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• WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17.1»7» Rules requiring special equipment provide that in addition to the stop arm on the driver's side of the bus, all school buses must be equipped with an 8-lamp flashing signal providing a red light to be used while the school bus is-stopped and an amber (caution) light to be used just prior to and just after stopping. The law provides that these visual warnings can be used only when loading or discharging pupils. Buses that carry 17 or more passengers and that were manufactured after July 31, 1976, must have laminated safety glass. All buses must be equipped with fire ex­ tinguishers and first aid kits. School Safety Depends On Fottowteg the Law To rural folks or those living in smaller towns around the state, the old yellow school bus has always been a familiar1 sight. In recent years city residents have also grown accustomed to the sight of the school bus. What Illinois citizens may not be familiar with is the special body of law surrounding school buses. Special provisions also apfrly to , speed zones established in the vicinity of school buildings. According to the Illinois State Bar association the law regarding safety features for school buses falls into three general categories: * 1. Rules for motorists and penalties for failure to follow vehicle other than one them. registered as a school bus can 2. Certain^requirements, be painted the "national school regulations, and penalties for bus chrome yellow" nor can registered/school buses only, they be identified with the ^3^^ Requirement of special words "school bus". When visual equipment plus other yellow school buses are used safety devices. for transporting passengers on upon approaching a school other than official school bus stopped for the purpose of «business, the "school bus" sign loading or discharging pupils, a must be covered. motorist travelling in either There are special provisions direction must stop and remain relating to speed r zones near stopped until the bus signals school property." The rules are no. longer activated, require that when official signs Failure to observe these rules are posted warning that a can result in a conviction which school zone is being ap- carries a penalty of 30 days' proached and indicating the suspension of the offending maximum speed limit, no motorist's drivers license. motorist shall drive in excess of Rules meant to distinguish 20 miles per hour during school official school buses from other days when school children are types of buses provide that no present. Democracy, like reli­ gion, suffers most from its careless advocates, not from its enemies. " . about 155 people. After the service a pot-luck dinner was held with each family sup­ plying food put on a centrally located table for all to help themselves. Following the noon time meal there was a time of fellowship, baseball, horseshoes, and other games for the children. This was all brought about by the cooperation of each person involved in the preparation. The evening service brought "The Gauger Brass" family in concert to the thcurch for their fourth concert, in the past five years. The family consists of father, mother, six boys and a girl. Each one is an artist in his own right. The boys play several instruments, as well as the father./David, the eldest boy, graduated from Wheaton college, and will continue his studies in music, majoring in the cornet. The service was not all music, but worship of the saviour, Jesus Christ. There were testimonies by the Gaugers, telling of His leading in their lives as they go across country singing for their Lord. The entire day was a blessing to many people and new folks came to fellowship. It is hoped that many were spiritually blessed in this day of ministry. Pastor Gerald Robertson planned for this day some time ago, because of the success enjoyed one year ago with a similar full day service. Golden Gleams We know what we are, but not what we may be. -Shakespeare. anniversary sale October 17,18,19& 20 Here's just c sampler of the great savings you'll enjoy during our anniversary sale...there's truly outstanding price reductions in every department. Stop in, say "Hi" and browse through some super men's wear ideas for fall. THE McHENRY STATE BANK IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE WINNERS OF THE PRIZES GIVEN AWAY IN CONNECTION WITH OUR GRAND OPENING DEDICATION OF THE GERALD J. 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