Halton Hills This Week (Georgetown, ON), 7 July 1993, p. 20

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By Frances Walker Here’s another loop walk etown of about 4.5 km in length. Proceed north on Trafalgar Road from Hi 7 and turn right on to 27 Sideroad. ‘Where 27 Sideroad meets 8th Line, jog left and then right to continue on 27. ‘Sideroad. At the bottom of the hill there is a shoulder on the Tight where you can Park. Follow the white blazes of the Bruce Trail along the road and across Silver Creek. Shortly after the bridge, the trail turns right into the woods. Follow the blazes Carefully because this area is used extensively by the stu- dents at the Silver Creek Education Centre and there are many unmarked trails. You will shortly emerge onto Fallbrook Road and cross it to continue on the trail. Soon you will come to the start of the Silver Creek Lookout Trail, blazed in blue. f Continue on the main trail as it follows the Escarpment cep an eye open for the blue blazes of the other end of the’ side trail. It will be _<£<£<__ ee Page 20 — Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, July 7, 1993 Silver Creek Lookou some precipitous drops, Trail Blazing Exercise eaationt You will on your right. When you reach join the main trail and turn left it you will have walked about to. come back out onto 2.5 km. Leave the main trail Fallbrook Road. You may now and follow the side trail. either Tetrace your steps to You will be walking along the your car, or simply proceed Escarpment edge and near down 27 Sideroad as a short t Trail close at hand cut. some lenging sections of this trail that juire proper shoes, and cau- tion is to be used when near the Escarpment edge. The total distance is about 4.5 km. Allow 2.5 hours for the walk. First goals of season netted By Ruth D. Taylor There were first goals of the season for several players in the Under-11 Girls soccer x games last week. Katie ‘eam resulted in Alanna Zelek Rebbetoy found a. way netting two with another goal through defenders for the Red by Laura Shields. Jodie T.V. team, Astrid-Marie Armstrong played well and Huibers scored for the Orange coach Brenda Smith said the Linda Armstrong team and _ forward line was working well Heather Stevens hit the back pee The: score was 4-1 pas: the Orange Linda Armstrong oe i Tinie ee In the Bi imists. vs, : One whistling while he worked. the Orange team, Blue player Janine Taylor scored first, then Orange rallied with goals before half-time, Optimist blue Teri-Lynn Reynolds was busy deflecting balls when goaltending, receiving assis- tance from forward Shaylyn Rypstra and defender Jacquie Baji The Green team kept the action in the Blue Optimists zone in the game at Emmerson field. Green play- er, Meighan McIntyre had a great shot miss by inches, while teammate Keri Hofing MIL: BASKETS, * POWER SWING - Golf Accessories * SABA HAND CREATIONS - Salles Aetinals ative Plaster Thank you for supporting your local artisans Vendors Welcome ~ Call Nathalie 873-9543 imists tied it up 1-1 with Georgetown Horseshoe Club] tei tynn Reynoias scoring . assisted by Becky Culp. League Standings Jenny Culbert, Amanda Week 7 Burgan and Karen Zomer Team Gams WL | SB npn a let cc. rhe = “4 sa Burgan. Playing well for the 536 33 3 33 Blue Optimists were Kim £ Aces 56 32 ee ogy Ringer Dingers 56 29 27 29 Cheers 56 26 30 26 By Judy Latto Lightning 56 21 35 21 The Leighton Image Green Longshots 56 17 39 17 Machine team grabbed a 1-0 Thurday's Results win over the Georgetown Longshots 3 Lioness’ Blueberries in the Bulldogs 5 Ringer Dingers 3 Girls’ Under-7 soccer league 6 Pac 4 Aces — bs June 23. Suzanne Lefevbre Stars 7 Lightning 1 scored the single goal. Laura Monday's Results - Singles Play Czerwinski, Dianna MacKay Grp. 1 Winner: — Archie Lawl Swins 0 losses and Jessica Markou were also Grp.2 Winner: _ChuckMetler 4 wins 0) losses noteworthy players for the : Green Machine. Elizabeth OWNTOWN Halton 1, Brampton 0 Brampton played a strong + +R+K+ + game as Halton was only able = to come away with one goal, 36 Main Street South | scoedty Tanin bien a (FORMER MUNICIPAL BUILDING). DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN ‘on a penalty shot. * ‘STREET. Noteworthy players were: Heather Douker, Sarah Feuske, Sarah Lindsay and Jen Apgar, Halton goalie. * RENAISSANCE é * HOLLY HOCK Tmoblines oor Halton 2, Milton 0 * THE ART OF FLOWERS - Dried Flower Arrangements Halton played a good game, * SHARON'S COUNTRY KITCHEN - Baked Goo. & Produce | maintaining much of the con- trol of the game. Accurate Passing and great hustling LOCATIONS 363 Main St. East (Milton) 80 Mill Street (Georgetown) COMPLETE PEND & fast @ professi goal and Jacqueline Mousseau at forward. Dylan Lee wore the referee black. The Gold Poppacorns were only able to field eight players SO they had to run the whole game but they were on the top end of a 4-3 score when they met the Red Millieres T.V. in Acton. The Red team played with nine players. There were no lines to see the balls that were’ out but the girls managed some long throw-ins with style. Scoring for the Red team were Bethan Elliott, Katie Rebbetoy and Alyssa Taylor. Scoring for the Poppacorns were Danielle King with two and Heather Stevens, Michelle Smyth and Gillian Redman played with great effort for ~ the Poppacorns. Lauren Boyce Was observant in goal for the Millieres side while Jennifer McBean and Krystal Westman developed their defense kicks. Leighton Image shines Gogan and Leah played well for the Blueberries. Claire Latto-Hall was good in goal. Ramrock Electric and Young’s Pharmacy battled to a 0-0 tie the same evening. Stephanie Poirier, Sarah Toole and Heather Curzon showed special effort for the Ramrock team. Shelley Crane, Jessica Montgomery and Nicole Culp played very well for the Young’s Pharmacy team. Under-19 girls cruising tewarded Halton with two goals; one scored by Ruth bur- tows on a-beautiful corner from Taysha Brankiewicz, and the second, a sure-fire shot by Darby Erler from the right wing. What a perfect shot! Noteworthy players were Sharon Shapcott, Sarah Harley and goalie, Jen Apgar. Great effort, girls! Next game, Tuesday, July 13, 8:30 at” -Alcott, Georgetown vs. Bolton. HOM sen 311 Armstrong Ave. 1 © satisfaction g Fi © Free Courtesy Car by Appointment Behind Home Hardware 877-8685 to make the trophy presentation. photo by Brian Smiley Duignan, was on hand By Ellen Piehl What could have been a complete blow out tumed into a two-run ball game as the Acton Denny’s Insurance Atom Boys baseball team defeated Waterdown 12-10 last Thursday at Prospect , in Acton. There was no scoring until the bottom of the second when Wayne Hopkins stole home Plate to give Acton a one-run lead. Acton quickly went up 2-0 later in the inning when Joey Thompson drove in David Albano from third base. At the end of the inning, Acton led 7-0, ‘ Up 7-4 going into the third, Acton scored two more runs to take a five-run lead. At this Point, Acton seemed to have the game under their control, Acton Atoms survive But Waterdown had other plans. : With two out at the top of the fourth, Waterdown man- aged to score five runs to tie the game up at nine apiece. Jeff Cole broke the tie in the bottom of the fourth when he drove in Joey McGrath, who Acton got their 11th ru later in the inning when Chris Gibson brought in Cole from third on a routine ground-out. Acton then got one more Tun in the fifth to take a three- lead. ‘Waterdown managed to score one run in the sixth, but it wasn’t enough as Acton hung on to win. 2 is Near also contributed / arun in Acton’s victory. Big-bopper Gray hits two home runs Ryan Gray hit two home Tuns as Armstrong Insurance defeated Kendale Mechanical 22-10 in Junior T-Ball action, Ryan Dunlop also belted a home run in the game. Mark Lefave hit two dou- bles while Wesley Clarke, Jordon White and Keith Barfoot each delivered dou- bles and Connor Smith hit a triple. In other games, Terra Cotta Cookies edged Outdoor Power Equipment Tigers 23-21. Spencer Wilson hit a home Tun with Daniel Poullos hit- Limehouse By Annette Holman June 28 Limehouse (Georgetown Revolver Club Mosquitoes) were hosted by Acton on June 28 Unfortunately ‘ Acton Played a better game to win this one 19-9, Ryan Schofield. Despite runs by Mark Bailey (2), Ryan Schofield, Ryan Holman, Chris Cavasim, Jaime DeForest, Neville Bapooji, Brandon Hilts and Kenny McKenzie, it was not enough to win this one. June 29 Limehouse (Georgetown Revolver Club Mosquitoes) hosted Acton Lions Club in a much-needed win — for Limehouse. ting two triples and Ryan Kemshead cracking two dou- bles. Great defense was dis- Played as the Little Caesars Pizza Orioles beat Shoppers Drug Mart 27-25. Great plays defensive plays were turned in yle Simmons, Jamie Naylor, Corey Durham and David Aesch. The batters also put on a good show as Corey Colarossi hit two home runs, Taylor King doubled, tripled and hit two home runs and Mark Rostrup homered. . . Splits pair Top notch pitching by Adam Spinney, Kenny McKenzie and Ryan ‘Holman helped to tame the Lions. The following players led , their team to victory, with runs scored by Neville Bapooji (2), Paul Payne, Mark Bailey (2), Ryan Schofield. lere were some excellent catches by Kenny McKenzie, Dave Cole and two great ones by Ryan Schofield, Awesome base stealing by Ryan Schofield and Neville Bapooji. Neville dives head first like a “speeding bullet” to Teach for the bag. A combination of concen-. tration and total team effort by all players contributed to the * Limehouse victory. Final score Limehouse (Georgetown Revolver Club) 9, Acton Lions Club 4.

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