Huey Martin hired to act as Arena Manager

45 4' x 8' advertising signs sold

Mesh put up on the stands by Ross England, Grant Kenney, Kayla Simmons and Hugh Martin

Added mats for skating in January

Outside backlit arena sign installed

Staff uniforms purchased

Time clock installed by Future Communications

Garbage bin donated by MacGregor Concrete Products Ltd. (Beachburg)

Red and black colour scheme picked for the arena.

Renovations done including arena painted in the new scheme and wooden benches planed by Gilles Potvin, Terry Wasmund and Hugh Martin

Started ice plant in September

hung new signs in lobby area (1' x 2' and 2' x 4')

painted bull on center ice

20' x 20' signs available for the first time

Finished ads in ice area, 56 in total

started ads in lobby area

new 27" TV donated by Jim's Home Furnishing - installed in lobby area

Satellite Receiver, TV, VCR and DVD player donated for canteen area by Graham and Elsie Marting

Satellite dish sponsored by Roger Martin at Future Communications

Bell XpressVu programming provided by Hugh Martin

Natural Gas piped to back of the arena

Held the first annual Beachburg Jam during the month of June

Painted beams over the ice

Painted the Olympia red, black and white with thanks to Tim Kargus for his time, Valley Contracting for sponsoring the body job and pain and Sunsign Graphics for sponsoring all graphics and decals for the machine

Painted the bullpen logo and bull on the zamboni door and the ice door with thanks to Robin at Sunsign Graphics in Pembroke

Natural Gas piped to the front of the arena

New water heaters installed

ended year with 108 advertising signs sold

Senators Alumni Game held raising $4000 for a new defibulator for Rogers House in Ottawa

Raffle held for an Albertsson jersey and Ottawa/Boston game tickets to raise funds for new dressing rooms and ref room

New score clock donated and installed by John Vereyken of Vereyken Homes and Robert Regier of Renfrew Agrisystems.

Office moved closer to the rink with a window installed for better visibility