I Five Injure
Friday Acc
Brunswick County was the scene of
four traffic accidents this week, according
to state highway patrol
spokesman Ruby Oakley.
Five persons were mjurieo in a
two-car accident about 8:15 p.m. Friday
at Regan's Crossroads (the intersection
of N.C. 904 and S.R. 1300)
about four miles southeast of Ash.
James Elderice, 47, of Tabor Citywas
driving south on N.C. 904 in a
1963 Chevrolet when Patricia Ann
Gore. 24, of North Myrtle Beach,
a.c... ran a stop sign and struck his
vehicle.
Gore had been traveling east on
S.R. 1300 in her 1977 Pontiac.
Elderice was taken to Brunswick
Hospital with Class A injuries, or injuries
involving broken bones or
massive blood loss.
Gore received less serious Class B
injuries. Three other passengers in
her car were also hurt. Quisanda
Gore, 6, of North Myrtle Beach. S.C.,
received Class B injuries, and Mary
Anne Kiggins, 30. of Myrtle Beach,
S.C., and Kevin Simmons. 4. of North
Myrtle Beach, S.C., received Class A
injuries.
Both cars were totaled.
Gore was charged with failure to
yield at a stop sign by Trooper J.V.
Dove. She also knocked down a stop
sign belonging to the N.C. Department
of Transportation.
Three other Brunswick County accidents
all occurred on Saturday and
involved only one vehicle.
The first took place at 7:40a.m., 4.8
miles south of Bolivia.
Dennis I ewain Dawson, 23. of
Bolivia was driving north on U.S. 17
in his 1977 Mercury at a speed too fast
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A nate to a cemetery, a ski suit and
a flag are among the items recently
reported to the Brunswick County
Sheriff's Department as stolen, with
three larcenies reported in the
Tanglewood area.
The following breaking and entering
with larceny were released by the
(le(Mrtmci)t this week.
un uci. u, ai lrzu a.m., Clyde
Bowen of the Tanglewood area
reported a breaking and entering
with larceny of food, liquor and
cigarettes.
On Oct. 11, at 11:05 a.m., someone
reported the gate had been stolen off
the fence at St. Thomas Cemetery in
the Iceland area.
On. Oct. 12, at 11:10 p.m., Joe Kirby
of the Sliallotte area reported
breaking and entering of a vehicle. A
purse containing several credit cards
was taken.
On Oct. 8, at 8 35 a.m., Tom Rich
of the Iceland area reported a breaking
and entering with larceny of a
large amount of tools and equipment
On. Oct 11, at 9:05 p.m., Finis
Floyd of the Inland area reported a
breaking and entering with larceny
of cash.
Correction
In last week's coverage of the N.C.
Oyster Festival dog show, the owner
of Killer, the winner in the smallest
dog category, should have been identified
as Jennifer Holden
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to negotiate a curve properly, according
to Oakley. He struck a ditch
bank on the shoulder of the road and
traveled north in the ditch before the
car thppea on over on its teii side.
Trooper B.D. Barnhardt charged
Dawson with crossing the center line
and driving while impaired.
Dawson was taken to Brunswick
Hospital with Class A injuries.
His car received $2,000 in damages.
Saturday's second accident involv- i
ed Michael Earl l.ong, 27, of
Southport, who was traveling west on
N.C. 211 at 2:15 p.m. in a 1970 !
Plymouth when he crossed into the
eastbound lane, ran another driver 1
off the road and lost control. He pullod
bark intn tho vvocthnimH lono anH
continued off the shoulder of the road
into a private drive, striking a fence
belonging to Pfizer Chemicals.
Trooper D.A. Lewis charged l-ong
with driving while impaired, driving
with a revoked license, having no insurance
and leaving the scene of an
accident.
The car received $400 worth of
damage, and the fence received $250
in damages.
Saturday's third accident occurred
five and a half miles south of
Shaliotte on U.S. 17 at 7:15 p.m. and
involved a pedestrian.
Constance Piatt Campbell, 37, of
North Myrtle Beach, S.C., was passing
another car traveling north on
U.S. 17 in her 1978 Chevrolet when
she struck a pedestrian, Juanita
Ward Davis, 44. of Shaliotte.
Davis was taken to Brunswick
Hospital with Class A injuries.
Trooper D.B. Harvell investigated
the accident. No ticket was issued.
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)rted Thefts
On Oct. 11. at 11:45 p.m., Caroline
IJneberry of the Tanglewood area
reported a breaking and entering
with larceny of groceries.
On Oct. 11, at 4:15 p.m., Norman
L. Gore of the Ash area reported a
breaking and entering with larceny
of a videocassette recorder, television,
stereo and camera.
On Oct. 11, at 11 p.m., Gurney
llullard of the Shady Rest area,
reported a breaking and entering
with larceny of a boat motor, rods
and reels, tackle box, ski suit and
groceries.
On Oct. 11, at noon, Mary Trammel!
of the Seaside Heights area,
reported attempted breaking and
entering, with property damage, but
nothing taken.
On Oct 13, at 2:25 a.m., Melinda
Stephens of the Ash area reported a
breaking and entering with property
damage and nothing taken.
On Oct. 13, at 12:15 a.m., Alex
Gray of Carolina Shores reported a
breaking and entering with larceny
of a television, radio and several
household items.
On Oct. 13, at 3 30 p.m., Julian
Adkins of the Tanglewood area
reported a breaking and entering
with larceny of tools and a flag.
On Oct. 11, at 5:39 p.m., James
Ferguson of the Supply area reported
a breaking and entering with larceny
of an air conditioner, microwave,
tools and several household items.
On Oct- 11, at 8 48 p.m., Carolyn
Midgett of the Iceland area reported a
breaking and entering with larceny
of a stereo
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KIVE PERSONS were injured Friday r
Crossroads when nn eastbound auto 01
River Road (S.R. 1300) allegedly ran
collided with a car headed south on
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Assault Due I
Results of an SBI investigation of p
the alleged assault on a prisoner by a
Brunswick County jailer arc ex- p
pected the first of next week, accor- tl
ding to 13th District Attorney v
Michael Easley.
Ronnie McNeil was charged Oct. 14 tl
witli simple ussault in a warrant 1
taken out by his alleged victim, u
Terry Wayne Wooten, 23, of Route 2, v
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The case is scheduled to be heard
in Brunswick County District Court I;
on Wednesday, Oct. 30. u
Easley said the SBI is routinely ?
called in to handle the investigation t
of any ctuirge against a local law enforcement.
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"I don't think it would bo tnir to ask 1
Sheriff (John Carr) Davis to Investigate
his own department and it
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iropricty," said Easley.
"Usually the investigation
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tie warrant was issued before the inestigation."
Magistrate Kphraim Swain issued
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4tb alter initially refusing to do so
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ills completed. The warrant was
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Correction
A story in last week's paper
cported that I .oren Michael Mankin
lr., who wrecked the car he was drivng
when the vehicle ran off the road
it a high speed and flipped over, was
16 years old.
It also reported that the accident
Kcurrcd three-tenths of a mile south
if Bolivia on niral unpaved road
13iu.
Mankin is actually 17 years old.
;?nv? uiv civ.viuciiv uvv.uni'u i.) ana six:ighths
miles south of Bolivia on
rural unpaved road 1345, just north of
Shallotte.
A spokesman for the N.C. Highway
I'atrol office in Wilmington had
reported the numbers inaccurately to
The Brunswick Beacon last week.
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