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i I 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 7, 1983 Section Two Fewer Players In Minor Hockey Bowmanville's Minor Hockey Association has reported reported a decline in the number of players registered registered this year for hockey programs. Roy Jeffers, area convenor convenor for the BMHA, said last week that there are approximately approximately 180 players registered registered this year. That's down from a high of240 who had signed up in 1981. Mr. Jeffers noted that higher registration fees may have been one factor causing lower enrollments. In addition, some hockey players have developed other interests. A declining birth rate has also been cited as a reason for a decrease in the number of youngsters available available for hockey. Mr. Jeffers told Newcastle Newcastle council Monday, November November 28, that as a result of a lower enrollment the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association neededjess ice time. It turned over four hours of its surplus weekly ice-time to Oshawa teams. However, Reg Bradley, coach of a novice select team, told council that he has not been able to obtain a suitable ice time for his own group. He added that his eight- year-old players practise every Saturday morning at seven a.m., but said that it is impossible to arrange games for that time. Council was asked that local groups be given priority priority on ice time at arenas. "Why should we give ice time outside our community community when it can be used right here?" Mr. Bradley . asked. Mr. Jeffers told council that when he didn't hear from local teams needing time earlier in the season, he released the surplus time to Oshawa teams. Council was told that if the select novice team had been able to play under the sponsorship of the BMHA, the problems of ice time would have been solved. However, Mr. Jeffers noted that the novice line-up includes includes a girl and he explained that OMHA hockey hockey rules forbid mixed teams. Mr. Jeffers and Mr. Bradley Bradley have been asked to meet with the town's community services department in order to come up with a solution solution to the issues raised at this week's council meeting. meeting. Band Parents Query Change in Music Department A representative of the Band Parents' Association from Bowmanville High School has asked that the board of education look into the issue of whether or not a department head is required required for the school's music program. Doug Hartford told the school board last Thursday, November 24, that under the terms of a collective agreement, agreement, it is not necessary for the board to designate one of the music teachers at Bowmanville High School as a department head. This is apparently due to the fact that not enough hours of music instruction are provided provided at the school. As à result, result, BHS continues to have music teachers, but no department department head who is customarily customarily responsible for such things as arranging for repair of instruments, leading leading the school band, and organizing organizing concerts. The spokesman for the band parents suggested that eliminating the designation designation of department head could be a loss to a very successful successful music program. Mr. Hartford said the music department is like an orderly ship. "It needs a captain, in this case, a department department head," he said. "We are very proud of the music program in this high school and we feel that to take anything away would be a very grevious error," he told school trustees who were meeting last week at the Bowmanville High School, The issue was referred to the personnel committee for a meeting early in December. December. One member of the audience audience suggested that with the loss of a department head in music, the school band is in limbo. But Bowmanville Trustee Donna Fairey noted that the music classes continue as usual at Bowmanville High School. In the absence of a department department head, the responsibility responsibility for matters such as booking the auditorium lor concerts would rest with the principal, Mrs, Fairey added, 1 JGfr. ASSORTED VARIETIES FACEllE, 2-PLY, WHITE é% a PLUS 30' DEPOSIT PER BTL ASSORTED VARIETIES HUMPTY DUMPTY Kidney Beans or WITH OR WITHOUT PORK, 89 W/P tt&t PRODUCT OF FLORIDA Oranges 1 , av 7 ) - 1 L -- W ; / J '• - - ' ' ' , ; ! : : : • 2.27 kg 5-LB. BAG 199 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY GRADE Red Delicious Apples S 2.27 kg 5-LB. BAG 1.99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 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