Welcome to my parlor ...
Said the spider to the moth. This garden spider is casually enjoying the
nutrients of a moth. The poor moth had the misfortune of flying into
the web of the spider as he lay in wait in a tree. Garden spiders, like
most spiders have only a slightly poisonous bite, the enzymes in the
spider's saliva dissolves the insides of the moth, and the spider can
later dine.
Parnell's 'pork barrel' aids Hoke, Robeson counties
Senator David Parnell
(D-Robcson) working with discre
tionery funds was able to bring
$100,000 worth of investment into
Robeson and Hoke counties.
A total of $22,500 was ap
propriated to the Robeson County
Emergency Services to provide
funds for equipment and training
of the fire departments and rescue
squads of Robeson County, thanks
to Parnell's efforts.
Parnell was also able to acquire
$20,000 for the Carolina Civic
Center Foundation, Inc. of
Lumberton to assist in the ren
novation of the Carolina Theater.
The Raeford-Hoke County
Chamber of Commerce received
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$13,000 for the rennovation of the
A&R Depot, a historic attraction
in Raeford. The Rowland
Historical Society, Inc. received
$10,000 for the rennovation of the
ACL Railroad Depot in downtown
Rowland, another major historic
attraction in the area.
Parnell allocated $6,500 to the
Lumbee Regional Development
Association for the "Thrifty Food
Pantry," a hunger program for
needy families in the area.
In addition, Parnell allocated
$4,000 to the Hoke County
Recreation Department to fund a
variety of recreational programs.
He allocated $4,000 to the South
Robeson Rescue Unit in Fairmont
to complete the building housing
ambulances and equipment. He
allocated $4,000 to the Red Springs
Fire Department to complete the
building designed to house the fire
trucks and equipment.
Parnell also was able to acquire
$4,000 for the Smith's Volunteer
Fire Department to assist in
building a fire station to house the
fire trucks and eqipment.
Parkton Rescue Squad also
received $4,000 to complete their
building housing their ambulances
and equipment.
Parnell was also able to find
$4,000 for the Flora Macdonald
Highland Games Ltd. in Red
Springs to allow the group to pur
chase equipment and promote the
Highland Games.
South Robeson Public Library
in Fairmont also received $4,000 to
make improvements in the existing
library building.
"1 have always felt that the most
rewarding thing about legislative
service is to assure that your con
stituents are having their needs met
and that they are getting returns on
their state tax dollar.
"Realistically our area has
tremendous potential as a tourist
attraction, and I think that we
need to do all that we can to assure
that we are ready to meet those
demands as well as the demands
for health and safety," Parnell
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Table change robbery
draws 3-year sentence
A Raleigh man, Steven
Lawrence Barryman, was sentenc
ed to serve three years in prison
after being convicted in Hoke
County District Court of breaking
into a pool table and taking the
money.
Barryman, 25, of 220 Cox
Avenue, was arrested on warrants
dated June 26 charging him with
breaking into a coin operated
machine and larceny, according to
court records.
Barryman was convicted of
breaking into a table belonging to
John Wesley McLean, according
to warrants.
For the break-in charge, Barry
man was sentenced to one year in
prison and, after being found guil
ty of larceny, the man was sentenc
ed to another two years to begin
when his other time is up, records
say.
Barryman was convicted of tak
ing $108.75 out of the machine,
warrants show.
In other court action, a Dundar
rach man, Harold McFadyen, was
sentenced to the Hoke County Jail
for six months after being con
victed of two counts of being
drunk in public, records say.
Doyle Anthony Jackson, 19,
was sentenced to 30 days in jail
after being convicted of being
drunk and disruptive in public, say
records.
The Raeford man was blocking
traffic in front of Hoke High
School on April 6 when he was ar
rested, according to records.
A Raeford resident, David
Roper, 27, has appealled a
sentence given to him when he was
convicted of assaulting a woman.
Roper was sentenced to 90 days
suspended for three years on un
supervised probation and ordered
to pay $66 in restitution.
Roper apparently beat Donna
Jones in the face with his fists,
warrants for his arrest show.
An appeal bond was set for
Roper at $300, records say.
A 16-year-old Raeford youth
was convicted of possession of
stolen goods last week and sentenc
ed to three years of unsupervised
probation and ordered by District
Court Judge Warren Pate to stay
in school until graduation or until
he finds full-time employment,
records say.
Thomas Lee Griffin, who was
served with warrants on July 23,
was convicted of being in the
possession of a stolen bicycle
belonging to Chris Clark.
The bike was valued at about
$50, warrants show.
Griffin, who lives in the Raeford
Hotel Apartments, was also
ordered to spend 40 hours in the
service of the community, records
say.
Gene Autry Rogers, a 47-year
old Red Springs man, was fined
$200 and placed on unsupervised
probation for five years after being
convicted of selling beer without a
license to a person under 19 years
old.
The man was also convicted of
delaying the duty of an officer
because he left the scene of the
crime after being told not to leave
by a Alcohol Law Enforcement
(ALE) officer.
Jimmy Jacobs, also of Red
Springs, was given a 30 day
suspended sentence and fined $20
after being convicted of being
drunk in public and making threats
to persons on State Road 1152,
records show.
Cyrus Peterkin Jr., of Raeford,
was sentenced to no less than nine
months and no more than 12
months suspended for five years
on unsupervised probation after
being convicted of the July 7
assault of Dorothy Day.
Peterkin, 30, beat the woman in
the head causing her to be sent to
the hospital, records say.
The man was also fined $100
and ordered to pay $100 in restitu
tion, according to records.
Westley Dally Christian, an
Asheboro youth, was convicted of
driving while impaired (DWI) on
July 7 while he had a provisional
license, records say.
The 17-year-old Christian was
sentenced to 60 days suspended for
two years unsupervised probation,
fined $100 and ordered to com
plete 48 hours of community ser
vice, records say.
Ricky Lynn Cox, of Raeford,
19, was also fined $50 after being
convicted of possession of mari
juana on June 22, records say.
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