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The 8 Wing Trenton Men’s Hockey Team reigned supreme at the Ontario Region Hockey Championships at Constantine Arena on February 23, 2006, winning their fifth straight title. Team members include (in no particular order): Maj S. Duffy, Maj M. Beauchesne, Pte A. Baran, 2Lt B. Fee, Capt R.J. Ellis, Capt C. Isenor, Cpl P. Hunt, Capt S. Bronsard, Cpl J. Stenning, Cpl D.J. Manser, MCpl D. Dorken, Cpl T. Durocher, Cpl K. O’Donnell, Sgt W. Simpson, Cpl S. Pinard, Cpl L. Browne, Sgt R. Plante, Cpl R. Pyle, Pte C. Morrow, and coach Bryan Pearce. Conference focuses on maintaining a healthy balance

by Amber Gooding than accommodating and philosophies from approach to achieving a Photo: Amber Gooding Contact Staff weather conditions, organiz- dance, martial arts and heal- pain-free lifestyle for those ers and participants carried ing therapies with the ran- suffering from regular body A group of determined on with the scheduled dom movement inspired by aches caused by tension, women gathered at events. the human body, Nia injury and chronic joint and Trenton’s MFRC on A total of 12 workshops embraces the idea of simply muscle pain. February 25 for the “You were offered, ranging from feeling your body. Instructor Danella Can Do it!” Women’s Pilates, Yoga, Mitzvah, Nia Instructor Barb Phillips, Hesler suffered from years Conference 2006, despite and Tai Chi, to belly danc- who also teaches Pilates, of pain due to stiffness, Mother Nature’s attempts to ing and cardio kickboxing. demonstrated the element stress and whiplash. After hinder the event. Each participant was able to of cardio training added discovering Mitzvah and the With a wide variety of attend two sessions over the with the need to continue benefits one can achieve workshops geared towards course of two hours before core support and expressive from gentle body work that personal growth, overcom- meeting at the 8 Wing movement inspired by the allows a person to release ing physical challenges and Chapel for presentations body’s functional needs. tension from the deepest everyday obstacles, the focused on the health of “Nia engages the spirit part of the body, she now inspirational theme of the mind, body and spirit. and touches the heart,” said lives a pain free life, some- day brought women of all A popular choice among Phillips. “In Nia you obtain thing she was once very ages together with a com- the ladies was a barefoot all the traditional benefits of skeptical about. mon goal in mind -- main- cardio workout known as cardiovascular conditioning, “Mitzvah works on deep taining a healthy balance. Nia, which is the combina- stamina, endurance, tissue with little effort while Although Canadian tion of spirit and energy strength, flexibility and incorporating exercises Sara-Jane Gregg (centre), who regularly assists with a begin- triathlete and guest speaker from Eastern and Western relaxation.” based on slow, gentle move- ner’s belly dancing class conducted by Cindy Vieau at Sharon Donnelly was not disciplines. While incorpo- Another area of interest ments,” said Hesler. “I teach Trenton’s MFRC, demonstrates some warm-up techniques able to attend due to the less rating nine movement forms was Mitzvah, a fairly new See Conference, Pg. 3 and movements at the “You Can Do It!”Women’s Conference.

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Anti-boredom Music Mary Lake, working in Wing Supply Clothing Section, was recently Deployment Games appointed as an indeterminate employee with the Public Service. Congratulations Mary, from all of us at Wing Supply. Challenges and much more... Advertise in The Contact Call Judy or Sheila Check out 392-2811 Ext 2748/7008 www.connectingcfyouth.com March 3, 2006 The Contact 3 News Conference helps women find right balance, Cont’d from p. 1 people how to sit, stand Photos: Amber Gooding and walk properly. My clients define their needs based on what type of work they do and we look for ways to improve their patterns of move- ment so they use less effort to get more done efficiently.” Cheryl Rothenberg, Director of Health Promotion for PSP at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton, discussed the areas of ones health that are often ignored — the mental and spiritual state people may not achieve from exercise alone. She explained that achieving the bal- ance sought in a chaotic lifestyle is a personal choice and simple exer- Fitness and health professional Barb Phillips conducts a Nia class and cising and healthy eating demonstrates the adaptable movements to help individuals get fit--Nia is may not ensure you are the body’s way by combining a number of concepts adopted through vari- achieving the optimal ous forms of dance. balance desired. tant to your spirit. She through into your every- achieved from the con- “If you can do things encourages a healthy day lives,” she said. ference was a clear and for your body, you can Danella Hesler shows participant Irene Copland lifestyle and ways to “Define unique, personal common desire that do things for your mind. the effect that simple body work and Mitzvah consider the things that ways to make every day each individual shared It is important to make techniques can have on the body and the ability are important to your an opportunity for per- with each other — that the time for inter- and to work deeply on the neuromuscular and skele- overall success in achiev- sonal growth.” regardless of the goal intra-personal success,” tal parts of the body. ing a happy relationship As the days events set, it would take both said Rothenberg. “You between your mind, wrapped up with a lunch mind and body to do not need aggressive that work your mind as activity suitable for you body and soul. and chance for partici- achieve the health, well- exercise in a gym to be much as your body.” and your needs but to “There are many pants to mingle and chat ness and motivation fit; there are a number of She explained that it also be aware of the ele- ways to make healthy about the activities they required for a balanced activities such as Yoga, is important to find an ments that are impor- choices that will carry took part in, the insight lifestyle. Search & Rescue UPDATE Pay Yourself First...

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Missions for 2006: 14 Missions for Feb.: 9 Persons rescued: 5 293 Sidney Street Belleville 966 4111 • 251 RCAF Road Trenton 394 3361 The Contact 4 March 3, 2006 Opinion / Editorial The Contact Newspaper LETTER CanadianaCanadiana CrCrosswordossword The CONTACT is an unofficial publication of 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. The CONTACT is a weekly military newspaper that provides accurate Reference your Feb. 24 and timely coverage of issues and events at and affecting Canada’s largest edition, page 9, I wish to and busiest air base — 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. We are the primary point out that Major internal and external communications tool for 8 Wing / CFB Trenton and began publishing in November, 1940. We strive to build awareness, Walter Peters was not morale and ‘esprit de corps’ among both the military and civilian com- the first black pilot to munities.It is our priviledge to showcase the efforts of the men and serve in the RCAF. That 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. distinction belongs to Views expressed are those of the contributor unless expressly attributed one Gerry Bell. to DND, CF or other agencies. In case of typographical error, no goods Gerry received his may be sold and difference charged to this newspaper whose liability is limited to a refund of the space charged for the erroneous item. pilot’s wings in 1929. He Published every Friday with the kind permission of Colonel J.P.A. joined “B” Flight of the Deschamps, CD, Wing Commander, 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. RCAF Auxiliary for his pilot training at Camp The Contact Staff Borden in 1932. Eventually Gerry joined 119 Squadron in Editor-in-Chief: Capt Nicole Meszaros Hamilton and then the Managing Editor: Andrea LeBlanc Regular Force in Reporter: Amber Gooding September 1939. Advertising Sales: Judy Leavere During World War Advertising Sales: Sheila Lund II, Gerry helped train Advertising & Promotions Assistant: Adriana G. Sheahan bomber pilots before Bookkeeper: Marilyn Miron transferring to 424 Circulation: Keith Cleaton Squadron to serve as an Assistant Translator/Proofreader: vacant air gunner. Demobbed in PSP Manager: Bob Payette 1946, Gerry re-joined Subscriptions: First Class postage charge $65.00 per year postwar RCAF in 1950. for inside Canada, $130.00 for international. He served on bases across Canada until he Guidelines for submissions: left the military in 1961. ARTICLES AND PHOTOS His next career was as a Technical Inspector with The CONTACT delivers news and information about 8 Wing / CFB SPAR Aviation. Trenton; at home and around the world. We depend on you and our mil- itary community for articles, personal stories and photos. We work hard, Gerry’s decorations with a limited staff, to bring you a quality weekly newspaper. You can help included 1939-45 Star; considerably by following these guidelines on preparing your submissions Defence Medal, CVSM for the paper: & Bar; 1939-45 Medal • Articles should be typed in upper and lower case and in plain black text. Don’t worry about formatting with underlines, bolds, italics, colours, and the Air Efficiency etc. Acronyms should be spelled out on first reference, and then abbrevi- Medal. Gerry passed ated when referred to thereafter. away here in Trenton in • Do not include clip-art or graphics within your typed pages. Additional January 1989. graphics/logos may be sent as separate files. There is a nice display • Articles may be mailed, e-mailed or delivered in person. Non e-mail submissions should be saved in rich text format (.rtf) and as “text only” of Gerry at the RCAF on a 3.5” disk and accompanied by a hard copy of your article. Memorial Museum. I • Articles must include author’s full name, unit and phone #. trust you will find this of • Wherever possible, photos should be included with your article. Include interest and will amend your name and caption on the back of each photo, and number multiple the above-mentioned photos. Electronic photos should be saved in either a jpeg or tiff format at a high resolution,to ensure quality reproduction. article.

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Next time you visit "The Museum" take a stroll down the north aisle, past the First World War exhibits. Just before the Link Trainer look up at the wall. There you'll see a model diorama of a typical British Commonwealth Air Training Plan station, complete with hangars, con- trol tower, H-hut, administration building, hospital and various training aircraft. Working on this project is one of our faithful volunteers, Sergeant Karl Braschuk. Karl, in real life, is an AVN Technician, presently taking the CF French Language Training. In his spare time, he assists the cura- torial staff in various ways. He has conducted tours of the Air Park for cadet and other groups, explaining the roles of the a/c there and produced an informative Air Park display pamphlet. Now he is transforming the north wall into an airfield; no mean feat, working at 90 degrees to the deck. The exhibit is by no means finished. Karl envisages some ground crew types and motor vehicles (Bowser, etc.) parked around the bright yellow trainers; a familiar sight across Canada during the Second World War. The trees may be on hold - we're thinking prairie location. The BCATP came into being at that time for the training of aircrew for the Commonwealth countries. Canada was the ideal location - wide, open spaces and away from the battle. There were approximately 89 such airfields constructed across Canada, leading Franklin D. Roosevelt, then President of the United States, to call Canada the "Aerodrome of Democracy". Karl will have this exhibit finished some time soon, depending on his schedule. He, as do many of our volunteers, comes to help when he can and we appreciate that. If anyone out there thinks this sounds like fun, come and see us. We have many projects in the offing. Our museum operates on volunteer power and we artefacts like having the younger generations aiding and abetting us!

One of the Artefacts

P.S. Karl also is a glider pilot, takes courses from RMC and plays a mean set of bagpipes with the 8 Wing Trenton Pipes & Drums.

Check Out Our New & Improved Website Updated Regularly! www.cfbtrenton.com All the information you need is just a click away! The Contact 6 March 3, 2006 Health Taking health research to the community (NC)—What does health research mean meet the need for mental health services. to you? Do you think of doctors in white A community-based research team in lab coats, test tubes and expensive equip- Kahnawake, Quebec, is working to pre- ment? vent diabetes, a major threat in the com- It’s true that lots of health research munity and within Aboriginal communi- takes place in hospitals and universities ties across Canada. Among other things, but, across Canada, health research is also the group published a community happening right in the community for the newsletter to inform community residents benefit of the community. about the dangers of diabetes and tell The Canadian Institutes of Health them about prevention tactics for better Research (CIHR) invests money from the health. Government of Canada in health research. Across Canada, health care services are CIHR funding supports close to 10,000 no longer being delivered just in hospitals researchers working across Canada. Some and care facilities. More and more, health of these researchers are working directly care is being given in the home and the with community groups and organizations community. A team based at the to solve community-based problems. University of Toronto is studying these Here are a few examples of the kind of changes to help improve health care serv- work taking place. ices. Current projects include studying In Manitoba, a team of researchers, out-of-pocket costs for cancer patients, regional health authority representatives pediatric home care and the impact of the and provincial planners have been working privatization of services such as physical on a series of projects to help improve the therapy. health of people in communities across the Health research helps improve the province.In one study,the team found that health and quality of life for Canadians. between 1997 and 2002, one in four Community-based health research is one Manitobans had at least one mental illness important tool in this effort. diagnosis. It has now published a guide for For more information, visit www.cihr- regional health authorities to help them irsc.gc.ca.

Check it out! Health Promotion is launching a new healthy eating campaign at the Galley. See next week’s issue of The Contact for more details. March 3, 2006 The Contact 7 PSP

Flyers win Ontario regional hockey championship five years in a row Surf n’ Turf

The Flyers’ strive for five Manser, MCpl D. 4-2 in the second period, Photo: Submitted Committee straight Ontario Region Dorken, Cpl T. Durocher, continued to play with meeting Championships was suc- Cpl K. O’Donnell, Sgt W. skill and determination. cessful during the 2006 Simpson, Cpl S. Pinard, Trenton finished the The 8 Wing / CFB Ontario Region Hockey Cpl L. Browne, Sgt R. game strong, prevailing 8- Trenton annual Surf n’ Championships in CFB Plante, Cpl R. Pyle, Pte 2 to take home the gold. Turf race is just three Kingston, 19-23 Feb. C. Morrow. The champi- The team will be off to months away! Trenton sent one of its ons are coached by Brian CFB Borden 22-28 April Please join us on strongest teams on paper, Pearce. to represent 8 Wing/CFB Tuesday March 7 at with depth in all posi- The Flyers demon- Trenton and the Ontario 10:00 a.m. at the tions, and out-scored the strated their skill and dis- Region at the CF Gymnasium (South opposition 27-6. The 8 cipline against strong Nationals. Side), if you are inter- Wing/CFB Trenton competition going The team would like ested in joining the Flyers team members are: through the round robin to congratulate Major planning committee for Maj S. Duffy, Maj M. with a 7-1 and 12-3 victo- Sean Duffy (424 Sqn), the 20th annual version Beauchesne, Pte A. Baran, ry--earning them a posi- 2LT Brad Fee (ATC), Cpl of the popular event. 2Lt B. Fee, Capt R.J. Ellis, tion in the finals. Sabastien Pinard (CPC) Base Kingston G1 Svcs OC, Captain Jane Ann We will be meeting Capt C. Isenor, Cpl P. The final game was and Pte. Andy Baran on Swim, presents Trenton 8 Wing Flyers with the to discuss t-shirt Hunt, Capt S. Bronsard, against CFB Petawawa. winning their first CF winners plaque at this year’s closing cere- design, logo design, Cpl J. Stenning, Cpl D.J. Petawawa, though trailing Regional. monies on 23 February 2006 commemorative 20th Annual additions, route concerns and much SWIMMERS TAKE THEIR MARKS Noon Hour fitness classes more! March Fitness Class schedules are as follows: We also value your feedback and request Mondays -- HI LO that you please let your Tuesdays -- STEP n’ Strength attendance be known Wednesdays -- SPIN prior to, by contacting Thursdays -- Cardio & Core Strength Fitness Coordinator Fridays -- SWEAT Circuit Lisa Refausse at local 3328. See you on the For more information please contact Lisa 7th. Refausse at local 3328. If you require any further information about the programs Reminder: Unit PT requests available prior to race Just a reminder Unit PT requests can be made day, or regarding the with Fitness Coordinator Lisa Refausse at event itself please do [email protected] or at local 3328. not hesitate to call or stop by the gymnasi- We also have many class formats available as um. Our staff can well as programs and workshops if required. If answer any questions your unit would like to put a team together and you may have. Photo: Amber Gooding, Contact Staff registered for Surf and Turf. We are also provid- Mark those calen- The 2006 COSSA swim meet was held at the RexPlex on February 23. ing training PT session to get you and/or your dars and get ready to Fourteen area schools and approximatly 300 swimmers particpated team ready for the eight-leg race. race on 2 June 2006! in the event to qualify for the OFFSA championships being held on March 7 and 8 in Etobicoke. Remember to check out cfbtrenton.com for March’s Fit Bits newsletter! The Contact 8 March 3, 2006 Safety Ideas and tips for safe computing Is it really safe to tions for safer computing: you can rest your entire this time to do non- --Your keyboard should arm on it. repetitive tasks such as travel these days? be placed at the height of --Instead of a mouse, telephoning or filing. (NC)-Hurricanes, earth- website, servicecanada.gc.ca your elbows. It should be consider alternative --Promptly report any quakes, disease and civil and clicking on Public tilted up slightly to help pointing devices such as a symptoms that could unrest have been front page Safety. From there you can keep your wrists in a nat- trackball or joystick. indicate Carpal Tunnel news around the world for click on Travel and ural position. Your wrist --Type with a soft touch Syndrome or other so long now, many Transportation Safety and and lower arm should be to lessen the impact on Repetitive Strain Injuries. Canadians are wondering if find 14 different sub-cate- parallel to the floor. Split your hands. Early treatment and revi- it's safe to travel abroad.The gories. level desks with a lower --Adjust your furniture so sion of your work habits answer is yes, providing they Each of the sub-cate- Submitted by surface for the keyboard you can maintain good and work station are take the proper precautions. gories handles different Don Heans, are better for computer posture as you work. Your important in preventing The Government of aspects of travel safety. One Wing General Safety use than a standard desk. knees should be at the long-term problems. Canada has put together an of the most helpful of these is Officer --Use a cushioned wrist same level or slightly --Arrange your work sta- excellent online resource for the Safe Travel Tips, includ- Nature never intended rest to put less strain on higher than your hips. tion so you can work effi- travelers that gives them ing a link to Travel@home the human body to sit in a your wrists. Don’t rest --Use a footrest if neces- ciently. Frequently used everything they need to and abroad,a comprehensive chair all day with hands your hands on the key- sary to achieve this posi- materials and equipment know about traveling in guide for anyone traveling pounding a keyboard and board or your wrists on tion. Your chair should must be placed where you Canada and overseas, and and living overseas. eyes staring at a computer the edge of the desk. allow you to maintain the can reach them easily how to plan their trip with Proper preparation and screen. Don’t bend your hands up natural curves of your without bending or safety in mind. smart planning are the keys Fatigue, discomfort at the wrist. spine. If it doesn’t have stretching. Start by visiting the main to successful, safe and enjoy- and injury can be the --The computer mouse sufficient padding, place a --Work surfaces should Government of Canada able travel. result of this kind of should be placed so your lumbar cushion or a be free of clutter; items work. Your body is inac- arm (from your shoulder rolled-up towel against used only occasionally tive except for repetitive to your hand) is in a com- your lower back. should be placed else- motions of the hands. fortable relaxed posture. --Flex your fingers and where. Carpal Tunnel If you have to reach too wrists before you begin --Your computer work- Syndrome and other far or twist and shift your data entry. If you do rapid station should be free of Repetitive Stress Injuries body, the mouse is not in keyboarding, start slowly tripping hazards. Cords caused or aggravated by the right place on your to warm up. should be located away computer work can work table. --Don’t rest a telephone from traffic areas. There become permanently dis- --Keep a loose grip on the receiver on your shoulder should be a storage area abling. mouse. Use your whole while you are using the for briefcases, handbags Take an ergonomic arm to operate the mouse, computer. This can cause and other personal items. approach to your com- rather than just moving injury to your neck and Pay attention to these puter job. Good posture, your hand and wrist. If shoulders. Instead, use a ergonomic suggestions workstation layout and you use the mouse a lot, hands-free headset for off the job too. Playing work habits can help pre- in work such as graphic your phone. computer games or surf- vent many of these prob- design or computer aided --Take regular breaks ing the Internet at night lems. design, use a desk exten- from using the keyboard can also contribute to Here are some sugges- sion for your mousepad so or mouse. You can use Repetitive Strain Injuries. BUILDING THROUGHOUT THE QUINTE REGION Bryan Pearce Don Thompson Julie Robitaille Steve Tracze SINCE 1985 The 8 Wing Elite Hockey School has become the premier hockey school in the Quinte area and this year it promises to be even better! We continue to improve the ~ OPEN HOUSE ON • 4 homes available for viewing. quality of instruction and increase the fun quotient for all of our participants. SATURDAY FROM 12-2PM. ~ • Immediate to early April occupancy. This summers highlight will be the introduction of Julie Robitaille, power skating instructor. She has agreed to a five year contract to instruct at the 8 Wing Elite Hockey School. Julie comes highly recommended by many pros, NHL agents and • Ask about our Frankford, Wooler, and teams from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. You can have your first Brighton locations. glimpse of Julie at our March Break School, March 13 to 17 from 8am - 4 pm at the Directions: Dundas, South on Tripp Blvd., base arena. Trenton Right onto Parkview Heights, Steve Tracze former Belleville Bull, noted local sportsman and educator will be Home to Canada’s largest military base. Right onto Sunshine Lane. returning to direct the skills program along with Brad Richardson (Colorado Avalanche) and Jeff Bateman. The Rutledge The Palisades Also returning will be Mike McKeown, Mark Allen, Gabe Proulx and Ben Blakely Lot 7B Sunshine Lane Lot 8B Sunshine Lane who will instruct the skills sessions. Don Thompson will be back for his 5th year at the school.This year Don will be conducting two weeks of goalie specific training in the month of July. Natasha Pearce from Vancouver will be returning to run dry land training sessions. Natasha's background includes working extensively with elite athletes. She has $269,900 1803 sq. ft. $239,900 1550 sq. ft. received training from Peter Twist, well- known national fitness expert. Large, open dining/family room, fireplace and country kitchen 10' x 12' deck, Oak railings, Other highlights include the availability of residence at the Yukon Lodge for those Immediate possession! traveling from outside our area and for those who are interested in the full package. with pantry. The players will enjoy a full range of balanced meals at the Yukon Galley Restaurant. The Crestwood The Arlington This year; along with sweaters, each player will receive socks to match and a ball Lot 6B Sunshine Lane cap. On the final day, we will conduct a skill competition in each age group with the Lot 9B Sunshine Lane winners receiving a one-piece hockey stick. Sorry no duplicate winners! The facility has three full size gyms, indoor and outdoor pools, soccer fields and some of the latest dry land equipment and techniques available. $279,900 2100 sq. ft. Interested participants may register in person at the Base Pool. You can $237,900 1530 sq. ft. $279,900 2-storey home with ensuite and also find our brochures and posters at arenas throughout the region. All brick home, You may also visit us on the web at www.cfbtrenton.com walk-in closet, vaulted ceiling in ceramic in foyer, finished rec room great room, located near shopping, (Please register early as our groups are limited in basement. school and parks. in size and we were full last summer) We look forward to adding to your summer 180 North Front St., Belleville ON 962-4600 Hockey experience!! Email: [email protected] Website: www.hildenhomes.com The Contact 9 March 03, 2006 News

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Home Childcare Network Réseau d'aiguillage pour les pourvoyeurs de soins We are a group of committed caregivers eager to share and learn new ideas Nous sommes un groupe de pourvoyeurs de soins enthousiastes qui aimons with other caregivers in the community about the dynamics of the se rencontrer pour échanger et partager de nouvelles idées et discuter de business. We invite you to join us! divers sujets se rapportant à la garde d'enfant avec d'autres pourvoyeurs de We meet once a month on the 3rd Tuesday at 7:00-8:30 pm at the Siskin la communauté. Centre .Professional development is offered at the Trenton Military Family Nous nous rencontrons le 3ième jeudi de chaque mois de 17h00 - 18h30 au Resource Centre through workshops, parenting courses and informs the Centre Professionel Siskin. Nous vous invitons à vous joindre au groupe! group of other opportunities in the community such as the local Early Au C.R.F.M. nous offrons des ateliers de développement professionnel de Years Centers and Networking with community caregivers. "parenting" et nous vous informons des autres activités communautaires qui sont offertes telles que le Centre des premières années et le réseau Meetings are open to all caregivers. No fee or registration needed. d'aiguillage avec d'autres pourvoyeurs de la communauté. Tous les pourvoyeurs de soins sont les bienvenus à ces réunions. For more information or to join us for an evening please contact: Pour de plus amples informations ou pour vous joindre à nous pour une Patsy-394-5822 or Jeanette-392-0257 soirée, veuillez contacter:Patsy: 394-5822 ouJeanette: 392-0257

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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. ATTENTION AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS HMCS/CFB Cornwallis Reunion The RCAF Memorial Museum is looking for ATC personnel from all parts of The Cornwallis Reunion Association is planning a reunion from Friday, the country who may be interested in promoting an ATC display in the muse- August 25 to Sunday, Aug. 27, 2006 to be held in Cornwallis, Nova um. For more information, contact David Weir, BA, CD (Ret’d ATC) toll free Scotia. During the fifty years that the base was in operation over 500,000 military and civilian men and women worked and trained at 1-800-263-2177 or via email at [email protected]. at HMCS/CFB Cornwallis. Belleville Youth Swim Team Early registration is encouraged, as we are limited to 800 registrants. Information may be obtained by: Mail: Cornwallis Reunion Association “The Beast Kids of Steel Triathlon” PO Box 33 Planning has already commenced for the third Annual Belleville Youth Cornwallis N.S. Swim Team “Kids of Steel” Triathlon, to be held 4 June 2006 in B0S 1H0 Belleville. Last year’s event was an overwhelming success with over Tel: 1-902-638-3434 // Fax: 1-902-638-3101 250 participants from around the province. This year, we have expand- E-mail: [email protected] ed the event to include 300 athletes with participation available for ages Website: www.cornwallisreunion.ca 6-17 years old. The three stages of the triathlon, swim, bike and run, ORCHARD VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH are all catered to the particular age of the athlete. If your child is inter- 178 Lester Rd. Trenton, 392-5284 Pastor: Dr. Raymond Wilson Worship Service: Sunday 10:30am ested in sharing in this exciting and rewarding experience, an initial Everyone Welcome! sign-up and information booth will be set up at the Quinte Mall during the Homeshow, from Friday 3 March until Sunday 5 March, 2006. In addition, registration information is available on-line by visiting the BYST Triathlon website at www.beastkids.ca.

Come on out and “Challenge the Beast”!!!!

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Wing Chaplain/ Aumônier de l’escadre – Major Lloyd Clifton BOWL FOR KIDS SAKE Administrative Assistant/Adjointe administrative – Manon Pilon Ext 2490 UNIT CHAPLAINS / AUMÔNIERS DES UNITÉS Padre Mike Adamcyzk Padre Marc Torchinsky Club Medd, Trenton WORSHIP SERVICES March 26, 2006--2 p.m. start One free game of bowling for all participants OUR LADY OF PEACE (RC) ST CLEMENT ASTRA (PROTESTANT) NOTRE-DAME-DE-LA-PAIX (CR) Chapel Life Co-ordinator For more information, or to enter a team, Chapel Life Co-ordinator Padre James Craig Padre Frank Pellerin please call 394-1456. WORSHIP SERVICE MASS Sunday Mass (English) 1130 hrs Divine Worship (Sun) 1015 hrs Messe Dominicale: 0900 hrs Holy Communion 1st Sunday of the month ATTENTION: PIPERS & DRUMMERS CONFESSION At all times PARISH ORGANIZATIONS PARISH ORGANIZATIONS Parish Council 4th Sun 1330 hrs Chapel Guild Last Tues 1930 hrs 8 Wing Pipes & Drums is continually looking for pipers and Knights of Columbus 1st Thurs 1900 hrs CWL 2nd Tues 1900 hrs drummers, both military and civilian, who would like to play Chorale Merc 1900 hrs in a well established and sought after pipe band. The band Choir Tues 1900 hrs plays for Wing, local, national and international events. If BAPTISM/BAPTÊME interested please contact MWO Ron Reedy at local 7282 or Please allow 30 days notice for preparation. / Communiquer avec le bureau des aumôniers au moins 30 jours avant la date désirée. Pipe Major Jim Macintyre at local 3387. MARRIAGES / MARIAGES It is necessary to contact the chaplains’ office prior to setting a date. Failure to do so could result in disappointment. Afin d’éviter des déceptions, il est important de communiquer avec le bureau des aumôniers avant de choisir votre date. DUTY CHAPLAIN/ AUMÔNIERS EN DEVOIR After working hours, for emergency only, please call the base operator at 392-2811 and ask for the duty chaplain. / Après les heures de travail, pour les urgences seulement, svp appeler la télé- phoniste de la base au 392-2811 et demandez l’aumônier en devoir . The Contact 14 March 3, 2006 Finance

FOR ALL YOUR FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS Mortgage interest break stirs debate ROBERT GRANDMAISON, CD, CFP this, especially all at once. I’m If we were allowed to deduct the Certified Financial Planner also nervous that something like interest on home mortgages it is FINANCIAL PLANNERS (QUINTE) INC. ’ this would inflate the housing certain that we would be faced 55 Glenburnie Drive, Trenton, ON it s your markets even more. And with with some sort of capital gains • RRSP • RRIF • MUTUAL FUNDS the trade off of capital gains this tax upon the sale of our homes. • GIC • SEVERANCE INVESTMENTS may not be in the interest of After all the government has to • EDUCATION PLANS • INSURANCE everyone in the long term. recapture the money it lost from Mutual Funds Provided by From Victoria: Depends on the original tax break. WORLDSOURCE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Money $ any offsetting changes to If interest is deductible this Tel: (613) 392-0044 Res: (613) 392-0280 Garth Turner Capital Gains Exemptions, and will also be reflected in the mar- Fax: (613) 392-7110 e-mail: [email protected] the amount of permitted ket place.A $350,000 home will I have been asking Canadians lurking within? Here are some deduction. Canada would be a become a $425,000 home since over the past couple of weeks of your comments: different place if Joe Clark had it is in effect being subsidized in about changes they’d like to see From Toronto: I think the known how to count, and this the interim. This will translate in the way we are taxed. After tax-free accumulation of value policy had been adopted in the into higher property taxes and all, I did get myself into the from a primary residence out- early 80’s.My American friends higher insurance costs.Where is 251 RCAF Rd., P.O. Box 278 House of Commons, so the weighs the benefit this promis- can tell me all about what might your tax break now? Trenton, ON K8V 5R5 least I can do is try to get the es if we start taxing the capital have been (and they do). So of We can now see who exact- government to listen, right? gain on homes. I also think it course it makes much sense,but ly will be helped by this • Stocks • Mutual Funds • Bonds Well, that’s the theory. And I’m would be a burden to the as a member of the generation deductibility. Someone who Don Lockey, BA, CSA • RRSP • RRIF • GIC Investment Advisor working hard at it. homeowner and tax depart- born immediately after the baby already owns a mortgaged So, I have let loose a num- ment to figure out the capital boomers (its not unlike coming house, never ever plans to sell, Tel: (613) 394-6589 Fax: (613) 394-4903 ber of trial balloons, and asked gain on a primary residence. to town just after a swarm of and doesn’t care about any cap- E-Mail: [email protected] Member: CIPF you to shoot them down or From Kelowna: For millions locusts has passed through) I’m ital gains taxes his children will watch them fly. One is the abil- of people like myself who have not certain I would want to pay have to pay. Auto - Home - Boat - Life - Investments ity of people to write off the spent a lifetime paying mort- Capital Gains on the sale of my No forget interest WHITLEY INSURANCE interest on their mortgages gages with after-tax dollars, I home, if I chose to move up deductibility! Select your home from income tax. The would suggest that it would be from my 1600 sq ft Victoria and pay for it yourself. If you

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Therefore, the partner earned less than $8,079 last by Lt Chris F. recent premiere in Depending on your situation, non- spouse with the lowest income year, follow the calculation on line Courtemanche Toronto. refundable tax credits can help should claim all expenses. 303 of your return to see what For the veteran pilot reduce your tax base. Here are a You can claim the expenses of amount you can claim. TORONTO – Captain and 2004 CF-18 few simple tips you should keep in all immediate family members If you were single, divorced, Dave Pletz, a Canadian demonstration pilot, mind. (child, spouse, parent, grandparent, separated, or widowed you can fighter pilot with 425 the movie is “phenome- brother, uncle, niece…) who claim a maximum amount of Squadron at 3 Wing nal” and very realistic, Charitable donations depended upon you for support $7,344 minus the income for any Bagotville, says the new with a great storyline. during the tax year. The total of dependent. This amount is called Imax film, Fighter Pilot: “It is a must-see Those of you who make dona- these expenses must be more than the “Amount for an eligible Operation Red Flag,is movie”, recommends tions to your favourite charity will the lesser of $1,844 or 3% of the dependent” and is found on sched- the next best thing to the pilot. get a tax credit when these are dependent’s net income for the ule 5 of your return. being there. The Canadian Imax claimed on your tax return. Keep year up to a maximum of $10,000. “The only way you premiere of Fighter in mind that the federal credit is You can claim medical expenses Age and Pension Credits could actually get the Pilot: Operation Red 15% on the first $200 and 29% on paid in any 12-month period audience to feel closer Flag took place at the amounts above $200. In addition, ending in 2005 that were not These amounts are based on to the real thing, short Ontario Science Centre there are corresponding provincial claimed in the previous year. your age and whether you are of sitting behind me in in Toronto, on 27 credits based on your province’s tax receiving a pension and can also be the cockpit, would be to January 2006. The rates. Tuition and Education transferred to your spouse. hand out helmets and American movie was Charitable donation receipts Amounts All of the above mentioned oxygen masks to them,” filmed and produced by can be transferred to your spouse. credits and further explanations are said Capt Pletz after famed Canadian direc- The higher income earner should You can claim fees paid for in your General Income Tax and attending the film’s tor Stephen Low. claim all donations if the province post-secondary courses. Each Benefit Guide 2005. Take the time of residence has a provincial surtax claim must be $100 or more for to read the portions of the guide and the higher income earner is each educational institution and that apply to your claims. It may subject to it. This way you will get the institution should provide save you money or prevent you the maximum credit against the you with an official tax receipt from making a costly mistake. income in the highest tax bracket. or a form T2202A. A portion of If surtaxes do not apply, either the education amounts can also This article is for general infor- spouse can claim the donations. be transferred from spouses and mation purposes only and is the opin- children. To find out what ion of the writer. Medical Expenses amount is eligible, complete the calculation on the back of your Phil Marcus, CFP Medical expenses are also T2202A or schedule 11 in your VP Financial Planning transferable between spouses. income tax forms. SISIP Financial Services, Ottawa Capt Dave Pletz on the set of CITY-TV in Toronto. The Contact 16 March 3, 2006 Showcase

Cpl L. Harford Cpl M. Roddy Cpl K. Cook received his CD1, presented by received his CD, presented by received his CD1, presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO.

Cpl D. Simard Cpl L. Sleeman MCpl J. Zagler received his CD1, presented by received his General Service Medal, presented by received his General Service Medal, presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO.

Cpl D. Austin MWO P. Bauml PO1 K. Stewart Capt D. McClure received his General Service Medal, presented by received his General Service Medal, received his General Service Medal, received his General Service Medal, LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO.

Cpl A. Morinville Cpl P. Zeeman Cpl D. Jette Cpl P. Budden received his General Service Medal, received his General Service Medal, received his General Service Medal, received his General Service Medal, presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. presented by LCol D.J. Gould, WLEO. Congratulations! Félicitations! March 3, 2006 The Contact 17 Classifieds

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