Schedule 2012/2013

Date Time 12:00 noon Time 1:00 pm September 1, 2012 Gold vs Red White vs Black September 8, 2012 Gold vs White Red vs Black September 15, 2012 Red vs White Gold vs Black September 22, 2012 Black  vs White Gold vs Red September 29, 2012 Black  vs Gold White vs Red October 6, 2012 White vs Gold Black  vs Red October 13, 2012 Red vs Gold Black  vs White October 20, 2012 Red vs Black Gold vs White October 27, 2012 Gold vs Black Red vs White November 3, 2012 White vs Black Red vs Gold November 10, 2012 White vs Red Black  vs Gold November 17, 2012 Black  vs Red White vs Gold November 24, 2012 Gold vs Red White vs Black December 1, 2012 Gold vs White Red vs Black December 8, 2012 Red vs White Gold vs Black December 15, 2012 Black  vs White Gold vs Red December 22, 2012 Black  vs Gold White vs Red December 29, 2012 White vs Gold Black  vs Red January 5, 2013 Red vs Gold Black  vs White January 12, 2013 Red vs Black Gold vs White January 19, 2013 Gold vs Black Red vs White January 26, 2013 White vs Black Red vs Gold February 2, 2013 White vs Red Black  vs Gold February 9, 2013 Black  vs Red White vs Gold February 16, 2013 Gold vs Red White vs Black February 23, 2013 Gold vs White Red vs Black March 2, 2013 Red vs White Gold vs Black March 9, 2013 Black  vs White Gold vs Red March 16, 2013 Black  vs Gold White vs Red March 23, 2013 No Games March 30, 2013 Red vs Black Gold vs White

CARHA - Fit For Hockey Workshops

Are you ready to take your heart health to the next level? CARHA Hockey is proud to announce two sessions for our Fit For Hockey Program. This portion of the training includes warm up, play and cool down with a heart monitor, instruction on creating a team emergency action plan and much more.

Session One (Program code 721107):

Saturday September 29	7pm- 8pm
Saturday October 6	7pm- 8pm
Saturday October 13	7pm- 8pm
Saturday October 20	7pm- 8pm

Session Two (Program code 721125):

Saturday January 26	7 pm- 8pm
Saturday February 2	7 pm- 8pm
Saturday February 9	7 pm- 8pm
Saturday February 16	7 pm- 8pm

To register for one of these sessions please visit Service Ottawa. Spots are limited to 20 per session and cost $90.

For more information please contact Mike Ostrom at mostrom@carhahockey.ca. If your community is interested in hosting a Fit for Hockey program please contact mostrom@carhahockey.ca.


http://www.carhahockey.ca/606/program-dates

PHL Start Up - September 1st, 2012

The season starts September 1 st with Gold vs Red at 12:00 and White vs Black at 13:00.
Additional scheduled games to follow.

Please note that this year the cost will increase and will include the CARHA hockey insurance as in the past.
For details on the insurance please visit www.carhahockey.ca. This year the goalies have agreed to pay a nominal amount to reduce the skater league fees.

Exact figure for skaters is $430 and goaltenders is $100. Cheques made payable to Prescott Hockey. A minimum of 50% must be paid in the first three weeks of the season although full payment is preferred. All moneys must be paid prior to the Christmas.

The PHL blog can be found at http://prescotthockey.blogspot.com and will be populated from time to time with news, information and the schedule.

If you cannot make a game in the first few weeks please let us know as we do have spares interested in playing. So please reply or send notice well in advance should you not be able to attend.

Thanks and see you on the ice.

Year End Get Together. It's a GO!

Reminder - this is limited to participants only - if you do bring a spouse/significant other or friend they must be paid for by the participant.


The league has reviewed the current financial situation and your captain has been advise there will be a "Get Together" after the last game of the season. (2:30 pm onwards).

A few pizza platters will be purchased by the league but the beverages are your responsibility.

Just so we have an idea of how many bodies we can expect please let your captain know !!!!

Please also take this opportunity to let us know if you will be returning next year. We would like to know how many spots need filling by late summer. Please reply so we can maintain contact with you.

Thanks again !!!!!

Sens Tickets for Sale !!!!

Regrettably, my wife has decided we will not be renewing our Sens seasons tickets for next year. My wife does not like the person that sits beside her.

These tickets will be sold to the highest bidder. I have attached a picture of the view from these seats.

I'm sure going to miss those games!!

Go SENS - This is our year!!

Current Bid = $14,200 for the pair

X-Mas Party

We will have our X-Mas pizza party on Dec. 10th after the second game at the Prescott Hotel. The league will supply the pizza and possibly a few pitchers of beer for each Team's table. The balance of the "pops" and food will be the responsibility of the individuals.

Sport Matters Group

I would ask you to consider writing Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty asking him to kindly reconsider his decision to exclude Sport from the list of named portfolios and cabinet ministers announced in the formation of his first post-election cabinet on October 20^th, 2011.

The decision to drop Sport from the masthead of his government is troubling in view of two factors:

The first is the hosting by Toronto of the PanAm and Parapan Games in 2015 which will clearly require a considerable allocation of public resources and assets in the run up to the Games. Having a member of the Ontario Executive Council publicly delegated to oversee the hosting of this huge event would seem a minimum prerequisite.

Secondly, the decision to eliminate the former Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport is perplexing given the declining levels of physical fitness, physical literacy and wellness of Ontario’s children and youth. On October 14^th, Active Healthy Kids Canada released its Ontario Supplement to the 2011 Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth. The report card, data for which is compiled and analyzed by the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute’s Healthy Active Living and Obesity Research Group, awards Ontario an overall grade of D-minus. The report also mentions that, on the strength of current trends, it is estimated that 45 per cent of males and 40 per cent of females in Ontario are likely to develop cancer in their lifetime. In terms of specific grades, the report card gives Ontario the following assessment:

− “D” for Active Play and Leisure
− “F” for Sedentary Behaviour
− “D” for Physical Education
− “C” for Provincial Government Investment

For more information about the Ontario Supplement to the 2011 Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth, see: http://www.activehealthykids.ca/Resources/Ontario-Supplement.aspx

In recent years the Government of Ontario had appeared to be providing the right institutional support for a philosophy predicated on prevention, health promotion and physical activity & sport. Now would not appear to be the correct time to be abandoning this approach. Notwithstanding the need to find savings in the current fiscal environment, cutting support for sport and physical activity is, in our view, a false economy.

I urge you to write the Premier and respectfully encourage him to reverse this decision. The coordinates are:

Dalton McGuinty, Premier
Legislative Building
Queen's Park
Toronto, ON
M7A 1A1

To send an email: https://correspondence.premier.gov.on.ca/en/feedback/feedback.aspx

For more information, please see the Sport 4 Ontario Bulletin:
http://us1.campaign-archive2.com/?u=6f8e4db25b7cd732276e90e7e&id=9d16eb8363

Chris Jones, Senior Leader
Sport Matters Group