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A good night out Volume 58 Number 24 | June 17, 2013 is never far away! Free rides to and from Nelles Free pool 15% Military Games night Discount Movie night MARPAC NEWS CFB Esquimalt, Victoria, B.C. Special events 250•381•8725 www.lookoutnewspaper.com 878 Viewfi eld Rd. See our ad on page 2 for details www.upakstorage.com Keeping the ships seaworthy Charles Wood from the diesel shop at Fleet Maintenance Facility Cape Breton installs rings on a piston for HMCS Regina’s propulsion diesel engine. 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E-mail your answer to Kate King: [email protected] For i For i r i Fo Fo r inform ation a nd ticke The King family lace up their runners in preparation for the Navy Run. This ts, visit Draw date: Tuesday July 2, 2013 family will run together in the 10K portion as a gift to mom for Mother’s Day. Seen here are Kalliana King, Koltin King, PO1 Mike King, and Cathy King hold- Win ing her Mother’s Day card. Navy Run for Mother’s Day Shelley Lipke ier track,” she said. “I thought we could Staff Writer have some fun and lead by example.” Both children are very active at school, When military spouse Cathy King saw but PO1 Mike King says they’ve been the June 23 Navy Run on a Facebook post, preparing on the country roads around she thought it would be a great oppor- Cowichan. tunity to involve her whole family in an “I am hoping it’s the first of many things active day. like this that we can take part in together,” She suggested her Mother’s Day gift be he says. running the race as a family of four, and It will be a busy day for the family. the family agreed. Following the run they’ll head to Cowichan “We have been trying to get on a health- to take part in the Big Bike Ride. Celebrate Aboriginal Day For the 2013 National address from A/SLt Nicole tage. Setting aside a day for Aboriginal Day, the Shingoose. Aboriginal peoples is part Formation will celebrate Come enjoy an artisan of the wider recognition of the theme “Expressions of marketplace supported by Aboriginal peoples’ impor- Honour” on Thursday, June the local Aboriginal commu- tant place within the fabric 20, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. nity, Aboriginal drumming, of Canada and their ongoing Special guests include and dancing demonstrations contributions. Aboriginal veterans, CF from various groups. The annual event cel- senior leadership, local National Aboriginal Day ebrates the unique heri- Chiefs, members of the coincides with the summer tage, diverse cultures, and Victoria Native Friendship solstice and many Aboriginal outstanding achievements Centre, Metis Nation groups mark this day as a of the nation’s Aboriginal of B.C., and a keynote time to celebrate their heri- peoples. 4 • LOOKOUT June 17, 2013 ofOPINION WHO WE ARE mattersLookout asked this question: MANAGING EDITOR What do you like most about your life and why? 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