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BY LIZ WILKINS
With school less than a week away,
many children should be cringing at the
phrase "back to school'. But, surprisingly,
most students are ready to go ,Pack to
school whether to see friends or to par-
ticipate in their favorite subject — recess.
Craig Corriveau is going into Grade 3
and he "kind of" wants to go back to school
to play with school friends more. "I like
math and recess," he says.
Lisa Harvey, on the other hand, hates
math and school. She is going into Grade 2
and says she loves ber teachers but she
loves summer. Jeff McBurney doesn't
want to go back to school because, "I don't
like doing the work."
Hailey Block who is going into Grade 3,
has had enough of summer. She wants to
go back to school because she likes the
teachers.
"I want to meet more people," says.
Susan McBurney. Susan is going into
Grade 9 and is all set to go back. Another
student starting high school, Mary
McDonald, says she is ready for school
because, "I'm bored. There's nothing to
do." q
Little Katie Kudelka who is just starting
kindergarten, says she is about ready for
school. "I just have to get my notebook and
paper."
John Kudelka doesn't want to go back to
school. John is going into Grade 5 but says.
he loved this summer especially the trip to
Wonderland his family went on. Andrew
and Alison Kudelka are indifferent about
school. They enjoyed the summer but are
ready to go back to school.
"I don't like school," says Kelly • Van
Daalen. "Some teachers aren't very good.
I liked summer. We went camping, swim-
ming and visited a lot of people and I did
volunteer work at the Scatchered Centre in
London." Kelly is going into Grade 8. Her
brother, Jeff, is "sort of" ready for school.
He says he wants to go back to see his
friends. rn
Andrea Harvey who is going into Grade
3, wants to get back to school and learn
get •:ck to
eir friends
Alison, Andrew, Katie and John Kudelka have
to Canada's Wonderland. Many students are
week. ( photos by Liz Wilkins)
French. She also likes her teachers. Mar-
cia Salm says she likes her teachers too. "I
like to color and I like recess and lunch."
Marcia is ready to start Grade 3.
Doug Hansen is "kind of" ready to go in-
to Grade 3. He likes coloring and he likes
school because, "then any mom will let me
go out more and I won't have to go to bed
so early."
enjoyed their summer which included a trip
eagerly awaiting school which starts next
Kristy Buchanan is going into Grade 3
but she doesn't know whether she will like
her teacher. "We're getting a man teacher
this year and I'm not that sure." Kristy
likes drawing and math., Alison Hunter is
also starting Grade 3 and she is ready to
start school because she likes spelling.
Stacey Merch likes winning the drawing
test and, "I like my friends there." Stacey
is starting Grade 1.
Time limit at day care centre a worry
• from page 1
She adds that the time limit of
November is a real worry.
"Come November we could be out in the
snow. We keep going to council meetings
and the ,need for day care will always be
there with the number of babies being born
lately, but what else can we do?" she asks.
"It's so frustr ting because I know a day
care centre coube a success in Goderich.
But, everything's going so slow. I don't
understand why it's taking eight months to
research this issue," she says.
Parents heard Clerk -Administrator
Larry McCabe at council's Aug. 18
meeting update the day care situation:
After the members of the administration
and personnel committee visited the day
care centre in St. Marys, they gathered
financial information from the day care
centres in Wingham and Tuckersmith
Township. They also received a letter from
Goderich Township council that it is in-
terested in being involved with a day care
centre in Goderich.
McCabe said the town has not had a
response from Judy Cooper, of the
Ministry of Community and Social Ser-
vices about the grants available to
renovate a building for a day care centre.
He said he hopes to present a package to
the administration committee at itis next
meeting with a projection -of 1987 figures
for a day care centre in Goderich. •
Police will be `strict but fair' on Labor Day
The Labor Day holiday weekend marks
the close of the summer vacation season
and as a result, a high volume of traffic is
expected on Ontario roadways leading to
and from the cottage country areas.
Ontario Provincial Police Officers from
across the province report a noticeable im-
provement in .the driving behavior of On-
tario's motoring public. Highway deaths
on holiday weekends have been drastically
reduced.
To remind motorists of their respon-
sibilities, the O.P.P. "Strict is Fair" traf-,
fic enforcement program will again be in
full effect.
As impaired driving and excessive speed
continue to be the main factors in most
`fatal accidents, the O.P.P. will be utilizing
their R.I.D.E. program and radar units to
° reduce traffic accidents and death.
"This summer the ° Ontario drivers
response to traffic safety initiatives by all
police forces in Ontario has been very
rewarding," said O.P.P. Commissioner
Archie Ferguson.
Commissioner Ferguson expresses his
sympathy to those families who have lost
loved ones through.., tragic car accidents
and pledges a maximum effort by his of-
ficers to minimize any'furtherloss of lives
on Ontario's highways.
During the 1985 holiday weekend 10 peo-
ple were killed in nine fatal traffic ac-
cidents on roads patrolled by the O.P.P.
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U Are the rear tires wearing unevenly/
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If you checked yes to any one of the questions
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