HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-03-27, Page 25The sun shone dutifully last Thursday, the first day
of spring, and as the snow quickly melted people
were fooled into dragging the bikes out of the
basement. Here, Robert and Alexis Cameron are
out for a peddle with their mom Debbie. There
wasn't anybody wheeling around on Friday
however, as the snow piled up once again. (photo by
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GOD ERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARC H27,1980'—PA
3��ckey should foster enj oyment
BY JAVIf RIDDIELL,
M.P.P. -
After 12 months of
study of parents' at-
titudes and a series of
public forums on the
question, the Ontario
'Hockey -Council recently
submitted. • to the
government a 107 -page
report on the quality of
minor hockey in Ontario.
Some 31,000 parents of
young hockey players
were surveyed by mail,
and asked for their
written opinions; sub-
sequently, public forums
were held in thirty
Ontario communities.
The survey and report
were dedicated to the
idea that "future
generations of children in
Ontario -could have the
opportunity to participate
in hockey (at whatever
level of involvement they
choose) in anen•-
vittrnment which fosters
learning, enjoyment and
healthy competition, in
that order of importance.
cc-
DOZ.
FOR
EASTER
COLOURING
Furtherrp.ar.e, they
Should 1aave° "tire op.
portunity to learn to play
as well as possible and to
learn that' enjoying "the
game is more important
than winning any single
game or tournament."
In the report there are
comments . on such
questions as: hockey
skills development;
parental behaviour at
games; money and time
spent on hockey; quality
of coaches and referees;
and violence in the game.
There are 119 recom-
mendations, some of
which I would like to tell
you about.
For 'example, it is
recommended that there.
should be .at least two
.practice hours., for every
game played.
There is considered to
be too much
specialization too early.
A player should be en-
couraged or required to
play all positions, in-
cluding goaltender in the
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Coaches must stress
the teaching of skills,
sportsmanship, how to
accept defeat, and the
spirit of competition,
rather than stressing
winning. All coaches
should be certified, and
evaluated.
Parents mustcease'the
abuse they direct toward
officials. Parents "should
be seen and not heard" in
the arena.
A reduction in travel,
the number ,of .games,
and in the length of the
season must take place.
Tn minor hockey, a,
penalty for high sticking
should be called
whenever the stick is
raised above the waist
except , in .the. act of
shooting. The puck is on
the ice, not around the
shoulders: '
.Referees should be
required' to visit the
dressing room of each
team prior to every,
game, to introduce
themselves by name,
teach and review certain
rules, and to answer
questions about rule
interpretations.
Other suggestions are
that body checking
should- .be- 'prohibited for
Pee Wee -and -under age
groups; that local
associations . eliminate
body checking in all age
groups of House Leagues,
and that all two -minute
Jack Riddell M.P.P,
penalties be served to
duration, no matter how
many goals are scored.
Of course, this report
gives rise to a number of
questions. For instance,
on the subject of properly
certified coaches, would
•this mean that some
communities might not
be able to have a hockey
team pending the
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How
will in17
pletnentation of the
recommendations be
monitored? With respect
to more practices
compared with games,
ice time is very expensive
in some communities.
How will the extra funds
be raised?
The provincial
government has an-
nounced that it will spend
up to $2 million overthree
years to improve the
quality of minor hockey
in Ontario. The ,.moeny
will be used to improve
youngsters', basic jockey
skills, to upgrade the
knowledge of coaches and
referees and to try to
improve the atmosphere
autroundtngthe game.
These funds will be
administered by the
Ontario°Hockey Council,
a co-ordinating group for
regional and local hockey
associations. Funding
will be in two parts, one a
total of $900,000 over'
three years as part of the ".
base funding for the OHC
'and up to $1.1 million over
three years from lottery •
profits.
The Minister of Culture
and Recreation has
announced proposed
changes in the structure
and constitution of the
OHC in order to meet its
expanded responsibilities
for developing Ontario
minor hockey. The OHC
willbecome an in-
corporated non-profit
provincial organization,
Currently, the Council
operates under. Orders -in -
Council placing, it under
the direct control of the
provincial government.
The Minister has
asserted that "this is a
relationship that is too
close."
"We could create a
completely public council
that had no direct
representation from
organized hockey, but I
think the best of all
worlds is one in which the
public at large Works; ..>
with organized hockey in
an independent body," he
said.
It is proposed that four
public representatives
will be placed on the OHC
board of directors in
addition to the
representatives of the
eight hockey associations 7
around the province. The
public positions will be
appointed through the
office of the Minister.•.,, of
Culture and Recreation,
and the new ap-
pointments are intended
to ensure, the general
public has a say in the
development of minor
hockey in the province.
The Chairman of the
Ontario Hockey Council
has expressed the view
that "we have all the
information we need to
act and, now, with the
clear support of the
Ministry. of Culture and
Recreation we are ready
to act on the positive
recomrnend ations
presented in our
examination of the
quality of minor , hockey
in Ontario."
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