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Taylor Blvd. Port Baldi Lunch Buffet 36. 99 11 am - 4:30 pm. =f, i - Dinner fel $3. 9. 99 lus tax & gratuities opm-11 pm SPEGIAL OX Bj int IDV veo 1 1 A )(O >A ef EE Weekendib'o Ir RR pp pnp SE] RE BN Bd Bi 4 BQ Township may be lawsui By Chris Hall Port Perry Star A week after two dirt bike riders died in a collision, Scugog Township has. been named: 2 in a lawsuit regarding the accident: Acting works department director Terry Carson informed councillors on Monday after- noon that the township had been "jssued a summons" on the matter, He noted that: Scugog Township, Clarington: and. Bi Region, as well as both the provincial and fed- -.. eral governments, had been sent the same document. Durham Regional Police report that two men riding dirt bikes on May 6 near the Mosport race track collided sometime late that afternoon. A Bowmanville man, 20-year-old Todd Franklin Montgomery, was pronounced dead at the scene: Ulrich Fuller, 32, of Mississauga, was transported to Sunnybrook Health Sciences in Toronto with head injuries. He died a couple of days later. Police believe alcohol was a factor in the accident. In their release to the media, police stated that the accident occurred on the dirt exten- sion of Murphy Rd., near the southeast corner of Scugog Township. That area is popular among recreational vehicle enthusiasts. Despite the impending suit, Mr. Carson "said that it wouldn't be a good idéa for the township to start trying to deny riders access to the area. "It's not a good idea to start putting up bar- riers. We didn't do anything wrong, but some- one could claim we're trying to cover some- thing up, or now that we're on notice we're try- ing to fix it up," Mr. Carson said. Please turn to page 18 BR RE "RIK DAVIE/ THE STAR CARRYING THE TORCH: Local cops. are gearing up for the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run on May 23. The event raises funds to help Special Olympics. Local cops like Richard Caine (left), Deanna Hollister and Dave Pugh are encourag- ing folks to sponsor police runners from 26 Division, who have traditionally raised the most funds in Durham Region. Many officers; like Const. Calne, are avid runners, while some Just get out once a year to help the kids of the Special Olympics. AA A LL SAE ERR SAR SS RE ER AER EE EE AR AE RRR a Tp Sr rr -------- Wd A GT 1 Bl drt a) yar rn PY a ANT TPR? RP Nr CRI ------