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rr AR i an TT oie Te 7 mn Spa oe Sp NPR eT SPE te an TCs we WL i me Qaom ite 2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 11, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Lake Scugog Lumber Make A Little Miracle Happen fined for fatal accident By Rik Davie Port Perry Star A Port Perry business has been fined $100,000 for a violation under the Occupational Health Safety Act vio- lation which resulted in the death of a 67-year-old man in July 2000. Lake Scugog Lumber and Coal Company Inc., a fam- ily owned and operated company on Vanedward Dr. which produces lumber products and is a wooden truss manufacturer, pled guilty to the allegations on Dec. 4. The company was then handed a $100,000 fine. "Not a day passes that this family's thoughts are not in my mind... in all of our minds," said Paul Griffen of Lake Scugog Lumber, referring to the relatives: of Gordon Bagshaw, the victim of the July 7, 2000 incident. Mr. Bagshaw suffered fatal injuries when he attempted to service a large press used in the manufacture of roof trusses. "We did not see contesting this matter for the good of his family or for ourselves," Mr. Griffen told The Star. "You do everything you can to maintain a safe working environment. Sometimes it seems impossible to cover every contingency, but you try." Changes requested by the Occupational Health and Safety inspectors at the time of the incident were implemented within 30 days. "We will continue to strive for a better work environ- ment and our thoughts are with this family," he said. Cali Mate a Litho Miracle Mag Bowen Thera Back pain-sore muscles-achy joints-asthma TMy-allergies and much more : RIK DAVIE / PORT PERRY STAR with amazing results z Counselling strategies for pain and stress . Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital Foundation kicked off its annual Christmas Campaign with Emotional Freedom Therapy * a little help from some angels: last Wednesday (Dec. 5). On hand for the launch of the effort was, from Reflexology - Advanced Foot Care left, Foundation President Kent Farndale, little Emma Fletcher and registered nurse Gail Verwoerd who other therapies plus Classes available MRE showed the angels' spirit and are asking for you to keep an eye out for the "Make a Little Miracle PAMELA BEACH CPRT. 905-852-6440 Happen" donation boxes at local retailers. 302 Queen St., Tofu - The food of the New Generation By Joan Hood Rd, CDE . Many people are familiar with tofu as they have seen it or possibly Centre for the Performing Arts eaten it in a restaurant. Tofu is a very nutritious, low fat, versatile and easy to prepare in a tasty manner. presents There are two types of tofu available in the stores - regular and silken. Both come in extra firm, firm and soft varieties. Hk: Nathaniel Deft Chorale fi. J |, cher os oonm pred ios imcih cae soe Conducted By Brainerd Blyden-Taylor drinks, custards and baked goods. Regular tofu is water packed in plastic or found loose in containers Once opened, drain it and keep it in an airtight container filled with water, changing the water daily. This way it will stay fresh for about seven days. Tofu tends to pick up the flavour of what it is being cooked with. When cooking it, marinating the tofu will add to the flavour. Hard tofu can be used in a stir fry, salads or soups. Here is Company's Coming recipe for Brushetta with Basil. Loaf of crusty bread 1/2 inch slices I st Port Perry Scouts Olive oil 1/4 cup Garlic clove, minced 2 ® Tomatoes quarters, seeded and chopped 6 Yi m as Firm tofu, finely chopped 2/3 cup Finely chopped basil 1/4 cup Olive oil 3 tbsp. Balsamic vinegar | tbsp. l Pepper 1/2 tsp. i ¥ § : ; A Brush both sides of bread slices with olive oil. Arrange in single layer a. - -" : on nga baking sheets. Broil two to three minutes on each side located at 1 Chorale 1s Canada's first professional until lightly browned. Rub both sides of bread slices with garlic. Nathaniel Dett h : p Combine next eight ingredients. Spoon onto bread slices just before Reid's independent choral group dedicated to Afrocentric music of all styles seving. including classical, spiritual gospel, jazz, folk and blu. -. | A -- Sunday, November 25th to Founder-Conductor raine yr en- ay. or and the or more in ormation send questions to Box 5283 Pon erry or call 985-6946 . *By Nutrition at Work, a gr f Port Perry Dietitians providing . choir performed with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra 2 oon Abii Wednesday, December 19th for special occasions. This concert promises to be a wonderful Christmas experience. Sat., Dec. 15th., 2001 * 8:00 pm Tickets $25. each available now at: Henshall's 241 Queen St., Port Perry Call 905-985-1965 Monday - Friday 4:30 - 8:30 pm. L-S Saturday & Sunday - 9:00 - 6:00 pm «* independent rey 4 Sindy pr. 0 gt PENCE GROCER Pine & Spruce Fresh Cut [RSIS RS TelU[e oTo IST SN mio] aM = =THRY, For information contact Dennis Bayley 905-985-1342 (905) 985-9772 Advertisement courtesy of Emmerson Insurance, Port Perry A 2 ------ eee i. ak - ---- . a BL SS ay CW