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Page 14 — Halton Hills This Week, Saturday, December 26, 1992 To All Our Friends & Clients PAT AKERS JIM AKERS May every happiness be yours at this holiday season and throughout the coming year! . $ Jim and Pat Akers & Family ; COUNTRYWIDE t ALL-PRO REALTY INC. Peace On Earth Here’s wishing you all the very best holiday season ever. ; CAROL WOOD Sales Rep. Rejoice In All His Creations Both Large And Small Christmas is the perfect time to offer our thanks to God for his many gifts and the beauty that is all around us. It’s also the perfect time for us to express our gratitude to les Happy ! Heats ys! ZGtinson a ASSOCIATES Trail Blazing: Turkey overload? Try the Highway 7 loop by Frances Walker Suffering from a touch of “turkey overload” due to too much eating, drinking or even shopping? Here’s a suggestion - a walk in the woods to clear your head and get the blood moving again. This is a short walk on relatively flat ter- rain that is suitable for cross-coun- try skis or snowshoes. From Georgetown, proceed west on Highway 7. The access point to the trail is on the south side of the highway as it starts to climb the escarpment. The best approach is to drive to the top of the hill, turn around at the gas station, retrace your route and descend the hill. On your right you will see a large Canadian flag. About 50 yards further along there is a short drive to a gate that is the access point. Pull well off the road onto the BOXING WEEK shoulder. Highway 7 is very heavi- ly travelled, so be cautious! If you are coming from Acton, park on the right shoulder and turn around after completing the walk. Look for yellow blazes on this trail. The main trail has white blazes and side trails have blue. This trail, called the Highway 7 Loop, is a branch of a side trail and is blazed in yellow. Open the gate and proceed along the path. You will pass the old town reservoir. The trail loops back upon itself for a total distance of about 2 km. and a walking time of one hour or less, perfect for this busy time of year. When hiking in winter it is essen- tial that you dress appropriately. ‘This includes hats, mitts, and good warm boots. If your feet get cold you are going to be most unhappy! It’s not a bad idea to carry a hot att OFF GREAT SELECTION OF CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY WITH VER 100 ESE SICS aos CHOOSE FROM___ drink such as coffee in a thermos. It takes about 10 minutes to reach the trail from Georgetown and about 15-20 minutes from Acton. Remember that the traffic on Highway 7 is heavy, so be careful getting in and out of your car. Frances Walker and her hus- band, Ian, have been residents of Georgetown'since 1974. They have been active Bruce Trail members since then and now maintain the section of the trail that goes through Scottsdale Farm. They can often be found out on the trail with Ian’s brother Chris and their dog Maxine - clipping, sawing, chipping the wet spots, and just enjoying the beautiful Ontario countryside. Is there someplace special you’d like to hear about? Drop a line to the paper! SALE STARTS SOLID OAK PEDESTAL TABLE Reg. $1199 $899 Hes Solid ‘Wood Bed & Table } Rue _| HOLIDAY HOURS SUN. DEC. 27 10a.m.-5 p.m. MON. & TUES. 10 a. WED. THURS. FRIDAY 190 Hwy. #7 West, Unit 58 Brampton 452-9820