Oxtongue People In The News
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Scott has been involved with snowmobiling forever. He had been the President of the Algonquin Snowmobile Club since the mid 80’s. His Dad Jack was one of the Sledding Pioneers, helping to create the first organized snowmobile club in Ontario in the early 60’s and build the first groomed trail, using bed springs. Not only is Scott deserving of this award, but his entire family is, too. Scott’s wife Lynda gives up her house, and offers her amazing hosting talents for the Club’s meetings through out the sledding season — she is isthe “Hostess with the Mostest” — thank you, Lynda!
Scott gives 110% to snowmobiling with his guidance and hard work, and he is the key to a great Club. Scott spends countless hours per year attending District meetings, dealing with landowners issues, building bridges, brushing trails, grooming trails and even dealing with the odd beaver that can cause some problems. In his spare time, he even gets a chance to ride the great trails he is so proud of.
Thank You Scott, and CONGRATULATIONS from all Oxtonguians!
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Sept 21 — Oxtongue Lake’s ROSS MOORE wins the prestigious Medal of Bravery
| read Pamela Steel’s article in Cottage Country Now |
CONGRATULATIONS and THANK YOU, ROSS!
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April 14, 2011
CONGRATULATIONS and THANK YOU
to
Gary, Ted, and Scott!
and to
Lynn, Carolin, and Lynda!
THREE OXTONGUE FIREFIGHTERS AND SPOUSES HONORED
FOR 95 YEARS OF SERVICE
On April 14, 2011, Reeve Carol Moffat and Algonquin Highlands Fire Chief John Hoag were on hand as the Ontario Fire Marshal presented long service medals to Station 70 Oxtongue firefighter Gary Logan, District Chief Ted Keown and Captain Scott Hayden. Gary received his 25-year medal; Ted his 40-year bar; and Scott his 25-year medal and 30-year bar. Spouses Lynn Logan, Carolin Keown, and Lynda Hayden received recognition for their families’ roles in supporting our firefighters.
Behind every great woman, there’s a great man . . .
L to R — Lynn and Gary Logan; Carolin and Ted Keown; Lynda and Scott Haydn
Three of Oxtongue’s finest . . .
L to R — Oxtongue firefighter Gary Logan, District Chief Ted Keown, Captain Scott Hayden
. . . and their finest . . .
L to R — spouses Lynda Hayden, Carolin Keown, and Lynn Logan receive sterling silver trillium pins in recognition of their families’ roles in supporting our firefighters
. . . flanked by two of Algonquin Highlands’ finest . . .
L to R — Reeve Carol Moffatt, Oxtongue firefighter Gary Logan, District Chief Ted Keown, Captain Scott Hayden, AH Fire Chief John Hoag
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