With wide eyes marveled Tuesday morning, the children of classes 1a and 1b of the primary school in Heiligenstadt, as headmistress Hannelore Hünermund led them in neat rows of two on the school yard and there were two brilliant yellow roadside assistance cars of the ADAC.
What is "Yellow Angel"? "You come yet, if a car is broken," said a student. Something had to laugh even Peter Gaßmann of the ADAC representative. He was with Daniel Hausfelder and Siegmund Wagner of the Motor Sport Club Heiligenstadt as ADAC local clubs on the spot. They had full cartons safety vest of the "Traffic Detectives" here and even brought yet helium bottles and bright yellow balloons from the roadside assistance cars.
But before the small safety vests their owners changed and the balloons were inflated, said Gaßmann why the reflective vests are given and, above all, why the children should wear safety vests. "So you nothing happened," he nodded and finally showed the little ones yet on which shield in the vest she can write her name and it will be when all hang in the school on the coat hook, is no confusion. Hannelore Hünermund yet accepted a stack of letters, the ADAC informs parents about the safety vests with them. She put it later in children's school bags.
Patiently waiting for the school starters eventually, until it was our turn. Heiligenstadt Mayor Thomas Spielmann (BI) took the opportunity to personally hand over the west and to help the children dressed. "It's a very nice action," he said. In recent days, two other primary schools in the city have already been presented with the safety vests. "Each school may apply to the ADAC and gets sent west," said Gassmann. And then flew balloons in the sky.
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