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No sooner had the ice gone out of Lake Scugog one month ago, and the boaters and water skiers took to the lake. Last weekend the Star photographer man- aged to get a ride in one of the ski boats and was able to catch this young Oshawa man, Jamie Cahill doing his routine on a slalom ski. Jamie and a few. of his" friends regularly use Lake Scugog to practice their skiing skills. ------ fa Hh SY Re Kathy Kroonenberg of Port Perry was delighted last Friday evening after receiving a civilian citation from the Durham Region Police. The plaque was presented. by Durham chief Jim Jenkins. 'Closed For Holiday The first long weekend of the year will take place this week, and the Star along with other local businesses will observe the Victoria Day holiday on Monday May 24. Because of this holiday, the paper will be published one day later than usual, and will not be available on the street until Wednesday afternoon. . Deadline. for all advertising and editorial material will be 10:00 a.m, Tuesday; May 25. However, we would ask that if possible any advertising be submitted to the Star office on or before Friday of this week. The office will'be open until 6:00 p.m. on Friday. * The management and staff of the Port Perry Star wish all of our readers a safe and enjoyable Victoria. Day weekend, Vol. 116 No. 24 Tuesday, May 18, 1982 36 Pages Alert thinking and initiative on the part of Kathy Kroonenberg was recognized by the Durham Region Police last Friday evening when Mrs. Kroopen- berg was presented with a civilian citation at the annual Police Awards dinner in Oshawa. Mrs. Kroonenberg of Port Perry was among eight civilians from all parts of Durham who received citations for their willing- ness to become involved and _their unselfish and at times courageous assistance to the police force. The beautiful plaque was oresented to Mrs. Kroonen- berg by Durham Police chief Jon Jenkins and Police commission chairman Tom Jermyn during the awards dinner held at the Jubilee Pavilion in Oshawa. When the citation was read aloud, the large crowd of police officers and civilians responded with a very warm round of applause. The incident which led to this citation began in Port Perry last August 10. Mrs. Kroonenberg was working in her restaurant Emiel's Place on Queen Street, when she noticed a young girl having dinner with an older man, ; She began to suspect that there was something not quite right about: this, and when the young girl and man started to leave the restaurant, Mrs. Kroonen- berg asked the young girl not to go and then contacted her | Scugog Township resident ! receives Police citation parents. He was later found quilty The police were called and and received a prison the man was arrested and sentence for the charge. charged with attempted During the trial it was re- abduction. (Turnto page 2) ht | 2 Durham Police chief Jon Jenkins is flanked by 26 Division Constables Bob Chambers [left] and Richard Olaisen who received police citations for distinguished work in the line of duty. The awards were made last Friday in Oshawa.