Attending the cookout were: Dr. and Mrs. Lester Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sch- midle, Mr. 4 Mrs. Michael Goldsmith, \$®*and Mrs. Dean Johnson Jr., Paul Sabol, Paul Jordan, E.J. Brown, Jim Glenn, Harry Owens, Dean Rattigan, Pele Romanowski, Dave Barra, Mike and Jay Youngblood, Bob Sabol, Jim Wisnieski, Don Engler, Alan Adamitz and Cliff Engler, and the Auslrians— Hans Georg = Wurmbock, Gunther Baubock, Beate Elisa- beth Gareiss, Wilhelm Gorton, Doris Hausmann, Barbara Heppner, Axel Madile, Josef Miki, Christof Neuner, Veronica Sonnieitner, and Claudia Unger- Ullmann. The student-lravelers presen- fed a program for Rotary during the week, as well. Hans Georg 'Wurnbock, the group's leader, spoke to, Rotarians on the group’s impression of the American people and their: country. Two of the Austrian Low Strung Wires A Minibike Hazard There’s a potentially fatal and seldom considered hazard in minibike riding-almost losing your head on unseen wires or cables strung low enough to catch the nef. Physician$ in Philadelphia and St. Louis have reported - all involving minibike -riders whose necks were caught on taut wires while they ’were speeding through unfamiliar open areas. When the wires snag the neck, the usual outcome is serious injury to the voice box, air tubes and food passage. Swelling occurs quickly and can comple- tely block breathing. An emer- gency operation often is required to create an opening to the air tubes so that breathing can be restored. : Similar accidents have been operators. The: potential for upper part the body is not shielded. That would include riding such things as bicycles, motorcycle iractors and even horses as well as a number of winter sports activities. The injuries that have been reported so far (and it is estimated that these represent only a small fraction of such accidents) often require exten- sive surgery to reconstruct the damaged structures of the neck and throat. Those on minibikes are especially prone to the injury because the bikes are low enough to make wires or cables only a few feet above the ground very hazardous. Physicians warn that the danger Stigges the need to become familiar with the area through which you are riding before attempting any high speeds. Some authorities have proposed that a protective bar as high as the head of the rider be placed on the front of the vehicle and that this should apply to any vehicle traveling through areas that are not specifically designed for riding. & (continued from PAGE ONE) girls, Claudia Unger-Ullmann and Barbara Heppner, baked their country’s specialty, apple strudel, for the 60 Rotarians in attendance. The idea was thought up and financed by the 11 Austrian young people. A send-off party was given by UGI and the host families for the students at the Harveys Lake Yacht Club. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Demmy hosted. Hans Wurnbock, the group’s spokesman, is a 24-year-old economics major at the Univer- sity of Vienna. Giving his reason for an interest in the United States he said, ‘America is still influencing our life and especially our economy.” Ginther Baubock is studying chemistry at the Graz Tech- nical University in Austria. He says that il’'s an interest in politics that makes him want to better understand the USA. Beate Elizabeth Gareiss was born in Germany in 1952. She has lived in Austria since 1967. She is studying pharmacy in Vienna. Wilhelm Gorton was born in Klagenfurt, Austria. He is studying law at the University of Vienna, and will have his doctor of law degree within the year. Doris Huasmann was born in Vienna in 1953. She is in her second year of medicine at the University of Vienna. She likes Chinese food. Barbara Heppner was born in Graz in 1951. She says that she “would like to get to know the American and his way of life.” Axel Madile was born in 1950. “Sports-skiing, swimming, tennis, sailing, table tennis, and walerskiing are an important part of my life’, he says. Josef Mikl is 24 years old, and in his fourth year of economics al the University of Vienna. He is training to be a high school economics teacher and a tax consultant. Christof Neuner is 20, and is studying commerce at the University of Graz. Last year he took a similar trip to Sweden. Veronica Sonnleitner was born -in 1951. She is studying economics. She has spent her last eight summers in England or France. Claudia Unger-Ullmann was born in Carinthia, Austria. She is studying chemistry at Graz. One of the host ‘mothers’, that all the travellers speak and understand our language very well. She raved about the manners of the young Austrians, as well. 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