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Bond
A Brunswick County District Court
judge last Monday refused to reduce
bond for a Shallotte couple charged
with felony child abuse.
Alexander and Saundra King, of
N.C. 130 two miles west of Shallotte.
were charged with felony child abuse
following a fire at their home on May
i!) mai allegedly inreaicnea uie lives
of three small children.
Both parents were charged with
three counts of felony chiM abuse b>
Brunswick County Sheriffs Detective
Undsey Walton after officers
rescued the children from the .smokefilled
home. When officers arrived at
the home at 4:30 a.m. the couple was
spotted outside in the yard arguing.
Revco Robot
At Grand Oj
It walks, talks, spins, dances and
lieams light! It's the Revco Robot
debuting at the grand opening
celebration at Revco, June 6,7 and 8.
The store is located in the Coastal
Shopping Center on Hwy. 17 S.
Revco's Robot will greet
customers at the store from 5-0 p.m.
TV,,I.... 11 ? ,,, . 1 ? ... ? ,,,
mid B-8 p.m. on Friday, and 10 a.m.-l
p.m. and 2-5 p.m. on Saturday. The
Uobot will pose for pictures with
customers from 6-0 p.m. on Thursday
und Friday, and 2-4 p.m. on Saturday,
in exchange for a $3 or more
register tape. Hevco's Grand Opening
Celebration also features a health
fair, free soft drink samples,
., .win* ...1(1, * >n I*. a 1,1 a
>-,m iiimin, II (.uiiic.ii mm Tuiunuit
prizes and a sidewalk sale.
The Brunswick Hospital will be
Guided Tou
Sunday On
Starting Sunday, tour guides will
resume duty on the Southport-Fort
Fisher Ferry run for the summer
season, announced Wlllium Faulk,
uuinniter of the HruiLswick Town
State Historic Site. And they'll bo
Thief Takes
Karate Kid'
Brunswick County sheriff's detectives
are scurchlnit for an earlymorning
hut'Klnr who broke into a
Slmllotto video store Moiuluy and
took more than $1,000 In films.
Slierlff's Deputy Donald Gates was
making liis usual morninK checks
around 0:10 a m. Monday when In
discovered the front door of the Vidis
VoltaKe store on U.S. 17 north o
Sluillotte was open.
Gales reported a screwdriver ha<
been used to pry open the front door
said Chief of Detectives Phil Perry
lYrry said u number of V1LS vldci
cassettes laid been taken
An Inventory by store manage
Don llallou indicated tluit 23 inovie:
anil ten blank tapes totaling mori
than $1,023 liail been stolen Ni
money was taken in the break-in
Perry said
The break-Ill occurred sometini
between 4 36 a.m., when officers las
reported checkinK ">e store, and6 l
a.m. Monday
"They stole my best movie, 'Th
Kiir?le Kid,' " Itallou said
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Unchanged
according to the sheriffs report.
The fire had been put out, but there
was still heavy smoke inside the
home where the children remained,
Walton reported.
At a first appearance in District
Court last Monday, Judge I,ee J.
Greer Jr. ordered that the bond remain
the same on each defendant
and that the children remain living
with their grandmother. Both defenManK
nrp rpnrp.<iPntpH hv Khrillnttp
attorney Rex Gore.
A courtdate has been set for June
10 in Brunswick County District
Court.
Judge Greer also heard the following
cases for the period May 28-29:
Feature
dening Here
providing free blood pressure screening
for customers at the store during
the promotion from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Kevco Robot will make a community
appearance on Thursday,
June 6. The Robot will be at The
Brunswick Hospital to greet patients
at 10 a.m.
A word unscramble contest will be
held during the Revco celebration.
Five prizes will be given away in the
contest: a Daytron 5" personal TV, a
Panasonic tape recorder, a Jupiter
digital watch, a ilartman lighted
mirror and a Big Ben alarm clock.
Contest entry blanks are available at
tile store. Deadline for entries is 8:30
p.m. Saturday, June 8.
Headquartered near Cleveland,
Ohio, Revco serves 28 states with
1,891 stores.
rs Resume
Local Ferry
aboard a new ferry more suited to
sightseeing.
Returning for a second season are
Kim Dasher of Southport, an East
Carolina University music major,
and Anita Miller of Wilmington, a
licensed practical nurslnK student at
Brunswick Technical College.
Tlie guides share information with
passengers about points of Interest
along the ferry route and pass out
packets of Information provided by
the Pleasure Island and SouthportOak
Island Chambers of Commerce.
During the program's first season,
those efforts were hampered by the
ferry itself, prompting changes this
i year. The previous ferry featured
i windows on only one side of the
passenger lounge, restricting the
> guides' ability to point out landmarks
Also cnoinc nnlst> tmri vihri*.
lion sometimes drowned out tlieir
1 oral presentations
The new ferry hits windows on both
sides and also hus on air-eonditioned
o lounttc, Kaulh said.
A tour guide will be available on
r mast but not all ferry trips. Dasher
s will w ork Monday through Thursday
p from 7:40 a.m. to 3 30 p.m., leaving
o first from Die Southport side, while
>, Miller will work Friday, Saturday
ami Sunday from 8 40 a.m. to 4:20
e p.m., said Faulk
t The guide program is a Joint effort
0 of the N.C Department of Transportation
and the N.C. Department of
r Cultural Resources' Division of Archives
and History.
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For Child /
William C. Amau, assault on a
female; prayer for judgement continued,
costs remitted, not go about
plaintiff without written permission.
Eddie F. Cam, DWI; Level 4, county
jail not less nor more than 120
days, suspended two years, unsupervised
probation two years, $150 and
costs, Southeastern Mental Health
$50, 40 hours community service
within 90 days, $50 fee, surrender
operators license, not operate motor
vehicle, submit to test.
Michael L. Clemmons, assault inflicting
serious injury; State Department
of Corrections not less nor more
than two years, suspended two years,
costs, restitution to plaintiff $300.
David W. Dixon, DWI; I>evel 3,
county jail not less nor more man lw,
days, suspended two years, unsupervised
probation two years, $200 and
costs, Southeastern Mental Health
Wake County, $50 fee, 72 hours community
service within 120 days, $5t
fee, surrender operators license, not
operate motor vehicle till valid
license except with a license permit,
submit to test.
Tony Evans, drunk and disruptive;
county jail 30 days, suspended twc
years, $10 and costs.
Darrell W. Gallimore, exceeding
safe speed; county jail 30 days
suspended two years, costs.
A. P. Henry, Jr., misdemeanoi
larceny; prayer for judgement continued,
costs, not go about or communicate
with plaintiff without hei
(plaintiff's) written permission.
Gary Hewett, trespassing; count)
jail 30 days, suspended five years
costs, not go on premises of plaintifl
without written permission.
Harold E. Hicks, DWI; driving
after revocation; I>evel 3, State
Department of Corrections not les;
nor more than 180 days, supsendec
three years, supervised probatior
three years. $300 and costs, rcstitu
tion attorney fees $250, Southeaster
Mental Health $50, 72 hours com
munity service within 120 days, $5(
fee, not operate motor vehicle til
valid license, assessment, submit t<
test.
Linwood C. Hill, no operator:
license, DWI; I-evel 3, county jail nol
less nor more than 180 days, suspend
ed two years, unsupervised probatior
two years, $200 and costs
Southeastern Mental Health $50, 71
hours community service within 12(
days, $50 lee, surrender operator
license, not operate motor vehicle til
valid license, assessment, submit t
lest
Alfonso I.. Jenkins, driving afte
revocation: Slate Department of Cot
rcctions not less nor more than tw
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years, suspended two years, supervised
probation two years, seven
(consecutive) days in Brunswick
County Jail within 90 days, $250 and
costs.
William A. Jones, no operators
license; prayer for judgement continued,
costs.
rvciidi l,. rvuguie, :>pccuiiifc #u in a
55 zone; county jail 60 days, suspended
two years, $10 and costs.
Veronica D. Kye, expired registration,
no insurance; county jail 30
days, suspended two years, costs.
Rodney D. Little, drunk and
disruptive; county jail 30 days,
suspended two years, $10 and costs.
Richard B. McLean, DWI;
transporting alcoholic beverage in
I passenger area; Level 5, county jail
not less nor more than 60 days,
I suspended two years, unsupervised
i probation two years, $50 and costs,
Southeastern Mental Health $50, 24
i hours community service work
t within 90 days, $50 fee, surrender
I operators license, not operate motor
, vehicle till valid license, submit to
test.
Kesler W. McMahan, no registra>
tion, no insurance; county jail 30
days, suspended two years, costs,
i Sidney M. McNeill, drunk and
disruptive; county jail 30 days,
suspended two years, $10 and costs.
Gene B. Norris Jr., illegal use of
telephone; county jail six months,
suspended two years, costs, not com"
municate with plaintiff by phone or
other means without her written per'
mission, prayer for judgement con,
tinued indefinitely, costs remitted.
F Charles E. Parsons, speeding 64 in
a 55 zuue; county jail 30 days,
! suspended two years, costs.
! Lewis P. Porter, speeding 70 in a 55
i zone; county jail 30 days, suspended
I two years, $5 and costs,
i Jose O. Rajas, driving after
rpvorntinn: SLato Dpnnrtmpnt nf Cnr
i rections not less nor more ttian two
years, suspended two years, $200 and
) costs, not operate motor vehicle till
1 valid license.
> Ernest L. Teague, driving after
revocation; State Department of Cor>
rections not less nor more than two
t years, supervised probation, $200 and
costs. Speeding 67 in a 55 zone, DW1;
l Level 1, State Department of Correc,
tions not less nor more than two
I years, suspended two years, super)
vised probation two years,
3 Brunswick County Jail 14 days house
it arrest, $250 and costs, Southeastern
o Mental Health $100, surrender
operators license, not operate motor
r vehicle till valid license, submit to
test.
o Benny C. White, DUI (driving
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under the influence), driving after
(permanent) revocation; county jail
not less nor more than two years,
suspended, supervised probation two
years, Brunswick County Jail 30 days
to run concurrent with following
r/inf/,nnn HUH fHritrino tvhilo irrv
paired), driving after (permanent)
revocation; Level 1, State Department
of Corrections not less nor more
than two years, suspended two years,
supervised probation two years,
Brunswick County Jail 30 days, immediate
work release, $250 and costs,
Southeastern Mental Health $100, not
operate motor vehicle till valid
license, submit to test.
Tonie I-eonard, speeding 59 in a 55
zone; prayer for judgement continued,
costs.
John R. Carty, no insurance on
motor boat, no fire extinguishers;
county jail 30 days, suspended two
years, $25 and costs.
Joey Diaz, worthless check $70;
county jail ju (lays, suspenaeo two
years, costs, restitution plaintiff.
Marvin L. Fulford, taking undersized
oysters, taking more than one
bushel of oysters without a license,
failure to appear; county jail 30 days,
suspended two years, $50 and costs.
Ronald D. Fullwood, trespassing;
county jail 30 days, suspended two
years, costs, not go about property of
Flaming Star without written permission
of owner or manager.
Marvin D. Mel-amb. no vessel
license; county jail 30 days, suspended
two years, costs.
Thomas E. Merrett, speeding 70 in
a 55 zone; driving after revocation;
State Department of Corrections not
less "or mnrp than two years,
suspended two years, not operate
motor vehicle till valid license, $200
and costs.
Robert E. Noe, assault on a
female; county jail six months,
suspended two years, $25 and costs,
not go about plaintiff without her
written permission except as to
facilitate child visitation.
Carlene Ilabb, trespassing; prayer
for judgement continued, costs, not
go about property of Ms. Pugh
without written permission.
Fred Watts, escape; State Department
of Corrections not less nor more
than one year, immediate work
release.
Thomas Ferrell, taking clams
from polluted area; county jail 30
days, suspended two years, $50 and
costs.
Jerry A. Hammond, manipulating
water skiis in a careless and
negligent manner; county jail six
months, suspended two years, $50
and costs.
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