Brunswick District Court
Key abbreviations: PG, pled guilty;
PNG, pled not guilty; G, found guilty;
NG, found not guilty; BCJ, Bruns
wick County Jail; NCDOC, North
Carolina Department of Corrections;
SDC, State Department of Correc
tions.
i Randall Abernathy, simple worthless
check, voluntarily dismissed.
Hardy Ballard, Jr., assault with a dead
ly weapon, voluntarily dismissed.
Fred Lewis Bowden, PG improper
equipment, $20, costs.
William A. Daniels, larceny,
voluntarily dismissed; simple possession
of marijuana, BCJ 30 days, suspended
one year, submit to test, not use or pos
sess any controlled substances, $50,
costs.
Dennis Faulbom, injury to personal
property, PNG/NG.
James Matthew Flynn, speeding
77/55, prayer for judgment continued,
costs.
Marcyl J. Grainger, underage posses
sion of wine/liquor/malted beverages,
BCJ 29 days, suspended, submit to test,
not possess any alcoholic beverages,
$25, costs.
Christopher Grissctt, PG exceeding
posted speed, costs.
Jeff L. Hewett, simple worthless
check, BCJ 60 days, suspended, un
supervised probation one year, $159
restitution, $15 service charge, costs.
Michael Bryan Howell, unauthorized
use of a motor vehicle, PNG/NG.
Elbert R. Johnson, failure to wear a
seat belt, driving while impaired — level
2, SDC one year, suspended two years,
supervised probation two years, assess
ment, surrender license, BCJ seven days,
$100, costs.
Judy Lockamy, school attendance law
violation, prayer for judgment continued
for two years, costs.
Phyllis R. Lovett, shoplift
, ing/concealment of goods, BCJ 60 days,
suspended one year, ' unsupervised
i probation one year, 24 hours community
| service, costs.
j Donald Ray Maggard, simple worth
»less check, BCJ 90 days, suspended one
i year, $250 restitution, $15 service fee,
! costs.
J Beulah Allen Matter, unsafe move
[ ment, prayer for judgment continued,
1 costs.
• James* cuwaiu rriee, vioiauon oi coun
! order, BCJ 48 hours.
S A.V. Robbins, Jr., two counts of as
; sault on a female, PNG/NG.
f James Norvin Robinson, possess
> ing/consuming beer/wine on un
, authorized premises, BCJ 30 days,
; suspended, $25, costs.
Reginald Simmons, simple worthless
! check, BCJ 30 days, suspended, $13
restitution, $15 service charge, costs.
• Bryan Keith Smith, underage posses
sion of a malted beverage, BCJ one day,
•credit for time served.
Ray Stanley, assault on a female,
voluntarily dismissed.
• Chuckie A. Thompson, assault by
pointing a gun, PNG/NG.
Roosevelt Toomer, simple worthless
; check, voluntarily dismissed.
Alison Lehman Whipple, no driver's
license, unsafe passing, voluntarily dis
missed.
Grant Simpson, simple worthless
check, BCJ 60 days, suspended, costs.
John Gore, probation violation, con
tinue on probation, complete assessment
within 90 days.
Norman Martin, driving while license
revoked, BCJ ten days, credit for time
served.
Shelby Bryant, second degree
trespassing, BCJ 29 days, suspended
two years, not assault, harass or threaten
prosecuting witness for two years, $25,
.costs.
, Elizabeth U. Dean, driving left of cen
ter, prayer for judgment continued,
jcosts.
; Sydney Todd Dunn, failure to reduce
speed, voluntarily dismissed.
‘ Philip F. Edwards, driving while im
paired - level 5, BCJ 60 days,
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suspended two years, assessment, sur
render license, 24 hours community ser
vice, $100, costs.
Kathy Carlyle Fulford, driving while
impaired - level 5, BCJ 60 days,
suspended two years, surrender license,
30 days of non-operation in lieu of com
munity service, assessment, $100, costs.
Brent Tyler Fumier, vehicle not regis
tered/titled, voluntarily dismissed;
motorcycle/moped helmet violation,
costs.
Debbie L. Guadagnolia, assault on a
government official, simple assault,
voluntarily dismissed; intoxicated and
disruptive, BCJ 48 hours, suspended two
years, $100, costs.
William J. Heffeman, PG improper
equipment, $25, costs.
Dana Mathis Hickman, two counts of
probation violations, continue on proba
tion, 30 days house arrest, BCJ four
days, $150 attorney fees.
Valerie C. Holden, unauthorized use
of a motor vehicle, voluntarily dis-'
missed.
Valerie Cloris Holden, PG speeding
64/55, $40, costs.
Matthew C. Johnson, second degree
trespassing, communicating threats, as
sault on a female, consolidated for judg
ment, BCJ 29 days, suspended two
years, not go about, communicate with,
threaten or harass prosecuting witness,
$100, costs; assault with a deadly
weapon, PNG/NG; larceny, voluntarily
dismissed.
Roy Vance Joyner, PG careless and
reckless driving, 540, costs.
James Lee, extradition/fugitive of die
state, voluntarily dismissed.
Robert Paul Loftus, driving while li
cense suspended or temporarily revoked,
$25, costs.
Samuel Hoyle Long, no driver’s li
cense, voluntarily dismissed.
Timothy Geary McGee, exceeding
safe speed, voluntarily dismissed.
Kenneth Wayne Mcdlin, speeding
69/55, voluntarily dismissed; driving
while impaired — level 5, BCJ 60 days,
suspended two years, surrender license,
assessment, 24 hours community ser
vice, $100, costs.
Richard Morris, PG simple possession
of marijuana, SDC 12 months,
suspended two years, supervised proba
tion two years, submit to test, $200,
costs.
Mary Elizabeth Neill, speeding 81/55,
prayer for judgment continued, costs.
Kimberly Dawn Pittman, using others
to obtain alcoholic beverages, BCJ 29
days, suspended two years, surrender li
cense, $25, costs.
Peter Allan Pochncr, driving while li
cense suspended or temporarily revoked,
simple possession of a schedule VI con
trolled substance, BCJ 29 days,
suspended two years, not possess any
controlled substances or drug
paraphernalia, submit to warrantless
searches, $100, costs.
Julia Dargan Trask, PG improper
equipment, $25, costs.
Stephen G. Whitney, PG speeding
69/55, $40, costs.
Roger Devone Williams, speeding
68/55, prayer for judgment continued,
costs.
Curtis M. Workman, following too
closely, voluntarily dismissed.
Bobby Lee Barton, breaking/entering
a motor vehicle, larceny, possession of
stolen goods, first appearance, probable
cause hearing December 4.
Lamont Alonzo Burst, armed robbery,
first appearance, probable cause hearing
December 20.
Keith Andrew Jackson, driving while
license permanently revoked, vehicle
not registered/titled, owning and operat
ing a vehicle without insurance, con
solidated for judgment, SDC two years,
$200, costs.
Deborah A. Johnson, assault with a
deadly weapon, communicating threats,
voluntarily dismissed.
Julian Keith Marlow, armed robbery,
first appearance, probable cause hearing
December 22.
Sandra Haywood McNeill, PG speed
ing 64/55, $40, costs.
Robert Graham Soles, assault on a fe
male, communicating threats, voluntari
ly dismissed.
William F. Spath, breaking and/or en
tering, larceny, first appearance, prob
able cause hearing December 10.
Reginald Mark Walker, larceny, BCJ
seven days, credit for time served.
Christopher T. Conley, speeding
54/45, $40, costs; no operator’s license,
voluntarily dismissed.
Franklin Young, driving while license
revoked, prayer for judgment continued;
inspection violation, voluntarily dis
missed.
David Briles, first appearance, prob
able cause hearing January 11.
Omar Travis, driving while license
revoked, SDC two years, credit for 31
days.
Betsy Ellen Adams, failure to reduce
speed, voluntarily dismissed.
Curtis B. Andrews, obtaining property
under false pretenses, voluntarily dis
missed.
Earl L. Bowen, Jr., driving while im
paired — level 1, SDC two years,
suspended two years, supervised proba
tion two years, assessment, BCJ 14
SHERIFF'S REPORT
The following crime reports were on file at the Brunswick County
Sheriffs Department Monday:
•A Bolivia man reported Friday that someone took the license tag off
his Ford pickup while it was parked at the Shallottc Food Lion.
•A Shallottc man reported Friday that while he and his wife were
sleeping they heard someone outside, got up and looked out the
window and saw a car speeding from the driveway. The victim said it
was the same vehicle that had been following him for three days. The
driver of the car had also been stopping in front of the victim’s house
and blowing the horn. The victim stated the driver used to be married to
his wife. Two tires on the victim’s 1987 Dodge were cut, according to
deputy Phil Bryant’s report.
•A Bolivia man reported Saturday that a cedar block was thrown
through the window of his 1989 Pontiac Firebird while the vehicle was
parked on Green Lewis Loop Road, causing an estimated S500 damage.
The victim said he parked the car there because it had a flat tire.
•A Southport man reported Friday that a couple renting a trailer lot
from him at Southgate Estates on Beach Road took several pieces ot
property with them when they were evicted. The couple had lived on
the lot since 1989, the victim stated. About $805 worth of property was
reported missing, including a set of wooden steps, a dinette set, a sofa,
two full-size beds with box springs, a washer and a dryer.
•A Shallotte man reported Saturday that someone broke the lock on
his office door and removed a .38-caliber pistol and a container full of
silver coins.
•A Leland woman reported Friday that someone entered her mobile
home and removed a remote control color TV worth an estimated $290.
•An Ash man reported Saturday that someone entered his home and
removed a TV and VCR worth a total of about $400.
•Highway 130 Auto Sales in Shallotte reported Saturday that some
one broke into a 1987 Subaru arid removed a radio and amplifier worth
an estimated $650.
•A Winnabow woman reported Saturday that she heard a noise in her
house and later discovered that a wall and cabinet were damaged.
Deputy M. S. Mason indicated in his report that possibly a .22-caliber
gun was shot into the residence while the woman and husband were in
bed asleep and their younger daughter was in the living room.

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Mark Norman Bull, failure to reduce
speed, voluntarily dismissed.
Keith Otto Clemmons, violation of
court order, 36 hours to complete com
munity service.
James K. Covan, vehicle not regis
tered/titled, voluntarily dismissed;
owning and operating a vehicle without
insurance, registration documents fic
titious/canceled/etc., voluntarily dis
missed.
Melvin James Crandall, speeding
68/55, prayer for judgment continued,
costs.
Anthony Bruce Davis, expired
registration card/tag, inspection viola
tion, voluntarily dismissed.
Lynn K. Dennis, speeding to elude ar
rest, BCJ ten days, suspended two years,
surrender license, $100, costs; driving
the wrong way on a one-way street,
voluntarily dismissed.
Hilton Gray Everson, failure to wear a
seat belt, expired registration card/tag,
voluntarily dismissed; driving while im
paired - level 3, BCJ 180 days,
suspended two years, surrender license,
assessment, 72 hours community ser
vice, $200, costs.
Noris Terrill Gause, unsafe move
ment, voluntarily dismissed.
Christopher Grissett, PG speeding
64/55, $40, costs; failure to comply with
restrictions, voluntarily dismissed.
Callen Robert Holmes, PG speeding
64/55, $40, costs.
Jeffrey Wayne James, driving while li
cense permanently revoked, SDC 12
months.
Jerry Wayne James, allowing an un
licensed minor to drive, voluntarily dis
missed.
Joseph Lampeter, driving while im
paired - level 5, BCJ 60 days,
suspended two years, not operate a
motor vehicle for 12 months, assess
ment, $200, costs.
Chris Locklear, PG speeding 64/55,
$40, costs.
Ryan Christopher Marsh, PG speeding
69/55, $40, costs.
Roy Eugene McCaskill, intoxicated
and disruptive, BCJ 24 hours, suspended
two years, $40, costs.
Anthony Miller, Jr., PG speeding
69/55, $40, costs.
John Andre Pappalardo, PG speeding
64/55, $40, costs.
Christopher Plemmons, public con
sumption. $10. costs.
Toni Russo, resisting/obstructing a
public officer, BCJ ten days, suspended
two years, $25, costs.
Brian Smith, injury to personal prop
erty, voluntarily dismissed; unauthorized
use of a motor vehicle, BCJ 29 days,
suspended two years, supervised proba
tion two years, restitution to be
determined by probation officer, $150
attorney fees, fines and costs remitted.
Hazel Gore Stanaland, failure to yield
to stop sign/flashing red light, voluntari
ly dismissed.
Ouida Erica Stephens, driving while
license suspended or temporarily
revoked, prayer for judgment continued,
costs.
Thomas Dale Tate, PG speeding
70/55, $100, costs.
Robert Michael Warner, registration
documents fictitious/canceled/etc.,
voluntarily dismissed.
David Graham Welbom, driving left
of center, reckless driving/driving to
endanger, voluntarily dismissed.
William Sweeney, speeding 70/55, no
operator’s license, consolidated for
judgment, BCJ ten days, suspended two
years, $100, costs.
Sherry A. Newhouse, speeding 75/55,
prayer for judgment continued, costs.
Health ratings
The Brunswick County Health Depart
ment last week issued the following
sanitation grades to local restaurants,
food service establishments and lodging
facilities:
Sandpiper Bay, Calabash, A.
Tamer’s Restaurant and Lounge,
Ocean Isle Beach, A.
Island Grill, Sunset Beach, A.
Pearl Halfway House, Calabash, A.
Sharkey’s Pizza, Ocean Isle Beach, A.
G&G Motel, Bolivia, A.
Brunswick County Government Cen
ter cafeteria, A.
Winds Coffee Shop, Ocean Isle
Beach, A.
Southbound Sandwich Shack at
Bolivia, A.
Ella’s Restaurant, Calabash, B.
Scotchman 120, Shallotte, B.
Tony’s Pizza, Calabash, A.
Ann’s Grill, Long Beach, A.
North Brunswick High School
cafeteria, Leland, A.
Senior Citizens Nutrition Site, Shal
lotte, A.
Food Folks Meat Market, Shallotte, A.
Brunswick Cove, Leland,- A.
w Oak Island
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vtm) PUBLIC NOTICE
Pursuant to the provisions of N.C.G.S. 160A-269, an offer to purchase Lot 18,
Block N. Section 2 Boiling Spring Lakes has been upset. The upset bid is in the
amount of SI ,348.00. Within ten days from the date hereof any person may raise
the bid by not less than ten percent of the first one thousand dollars and five
percent of the remainder. Any upset bid must be deposited with the Clerk to the
Board of Commissioners; The Board of Commissioners may at any time reject
any and all bids.
This the 10th day of December, 1992.
Brunswick County Board of Commissioners
Kelly S. Barefoot, Clerk
Town of Yaupon Beach
PUBLIC HEARING
The public will lake notice that the Preliminary Assessment Roll for the sewer
collections and treatment system for the Town of Yaupon Beach has been
prepared and is available for public inspection in the office of the Town Clerk
until the 7th day of January, 1993. The Town of Yaupon Beach Board of
Commissioners will hold a Public Hearing at 7:00 p.m. on die 7th day of January,
1993 at the Ocean View Methodist Church, 606 Yaupon Drive, for the purpose
of hearing objections to the Preliminary Assessment Roll from all interested
persons who appear.
Nancy J. Wilson
Town Clerk
' Town of Yaupon Beach
PUBLIC HEARING
Take notice that a public hearing shall beheld on December 14,1992 at 7:00
p.m. in the Yaupon Beach Town Hall to hear public comment regarding the
imposition of a room occupancy tax for the Town of Yaupon Beach, said tax to
be used for tourism development. Pursuant to House Bill 1367, the Board of
Commissioners of die Town of Yaupon Beach may levy a room occupancy tax
of three percent (3%) of the gross receipts derived from the rental of accomo
dations within the town that arc subject to sales tax imposed by the Stale under
G.S. 105-164.4 (a)(3) and from tdie rental of private residences and cottages
within the town that are exempt from the sales tax imposed under G.S. 105-164.4
(a)(3) solely because they are rented for less than fifteen days. Penalties shall be
imposed if individuals do not comply with the lax reporting. A copy of the bill
is on file in the office of the Town Clerk for review.
All interested persons are invited to attend.
Nancy J. Wilson
Town Clerk
Town of Yaupon Beach
PUBLIC NOTICE
FEDERAL EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT AGENCY
COMMUNITY RATING SYSTEM
The public will take notice that the Town of Yaupon Beach is submitting an
application to FEMA to participate in the Community Rating System. The
Yaupon Beach Building inspector will provide flood protection information and
will locate the flood zones in which properties are located. This information can
be provided to anyone.
Flood Insurance Rate Maps are provided at Yaupon Beach Town Hall and are
free. Flood information on Yaupon Beach is located in the Brunswick County
Library in Southport. If you need facts concerning the flood information in
Yaupon Beach, please contact the following:
David E. Kelly, II, Building Inspector
Town of Yaupon Beach
518 Yaupon Drive
Yaupon Beach, N.C. 28465
(919) 278-5024
Officer Hours: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Nancy J. Wilson
Town Clerk
Town of Long Beach
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Board of Adjustment of the Town of Long Beach will meet on Wednes
day, December 16, 1992, at the Long Beach Recreation Center at 7:30 p.m. to
consider the following appeals:
APPEAL 1
RE: Wilton and Gloria Marvin wish to ask for a variance from the Town of
Long Beach Code of Ordinances, Section 9-81 CO
LOCATION; Lots 3 &4, Blk 220, Sect. 15TH; 806 W. Yacht Drive
APPEAL 2 > . v
RE: Frank L. Smith, Jr. wishes to ask for a variance from the Town of Long
Beach Code of Ordinances, Section 9-76 (d) (3) and 9-169 (b).
LOCATION: Lot 9. Blk 43, Sect ELB; 1618 E. Beach Drive
APPEAL 3
RE: Charles and Ann McManus wish to ask for a variance from the Town of
Long Beach Code of Ordinances, Section 9-76 (d) (3).
LOCATION: Lot 10, Block 27A, Sect ELB; 2920 E. Pelican Drive
The public is invited to attend. This is the 4th day of December, 1992.
Sheila M. Bell
Clerk
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