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40 pounds per square inch
was maintained with a
permanently paid engi-
neer, whose,sleeping quar-
ters adjoined the pumping.
house"
chief, .captain and first and
second lieutenants% The
OS force was divided into 500-
tiQna Of'15•eacb, the first
section being the pick, of .
the brigade ,and the real
working force, the balance
acting as reserve.
,1b&.fire company is
really Comprised of .the
business meet and property
holders of the village.
Practices asp held twice a
week and from the work
done at the fires which
ed >C',300 feet of good
hose, 1,OQO of which is
new . and one large reel,_
capable. of eatryifg .all, the
hose.
• n: 1890, 'the fire gem-
• - parry consisted of "55 vet -
Equipment used nclud} •:unteers; officered: by _a
. Late m Bentliuet„ Wadnesdan April 1998
have occurred since the
introduction 'of the water-
wtarl<s, :l-wouid judge that
a good, measure of effi-
-ciency has been ,reached.
"The .hire alarm is given
by the otearts of the
Methodist ehtueh bell and
the :steams whistle at ,the
engine house.... The bell
is an excellent one and if
the proposed electric sys-
tem is put in Would give Al
most effective alarm. I
consider that the method
of giving fire alarms in
Lue;now is fairly good,
comparing favorably with
the majority of small
places, ... Z would espe-
• cially draw attention to the
excellence of the water«
works, which may be
referred to as a model for
other.villages to followed,
especially as the whole
plant was Completed at a
cost of about $1Q,000, an
extremely low cost for
such an extensive system,
Team ie4liscipla%ned says coach
• from; page!
leading the team down
main street, and Bill
Moffat drivingthe tractor.`
pulling a hay wagon
loaded withtheplayers
and coaches.
Courtney • said
Creemare was, "".
tough
��ere s no' doubt about it,"
Be said he was very,proud•
Of this team: as they had.
very few penalties all year,.
"They are a wetl-d'isci,
.
plined,bunt* of guys."" : .
The team ended the
year with 28 wins,two, tie's,
and three idoses.
Team members include:
David Adams, Eric
Andrew, Colin Becker;
Tyler .Brooks (goalie),
Brent Cameron, George
Carter, Ed Courtney, Greg.
Courtney (AP), Ryan
Courtney (goalie), BM
Draper, Chad • Freeman,
Doug Johnston, Jon:
MacKinnon (AP), Chad
Moffat, Craig, Moffat,
(AP), '€ un Mo1'I'o.t
Trevor Moffat, Jeff Porto'
MacKinnon, Bill Draper, Eric Andrew, Stuart
and Stuart Rinta,Ld •There
are three sets. of brothers •
on this team, which is
rather .tniq;ue,: •Ch td:ancl
East Moffat,. Trevor. and
'tai$. Moffat, and Ed and
Greg Courtney:
For Dave Adams, Chad.
•
Moffat and Eric Andrew ed his; thanks to the team,. , hopes to Tenth) next year.
this wci -a high point in
. their hockey, as well as a.
1ow,for they will be leau-
ing the team because, it is
their last year in minor
hockey.
Captain Adams'extend-;
coaches and fans, saying
this was great way to end;
the year.
New to the team this
year was Phil Payne, train
er,, who was very pleased
to have worked with such
a., great bunch of guys. He
coach Draper said it
was a pleasure to work -
'with the tem-, "They pro, -
Med lots of laughs, but
on: the ice the were hard'
workers, and it showed:in
the end by bringing hctnie
the OMHA banner."
The 1997/98 OMHA, Juveniles: from, the lett,.
back row:. Brian Draper, coach; Phil Payne,
trainer; Corey Rintoul the team's songbird who
performed the National Anthem at each. home
game; Colin Becker, Craig Moffat, Jon
Get Easter: -,
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prices
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TSh®rts
off.`
• Rintoul, Brent Cameron and Mike Courtney;.
coach.. Front row Ed Courtney, Jeff Pouter,
Trevor Moffat, Tyler'Brooks, Chad Freeman,
Greg Courtney, Ryan Courtney, Dave Adams,
Chad Moffat, Ean'Moffat. Absent: George
Cuter. (photo submitted)
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