Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. December 19, 1979 3 Sandi's Fashions Hosts Christmas Show at Bowmanville Mal Coats $23 5,000 F led. Budget Hits x.frnmRegion Last week's federaL budget was expected to drain approximately $235,000 from regional government coffers. In a report to the Durham finance committee Thursday, December 13, Finance Commissioner Jack Gartley stated that excise tax on gasoline and diesel fuel would hit the police and works departments. He estimated Teacher Exchange Policy Sandi's Fashions in the Bowmanville Mail hosted a Christmas fashion show last Fridayt Dec. 7, with a bevy of models displaying clothes for the Christmas season. Hair styles for the show were created by Family Hair Styling and the sound system and music was provided by Norman's Entertainment Centre. The -models shown here from left to right include: Suzanne Godin, Donna Stackaruk, Lisa Stackaruk, Grace Gibson, Marion Gibson, Pearl Frank, Susan de la Penatiere, Linda Hofstede, Erin Nicks, Kim Lenhart, Ann Fox and Vivian Cowan. _____________________ HOBBS ELECTED TO POLICE COMMISSION Bowmanville's regional councillor bas been elected to tbe Durham Regional Police Commission. Ivan Hobbs was elected to ýêAUOiiomV sioflLIU lTauntonBakery ~~~~~~~~ 20Kn1t .6321 33Taunton RoadWest 20 Kng S. W. 6232312 Oshawa - 728-2731 ~ ~/., , Mao - - ,~ 4W the post at a meeting of Durham regional council in Witby last Wednesday, December 12. 11e was selected on the first ballot by the majority of bis fellow- councillors. Councillor Hobbs will be serving on the commission along witb Robert Attersley, a Witby regional Councillor wbo was also elected to the five-member commission ast week. 1Suzanne Godin takes her turn at modeling fashions from Sandi's at the fashion show held at the Bowmanville Mail. Lots of good wishes for the holiday season. May you have a happy holiday with friends and family. WiImna Entwisie- Joan Fry - Bill Whyte Pat Marjerrison - Elva Hockin - Ken Hookin of Ken Hockin Real Estate Ltd. 237 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-4115 A policy on teacher exchanges witb neighboring boards of education was approved last Tbursday night by the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. "It, is considered that the implementation of the policy would provid&- opportunities for broadenîng the experience of participating teachers and assist the board in maintaining mobility of staff," said Director of Education Douglas Sifton in a report to the board. Mr. Sifton said five neighboring school boards bave shown an interest in the exchange program. H1e added that there is a possibility of others being involved in the future. The set of policies governing teacher exchanges states that a valid teacher's certificate and permanent contract would be required for 'staff taking part in the program. In addition, the teacher could not ?Fitnes. Ii your heart you know it's right. be in a position to be declared redundant during the exchange. The teacher would have to act as bis or ber'own broker in contacting a potential exchange teacher. Ahl excbanges would bave to be recommended by the teacber's principal and tbe board. that the extra tax would cost the public works department $165,000 per year and tbe police department would be faced with an added expense of $90,000. An increase in the employer's contribution towards unemployment insurance will also affect the Durham Region. Mr. Gartley stimated that unemployment insurance premiums paid by the region would rise 18 per cent or $70,000 during the year. The finance commissioner described the federal budget as "a budget of moderate restraint in inflationary and somewhat stagnating times." ýcJn axxozttient can fil a toom UJLtI ±Ufl&InE. We've got ail sorts of lovely gift ideas for Christmas, drop in and sec them! CRNATION F10 WER SHOP 33 Division St., Bowmanvllle 6 23-7141 or 623-5577 The li si keeps ommonnoul" ELIE ermanent.hair remoâlî..',l'.-ý 4Soberta McCann C-leeý.ý,--'ýýýý,ýý,'.-'ýýýýý.ýi"""..,?,.ý'>'e,,.ý.,ý,ý,, "t.Y«il' îb tinting eye brow sh4p! c h a i 1 s el ear plercin ýýejffl $6.50 (inc1 u d 1 n g e a r r Un ý'qe-e bres, manicures, fàclalie,' t ;-FAM!' 'HAI :S