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Centennial librarian Ethel honored for year service Herald Staff Teaching In a one room school meant less discipline problems says a Centennial School librarian wrapping up a career In teach Ethel was honored Thursday night at a dinner reception held by the Ele- Teachers Association in Mlllon The sandy haired started her teaching career In a one room school In Prince Edward Island where she taught eight grades There were few discipline problems because wo were almost like a family at school Mrs said The teacher was part of the community OLDER The older children would work with the younger ones listening to their reading because he teacher t have the time to A girt Mrs Rlddell taught three years in the oneroom school before marrying an Ontario man and moving to the Toronto After her seventh child was born she started teaching again picking up her career at a oneroom school on Fifth Lino called School The school near Kelso Con servation Area closed three years later Mrs then started at Public School on falgor Road when It was a newly opened six room school ONEROOM had absorb ed all the neighboring little oneroom schools into it As Mrs said there was a great deal of growth In the at that time There she taught Grades 4 and over the yeirs and after taking library courses set up the school library when the school expanded In 1974 sit years later Mrs came to Centennial Public School as libra She occasionally tenches a class but her chief role in the school Is that at librarian Over her 10 years at Centennial Mri has seen in role of the librarian in helping leichers and changes in the use of the library Today all the Centennial have one reading period a which means the library has to supply a lot of books to keep up Centennial library has about hardcover and over paperback novels One thing I really pride myself on is that children here all rinlly like to read Of course I can take all the credit for that she smiled Children don t read hardcover novels any more however They sit on the shelf Mrs Rldd ell commented because they re associated with school Instead paperbacks a preferred Judy and books are with the girls and venture stories with the boys she said It s but Agatha Christie novels arc popular You d nk she d be dated Mrs said Drainage loan program A Wednesday May Page The Ministry of Agriculture and Food tile drainage loon program policy for lW85 grants loans at eight per cent interest rates The Initial allocation will be equal to the town expenditures from April 1 1333 to March 1 1984 on tile drainage Last year the town got for this program and s expected to receive the same this year Farmers who apply In and don get loans should go to the head of next year list LEARN TO DRIVE THIS SPRING From learner to librarian has worked with children for than years She got a helping band last week at Centennial Public School library from Jennifer 11 and Bruce It Mrs Rlddell Is retiring from the profession this June end NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE TOWN OF HILLS THE ONTARIO WEED CONTROL ACT As It to poisons n possession la tho Town Unloss woods destroyed by Juno 1 1 and as often as necessary season to prevent Iho ol r seeds and Tho Town Halton H I s may ope and Ihoso woods coals bo agonal property or and col n manner pal Taxes son Ivy Ragweed and Ikweodoro among Iho woods consldo no and must bo round Dondolon and II not bo sccoptod as the so not under to ma Wood Control Act Anonymous com pi nlow not bo KEITH LESUE WEED INSPECTOR TOWN OF HILLS EVENING COURSE STARTING JUNE 27th Wednesdays Thursdays 630 pm to 930 pm ROAD TEST 8770751 16 MOUNTAIN VIE GEORGETOWN OVER 150000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND Young Drivers of Canada Yard Sale June 9 The Brampton and Area Peace Council will hold a yard sale In the parking lot of the United Auto Workers hall June 9 from to to raise funds for the peace petition caravan The HAW hall is at Beech St Just behind the Brew era Retail on Queen Street Brampton you would like to have a table In the sale or would like to give a donation Car bug A bug reflector val tied at was broken while attached to a 1980 Chevrolet parked In a Boulevard drive way in Georgetown The police arc treat Ing the early Saturday incident as willful dam Rosemary visitors By KAY WILSON Herald correspondent NORVALDcrek and Carol of Rose Alberta are visit with Hyatt of Nerval and attended at Huttonvllle School Saturday Stove ablaze A total of taw damage was done to a stove through the smoke caused by that incident an Arietta Street residence in George town early Friday even ing The fire had started In the oven or stove In the home Letter to the editor Card too much Dear Sir In response to a letter written in the Leader section of The Herald last week regarding the Student Card As a parent I would alio like to know what the card Is used for My daughter has bought one each year since starting high school and has nev used It yet It Just alts In the drawer She has never attended any of the dan ce As for the cost of the card I think 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