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www.cfbtrenton.com • April 23, 2004 • Serving 8 Wing/CFB Trenton • 8e escadre/BFC Trenton • Volume 39 Issue Number 17 • Canadian Air Force engineers set the bar for NATO

by Sgt Craig Tucker Most people have seen spools of the arrestor gear, Photo: Cpl Chris Bentley, 8 Wing Imaging OCdt Christina Waters arresting systems in movies which are located on both such as Top Gun, on the air- sides of the runway. The 86 ASU – Engineers from craft carrier. When airplanes arresting gear is composed 86 ASU deployed to Goose land on the deck of the car- of large disk brakes that Bay, Labrador this March in rier, they hook a cable, slow the plane, through the order to complete the set up, which then stops them on use of hydraulics and the testing, and certification of a the ship. new computerized servo new Computerized “Servo The cable is just one system. These systems are BAK-12” Aircraft Arresting component of the land - vitally important to the safe- System (AAS). based AAS. On each side of ty of the modern fighter air- It is the latest modifica- the runway, two energy craft because they are a tion developed by ESCO, absorbers change the air- backup braking system for the original manufacturer of craft’s forward momentum the aircraft in the case of the BAK-12 AAS, which into heat, or thermal energy. emergencies such as: has been in use for many The Servo BAK-12 AAS hydraulic braking failure, years. This new computer- brakes work in a similar way stuck throttle, or an aborted ized system brings with it to that of your car’s ABS take-off. They can also many advantages; along brakes. The Fighter or tail- allow for a Fighter to land with giving the Canadian hook equipped plane lands on a wet, icy, or battle dam- Armed Forces the privilege on the runway and hooks a aged runway. of having the first opera- cable stretched across it.The The major advantages of tional computerized arrest- cable is attached to two the new computerized sys- An F-18 taxiing and landing during arresting system testing at 5 Wing Goose Bay. ing system in the world. tapes wound around the See Arresting, Page 2 RCAF Memorial Museum readies for Hurricane...Spitfire

Photos: Cpl Bernie Kuhn, 8 Wing Imaging Art Skidmore (Major, Ret’d), former Hurricane pilot, applies finishing touches to the Hurricane aircraft prior to its delivery to the Air Park. At right, the Hurricane after completion of painting at the Refinishing Hangar. See page 6 for story and more photos. The Contact 2 April 23, 2004 News Arresting system, Cont’d from P. 1 New support ships mark -tem are: the ability to our technicians. In early Canadian AAS gear stop an aircraft in a March, four technicians will be upgraded with pre-determined dis- traveled to Goose Bay the Servo Controller exciting era for Navy tance regardless of and assisted SERCO components. All National Defence Forces will be called on to weight and lowering personnel. They engagements were cap- undertake.” the stress on the air- endured the bitter cold tured on film by the 8 VICTORIA — (April 16, The Joint Support Ship craft. It has a primary and installed two sets of Wing Trenton Imaging 2004) The Department of procurement process will electronic system, a the original BAK-12 section in order to National Defence today consist of three phases.The back-up electronic sys- and the one new Servo make a training video. announced further details first phase, or pre-qualifi- tem and a mechanical BAK-12 system. In the This was a true team concerning the cation, will identify indus- failsafe built-in to true spirit of the effort, and we would Government’s intention to try teams capable of fulfill- ensure that the AAS Engineers, work was like to thank all who acquire three Joint Support ing the project require- will work safely and conducted in all weath- gave their support to Ships for the Canadian ments. The second phase, correctly. It will also er, including wind and this project including, Forces. project definition, will fund lessen the maintenance snowstorms. The hard but not limited to: The Joint Support Ship two industry teams to sub- time required to keep it work paid off on March SERCO, ESCO, Project will deliver ships mit design proposals and operational, as well as 24, when seven success- Patlon, and Trenton capable of a host of support recommendations for in- lengthen the opera- ful engagements certi- Imaging section. capabilities such as at-sea service support. The final tional use of the sys- fied all four sets of The Canadian support to naval task phase, project implementa- tem. AAS in Goose Bay, Forces have set the bar groups, sealift and support tion will select one indus- The original BAK- including the new for other NATO coun- to deployed forces ashore. try team to design and 12 system was sent to Servo system. With the tries by employing the “The $2.1 billion Joint build the ships, and pro- 86 ASU, at 8 Wing success of the first cer- first operationally certi- Support Ship project will vide long-term in-service Trenton for overhaul, tification process, it is fied intelligent AAS in provide Canada with an support. and was modified by anticipated that all the world. invaluable capability both The delivery of the first to support and enforce ship is expected in 2011. domestic maritime security The Joint Support Ships as well as support our for- will eventually replace the eign policy objectives such Protecteur class Auxiliary as humanitarian and Oiler Replenishment ves- peacekeeping missions,” sels that have been proudly declared the Honourable serving Canada since the David Pratt, Minister of late 1960s and are nearing National Defence, in a cer- the end of their service emony at Canadian Forces lives. Base Esquimalt. “The Government has commit- ted to providing the Canadian Forces with the equipment and training they require to do their NorthChina jobs and this initiative is B U F F E T another concrete demon- stration of that commit- OPEN 7 DAYS/WK ment.” Largest Seating for 300 “The Joint Support No MSG Added Seniors (over 65) Always 10% off Ship is a vital component of a naval task group, able 300 Bell Boulevard to significantly extend the (West of Sydney St.) Belleville Front row: Ocdt Christina Waters,Capt Sowoski,Bernier Bolger,MWO range and duration of naval operations,” said General (613) 771-99988 Rick Gunter,Capt Marco Raagmaker (F-18 pilot) Bill Mansi. 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by Laurie McVicar local residents. child identification, Photo: Laurie McVicar Assistant Editor “A lot of times we which we haven’t done learn a lot about what’s in a long time. People The Military Police at 8 going on in the commu- bring in their child and Wing/CFB Trenton nity when we’re we fingerprint them. will be moving a little immersed in the com- We’ll actually do a closer to the community munity. We know videotape of the child they serve as part of an there’s an awful lot that now so that, God forbid new outreach initiative. goes on within the com- anything happens, we Starting May 3, the munity that doesn’t nec- actually have the latest MPs will have a com- essarily get back to us,” video,” said Maj Langs. munity office set up at 2 said Maj Langs. “Right Starting in the sum- Godfrey Avenue. now it’s kind of hard. mer, bicycle patrols will “At a lot of bases, the We do the normal also be run from the Military Police are inte- patrols, we do the nor- community office. grated a little closer to mal things in the “We’ll have internet the PMQs. In this par- schools, but it’s quite a terminals as well. We ticular case, we have trek for someone to want to make it an edu- quite a division as to leave one of the schools cational process for the where our PMQs are and come all the way kids, and the communi- (and where we are),” over here.” ty in general,” said Maj The site of the new Military Police community office, at 2 Godfrey Avenue. said Major Terry Langs, The MPs are hoping Langs. A3 PM. the new office will allow He’s also hoping that police force side. It’s The Military Police them to interact more the accessibility of the something that can Squadron is currently with local youth. office and its casual work and will pay great The Trenton housed on the south “The idea is that atmosphere will encour- dividends for us from Craft Guild side of the base near the youth, or anyone, can age people to drop by the law enforcement main gate. This new, come here, ask ques- and report any com- aspect of it,” said Maj PRESENTS A SPRING additional location will tions, talk to us about plaints. Langs. “I think it will ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW allow officers to build a certain things. We will “You see offices like serve the community stronger rapport with be doing things like this more on the civilian well.” Sat. May 1, 10am -4pm Sun. May 2, 10am-3pm Mother’s “Free admission” Day is fast “Wheel Chair Accessible” Search & Rescue approaching! “Lunch Counter” Don’t you dare Knights of Columbus Hall forget about 57 Stella Cresent UPDATE Mom!! Trenton,Ontario QUINTE COMMUNITY SAVINGS & CREDIT UNION LLooaann && MMoorrttggaaggee AArrrraannggeerrss

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The Contact Newspaper 8 Wing/ CanadianaCanadiana CrCrosswordossword The CONTACT is an unofficial publication of 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. CFB Trenton The CONTACT is a weekly military newspaper that provides accurate and timely coverage of issues and events at and affecting Canada’s largest and busiest air base — 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. We are the primary in internal and external communications tool for 8 Wing / CFB Trenton and began publishing in November, 1940. We strive to build awareness, conjunction morale and ‘esprit de corps’ among both the military and civilian com- munities.It is our priviledge to showcase the efforts of the men and with women of the Canadian Forces at work. The Editor reserves the right to edit copy and reject advertising to suit the needs of the publication. Acklands Views expressed are those of the contributor unless expressly attributed to DND, CF or other agencies. 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Chad Banks, an employee at the CFB Trenton Golf Course, demonstrates to Ron MacDonald how the new Trentoncard Point of Sale system works. like a pre-paid phone card, port of local merchants and more inventory. It’s a great members have the option of installing our swipe system management tool,” said visiting the Trentcard office at their establishment so it Maj Sokolowski. “The sys- and placing a minimum of will accept Trentcard. tem is set up to generate a $20 on their card. The “The One Card multitude of reports that Galley will also be another Advantage Program would can automatically be sent to location where you can allow people to use their managers on a scheduled deposit funds on your card card at selected places basis. (After 31 May 04).There is downtown (Trenton and “We are also in talks no maximum amount. Belleville),” stated Maj with other bases to link to According Major Terry Sokolowski. our POS network, so the Sokolowski, Wing In the very near future card can be accepted at Personnel Support Services (May 2004), cardholders Officer, the next entity will also be able to check expected to come online as their balance online. Only a few days left! early as next month with be “Using your own pin the Yukon Galley. The number, you’ll be able to go Trentcard will be replacing on the internet and check the traditional meal card. how much money you have The messes will also have left on your card, where you You’re a non-smoker? By helping a smoker to take the “May 1st, I Quit!” Attention! This challenge is for all challenge, you will become eligible to win one members of the DND/CF team, including of: CF members’ immediate family. See the 1 gift certificate of $1,000 brochure for more information. 26 gift certificates of $100 5 digital cameras Attention! 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The Contact 6 April 23, 2004 Feature Spitfire and Hurricane aircraft readied for display at Museum by Peter Nodwell tions–two famous WW II composite section repaired fighter aircraft, the extensive wing damage As can be expected, any renowned Spitfire and inflicted by an ugly wind- new venture begins with a Hurricane. storm while the aircraft was dream or simple idea. After greeting these stored on the flight line. During an Executive distinguished gentlemen, The Halifax Restoration Meeting of the Canadian we headed over to the flight Team (‘Hali Boys’) also Fighter Pilot’s Association line to view the aircraft, still came to the rescue on sev- (CFPA), Central Wing in neatly stowed on cradles eral occasions, especially 1998, the members shared following their flights from when heavy duty lifting a vision. the United Kingdom and assembly were Although the original aboard two CC130 required. To accommodate goal of obtaining and Hercules aircraft. During a CFPA request, major restoring a Spitfire to flying this day in early March modification to the cockpit condition as a memorial to 2002, the weather was area required extensive Canadian Fighter Pilots cloudy, cold and windy but metal work. was deemed beyond the the spirits were high – The ‘Hali Boys’patient- association’s financial capa- smiles and laughter all ly walked me through the bility, an affordable alter- around. Although much ‘ins and outs’ of working nate solution was proposed. work lay ahead, we were all with their equipment and Specifically, the CFPA buoyed by eternal opti- let me loose in the Halifax decided to purchase a full mism and a firm belief that Restoration Area produc- Photo: Cpl Bernie Kuhn, 8 Wing Imaging size fibreglass Spitfire repli- the difficult we would do ing various Spitfire compo- ca similar to the one on dis- today, the impossible nents. The months passed Posing beside the Hurricane are Cpl Ernie Cowton aircraft component play at Biggin Hill, tomorrow. and slowly results were structure and Ken Andrews, Spar. The two are among a small group of England. And so the quest During my initial years beginning to show as the personnel responsible for painting the aircraft. was on. as a museum volunteer, my aircraft began to take aircraft assembly to take previously. He told me to cent to the RASS Section Following a series of duties in the Air Park shape. I now have a more place in the Air Park adja- estimate the time required to have an ailing undercar- discussions, phone calls, required liaison with a informed appreciation for cent to the Halifax to complete a particular riage strut repaired. Final fundraising events and a number of military sections the fine work produced by Restoration Area. It was task,triple this estimate and move to the Air Park visit to the United located on 8 Wing’s North metal techs. After nine now early October and then it would be close – should occur next week. It Kingdom, the project Side. Very quickly, I real- month’s work, the aircraft good weather was definite- words to live by in this is anticipated that the gained momentum and ized that the skilled profes- was now ready for painting. ly at a premium. My stress business. remaining finishing touch- evolved to include acquisi- sionals with whom I came Although interrupted level peaked following A good example of the es on both aircraft will be tion of a Hurricane aircraft in contact would play a very by various operational attachment of both main assistance received from the completed by end May, just as well. The CFPA also important role in accom- commitments at times, the wings. Instead of having North Side follows. I visit- in time for the Dedication received some very wel- plishing a number of activ- moment everyone antici- sight dihedral (upward ed the Composite Section Ceremony. pated had arrived. The slope), both wings had sig- one afternoon armed with So there you have it. painting was completed. nificant anhedral (down- templates and requested From the time the original What followed next was a ward slope). Once again, four windscreen sections vision was conceived to very painful move to the the ‘Hali Boys’ came to the for the Hurricane’s cockpit. realization of the dream, a Air Park. It took all day but rescue. Calibrated shims I asked them to call when total of 6.5 years have we made it without damag- were manufactured and they were done. In all hon- passed into the history ing the aircraft. The gen- main wing struts were esty, I hoped to get them books. As a fitting end to tlemen from CFPA came heated and bent to the within 10 days. The very this article, I would like to down for an inspection proper angle (love those next morning, I received a acknowledge the outstand- tour. They were pleased – ‘Hali Boys’). phone call saying the wind- ing support from the fol- champagne and strawber- The next attempt at screen sections were ready lowing units/sections/indi- ries all around. The aircraft attaching the wings was for pickup. Now that’s viduals in helping to make made an appearance at uneventful and proper what I call co-operation. the CFPA dream a reality: QIAS 2003 prior to receiv- dihedral was achieved. Assembly continued at • 2 AMU (Spitfire tow- ing finishing touches at the With winter fast approach- a steady pace as the winter ing equipment); Photo: Cpl Bernie Kuhn, 8 Wing Imaging Air Park just in time for the ing, I was feeling somewhat storm clouds loomed men- • ‘Hali Boys’ (assistance RCAF Memorial less than optimistic about acingly on the horizon. throughout the entire two Art Skidmore and Peter Nodwell read up on the Museum’s annual ‘Ad assembling the aircraft With the aircraft 80% year assembly period); the history of the Hurricane aircraft. Astra’ Dedication prior to the first snowfall. completed, a decision was • Heavy Equipment come news–the Weston ities associated with the Air Ceremony. And then a miracle hap- made to curtail further (aircraft wing assembly and Foundation kindly offered Park. I listened intently as By this time, 18 months pened. Art Skidmore, a assembly and move the air- aircraft movement); to cover the cost of the the CFPA members tenta- had elapsed since my first former Hurricane pilot craft to the ATESS ramp • MSE (aircraft trans- acquisition. tively ran down their wish meeting with the gentle- who flew with 5 Squadron for winter parking. This port); As a point of interest, list pertaining to aircraft men of the CFPA. There Royal Air Force in Burma proved to be a good deci- • Refinishing Shop (air- 65 years earlier, Mr. modifications. Fully aware was one aircraft down and during WW II, had heard sion because the day after craft painting); Garfield Weston had gen- of the technical expertise at one to go. This time that a Hurricane was being the aircraft left the Air • Composite Shop erously donated a squadron arm’s length, I answered around, I was better pre- assembled at the Air Park. Park, a heavy rain fell that (fibreglass repair and wind- of Spitfires and a squadron each CFPA request with a pared for what lay ahead. I welcomed him with open froze overnight. The place screens); of Hurricanes to Winston confident ‘No problem’. And it’s a good thing too, arms and the team of Skid vacated by the Hurricane • Machine Shop (air- Churchill at the outbreak And so the work com- because the CFPA’s and Nod was formed. was now a big skating rink craft components) of WW II. menced. Although both Spitfire/Hurricane At a sprite 81 years with ice several inches thick • Welding Shop (air- Following selection of aircraft were manufactured Dedication Ceremony was young, Skid not only car- (lucked in on that one). craft mounts); the RCAF Memorial from the same materials – now scheduled for 5 ried his share of the load, Once the milder spring • Carpenter Shop Museum as home for dis- metal tubing and fibreglass, June 2004, a mere nine but he also kept my spirits weather arrived, the aircraft (instrument panel); playing both fighter air- each replica presented its months away. Invitations up with his endless supply was towed to the • RASS Section craft, it was time for the own unique challenges. For were being sent out global- of personal war stories – Refinishing Hangar for (undercarriage repairs); CFPA to meet with the example, the Spitfire’s ly – no added pressure here, what a guy. Worked com- final assembly and paint- • Scott and Anne museum staff. I can still undercarriage was also right? menced immediately and ing. No problems were Pennington (instrument remember the Executive made of metal tubing and Fortunately, the further surprises did not encountered during the panel); Director’s phone call invit- fibreglass which precluded Hurricane was now materialize. Some days,our assembly stage and the air- • Art Skidmore ing me to meet some mem- traditional aircraft towing. equipped with an original progress was readily evi- craft was painted in all its (Hurricane assembly); and bers of the CFPA who Fortunately, space was allo- undercarriage, which had dent. Other days, the work splendour within six weeks • Les Cluett, John were visiting 8 Wing cated in the Refinishing been fitted to the aircraft was tedious and slow. I was (the guys worked tirelessly Olson and Tom Jordan Trenton to view the Hangar to permit assembly following its shipment to reminded of a piece of on this project, that’s for (aircraft towing). RCAF Memorial on site prior to painting. Quelph’s airport earlier in advice one of the ‘Hali sure). Presently, the What a team! Per Museum’s latest acquisi- Once safely inside, the the year. This permitted Boys’ had offered months Hurricane is parked adja- Ardua Ad Astra. April 23, 2004 The Contact 7 News Local girl raises over $4,000 for Canadian Cancer Society by Amber Gooding wanted it, so I made her a “I had a lot of hair and Special to the Contact deal.” knew I did not need it as BEFORE AFTER Theresa knew that once badly as some poor boy or When Corporal Theresa Tamara had raised $150 and girl who has been suffering Nevills’ daughter came she (Theresa) had signed from cancer would,” she home with the idea to shave the form, that Tamara said. “I thought that maybe, her head for cancer, a num- would be committed. even though they’re going ber of things went through Theresa raised the bar to through a hard time, a wig her head. Weeks later, she $750 before she would give could bring one of them a lost everything on top of it. Tamara permission to shave new confidence and hope Tamara, a 16-year-old all her hair off. What she for the future.” St.Paul’s Secondary student, didn’t know at the time, was Tamara’s no stranger to had never done something that Tamara would raise the hardships of cancer. She like this before, but after that $750 in a matter of has watched two relatives realizing the sometimes days. suffer and die as a result of harsh realities of what chil- Tamara was shocked the disease. Knowing the dren around the world go when she saw the support impact it can have on a fam- hearing about cancer and hairstyle as well,” she said. family because one real-hair through, there was no doubt she was receiving.That only ily,she set her goals high and sometimes they may forget “For anyone considering wig can cost a family any- in her mind,she had to do it. fueled her drive and moti- was more than determined that it is a real disease,which doing the same thing, all I where from $1,200 to Fundraising for weeks vated her to set a goal of to not only provide a wig, they have not found a cure can say is go for it! It’s a great $3,000.” before her school’s third $2,000. Knowing that not a but some money for for,” said Tamara. “Every bit experience and you will not Tamara said participat- annual Cuts for Cancer, single person had ever raised research. truly helps.” regret one moment of it. ing in this event had defi- Tamara, nor anyone else for more than $550,she had the With that, her support Fundraising Co-ordina- You’re hair will grow back, nitely opened her eyes. that matter, knew what an confidence and support to system and what has been tor for the Canadian Cancer for some with cancer, it may Before the event, she felt impact she was about to reach that goal. called a ‘heart of gold’ Society’s Belleville chapter, never.” that people had become so make. “I’m pretty sure that if Tamara was just as proud as Matthew Del Grosso, The night before the involved in their busy lives Theresa admits she was you asked to cut all my hair the people around her, as worked closely with both haircut, Tamara’s family that they forgot to stop and proud to see so much moti- off prior to Grade 9,I would they were of her. Not once Tamara and St. Paul’s. received a phone call that take time to care for others. vation within her daughter, have thought you were did she expect to break a When he saw the extra steps her uncle had just been “I guess I thought the right from the beginning. crazy,” said Tamara. record, or set one for that Tamara was taking, like rushed to Sunny Brook hos- world had become blind to On the other hand, she was But she has certainly matter. All she had hoped talking to local radio and tel- pital in Toronto and was problems that did not con- a bit fearful and concerned learned a lot since then, and for was to help others realize evision stations, and spend- diagnosed with a cancerous cern them. I wanted to with what Tamara’s reasons says she’s come to realize that cancer affects many ing a Saturday at the Quinte brain tumour behind his left make a difference and once I were for going ahead with that her hair is not who people all over the world, Mall to raise donations, he eye. As painful and tragic as realized that there were peo- her plans. makes up who she truly is. and the Canadian Cancer knew she was going to have that call was, it gave Tamara ple out there who cared, I “I didn’t want her to do it With so many children in Society needs continuous an incredible turnout. even more strength and pur- also realized there are people for the wrong reasons,” said the world who do not have support if they are going to “Tamara is an amazing pose. who will do anything they Theresa. “I was a bit per- hair, due to cancer, Apolecia further cancer research and individual,”said Del Grosso. People were very sup- can to support a good cause. plexed, and wondered what or burns, she knew her hair end the suffering this disease “I can’t believe the amount portive, even those who I must say, we live in a great she was going to look like, could bring a smile to some brings. of money she was able to thought she was crazy, she community.” but when I saw her determi- child’s face. Nothing pleased “I think people have raise and the effort she put said. Either way, people Tamara would like to nation, I knew she really her more. become accustomed to into doing this. She raised commended her for her send a huge thank you to all more than entire schools courage. Tamara chose the her supporters,especially her have in the past, and more organization Angel Hair for mother, local businesses and PPeett PPaarrttiiccuullaarrss than anyone has in this Kids to donate her hair to the personnel at the base, as area.” because they donate wigs to they were all key supporters On the day of the hair- financially disadvantaged for her venture. 62 Cats Seized by QHS cut Tamara had raised a total Canadian children who “All were so very helpful of $3,852.52. By the end of have lost their hair as a result and generous and I thank On Saturday the Quinte Humane Society completed a seizure that day, she had raised of treatment’s and other everyone for supporting me of 62 cats from a single household. Several of the female cats another $88.59 bringing her medical conditions resulting and my cause so heartedly,” came in pregnant or with newborn kittens. Despite the poor total to $3,941.11. Little did in hair loss. said Tamara. “I spent many condition of the home, most of the cats are in very good health she know, the donations “I also learned that it hours going to people in the and are friendly and well socialized. All they need is a home. were not going to stop there, takes approximately 12 to community and for this, I The addition of this group of cats puts a huge burden on the and would reach a grand 15 ponytail's and about 200 can’t thank you all shelter which was already full to over its ideal capacity and the total of $4,006.11. manpower hours to create enough...Alone we can do QHS is hoping the community will help by adopting a feline “It seems almost unbe- one wig,” she said. “It’s also so little, but together we can friend this spring and having their own pets “fixed.” Donations lievable, and I love the new incredibly expensive for a do so much. Cheers!” of canned cat food and non-clumping litter are also appreciat- ed. One question that is often asked is “Why doesn’t the QHS just give the cats away for free or at a very low cost?” There is a good and logical reason it can’t. The shelter spays and neuters Dr. Tom McDowell all cats before they leave the shelter and the adoption fee cov- ers some of that cost.( They also vaccinate, deworm, de-flea Family Dentist and microchip the animals.) The money they get helps them to keep their doors open and care for all the other animals that Let us show you how our are left behind. The shelter receives no government funding “Practice of Dentistry” can benefit you and your family. and has an annual operating cost of over $400,000. that must OFFERING be fundraised each year.It is difficult to do, but with the help of Orthodontics the community the QHS is confident it will survive this latest Sedation challenge and find permanent loving homes for the homeless cats, dogs, rabbits, sheep, pigs, hamsters, and other fuzzy Hospital friends who live at the shelter. 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Do it for your kids! Improving your golf game in five easy steps by Ryan Thompson & centre the weight of your body ready for the upcom- resistance training is your Kim Holden bag into the middle of ing round. upper body (chest, upper Confessions your back will also reduce Tip #3 – Walk the back, shoulders), and your With the warm weather the soreness the weight of course. core (abdominals, lower on its way, golf season is your clubs can cause. Walking the course back, obliques, quadriceps, from the just around the corner. Tip #2 – Warming up keeps your body warmed hamstrings, gluets). Let this year be the year before the round. up for the demands of Examples of exercises to that you finally beat your Warming up before every golf swing. When target these muscles are; Laurie McVicar Gym boss and your friends. every round of golf can using a golf cart your body leg press, bench press, lat With a little added reduce the number of does not stay warmed up pull down, abdominals, Monday, April 19 other chronic diseases. effort and commitment, strokes on the round and ready for exercise lateral raises, back exten- I don’t claim to be an anyone can find that great because it gets your body making you susceptible to sion, obliques. Well, Easter has once expert on this issue. golf swing. Make your ready for the round, espe- injury, especially back Tip #5 – Mental again passed us Frankly, I chose this topic dream a reality by follow- cially the tough first hole. injuries. 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Stretch training for increased dis- Golfers that are confident can’t seem to fathom, my seen everywhere, 3) My To reduce stress on the for 5-10 minutes hitting tance and accuracy. and prepared for the game family finds it necessary to eight-year-old nephew, upper body (shoulders, on the major muscles, and To increase your driv- consistently have lower overload my two (almost who is considered obese, upper back) switch the continue stretching after ing distance you need to scores. three) year old with this has recently been diag- shoulder you carry your every hole and during work on power and With this information, tasty treat. They mean nosed with diabetes. bag on every hole. stoppage of play. Hit the strength through resist- your golf season will be well, but for a child who It’s frightening to Investing in a universal driving range and practice ance training. Areas of the your best yet. Best of luck rarely gets candy and is think this is where our strap that allows you to putting green to get your body to focus on when on the links. already “solid”no good can society is headed...chil- come of it. dren suffering from Perhaps I’m a little hypertension, hyperlipi- 8 Wing hockey team claims the Beaver Cup sensitive, after all I too was demia (high cholesterol), overweight as a child and diabetes. As the morning air (gulp..and as an adult. In an era where gym begins to warm on a Okay, there, I said it). But, class is on the chopping crisp April 5th, 11 play- I know first-hand that it’s block and everything is ers, two goalies and their a tough row to hoe for supersized..we,as a society, coach begin the long these kids and can have a are solely to blame for this journey from 8 Wing long-lasting effect on their problem. It’s time to take Trenton to the near self esteem. More impor- action, to turn off the tele- north destination of 22 tantly, childhood obesity vision and reintroduce fit- Wing North Bay for the can lead to long-term ness into the lives of our 2004 Ontario Region health problems including young people. If we don’t, Beaver Cup hockey diabetes, heart disease, the results could be cata- tournament. orthopedic problems, and strophic. The tournament began with a heart felt “Meet and Greet” and Ball hockey meeting coaches meeting at no The I/S Ball Hockey organisational meeting is scheduled other than the Coaches for 1000 hrs, Wednesday, May 5 in The Gymnasium Corner hot spot, Don Cherry’s Restaurant. conference room. Photo: Sumitted The league is open to CF Military,DND & NPF full The tournament would time employees. Interested unit sports reps or team reps consist of a four game Back row: Donny Zehr, Lee Leroux, Gerry Dower, Russ MacNeil, Mark Gowan. are to attend subject meeting in preparation for the 2004 round robin and a divi- Middle: Fred Jordan, Steve St. John, Stephane Gaujacq, Josh Stott. Front: David Spring Ball Hockey Season. The league will play at the sional semi-final and McClure, Jordie Larson, Steve Owens, Jim Payne, Dave English. RCAF Arena. final. We broke the ice Players with no Reps wishing to play and for more with a sound perform- Petawawa CE with a Shooter” himself, ers battled fiercely to the information contact Shirley Martin at 7160 or the ance by our rookie goalie score of 9-1 in the first General Irwin, but we last second to take home Military Sports Coordinator, Dan Cormier at loc 3373. Sgt Jordie Larson to game and a first place felt no shame in raking the pride of the defeat CFB Borden by a securing victory over them over the coals as Engineers, the glorious score of 7-0. one of the hosting we had done all Beaver Cup which will Summer Kidz Our second game of teams, North Bay “1” by throughout the tourna- be displayed all year in the day had us facing a score of 5-1. This set ment and defeated them the glass case at Wing Kamp 2004 Petawawa’s 2 CER “B” the tone for the “A” by a score of 6-1. This CE. Thanks goes to the and once again our vet- Division took us to the “A” hosting unit for an out- eran goaltending per- Championships and Division Finals against standing performance, July 5 - August 27, 2004 formed by Cpl Steve clearly put 8 Wing our rivals from Beaver all who participated and Owens accompanied by Crazy Eights as the Cup Past who defeated to the supervisors who The Community Recreation Association is now some swift moves up team to beat. us last year, St-Jean. gave us the opportunity taking registration for Summer Kidz Kamp at the front led us to a stagger- The semi-finals The game went just to represent our great RecPlex. Military Community only from April 19 ing victory with a score would have us facing off as we had expected, fast unit and do you all to May 9, 2004. Open registration begins May 10, of 6-2. with none other than paced and one sided proud. I hope we have as 2004. RecPlex Hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 On day two we fol- our top guns from once again. Outstanding great of a turnout and a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturdays, 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.; lowed up with a sweep- NDHQ headed up by goaltending, enthusias- support for years to and Sundays noon to 4:30 p.m. ing win over CFB the one and only “Sharp tic and win driven play- come. Call the RecPlex for more information - 392-2811 ext 3361. Volunteers needed for Surf ‘n’ Turf! Call Jen Lecuyer at local 2993. April 23, 2004 The Contact 9 Health & Safety Don’t count sheep, get sleep! Getting clear on glass safety · Drinking coffee or other bedtime. Glass injuries are serious material of ordinary homes. beverages that contain · If you are regularly injuries. Cuts to the skin, footwear. · Many serious injuries caffeine after supper. sleepy during the day in muscles, tendons and arter- · Don’t use excessive have occurred because of · Drinking alcohol or spite of getting what you ies are all too common. force when working with broken glass in kitchens. smoking before bed. think is enough sleep, see Glass fragments in the eye glass. If a window or door Handle glassware carefully. · Too much napping earli- your doctor.You may have can cause blindness, not to sticks, push or pull on the Don’t plunge your hand er. a sleep disorder. mention severe pain. These frame, not the glass. into a sink of soapy water · Changes in sleep/wake · Try to deal with worries injuries can occur when · Extreme temperatures which may contain broken schedules, through shift- of the day well before handling glass as part of - hot or cold - can make glass or other sharp objects. work, for example. bedtime. our jobs or even when glass more brittle. It can Do not use force when Submitted by · Worrying about events For temporary insomnia, doing ordinary household shatter from just a light tap. wiping glassware dry. Doug Bird, Deputy of yesterday or what’s to try: tasks. Glass related injuries Take special care when · Wear protective gear Wing General Safety come. · drinking herbal tea such can occur in the most unex- installing glass under these including gloves when Officer Try these tips for improv- as chamomile, to help you pected places, such as an conditions. handling glass for recycling You’ve tried counting ing sleep: relax. unseen glass door in a pub- · Do not open or close a - even at home. sheep but you’re still · Go to bed about the · deep breathing. lic place. door by pushing on the · Clean up broken glass wide-awake, knowing same time every night and · imagining you have to Here are some glass because you might put thoroughly to prevent how lousy you’re going to get up at the same time get up right now and get reminders about avoiding your hand right through it. injuries from splinters. feel when that alarm every day. ready for work. Think of injuries from glass: Glass doors should have Vacuum the area. While sounds three hours from · Sleep in a cool, dark the feeling of wishing you · Wear shatter-resistant bars across them to use as a wearing gloves, use a damp now. room. could only curl up, shut safety eyewear when work- handle. disposable towel to clean Most of us have expe- · Exercise for at least 30 your eyes and have just ing with glass.This is espe- · If there is a chance of up any stray splinters. If the rienced temporary insom- minutes three times a one more hour of sleep. cially important when you someone walking through glass was broken in a nia. Some causes include: week, but not just before Guess what, you can! remove glass and caulk a large window or door kitchen or eating area, from a broken window because they do not see it, make sure no splinters because the glass can splin- mark the glass at eye-level. could have made their way Make sure you are “well” ter. Such doors may be located into food or food contain- · Wear heavy gloves in offices, plant lobbies and ers. informed about your water when working with glass. Leather or even metal- You’re about to buy a home that represents good value. The local public health to provide reading poster. reinforced materials are Choose a home inspection company the same way. unit is hoping a flood of copies of the kits to · Best Management recommended for various people take advantage local municipal offices Practices booklet. jobs. Arm protection may ELECTROSPEC® of new information and libraries. “Our goal is to assist also be required. Home Inspection Servicesn about well water. The Keeping Your private well owners and · Wear safety shoes An information kit Well Safe to Drink kit users to ensure the safe- when handling glass. 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Category As a member of JTF 2 you positions are screened, inter- briefings is attached. All Shilo will be part of a world-class viewed and tested for cogni- interested members of the 29 Apr 04 - 0930 Special Operations Force. tive ability at their base per- CF and their spouses are 1 RCHA Theatre Training is realistic and sonnel selection office. invited to attend the JTF 2 •All types of Roofing demanding. Members of Suitable candidates for this information briefings. For Petawawa •Trailer Roofs JTF 2 learn and hone their category are invited to security reasons, CF mem- 6 May 04 - 0930 & 1830 •Free Estimates •Written Guarantee skills relative to specialized attend a seven-day selection bers will be required to show 2 RCHA Training Building •Fully Insured •Competitive Rates tactics, weapons, explosives process (ten for officers) at their CF identification cards P-115 E.P.D.M. 1 PLY and equipment. Missions the unit. A pre-selection at the door. LOW SLOPE & FLAT ROOFING and tasks are relevant to the training program is available For more information on St John’s Over 30 years of Experience current geo-political situa- at any base PSP office. the unit and this year’s 13 May 04 - 2000 90 DIVISION, BRIGHTON tion. Applicants are strongly recruiting campaign check 1 Royal Newfoundland 4 7 5 -44 8 4 2 JTF 2 needs mature,respon- encouraged to prepare for out the JTF 2 website at Regiment Armoury sible, dedicated, physically the process using this pack- http://www.forces.gc.ca/dcd and mentally fit professional age. s/units/jtf2/default_e.asp Halifax SCOOPS ICE CREAM PARLOUR people of high integrity who Special Operation (internet) or 18 May 04 - 0930 & 1830 are ready to push themselves Coxswains applicants are http://dcds.mil.ca/units/jtf2 0930 hrs, CF Maritime OPEN May 1st to the limit. also invited to undergo a /default_e.asp (DND Warfare Centre selection process. Specialists intranet). CF members may 1830 hrs, HMCS SCOT- 24 Flavours of Hard How to apply: and support personnel also call the JTF 2 informa- IAN applicants who apply are tion line at 1-800-959- Ice Cream Members from the Regular selected based on their trade 9188. During base visits Greenwood Big Patio Open Mon - Fri 1 - 9; Sat - Sun 12-9 Force with two years of serv- skills,job performance,qual- JTF 2 recruiting staff can be 20 May 04 - 0930 ice, and members of the ification and personal pro- contacted by pager 1-888- Hangar 6 Room 1005. 265 Dundas Street East GUEST INN (across from Zellers) 392-2566 New book examines Canadian military culture by Allan D. English oretical and a practical Used Vehicle Financing New or Used McGill-Queen’s point of view. It focuses on made easy Purchased or University Press the Canadian and Cars, Trucks, Vans, SUV’s Lease Culture has been described American military cul- Need Financing? as the “bedrock of military” tures, and it provides the first detailed examination Besoin Financement? effectiveness because it influences everything an of the culture of the We know bad things happen to good people Canadian Forces. It also Nous savons que les mauvaises chose armed service does. The recent conflicts in compares their culture to arrivent à de bonnes gens that of the US armed Give Shirley a call today Afghanistan and Iraq have highlighted the impor- forces.The book concludes Appelez Shirley dés aujourd’hui that while the culture of and let’s get you back on the road! tance of culture as a con- cept in analyzing the abili- the Canadian Forces has 966-9936 or 1-888-757-9994 ty of military organizations been “Americanized” to a to perform certain tasks. In certain extent, the culture fact, a military’s culture of the US armed forces, visit us at www.bellevilledodge.ca - Click on financing and due to changes in their per- complete an application online or come see Shirley in person. may determine its pre- sonnel and roles, has expe- Hwy #2 Belleville Open Sun. 10-4 pm ferred way of fighting and dealing with other chal- rienced a certain degree of lenges, like incorporating “Canadianization” at the The Contact - serving our CF end of the 20th and the members where ever they go new technologies, more than its doctrine or organi- beginning of the 21st cen- Forces for twenty-five years. assistant adjunct professor of zational structure. turies. He is a senior researcher fel- history, Queen’s University; This book examines Allan D. English served low, Canadian Forces he is also the editor of The military culture from a the- in the Canadian Armed Leadership Institute, and Changing Face of War. 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Welcome to the Contact Newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Trenton’s Centre Theatre, we can now feature (space permitting) public service announcements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area. Fax us at 965-7490 or email to [email protected], at least 10 days prior to your event. Call 392-2811 Ext. 7005 for more information. The Canadian Mental Health Association Hastings and Prince Edward Branch MONTHLY BOOK SALE The Friends CMHA is a non-profit agency that strives to enhance the men- of tal wellness and quality of life of people in our diverse commu- Trenton Public Library nity. The agency is currently recruiting volunteers for the fol- lowing: BOOK BARGAINSSaturday, APRIL 24th between 9a.m. • Warm Line Telephone Support Program and 1p.m. • Homelessness Initiative Being held at the Municipal building (22 • Assertive Telephone Outreach Program Trent North) in Frankford. If you have a strong interest in helping others and making a difference in your community, call Ann @ (613) 969-8874. Volunteers are needed CMHA is a United Way Agency to shelve books, if you wish to donate your time (two hours a week) please contact Kathy for fur- ther information at 392-2244. The Trentonian Navy League Cadets and the Trenton Branch Navy League invite the citizens of Quinte West to attend the commemoration Proceeds go to all service marking the anniversary of the Quinte West libraries. Battle of the Atlantic. The service is in memory of the crews of His Majesty’s Canadian ships, Canadian Merchant Marine and air squadrons who performed their duty, died so bravely and ensured the freedom of future generations of Canadians during the Second Worls War. The service will be held at King Street United church, Trenton on Sunday, Please register for the workshop and childcare by calling 965-3575. If there are less than five participants the workshop will be cancelled, and you May 2 at 2 p.m. Organized groups attending the service are to meet in will be called. There no cost for childcare for families of deployed members. the parking lot of Ontario House, 80 Division Street, Trenton for the march into the church and depositing of colours. April 28 – Line Dancing – Come in for a night out and learn some line danc- ing steps! Elaine Lemon who teaches dancing classes will show us some steps. The Belleville Art Association is holding its annual Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. spring “Artist’s Choice” show from May 8th - May May 5 – No guest tonight! Come in for coffee or tea and a visit. 22nd 2004 at the Bayview Mall, Dundas Street, May 12- Tai Chi - Belleville. 10 am to 4.30 pm daily. The opening will May 19 - Quilting – Fran Vidal will bring a trunk full of samples of different quilts and quilting supplies. She will introduce you to the basics of quilting be on Saturday May 8th at 2 -4pm. and will talk about the different methods of quilting; patchwork, reverse, pic- ture etc. Canadian Military Flight Engineer Association May 26 – Mind Mapping – Relieve your stress, explore and expand your mind by focusing on your dreams. Visualize and focus on what you would like to do 9th Biannual Reunion and let your imagination take you there! Linda Shepherd will lead this work- Trenton, Ontario shop. June 2 – Hand Made Paper September 10, 11, 12, 2004 June 9 – Hand Made Cards Events: Sept. 10—BBQ at WO/SGTS Mess—open to all aircrew Take a Red Cross Babysitting Sept. 11—Dinner/Dance at Holiday Inn—open only to registered FEs Sept. 12—Brunch at Holiday Inn—open only to registered Fes Course at the Red Cross, Registration: Weekend—$50 per person Quinte Branch TGIF only—$10 per person 365 North Front Street, Suite This promises to be a great weekend. Come and enjoy the comradeship of old and present. For details, contact Ray McIntosh, 61 Nicholas St., 212, Belleville, or at your own location. Trenton, Ontario K8V 4H7, 613-392-2688 or e-mail at [email protected]; or Geof Brodgen, 613-392-1905 or e-mail at [email protected] To register, call 962-9122 today! The Contact 14 April 23, 2004 Finance C’mon all you taxpayers, it’s time to fight back! will be taxed at a lesser much of the interest on investment. This could So, see? Revenge. It’s rate. This is why it also your borrowings as possi- actually create one of the good. it’s your makes sense for a higher- ble is tax-deductible. biggest tax deductions of Garth Turner’s earner to pay the incomes Money borrowed to buy your life, since 90 per cent Investment Television airs taxes of the lower-earner, real estate that gives you or so of most mortgage Sundays on the Global freeing up all the less- income has tax-deductible payments are interest. network. Money taxed money to invest. interest, and so does cash $ Now, you can also pay that you borrow for invest- Garth Turner your spouse (or your kids) ment purposes. So, instead Care for your credit a salary, if you have a of using your own bank (NC)—Incurring debt is part of life for most people. It’s certainly not good apply to have the with- home-based business, for account to buy that mutu- Understanding how best to handle credit will help you news for Paul Martin that holding taxes on your pay- example. 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3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 HOROSCOPES3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Energy Matters -- auto tips part four ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY By Eugenia Last April 25 – May 1 by Sgt. Carlson important; however, to your engine. It keeps dust other harmful substances ARIES (March 21-April 19): Emotional frustration will hamper your con- centration on the 25th and 26th. Give a negative situation a chance to defuse ensure that all the checks and air-borne impurities from your engine. Oil also before you try to do something about it.Act on your gut feelings on the 27th, Good day everyone, this and tests are done regularly. from entering and damag- helps to cool the engine, 28th and 29th if you want to stay in control. You can convince others to see week I’ll finish the series Spring and fall are the most ing internal engine compo- provides a seal between the things your way. Romance should be high on your list. Keep your personal with some tips on how and common and appropriate nents. Clogged air filters cylinder walls and the pis- life separate from your professional life on the 30th and 1st. If you mix the two, it will work against you in the end. Putting in a little extra work will pay what to tune up on your times to get regular mainte- restrict airflow; this can tons, and prevents the off. Someone from your past may have a suggestion on how to earn more vehicle to help stretch that nance done. mean wasted gasoline and engine from rusting. money. dollar. 1. Tune up your car. higher emissions, so replace Eventually, the oil becomes TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Your warmth and generosity will win atten- Maintenance should be Modern carburetors, fuel- these parts regularly. A contaminated and its per- tion and favours from those you talk to on the 25th and 26th. You should contact someone from your past if you have been thinking about him or her. undertaken on a routine injection systems, and elec- dirty air filter can cause a 10 formance additives are used Don’t try to force someone to be frank with you on the 27th, 28th and 29th. basis. While your owner’s tronic ignitions are factory- per cent increase in fuel up, so it is important that Have a good comeback prepared to avoid embarrassing yourself. This is not manual lists all of the main- set and should not be tam- consumption. Air filters the oil be changed regular- the time to make changes. Social activities will lead to love, romance and a tenance jobs to be done and pered with. The servicing should be checked once a ly. Neglecting to replace whole lot more on the 30th and 1st. Relationships will flourish because you will be on top of your game and hard to resist. 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WO R. Field Capt V. Hebert Capt G. Grant received his SWAM, Commander’s Commendation for returning to received her CF Decoration, received a CME Centennial presented by Col T. Carr, Watch, presented by Col T. Carr, OP APOLLO and a CF Physical Fitness Award, CO CCC. CO CCC. presented by Col T. Carr, CO CCC.

Cpl E. Newman MCpl M. Gadbois Sgt S. Raithby received the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal, received his CF Decoration, presented by Col T. Carr, was promoted to that rank, presented by Col T. Carr, CO CCC and CWO Simmons. CO CCC and CWO Simmons. presented by Maj M. Gartenburg CO ATESS.

WO B. Wilson WO Jones Pte(T) D.W.H. Zehr Pte(T) S.C. Mitchell was promoted to that rank, was promoted to that rank, was promoted to that rank, was promoted to that rank, presented by Maj M. Gartenburg presented by Maj W. Watson & CWO R. Bradford, presented by Maj W. Watson & presented by Maj W. Watson & CO ATESS. CO WCE Sqn. CWO R. Bradford, CO WCE Sqn. CWO R. Bradford, CO WCE Sqn.

Congratulations! Félicitations! April 23, 2004 The Contact 17 Feature Canadian Forces to deploy for Injuries, Pain & Motion Solutions Roto 2 of Operation Athena Charles Crowe M.C.S.P., M.C.P.A. Registered Physiotherapist Drug Plans Accepted OTTAWA – Afghanistan and to the in a number of projects, mission is to help main- Approximately 600 international community,” such as digging wells and tain security in Kabul and 497 Dundas St. W. Belleville Canadian Forces (CF) said Minister of National repairing buildings, to the surrounding areas so www.auracom.com/~ccrowept personnel will deploy to Defence, the Honourable help improve the quality that the Afghan Prompt Attention at 967-4747 Kabul, Afghanistan in David Pratt. “ Our efforts, of life of the people in Transitional Authority August 2004 for Rotation along with those of our their area. Nearly 4,000 and UN agencies can 2 of Operation allies, are helping bring CF members have served function. It also includes ATHENA, the Canadian freedom and human on Op ATHENA to date. liaison with political, contribution to the rights to Afghanistan and Canadian Lt. Gen. social and religious leaders International Security we cannot stop short of Rick Hillier currently to ensure that ISAF oper- Assistance Force (ISAF). that goal.” commands the NATO- ations appropriately The announcement was “ It is important to bal- led ISAF, which compris- respect religious, ethnic made by the Prime ance Canada’s interna- es about 6,100 troops and cultural sensitivities in Minister, the Right tional commitments with from 34 nations. ISAF’s Afghanistan. Honourable Paul Martin, the need of the Canadian at Canadian Forces Base Forces to rest, train and Come and see us play and learn Gagetown. prepare for future mis- The Canadian contin- sions,” added General Ray gent, known as Task Force Henault, Chief of the Kabul, will comprise an Defence Staff. “ The armoured reconnaissance reduced deployment to The Trenton MFRC Daycare C A PARK MOTEL A A squadron, an infantry ele- Afghanistan, coupled with Open to all families A A HOUSEKEEPING ACCOMOMODATION AVAILABLE ment, and national com- a drawdown of our forces Giving priority to Military/DND Families TWO-BEDROOM HOMES COMPLETELY EQUIPPED mand and support ele- deployed to Bosnia, will has OPENINGS in ALL Programs INCLUDING WASHER & DRYER ments. They will continue permit the Canadian ( 16 months-12 yrs.) RESTAURANTS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE to occupy Camp Julien, Forces to conduct essential Adjacent to Trenton Shopping Centre Accept Part-Time children - Very Flexible Doris & Walter Richards the Canadian base in force regeneration tasks .” Fun Educational Environment 276 Dundas St. E. Trenton, Ontario Kabul. Additionally, about The current Canadian Emphasis on Outdoor/Physical Education 200 CF personnel will contingent is the largest in (613) 392-1251 support Task Force Kabul ISAF with about 1,900 Nutrious lunch & snacks from a sustainment base personnel deployed. Trained ECE’s with first Aid/CPR located elsewhere in the Canadian soldiers have Escorts to 5 Area schools (Including Bayside & St. Mary’s) Arabian Gulf region. conducted regular patrol Some Bilingual services available “Canada must keep the missions in the Canadian For more information call 965-2442 commitment it has made area of responsibility. In or Come visit 50 Rivers Dr. East Trenton. to the people of addition, they are involved

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