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Last year, a group of 25 to 30 volunteers from ACT for Disarmament and other environ- mental groups headed by Dankowich, picked up two tonnes of garbage from the shore of Bronte Creek under the QEW. The waterways clean-up is endorsed by 28 local organizations including local businesses, resi- dents groups and environmental concerns. Participants are being asked to bring rakes, however bags and gloves will be provided. In the interests of recycling, each person will be given three bags, to collect and separate the cans, glass, and garbage. Volunteers can meet at any of the five locations anytime during the day, added Dankowich. "We're expecting at least 150 volunteers to help us with this clean-up," says Stephen Dankowich director of the Oakville Community Centre for Peace, Ecology and Human Rights. 5. The waterways near the Glen Abbey Recreation Centre and St. Matthew's School, in co-operation with the Glen Abbey Residents Association. l, Bronte Creek under the QEW overpass and Shell Park 2. The lakefront at Coronation Park, in co-operation with Appleby College Alumni and students. 3. Sheridan College area. 4. Path along Old Mill Road to 16 Mile Creek, in co-operation with the Trafalgar Chartwell Residents Association. The Oakville Community Centre for Peace, Ecology and Human Rights is organizing a massive clean-up this Saturday, April 17th. to mark the start of Earth Week '93 and Earth Day on April 22nd. The Earth Week Waterways Clean-Up will take place at five locations across town from 9 a.m. to 4 pm. They are: Centre for Peace, Ecology and Human Rights spearheads waterways clean-up this Saturday "We learned of the extent of the kpril This illustration of the Clean Up Crew is taken from a poster being distributed by the Oakville Community Centre for Peace, Ecology and Human Rights promoting Oakville's Earth Week Waterways Clean-Up this Saturday, April 17th. 150 VOLUNTEERS 2330 Lakeshore Rd, E Bronte 825-2113 Your Gold Card entitles you to 2f0r 1 entries, lunch or dinner & 2 free desserts on your first visit. We are releasing 1limited number of Gold Cards at a $20 purchase price (all major cfedit cards accepted). For more details please call 825-2113 Monday to Saturday 2-5 pm Celebrating two years at our lakeshore Road location S Our 8th year of business in Oakville. The new menu has arrived! a/eaateretaPtie,'r. "i'iiiiii'i1ii'Jiihtoiooudbouoe "We realized that we need a lot more people to make a dent in that accumulation of garbage," said Dankowich. "I was shocked at the mess under the QEW overpass when I checked the area last Tuesday," commented Terra Dimock, who is organizing this Saturday's clean-up. UNUSED SYRINGES The group found "lots and lots of those coffee cups and plastic lids - the lids become brittle over the winter and when you try to pick one up it breaks into about 40 shards . . . definitely not biodegradable mate- rial." Also picked up were bottles, cans, empty cigarette packages, tiles, bricks. some furniture and tires, "and a box of unused syringes." garbage that's permeating the shores of our waterways," said Dankowich, stressing that the two tonnes of garbage came from only 75 metres along the creek in a one- day clean-up hampered by rain. Dimock's efforts to encourage LL H 'ii.llil5f,yw The day will feature a number of speakers. Booked to date are Dr. John Bacher, a drainage commis- sioner and chair of the Niagara Agricultural Preservation Society; Michelle Swenarchuck. a lawyer with the Canadian Environmental at the Oakville Central Library, to explore the "issue of water as our most precious and valuable resource." "We've had excellent response. I spoke to a gym full of kids at Chisholm and they had so many questions about water pollution and water conservation that I was run- ning out of time to finish my talk." WATER FOR LIFE The Oakville Community Centre for Peace, Ecology and Human Rights is also organizing a Water for Life conference next Saturday. April 24th. the end of Earth Week, community participation in the clean-up has included speaking to Grade 3, 4 and 5 students at Chisholm and Sunningdale Schools, with more visits to schools planned. 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