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pipes.The Hurricanes won the game 6-4. Halton AAA Minor Bantam Hurricane player Ryan Crechiola was called on this hook on the visiting Streetsville Tiger forward last Saturday at Gordon Alcott Memorial Arena; Crechiola made up for it moments later by putting the puck between the photo by Simon Wilson/HHTW Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday ;/November-24; 1993'~ Page.49° By Francis Walker Special to HHTW Today’s walk is an inter- esting mix of wetlands (for- merly called “swamps” ) and agriculture. The route will take you from 6th Line to 5th Line and back again for a total length of 4 km on fairly even ground. To reach the start from Georgetown, travel west on Maple Ave. Take the first right (6th Line) west of Trafalgar Road. After about three km you will cross Regional Road 43 (busy!) and 6th Line soon becomes a dirt road. After about 2 km the road goes up a hill with broad shoulders on your right. The trail goes east (left) into the woods just before this hill, but the only safe parking is on the hill. If you are coming from Acton, proceed east on Hwy. #7 and turn right Nellis Sabres hanging tough very good records at this point in the season and games between the three teams have been very tight. Acton and Arthur have two games back to back on Wednesday and ‘Thursday this week. Arthur is the only team that Acton has not been able to beat so far this season as Acton lost and tied Arthur in their two A win and a loss last week for the Acton Novice 1 Sabres brings their season record to 10-2-2 for the sea- Sabres son. Acton played a very close gi with Erin last Wednesday, but came up on the losing end of a 2-1 deci- sion. Mike Dube was the only Sabre to find the net. Brian Field, who was borrowed from the Novice 2 Sabres for the game, was credited with the only assist. . On Sunday, the Novice 1 Sabres traveled to Elora and got their game back on track each recorded an assist. with a 6-0 victory. Five had multi-point games, John Field scored two goals, Adam Brouillard had a goal and two assists. Mike Dube and Steve Atkinson each had a goal and an assist while Shawn Prentice collect- ed two assists. Matt Wolfer scored the other Acton goal and Nick Mastro, David Lyons, Sean Kirk, Andrew Pembleton and Mark Pawluk The Harrison Novice 1 Division seems to be domi- nated by three teams, Acton, Erin and Arthur who all have matches to date. The Acton Novice 1 Sabres have a Bake sale and Bazaar this Saturday morning at the Acton Community Centre. (south) onto 6th Line. The trail is following the road here and turns into the woods about 1 km after the turn onto 6th Line. The only good parking is on the east shoulder; it would be best to turn around and park there. The trail in this area is extensively boardwalked. This has two purposes: first to protect the fragile wet- lands plants from destruc- tion and second to keep our feet dry. You will notice that some of the logs used on the trail are old and getting covered in moss. The more recent work uses pressure-treated wood. The * Selection of LIVE BAIT ¢ Minnows year round * Quality tackle & equipment « Taxidermy * Lake Ontario Charters Seasonal Hours ¢ Friendly Service FOR ALL YOUR FISHING NEEDS WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU! * Hunting Accessories * Lay-a-way ° Gift Certificates THE FISHERMAN’S PLACE WISH LIST - GIFT REGISTRY “It’s A Fisherman’s Dream Come True” 453-BAIT (2248) KINGPOINT PLAZA 370 MAIN STREET N., BRAMPTON AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR DAIWA BROWNING SHIMANO ZEBCO FLYING LURE ¢} BROWNING Spinning Rod & Reel Reg. $69. SALE $39.95 trail is marked with white blazes. After about 1/2 km the trail starts to follow an old snake fence and then contin- ues along a meadow at the edge of the woods. After climbing a stile, you will find yourself at the edge of afield that is planted in Winter wheat. Stay at the edge of the field and do not damage the crops. Near the far end of. the field another stile will take you across a stream and into a wooded area. The trail then follows a farm road for a short distance before turn- ing right and approaching 5th Line. The distance traveled to Georgetown YBC niors: . Seniors: Cindy Clarke 752 (308) Brian Crocker 96 (261) David Leslie 640 (239) Al Larocque 636 (229) Ryan Martin 636 (243) Sherry Walsh 616 (244) Juniors: Matthew Walker 641 (235) Adam Scuralli 636 (258) Adam MacKenzie 562 (208) Ryan Boyer 561 (194) Bantams: Brendan Louth — 518 (215) Willy Walker 462.(161) Exploring wetlands and winter wheat this point is 2 Km and will take about 3/4 hours. You will now need to turn around and retrace your steps to 6th Line and your ar. The entire walk should take about 1.5 hours if you are a fairly brisk walker. 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