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Page 6, Tuesday, December 8, 1992 WINTER/SPRING 1993 TOUR CALENDAR Feb. 3-27 25days Feb.12 -Mar.2 19 days March 2-24 23 days Arizona Valley of the Sun Palm Springs/Tucson Fly/Drive Coastal California Hockey Coaching Tips Florida's Suncoast #1 March 4-27 24 days Florida's Suncoast #2 Mar. 11-Apr.3 24 days \ Duluth Valentine's Tour Feb. 12-14 3days NHL Hockey in Minneapolis March 5-8 4days NHL Hockey in Winnipeg March 12-15 4 days D hel , er March Break Las Vegas March 14-18 5 days ee er a Duluth March Break March 16-18 3 days equipment? Hinkley Casino Circuit April17-18 2days Protective equipment is an essential Minneapolis Theatre Weekend Apr. 30-May3 4 days part of hockey safety. You must ensure Duluth Mother's Day May 7-9 3 days that players' equipment fits properly, Branson Country Music May 25-June1 8days pte ai Ren and 5 wel Phantom of the Opera in Mpls. May 28-31 4days esaeeaie Proper fitting skates are crucial to skating development. Advise players selecting skates to wear the same socks they wear when skating, and to ensure there is one finger space between the boot and heel when toes are touching the front. Lace up both skates tight and walk around before deciding. Nashville Fan Fair Mississippi Riverboat Alaska/Yukon Adventure June 10-July 5 26 days Bluejays/Twins Baseball June 14-17 4days Phantom of the Opera in Wpg. July 2-5 4 days FOR FULL DETAILS ON ALL OUR GROUP TOURS PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE FOR A COPY OF OUR WINTER/SPRING 1993 TOUR BROCHURE. **GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE June 5-14 10 days June 7-12 6 days When selecting a stick, young players should pick youth sizes with narrower shafts and shorter blades. A stick is proper length if it barely reaches the chin of a player in street shoes. Remember to FOR CHRISTMAS** consider lie and flexibility. . Equipment like protective cups shin, For Bere venons Contact your Local ACTA Travel shoulder and elbow pads, pants, helmets Agent OR: BAYWAY TOURS and gloves, should absorb the shock of impact and distribute force over a wide 918 COBALT CR. For more information contact the C.AH.A. or 3M Canada Inezi: Advise players about equipment area. A piece of equipment should completely cover the area it's supposed to and not be too tight or too loose. Be alert for cracks or breaks in equipment like helmets, and tears or loose padding in other pieces. Make parents aware of improperly fitting and damaged equipment, and emphasize the risk of players participating with inadequate protection. After games and practices, players should hang up equipment to dry, and wipe skate blades, leaving them unlaced with tongues pulled down. Frequently check blades for straightness, missing rivets and remove nicks with an edge shaving stone. 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