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18 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday April 20, 2007 www.oakvillebeaver.com Earth Week clean up at 27 sites in Oakville Oakville's 16th Annual Earth Week Cleanup organized by the Oakville Community Centre For Peace, Ecology And Human Rights (OCCPEHR) is taking place at 27 sites in town on Saturday. Rain or shine, the OCCPEHR is inviting members of the community to come out and participate in the activity, while giving something back Reading | Writing | Math | Spelling | Grammar | French | Study Skills Little Readers Registration NOW OPEN LITTLE READER INSIDE EVERY CHILD IS A SUCCESSFUL STUDENT. For every age, for every need, Oxford Learning has a program to help your child succeed! Diagnostic Assessments Individualized Programs Enrichment Programs Confidence & Motivation Pre-K to Grade 12 Better Grades Voted Best Learning Centre A better future for your child starts here! Contact us today for more information. www.oxfordlearning.com 1131 Nottinghill Gate, Oakville (905) 469-1929 380 Dundas St. E. Oakville (905) 257-1207 Maple Grove Village 511 Maple Grove Dr. Suite 2, Oakville (905) 849-4027 to the city and nature. Upon arrival, participants will be greeted by a site coordinator who will provide them with gloves and a bag. People are encouraged to bring their own rakes, brooms and pick up sticks. The clean up will take place at 27 sites located all over Oakville. In South West Oakville, there will be five locations including Bronte Bluffs Park, Petro-Canada Park, Brook Valley Park and Hopedale Park with a clean up of Lakeshore Woods starting mid morning. The West River Residents Association will be heading the clean up in the south central area, focusing on Kerr Street area parks and Hogs Back Park. Oakville Lakeside Residents Association and members of St. Jude's Anglican Church will also be cleaning up the lakefront extending from Lakeside Park. In the south east region, members of the Clearview Oakville Community Alliance will be heading the clean up at Clearview Park, Maple Valley Park and Dunvegan Park. Afterwards, hot air balloon rides will be provided in a balloon sponsored by Remax. In the north west, the Friends of Bronte Creek will be cleaning part of the Bronte Creek Provincial Park. Oakvillegreen members are set to clean up Nottinghill Park and the South Peel Naturalists Club are heading up efforts on Indian Ridge Trail. Volunteers are also asked to meet at the Monastery Drive Mall for cleaning up the Glen Oak Creek Trail. The River Oaks Recreation Centre, Shannon Creek Trail, and the Heritage Trail are a few of the places in north central that are set for cleaning. Trails in the area will also be cleaned, along with College Park. Fourth Line and Burnhamthorpe Road will also be the site of the 4th annual Country Side Clean Up. The North East sector will have seven locations to clean up along with green space at Trafalgar Road and Glenashton Drive. The areas being targeted are Algrove Park (join Councillor Tom Adams), Falgarwood Pool, Pondview Place, Winston Woods (join Sponsor, Print Infinity), and Sheridan Valley Park. Members of the Trafalgar Presbyterian Church and the Oakville Phoenix soccer team are set to clean up Morrison Valley North. One small change has been implemented this year and could have a large impact. In the previous years, refreshments were supplied to participants during the clean up. This year, people are asked to bring their own refreshments in reuseable plastic containers in an effort to minimize waste produced by the activity. The Earth Week Clean Up has become an annual staple in Oakville, drawing new participants every year and seeing many returning volunteers. Picture Yourself Here With A Free Trial Stay There's no better way to experience our hotel-style services. Discover a community of adults who don't want to act retired. Call Margaret Milley for all the trial stay details. 905-469-3232 www.delmanor.com Or drop by 1459 Nottinghill Gate (just west of Dorval, south of Upper Middle) Crime Prevention Starts in the Neighbourhood www.oakvilleneighbourhoodwatch.ca