CURB SIDE-High winds deposited loose trash in downtown gutters last week.
Some of the litter probably was blown from uncovered trash bins. Scene above was
at corner of t'lwood Avenue and Main Street. (N-J Photo)
TRASH - Two boxes of trash were spotted at U.S. 401 and Harmony Heights Road
Mondav. Less than half a mile awav at the intersection of Harmonv Heights Rnnri
and Rural Paved Road 1303, the county maintains a large metal container. A
second county maintained trash container is located not more than a mile away at
U.S. 401 and Rural paved Road 1303.
LITTER - High winds last week caused much of the city's trash to collect on
shrubs and curbs near downtown Raeford. The result is pictured above. (N-J
Photo)
DeVane Will Quit Squad
Danny DeVane, Hoke County Rescue
Squad commander, announced this
week he will resign from the squad upon
completion of his present term of office
January 1.
DeVane, who has been on the squad a
little over two years, says he is unable to
continue devoting so much time to the
squad. 'There are times t have to close
my business to answer a call and then
find we really aren't needed. 1 can't
afford that."
"This is the best, most outstanding,
well-trained and equipped squad in the
state but there is need for improvement
in communications between the resuce
squad and law enforcement agencies on
notification," stressed the former squad
treasurer DeVane.
He says he hopes to accomplish one
more goal before leaving the squad;
complete an accident policy contract to
L'over Rescue Squad workers while they
are working a call.
The squad will hold annual elections
at their December 19 meeting.
Nominees for commander are BOl
Parker and Earl Conoly; executive vice
commander (public relations), Ronnie
W0son and Neil Smith; treasurer. Bobby
Conoly; secretary, Charles Tew; and vice
commander (equipment man), Jim
Wade.
Man Injured, Another Held
An Antioch man is being held in jail
on charges of assault with a deadly
weapon and another man is being
treated at Duke Hospital in Durham for
racial wounds resulting from a shooting
incident Sunday.
Harlie Cummings was shot in the
right side of the face with peOets
allegedly fired by # 410 gauge shotgun
at the home of hit accused attacker,
Weldoft LocMear, 31.
Personnel at Southeastern General
Hospital reported the shooting to the
Hoke County Sheriffs Department
when Cummings arrived for treatment
Sunday. Cummings was later transferred
to Duke.
LocMear ia being held without bond
pending a December 21 appearance In
district court.
Two Shannon residents were injured
in a Saturday mid-morning one car
accident on Cart hedge Road near
Shannon.
Geneva Locklear, driver, reportedly
was adjusting the heater'on her car
when she left the road. She reportedly
swerved back across the road and struck
a tree. She and Moddie Locklear, her
daughter, a passenger in the car, were
taken to Southeastern General Hospital
and treated for injuries.
Investigating officer. Trooper E.W.
Coen, estimated the damage to the
Locklear car at 1400.
Trooper Coen reported three injured
in a 5 p.m. Friday accident involving
two cars. Bonnie Jacobs, driver, and
unidentified passenger in her car, and
Margaret Hunt Dial, driver of the second
car, were treated and released at
Scotland Memorial Hospital after Mrs.
Jacobs reportedly pulled into the left
lane of traffic to avoid hitting a stopped
vehicle in her lane and hit the Dial car
head-on.
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Both cars were estimated total losses.
Mrs. Jacobs was cited for unsafe
movement.
Ill a 7:15 a.m. wreck Dec. 5, a tractor
trailer reportedly driven by Mr. Deese,
18, of Maxton, struck a car driven by
Brantley Allen, Hillcrest Community,
while both were traveling on U.S. 401
towards Fayetteville.
According to investigating Trooper
Coen, Deese tried to pass the Allen car
saw he couldn't and reportedly pulled
back into the lane behind the car
striking it. Allen was taken to Highsmith
Rainey Memorial Hospital.
Trooper Coen estimated the damages
to the Allen car at $300 and cited Deese
with failure to decrease speed.
Crawford Thomas Jr. reported to
police that a King size bed spread and
blanket valued at $65 were taken from a
clothes dryer at Lipscomb's Laundry.
According to police reports, Mrs.
Thomas had put the items in the dryer
and left, then returned to find them
missing.
Thirty-nine hogs valued at $3,120
and a chain saw valued at $100 were
reported taken from the Timberland
Hog F arm three miles from Raeford
early December 5. Sheriff's reports say
the chains on the gates to the farm were
cut.
The H.P. Walters home, Five Points,
was reportedly broken into between 9
a.m. and 11:30 a.m. December 4.
Walters reported he returned home and
found the door broken open and several
guns and items missing. Listed as
missing were a shotgun, a target pistol, a
rifle, a gun cleaning kit, a pair of boots,
and a small amount of cash. Damage to
the door was listed as $75 making total
value of missing items and damage
S3S3.
Seventy-four gallons of gasoline was
reportedly taken from four State trucks
while parked at the State garage Dec. 4.
Sheriff Department is investigating the
theft.
Joe Norris, Fayetteville, reported a
stove valued at S250 and a refrigerator
taken from a new house under
construction in Stonewall Township
Dec. 2. A window glass under the car
port was reported broken.
U.T. Locklear. Stonewall Township,
reported a chainsaw valued at SI70
taken from his porch Saturday.
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