We're working with the board office. Chatham Coach is supposed to be meeting this week with board officials and school principals to discuss ways in which the service can be improved. Gaze said there are always some concerns at the beginning of the school year when there are a lot of new bus drivers and a lot of new students and that it takes awhile for everyone to get used to each other. To their credit, said D.A. Gordon principal Ken Gregory, the bus drivers have been really good. For now, the bus company and education officials are going to have to plan for contingencies such as bad weather.
Many bus drivers live in the country and take the buses home at night.
If they can't get in because of bad weather, that would leave former Laing and Our Lady students without a ride. Gaze acknowledged that is one of many issues they are looking at. Celebrating 60 years Courier Press staff News story II Mackenzie King was the Prime Minister of Canada when Mildred and Douglas Bruce exchanged their vows in London, Ont., but it was current Prime Minister Jean Chretien who took notice of their 60 years of wedded bliss in a parliamentary letter Sunday. The couple, along with their proud children Keith, Aurilla and Sheila, were toasted at a special anniversary bash held at the Moose Lodge in Wallaceburg. I want to thank them for being part of our community.