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PG. 12, - PLAINDEALER - NOVEMBER 29, 1967 Motor Vehicle Changes MCHS Vocational Instruction Updated In Law Are Discussed HERE ADD THERE life insurance, retirement annuities or mutual funds, or in various combinations of these investment media. Tom Koleno and Philip Schottler are checking out the timing against the specifications given in the care guide. These engine checks are -about the same for trucks and tractors. The University of Illinois deserves much credit for updating vocational instruction in many schools in our large State. Russell Rudolph, Roger Johnson and LeRoy Gerth are determining the condition of the rings and valves with the cylinder leakage instrument. This vocational course is very modern in that it has small class size and much individual instruction. The instructor of vocational agriculture at McHenry high school is Eugene Rosio. Here Geo. McPherson and Bob White look ovet- the results of a coil testing exercise. These engine analysis instruments were borrowed from the U. of I. for a small fee. Third year boys used these instruments after knowing basic engine mechanics and after three weeks of intensive study of engine circuits and the instrument usage. REVOKE TWO \ LICENSES; FIVE ARE SUSPENDED The office of Secretary, of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver's license of Loren W. Fish of Crystal Lake and Gary A. Ritter of Woodstock for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for John Fiali of 1012 N. Ridge, McHefiry, Frederick W. Krueger of Gary, William G. Lokey of Woodstock and William H. Treadwell, III of Algonquin for three violations and Elmer R. Schoon of Harvard for violation of curfew. Probationary permits have been issued to Linda E. Meyer of Gary and Lawrence A. Schlarb of Crystal Lake. Ee Wise Shop In McMemry Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the publication of a booklet detailing changes in the law enacted by the General Assembly affecting motor vehicles. The 42-page booklet is called " 1967 Changes in Statutes Relating to the Ownership, Operation and Sale of Motor Vehicles" This service to law enforcement agencies, schools, libraries and the general public was initiated by Secretary Powell two years ago. The booklet has been distributed to the State Police, who are using it in their training academy, courts, state's attorneys, local police departments, safety organizations, high schools, public libraries and General Assembly members throughout the state, and is available to the public at no cost as long as the supply lasts. Among the principal changes in the law are the following: All drivers must be re-examined at least once every nine years, effective Jan. 1, 1969. The minimum age to qualify for a driver license is raisedto 18 years, except for those applicants 16 and 17 years old who have passed an approved driver education course, effective Jan. 1, 1969. Driver licenses will be classified as to the type of vehicle the individual is qualified to operate, and motorcyclists will have to take a special examination on a motorcycle, effective Jan. 1, 1969, and renting motorcycles to anyone who does not hold the motorcycle license is prohibited, effective Jan. 1, 1959. Effective Jan. 1, 1968, motorcycle passengers must ride astride the vehicle on the permanent seat or saddle, and only on motorcycles designed for two people; there must be handgrips and footrests for the passenger; operators and passengers must wear protective headgear, wear glasses, goggles or haVe a transparent shield; handlebars must be no higher than 15 inches above the seat, and the vehicle must have a rear view mirror. Effective now is a provision that motorcyclists must not pass between two vehicles proceeding in the same direction unless there is an unobstructed traffic lane available. The driver license fee, now $5, will "be increased to $8, effective Jan. 1, 1969. Effective now, a driver moy cross the no-passing stripe pn STATE GUEST A 19-gun salute said welcome to Prime Minister Eisaku Sato as this Japanese leader paid a visit to Illinois Friday, Nov. 17. The Prime Minister came to Springfield at the invitation of Gov. Otto Kerner and was honored during his stay by threer midwestern governors and over 150 business leaders and civic leaders from around the state. Gov. Kerner, who led an Illinois Trade Mission to Japan and the Far East in 1965, invited Prime Minister Satotothe Midwest 4n his official capacity as Governor and Chairman of the Midwestern Governors' Conference. Japan ^Illinois' best overseas customer, with last year's exports to Japan estimated at $145 million and with., exports this year expected to rise at least 15 per cent over that figure. Illinois is also a good customer for Japanese products. the highway to complete apassing maneuver which was started prior to the beginning of a nopassing zone. Flashing, rotating or oscillating lights cm the top of a police vehicle must be lighted whenever a police officer is in pursuit of a traffic law violator. Studded tires may be used between Oct. 1 and May 1 ofthe following year. RETIREMENT PLAN The Internal Revenue Service has ruled that a flexible retirement plan for the selfemployed, developed for Investors Diversified Services, is acceptable as a prototype under the Keogh Act. Stuart F. Silloway, president of IDS, said the plan allows the selfemployed to put his retirement contributions into whole RETURNS TO CITY Dr. Arthur J. Howard, chiropractor, who practiced in McHenry several years ago, has returned and has established his office at 2606 S. River road. The red double-barred cross <m the 1967 Christmas Seal is the registered trademark ofthe National Tuberculosis association. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC "God the Only Cause and Creator" is the subject ofthe Sunday Lesson-Sermon in the McHenry Christian Science church. The Responsive Reading includes this verse from Isaiah: "Lift up your eyes on high, and behold who hath created these things, that bringeth out their host by number: he calleth them all by names by the greatness of his might, for that he is strong in power: not one faileth." 'SHOP IN MCHENRY ffl/KKV- <* rhese tire*» / 8URE0R1P WINTil TIRES NOW...winter tire safety and traction at a low, low price... Sin BUckwall Pair Prict• F«d. Ei. 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