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EVERY FRIDAY
At 12 Noon
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New school bus law requires
TraffiC to stop for flashing .lig
4-H learn how
their gardens grow
GETTING READY FOR THE KIDS — - George
Cousins, the new custodian at Brussels Public
Schools was surrounded by equipment this week as
he gets the building ready for the first day of school.
On September 2, there'll* be a sudden invasion of
kids up and down the hallWay. (Photo by Langlois)
arriveThe fsreohmeeaillhouvs drertihveer cans;
stop 'a bus or drop off or pick u
school children on a road
loading zone. And at the zone, t
bus must be as close
practicable to the right curb
edAgeseohf etehleh ruosaids way.
highway opposite a ,designai
, uncle
,
The Highway. Traffic Act, as ab
used, for the transportation
children to and from school thal
bears on the rear the words D
NOT PASS WHEN SIGN
FLASHING; carries two re;
lettthertrim.
than
N lettering ande a
signal lights on the rear and t
red signal lights on the front;
painted chrome yellow with Nu
school b
may be painted chrome yellow,
No motor vehicle other than
school bus may bear the words
!`Do not pass when signal
flashing" or "School Bus",
Skits, exhibits and demon-
strations were used by the 96
members of the nine Seaforth
area 4-H homemaking clubs to
show the spectrum of vegetables
that could be used in a menu
when they held their achievement
day at the Seaforth District High
School Friday.
' The members were among the
600 girls across Huron County
who were participating this
summer in the 4-H, garden club
project on the use of vegetables.
Each girl planted and cared for
a home garden. With the
vegetables she grew she
practised ways of preparing and
serving her garden produce to her
family.
Fior completing twelve projects
three 4-H members received
provincial honors 'at the
completion of the day-long event.
They were: JaCkie VanDoornik
and Eleanor Devereaux, both of
R.R.4, Seaforth and Anne
Watson, R.R.1, Blyth.
Miss Jane S. Pengilley, Home
Economist for Huron County, who
was in charge of the event
';.resented the three members
with certificates and 4-H spoons.
Receiving county honors for
completing six projects were
Wendy Dorssers, - R.R.4,
Seaforth, 'Mary Jane McGregor,
R.R.2, Kippen; Joanne Rock,
'R.R.3, Monkton; and Cheryl
Fuss, Hensall.
Mrs. Agnes King, Home
Economist, Woodstock,
commented on the exhibits and
Mrs. • Loralee Marshall, Home
Economist, Kirkton, addressed
remarks to the girls on their
demonstrations and skits.
The members presented the
following:
Brussels - "Gossiping,
Gardeners" - Demonstration -
Variety in Our Vegetable Menu.
Participants - All members.
Seaforth V "Gardening Green
Thumbs" • Skit - Let's Grow a
Garden.
Kippen IV "Gallant Gar-
deners" - Exhibit - Vegetable
Salads , Commentator - Gail
Horton.
McKillop "Goofy Gardeners" -
Demonstration -How to Cook
Vegetables. Participants - Janet
Drager, Mary Jane Visser.
Kippen I "Hoe! Hoe Hoers"
Skit - Let's Toss a Salad.
Hensall "Sweet Peas"
Exhibit - ' Aids to Gardening.
Commentator - Debbie Reid.
Moncrieff "Wild Weeders" -
Demonstration - Variety in Our.
Vegetable Menu. Participants -
Frances Havenga, Barb Osborn.
Seaforth II "Little Green
Sprouts" - Exhibit - Use of Raw
Vegetables. Co mmentator - Joan
Sills. •
Walton "Weedin' Wonders" -
Skit - How to Cook Vegetables.
The fall project will be "Let's
Bake Bread".
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place a Huron
Expositor Want Ad and be money
in pocket. To advertise, just dial
527-0240.
The new school bus stopping
law announced in late February
wilt go into effect Monday,
September 1, Minister of
Transportation and.
Communications John R. Rhodes
has announced.
The new law, under Section 120
of The Highway Traffic , Act,
requires traffic travelling in both
directions to halt when a stopped
school bus flashes its alternating
red sign0 lights REGARDLESS
OF THE POSTED SPEED LIMIT.
Traffic may' not proceed until
the school bus resumes motion or
its red lights -- affixed to both the
front and rear of the bus -- stop
flashing.
Failure to stop for a school bus
with its alternating red signal
lights flashing carries a penalty of
four driver demerit points and a
maximum fine of $100.
Previously, the stop-in-both-
directions rule required drivers to
stop only when the maximum
speed limit was greater than 35
miles per. hour.
The new law applies regardless
of the posted speed limit -- on
highways, county roads, city,
town ,and village streets.
The only exception is on
highways divided by a median
strip. Then, only vehicles behind
the school bus must stop upon
seeing the flashing red lights.
Oncoming traffic on the opposite
side of the median may proceed.
A median strip is a physical
barrier or an unpaved strip of
ground separating traffic
travelling in one direction from
traffic travelling in the opposite
direction.
With the new September 1st
law, each municipality will have
the Authority to enact by-laws
designating local school bus
loading zones.
In these loading zones, the
school bus driver will not be
permitted to, flash the vehicle's
alternating red lights.
The loading zones will have
identifying signs,' and can be
located only on the same side of
the road as a school or non-school
facility often visited by school
children and 'teachers -- for
• example, the Royal Ontario
Museum, where many school bus
loads of students and teachers
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