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Durham Police will socn Durham Region Police will soon be issued controlled expansion bullets for their 9 m.m. and .38 cal. handguns. Sgt. Paul Wassill, use of force and firearms training officer for Durham Police said the department is now waiting to receive the new regulations from the provincial government. Train hits car Durham Police continue to probe the cause of an accident Saturday afternoon near Beaverton in which a CN freight train hit a car at a level crossing. Police say the flashing red warning lights were working properly when a 1994 Intrepid driven by Rick Kausen of Mississauga entered the crosging on Concession 4, Thorah Twp. and was struck by the northbound freight. The driver suffered minor injuries. A passenger in the back of the car, John Andrade, 34, of Toronto was thrown from the vehicle on impact and later rushed to Sunnybrook Health Centre in critical condition. A second passenger, Cameron Sinclair, 38, of Mississauga is in Lindsay Hospital with serious injuries. The car was completely destroyed in the accident. The impact threw the car back onto the road where it spun around and came to rest in the east ditch. Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, August 22, 1995 -- 3 PZ He said he expects the regulations will be out in the very near future and the change- over in ammunition will start early this fall and be complete before the end of the year. The controlled expansion bullets (sometimes called hollow point) are being used more and more by police forces across Canada. get new ammo tter job of incapacitating never going to over-turn a car or a person more quickly and a truck. They have the same because the slug does not exit the velocity and calibre. The only body, it greatly reduces the risk difference (between controlled of hitting an innocent by-stander. expansion and full metal jacket) The new bullets replace the full metal jacket round which is a lead stug with a thin copper jacket. Sgt. Wassill said some members of the public may have a mis- is the design--the ability to incapacitate," he said. ' He said the new ammunition is slightly more expensive, but with the small numbers used the difference in price will be Sgt. Wassill explained that on impact, the slug expands in a controlled manner and stays in the body. This does two things, he said. It understanding about this type of ammunition, for the most part fuelled by what they see at the movies or on television. "They (the new bullets) are negligible. Durham Police officers will continue to use the old bullets for 'practise and training, said Sgt. Wassill. Port hosts OASA Jr. finals Saturday The all-Ontario Junior B, championship tournament will be held in Port Perry this coming Saturday, August 26. There are four teams entered in the competition including the host squad Port Perry Merchants. The Merchants will see their first action at 11:00 AM as they take on Hickson (Woodstock). The tournament opens at 9:00 AM with a game between North Bay and Simcoe. Simcoe may be the team to beat in the tournament with a strong pitcher who played with the Oshawa Juveniles at the Canadian championships in BC recently. The tournament will be a double knock-out format with the final slated for 7:00 PM or 9:00 PM if necessary. Incoming National Kinette President Daphne Adey (centre), her husband Larry and daughter Michelle paid a visit over the weekend to the Scugog home of Vanessa and Dave Robinson (at left), former National president of Kinsmen in Canada. Daphne, Larry and Michelle are from Victoria B.C., and will be attending the Kinsmen/Kinette 75th anniversary convention in Hamilton this week. Michelle Is the B.C. Kin Public Speaking champion. .. HAAR Semi-Annual 'UPSTAIRS' =| WAREHOUSE SALE In order to make room for our New Fall Merchandise, we're moving all our Summer Fashions and Footwear (Men's, Women's and Children's) i UPSTAIRS and selling them at v AMAZING PRICES! A -and - 7Il11 when you visit UPSTAIRS you will receive a coupon entitling you to pay NO GST and NO PST* on all New Fall Fashions and Footwear DOWNSTAIRS! (Men's & Women's Only) All Infant, Boys' & Girls' KRICKETS Collection! 4 Durable, Canadian-made Co-ordinates in Popular Denim, Flannel and Plaids % Infants' 3 to 24 Months; Boys' and Girls' sizes 2 to 12 Sale ends Sunday, September 3rd BR@CK'S for Kids ' Sale starts Thursday, August 24ih to Sunday, September 3rd. No layaways. Final Sale. * Discount equivalent to tax will be deducted. BR@CK'S Service, Quality and Style since 1881 168 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-2521 178 QUEEN ST,, PORT PERRY 985-8797