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I ( 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, December 22,1986 Section Two Area Students at Durham College Honored with Scholarships Youth Support Services Becoming a Costly Project by Rob Savage Councillor Diane Hamre says she's reluctantly skeptical skeptical of a proposed community community youth support services system in Bowmanville., During a council meeting Monday, December 15, Councillor Hamre said the system, which is proposed by the John Howard Society, Society, has to be put under scrutiny because of the community group's increasing increasing costs. On the one hand, Councillor Councillor Hamre said the John Howard Society "performs a very valuable role in the Region of Durham." Yet' she said it is also a costly role. Councillor Hamre informed informed council that when the Society first came into the Durham Region six years ago, it made a request for$10,000 from the region. Laura Bandstra, (left) accepts a scholarship from Mrs. McLinton, D.H.S. Personnel (Oshawa) Ltd. The Durham College student received the award in Nursing Diploma, Year 1 at Durham College, in Oshawa. This year, its financial request request to the region is $100,000, Councillor Hamre said. On top of that, she noted that the Bowmanville-New- castlc branch of the society receives funding from three different sources: the municipality, the region, and the United Way. "The taxpayers of this town would be paying three times," she said. "I just wonder wonder where this is all heading?" heading?" Councillor Hamre said any decision on the program program shouldn't be made by council until they're sure the program is economically economically viable. However, council approved approved in principle of the community youth services program which will be considered considered in the 1987 budget. The program being considered considered is a 24-hour emergency youth counselling counselling service within the Town of Newcastle. It would be an addition to ; the parole supervision, em- ■ ployment program, one-to- one counselling and com-; munity education programs " currently offered by the" Bowmanville-Newcastle branch in the town. j The branch will currently? be receiving a proposed- $48,000 under the 1987 ( budget. j They have also applied j for a $5,000 operating grant , to help with the new service >- and will be receiving; $20,000 from the United; Way. The final decision on the 1 Society's request for funds; will be part of the Town of- Newcastle's January,! Budget discussions. . * Debra Van Camp, (left) accepts a scholarship from Roly LaPorte - Staff at Durham College, Sklar - Peppier Heintzman Ltd. The Durham College student ; received the award in Business-Human Resources Option, Year 1 at Durham College, in Oshawa. Vs V To cherished old to the new, our wishes extended to you. friends, and of course of peace and joy are Happy Holidays. Farrow's Bait and Tackle 69 King St. W. 623-5288 Bowmanville Having a Rousing Good Time! Best times to be had by all this Christmas season. To all our wonderful patrons we say Thanksl mother mod Custom Draperies and Interiors 34B King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-2826 David Bouwmeester, (left) accepts the scholarship from Karl Garbun, « respresenting Emma Kassinger. The Durham College student received the All | Divisional Award at Durham College, in Oshawa. s hRisttms Blessings * Pamela Howes, (left) accepts the scholarship from MaryLynn West-Moynes - Staff from Durham College, representing the Early Childhood Education Faculty. The Durham College student received the award in Early Childhood Education, Year 1 at Durham College in Oshawa. «flflETlO* ?I©A*> Hoping you oil enjoy miles of smiles this bright Christmas time... and accept our special oppredotlon for your friendship ond loyalty. WALLACE AUTO SUPPLY Main St. Orono 983-5614 141 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-5402 w ▼ w w ^ ^ ZiV f, ■ ■ k'/ | , J If : I 'cïüii.wc. "■■■' I | May the Child King born in Bethlehem that starry night j$ [ shower His love and blessings on you this Christmas season. K May peace reign in your hearts! $ Compliments of $ St. Marys Cement l Company | Bowmanville | ssss^s^sws^^j^jaajssajaajsssjaaRassasaajaajsstjBajBajaajsjSjBajgajBaJti W W WWW ww W W" ww w " ^'" : X V\ ; is fling you serenity ' < v. atuC ftappiuess tfiis Cftristmas and afways. WeYc tfiankfidfor your patronage and we jl hope you'd continue to retv on its. Tailors OSHAWA CENTRE ■A ■*. «*» J*. M. A. A