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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. August 7, 1983 Queen St.scuffle Durham Police aren't quite sure who to believe following a Saturday afternoon scuffle and bottle throwing incident near the corner of Queen and Lilla Streets. According to a police spokesman, the series of incidents began just after 5:00 P.M. when two cars were stopped for a red light at the Queen: Lilla intersection. Some obscenities were shouted back and forth, and when the 22 year old driver of one of the cars pulled over to the side of the road, a scuffle broke out. The 22 year old Picker- ing area man was punch- ed in the mouth, shoved from behind and a coke bottle allegedly tossed He did it. No, he did through the windshield of his 1982 Camaro. Two young men in their 20's from the Scar- borough area and believ- ed to be brothers, fled the scene after bystanders called the police. They later showed up at the local police station, claiming it was the Pickering man who started the scuffle, toss- ed the first coke bottle and shouted the swear words. They told police they were prepared to press counter-charges for assault if charges were laid against them. The Pickering man was taken to Port Perry Hospital for treatment to his cut lip. CYCLING Police say damages may 5) Let's see you do it on naeacron ) | PIZZA - SUBS - LASAGNA - CLIP "Nl SAVE SQUARE BOY 985-8448 AUGUST 1 to 31, 1985 Regatta Queen and Princesses Shannon Houston (left) of Bowmanville was selected Gow, 17, Miss Regatta for 1985 at the annual event held over the Brygma weekend in Caesarea. The Princesses are Catherine of Brampton and Annette Haines, 19, and Rosey n, 16, both from Nestleton. exceed $35,000 after pile-up Durham Regional Police estimate that total damage may exceed $35,000 following an acci- dent Friday afternoon in front of the Utica General Store on Regional Road 21. A police spokesman said that while there were no serious injuries as a result of the mishap, four vehicles were damaged, including two ™) 80 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Across from the Tennis Courts. ! FREE 750 ML PEPSI" WITH PURCHASE OF SQUARE BOY | 8 MEDIUMPIZZA ( OFFER EXPIRES AUG 31 1985 FREE 750 ML PEPSI WITH PURCHASE OF SQUARE BOY LARGE PIZZA AA \_ COUPON NOT VALID IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHER OFFER ) a OFFER EXPIRES AUG 31 1085 MN FREE 750 ML PEPSI WITH PURCHASE OF SQUARE BOY PARTY Pizza BB \. COUPON NOT VALIO IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHER OF FER * ON PIZZA ONLY Wy, Bottle Deposit Required "We don't Cut Corners" 25% MORE PIZZA THAN ROUND! write-offs, some $9,000 damage was done to a corner of the store and a phone booth was destroyed to the tune of $4,000. According to police, Michael Williams, 21, of Seagrave was driving a 1985 Chev eastbound on the Regional Road just before 5:00 P.M. He was passing traffic when a Pontiac station wagon driven by 39 year old Christopher Marsh of Markham, attempted to make a left turn onto the concession road. The car driven by Williams, valued at $14,000 was described as a write-off. The Marsh vehicle sustained $2500 Score A new 4-H project, "Score with Safety," has just begun. The 4-H pro- ject will make members more aware of the safe- ty hazards in everyday activities, whether it be within the home, the great outdoors or driv- ing. Meeting topics will also cover water safety, fire safety and first aid. Sunday or Evenings by Appointment damage. One of the cars veered off the road and smash- ed into a 1982 Plymouth parked beside the store, causing about $7500 damage. It then wiped out the phone booth near the store and smashed into a corner of the building. A fourth vehi- cle, also parked by the store, received damages of about $100. Police say that Williams escaped injury and Marsh suffered minor cuts and bruises. He's been charged with making an improper left turn. with safety "4-H LEADERSHIP" is another new 4-H pro- ject which will begin shortly. This project is for senior 4-H members aged 16-21 years. It focuses on several specific skills that can be classified as leadership. Topics include Com- munications, Social Recreation, Public Speaking, Leadership Paula Lishman vm. New members are heartily welcomed into the 4-H project! 4-H is open to any young person aged 12-21 years of age. Would YOU like to par- ticipate in the 4-H Pro- gram? Please contact the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of- fices in Uxbridge at 852-3328 for further information. A Special Invitation to personally experience the luxury of Handknit Fur! AUGUST FUR SALE savings ... 50% up to FIRST TIME OFFERING FUR YARN BLACKSTOCK VILLAGE 986-5096 « 686-1935 Mon Fri 9am todpm Sat (July & Aug) 10am toS5Spm