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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Injured in boating accident | Four people were injured when a boat flipped over on Lake Scugog , Saturday. Accord- ing to eyewitnesses, the boat was travelling at a high speed when the incident occurred. Local boaters, as well as Ambulance and Fire crews assisted in the rescue. The boat sus- tained approximately $20,000 worth of damage. The incident is still under investigation. J} PLL EILELIEIIRILRILEILEILEILRLLRILRLLLLLELLLLIRLLRILELLRLLRLARLLLLLLLLALLLLLRLLBLLBLLRLLRLLRLLBALR ALBAN RNR ANTS serving 3,000 Saturday, July 1.3 - 8:00 am at the Main Tent, Palmer Park Breakfast Sponsored By: . me MEATING >. PLACE 8 Cri BROCK'S PORT PLRAY DOWSON'S Valu-mart -- ewe || CHOO RaDI01390, Restaurant and Dining Lounge Craabian 20) Butch Cope ' ve Donations greatly appreciated for the various Scugog Chamber of Commerce Organizations fr IAI IE I I ET A EE I I I I EE I I I EA I A EE I EE I EE LE A I A A A EI IE LE LE LE LAL AAA A LAL I AIL EL IEA LL EAL A LA EIIALAS LALLA AALL ALLA LAR LALL RAL RAL RAN a rr Ir IIPIPIIBIIIIIOIIPIIOIIOIIIIIDIIOIIDIIDIIDIIDIIDIIDIIDIIDIINIIDIIDIIDIIDIIDIIDIID IID IIDIIDIIDIIDIIBIIRIIDIIPIPIPPI IN Four injured when high speed boat Four Oshawa area residents were injured Saturday night, after their boat flipped while travelling north on Lake Scugog. George Roadley, owner of West Shore Marina, said the boat owned by Joseph Winterhalter of Oshawa, 'flew' by the marina at a very high speed. "Boats on the lake don't usually catch my eye, but this one was travelling very fast," he told the Star. A short time later, a boater came to the dock, shouting for them to call an ambulance, because a boat had flipped and sunk. Fortunately for the two men and two women in the boat, described as an 18' tri-hull, boaters in the area of the accident rushed to the scene to help rescue the injured. flips and sinks According to one of the rescuers, only one of the passengers was thrown clear of the overturned boat. He said the boat sunk quickly after they rescued the four from the water. Ambulance and firemen from Port Perry rushed to West Shore Marine where the injured boaters had been taken, and treated them on the dock before transferring them to Community Memorial Hospital. One woman passenger is still in hospital where she underwent surgery for a broken arm. The boat, which police estimate sustained damage of $20,000, was towed to Goreski's Marina. The accident is still under investigation. Durham Regional Police reach tentative contract The Durham Regional Police Association has reached a ten- tative contract agreement with the police force. The one-year contract gives the officers a four per cent sala- ry increase effective January 1, 'and an additional 2.3 per cent effective July 1, if the contract is ratified by the approximately 650 uniformed officers. Should the contract be ac- cepted, a first-class constable's salary would increase to $50,020, up from the present $47,014. This is in line with the provincial average of $50,200. The police association's members have been without a contract since the beginning of this year. It is to be ratified on July 23. pd C72 2 fh 3 A S cae? "ANYONE'S CALL" by Les Tait ..... { Ny #1 "Close calls make baseball games * exciting for players as well as fans and no one makes the game more exciting than Rickey Henderson." KELLY GRUBER AVAILABLE AT: IMAGE SIZE 16° 2 27%" EDITION 1500 S/N ISSUE PRICE $225 CDN AUTOGRAPHED BY KELLY GRUBER ARTIST PROOFS 150 $/'N ISSUE PRICE $475 CDN. $410 US AUTHOGRAPHED BY BOTH KELLY GRUBER AND RICKEY HENDERSON ": FRAMER'S GALLERY 237 Queen St., Port Perry e (416) 985-2543 Teall. "1 love the challenge of stealing bases and every game is an opportunity for me to test my ability" RICKEY HENDERSON