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Don‘t Miss Iow rch 22 in the Waterioo Chronicle: Thursday Friday, March 24 in the Guelph Tribune iss This Marketing Opportunity _ Book your space today Matt Miller ext. 208 2 0 0 6 Despite ad\‘a;l;;s in rechnology and painful lessons, he savs. Canadian In his speech. Hrudey will examine drinking water safety in Canada. ranging from the Walkerton disaster to the recent Kashechewan reservation evacuation. Seve Hrudeyx. UW s 2006 TD Canada Trust/Walter Bean \Visiting Professor in the Enviroanment. will delivâ€" er a lecture utled. ~130 Years and Counting: Drinking Water Safety Lessons are Learned Stowh this Thursâ€" day at 3:30 pm. in the Humanities Theatre. Hagey Hall Admission is free. leading expert on â€" water safety. A enmironmental health The TD _ Canada will give a public _ Trust/Walter Bean Visiting talk this week apl;.e Univerâ€" _ Professorship in the Enviâ€" sity of Waterioon. exploring _ ronment provides students the safety of drinking water with an opportunity to in Canada. study with ranking experts Seve Hrudey. UW s 2006 _ active in the fields in which TD Canada Trust/Walter _ they plan to work. WATERLOO CHRONICLE . March 23 in the The exhaustive Walkerâ€" ton inquiry documented the many shortfalls causing the disaster. including the failâ€" ure to meet established treatment requirements for In May 2000. seven Canaâ€" dians died in Walkerton when their public water supply was contaminated with pathogenic E. coli OLS"HT. Hie is an expert in enviâ€" ronmental contaminant exposure _ assessment, approaches for health risk assessment. risk manageâ€" ment and risk communicaâ€" uon. and decisionâ€"making based on environmental evidence. iwcine and Dentistry at the University of Alberta. Hrudey is a professor of environmental Kealth sciâ€" ences in the Facuity of Medâ€" ate course in environmental health risk assessment and management. along with Hrudey will be based â€";nvllv';e' civil engineering departâ€" ment and will give a graduâ€" During his stay at UW Linda Guthro is a Graduate of Sheridan College, with over 20 years experience in helping people decorate their homes Since 2000 she has also been teaching the Interior Decorating course at Conestoga College. which now. due to its popularity, has become a Credit Certificate Course As owner of Aubergine Interiors. Linda offers in Home Consultatons. Home Staging. Custom Window Treatments Para Paint. Furnishings and Accessories Visit her showroom where you will find a tnendly environment. along with a kid‘s piay area so that you can be free to discuss all your decorating needs Reakzing that decorating can often be a daunting task, Linda will share her expertise to make your large or small projects an enjoyable one. Known as ~Interiors Without Attitude" you can rest assured that you will be given professional service that creates a space to suit your personality and lifestyle giving you the home you always dreamed of The visiting professorâ€" ship was founded in 1992 by the late Walter Bean, who was president of Waterloo Burfington, Ont Research institute in Also, he was selected as the 2006 Distinguished Lecâ€" turer by ghe National Water A founding leader of the Protecting Public Health program for the Canadian Water Network, Hrudey was an architect of the catchâ€" mentâ€"toâ€"consume; | risk management approach for the 2004 Australian Drinking Water Guidelines. & Besides his position at the University of Alberta, Hrudey has been the chair and chief executive officer of the Alberta Environmenâ€" tal Appeals Board since July 005 ADVERTISERS appreciate it when you tell them ... I saw your ad in the Chronicle. As well quasiâ€"judicial qu["w Fjfllflfi[-&i "Interiors Without Attitude" 227 Weber St. N. Waterioo (Beside Wendy‘s) 885â€"7145 4973 or eâ€"mail join us@uwaterl00.ca . To confirm attendance at the public lecture, call 888â€" Previous visiting lecturâ€" ers include Frank Schwarty of Ohio State University, a leading researcher on contaâ€" minant hydrogeology and groundwater geochemistry; Kelly Thambimuthu, a senior scientist with CANâ€" MET Energy Technology Centre of Natural Resources Canada; Jorg Imberger of the University of Western Australia, an expert on water flows and water resources:; and David Schindler of the University of Alberta, a top Canadian researcher in freshwater environmental science. The professorship attracts top researchers with international reputations in engineering, science and environmental studies to give lectures and teach classes, along with meeting faculty members and stuâ€" dents. Trust until its merger with Canada Trust in 1968 (today it is TD Canada Trust). The professorship seeks to promote a legacy of comâ€" munity involvement and commitment to youth, eduâ€" cation and community, and involves UW‘s faculties of Environmental Studies, Engineering and Science.