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PAGE 8 THE TRIBUNAL Ain YOUTH, WHAT’S HAPPENING AT... WEDltESDAY. JUNE 11, 1975 1 “Rap” Lexington by MaLeah Hargrave FSU’s Godwin It’s summertime and summertime is biketime. Every summer, there are more and more people riding bikes. This means that there are more and more people who could be hurt riding them. i have learned somd good do’s and don’ts about riding bikes and I would like to share them. NUMBER ONE--Do’s and Don’ts about clothes: (1) Wear clothes that are comfortable and easy to move in. (2) Don’t wear a long skirt. It’s dangerous, uncomfortable, and clumsy. (3) Don’t wear shoes with very thick soles. If the soles are too thick, you can’t feel the pedals under your feet which will throw your leverage off and you may slip. (4) Don't wear pants that are baggy or too long. They can catch in the gears and rip. This can also throw you off balance. If you do wear baggy pants or long pants, find someway to keep them out of your way. (5) When riding a bike, don’t wear a long coat-it will get caught in the wheels. Wear a jacket or sweater. NUMBER TWO-Do’s and Don’ts for a sake bike: (1) Don’t ride a bike that doesn’t have brakes. (2) Make sure you have enough air in the tires--on the other hand, don’t have too much air in your times. (3) If you plan to ride at night, have safety lights on the bike. NUMBER THREE (and the most important of all)-Be a safe driver and know what you are doing before you get on the bike. These are just a few things that are helpful in bike safety, there are many, many more. Biking is a lot of fun but don’t let that fun hide fart that k;i^; dangerous. Continued Voted “The Most Valu able Player" by his teammates during the last Bronco campaign Godwin possesses blinding speed and brute strength. And for the second straight year he was second in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic As sociation (CIAA) in rush ing. This is not bad at all for a player who “Just learned to play the game” during his last two years of high school. A native of Godwin, N.C. (near Fayetteville) the versatile athlete has his eyes set on the pro ranks. Godwin is also an All- American track star. Coached by FSU track mentor Walter Johnson, Godwin holds many records in the state and the nation for the broad jump and relay. “James is a real dedicated athlete,” says Johnson, “In fact, he is one of the most dedicated young men I’ve had the from Page 6 pleasure ot being around.” A business administra tion major, Godwin wants to continue his education once he completes his schooling and pursue a master’s degree. However, he will invite a pro football career into his life between school. The 22 year old North Carolinian has the pro credentials. He cracked the opposition’s line last year for a record nine touch downs and a record 1029 yards rushing season total. And feels that he can top this production this fall easily. Godwin, a firm and muscular 201 pounds pack ed on a 6-1 frame has been clocked in the 40-yard dash at 4.4 speed. Godwin, says McDougal, is a team oriented player despite his natural talents. He is an exceptional blocker and very quick. The pros should have a. fine time scouting “Mr. Godwin” of FSU. Zooland Happenings ASHEBORO by Vanessa Cross Congratulations to TONY DUNN and LEON MCNEIL who on June 5, 1975, were presented awards for their outstanding athletic achievements at N.A.J.H. Tony received awards for setting a new record for the high jump, outstanding football player and for being outstanding in track. Leon received an award in basketball. St. Luke Church and United Church of Christ will conduct Bible School at United Church of Christ. June 16-20, from 5 to 7 p.m., daily. Everyone is cordially invited. St. Luke’s “Student Day”, June 8th, was a great success.$ The Community Building of Farmer on Highway 49 is having a fish supper, June 14th, from 5 p.m. until... I would like to wish everybody a happy and sae summer vacation. Kiddies-Ca n -Do-Ii C^b Shinn o mwi THE RINGING AGONY OF “SWIMMER’S EAR” Now there is Aqua ear* Solution. A proven medication developed by a leading Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist to help prevent Swim mer’s Ear and its painful re currence. Aqua*ear dries up ex cess moisture and retards growth of bacteria and fungi in the outer ear canal. Available at any drug store without a prescription. Paul invhes you to listen to 132 Pill Stepheis » alMfM tl • «.M. WC06 The moieyoofisteiMliebetterit sounds. Listen for fun and games! Anybody "Vlio Can. CartDra^ By Usin^, y This Metliod They put lines on writing |)ai>cr to show you where to place llio writing. The circle and two lines do the same thine for you here, in drawing a picture of this boy. Just try and see how eftsy it is to draw hy this method. nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn r>o □ oqiq To Subscribe THE TRIBUNAL AID and have your paper delivered to your door by mail every Wednesday $5 for 52 issues Sena me Name Address City , Zip. THE TRIBUNAL AID Enclosed is $5 THE TRIBUNAL AID P.O. Box 921 High Point, N.C. 27261 Received From By oocxaooseooeooBooeexsoeecxM FREE TRIP FREE RIDES FREE FOOD HAVE MORE FUN THIS SUMMER GET YOUR FREE TRIP & PASS TO CAROWINDS ON AUGUST 15 JUST SELL 15 SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE TRIBUNAL AID, AND COME ALONG WITH US. That's AH Just 15 SUBSCRIPTIONS. THIS OFFER CLOSES AUGUST 8, 1975 HURRY HURRY HURRY SEE YOUR LOCAL COORDINATOR OR DIAL 885-6519 IN HIGH POINT ENTERTAINMENT CAPITAL OF THE CAROLINAS FREE TRIP FREE RIDES FREE FOOD
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