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Spring/Summer 2008 Kids Hockey Advancement Society Helping the Kids! HockeHockeyy ZonesZones Volume 5 No. 2 Tucker Hockeys official newsletterreinforcing hockeys POSITIVES to all ages! Issue #13 Spring/Summer 2008 Kids Hockey Advancement Society Helping the Kids! By Rex Tucker, President faces of many children and their families. Kids Hockey Advancement Society Tucker Hockey was very excited in the Spring to The Kids Hockey Advancement Society is announce its support and event sponsorship of the scheduled to have its inaugural fundraising golf Kids Hockey Advancement Society. We tournament on Wednesday, July 30th, 2008 at contributed our volunteer time and efforts in full the Inglewood Golf Club. Unfortunately, we had endorsement of this venture. to postpone this first time tournament, after being rained out on June 11th, 2008! The Kids Hockey Advancement Society was incorporated on January 24th, 2008 to provide an We are optimistic and look forward to a fun day opportunity for children to develop their skating and in July on the links and wish to raise funds for hockey skills and to participate in organized hockey two very worthy causes. Besides our avid the nations greatest sport. The benefits to these golfers, we have had tremendous support so far children in terms of physical fitness, mental health from sponsors, silent auction donors, prize donors and well being and social development are and enthusiastic volunteers. We asked for your significant and well documented. The benefits to support and you continue to deliver! society as these children mature into exemplary and responsible citizens are even more significant. Our fundraising goal is to raise $10,000 to split between the Calgary Flames Foundation, to These children would never have this opportunity assist with minor hockey registrations, and without the financial assistance and the mentorship Kidsports, to assist with minor hockey equipment of such organizations as the Kids Hockey purchases! It will help put some smiles on the Advancement Society. cont. p. 3 For the For LOVE the For of LOVE the the of LOVE GAME! the of GAME! the GAME! For the For LOVE the For of LOVE the the of LOVE GAME! the of GAME! the GAME! For the LOVE For of the the LOVE GAME! of the GAME! For the LOVE of the GAME! For the LOVE of the GAME! LookLook InsideInside forfor Whats Inside: Overcoming Obstacles MoreMore GreatGreat SportsSports TipsTips Health ..................................... 5 The Coachs Dilemma ................. 7 Pendulum Swings for Referees . 10 You should never take Letters to the Editor more than you give The First NHL Goal ................... 11 Connecting ............................... 12 in the circle of life Static Slapshot ......................... 15 Tim Rice Upcomng Programs............. 16-22 Spring/Summer 2008 Hockey Zones page 1 Rex Tucker Director, B. Comm Tucker Hockey Contact 15 Years + Hockey Philosophy Instruction Experience Tucker Hockey A Professional Power Skating Adult Hockey (403) 998-5035 Instructor since 1997 Would you believe I discovered the or online Full Time Professional Hockey fountain of youth? To my surprise it was frozen and had a net on each end. www.tuckerhockey.com Coach since 2002 NCCP Advanced 1 Certified Coach Minor Tucker Hockey since 1996 Hockey Identity Past Instructor for Hockey Alberta A hundred years from now, Tucker Hockey strives to provide opportunities it will not matter what my for hockey players of all ages, backgrounds and (coaching clinics) bank account was, or what skill levels to enhance their love of the game. kind of house I lived in... but The rink can be a place of sanctuary to Taught Czech, German and Austrian the world may be a better escape daily stresses and problems and Players in the Czech Republic place because I made a to enjoy the greatest game on earth. for Five Summers difference in the life of a child. Experience the passion of Tucker Hockey today! www.tuckerhockey.com Spring/Summer 2008 Hockey Zones page 2 Tucker Hockey Kids Hockey Advancement (contd. from cover) Director: ...................................... Rex Tucker The Kids Hockey Advancement Society Blue Castle Corporation (Murray Executive Assistant ................ Monica Hannett Hockey Consultant ....................... Lyle Hanna Board consists of: Brack) Business Consultant ...................... Ern Rideout Lyle Hanna Cordero Energy (Dean Setoguchi) Business Consultant ....................... Len Francis David Mahoney Curve Dental (Mike Broadfoot) Hockey Assistant (Summer) .................. Alex Allan On-Ice Instructors Nick Radmanovich Design Group Staffing Inc (Matthew Head Instructors ........................... Rex Tucker Rex Tucker Williams) ............................................ David Mahoney Michael White Ice Dawgs Hockey Team (Rob ................................................... Lyle Hanna ............................................Morris Lukowich Swart) ............................................... Derek Howat The Society members would like to thank Ice Dawgs Hockey Team (Mark Assistant Instructors ....................Ronald Wong the following organizations and individuals Becker) Mark Bomersback ....................Frank Portman to date for their generous support of our Japhda Holdings Inc (Arthur Wong) Paul Cammack ...........................Jim Hepburn Len Francis .................................... Alex Allan tournament. Marauders Hockey Team (Paul Derek Cameron .............................. Rob Hoar Bergman, Wayne Newby and Dan Terenta ............................Chris Ovellette The Golfers A special thanks, without teammates) two holes Matt Reigier ............................Nick Matthews Jeremy Matthews ....................Andrew Staub you this event would not be possible. Remington Development Corporation (Ryan Remington) Hockey Zones Newsletter We still have a limited number of golf Managing Editor ........................... Rex Tucker Advertising Sales Accounts .... Monica Hannett spots available. Registration deadline is We still have three hole sponsorships Contributing Writers ...................... Lyle Hanna Thursday, July 24th, 2008. available! Morris Lukowich .......................Michael White Nick Portman ................................ Rex Tucker Stephanie Wilkins-Rasmussen ....... Ern Rideout The Sponsors Thanks again for The Silent Auction Donors: Andrew Staub ..............................Jack Evans stepping up to help out in so many Andrew Staub Tom OSullivan countless ways! B & P Cycle (Brent Fasick) Ad Rates Event Sponsorship: Tucker Hockey Crowchild Twin Arenas Hockey One Page ............................................ $329 (Rex Tucker) School (Pat Laughton) Half Page ............................................. $199 Quarter Page Ad .................................. $149 Day Sponsorship: Duvernay Oil Corp Dave McGregor Business Card Ad ................................... $99 (Mike Rose) Delta Calgary Airport Hotel One Page Ad + One Page Advertorial . $529 Cart Sponsorship: Millionaire Builders Digital Magic (John McConomy) Half page Ad + Half Page Advertorial . $329 *Rates do not include GST. Network Ltd (Jack Vanstone) Done Right Sports Equipment (Elaine Hole in One Sponsorship: Valentine Dufresne) Advertising Enquiries: Monica at Volvo (Paul Valentine) Hockey Canada (Bob Nicholson) [email protected] Hole Sponsorships: Inglewood Golf Club (Jason Stanier) Send prebuilt ads with Tucker Hockey Ad Albi Homes (Alan Klassen) Maximum Goal Scoring Program in subject line to [email protected] Alignlink (John Leduc) (Morris Lukowich) Mailing Address Berkshire Securites (Chris Heaman) Peak Power (Michael Souster) P.O. Box 82113, 1400 - 12th Ave. S.W., Bissett Resouces (Russ Brown) Cont page 4 Calgary, AB T3C 0N0 Ph: (403) 998-5035 Fax: (403) 244.5037 E-mail: [email protected] Welcome to www.tuckerhockey.com Hockey Zones The official newsletter of Tucker Hockey. Next Issue: The Spring/Summer 2008 issue consists of fresh Fall 2008 hockey education and teaching articles, an expression of hockey philosophies and viewpoints, Publisher Nicole Hankel Features addresses various hockey issues for public Quality Publications discussion, provides features on hockey people at 1994-2008 Editor Letters to the Editor/Prize Rex Tucker Winner Announcements the Calgary grass roots rink level, features Positive Role Models upcoming Tucker Hockey Adult and Minor hockey Hockey Zones is published for Production Geoff Bates Crossover Turns vs. programs, and provides hockey quotes, stories, and Tucker Hockey Enterprises Ltd. by Two Footstops prize contests. In summary, it will create Flexys Systems Publishing Ltd. Erik Clarke Alfred Mayer The Busy Life of Hockey good hockey... Food for Thought! Steve Nicholas Parents [email protected] Bronco Svetina Importance of Leg Strength Enjoy your hockeythe Worlds greatest www.flexys.ab.ca Printing in Skating sport! and I hope you enjoy our Issues: Fall, Winter, Able Printing Done Right The Right Way Tucker Hockey Newsletter! Spring/Summer 403 271-4101 Past Issues Available at www.tuckerhockey.com Spring/Summer 2008 Hockey Zones page 3 Kids Hockey Advancement (contd. from 3) Road King Truck Stop (Derek Cameron) NDA (Dan Walker) Synergy Massage (Tracy Stokoe) No Sweat (Todd Kurio) Tim Yetman Professional Skate (Rick Murphy) Tucker Hockey (Rex Tucker) Road King Truck Stop Staff (Derek Cameron) Valley Games (Rik Falch) Rob Pyrde Shear Attitude The Prize Donors: South Fish Creek Recreation Association (Les Turner) Able Printing (Nicole Hankel) Sportswap (Karen Gour)
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