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I remember a lady with a lovely smile who really seemed to care for all us kids.

I feel that the best Lollipoppers have cheery smiles, common sense and the respect of the children.

Mr Walker knew everyone who attended our school and I'm pretty sure he knew everyone else in a 5 mile radius if truth be known,always had a smile on his face even on cold dreary mornings and knew who would be the last to get to school and he always waited for them and encouraged them along so they wouldn't be too late getting through the gate.
This cheerful chap made it his business to come into school when all the new children where starting school and showed them that when he put his "lollipop" firmly on the ground they stood still and waited for his instruction to cross (once he had stopped the traffic) and the traffic always stopped for Mr. Walker,he stayed by the Roadside until about 20mins past the hour making sure the mums got back across the Road safely once they had dropped little ones at school gates then hid his "lollipop" behind the big bush at no.27s pathway until the afternoon escape from school,he was so missed when he died he was part of my growing up.

I think the most obvious thing I would want, is to be alert for the traffic situation, at all times and not be distracted.

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