ROBIN PATTERSON (1.), Ca
ron Owen, and Lyn Turner get to
gether to tabulate their latest in
formation on the television poll that
they did as a project for Print,
Sight, and Sound this nine weeks.
City Auto And
Truck Stickers
Now Available
The City automobile and
truck stickers are now on sale
at the Municipal building.
According to Mrs. Opal C.
Armentrout, the code of the
City of Brevard requires that
ail resident automobiles and
trucks display a City license
sticker on the lower right hand
c~rner of windshield on and
after February 16th.
Residents are urged to pur
chase their stickers at City Hall
before the deadline and avoid
penalty. The cost is $1.00.
When in need of job printing,
call The Transylvania Times.
From The Broadcaster
Seniors Conduct
Television Poll
An opinion poll to find out
how BHS students felt about
what they were seeing on tele
vision was recently conducted
by three seniors.
Lyn Turner, Robin Patterson,
and Caron Owen in Mrs. Bak
er’s second period Print, Sight,
and Sound class distributed
copies of the poll and tallied up
the results as their independent
study project.
Most students felt that TV
has not influenced their lives
or changed their way of living,
but they indicated that they
watched TV on the average of
three hours every evening of
the week.
Commercials have always
been an area of controversy
among the students participat
ing in this poll. They felt that
commercials were necessary,
but they also said that com
mercials were the one thing
they would like to see less of
on TV. Alka-Seltzer commer
cials were the favorite among
the students of BHS.
As one would expect, es
pecially just after New Year’s
Day, most of the boys said they
would like to see more football
on TV. The girls wanted to see
more dramas such as the ones
presented by the Hallmark
Hall of Fame.
Although many people re
plied that they did not watch
soap operas, of the ones who
did, two shows were very def
initely on top. “All My Chil
dren” and “General Hospital”
were the two favorites from a
long list of daily melodramas.
Most students were right in
their conclusion that Marcus
Welby, M.D. was the highest
rated program during the 1970
71 season.
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It’s The New Law
By - J. C. ROWE
Chief, Brevard Police
Editor’s note: The 1979
North Carolina General As
sembly made 84 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. Rowe, has collected the
changes and THE TIMES is
publishing them over the
next several months as a pub
lic information service. The
laws are here published a»
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.
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14-60. Burning of school
houses or buildings of educa
tional institutions. — If any
person shall wantonly and will
fully set fire to or burn or
cause to be burned or aid,
counsel or procure the building
of, any schoolhouse or build
ing owned, leased or used by
any public or private school,
college or educational institu
tion, he shall be guilty of a
felony, and shall, on conviction,
be imprisoned in the State’s
prison for not less than two or
more than 30 years, and may
also be fined in the discretion
of the court.
14-61. Burning of certain
bridges and buildings. — If
any peson shall wantonly and
willfully set fire to or burn or
cause to be burned, or aid,
counsel or procure the burning
of, any public bridge, or pri
vate toll bridge, or the bridge
of any incorporated company,
or any fire engine house or res
cue squad building, or any
house belonging to an incorpor
ated company or unincorporat
ed association and used in the
business of such company or
association, he shall be guilty
of a felony, and shall, on con
viction, be imprisoned in the
State’s prison for not less than
two nor more than 30 years,
and may also be fined in the
discretion of the court.
14 - 62. Burning of churches
and certain other buildings.—
If anv person shall wantonly
and willfully set fire to or burn
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or cause to be burned, or aid,
counsel or procure the burning
of, any uninhabited house, any
church, chapel or meeting
house, or any stable, coach
house, outhouse, warehouse, of
fice, shop, mill, barn or gran
ary, or any building, structure
or erection used or intended
to be used in carrying on any
trade or manufacture, or any
branch thereof, whether the
same or any of them respective
ly shall then be in the posses
sion of the offender, or in the
possession of any otb^r person,
he shall be guilty of a felony,
and shall, on conviction, be im
prisoned in the State’s prison
for not less than two or more
than 30 years, and may also be
fined in the discretion of the
court.
14-62.1. Burning of building
or structure in process of con
struction. — If any person
shall wantonly and willfully
set fire to or .burn or cause to
be burned, or aid, counsel or
procure the burning of, any
building or structure in the
process of construction for use
or intended to be used as a
dwelling house or in carrying
on any trade or manufacture,
or otherwise, whether the same
or any of them respectively
shall then be in the possession
of the offender, or in the pos
session of any other person, he
shall be guilty of a felony, and
shall, on conviction, be Im
prisoned in the State’s prison
for not less than two nor more
than 30 years, and may also be
fined in the discretion of the
court.
NOTICE OF SALE
Lance to Ralph H. Ramsey, Jr.,
Trustee, dated April 4, 1968,
and recorded in Book 82, page
355, Records of Deeds of Trust
for Transylvania County, the
undersigned will offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder
for cash at the courthouse door
in the Town of Brevard, North
Carolina, on Friday, February
4, 1972, at 12:00 o’clock Noon,
the following real estate:
The following real estate,
with all improvements^ fix
tures, and appurtenances,
whether detachable or not, lo
cated in Brevard Township,
Transylvania County, North
Carolina, and more particularly
described as follows:
In the Town of Brevard.
Being all of Lot No. 12,
Block B, of that certain subdi
vision known as Biscayne Prop
erties, Inc., as shown by plat
thereof prepared by William
Leonard', Registered Land Sur
veyor, dated the - day of
May, 1961, and recorded in
Plat Book 2, page 148, Records
of Plats for Transylvania
County, North Carolina, refer
ence to which is hereby made
for a more complete descrip
tion of the premises.
The property will be sold sub
ject to 1972 taxes.
Sale made on account of de
fault in payment of the In
debtedness secured by the deed
of trust hereinabove referred
Under and by virtue of the
authority contained in that
certain deed of trust from
David L. Lance and Sue Ann
this is ITU
FINAL REDUCTIONS
on 1000 pairIof
LADIES' „
FALL and WINTER
Shoes Jk
OI All aM a» *"d '■*
Re<
Up
To
PRICE
Values To 20.95
OR LESS!
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By GOODRICH
ESKIPETS
BARDOT
AND MANY OTHERS
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Values
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6.98 to 19.93