yJn District Court |
\ Traffic, Assault Cases Heard !
jC The following judgments were
Jj&sued Thursday.
Mfi: Steven Hammond, Rt. 2, Polk
|$on, driving while license revoked,
^nd no operator's license, voluntary
'dismissal by the prosecutor; driving
while license suspended, pleaded
not guilty, found guilty, $200 and
costs; defendant gives notice of
sppc&l
E-4 Alfred Lee Henley, Ft.
Bragg, speeding 75 in a 55 zone,
pleaded guilty; driving under the
} influence, second offense, pleaded
not guilty, found guilty of the lesser
offense of careless and reckless
driving after drinking. 30 days
suspended for 6 months, SI 50 and
costs, and complete successfully
within 75 days the Drug and
Alcohol Abuse School.
Albert Charles McQueen,
Wagram, driving under the in
fluence, and exceeding a safe
speed. 90 days suspended for 12
months, $150 and costs, and
surrender license and not drive for
.12 months.
The following judgments were
issued Friday in Hoke County
District Court. Judge Joseph E.
Dupree presided.
Richard Edward Owings, Ft.
Bragg, driving while license re
voked, 6 months suspended for 2
years, S200 and costs, and not drive
for 2 years except as provided for by
law.
Charles Edward Baker, Rt. 3,
Raeford, trespass, pleaded not
guilty, found guilty, prayer for
judgment continued, costs.
Ervin Lee McCain, Shawtown,
assault on a female, and assault
with a deadly weapon, pleaded not
guilty, found guilty, 6 months
suspended for 3 years, on condi
tions he pay costs and not assault
Frances McCain or James Edward
Smith for 3 years.
Robert Wallace, Rt. 2, Raeford,
simple assault, pleaded not guilty,
found guilty, 30 days suspended for
12 months, S50 restitution to the
prosecuting witness, and costs, and
not assault the prosecuting witness
for 12 months.
Gary Wayne Hunt, Rt. 6, Lum
berton, driving under the influ
ence, 90 days suspended for 12
months, SI 50 and costs, and not
drive for 12 months.
Lacy Calvin Morrisey, Rt. 3.
In South Hoke
Center Opened
The night of October 13 was
another giant step for Lumbee
Regional Development Associa
tion, Inc. This was the official
opening of the South Hoke Day
Care Center.
The center is being housed in a
community building that was built
by a grant from the U.S. Housing
and Urban Development Depart
fyment as a Community Develop
ment Project. This is another
project for LRDA in its continuing
effort to meet the needs of Indian
people.
The new center is licensed to
provide day care services for 60
children from birth through 5
years, and is open from 6:30 a.m.
until 5:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday. South Hoke D.C.C. is also
^an authorized center through the
state of North Carolina which
makes it possible for the local
Department of Social Services to
place children there and will pick
up the cost itself.
Mistress of ceremonies was
Lynneettah Jacobs, Community
Development Day Care director.
General Community Program of
LRDA. Her comments included
many thanks to all the people who
Mhad a part in making available the
community building for the pur
pose of the day care.
Elias Rogers of the Lumbee
River Electric Membership Co-op
Board of Directors and a member
of the South Hoke community,
gave a prayer of dedication for the
new facility.
Words of welcome were given by
Earl H. Oxendine of the LRDA
& Board of Directors. Oxendine re
pealled the many times that he had
asked the residents of Hoke County
to help and they did. He remarked
to the parents and guests that they
should be proud of having one of
the finest day care centers in this
area.
Frances Woods, the center di
rector. and Gary Deese. the Gen
eral Community Program director,
introduced the center staff as well
ft as LRDA staff personnel.
Kenneth R. Maynor gave com
pliments to the members of the
staff of the new center for the
tremendous job thev were doing at
South Hoke. Maynor also thanked
the community for letting LRDA be
a part.
The program that makes the day
care center possible is similar to the
federal programs that served the
? citizens after the Depression.
Adolph Dial, chairman for LRDA
Board of Directors, reminded the
group that this center is possible
through funds from both the state
and federal governments. The
center was designed to make
available day care for low and
medium income families. This will
make it possible for mothers to
work with the assurance that their
children are receiving develop
f mental child care.
James Martin, county manager,
told the group that he was glad to
see the community building used
for a day care center. James Hunt,
vice chairman of the Hoke County
commissioners, had similar re
marks.
The deputy director ot LKUA.
Von Locklear, told the group they
_had a center to be proud of. In his
t travels he has seen many day care
ctnters and that LRDA operates
some of the best that he has seen.
Refreshments were served as
Miriam Oxendine and Willie L.
Lowery. from the Lumbee River
Native American Center for the
Arts, provided music for the group.
< This is the fifth day care center
that LRDA is currently operating.
The others are: Gospel Taber
nacle. Rex - Rennert. Union
^Chapel and Wakulla.
Persons interested in enrolling
children at the center may call
875-5777 (center) or apply in
person at the center.
Raetord, speeding 68 in a 35 zone,
60 days suspended, S50 and costs.
Gary Don Eleby, McCain,
driving while liccnse revoked, 6
months suspended for 2 years, S200
and costs, and not drive for 2 years
except as provided for by law.
Wes Williams, doing business as
Wesnell, Inc., Box 686, Raeford,
failing and refusing to submit
employment records as prescribed
by the Employment Security Law,
pleaded no contest, prayer . for
judgment for 5 years, costs.
W.A. McDonald, doing business
as Raeford Cleaners, Raeford,
failing and refusing to submit
employment records as prescribed
by the Employment Security Law,
pleaded no contest, prayer for
judgment continued for 5 years,
costs.
Thomas Monroe, Rt. 1, Shan
non, assault, found not guilty;
prosecuting witness to pay costs for
frivolous and malicious prosecu
tion.
Tony Thompson. Lumberton.
speeding 50 in a 35 zone, prayer for
judgment continued, costs.
Glenn Dixon. Rt. 1. Raeford,
worthless check, 30 days sus
pended. S15 restitution to National
Finance Co., and S10 and costs.
Hiawatha McLaurin, Raeford.
simple possession of marijuana.
$50 and costs, costs remitted.
Annie Rivers McPhatter. Rt. 1,
Raeford. speeding 45 in a 35 zone,
S5 and costs.
James Fairley, Jr.. Aberdeen,
unsafe tires, costs.
MADE POSTERS - Posters advertising last weekend's Raeford Kiwunis Club Golf Tournament were made by
students in the class at J. W. Turlington School. The Ki wants Club gave the class a donation for the efforts. The
art students, all in the sixth grade, are, standing, L-R -- Matt Barrington, Chris Creech, Rusty Reams, Terry
Purcell, Kim McMillan, Teresa Kelton, Debbie Baker, and Teresa Ramsey. Seated, center, L-R - Gerald Bundy,
Randall Wheeler, Crystal Glisson, Angela Pasternak, Amy Williams, Lisa Asher, Kerry Booker, Suzanna
Holland, Mary Lynn Buoyer, Billie Jo Burke and Mary McDowell. Sealed, front, L-R ? Brad Edwards, Lew
Upchurch, Bryan Welborn, Chris Huffman, Mary Emily McDonald, Carrie Kinlaw, Lenita Easterling, and
Timothy Ward.
Gospel Singing
A Gospel singing will be held
Friday, starting at 7:30 p.m.. at
Maxton High School.
The Hinsons of Nashville. Tenn..
will be featured.
In Raeford. tickets may be
purchased in advance at Townc
Barber Shop. 122 S. Main St.. for
53.50 each. The price at the door
Friday night is $4.50.
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