior Court
Stolen
Property, Drug, Traffic
Defendants Sentenced
The following judgments were
issued last week in Hoke County
Superior Court by Judge D.M.
McLelland.
John J. Kokoruda, Rt. 1,
Lumber Bridge, possession of a
counterfeit controlled substance
with intent to sell and deliver, and
with sale and delivery, two years,
work release recommended, with
credit given for two days spent in
jail prior to the date of judgment;
two-year suspended sentence acti
vated, to run concurrent with the
new sentence, and probation re
voked. The defendant was on
probation for conspiracy to felony
breaking and entering in Johnston
County, and sentenced in Lee
County Superior Court as a com-'
mitted youthful offender June 14.
1979, the sentence suspended and
the defendant placed on probation
for five years.
Charles Wesley Bullard, Rt. 1,
Box 85-A. Red Springs, driving
under the influence, possession of a
firearm by a felon, and possession
of a controlled substance, appealed
from District Court, two years
suspended for five years, probation
for five years, S300 and costs,
limited-driving privilege granted,
and the defendant to cooperate in a
program on drug and alcohol
abuse. The driver's license was
suspended for 12 months in the
District Court judgment.
Ernest White, Rt. 2, Box 496,
Raeford, driving under the in
fluence, and driving while license
permanently revoked, 18 months,
work release recommended, and
the defendant recommended for
treatment as necessary for alco
holism, credit to be given for five
days spent in jail prior to the
judgment.
Anson Avery Maynard. 38, Rt.
2. Raeford, felonious possession of
stolen property, eight years. The
defendant has appealed to the State
Supreme Court from a death
sentence imposed in Cumberland
County Superior Court in 1981. for
first-degree murder in the shooting
of Stephen G. Henry, 20, Fayette
ville, a state witness against May
nard in other larceny cases. Last
week's sentence was for possession
of tools valued at S4.434 owned by
John L. Owens of Hoke County.
Leonard Harris. Rt. 4. Box 9.
Raeford. driving under the in
fluence. and driving -while license -
permanently revoked, six to 12
months, with 20 days credited for
time spent in jail awaiting judg
ment. The cases were heard on
appeal from a District Court
judgement.
Elizabeth C. Willis, Rt. 2. Box
143-C. Raeford. communicating
Library News
"JOAB", the summer reading
program is doing real well. There
are 107 young folks registered; of
these 58 are reading. 15 have
completed reading their 10 books,
and 34 have registered but haven't
registered any books yet.
For the K-3 reading club who
meet on Wednesday mornings
^ there are nine youngsters enjoying
^ stories, films, and crafts. There is
room for a few more if your child
wants to join.
In the reading group for grades
4-6 that meet on Fridays there are
only eight folks registered. This
group is having lots of fun and if
you want to come and make up the
20 spaces we had for you. come
along.
Remember the time for K-3
Q grades is 10 a.m. on Wednesdays,
and the time for the 4-6 group is on
Fridays at 10 a.m.
Films and film strips are shown,
stories read, and puzzles were
done. Beginning this week we will
begin making our frog "JOAB."
The 4-6 group will begin making
frog puppets.
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? July 26. ARABIA ? Isabelle
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Lou McGougan, Bern ice Smith.
Florence Kehoe, Lillian White.
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Brenda Tillman. Catherine Clark,
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? Muriel Gourley.
threats, driving under the in
fluence. driving while license re
voked. careless and reckless driv
ing. and speeding 70 in a 35 zone.
181 days. The cases were heard on
appeal from a District Court
judgment.
Earl Graham. Rt. 1 Lumber
Bridge, breaking or entering, and
larceny, three years suspended for
three years, probation for three
years. S200 and costs.
Ernestine Watkins. 1 138 Ins St..
Raeford, fraudulent misrepresen
tation to obtain food stamps and
aid to families with dependent
children, five years suspended for
three years, probation for three
years, costs and $1,362 restitution
to the Hoke County Department of
Social Services.
Barbara Cobb. Lisenby Mobile
Home Park, fraudulent misrepre
sentation to obtain food stamps
and aid to families with dependent
children, five years, suspended for
three years, probation for three
years, costs and $2,117.37 restitu
tion to the Hoke County Depart
ment of Social Services.
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