THOSE OF YOU who dash off to tho office with only a quick cup of
1 coffee and a glass of fruit juice are just plain abusing yourselves,
today, more than ever, doctors and Nutritionists keep reminding us that
we need about one third of the food we eat each day at breakfast time
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berry Pancakes at their best with fresh Cultivated Blueberries at the
peak of their juicy perfection. Here’s what you’ll need and what to do:
BLUEBERRY PANCAKES
(Makes 14 pancakes)
S cups pancake mix 1 cup Cultivated Blueberries,
1 tablespoon sugar, optional washed and well-drained
Prepare pancake mix according to package directions. Add sugar to
blueberries if desired. Lightly fold blueberries into batter. Bake on hot,
lightly greased griddle, turning once.
NOTE: U frozen Ctiltivated Blueberries are used, thaw and drain
berries. Fold in % cup blueberries. If canned Cultivated Blueberries
are used, drain well. Fold in % cup blueberries.
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IS THE LAW
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Ther are more than 2,000 Joe.
ttces of the Peace to North Car
olina today. Some are elected
by the people, some are named
by Superior Court Judges, some
are appointed by the Governor,
and a large number are named
to an “omnibus bill” every two
years by our General Assembly,
some of whom never Qualify tor
office. v
Statutes provide that elected
J. P.'s and those appointed by
the resident Superior Court
Judge of a county shall serve for
two years. Those appointed by
the governor have four-year
terms. Governor Utmstead has
adapted a policy of naming
about 250 J. P.’s each year dur
ing his term.
Limited Authority
Jaypees, by statute, have rath
er sharply limited authority to
try both civil and criminal
cases, n civil actions based on
contract they have EXCLUSIVE,
original authority if the sum
involved (not counting inter
est) is $200 or less. Other civ
il matters, within their right to
try, are .limited to claims of $50
or less. They can NOT hear dis
putes over title to real estate. By
special law, however, they may
try disrates between landlord
and tenant over the right to
possesion of real estate. The
amount demanded by a party
before a J. P.. and NOT the
amount ACTUALLY involved,
determines the magistrates's
power to hear the case.
Justices of the Peace may try,
with EXCLUSIVE, original auth
ority, all criminal oases the
punishment for which does not
exceed $50 fine or 30 days in
Jail. They have no right to
hear charges of assault with in
tent to kill and assault with in
tent to commit rape, except to
find “probable cause.” Upon
finding of probable cause, such
dasto are Actually tried later by
the Superior Court or a Record
er’s Court. Upon appeal filed
within 10 days after J. P. trial,
the person appealing in most
cases is entitled to a complete
new trial in a higher court.
May Not Draft Will
A Justice of the Peace may
NOT draft a will or draw a deed
for another, unless he is a law
yer and does so In the latter ca
pacity. A non-lawyer who pur
ports to do these things is sub
ject to prosecution and restraint
under the North Carolina stat
ute defining the practice of law.
Fees payable to Jaypees for is
suing summons, hearing cases
and issuing subpoenas are not
the same in every county. These
fees, however, are set qut speci
fically in Chapter 7, section 134
of the General Statutes. Reg
ular monthly reports of fees
received and deposits made
must be made to the cleric of
court of the county served by the
J. P.
A statute designed to uphold
the dignity of the magistrate’s
court gives him authority to .pun
ish a person found in contempt.
The law says:
“If any person shall profanely i
swear or curse in the hearing of (
a Justice of the Peace, hold-j
ing court, the justice may cam-1
mlt him for contempt, or fine
him not exceeding five dollars.”
At the request of either party
to action before him, the justice
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can compel attendance of wit.
neaes. If a witness tells to ap
pear, he must forfeit eight dol
lars to the person for whom he
was summoned.
Can "Attach” Property
A justice can "attach” proper,
ty in a proper case, just as the
clerk or judge of Superior Court
can do so. If an "order of at
tachment” Is Issued against the
property of a person who can
not be found for personal serv
ice of summons, notice of the
claim must be posted for 90
days at the county courthouse
door.
The statutes regulating magis
trate courts also provide for
trial by jury upon request of ei
ther party where there Is a ques
tion of fact to be determined.
The statute specifies a six-man
jury. The parties may agree to
have the case heard by a less
number of jurors, however. Bach
justice is required to keep a jury
box of two divisions with a lock
for each containing the names
of qualified persons from the
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township in which the magis
trate serves. No person is com
pelled to serve as a Juror in a
Justice's court out of his town
ship, except as a talesman. Bach
party in a J. P. case is allowed,
as a matter of right, to chal
lenge two Jurors and have them
excused from the trial.
A party demanding a Jury
trial must post three dollars
with the Justice. It is required
that each Juror be paid 25 cents
Dor his services, but only if the
party requesting the Jury trial
wins the case. If the party re
questing the jury loses, the Jur
ors may be out of luck Insofar
as their “pay’ ’is concerned.
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