Thursday, June 17. 1987 THOU SHALT NOT PARK TOO LONG Dixie Graham, Elkin chief of police, leaned back in his chair, pulled off his glasses, and said: "Several months ago the board* of commissioners of the town of Elkin passed an ordinance prohibiting parking on certain downtown streets to one hour. Since this law was passed a majority of the citizens of Elkin have been very careful to obsereve the law, but—" At this point Mr. Grahan on the table with a pencil, an has been brought to the atten- 1 tion of the mayor and police that certain individuals have begun to 'break over' and violate the hour parking ordinance." Doggonit, he kept right on looking at us, and we couldn't help but wonder if he was trying to make something of the fact that our car was parked just out side under a one-hour parking sign, and had been there all day? 20 RCA Victor Auto Radios SOO Autographed Baseballs ft SINCLAIR' BABE RUTH CONTEST rED.tFRI. EVES. 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Scblitx Brtwlaf Cc.—trjA 1 gazed straight at us, tapped I continued: " —here of late it >- "I want you to write a story warning the people that from now on they may expect to find a ticket in their car citing them to magistrate's court if they con tinue to violate the parking or dinance," Mr. Graham conclud ed, still gazing at us. Looking like the proverbial cat that had just been caught in the act of swallowing a 14-k goldfish, we hastened to assure him that we would be glad to write such a story and that we agreed with him that people shouldn't park over an hour, the old mean things, and if they did and then got a ticket it would serve them right. Then, with what dignity we could summon, we walked from his of fice and ran and moved our car to a zone that was not restricted. And we want to say here and now that we are 100 per cent in favor of the local parking law— especially when the chief of po lice is looking and talking straight at us. Wouldn't you be? THE ELKPf TRIBUNE, ELKIN, WORTH CAROLINA THIS AND THAT You will have read In this pa per about the drlverless car that Is to be here Saturday to appear in the Safety Parade sponsored by the Elkin Merchants associa tion. This car will be all It's claimed to be and will be oper ated by remote control from a car following. . However, please don't confuse it with Mekko, the Mechanical Man. Airplanes have been made to fly by remote control and auto mobiles to run, stop, turn around or what not in the same way. However, this will be the first op portunity people of this section have had to see such a marvel ous and educational exhibition. And for any who come to scoff, we'll say that the drlverless car will not have someone concealed in it to operate it. The car will be the property of a local au tomobile dealer and the robot will be installed in it the morning of the day of the parade. Anyone who desires to inspect the car in search of a concealed driver will be given that opportunity, it is understood. The car which will appear in the parade Without a driver will be a Ford V-8. The car from which the driverless machine will be operated will be a Chevrolet, and the official car of the parade will be either a Dodge or Ply mouth, all good cars and worth your consideration when you feel like buying or trading, let the free publicity fall where it may. The names of the three car dealers were placed in a hat and drawn to decide which should supply the driverless car, which the con trol car, and which the official car. They were drawn in the or der listed at the first of this paragraph. When we sort of hinted that we would like to sit at the wheel of the driverless car during the parade, someone said it wouldn't make much difference as the car would still be about as driverless as if we weren't in it. However, now we're mad, and ain't going to ride in none of 'em. The object of the parade is to make everyone who sees it safe ty conscious in an effort to cut down the accident death rate. It certainly needs to be cut down, for did you know that in one five year period the number of people killed by automobiles alone total led FOUR HUNDRED SIXTEEN THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN! In fig ures that reads 416,977 —more by a wide margin than have been killed in ALL THE WARS IN WHICH THE UNITED STATES HAS EVER PARTICIPATED. Yet we shudder at the thought of an other war and go right on killing more folks on the highways than would die in a war if we had one! Figure that out. War is terrible and more or less a novelty. Killing on the highway has become routine and taken for granted. And it's a problem that will not yield read ily to wholesale solution, but must be solved by each individ ual driver for himself. PLEASANT HILL Mrs. Charlie Darnell, Mrs. Zora Couch and Mrs. David Day en tertained the singing choir Sat urday night with a delightful ice cream supper at the home of Mrs. Zora Couch. Miss Mae Cockerham, teacher of the junior boys at Sunday school, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Day, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Couch, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Collins, Mr. Ernest Wood and the junior boys visited many interesting points of the Blue Ridge mountains Sunday af ternoon. Mr. Roby Coockerham was in charge of the prayer service Sun day night. During the service, Miss Beatrice Burcham. of Jones ville, sang. Other special num bers were a duet by Misses Eu gene Money and Marie Wellborne; a men's chorus and special songs by the choir. Among the sick in this com munity are Mr. Jopes Darnell, and little Bobby Joe Darnell, small son of Mr. Rastus Darnell. Mr. Tommy Newman, of Elkln, father of Mr. Claude Newman, of this community, is also ill. Mrs. Susan Shuman of St. Louis, arrived last week to spend the summer with relatives in this community. Miss Margaret Settle of Little Elkin community, was the Sun day guest of Miss Mozell Darnell. Mr. and Mrs. David Darnell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Darnell and Miss Mardell Walls returned Sunday night after spending the week-end at Wilmington, N. C. A large crowd attended the birthday dinner Simday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pet tyjohn, in honor of Mrs. Petty- John. ' Misses Mae Couch, Faye Cock erham and little Paul Cockerham underwent minor operations last week at the Hugh Chatham Me morial hospital, and are getting along nicely. Miss Pauline Reavis is spend ing several days in Winston-Sa lem, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Transou and children are spending some time with Mrs. Transou's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Lyons. SATURDAY— BUCK RACES THE NOOSE ON HIS TODAY ONLY he ...forever and ever in ihe hearts of i j mankind!... First as Edna Ferber'sim- / 1 L stage!... 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