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PAGE 6 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JUNE 5, 2002 Thousands pay respects to police association president BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer DURHAM - Funeral services were held today in Oshawa for Durham Regional Regional Police Association Association President Terry Ryan, while the man charged with impaired impaired driving in the veteran officer's officer's death was freed Sunday on bail. The 55-year- old constable, who began his career with the Pickering police department a year prior to the 1974 creation of the regional force, was killed in a head-on crash Thursday in north Whitby. A police funeral funeral with full honours was scheduled to take place this afternoon afternoon at Kingsview United United Church, with thousands from Ontario's law enforcement enforcement community community expected to attend. Mr. Ryan, the popular association association leader who colleagues said "gave his heart and soul" to the service, was northbound on Lakeridge Road when his car collided collided with a southbound van police allege crossed the centre centre line. Mr. Ryan, who was returning returning to his Oak- wood home and was off-duty, leaves his wife, Carol, two sons, Kevin and Jamie, and three grandchildren. grandchildren. The van's driver driver suffered injuries injuries that were not life-threatening life-threatening and was taken to Ajax and Pickering Health Centre, where he was arrested by police. He was discharged discharged from hospital Sunday and charged with impaired driving causing dfiath, dangerous driving driving causing death and exceeding exceeding the legal limit of SO mgs of alcohol per 100 mis of blood, police said. Following a hearing in Oshawa Oshawa court, Scott A. Webb, 37, of Georgetown, was released by a justice justice of the peace on $20,000 bail with conditions to stay in his residence residence except for employment or attending court. Other terms include he not consume alcohol or drive. He is scheduled to appear appear in court June 14. Meanwhile, an Ajax woman officers were speaking to as a potential witness at the crash scene was herself arrested arrested for impaired impaired driving. Police allege she was travelling travelling behind the van prior to the fatal collision and that both drivers drivers had just left a "social function" function" at a nearby golf club. Ken Jen Petting Zoo June 7, 8 & 9 .g i§. June 12-16 Mosport Memoforai Raceway Display f! Mosport Tickets for Dad Baiols Wi mai skxee IS Mi- ite? ÜI ' ■ Ml . Jp§g§ SSgjjPjf " ',gt| : - r is June 20-23 NewRunaanabfienamer Eddie Coffey 1 . 1 sll 1 Â m Pit 'SB W"'M SS'^ : ! 1W v fify. Mol Hour; Mon. - Fit 10 am. - 9 p.m., Sal. 10 am. - 6 p.m., Sun. Noon - L located at tie Southeast corner of Taunton A Mtoon, Oshawa. 905-436*7723 FAX news items to 905-579-1809 Cindy's ready for Summer! Are you? "I wish I had started sooner. Herbal Magic changed my life." Cindy lost 55 lbs. and 59 inches. (905) 697-9484 243 King St. E. BOWMANVILLE (Bowmanville Mall) (905) 432-6999 1330 Ritson Rd. N. OSHAWA (Ritson and Taunton) Weight Management and Nutrition Centres www.herbalmaglcsystems.com *Inquire about our in store specials ! PEATMOSS 2.2 CU. FT. 59-4508-2 30U1RE SMBR4C0W TOPSOIL MANURE 59 2253 PiAsnc H i WATERING CAN 59-0504-4 Hit 'fa Pj . , i wm'mmiwro**Vjrni ïil i m 'Tfi iïîïTOp ■ ïtü iviityimvi üümè ' lï/ïiVA »7*VIi «1 Vi2ilN* il iBmiHpT \ v i\ I l/AV till N 5pÉ rigii«iifSiMiaf judHLikfA «amAhu , ■ ■ i