Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 2, 1995, p. 1

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announcing the great tribune recipe contest the tribune is pleased to announce another great contest we want your recipes heres how it works theres two ways to win each week for the next month we will ask you for your recipes for various summertime foods this week it is raspberry jam if you think you have a great recipe bring ajar of your jam into the tribune at 6244 main st stouffville along with a copy of your recipe our panel of judges will taste all the entries and award the grand prize of a trophy bearing your name and the inscription best jam in whitchurchstouffville and well pub- lish your recipe and photograph in our upcoming recipes section please only horns recipes no cookbook or commercial recipes bring in your raspberry jam and recipe by friday august 4 at noon to qualify next week well have another category if youre not a jam maker dont fret bring in a copy of your best recipe for any dish and well print as many as we can in our recipe book coming out in september one recipe per person please well enter all recipes in a draw for a terrific prize to be made in september send in your recipes today and watch for next weeks recipe category good cooking t dainty donuts i deli isringwood dne buy a sandwich get a small coffee or pop free ine lritmne volwl no j i metroland community newspaper wednesday august 2 1993 tpages ir mn is your money working ob 6424540 muumttm 50 eft pjzu rodeo remedy ray mccormick hangs oh for dear life on brahma bull pinbcchio at the claremont lions club rodeo on saturday mccormick was thrown by the bull andan alrnmbulance was dispatched from toronto island airport to transport him to hospital the cowboy from scarborough refused treatment and according to rodeo sources was turned down from entering a hallfjurton rodeo on sunday because he had failed to receive medical clearance pikhosjoerd witteveen lions rodeo attracts 10000 people raises 9000 the claremont lions club can take a bow the 22member club hosted a twoday rodeo and dance over the weekend to attract close to 10000 peo ple to the toad hall site near stouffville while a final tally has not been done club officials expect the giant fundraiser generated about 9000 the money will go towards the new claremont com munity centre said lions vice president carl painter plans call for the new facility to be built this fall preparations for the rodeo and the dances took 10 days painter pointed out that dan barkey owner of the toad hall auction donated the space we took over his place for 10 days we couldnt have done it without his generosity he is an excellent man said painter this was the clubs second rodeo well be back next year said painter joan ransberry claremont cowboy refuses help by joan ransberry staff reporter a covboy gored and stomped by a bull at a rodeo in north claremont on the weekend refused to be air lifted to a toronto hospital an event official told the tribune bill leggett owner of big l rodeos said although cowboy ray mccormick sustained a head injury during a bull riding compe tition he wouldnt let med ical officials take him to hospital in an air ambu lance mccormick regained con sciousness checked him self over and then refused to board the helicopter he got up and walked away said leggett the rodeo company owner is not however impressed with the cowboys actions we pay for the para- medics and yet this fellow refused to take the help said leggett why take the risk mccormick came head to head with the bull during the claremont lions clubs twoday rodeo held at barkeys toad hall near stouffville property- owner dan barkey explained that after onsite medical per- sonel assessed mccormicks injuries they summonsed an air ambu lance from torontos cen ter island when it comes to head injury you have to be very very careful said barkey this guy was knocked out barkey is especially impressed with the air ambulanceresponse time they were here within minutes it was quite a thing to watch he said more than 8000 people attended the twoday annual event held to raise money for a local communi ty project leggett meanwhile has operated the garden hill- based rodeo business for many years he ran two rodeos this weekend alone one was here in claremont and the another in the haliburton area the claremont rodeo attracted 300 competitors we were busy said leggett the meeting of the minds involving the bull known as pinocchio and the scar- golf balls go missing a cardico drive business lost a load of golf balls to thieves in an early morning breakin last saturday shortly after midnight july 22 thieves forced open a rear door and unloaded a skid of packaged golf balls valued at 29000 police are investigating borough cowboy was not the only injury at the claremont rodeo another competitor took a blow to an ankle cowboys do take their knocks said barkey the rodeo association of ontario oversees all rodeo events in the province also the provincial associ ation sets the standards including the safety regu lations we follow the rules said leggett when it comes to bull rid ing and other rodeo events the rules are not to be bro ken stressed leggett if you refuse a medical check up you cant compete in other rodeos he said it didnt take long for mccormick to test the rule and it didnt take long for the rule to test mccormick after refusing medical help on saturday mccormick turned up to compete in a rodeo in haliburton he came to haliburton on sunday he was refused entry we heard he took himself to a hospital in minden said leggett benzene forces store closure water from the private well which serviced jack frost dairy bar now closed was not fit for drinking according to the province there were trace levels of benzene detected on a couple of occasions said steven ruminsky york region area supervisor for the ministry of environ ment and energy they were advised to seek alter nate drinking water sources benzene is a constituent of gasoline likely left over from a fina gas station which once stood on the site at 5505 main st while benzene levels were not extremely high it was enough to cause concern said ruminsky the ministrys standard for benzene is five micro grams per litre he said there were levels found at seven micrograms per litre we were advised by the owners of the property that municipal water is avail able the owners could not be reached for comment 1 j 1 kijsifittsb8shz jbkjl i wsbm r r 43nmi jack frost has been closed by gas in the water auto w centre hours monday- friday 800 am 800 pm saturday 800 am 500 pm sunday closed sendee manager bruce mackeiuie 6405050 canad gas trimmer 6 weedeater featherlite regular price retail r store hours monday friday 830 arn 900 pm saturday 830 am 600 pm sunday 1100 am- 400 pm store manager robert van bemmel 5945 main street stouffvfllo 6405800

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