and drinks, but they were discounted and the Whites took home a disputed 6-5-3 win. 
Reds take the Meaningful Contest
The Meaningless contest was not decided until the last 5 minutes when the Reds took an 8-6 lead.  The Whites had 2 goals from Tommy, Art and Thor. 

Grandpa Ken scored 2 goals for the Reds while playing defense.  AJ and Youngster Dave each had one while Ken's son Jeff flipped in the rest.  Art got an assist on Grandpa Ken's second goal and Beak got an assist on his grandson's first goal.  Hockey is such a great game, when you can get an assist with a break out pass from your own zone.

Jimmy Buffett put on a great show again.

I have never been able to describe a Jimmy Buffett concert, so I will leave it to a professional writer.

BY RICHARD ROEPER Sun-Times Columnist
Fins to the left, fins to the right
If I have the equation right, the message of the Jimmy Buffett concert experience goes something like this:
Rum + beer + sun + vacation + sex + more rum + beer = fun. (Continued on Page 2)

Fins continued, by Richard Roeper

Other than a private concert years ago, I had never seen Buffett perform live until last Saturday night at Toyota Park in Bridgeview. I'm the casual fan who knows "Margaritaville," "Come Monday," "Son of a Sailor" and a half-dozen other standards -- but I would never refer to myself as a Parrothead, or is it Parrot Head?

However, thanks to a friend who is a MAJOR Parrot Head, I was able to experience the Buffett phenomenon.  Wow. Those people aren't messing around. The parking lot opened at 9 a.m. for the 8 p.m. concert. By the time I arrived, a couple of hours before the show, the lot was nearly filled to capacity. Some of the setups were nicer than my first apartment. Tents, trucks, grills, food spreads, blenders, coolers. Vehicles with parade-worthy decorations and signs.  Lots of colorful wardrobe choices as well. Wacky hats, leis, tropical-themed shirts and dresses. I saw a half-dozen individuals wearing grass skirts and coconut-shell bras.

All of them were men.
Now, I don't know what that's all about, but it takes a special kind of self-confidence for a man to leave the house and get into his car wearing a grass skirt and a bra. You don't even want to think about the conversation that will take place if you get pulled over.
As for the show itself: Buffett's a talented musician and a natural showman who is clearly having the time of his life up there, playing the guitar barefoot and in shorts and T-shirt under huge signs advertising his Margaritaville rum. Between the record sales and the concert tours and the books and the restaurants and the rum and the beer and the clothing and blenders and the Sirius radio station and the salsa and the hummus, the annual income estimate of $40 million that's often cited? Seems low to me.

Cheap Golf For God!

The Holy Trinity Golf outing is August 29, 2009 at Billy Caldwell Golf Course.  $50.00  includes 9 holes and cook out at the course.  (Cart is $4.50 per person)  Let me know