Shell Point Man, Wife
Charged In Break-Ins
A Shell Point man was arrested
last week on charges of breaking in
to four homes in the area, while his
wife also faces a felony charge for
allegedly trying to pawn some of the
stolen property, a Brunswick
County Sheriff's detective said
Monday.
Hank Rodney Williams, 31, of
Shell Point Road has been charged
with four counts each of breaking or
entering and larceny, according to
Detective Gene Caison. The sus
pect's wife Donna Clemmons Wil
liams, 28, is charged with one count
of felonious possession of stolen
goods.
Williams is accused of stealing
television sets, microwave ovens,
fishing tackle and other household
items from three homes on Shell
Point Road and one on Woodthrush
l.ane in the Shell Point Acres area.
The thefts occurred last February
and March, the dctective said.
Caison said his inquiries led to
the couple after some of the stolen
goods turned up at local pawn
shops. An investigation is continu
ing. Both suspects have been re
leased on bond
In other crime reports on Tile at
the sheriff's department Monday:
? The manager of a Southport
grocery store believes that a bomb
threat was broadcast by "some out
tjdf signal" over hi< inl?onm sys
tem Saturday night The manager
told Deputy Malcolm Long that be
was in the store at about 9:20 p.m.
when a voice came over the loud
speakers saying. "There is a bomb in
the building. If you don't get out,
everyone will die." No explosions or
deaths were reported
? Two If land area women were
arrested on felony charges of break
ing or entering and larceny stem
ming from the theft of more than
$3,450 worth of property from two
homes on Maco Road last month
11k two arc accused of stealing a
video cassettc recorder, a telephone
answering machine, a computer, a
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DKHTt >RN Of (.RACK B. BtSCHOf
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ing qualified m ? Kievuiur of the t Uile of
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Carolina. the undersigned Jut* hereby notify
?II person*. finm and corporation* having
claim* luinu the estate of laid jKtikat to
eihibit them lo the undersigned at TO. Box
fiO, Wilmington. N C 2K402 on or before the
Wt ilit of December. IW, or thn notice will
be pteaded mhuaf their recovery All per
anna. firm* and corporation* indebted to the
laid estate ? ill please make immediate pay
mem to the undersigned
Thn the Hth day of September. IW4
United C arolina Bank. Trust Group
I lecutor of the blilt of
Grace B Bischof
BAXLEY and TREST
Atlomevv for the Kiecukir
PO Boa 36
ShaJkrtte. N C 2845M
(910) 754-ASK2
Sep! 29
CRIME REPORT
rabbit-fur jacket, two leather jackets
and a wedding dress during an Aug.
26 break-in. Detective Steve Mason
made the arrest Friday.
? Someone broke into a storage
building outside a home on Winter
Street, off Fall Street in Summer
Place subdivision. Supply, last
week. A neighbor noticcd the shed
door open Thursday and notified the
sheriff's department. Deputy Reb
ckah McDonald determined that a
hasp and lock were removed with a
set of bolt cutters found nearby.
Missing was a riding lawn mower
valued at $1,500. The owner said the
shed was broken into once before.
Similar footprints were found leav
ing the scene on both occasions.
? More than $1,800 worth of
household appliances were stolen
from a home on Mercury Lane, at
the end of Mulberry Street, Shal
lotte, sometime in the past two
weeks. The owner told Deputy Rob
ert Long that he believes the suspect
entered through a front window and
stole two television sets, a micro
wave oven, a washing machine, a
dryer, a dishwasher, a computer and
a cable television box. A suspect
was identified.
? A well pump, a color television
and a microwave oven valued at a
total of SH59 were stolen from a mo
bile home in the East Tanglcwood
subdivision. Supply, sometime in the
past month The Spartanburg. S C.,
woman who owns the trailer re
turned recently and discovered that
someone had pried open her front
door, causing an estimated SI 00
damage Deputy Jerry Gray took the
report.
? Nearly SI. 500 worth of photo
graphic equipment was stolen from
the trunk of a car parked on Wayne
Street in Leland last week. The own
er told Deputy Brian Sanders that he
put his camcra bag in the car
Thursday and noticed that the trunk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
DEBTORS OF WAYLAND E. DIETZ. JR
I- ranees A Diet*. luvutg qualified as Iju
emm of the Estate of Wiyland E Dietz. Jt ,
late of M C "arolina Shnu Drive Calahnh.
North Carolina 2H467. Brunswick ( cuffl > .
North Carolina, the undersigned dues hereby
notify all persons, firms and corporations
hating claims against the estate of ?ajd dece
drtt u> c ihibtl them lo the undersigned ?l 23
Carolina Shores Drive. C al abash. North Car
olina 2H4A7 on or before the 3rd day of
January. IW5. or thu notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery All persons, firms
and corporations indebted lo the taid estate
will please make immediate pavment lo the
undersigned
Thn the ?Wi day of September. IW4
I- ranees A [>Kt/.hxccutrn
of the Estate of
Way land E. Dkiz. Jr
BAXLEY and TREST
Attorneys for the Executor
PO Boi 36
Shallotte. N C. 2S459
(910) 754-6582
Oct. 20
was partially opened the next day.
When he looked inside, the bag con
taining two cameras, four lenses and
two flash attachments was gone.
? A neighbor apparently foiled an
attempted theft on Cherry Tree Road
in Bolivia Sunday afternoon. The
homeowner told Deputy Steven
Trull that a friend saw two men try
ing to remove a chair from her home
at around 2:30 p.m. When the neigh
bor challenged the two subjects,
they "dropped the chair and fled" in
a gray Volkswagen Jetta.
? Someone stole a radio out of a
car parked outside a home at the
Azalea Mobile Home Park, Leland
early Sunday morning. The woman
who owns the car told Deputy Trull
that she left her car parked in the
area at about 3:45 a.m. and returned
an hour later to find that a combina
tion radio/compact disc player had
been removed. It was valued at
$200.
? A man who was hunting near
the Faith Baptist Church in Bolivia
told Deputy Gray that his .357 mag
num revolver was either lost or
stolen after he came out of the
woods Friday evening. The man
said he remembers putting the gun
and holster on the roof of his truck
just before driving off. The revolver
was valued at $228.
? There was about SI 50 damage,
but nothing reported missing, in an
apparent break-in attempt on Long
Ixaf Hills Drive in the Evergreen
Estates subdivision, Bolivia, Satur
day afternoon. The 24-year-old man
who lives there told Deputy Lewis
Ward that someone "kicked the front
door of the residence and broke it in
to pieces." A suspect was identified.
? Detective U. Donne 1 1 Marlowe
is investigating a report of fraud in
volving the sale of some land last
month A 25-year-old Leland wo
man said a county magistrate wit
nessed the signature on a sales con
tract in which another woman
agreed to accept $3,500 for a piece
of land. When the victim went to the
register of deeds office to record the
transaction, she discovered the land
actually belonged to a Wilmington
man. the report said.
Bloodmobile
Comes To Town
A Wal-Mart Bloodmobile has
been scheduled in Shallotte Oct. 8
by the American Red Cross.
Blood donations will be taken
from 9 a.m. until 12:30 p.m.
"All blood types are needed every
day," said Jean Maiwald. Red Cross
spokesman. "Donate blood now, and
you'll be eligible to give again dur
ing the holiday season when dona
tions are critically needed."
Blood donors must weigh at least
110 pounds and be in good health.
Donations can be made every eight
weeks.
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Local seniors prepare to leave the Shallotte Senior Center last Wednesday for a trip to the N.C. Senior
Games in Raleigh. Pictured (from left) are WUlie H. Gore, Martha Bowers, Aubrey Trear, Let ha Mae
Trear, Arlene Galloway, Hester Shytle, Dorothy Gore, Berta Gore, Mildred Stevenson and Shirley
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Registration Deadline Is Set Friday
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Sept. 30 is the deadline to register
for Brunswick County's new Master
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About 20 Brunswick Countians
will be accepted in the initial train
ing and volunteer program devel
oped by the N.C Cooperative Ex
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the county's recycling program and
cooperative extension service. It will
be offered on seven consecutive
Mondav evenings from Oct. 10 until
Nov. 28.
Heather Sandner, county recy
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objective is to provide participants
with in-depth education on solid
waste ? "how we currently manage
our trash in Brunswick County and
what management options we have
besides landfill disposal."
Sessions will cover such topics as
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hold hazardous waste and compost
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to the county landfill and to a recy
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In exchange for the training, certi
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