Wreck Injures Two On
Bypass
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Two people were injured Sunday
morning in a wreck on the U.S. 17
Shallotte bypass.
Alfred Jerome Grant. 26, of
John's Island, S.C., and a passenger
in his 1979 Buick, Alicia Pollard,
22, of Charleston, S.C., were both
taken to The Brunswick Hospital in
Supply with minor injuiics after the
10:30 a.m. accident, the State High
way Patrol reported.
According to State Trooper D.A.
Ixwis' report. Grant was traveling
north on U.S. 17 about 1.2 miles
south of Shallotte when his car was
struck by a 1989 Ford pickup truck
driven by Collie Wayne Long, 20,
of Supply.
Long's truck was attempting to
cross four-lancd U.S. 17 on Old
Shallotte Road (S.R. 1316), Lewis
stated.
Long, who escaped injures, was
chargcd with a yield violation, Lew
is reported.
Damage was estimated at $5,000
to the Long truck and $1,000 to the
Grant pickup.
Truck Overturns
Two people were seriously in
jured when a pickup truck ran off
the road and overturned near Cala
bash Saturday.
Terry Trell Clifton, 21, of Shal
lotte, was chargcd with exceeding a
safe speed after the 1987 Ford truck
he was driving ran off of Persimmon
Road (S.R. 1167) about 1.2 miles
west of Calabash, Lewis reported.
Clifton's truck was traveling at an
estimated 75 niph when it ran off the
left shoulder, crossed the road,
jumped a diteh and overturned,
Lewis stated. The truck then struck a
fence and came to rest right side up,
he said.
Both Clifton and a passenger,
Tony Sapp, 26, of Calabash, were
taken to The Brunswick Hospital
with serious injuries following the
1:30 p.m. wreck.
Damage was estimated at S4,(HK)
to the truck and S8(*> to a fence
owned by Occanus Marketing and
Management Co.
Driver Charged
A New Jersey man was charged
with driving left of center in an acci
dent that sent three people to the
hospital Saturday morning.
Christoph Glen Dcdrick, 20, of
West Caldwell, N.J., was charged
after his 1988 Mercury, traveling
south on U.S. 17 about 5.2 miles
south of Bolivia, ran off the left
shoulder, slid out of control, crossed
the highway, struck a ditchhank and
overturned. State Trooper T.W.
Cauldcr reported.
The car came to rest on its top in
the ditch, the report indicated.
Taken to The Brunsw ick Hospital
with injuries were Dcdrick and two
passengers, Mark Rullo, 21, of East
Brunswick, N.J., and Andrea
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Damage to the vehicle was esti
mated at S4.6(X).
Jumps Ditch
A Camp Lcjcunc man was
charged wiih c arc less and rccklcss
driving after his pickup truck ran off
of U.S. 17 about 6.1 miles south of
Shallottc Sunday morning.
Scott Lynn-Siaunion Wayman,
21, was charged following the 4:15
a.m. wreck, Caulder stated.
The 1991 Toyota was traveling
north on U.S. 17 when it ran off the
left shoulder, jumped a ditch and
landed in a small clearing, Caulder
reported.
Roth W:?ym.in and a passenger,
larry Hestler, 28, of Camp Lcjeunc,
received minor injuries but were not
transported to the hospital by ambu
lance.
Damage was estimated at S2,(XK)
to the truck.
DVVI Charge Filed
Officers charged a Conway, S.C.,
man with driving while impaired
following an accident Sunday morn
ing near Calabash.
Levi Wtxxlard, 19, was charged
following the 2 a.m. accident. Suae
Trooper B.L. Wilkes reported.
Woodard's 1989 Ford was travel
ing east on S.R. 1356 (Marlowtown
Road) when it crossed S.R. 1302
(Shinglctrcc Road) and struck a
ditchbank about 2.1 inilcs west of
Calabash, Wilkes stated.
Woodard was also charged with a
slop sign violation, slated Wilkes.
The driver received minor injuries
and was transported to The Bruns
wick Hospital.
Vehicle damage was estimated at
S4,(XX).
Kitchen Damaged In Monday Fire
No injuries resulted from a fire
Monday night at a Midway Park
mobile home on N.C. 179 south of
Shalloitc, and damage was restricted
to one small area of the kitchen, said
Shalloitc Point VFD Chief Mike
Potts.
Approximately 20 volunteers
from the Shalloitc Point and Shal
loitc departments responded to the
6:55 p.m. call to the Staccy Jones
residence.
"We put it out right when we got
here," said Potts.
He estimated damage to the stove
and cabinet area above it as between
SI, 500 and S3,000.
The fire apparcnUy started in the
wall behind the stovctop on which
she had been frying clams, Ms.
Jones said.
She had put the pan of clams on,
Uicn stepped out of the kitchen. "I
watched TV for a few minutes and
then wait to die bedroom and folded
some clothes," she said.
When Ms. Jones relumed to
cheek on the progress of her fami
ly's dinner, the kitchen was filled
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"The smoke alarm hadn't gone
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