Hockey — The Milford Recreation Department, in cooperation with the Milford Ice Pavilion, announces its early bird recreation hockey beginning Saturday, Sept. 11. The class is available to residents and non-residents.

The session will meet Saturday and Sunday of each weekend from 6 to 7:15 a.m. and will include 45-minutes of instruction and a 30-minute mini-game. The month-long clinic cost $50 per child.

The upcoming classes are being offered to boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 15 as the ice will be broken up into age groups. The hockey starter package is also available at an additional $50. The package includes a helmet, mask, gloves, elbow pads, shin pads, skates and a stick.

For information contact Bill Garfield at the Recreation Department 203-783-3388 or by email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or the Milford Ice Pavilion at (203) 878-6516.

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my brother-in-law wants elbow pads for Christmas - there are so many....any suggestions on which ones to get? thanks!
also, do guys care about what colour their elbow pads are? white? black? both? or more of one than the other?
hmmm....so maybe a gift certificate to a sports store would be best....

A: Take the time, do the research. Find out what he has right now, and what size. Your sister would probably be happy to rifle through his gear and find out. Or see if she knows what kind he wants.

Then go to a pro shop or store that he can also get to (for returns), and ask them if there's a similar or improved elbow pad to the ones he has, and get those. Get a gift receipt.

You could just get a certificate, but this way you took the extra effort to find out...