One of them waved as we passed, wiping his face on the sleeve of his Boy Scout uniform shirt. Now, THAT was some service project!We trooped along, and...cleared the town’s perimeter on the south end, striking south on State Road. The operation center’s map confirmed my recollection, that it pretty much arrowed south, with occasional zigs and zags, until it crossed the Alder River. That was spanned by a bridge dating from the Depression, and was, at present, restricted to one lane traffic. Our. After class in the locker room, Miss Richards was passing by her stall and she stopped to ask Afton if her ankle was okay, since she had rolled it over while playing volleyball. Afton replied, “Oh, it’s not too bad, it just hurt for a few minutes, nothing to worry about!” “Well,” Miss Richards rejoined, “I want you to come to my office for a minute so I can give it one more look.” Afton, in just her bra and panties, followed the teacher into her small cubby hole of an office at the far end of. I could see that she was getting high as her speech started to slur a bit, the mood was good now.We had a good chat, she opened up about her life with her mother, some good and some bad but generally I think she was a good person, the talk and the view she was offering me was having an affect now and when she asked for another drink I knew I had to stand up.“Wow!, you are a good waiter” she said as I walked across the room knowing that I had a flagpole in my shorts and also knowing that she saw. “Winner of the Brian Kilrea Coach of the Year Award went to Bob Boughner of the Windsor Spitfires. Defenseman of the year went to Karl Alzner of the Calgary Hitmen. Goaltender honours went to The Tri-City Americans’ Chet Pickard. Player of the year went to Justin Azevado of the Kitchener Rangers.”There was a loud, host team, cheer for Justin from Ranger fans.“Rookie of the Year went to Taylor Hall of the Windsor Spitfires with Brad Hayward of the Belleville Falcons a very close second..
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