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Optimists run out of breath
Playoffs underway for
Hockey playoffs and
tournaments dominated the
area news this past week and
I suppose will continue to do
so for the next couple of
weeks. Friday night the
Optimist team took to the ice
at Thedford in the Grand
Bend Optimist no body
contact tournament, against
a strong team from the
London Oakridge area.
Our lack of strength, ex-
perience and breath took us
down to a 6-2 defeat at the
hands of our opponents. Our
first goal came when Bruce
Rattray scored on a pass
from Robbie Lawrence,
which brought the team
within one goal. Oakridge
scored another before Bruce
Katcher connected on a pass
from Bob Snell. Robbie
Lawrence put a perfect pass
into a net for the next goal of
the game. Nobody knows why
he chose our net to put it into.
The game was all over for
us.
On Saturday afternoon we
were pitted against the
Watford Optimist team. We
played a much better game
but still ended up on the short
end of the score at 9-3. Bruce
Rattray, Bob Lammie and
Tom Lessard were the
scorers with assists going to
Rick Snell, Bob Snell and
Bruce Rattray. The Grand
Bend Optimists can be proud
of their efforts. We hope we
will be invited to participate
in many more of their well
run functions.
The local girls team is now
in the playoffs. Saturday
afternoon they battled back
from a 4-2 deficit to score
three unanswered goals in
the third period and take a 5-
4 victory over the Teeswater
girls. Yvonne Wells put four
goals into the net with the
other going to Kim Kennedy.
Assisting were Kim Ken-
nedy, Kim Watson,
Jeanette Smith and Tracey
Walden. The second game
was played in Teeswater but
there was no report at the
time of this report.
Since it is impossible for
me to be at two places at
once it is up to the coaches to
get the game sheets in to me
as soon as possible after the
games, so that I can enter
them into my column.
The atom team spent all
day Saturday in the town of
Lucan. In the first game they
lost a squeaker to the Zurich
team by a score of two to zip.
No report on the second or
final game as yet.
On Wednesday evening, in
the village of Hensall, the
Park pee wees did a number
on the home town boys, 16-2
was the outcome. David
Smith had four goals and
three assists to lead the park
scorers. Other goal getters
were Bill Lessard with three,
Steve McIntyre, Steve
Watson and Mike McCallum
each had two. Singles went to
Rob Finkbiener, Steve
Lightfoot and Ron Van-
massenhoven. There were so
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KIPPEN
Kippen East Women's
Institute will meet at the
home of Mrs. Robert Kin-
sman February 18 with Mrs.
Green from IGA as the guest
speaker. Mrs. Al Hoggarth
will give the motto. Mrs.
Stewart Pepper is in charge
of lunch.
We are pleased to report
that Mark Consitt who was
injured in a car accident last
week is improving in
University Hospital London.
Mr. & Mrs. Art Wheeler,
Mississauga, visited friends
in the area last weekend.
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many assists that there is not
enough room on this page to
list them. The pee wee team
now awaits the playoffs and
three tournaments which
will be coming up shortly.
Ron Morrison, Stuart
McGregor and Al Legoff
inform me that the Road
Rally slated for February 22
is looking good. If you plan to
enter, please watch for
registration time and more
info in the column next week.
This rally is open to anyone
with a valid licence and a
few hours free time but we
are hoping that the majority
of entrants will be the teens.
We're looking for a lot of
contestants and a good day.
Have your youngsters
picked up their entry forms
for the Tri-Star Hockey
competition? If not they can
do so
at the arena. Any boy or girl
between the ages of 8 and 13
can enter. You should know
how to skate and perhaps
have some knowledge of how
to handle a hockey stick, but
not necessarily. This event is
free and will be held on
Sunday March 15 at the
arena from 4 to 7 p.m. right
after the free public skating.
At the Valentines Dance,
being held this coming
Saturday at the hall, Mr. and
Mrs. Russ Jones will be
celebratingtheir3lst wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lessard will be
celebrating their 18th as
well. Entertainment will be
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teams at Huron Park
supplied by Party Sounds.
The dance gets underway at
nine and the admission will
be two dollars per person.
It's not far to drive for those
of you in the park and you
can sure have a lot of fun
with your friends and neigh-
bors.
With the roads in the Park
being in such a mess this
year it would be appreciated
if we would keep our cars off
the sides of the streets
during the night.
Those members reading
this column are reminded of
the Quarter Board meeting
in Waterloo on Saturday and
the Inter -Club meeting with
the Clinton Optimists on the
19th at Clinton. For more
information contact either
Jim Gage or Bill McGrath
soonest.
Remember: you always
win if you lose with a smile.
Tom Lessard
Optimist.
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