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Orono Weekly Tiines, Wedneday, june 7, 1995-7 Dý Waterfont Tail N wOp«zuoqýen Councillor Dresinski, Commissioner David Crombie, Mayor Diane Harare, and Councillor! Liberal Candidate Mary Novak ail start the day for a leisurely walk along the new Waterfront Trail on Thursday. The Trail, which stretches from Hamilton to Trenton, has 17 Iidiometres in Clarington. through is one of the most envi- ronmentally sensitive areas in southern Ontario, as weil as being die most heavily populated. Over 875,000 people live within three kilometres of the waterfront fromn Burlington Bay to the Trent River, 4.5 million live within a haif-hour drive, and 7.3 million within a two hour one. There have beecn human communities along the water's edge as long as the Lake Ontario waterfront has existed- some dating back at least 11,000 years when the glaciers first receded. Thus, the area is also one of rich heritage, with over 577 identified archaeo- logical sites, 540 designated bis- toric buildings, and hundreds of cultural heritage landscapes. The existence of the Trail helps to ensure that these areas, both of environmental and historical importance, rernain for everyone to' enjoy. Heilping people learn to learn. if you or someone you know would like to improve reading, writing or math, look under LEARN in the" Yelow PagesTm1 directories. LOOK< UN-IER LEARN. RETIREMENT TEA for ROY FORRESTER Sunday, June 25th 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.mn. at the ORONO TOWN HALL Main Street, Orono Sponsored by the Orono D. B.ILA. BROWNSDALE COMMUNITY CENTRE is OPEN AGAIN To rent the Centre for your party or special1 eve nt contact: 987-4079 or*983-9083 Board meetings are open to the public and-are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month (7:.00 p.m..),at the Brownsdale Community Centre. ONTARIO Dates of Publication: Wednesday, June 7 and June 21, 1995 P.O. 5617