Hello Dick...

Writing as the list administrator and Communications Chair, I do not
understand your note.  The Archives Association of Ontario is moving
physical locations, that is all.  I fail to see what bearing this has on
"first nation people" or "etopian americans".  Please clarify your
concern.

Suzanne Dubeau
AAO List Administrator
AAO Communications Chair

On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, ABS/CRS wrote:

> Im really concerned about this move...I think it has a bearing on the first
> nation people conflicting with etopian americans...pls clarify on this note
>
>
> Dick
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Archives Association of Ontario <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: Friday, June 18, 1999 11:20 AM
> Subject: AAO Office moves
>
>
> >Please excuse any cross posting as this message is being sent via a number
> >of lists.
> >
> >The office of the Archives Association of Ontario will be closed on Tuesday
> >22 and Wednesday 23 June 1999.
> >
> >During this time, the office will be moved from its current location in
> >Brampton to a new site in down-town Toronto.
> >
> >As of Thursday 24 June 1999, the current phone and fax numbers will be
> >disconnected, and the staff can then be reached by phone at 416-934-3400
> >ext 506 and by fax at 416-934-3444.
> >
> >The mailing address of the association, and the e-mail address will not
> >change.
> >
> >Please circulate this notice to all interested parties, and update your
> >files accordingly.
> >***************************************************************
> >Stephen Posner
> >Executive Assistant, AAO
> >tel 905-792-1173     fax 905-792-2530
> >
> >aaolistserv now on line.  To obtain information on this and all AAO
> >services visit our web page at the new address:
> >http://www.fis.utoronto.ca/people/affiliated/aao/
> >
> >Public awareness of Archives - a goal for all of us!
> >
>