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Brady Brady co-creator and illustrator Chuck Temple will visit schools and community centres in 10 cities nationwide. Not only will the local artist perform entertaining and interactive pre- sentations, but, during the tour, 3M will distribute over 25,000 Brady Brady books to Canadian chil- dren (at 80 venues in seven provinces). "Research proves that children who read have significantly brighter futures than those who dont," said Dr. Laura Shoemaker. a research co- ordinator with the Waterloo Catholic district school board. "There is a clear need to generate an interest in reading at a young age and the Brady Brady series does just that." Biady Nady was coriceived in the early 1990s by author Mary Shaw, who at the time was unable to find engaging reading material for her young (:hildten of all ages across Waterloo Region will be shouting "hooray for Hal- loween" and the Waterloo Regional Police Service reminds everyone to review the following safety tips before heading out on Adults asked to look out for Halloween spooks Brady Brady helps promote literacy this fun-filled festive evening. Drivers are urged to: . Slow down and drive defen- sively. . Watch for an increase in children crossing streets. . Remember, children will be wearing costumes, and - full of excitement. to: . En'sune your children are supervised, _ - . lieview the rules of the road with your farm” . Check your child's costume to ensure it is highly visible and fire- retardant. Parents are reminded son, Brady. Since the inaugural book, 12 more have been added to the series. All books focus on sports (pri- marily hockey. also baseball and football) and tar- get male and female readers, ages four to eight. u The books are recognized-by school boards across Canada as a tool to help motivate young male readers - an at-risk group. "Hockey and Canada are synonymous, espe- cially among young boys, so using sports as a car- rot to encourage more kids to read is a no-brain- er," said Temple. "We want kids to make reading a fun goal and by taking this message directly to them in an interactive way. we hope to motivate more young children to stick with literary." Wiih oviir 50 years of giving 3M is cdmmilted to making a positive contribution in the commu- nities it operates in and to Canadian society. "Literacy is a proven gateway to increased learning and opportunity among young people," said Sue Romyn. community relations manager for 3M Canada. "The Stick With-it Literacy Tour is a natural extension of our commitment to educa- tion and the development of young people to improve Canada‘s future competitiveness" Brady Brady Inc. is baséd in Waterloo. For more information visit www.bradybmdy.com. . Remind your little trick-or- treaters not to eat any candy until it has been checked by your "On behalf of the members of the Waterloo Regional Police Service, we extend our apprecia- tion to Rogers Pumpkin Patrol and our community partners for their generous support to ensure an injury-hee evening for all. We wish everyone a happy, safe and spooktacular Hal- loween.” said Chief Larry Gravill. Police will work in partner- ship with the Rogers Pumpkin Palm] to ensure the safety of our little ghosts and goblins. For additional safety tips. please visitwww.wTps.omca,