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! >