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.. simple bathroom maintenance to -tt water damage to walls, floors and ceilings below .. she studied English at the University of Waterloo horn 1968 to 1971. She returned for a year of upgrading followed by a Masters of Library Science degree at Western Ontario University in London. Coupled' with the' i-ealization that libraries are dependent upon the city coffers, and there People cannot resist peaking through the slated blinds behind the window pane into the scantly decorated onion ofthe dtieflitmtriaa at the Waterloo Public Library. But it doesn't bother Joonne Tate who, after four weeks on the jolt " Waterloo', chief librarian.hnehnrdlyhndadnywhnnthem wasn't a meeting to attend, an orientation session, a city Mfieial fl,,',',',',',',,',; or another introductory meeting‘ in community. Arriving from Ajax, where she was head of that city's library for IOyears, Tate is looking ttirefgtg"'ttt1g"it,teo,ftri,at,td, c allengee t o city struggling . growing pains, and those of on expanding library which, despite a recent extension, still hasmoregrowingtodotokeepupwiththe community. She arnrtdently leans upon 16 years of experience " a librarian, and readily recog- nizetsaorrtethingottewantatodotteri. pe, 4_2, has: warm spot for the city, where Tate is ready for her new job as city librarian Tu: only " ’25.” Tub-til. . MSAttt y " '2S.tto “m" OTHERAREAS:..mItytops.. “.4500 ..etttt-dttttN..MtttrtttmttqirttF.. . ..h%ttqttttttuttt-.. ..eoulklngaromdmbmdmoshouldbempplbdoneoayut" KIT CHENER 743-5351 Showroom: 70 Duman Place, Unit #3, Kitchener tterrALLATttmottttoortsoet- BAIHIUB, [LIN G TM -TtEhtitg rq-ts-rmNGEiiittairVrWi - - Canada's No. f Name in Bathtub Refinishing It's not a picturebook of gloom that Tate paints. One of her reasons for moving here is the I'i'g,r,'gtig, attitude of the community and the ibrary board, she said. “What's happening here, that I can see, is that the library has come along very quickly in the last few years and it wapta to do more." ggl2,et,','tt . Holding a tnurdtsranystery per- itrmeetintlibraryirouidbeitsteiutirigtud provide the ideal backdrop, considering people think of librariea " dark and mysterious buildings, Ihe laughed. 8otbqoken and easily moved to laughter, Tmueetheroleofchieflibrariantobe futuristic. It means tomorrow's plans were made several weeks ago. With that in mind Tate said there's a strong need to contract the city's second branch librery for wed-aide patrons. "I hope that can be done because of the growing population and trate. of the pressure it puts upon this progressive moves. - For mmple. than in a recognized need for more Mwhich, in turn, would allow for more programs and provide better from-line service g"',2,tg,?terttgtgtsgtt,iggax,tg, er money, Tate is willing to make a ttw, wants to use more children and adult IComittuettonpatm3) CANADIAN ML a omens WAWALKEBO . ",. We an associated W l _ when. ',ii'ij:'/jiiiiiiii'i'i' Wheelchair; " Sales & Service as. "tttty FROM THE PEOPLE ME KNOW WHEELCHAIRS Bern -NMO¢AD.P.W mom _. H Salés & Service aaijitiiiiii7"ium, u,. im"'" a”, -. - 1' 'G--'""' 1L 1f = r,-----