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VOLUME 1, NO. 29 WEDNESDAY, DECEvlBER 12, 1973
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Tribunal Aid
Helpers Have
Early Christmas
KEITH GIBSON
MONICA HILL
WALTER CEASER
NEW SOUND IN NEW NAVY
by Albert A. Campbell
To some people, Christmas and Santa have
already arrived. The persons are the happy
winners of THE TRIBUNAL AID paper sales
contest.
This past August, THE TRIBUNAL AID
announced a paper sales contest which would
u^u ■ 1* Off ^ j T . . climax December 5. In the contest, there
band began touring the quality. Officer Geary went said, When the Long training ground for today’s at the navy and weigh the would be winners for both High Point and
High Point - “Long country and giving concerts on to say that the men in Island Sound is playing, the young people, cause you advantages that the navy Winston-Salem Also the rules Stated thlt
Island Sound”, the U.S. throughout the country. the group also dress as any audience soon forgets that see, the same holds true for has to offer. there would be" winners in two categories- A
Navy’s newest inovation for As an example, the other musical touring the musicians are navy women as well.” When 1 asked Terry male and female winner for both HlPh Point
modernizing this country’s group toured high schools group, which also helps to men, and that’s what we’re Accompanying Geary at Fassburg what the possibi- and Winston-Salem
sea going military branch, and colleges in Winston- erace any military stigma all about.” the time of the interview lities were of booking the The contest pnHp'rl la^t
Formed in 1972 the Salem, Mt. Airy, Lexing- which could be attached to Geary stressed that the were, Vickie Ellison who group for a benefit success, thanks to the children participating
musical rock group s pur- ton, Greensboro, and High the group. The fact that navy is now changing its happens to be a Black purpose, he said he’d be Four bicycles were awarded to the four
pose then was to accom- Point. Only last Saturday their hair styles and mod appearance and thus be- female recruiter for the more than happy to look winners in each cateeorv To them Chrislrnqs
pany two Navy patrol boats the nine-piece group gave a dress is now permitted by coming more attractive to state of North Carolina, a into such possibilities. But came early this year ^
t*’® "avy trancends a today’s young men. “This civilian, Terry Fassburg, then he warned that anyone There were a total of fifty four children
complete attitude among group The Long Island Account Executive for Grey hoping to request the competing for the prizes to be won. During the
the men m the group Sound is only one exam- & Davis Inc., of New York, services of the Long Island period between August 22, and December 5
“r f : Wh Sound should do so at least there were approximately 64,000 papers sold
Creates a different at- When asked if it was now group, and Chief Ted six months in advance. He on the streets by the competing children
mosphere when the men possible for a young Rampp, recruiter in the stated that the group is . s>
are performing.” Geary aspiring musician to enter Greensboro High Point booked solid and the list is
the navy to further his area. continuously growing,
musical abilities, Geary I asked Ms. Ellison ho,w “However,” he said,
quickly answered, “Of she became interested “Should anyone or group in
course, and that holds true enough in the navy to join, this area wish to obtain the
for other fields as well. Her answer was quick and services of the group
-Fellows now come into the desive. “Opportunities un- should get in touch with
navy to develop their skills limited for the adventurous Chief Ted Rampp who can ^vvo
as well as learn a new trade young woman.” She also be reached at either post
or skill.” “Yes,” he said, added that Blacks should office at the
The navy is truly a begin taking a deeper look recruiting office.
enroute from New York to free concert at High Point
Chicago. Because of that College,
tour’s great success, the The band’s director.
Long Island Sound was Warrant Officer John
made a permanent unit of Geary, credits the success
the Third Naval District and audience acceptance to
Band. Afterwards, the the band’s professional
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Although all children could not be winners
of the contest, certainly all should be
comended for the splendid job they did. To
those who fell short of the winners circle, we
at THE TRIBUNAL AID wish to say, thanks,
and better luck next time.
The winners received “three speed”
bicycles for their work. In Winston-Salem the
winners are: Cheryl Lynn Mayes,
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hopkins, of
1228 Highland Avenue; and Walter Ceaser,
son of Mrs. Delois Ceaser, of 4690 Indiana
Avenue. In High Point the winners are;
Monica Hill, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie
Blakeney, of 1308 Camden Avenue; and Keith
Gibson, son of Mr. & Mrs. Richardson
p.m. to 1 a.m. in Moore Gibson, of Trinity. To those young people, we
Gymnasium on the campus, want to say, congratulations.
• , r „„„ I- j Annually one of the Without overlooking some of the close
ce ve mem ers o e za is ri ay, rom 9 highlights of the social competetors, three young persons should be
calendar at the university, mentioned because of their closeness in
the occasion this year will competing. They are: Lonnell Roseboro, of
1014 Barbee Street; and Adrian Lacks, of
603-0 E. Commerce Street.
A&T Christmas Party Set
Greensboro - Dr. and faculty and staff at their
Mrs. Lewis C. Dowdy of
A&T State University will annual Christmas Extrava-
Model City Plans
Holiday Party
feature the reception line, a
fashion show by faculty and
staff members, several
selections by the Rockets,
and dancing to the music of
Model City Citizen Parti- J.C. Morgan Court, Smoke and the Versatile
cipation Project and the Turnkey Three. Gents.
Southside Action Group There is still a desperate James E. Gajrfield
have scheduled their need for donations of toys, chairman of the planning
Christmas Party for Disad- clothes, food and so forth, committee. Other members
The party is under the are Dr. Dorothy Mason,
direction of Milton Stall- Miss Ann Caldwell, J.W.R.
ings. Director of Citizen Grandy, Dr. David Chen,
Participation. Stallings Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs.
said, “We will assure you Faye Caple, Mr, Lawrence
that all items donated will Munson, Mrs. Marquerite The best way to start out starting. We always
go to needy families. Porter, Maj, Robert Irvin, on the tight foot, 1 guess is consisl-
Daniel Rrnnl-^ Rpnrpatmn There is also a nppH Maj. Donald Thomas, Capt. to introduce myself. My J^uys.
C Daniel Brooks Recreation Willie R. Pollard, and name is Shelia King, I’m This year we are depending
vantaged Children Dec. 20,
from 3 to 5:00 P.M. The
locations will be at:
Hillside Recreation Cent
er on Vail,
Clara Cox Recreation
Center,
Getting
It
Together!
by Shelia King
Richard Moore.
WINTER BREAK—Beautiful Pysche Davis Is caught by FSU photo
grapher Gilbert Foust, trying to take a break in the warm
winter sunshine. Pysche is a native of Raleigh, N. C.
(FSU Photo by Gilbert Foust)
THE TRIBUNAL AID
welcomes the
STOKESDALE COMMUNITY
with Shelia Klng^s
^Getting It Together'
greater team than,
ever, which will lead to a lot
of success for the North-'
west Vikings,
In the meantime keep
your head to the sky and
fourteen in the ninefh
grade at Northwest Jr,
High,
I am chief cheerleader,
so I will do a lot of talking
about sports and events
happening at school. Right for higher goals
now, the sport is basketball
one of my favorites.
Our nineth grade Girl's
Team is one of the best
teams we’ve had in a long
time. The team consists of a
lot of good players with
some experience in playing
on a team before. It also
helps them to have a good
coach too.
The boy’s Basketball is
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