PAGE SIX -A VFW Club Promotes Bicycle Safety , Free reflective tape will be applied to youngsters' bikes in a program to be conducted here bv the Vet erans of Foreign Wars Post 9280. Tape will be applied to bi cycles on April 25. Strips of reflective tape will be put on the rear fender, handlebars and front forks o £ the bi cycles, making each bike vis ible after dark from all angles. The highly reflective tape—the same material used IN THE NAME OF SAFETY—Reflective tape, applied to the handlebars, front forks and rear fenders of bicycles by the VFW under a national "Lite A-Bike” program, is de signed to make bike riding safer during dangerous dusk and nighttime hours. ■PWM /% y CANT' iTOUCH ME.*) 6§f 1 fl DECLARED IP - J VEVERrTHING]/ ; MEDICAL BILLS and prescriptions are deductible items on income tax. The government shows this concern for the health of its citizens. Get prompt medi cation to avoid the cost and discomfort of prolonged illness. Kitchener's tit PHARMACY DIAL 411-J7II EDEHTON. «. C m ---'-as*.'; ! gaifgys «==>U US- S 30 ! i£s3r; B5E= j I j! pod ? / I j j I '/jf- in reflective traffic signs and license plates —is visible at distances up to 1,500 feet in the headlights of an automo bile. “Youngsters shouldn’t be out bike riding after dark, but if they are, their bike ought to have reflective tape,” said Bill Herman, director of the local “Lite-A-ißike” pro gram He pointed out that some 600 persons are killed each year in bike accidents, 65 per THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, APRIL 1«, 197*. ! cent of them children aged five to 14. Another 30,000 persons are injured each year in such accidents. Four out of ifive fatal bike acci dents occur at dusk or after dark. “The extra warning pro vided by reflective tape can save a child’s life,” the VFW official said.