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Arbor Award to Ramautarsingh The University of Toronto selects people who have made out- standing and superior contributions to the university over a period of years. ‘The faculty and staff have chosen Tom Ramautarsingh ° Georgetown as one of the volun- teers who has demonstrated dedica- tion, leadership, given many hours of volunteer time and has been an inspiration to the University com- munit Ramautarsingh served on the University of Toronto Alumni Association Board of Directors for four years. He co-chaired the first Chancellor Award Committee and wrote the criteria for this Award. He also served on the Faculty Award Committee for three years, gone which he served as secretary. The greatest number of graduates did not belong to a club or an orga- nization on campus. He served as Bedel at many Convocations. At the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Mr. Ramautarsingh proposed that an OISE Alumni Association be orga- nized. He and five other graduates were called together by Dr. Bernard Shapiro (Director of OISE) to spearhead the organizing of this association. He spent two years as vice-president and in the writing of aconstitution and bylaws. He wrote all the bylaws. At Spring Reunions he served as chairman of the Host and. Hostess Committee for three years. At one of these reunions he welcomed Marc Garneau, Canada’s first astro- naut. Ramautarsingh organized and chaired the OISE Phoneathons and was Treasurer of Phi Delta Kappa, University of Toronto Chapter for four years. Ramautarsingh said, “It is a great honor to be selected for one of the Arbor Awards. I thank the faculty, staff and fellow alumni for giving me the opportunity to serve the uni- versity. It is indeed a privilege to assist in the execution of some of the programs at Canada’s largest university. I have made a lot of friends and that in itself has brought rich rewards. We must all feel obligated to our alma maters by investing and sharing our time, ideas and talents.” CARIBBEAN CRUISES INCLUDING AIR You can sail for 7 days aboard one of the magnificent ships of our Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, June 16, 1993 — Page 9 Arbor award winner resident flanked by Dr. Robert themes Lacie of peers “ Toronto and Rose ane University praia during the p' i Awa VALUE PLUS! This economical recliner is an incredible value. It features hardwood frame, no-sag springs and a durable nylon fabric. Was $388 now 148 photo Seta COMFORT + VALUE This Canadian-made recliner combines value and comfort. Available in a wide variety of colours. It features hardwood frame, no-sag springs and durable fabric. pean PLUS This recliner is the ultimate in comfort. TREAT YOURSELF This luxurious recliner features Five-star! fleet to four ports and more in the Eastern or Western Sink wane poten) durable bere gee f (5 ee 0 " e feeling Oo wi e 100! Caribbean from $1,351* (including airfare). That's a savings of 25% relaxation of leather. to 43%, depending on your sailing date. Or, enjoy 10 indulgent days at its best. in the Southern Caribbean, visit six ports, and pay as little as $1,937.* No wonder we've been named the “Best Cruise Was $799 Was $699 Value." Imagine... the sun-drenched beaches of the Caribbean... world-class service. Call your travel agent today! @ Holland America Line arelaxed pace... gourmet cuisine. .. ENTERTAINMENT | WING BACK A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE® 9 CENTRES EN 529 CHAS 199 ALY FOR BEST SELECTION - SOME QUANTITI = a “Price in Canadian dollars, per person, double occupancy, port charges extra. Some restrictions apply. Offer ends 4/30. “erated by both ings and Oca Crc Nes, 19, Ships Res ‘Netherlands Antilles, Bahamas, empeeemem ONTARIO CHESTERFIELD 232 Guelph St., Georgetown MAIN ST. E. HILTON 873-2000