It’s The New Law
i ~ By - J. C. ROWE
Chief, Brevard Police
Editor's note: The 1970
North Carolina General As
sembly made 94 changes in
the state Criminal Statutes—
wrote some new laws and
changed old ones by addition
or deletions. Since these laws
affect the general public.
Brevard's Chief of Police, J.
C. Howe, has collected the
chances and THE TIMES is
publishing them over the
next several months as a pub
lic information service. The
laws are here published ah
they appear in the General
Statutes; no effort has been
made to explain or interpret
them. This is a function of
the legal profession and the
courts.
(Continued from last week)
Restricted Driving
Privileges
This cause coming on to be
heard and being heard before
the Honorable
Judge presiding and it appear
ing to the Court that the de
fendant, - has been
convicted of the offense of (de
scribe offense under G.S. 20
138, G. S. 20-139 (a), or G.S.
20-139(b) or as appropriate),
and it further appearing to the
Court that the defendant should
be issued a restricted driving
license and is entitled to the is
suance of a restricted driving
privilege under and by the au
thority of G.S. 20-179(b);
Now. therefore, it is order
ed, adjudged and decreed that
the defendant be allowed to
operate a motor vehicle under
the following conditions and
under no other circumstances.
Name — —
Race:
Sex: --
Height:
Weight:
Color of Hair:
Color of Eyes:
Birth Date:
Driver’s License Number —
Signature of Licensee:
Conditions of Restriction
(Indicate if none)
Type of Vehicle: —-—
Geographic Restrictions:
Hours of Restriction:
Other Restrictions:
This limited license shall be
effective from---to
-subject to fur
ther orders as the Court in its
discretion may deem neces
sarv and proper.
This the-day of
1969.
Judge Presiding
(3) Upon conviction of such
offense outside the juris
diction of this State the
person so convicted may
apply to the resident
'pudge of the superior
court of the district in
which he resides for
limited driving privileges
herinbefore defined. Up
on such application the
judge shall have the au
thority to issue such lim
ited driving privileges
in the same manner as
if he were the trial judge.
(4) Any violation of the re
strictive driving privi
leges as set forth in the
judgment of the trial
judge allowing, such priv
ileges shall constitute the
offense of driving while
license have (has) been
suspended and revoked
as set forth in G.S. 20
28. Whenever a person is
charged with operating
a motor vehicle in viola
tion of the restrictions,
the limited driving priv
lige shall be suspended
pending the final disposi
NOTICE
The program of artificial breed
ing in Transylvania county will be
discontinued as of November 1st.
Sponsored by Transylvania coun
ty, the program is being discontinued
because it is not being used.
Originally, the program was de
signed to upgrade the cattle in the
county, and it is felt it has served its
usefulness.
Transylvania County
Board Of Commissioners
Parents Invited To Meetings
Of Mental Health Services
Transylvania Mental Health
Services offers to the parents
of this community an opportun
ity to meet with other parents
to discuss how the child grows
and how to handle the problems
that arise.
The schedule of meetings for
this fall at 11:M a. m. is as
follow*:
St Philip’s
Parish House
November 2 —
November 16 —
November 30 —
December 14 —
Community
Center
— November 9
— November 23
— December 7
— December 21
All interested parents
cordially invited to come.
are
From The Broadcaster
Keyettes Started At BHS
A new club is in the process
of organization here at BHS.
This was brought about by
some female students who were
interested in joining the Key
Club.
The new club will be the Key
ettes of Brevard High School.
Its form of organization its
ideals and its purpose will be
similar to those of the Key
Club. It is a service organiza
tion concerning itself with pro
jects for the school and the
community. A member must
work so many hours per month
with the time divided between
the school and the community.
A list of tentative projects has
been made up to be decided on
when the club gets organized.
Any senior, junior, or sopho
more girl who is interested in
becoming a member of the
Keyettes must submit an ap
plication. If you have an ov
erall C average, a good charac
ter, and possess leadership abil
ity, you are eligible for mem
bership. You may pick up an
Three out of four children in
underdeveloped countries,
where mortality rates among
one to four-year-olds are about
40 times higher than in the de
veloped countries. UNICEF
means help and hope for those
children.
tioni of the charge.
(5) This action is supplemen
tal and in addition to ex
isting law and shall not
be construed so as to re
peal my existing provision
contained in the General
Statutes of North Caro
lina.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
In The General Court Of Justice
Superior Court Division
State of North Carolina
Transylvania County
Having qualified as Ancillary
Administrator, C.T.A. of the
estate of Frankie Marr Lewis of
Pinellas County Florida, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
Frankie Marr Lewis to present
them to the undersigned with
in 6 months from date of the
publication of this notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate please
make immediate payment.
This the 5th day of October,
1971.
Gene Ramsey
Ancillary Administrator,
C.T.A.
Ramsey & White, Attorney.
10-7-4tc
When you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
DOUBLE
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GREEN STAMPS
WITH EVERY
SHELL GAS FILL-UP
AT
MEADE FISHER’S
PISGAH SHELL SERVICE
Located at the corner of Ecusta Road and the
4-Lane Asheville Highway at Pisgah Forest
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application from either Miss
McGaha or Mrs. Winchester, and
it must be filled out and re
turned to either of them no
later than Nov. 8, 1971.
Laugh Corner
The late millionaire’s relatives
were gathered and eagerly
awaited the reading of the will.
The big moment arrived and
the lawyer began reading said
will: “Being of sound mind, I
spent it all . .
The butcher and his wife
presented their twins at church
for the christening. “What are
their names?” asked the minis
ter. “Steak and Kidney,” blurt
ed out the nervous father. “You
goof,” whispered his wife,
fiercely, “it’s Kate and Sidney!”
Professor to student taking
test: “How far are you from the
correct answer?”
Student: “Two seats!”
Marine Corps Senior Joye Summey Is Chosen
Opens Office As DAR Good Citizen At BHS
The United States Marine
Corps Recruiting Service has
opened an office in Henderson
ville, located in Room 204, Fed
eral Building. Assigned to these
duties is Gunnery Sergeant Rus
sell E. Gipe, a veteran of IS
years service with the U. S.
Marine Corps.
Sergeant Gipe will be cover
ing Transylvania, Henderson,
Polk, and Rutherford counties.
Sergeant Gipe will be in Brevard
on Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. at the
Post Office.
The phone number for Ser
geant Gipe’s office in Hender
sonville is 692-0347 (collect)
when he can not be reached in
Brevard.
Joye Summey was recently
chosen to receive the D KR Good
Citizen Award for tbd school
year.
Joye Is secretary >f Student
Council, a member jf the Na
tional Honor Society, a bus driv
er, iu«i senior counselor in the
band. She was elected 1971
Homecoming Queen at BHS.
The DAR Good Citizen from
BHS was chosen by a commit
tee of faculty members, who
considered all nominees with
attention to grades, personali
ty, and school participation. The
recipient of the award must be
a senior girl with outstanding
qualities of dependability, ser
vice, leadership^ and loyalty to
country. M
Chosen as alternates ar#<.>f*
leria Crlte and Lyn Turner.
Joye will receive a certificate
of award from the National So
ciety of DAR. She will also
be presented a Good Citizen pin
by the Transylvania chapter
sponsoring her.
“I am very honored but I was
extremely surprised,” said Joye
when asked about the award.
tyew Truck Tally
The nation’s trucking indus
try now buys about two million
new trucks and trailers each
year. Registrations of new units
in 1969 totaled 1,888,812 trucks
of all kinds and 171,789 trailers.
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