PaRc 8-R—THE BRUNSWICK BEACON, Thursday, September 4, 1987
C-ouple Oet Suspended Sentences In Drug Cases
A 1/cland couple received suspend
ed sentences after pleading Ruilty to
drug charges last week in Brunswick
County Duslrici i rinunai I'ouri.
Charles Mint?., of Ht. 3, U'larul, last
Wednesday entered guilty pleas to
misdemeanor charges including
possession of cocaine, marijuana and
drug paraphernalia.
Vickie Mintz, also of Bt. :t. I.eland.
entered a guilty plea to misdemeanor
possession of marijuana.
The initial charges against both of
possession of a controlled substance
with intent to sell and deliver were
dismissed.
The couple were arrested .May 18
by the Brunswick County .Sheriffs
Department.
I.ast Wednesday, Judge Jerry A.
Jolly gave Charles Mintz a t\vo-year
sentence, su.spenderl for five years,
with five years of super\ised proba
tion. Mintz also was fined $250. and
was ordered to pay court costs and
attorney fees.
Vickie Mintz received a .suspended
60-day sentence with five years of
superv’ised probation. She also was
required to pay attorney fees.
Also during the .Aug. 24-26 term.
Judge Jolly heard the following
cases:
Gibson V. Barbee III, possession of
beer underage. $25 fine.
Craig Bryant, worthless check
$16.72, wortliless check $23.54. wor-
thle.ss check $13.00. worthle.ss check
$45.00, county jail not le.ss nor more
than six months, suspended two
years, cosLs and restitution, not
violate criminal laws.
John W. Gainey, violation of proba
tion, admits violation. Brunswick
County Jail seven days.
Gregorio G. Gonziilez. assault on a
female, dismissed.
William B. Hand, resisting arrest,
possession of beer underage.
Brunswick County Jail two days. $25
fine.
James Hargrove HI. larceny in
general, county jail not less nor more
than GO days, suspended two years,
unsupery’ised probation, costs, re.sti-
lion $50 to Mars'in Floyd, not go on
property of plaintiff, not violate
criminal laws.
Jeffrey A. Hicks, unauthorized use
of a conveyance, county jail not less
nor more than r,u (lays, sosiiemled.
supervised probation two years,
costs, restitution $200 attorney fees.
Brunswick County Jail five days,
credit for time served, not violate
criminal laws.
Timothy E. Holcombe, exceeding
.safe speed, costs.
Michael K. Hughes, exceeding safe
speed, costs.
Edward A. O’Leary Sr., assault on
a female, dismissed.
Glenda O’lxjary, coiitmunicating
threats, dismis.sed.
.Michael K. Osborne, larceny,
disini.s.sed.
Paul S. Pigott, unsafe movement,
costs.
.Michael D. Price, injury to per-
.sonal property, prayer for judgement
continued till 9/21/87.
Cynthia Shepard, conuiiunicating
threats, dismis.sed.
Bryan Todd, violation of probation,
admits violation. revoked,
Brunswick County Jail seven days.
I.ewis H. Trent, selling beer to per
son underage, prayer for judgement
continued, costs.
Daniel W. Brilcs. breaking, enter
ing and larceny, probable cause
found, bound over to superior court.
Baymon A. Watkins, possession of
malt beverage under 21. violation of
town ordinance, $25 and costs.
Bobert A. Watkins, nosse.ssion of
malt beverage under 21. violation of
town ordinance, $25 and costs.
Bichard Beid. speeding 54 in a 45
zone, costs.
Thomas Stout, exceeding safe
speed, costs.
Joseph Hill, first degree burglary,
probable cause found, bound over to
superior court, not go about or com
municate with plaintiffs.
Dannie H. Jones, conuiiunicating
threats, dismi.ssed.
H. H. I’erry, communicating
threats, dismi.ssed.
Cecil Thompson, conuiiunicating
threats, not go about or conununicate
with plaintiff.
Debbie Farris, trespassing, county
jail 30 days, suspended two years,
costs, not go on property of Kennedy
or conununicate with plainitff, not
violate criminal laws.
Bwlney W. Bobinson, assault by
pointing a gun. communicating
threats, six months, suspended two
years, suiiervised probation two
years, costs, not possess any fireanii
outside of residence, not go about or
communicate with plaintiff, not
violate criminal laws. Appealed.
By an J. Allison, speeding 45 in a 35
zone, co.sts.
'I'eressa Barnes, misdemeanor
possession of marijuana, posse.ssion
of drug paraphenialia. Brunswick
County Jail not le.ss nor more than 60
days, .suspended, supervised proba
tion two years, costs, attorney fees
$250, not possess controlled
substance or dnig paraphenialia.
allow warrantless .searches, not
violate criminal laws; po.sse.ssion
with intent to sell and deliver civ
caine, dismi.ssed; felonious po.sse.s-
sion of cocaine, dismissed.
lane M. BarLsch. speeding 70 in a
55 zone. $15 and costs.
Jesse E. Beiiloii, reckle.ss opera
tion. county jail 10 days, su.spended
10 days, costs.
Kevin L. Caison. no OSC license,
clanuiiing from posted area, county
jail not less nor more than 29 days,
suspended two years, costs, $250 fine,
not violate criminal laws.
Paul .A. Clenuiions, reckle.ss opera
tion, county jail 10 days, suspended
10 days, co.sts.
William F. Coleman, injury to per
sonal property, dismissed; trespass
ing, a.s.siiult on a female, county jail
not less nor more than six montlis,
su.spended, supervised probation two
years, costs, restitution $64.00 to
plaintiff, assessment, pay cost,
follow course, not communicate with
or go about person or property of
plaintiff, not violate criminal laws,
attorney fees $250; misdemeanor
breaking and entering, dismissed.
Christopher G. Cook, failure to give
name and address, dismissed; left of
center, costs.
Johnny F. Corey, speeding 70 in a
.55 zone, costs.
Joseph H. Dyson, speeding 70 in a
55 zone, $15 and co.sts.
Dianne W. Holden, exceeding safe
speed, prayer for judgement con
tinued, costs.
Mary C. Huggins, speeding 64 in a
55 zone, costs.
Joyce M. Hurley, exceeding safe
speed, prayer for judgement con
tinued, costs.
Donald B. Inman, taking clams
after sunset, $50 and costs.
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(Jiarlotte W. McKellar, exceeding
.safe speed, costs.
Bobert McMillian Jr., speciling 64
lit «i 55 zone, cc;sts.
James W. Malay Jr., speeding 64 in
a 55 zone, prayer for judgement con
tinued. costs.
Jerry L. Martiiidale, simple
a.s.sault, dismissed.
Michele G. MuckenfiLss, iin.safe
movement, prayer for judgement
continued, costs.
James L. Nance. s[K'eiling67 in a 55
zone, costs.
Clayton G. Padgett, .speeding 64 in
a 55 zone, costs.
Tracey L. Pivik, possessing and
displaying license of another, prayer
for judgement continued, costs.
David Raynor, misdemeanor
possession of marijuana, misde
meanor po.s.se.ssion of dnig parapher
nalia, misdemeanor possession of co
caine. Slate Department of Correc
tions not less nor more than two
\ ears, suspended, supervised proba
tion five years, costs and $250 fine,
warrantless searches, not possess
controlled substance, not violate
criminal laws.
Wentford B. Reaves, shrimping
after sunset, $50 and costs.
Ixiria Rivenbark, possession of
marijuana, $50 and costs, appealed;
furnishing marijuana to an inmate,
probable cause found, bound over to
superior court.
Dondra Robbins, injury to real pro
perty, county jail 20 days, suspended
two years, costs, restitution $40 to
plaintiff.
Dorwin C. Shelton, speeding 70 in a
55 zone, DWI, level 5, county jail not
less nor more than 60 days, suspend
ed two years, unsupervised proba
tion, $100 and costs, perform 24 hours
community service work within 60
days, $50 fee, ADETS $100.
Walter S. Spencer, no OSC license,
dismissed.
Gregory Stockhouse, injury to real
property, dismissed; tre.spassing,
dismissed.
Robert G. Thompson, speeding 64
in a 55 zone, costs.
Thomas D. Weaver, exceeding safe
speed, prayer for judgement con
tinued, costs.
Zendal B. Whaley, no OSC license,
prayer for judgement continued,
costs remitted.
Dwight L. Andrews, sjiceiliiig 70 in
a 55 zone, casts
Thelma 1. Bellamy, misdemeanor
inedii’.-il .-i.ssistance recipient fraud.
Brunswick County .fail .State Depart
ment of Correclioius not le.ss nor more
than two years, .siLspeiuled, supervis
ed probation five years, costs,
restitution $2,495.67 to Department of
Social Scrx’ices, restitution attorney
$250, 48 hours community service
work within $10 days, $100 fee. not
violate criminal laws.
Troy N. Croom, without having
ready at hand for inspection a cur
rent and valid oyster and clam
license, prayer for judgement con
tinued, costs.
Mark A. Register, sjK'eding 64 in a
55 zone, prayer for judgement con
tinued, costs.
Lorraine B. Stevens, simple
assault, county jail not le.ss nor more
than .30 days, su.spended two years,
costs, 48 hours community scrx’ice
within 120 days, $100 fee, not com
municate with or go on property of
plaintiff, not violate criminal laws.
Linda M. Thomp.son, speeding 64 in
a 55 zone, costs.
Dean A. Wootlard, no oyster and
clam license, county jail 30 days,
siisiieiuled two years, $25 and costs.
Alex Hewett, exceeding safe .speed,
costs.
Rocky Heaton, speeding 70 in a 55
zone, costs.
Cheryl Lord, .speeding 64 in a 55
zone, costs.
Donald Beavis, pas.se.ssion of beer
underage, prayer for judgement con
tinued. $’25 fine, co.sts remitted.
Edward Ciillitoii, s()ceding 70 in a
55 zone, costs.
.Steven Toomey, misdemeanor
breaking and entering. State Depart-
nient of Corrections not less nor more
than one year, suspended two years,
unsuper\’i.sed probation two years,
Brunswick County Jail 12 days,
credit for time served, not violate
criminal laws for two years, costs
remitted.
DR. CHRIS MOSHOURES
OPTOMETRIST
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■ BiwBk
How frequently should one
“change glasses?”
There is no hard and fast rule in
this regard. Certain people can
keep the same prescription for two
or three years, others require fre
quent changes. The latter is par
ticularly true for nearsighted
children and many adults between
the ages of forty-five and sixty-
five.
When growing children develop
nearsightedness, it is common for
that nearsightedness to increase a
little with every inch of height. Un
til they stop growing, their glasses
become inadequate about once a
year, sometimes more often. After
they have stopped growing, there
is a leveling off and glasses need
changing less frequently.
Many normal and most far
sighted people begin to need
special glasses for reading about
age forty-five. This development
may proceed with sufficient rapidi
ty to require a change in reading
glasses about once a year until age
sLxty-five or so.
• • • •
In the interest of better
vision from the office of:
Brunswick Vision Care
Chris Moshoures, O.D.
Pine St., Shallotte, 754-1020
.Salt Marsh Sq., Calabash, 579-4020
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