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The 1993 Arbor Award of the University of Toronto will be pre- sented to Tom Ramautarsingh, President of the Canadian College of Teachers (Niagara Chapter) on April 28 at a ceremony in Toronto. The award recognizes outstand- ing and superior volunteer service to the university over the years. The letter of announcement states, “In recognition of your com- mitment to the University of Toronto, the faculty and staff with whom you interact have chosen to honor you and your fellow alumni volunteers with this award. Your dedication, demonstrated through many hours of volunteer time, is truly an inspiration to us all.” Tom Ramautarsingh, in reply to the announcement said, “It is a sur- *prise-and an honor to be made a recipient of this coveted award. I feel it is an obligation to serve one’s fellow man and the University of Toronto has provided another avenue where this has hap- pened. I have made a lot of friends through service to Canada’s largest university. I am indebted to the uni- versity ee ae me the opportuni- ty to serve.” nized “i pas i Bt resident T: a 1993 Arbor Award of the University of Toronto, is pictured above with Professor Diane Eisler (left) of the University of California and Maude Barlow of Ottawa . Eisler wrote The Chalice and the Blade, while Barlow is the author of Parcel of Rogues. The three got together in Waterloo, where Ramautarsingh co-chaired the Wilfred Laurier University Education Conference. Photo submitted Police warn of business scam Regional _ Police Deeathes from No. 12 Division in Milton want to inform local busi- nesses of a telephone solicitation scheme that has come to light in the Town of Milton. A local business contacted police after a male person who identified himself as Brett called and was attempting to sell advertising space in a Region of Halton publication. The male called on several occa- sions during the first two weeks of February and was very persistent. The caller indicated that he rep- resented the Halton Regional Police Service and when the company stated they did not want to purchase any advertising space, he became very aggressive and abusive on the telephone. Investigators have received only one complaint at this time but want the business community to be fully aware of the misrepresentation and to report any incidents to the lice. “The Halton Regional Police Service does not subscribe, support or endorse any public or private publications. Further, we do not TAX RETURNS SAME DAY ELECTRONICALLY FILED Associate Tax Consultants 101 Guelph St. Georgetown 877-2217 LOTTERY courtesy of Convenience 10 Mountainview S. 877-9741 Guelph & Delrex 873-3056 Georgetown Wed. Mar. 6/93 () 22 24 28 33 38 46) Bonus: 31 Encore: 714613) Sat. Feb. Hiss 10 22 31 41 44 4: Bonus: a Early Bird 18 as 34 38) SULTS UNOFFIC! 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