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Page THE HERALD Wednesday November 1 Getting back to the basics Learning the basic fundamental skills of hockey Is a prerequisite of playing Ihe game that fewer and fewer arc teaming these days One need only watch tykes mature as hockey players The aging process for them to become anywhere at ail adept enough to play the game properly Is getting lengthier all the time Bob Webster understands this He is cocoach of the bantam So he has taken regularly allotted Monday time slot for rep teams it he Memorial arena and turned it into a once a week hockey school to run through the winter Minor and major atom and pee wee teams are put through the learning process all over again with their coaches Webster says the game is forced on the players too early before they can gel basics down pat For that reason he has come up with a that emphasizes proper techniques involved in game week for 45 minutes on the ice and IS minutes in the dressing room 120 youngsters go over two areas of the game from the doicn Webster has set down in a manual he has devised for them Areas include skating forward and backward slopping forward and backward and turning Puck control drills the flippass and fake arc also practised Twenty three go through a similar type of j rotnm set out for them Tom Martin a former who run llranialta Hockey School handles part of on ice instruc Hut alter every weeks the ire put through skills drills to see how they arc coming and whit they need work on The Is designed lo give coaches something carry on In the regular practices There Is short questionnaire that coaches can ask the players before each game just to remind I hem Webster says the program is designed keep the fundamentals fresh in pliycrs minds all vmUr After the first three weeks the players seem to he adapting to the program readily have already shown some improvemenl Onlv lime will tell In witch how the atom and pec wee rep teims make out this Harold Gill Hundreds of pounds of chocolate sold to raise baseball funds IK Baseball program this past to raise money in provide lull uniforms for ill house learns The blanketed the town one blocks of fudge prizes were be lo Ihe lop sellers decided I aw prizes to Til kids win Id pounds ereal job and W to put li cost of their There wen five sillers over 100 pounds large number of kids si Id W100 pounds g Thrifty Dinner Sale Buy one at the regular price of Georgetown Minor Hockey Support Group FALL DANCE HOLY CROSS AUDITORIUM 800 pm 100 Nov BUFFET AND DOOR PRIZES Cental PHIZES these televisions radios and bicycles arc nut made out of the smooth creamy rich dark chocolate stuff They arc the real things of these youngsters sold more than I DO pounds of chocolate to raise money for Ihe minor program here In town They lo right bike worth 111 pounds and his 135 pounds worth or television Sir ten Wo with his 131 pound tape recorder Danny It bins his pounds of radio and Jusun with a radio valued at 112 pounds of chocolate Per Couple fried i In in J good I I I PON AND KtIlk I SI ORE I IHH mjh Thrifty Dinner Coupon I1I1S OK IIIKII I Mill I VOL li III IHRIHV I III I 1 Oh 179 ihismHIw it iihi mm k A GUEIPH ST GEORGETOWN chicken