Reported Thefts Top $1 6,000 Over The Weekend
More than $16,000 worth of
property was reported stolen in
Brunswick County last weekend,
most of it during break-ins. accord
ing to reports on file at the
Brunswick County Sheriff's IX-part
ment.
Friendly Sales <ft Service of
Grissettown reported thai property
valued at more than $4,000 was tak
en Saturday night or early Sunday,
according to a report.
The following items were report
ed taken: two Stihl chain saws,
which the business reported were
worth S439.90; four Poulan chain
saws. $918.40; two Echo saws,
S650, foui .m iap pci u iiiiihc ?>,
$914.90; one Stihl saw with how,
S444.95; one 30-inch Little Wonder
hedge trimmer, $27^.^5: iwo Siihl
blowers. S399.90: one Poulan 235
chain saw, S249.99.
Entry was gained by throwing a
rock through the front glass door,
according to the report.
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Sosebec Moore of Matthews re
ported that nearly $6,(XX) worth of
property had been taken from resort
property at Route 2, Supply be
tween Dec. 3, 1989 and Aug. 4. ac
cording to a report.
CRIME REPORT
According to the rrpon. the mo
bile home, a pickup truck, a van and
an outside storage shed were broken
into.
Hie following items were report
ed missing: one 22-inch color tele
vision. which was reported to be
worth S7(X): one marine radio.
S3(X): one microwave oven, SI75;
one loran, S650: one depth finder.
SI20: 12 fishing rods. S2.MX); as
sorted tix'ls. SI.110 and I tacklc box
witli assorted tackle, S2(X). A black
powder pistol also was reported
SiOtCfi, bui no ouiiiiHivi value was
attached to it. An estimated S50
damage was done to a door. accord
ing to the report
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Lillie Mae Penegar of Boones
boro reported that between noon
Monday and 8 p.m. Friday someone
entered her home and removed
items valued at $2,460, according to
a report.
The following items were report
ed taken: one ,32<aliber seven-shot
German revolver that was estimated
to be worth S300; one 12-gauge
pump five-shot shotgun, SI70; one
20-gaugc bolt-action shotgun, SI50;
one ,45-caliber automatic handgun.
S600; one .22-calibcr revolver,
SKX); one yellow gold ring with a
ruby and two diamonds, $300; one
wide gold ring, S260; two wedding
bands, $80 and one diamond en
gagement ring, $500.
Entry was gained through a back
bedroom window, alter an unsuc
cessful attempt to pry the steel back
door open, according to the re|>ort.
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Larry Floyd of Shallotte reported
that between July 25 and Aug. 4,
someone broke into his mini-ware
house on Blueberry Farm Road and
look ;wc go carts, '.we helmet?
one 2 1/2-gallon plastic gas contain
er, according to a report. The total
value was estimated at S2.(XX).
Entry was gained by prying a lock
hasp straight, according to the re
port.
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Edward L. McLcndon of
Norwood reported that someone
broke into his mobile home at Shell
Point Village between July 30 and
Aug. 4 and took an 11,000-BTU
window air conditioner valued at
$500 and a lawnmowcr valued at
Sl(X), according to a report.
Entry was gained by prying open
the back door, which sustained SI75
damage, according to the report.
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Delbert G. Ragsdale Jr. of
Rivervicw Drive in Calabash re
ported that a lawnmowcr was taken
from under a truck in his front yard
Friday or Saturday. He estimated
the mower to be worth S125.
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Ricky A. Brewer of North Myrtle
Beach. S.C. reported that someone
took approximately 40 2x6x14 yel
low pine boards from a house he
has under construction at North
Carolina Shores Thursday night or
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bcr at' S2(X).
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Amanda's Clothing of Lcland re
ported that Thursday night or Friday
someone cut the pipes and removed
a water pump worth $250 from be
hind the business, according to a re
port.
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Alfred Swicskoski of Lcianu re
ported that someone removed a tire
and rim worth SI00 from his auto
mobile Thursday night or early
Friday.
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Tqkin' A Cruise 11 not be l,,e safest way to ride, but one can certainly see
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These youngsters were finding a cruise down the Atlantic bow to rise and your vessell begins plowing through the water, as
Intracoastal Waterway to be a real treat. this trio found while heading into a Holden Beach canal.
Health Department Inspects More Than 50 Restaurants
More than 50 food-scrvicc estab
lishments were inspcctcd and grad
ed by cnviioiiiiiuutai heaiui special
ists with the Brunswick County
Health Department during July,
along with various food stands,
meat markets, pools and lodging fa
cilities.
Grades are based on a perfect
score of KX) with points taken away
for infractions of health standards.
An "A" is given to stores of 90 or
better; a "B" to scores between 80
and 90; and a "C" to scores between
70 and 80.
An establishment which scores
below a 70 would not be allowed to
remain in operation.
Results of the inspections arc as
follows:
Restaurants: Bob's Pizza Shack,
Long Beach, preliminary inspec
tion; The Chan House Restaurant,
Southport, 96; The Cheese Haus,
Southport, 90; The Deck, Long
Beach, 91.5; Dels Restaurant &
Deli, Long Beach, 90.5; Jane's
Restaurant, Holden Beach, 71.5;
Jones' Seafood House, Long Beach,
94; Kountiy Kitchen, Long Beach,
94; Lee's Petroleum & Auto
Services Inc., Leland, preliminary
inspection; Lickcty Split, Long
Bcach Road, permit transferred;
Long beach Pier Restaurant, Long
Beach. 95.5; New York Style Deli,
Southport, 92.5; The Pharmacy,
Southport, 90; Sea Captain Res
taurant, Southport, 90; Senior
Citizen Nutrition Site, Leland, 93;
Senior Cilr/f?n \'nlnlinn Sil(? I nn?
Beach, 86.5; Senior Citizen Nu
trition Site, Southport, 95; Silverhill
Grill, Holden Beach Road, 94;
Strawberry's, Southport. 94; Sub
way, Southport, 96; Wilson's Old
Fashion Hamburgers, Long Beach,
92.5;
Also, Wilson's Old Fashion Ham
burgers, Southport, 93.5; Y's Cafe,
Southport, 92; Beach Country.
Shalloue, 98; Becky's Restaurant,
Ash, 94.5; Bennett's Seafood
Kitchen, Calabash, 90; Bill's Grill,
Shalloue, 96.5; Bob's Pizzaria,
Calabash, 94.5; Brierwood Golf
Course, Shalloue, 95.5; Burger
King, Shalloue, 95; Calabash Sea
food House, Calabash, 93; Captain
John's, Calabash, 90; Captain
Nance's, Calabash, 83; Cool
D'Lites, Ocean Isle Beach, 90;
Derbster's Dining & Sports Bar,
Calabash permit transform!- Dos
Amigos, Ocean Isle Beach, 94;
And, Ella's Seafood Restaurant.
Calabash, 90; Family House
Restaurant, Shallotte, 91; Haley's
Seafood & Steakhousc, Calabash,
91; Hardee's, Shallotte, 94; Hillco
Deli, Shallotte, 82; The Islander
Restaurant, Ocean Isle Beach, 90;
Occan Isic Supci rvlaikei Deli,
Ocean Isle Beach, 84.5; The
Original of Calabash, Calabash, 93;
Sandfiddlers, Shallotte, 90; Sand
piper Restaurant, Shallotte, 95;
Scotchman No. 120, Shallotte, 90;
Senior Citizen Nutrition Site,
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ply, 90;
Also, Trawler's Oyster Barge,
Calabash, 90; Village Man Res
taurant, Shallotte, preliminary in
spection; Wilson's Super Market
Deli & Bakery, Shallotte, 93.5.
Food Stands: Captain Pete's
Snack Bar, Holden Beach, 95.5;
Oriental Food, Leland, 94; The
Pantry, Southport, 93.
Meat Markets: Beach Mart
Meat Market, Holden Bcach, 96.5;
Food Lion No. 342, Shallotte, 93.5;
Hillco Meat Market, Shallotte, 93.5;
Occan Isle Super Market. Ocean
Isle Beach, 90; and Wilson's Super
Market No. 12, Shalloltc, 92.
Residential Care Facilities:
Eldo Family Care Home Leland, 18
demerits; Mary Robbins, Leland, 1
demerit; and Vivian Smith, South
port, 2 demerits.
Ltiu^iri^ ? Coastal Mo
te!, Yaupon Beach, 90; Driftwood
Motel, Yaupon Beach, 95; G & G
Motel, Bolivia, preliminary inspec
tion; Gray Gull Motel, Holden
Beach, 98; Pier House Motel, Long
Beach, 96.5; Port Motel, Long
Bcach Roau, 97, Sportsman's inn
Motel, Long Beach, 94; and The
Winds of Ocean Isle Beach, Ocean
Isle Beach, 95.5.
Daycare Facilities: Kids Con
nection, Shallotte, 3 demerits; Kids
Connection 11, Shallotte, 1 demerit;
and Kids Connection III, Shallotte,
2 demerits.
Public Pools: Preliminary in
spections for Bricklanding Planta
tion?spa, wading pool, pool and
Inlet Wacche pool, as well as
Driftwood Moiel, Oak Island Golf
& Country Club, River Run and
Saltaire Village POA.
Other: Harbor Lite & Grill,
Southpon, drink suind, 92.5.
Temporary' food stands operated
at the N.C. Fourth of July Festival
by Electric Bottling, Mario
Enterprises and Order of Eastern
Star were also inspected.
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Kills Rattlesnake
Cory Simmons, 15, of Supply killed this rattlesnake with a shot
gar. July 31 after finding if outside the home of his grandmother.
Ruth Simmons. Cory, who is the son of Iris Simmons, is pictured
holding the snake from the end of a yard rake. The snake was
about six feet long and had 13 rattles.
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