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A four-car accident Monday night
at an entrance to Coastal Plaza Shopping
Center in Shallotte resulted In
cnarges against two dnvers, but in
no apparent serious injuries, reports
the Shallotte Police Department.
The accident occurred about 8:37
p.m.
Sgt. Rodney Gause said that
Robert G. McHenry, 48, of Shallottc
was charged with having no turn
signal and with failure to make a safe
movement. Another driver, Florence
Earl Todd, 74, of Shallotte, was later
charged with felony hit and run.
McHenry was northbound on N.C.
179 in a 1973 Plymouth when he attempted
to make a left turn into the
shopping plaza, turning in the path of
a 1966 Volkswagen operated by
Whitney Arrants Woodall, 19, of
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destroyed a garage and two automobl
on N.C. 1J0 west ol Shallotte. Wact
Fire Department Chief Gregg Warrei
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Odeli Willamson, 65, developer of
Ocean Isle Beach and a veteran of six
terms in the N.C. House of Representatives,
was elected to the board of
directors of United Carolina Bank at
the annual shareholders' meeting in
Southern Pines last week.
Williamson is a native of
Brunswick County and attended
Waccamaw High School. He served
in the U.S. Army where he received
several distinguished awards as a
liaison pilot during World War II.
After his discharge as captain,
Williamson went into business and
politics.
In 1947, he was elected to the N.C.
House of Representatives where he
served si* terms. He is presently serving
on the governor's EconomicDevelopment
Board.
Williamson and his wife, the
former Virginia Alma Cox of Horry
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struck the right rear of the McHenry
car. The impact, said Gause, forced
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by Larry Wayne Cain, 34, of Chadbourn.
Todd, in a 1983 Ford LTD traveling
north on N.C. 179 behind Mcllenry,
struck the left rear of McHenry's
Plymouth but did not stop.
State Highway Patrol Trooper B.D.
Barnhardt determined from the
serial number of a broken front beam
from the Todd vehicle that it was a
1983 Ford, Gause said.
About Hi hours later, Brunswick
Hospital notified Gause that a
woman complaining of injuries
received in an accident had come to
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County, have twro children?a
daughter, laDune W. Bullington who
is a real estate developer and mayor
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VII viv l ull i.ni: 1)1(11-11, unu u son,
DcCarol who is in real estate, construction,
and insurance. They also
have seven grandchildren.
New VFW Post
Installed
A new post for the Veterans of
Foreign Wars will be formally Installed
in a ceremony Wednesday,
May 1 at 7:30 at Brunswick House
Restaurant in Calabash.
Members and prospective
members are invited to attend the
event VFW is a fraternal, patriotic
and historical organization, according
to Fred Boege, fifth district
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ment. Gause had notified the hospital
earlier to be on the alert, lie said.
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Leaving the scene of an accident in 1
which you are involved is a felony of- t
fense, he said, when someone has
been injured. e
Gause predicted there would be li
more accidents near the entrances to o
the shopping center on both NX! 179 ?
and U.S. 17, partly because of a hilly t
approach on N.C. 179 and also
because of high speed limits. The \
limit on U.S. 17 by the entrance is 55 <
mph, while the speed limit on N.C. 1
179 or Village Point Roau, is 45 mph. t
The Town of Shallotte has asked s
the N.C. Department of Transportation
to reduce the speed limit on U.S. (
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rrlvcd. Three Waccamaw trucks and
rom Shallottc responded to the 8 p.m.
tingulshed within 20 minutes. '
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The family attends Camp United
Methodist Church where Williamson
is chairman of the board of trustees.
He and his wife developed a
scholarship program in the
Brunswick County schools to promote
public speaking. This program
has made it possible for many
students to attend college. They arc
also widely recognized as very
valuable supporters of the Boy
Scouts.
UCB has $1.3 billion in assets and
98 branches In 55 North Carolina
communities, including nine in
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April Report
Gause said that during April the
'dice department rnsd? nina or.
ests, served eight warrants, issued |
4 citations and handled 25 investigaions.
Two juvenile petitions were servd,
one for breaking and entering
arceny and one for having no
perator's license, and 19 wrecks
?ere reported, mostly minor fendcr?nders.
Officers recovered two stolen
ehicles and $4,700 in property taken
luring the breaking and entering
arceny of Dr. B.B. Ward's office and
he Sears, Roebuck & Co. catalog tore.
They drove 8,591 miles on 658
lallons of gas, averaging 13.05 mpg.
lounty Group
Backs Martin's
fax Cuts
a Dusioad of :ttf Brunswick County I
esidents went to Raleigh Tuesday to '
iffer the General Assembly visible
(iiblic support for Gov. Jim Martin's
iroposed tax package.
Sponsored by the Brunswick Couny
Republican Party, the group of i
ioth Republicans and "a few" |
Jemocrats left at 5 a.m. from the
Irunswlck County Government
"enter, said Republican Party Chairnan
John Dozier, and was to return
1'uesday afternoon.
Four of the group were scheduled
0 speak for five minutes each during
1 Rouse Finance Committee hearing
in the proposed budget. The hearing
,v;;s scheduled even though the House
jave the package a no-confidence
/ote several days ago.
"Uttle may come of it," said
Cozier, "but we want to give the
governor our support.
"We felt like the governor's getting
i bum rap and we felt we needed to
let somebody up there know we support
him across the state."
Martin's budget package includes
numerous tax reductions such as
abolition of the food tax, inventory
tax and intangibles tax.
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