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He said the ward system may make this year's election an earier one to campaign, but added he probably would have run had the ward system not been implemented. Summers, who owns two Pizza Pizza franchises in Wa. terloo, said he has been inter. ested in politics for many years. and has been active in the community on many levels since moving to Waterloo 14 y of" 389: - Chii'ihiiifiii'iifiiiii'"i'" John Summers announced yesterday he will run against tirst-time hopefuls James Phil. ips and Pauline Richards in the Nov, 12 election. Summers ran unsuccessfully in Water. log’s 1988 election. Another candidate is seeking election in Waterloo's Ward 2, making a three-way race in the Lakeshore area. The race for seats as Waterloo representatives on the Waterloo Region Roman Catholic Separate School board continues to grow after incumbent board chair Louise Ervin this week an. nounced she's seeking re-election. Ervin was elected as a trustee Ervin ti-iris-iris' third term MI Knights’ _ running backs best in years _ Summers enters racein - Lakeshore (Continued on page a) "We're trying to figure out where all these students are coming from. We had a report last night, and a lot seem to be the in. Over the next term, effective building planning is one way in which the board will deal with increasing enrolment, an issue Ervin goes as ongoing and vital. "BecauU of the way our plan was written to the ministry, we were able to get the addition for St. David's high school, which of course affects Waterloo directly. We're quite proud of that, and it's coming along really well. We will be able to have all our students in the building by next September." Ervin said the board has ur- gently pursued its relationship with business and industry. It has also submitted a "very intention. al" program to the Ministry of Education concerning the board’s building planning. "There have been so many things happening in the past year since I've been chair of the board, that it's really been quite incred- ible," Ervin said. "First of all, the programming in our board has really broadened quite a bit, from the implementation, of junior kim dergarten all the way to teaching in nursing homes. We've taken the approach that learning is a life-long pro9sss" in 1985 and was appointed chair of the board last year. Ervin said, under her leadership the board has moved forward in several areas, notably catholicity in the curriculum and integration of technology from junior kindergar- ten to senior secondary school. (Continued on page 14) Spirit's forging their own ‘muslcal path Page 15 m You know " autumn when . ' ' the " is families make plans for Thanksgiving get-ti decisions. Another sure sign is bright oran David Galbmith’s backya pumpkin patch ...the ttirutrrusGrtliGa=ti'Ca7ii"i'a,t",,,t,f,,'rf 'eddiststtrownteaves. tsglving get-togethors, and children make Halloween attire is bright amine pumpkins, like the ones in three-year-old umnkin anh- Advertising supplements deliv- ered with tomght's Watcdoo Chron- Icle: 2ehrts. g. . _ . Cloudy Is, High 1 1°C Thursday’s weather "Selected arm only. we“ We