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Thank You For Your Service
...Interviewing Dick Budge
operating engineer at Olymel in joined the navy for work. “There
By Casey Leger
Cornwall. “My training and the are many favourite moments,” he
discipline I acquired in the navy says of his time in the service. “The
ick Budge served Canada as
made it possible to pursue and
Da marine engineer for twenty highlights would be serving on
years, from 1978 to 1998. “I’m no succeed in another career after Protector during the Gulf War and
longer involved directly with the leaving the navy,” he says. on Preserver in Somalia.”
military,” Budge says. “However, I Over his twenty years in the navy, Some of his favourite memories
am a member of the UN/NATO and Budge served in a variety of posts,
the Persian Gulf veterans’ groups, both on shore and at sea, including are of the shipmates and people he
both of which give me opportunities aboard the HMCS Nipigon, the met during his career. As for the
to meet up with old friends and meet Protector, and the Preserver, with challenges of life in the military, he
others with similar experiences.” shore postings at The Fleet Diving says that leaving his family for long
Photo Kim McPhee
Unit (Atlantic) and the Canadian periods of time and then coming
Originally from Neil’s Harbour Cornwall Photography Club
Forces Naval Engineering School home to pickup where they left off
in Victoria County, Cape Breton
(Atlantic). Budge says that he originally was difficult.
Island, Budge is currently the chief
Colts Then & Now: Carmine Anoia
By David Murphy Mackisoc,” said Anoia. “Mostly
due to business, local arena (near
ention the name Carmine Montreal) and some on social
MAnoia to any Colts fan media.”
from the 1990’s and you’ll get Anoia stresses the importance
a smile and the reminiscing will of post-secondary education
begin. for young, budding hockey
Anoia is a former Colts captain players. “Playing in US Division
who was a key figure from the 1 or 3 leagues will be the most
blueline for the Colts first two memorable experience of a
CJHL Championships. lifetime. Not only playing a sport
we love, but getting an education
Anoia, from Montreal, amassed is important.”
18 goals, 50 assists and 491
penalty minutes in 3 full seasons He misses the game-night
in Cornwall. The Colts combined atmosphere of the home games
three-year winning percentage from the Si Miller Arena, “It was
during Anoia’s tenure was an a great barn. I also miss spending
incredible .713. time with my teammates; but we
still keep in touch after more than
His favourite memory is 20 years.”
beating Gloucester in Game 7 in
front of a sold-out crowd of over Anoia founded a successful
4,000 at the Ed Lumley Arena for restaurant franchise (Kitchen
the Colts second championship. 73) with his brothers around the
island of Montreal. He is married
“I still keep in touch with with 10-year-old son named
(Marc) Lamontagne, (Hugo) Nicolas.
Boisvert, (Eric) Meloche, (Doug)
Shepherd, (Dave) Stathos, (Mark) “Colt for life,” is Anoia’s
favourite saying. Carmine with son Nicolas Photo Submitted
