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First candlelight vigil held at the Performers on this year’s train United Way of Hastings & Prince Edward ExIt’s #1 salEs rEprEsEntatIvE Quinte West cenotaph was 22 years include Dallas Smith and Odds refl ects organization’s catchment area IRP DND Approved ago in 1994 5 8 11 Earl of Bessborough Social House opens By Ross Lees that our government asks us to do. It’s what builds that morale and that esprit de corps and, t started over a pint of beer and it ended over at the end of the day, it’s what gives us that little Ia pint of beer. bit of extra oomph to do the things we need to In the beginning, 8 Wing Commander Colo- do when those things get really tough.” nel (Col.) Colin Keiver and television personal- Pride already exists in abundance for this ity Damon Bennett were just talking while en- Continued on page 18 joying a brew. A year later, they were preparing to enjoy a brew at the Earl of Bessbor- ough Social House, a place where men and women of all ranks can gather and enjoy a beer amongst their military and Cana- dian Forces Base (CFB) Trenton community col- leagues. There is but one rule at this most social of all social places on 8 Wing / CFB Trenton, joked Col. Keiver – “Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.” “The Earl of Bessbor- ough is a place for the peo- ple of 8 Wing to come and share their stories or just recap the day’s happen- ings,” Col. Keiver stated, adding it is here the nar- rative of 8 Wing and its Quinte West people will continue into the future. “This is their place to remembers come and tell those sto- ries and perpetuate that Stewart Lowe, who placed a wreath for the Afghanistan veter- narrative,” he said. “Be- Contractor and television personality Damon Bennett, back- ans at the Quinte West cenotaph, takes a moment to remember cause it is that narrative ground, watches 8 Wing Commander Col. Colin Keiver dem- fallen comrades. Photo by Ross Lees that makes us strong, that onstrate the pouring of a pint of Guinness at the o cial grand Please see story on page 12 brings us together and al- opening of the Earl of Bessborough Social House at 8 Wing/CFB lows us to go do the things Trenton on Nov. 10. Photo by Ross Lees New PatieNts always welcome! Family, Implant & Cosmetic Dentistry 613-392-2563 Conscious Sedation | Personalized Payment Terms 499 Dundas St. W, Trenton Prompt Emergency Service www.westenddentaltrenton.com Orthodontist & Denturist on Staff Electronic Claims Submissions eveNiNgs & saturday aPPoiNtmeNts available We put a smile on your face. 2 - The Contact Advertising November 18, 2016 no-CHargewintertirePaCKage UP to extra inClUdes: $1,400valUe1 tires tPms BalanCing witHtHePUrCHaseofseleCtnewveHiCles wHeels moUnting installation

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By Ross Lees represented at the production level as they pitched in to help make the pan- upport for the Government of Canada cakes, scrambled eggs, sausages and ba- SWorkplace Charity Campaign (GC- con that made up the meal. WCC) Pancake Breakfast was high at 8 Even more of the members of 8 Wing Wing/ Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Tren- were on the other side of the counter, con- ton – both from a consumption and a pro- suming the pancakes as quickly as they duction point of view. could be made. The 8 Wing leadership team was well This popular event is a hit each year

Lieutenant-Colonel (Lt.-Col.) Cathy Blue, 8 Wing Logistics and Engineering Of- fi cer, and Master Warrant O cer (MWO) Darrell Frowen were fi rst in line to test the quality of the food while Colonel (Col.) Colin Keiver, 8 Wing Commander, prepares to join the production line in the background. Photos by Ross Lees

and there seemed to be even more fun strated a relaxed expertise while prepar- involved this year as experienced hands ing scrambled eggs in large quantities. went to work preparing the ingredients The pancake cook also drew admiration of the successful breakfast. as she quickly demonstrated the ability Warrant Offi cer (WO) Vince Otterson, to fl ip the pancakes with little apparent of 1 Canadian Air Division Transport anxiety. and Rescue Standardization and Evalua- There were some hold ups in the line as tion Team (TRSET), had his fellow cooks the pancakes proved very popular. WO Vince Otterson demonstrated a practiced hand at producing scrambled marveling at his skill on the skillet. “Who knew pancakes would prove so eggs in large quantities at the GCWCC pancake breakfast recently. “This is not your fi rst scrambled egg ro- popular at a pancake breakfast?” one as- deo,” one person called out as he demon- sembly-line worker noted.

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Letter to the Editor Letters to Inter-Rotary Spelling Bee looking the Editor: All letters must be signed for more participation and the name of the author will be published. Include a Dear Editor, school principals within the Quinte region, the regional winners, because the bee will be phone number for verifi ca- On Saturday, May 13, 2017, the third annual and responses are starting to fl ow in. If you covered by cable television. tion. We reserve the right Inter-Rotary Spelling Bee will be held in Bel- have a child in grade 4 through 8 who would For photos and updates, please see our to edit while preserving the leville for students in Grades 4 to 8 inclusive. enjoy this challenge (or if you are such a stu- Facebook page: main objective of the writer. Last year, 22 schools from Brighton, Tren- dent yourself), please encourage your school https://www.facebook.com/interrota- We cannot guarantee that ton, Belleville and Prince Edward County to participate. ryspellingbee/ any particular letter will be participated in this fun educational event. Cash prizes will be awarded to two win- Karen Selick, printed. E-mail letters to: This year, we organizers would like to see as ning spellers at each school (junior and in- Public Relations, cfbcontactnewspaper@ many as 40 schools participate. termediate), as well as to the regional cham- Inter-Rotary Spelling Bee Committee gmail.com We have recently sent invitations to the pions. There will also be fame and glory for @InterRotarySpellingBee

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By Second Lieutenant en were indeed dead, and not just Ken Jacobson, unconscious, but also as a means 8 Wing Public Affairs to guard their bodies from being desecrated by the enemy. Today, onouring those who have the tradition acts as not only a vi- Hpaid the ultimate sacri- sual reminder of Remembrance fice in the name of peace, Royal Day, but also as a symbolic pledge Canadian Air Cadets from 173 to guard the honour of those who Royal Tiger, and 704 Air Force have paid the ultimate sacrifice City Squadrons stood guard at in the name of peace. the four corners of the Trenton According to Captain (Capt.) Cenotaph. Carol Harvey, Administration Covering a period of 24 hours Officer with the 173 Royal Tiger from 10:50 a.m. on Nov. 10 until Air Cadet Squadron, who has the conclusion of the official Re- been an integral part of organiz- membrance Day ceremonies the ing the vigils for the last 10 years, following morning, 80 Cadets the first candlelight vigil held at from the two local Royal Cana- the Quinte West cenotaph was 22 dian Air Cadet squadrons stood years ago in 1994. "We want to support everyone, post, rotating every 30 minutes Capt. Harvey sites a personal honestly. Every single one of them Cadets from 173 Royal on each of four corners of the connection that inspires her in- [veterans] did something that gave Tiger, and 704 Air Force Trenton Cenotaph. volvement each year. us our today. It's really important City Squadrons stand Once the initial four sentries "My uncle, a member of to us to give back," she said. vigilant as candles are were in place, a candle laying cer- the Royal Canadian Air Force For further information, on placed around the Tren- emony was held where the flags (RCAF) died on Dec. 20, 1943. My where and when memorial can- ton Cenotaph during the were lowered to half-staff, and father was waiting for him, com- dles will be available for next candlelight ceremony, 10 memorial candles, in memory of ing back from a mission, and he year's candlelight vigil, contact November. Photo by Cor- loved ones lost at war or far from never came back." Branch 110 at (613) 392-3740 or poral (Cpl) John Layton, 2 home, were lit and laid along the Seventeen year old 704 Squad- (613) 392-0331. Air Movement Squadron steps of the cenotaph. This year’s ron Chief Warrant Officer, War- For more information on the (173 Royal Tiger Squadron ceremony illuminated the Quinte rant Officer First Class (WO1)Royal Canadian Air Cadet pro- volunteer). (right) Flight West cenotaph through the night Kayla Fyfe added, "A majority of gram, contact 173 Royal Tiger Corporal (F/Cpl) Kyle Mac- with the light of remembrance our cadets volunteer. We want to Squadron at 613-394-5156 or by Gregor, from 173 Royal Ti- from more than 500 candles. give back to the community and email to [email protected], ger Squadron stands his Traditionally, night vigils were also help support the veterans or 704 Air Force City Squadron post during the 24 hour conducted over the slain as a way who gave their lives so we could at 613-921-7047 or by email to candlelight vigil. Photo by to ensure that those who had fall- have ours.” [email protected] 2Lt Ken Jacobson. November 18, 2016 News 7 - The Contact L’Envol pancake breakfast supports United Way campaign

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he École élémentaire Tcatholique L’Envol students and staff love their sweet United Way of Hastings and Prince Ed- ward pancake breakfast fund- raising. In its seventh year, the break- fast attracted 90 hungry partici- pants last week and raised $560 for this year’s United Way cam- paign, according to Director Mé- lanie Reynolds. These two young ladies got right down to enjoying the pan- Students and parents were met with staff members ready to Mrs. Reynolds said that she cakes and fixings early in the school day on Nov. 10. serve pancakes and all the fixings in the school gymnasium on couldn't be happier with the work Nov. 10. that everyone put in to make the event happen. The École élémentaire “Caroline Jean, a member of catholique L’Envol the school staff, was the one who students and staff took the lead for the initiative were in early on Nov. along with the help of the Grade 10 to cook and enjoy 7 and 8 classes. Everyone seemed a pancake breakfast to be enjoying themselves the with proceeds going day of, and it was a great way to to the United Way of bring people together for a great Hastings and Prince cause,” she stated. Edward. Photos by Mrs. Reynolds added that the Ross Lees school is looking forward to many more pancake breakfasts These two young ladies got right down to en- in the future in support of the joying the pancakes and fixings early in the United Way. school day on Nov. 10. &

Members Approve the Merger of Bayshore Credit Union and QuintEssential Credit Union November 9, 2016 Bayshore Credit Union and QuintEssential Credit Union today announced that their members have overwhelmingly approved the merger of the two financial institutions. At meetings held on November 7th and 8th, the members approved a resolution to amalgamate the two credit union’s effective December 31, 2016. This was the final regulatory step in a process which began in June of this year. The approval of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario was received on September 29, 2016. The approval of the members now paves the way for Quinte First Credit Union Limited to begin operations on January 1, 2017. Quinte First Credit Union will The École élémentaire catholique L’Envol had its Remembrance Day display be the only community owned financial institution in Quinte. With assets of prepared for the next day. over $188,000,000 and more than 14,000 members, Quinte First will serve the community through two branches in Belleville, two branches in Trenton and a fifth The École élémentaire catholique L’Envol had its Remembrance Day display branch in Frankford. With five branches and a total of seven ATMs, Quinte First will prepared for the next day. have one of the largest networks in the area. Carrie Gregoire, the current President and CEO of QuintEssential Credit Union will assume the same role for Quinte First. She describes the merger in these terms, SO THAT “The creation of Quinte First will allow our community to benefit from one strong, engaged, truly local credit union. All of our decisions will be made locally and all of our investments will continue to help grow our strong and vibrant community. With WE MAY 120 years of combined service to the residents of Quinte, Quinte First will further our vision of improving lives and strengthening our community. We’re pleased to BE FREE. be delivering co-operative banking with a partner such as Bayshore; this istrulya For every war, there are partnership of equals.” many who bravely and Joe Bell, current CEO of Bayshore Credit Union will take on the new role of proudly leave their loved ones behind to protect Vice-President of Operations. He stated that, “This merger creates a very exciting the freedoms that we as prospect for our members and the community as a whole. The community will now Canadians are afforded. have a truly local financial institution for all of their banking needs both personal and business. As the only locally owned, member driven financial institution in the It is these brave region, Quinte First Credit Union presents a unique value proposition that no other few we honour. financial institution ingion there can match.” Trenton East Trenton West For more information please contact Carrie Gregoire, President and CEOat 29 Bay Street 170 Dundas St. W. QuintEssential Credit Union (613) 966-4111 ext. 229 and Joe Bell, CEOat 613-394-2433 613-392-3579 Bayshore Credit Union (613) 966-5550. www.weaverfuneralhomes.com 8 - The Contact News November 18, 2016 18th edition of the CP Holiday Train arriving Nov. 28

By Ross Lees the Quinte area beginning with a while the all-Canada train's first Belleville stop at 9:15 a.m. shows will come a day later, also ou know the holiday season is The train is scheduled to arrive in Montreal. The U.S. train will Ytruly about to begin when the in Trenton at 10:15 a.m. and then complete its final shows in Sas- Canadian Pacific Holiday Train arrive in Brighton at 11:30 a.m. katchewan on Dec. 15, and the arrives in the area and, this year, As in years past, two trains final show of the tour will take that will be on Nov. 28. will operate coast-to-coast un- place Dec. 17 at Port Coquitlam, Checking in for its 18th year in der the Holiday Train banner, B.C. an effort to raise money, food and with approximately 150 shows Performers on this year’s Holi- awareness for local food banks held in November and December. day Train are Dallas Smith and and food shelves, this festive The train that operates primar- Odds. train featuring performers Dal- ily through the U.S. will launch las Smith and Odds will arrive in in the Montreal area on Nov. 25, Continued from page 9 2016 Trenton Santa Claus Parade Sunday, November 27 th Parade begins at 4:30 p.m. (Sharp)

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Continued on page 8 I can't wait for this amazing same level of happiness and experience to begin," Smith prosperity." Platinum selling Country said.​ "We are very excited about star Dallas Smith has blazed Odds was born out of this year's CP Holiday Train a path across genres in Ca- the 1987 Vancouver music and are encouraging all event nadian music for nearly two scene and their albums have attendees to bring healthy, decades and fans continue achieved platinum status in nutritious food items to the to prove they’ll follow him their native Canada, along shows," said Pam Jolliffe, wherever he wants to go. This with six JUNO nominations, Interim Executive Director, Vancouver, BC native has an several top 10s, and a few top Food Banks Canada. "For armful of JUNO and CCMA 40 hits in the US and around the last two decades, CP has Award wins and nominations the world. played an integral role in rais- and continues one of the most "The Holiday Train is a ing essential food for the holi- talked about journeys in Ca- marvel. Over the last fivedays and in raising awareness nadian country music. years it has given us a chance of hunger-related issues." ​ "Being able to help local to become part of the truly Every pound of food and food banks across the country beneficial part of the holidays dollar raised at each stop is something I'm excited to be - to bond with our community stays with the local food bank a part of. I've toured Canada and use that connection to to help feed those in need in many times but not like this. help bring everyone up to the that community. 2016 Trenton Santa Claus Parade Sunday, November 27 th

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By Ross Lees from his defensive corps to shut out the Golden Hawks scorers for he Trenton Golden Hawks, the remainder of the game. Tdisplaying their new RCAF In a stellar third period for Flyers jerseys, were flying high the Hurricanes, McKenzie Gray in the first period of their game (5:19) and Christian Dedonato against the Newmarket Hur- (12:24) gave the Golden Hawks a ricanes on Remembrance Day, scare as they applied pressure scoring a 3-2 win. throughout the final period, al- 8 Wing Commander Colonel though Golden Hawks’ goalie (Col.) Colin Keiver and Quinte Joseph Murdaca shut down any West Mayor Jim Harrison were further scoring attempts. joined by a Legion Branch 110 “We came out strong but then member to officially drop thewe got a bit sloppy and took some puck on Nov. 11 in remembrance bad penalties with the result that of those who fought and gave the we let Newmarket back into the supreme sacrifice in conflictsgame,” coach Jerome Dupont around the world. said of their solid start to the The Golden Hawks notched game. first-period goals by Liam Mor- “With Newmarket’s new coach- gan (10:17) and Jeremy Pullara ing staff, they are a much im- (13.31) to take an early game lead proved team desperate to make and Brandon Marinelli missed a the playoffs and a lot more diffi- wide open net in another scoring cult to play against,” he added. opportunity. The new RCAF Flyers jerseys Michael Silverie launched the will be the team’s third jerseys 8 Wing Commander Col. Colin Keiver and Quinte West Mayor Jim Harrison were joined by a Golden Hawks attack in the sec- and will be worn on special occa- Legion Branch 110 member to officially drop the puck on Nov. 11 in remembrance of those who ond period (7:02) to give them a sions, according to John McDon- fought and gave the supreme sacrifice in conflicts around the world. The Trenton Golden Hawks 3-0 lead but Newmarket’s B. Mun- ald, the business director and were wearing their new RCAF Flyers jerseys for the occasion. Photos by Ross Lees dell put up a wall of defence in assistant general manager of the conjunction with good protection Golden Hawks.

Liam Morgan opens the scoring for the Trenton Golden Hawks in their 3-2 win Friday night over the Newmarket Hurricanes on Remem- brance Day. Lottie Jones Florist Ltd. Collecting Family Owned and Operated assists from Since 1923 Jeremy Pul- lara and Lucas Eleanor Barker Brown, Mor- MaryAnne White gan throws his The Golden Hawks continue to lead the East Division of the Ontario Junior Hockey League with arms in the air 44 Quinte Street 37 points and are second in the league to Georgetown. Trenton remains ranked eighth nationally in celebration Trenton, ON K8V 3S9 with only the Cobourg Cougars (3) and the Georgetown Raiders (4) ranked ahead of them in the of the goal. Ph: 613-392-2537 Canadian Junior Hockey League rankings. The Whitby Fury are given an honourable mention. www.lottiejonesflorishltd.com Of the four teams mentioned in the ranking, three are from the East Division of the OJHL. November 18, 2016 News 11 - The Contact United Way of Quinte officially changes name to United Way of Hastings & Prince Edward

ccording to Judi Gilbert, Ex- and city like Madoc, Quinte West, Quinte raise over $2.1 million, Aecutive Director, “The change Picton, Tweed and Bancroft,” which assisted the organization to Hastings & Prince Edward is said Ms. Gilbert. in funding more than 75 local pro- more representative of the orga- In 2015, the communities of grams and initiatives throughout nization’s catchment area. As the Hastings and Prince Edward these two Quinte region counties. organization has evolved and the counties helped United Way of Judi Gilbert, Executive Director agencies supported has grown to include all of Hastings and Prince Edward counties, it made perfect sense to have a name that reflects our entire area of focus.” “This has been on our radar and has been a priority for the organization and we are thrilled with the change,” added Gilbert. Today, the local United Way supports upwards of 75 programs that fall within the boundaries MessKit of Hastings and Prince Edward counties - as far north as May- w w w nooth, east to Deseronto, south to the shores of Lake Ontario and west to the Brighton border. The local United Way held its first board meeting in May of 1958 and was known as Commu- Measuring nity Chest. In 1968, the name was changed to United Community Services of Belleville & District. This name remained until 1992 when the organization became at CANEX United Way of Quinte. Gilbert noted there is current- ly a misconception that because the United Way office is located in Belleville they do not provide C A N E X E x t end e d S e r vices significant support to organiza- tions in smaller rural centres. We will now offer in-store M e ss D r e ss Uni f o r m F i t t i ngs. “The name change sends a very clear message to our stake- Eve r y We d n e sday from 12:00- 17:00 or by appointment. holders, corporate partners, in- A ltera t ion s ex per t o n - s ite. O rd ers w i l l be p l a c ed dividual donors and volunteers that our focus continues to be the w i t h A n d r e i t h e M ast e r Tail o r. entire region and in addition to Uniforms can be purchased on the CANEX Cre d i t P l a n . continuing to support programs throughout Hastings and Prince Edward counties, it is equally important that we continue to look for donor support from each small town, rural community

CANADA’S MILITARY STORE CANEX.ca 12 - The Contact News November 18, 2016 Quinte West remembers those who sacrificed their lives, their limbs and their youth

By Ross Lees

he Quinte West region once Tagain came out in very large numbers to remember their fall- en heroes and those who fought for our freedom on Nov. 11. Still a large number of those at- tending are those very heroes or our newest heroes, the members of today’s Canadian Armed Forc- es who have travelled to foreign lands to fight for the freedom of others. Trenton Legion President Manny Raspberry noted genera- tions of heroes had populated wars from the Great War to Af- ghanistan. “This is a moment to honour their memory and strengthen our resolve as a nation and in- dividuals to live up to the ideals that they fought and died for,” he stated. Those veterans would have been happy to see their torch was being passed on, as many brave, young military members were prepared to continue battles world-wide; and young children and adults from area schools and the entire Quinte West region came out to honour the memo-

Continued on page 13 Sliver Cross Mother Audrey Goodrich, accompanied by Branch 110 Comrade Lois Kent, lays a wreath at the Quinte West cenotaph.

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New Programs at the 965-3575. Al Anon offre de l’espoir et de la force aux familles de Trenton MFRC la communauté dont un membre souffre de problème Wine Glass Creations de consommation d’alcool. Les dimanches de 18h30 à Visit our website - www.trentonmfrc.ca - or 19h30. Pour information, contactez Linda Reade 613- our Facebook page to fi nd new and returning Dates: Thursday, Oct. 13 - Halloween Design; Thurs- 392-2811 poste 4583 ou [email protected]. programs or events for adults, children, and day, Nov. 17 Winter/Christmas Design. Time: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Cost: $20/class, includes two (20 oz) the whole family! Trenton MFRC Special needs parent glasses and painting supplies. Where: Trenton MFRC. Nouveaux programmes pour support group Deadlines to register and pay: Oct. 6 and Nov. 10. For l’automne au CRFM de Trenton more information call 613-965-3575. Every second Thursday of the month from 6 p.m. to Visitez notre site internet - www.trentonmfrc. 7:30 p.m. Connect with other families in your commu- ca - ou notre page Facebook pour trouver les Creations de verres à vin nity and discuss topics that effect and interest you. nouveaux programmes et événements en plus Gain support and insight from local families. This Dates: Jeudi 13 octobre Design pour Halloween; Jeu- de ceux qui nous reviennent, pour les adultes, support group is for parents, grandparents, caregiv- di 17 novembre Design hiver/Noël. Heure: de 18h30 à les enfants et toute la famille! ers of children with all special needs. Next meeting 20h30. Coût: 20,00$/classe, comprend deux verres (20 will be Oct. 13. Contact Orlana if you require child- MFRC’s 3rd Annual Christmas oz) et matériel requis. Où: CRFM de Trenton. Dates care a week prior to the meeting 613-392-2811 ext. 3953 Marketplace limite pour inscription et paiement: 6 octobre et 10 or [email protected] novembre. Information : 613-965-3575. Join the Trenton MFRC for our third An- Groupe de soutien pour les parents de nual Christmas Marketplace. Come out and Al Anon meeting personnes ayant des besoins particuliers fi nish your Christmas shopping by support- ing small business owners in our commu- An Al Anon meeting will be starting at the Trenton Venez rencontrer d’autres familles de la communau- nity. Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission MFRC. Al Anon meetings are open to the general té pour discuter, échanger, obtenir du soutien et des is a monetary donation or a non-perishable public, offering strength and hope for friends and ressources. Ce groupe d’entraide est pour les aidants food item to a local food bank. There will be families of problem drinkers. Sept. 11 from 6:30 p.m. naturels de personnes avec des besoins particuliers. a large variety of products, a bake sale sup- to 7:30 p.m. For more information, please contact Lin- Ces rencontres ALLont DESIGNS, lieu PLANS le deuxième AND RENDERINGS jeudi © COPYRIGHT du JENISHmois HOUSE de DESIGN LIMITED porting the Trenton MFRC Youth Centre as da Reade 613-392-2811 ext 4583. 18h à 19h30. La prochaine rencontre sera le 13 octobre. well as a great door prize! Something fun for everyone. Rencontre Al Anon Pour information contactez Orlana Bourgoin 613-392- 2811 poste 3953 ou [email protected]. Des rencontres Al Anon ont lieu au CRFM de Trenton. Le 3e Marché de Noël au CRFM Continued on page 15 Venez à notre 3e Marché de Noël annuel.

Venez fi nir vos emplettes tout en encourag- eant les petites entreprises de la communau- té. Le 3 décemdre de 10 h à 15 h. L'admission est un don monétaire ou un produit non-péri- ssable pour la banque alimentaire locale.Vous y trouverez une grande variété de produits, une vente de pâtisserie en appui au Centre THIS DESIGN INCLUDES des jeunes du CRFM de Trenton ainis qu'un AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT fabuleux prix de présence! Chacun y trouvera son plaisir.

MAIN FLOOR PLAN Afternoon Chatter 1485 SQ. FT. (138.0 M2) 9'-0" CEILING HEIGHT Glam up your hairstyles for the holiday! Glam up for your Christmas events! Come and discover some ideas and techniques for new hairstyles with Annie of Jazz Hair Stu- Plan No: WIDTH - 52'- 6" (16.0M) dio. Sunday, Nov. 20 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the 1-3-549B DEPTH - 52'- 0" (15.8M) Trenton MFRC. Always popular and everyone PLAN NO. H 1-3-549B Sweeping roof lines, a mal gatherings. It has a has a door that opens to the ary bedrooms. TOTAL 1485 SQ. FT. (138.0 M2) is welcome! Onsite subsidized childcare (0-12 dramatic arched transom convenient buffet space and sun deck. A large walk-in High ceilings add to the STRAIGHT years old) is available, must be registered and entry and a smooth stucco natural light will fl ood in closet holds hisJENISH and hersHOUSE airy, DESIGN relaxed interior LIMITED of this ENTRY paid at the MFRC reception, no later than exterior contribute to the through a wall of windows. clothes while a fi ve-piece innovative design. sophisticated appeal of this In the kitchen area, a cen- bathroom creates a home- The home measures 52 Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 4 p.m. Information and compact, open-plan home. tral island holds a double spa experience. feet, 6 inches wide and 52 registration: 613-965-3575. Inside the covered en- sink as well as the dish- The skylit hallway in the feet deep, for a total of 1,485 trance, the large foyer pres- washer. The raised eating sleeping wing also leads square feet of living space, Rencontre sociale mensuelle- ents a view of the great bar along one side of the is- to a three-piece bathroom plus an unfi nished base- Jasette de l’après-midi mensuelle room with its appealing cor- land makes an ideal place to shared by the two second- ment. ner fi replace – just part of sit for a quick breakfast or Coiffures avec glamour pour les Fêtes! Tou- an exceptional family area mid-morning coffee. that has all the elements A pass-through between Tree Service jours populaire! Bienvenue à tous! Ajoutez necessary for today’s casual the kitchen and the laundry Trenton Tree un peu de ‘glamour’ pour vos célébrations lifestyle. room is large enough to ac- Service des Fêtes. Venez à la découverte d’idées et An oversized sun deck, commodate a second fridge Tree Trimming & techniques pour de nouvelles coiffures. Le accessed from the family or a freezer. The laundry Removal, Chipping room, adds outdoor living room leads to the double dimanche 20 novembre au CRFM de Trenton, space. This deck is partly garage, providing a conve- & Stumping 13h à 16h. Du gardiennage sur place subven- covered by the roofl ine nient route for unloading • Free Estimates tionné (0 à 12 ans) est offert, les inscriptions above, a bonus on rainy groceries from the car. • Fully Insured Afair price for everyone www.colestimbermart.ca et paiements doivent être faits à la réception days. The master bedroom The dining area is de- suite is privately located at du CRFM au plus tard, le mercredi 16 novem- signed for formal or infor- the rear of the house and 613-392-7415 bre à 16h. Information et inscription : 613- November 18, 2016 Sports & Recreation 15 - The Contact

Aquatic Programs Bootcamp (Trent Athletics) – Fridays, Hockey Shooting Development – Saturday, Oct. 1 Sept. 30 to Nov. 18 from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at to Nov. 19, seven to nine years from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.; 10 **New Inner Tube Water Polo League at the the RecPlex gym. to 12 years from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Quinte Sports and Social Club – Monday, Oct. 17 to **New Dodgeball league (Quinte Hockey Goalie Training – Saturday, Oct. 1 to Nov.19 Nov. 28, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. No Game on Oct. 31. Register Sports and Social Club) – Thursday, from seven to nine years from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.; 10 to 12 a team or individual: http://qssc.ca Sept. 22 to Dec. 8 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the RecPlex years from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. **New WaterArt – Saturday, Sept. 24 and Sunday, gym. Register a full team or as an individual: http:// Figure Skating Drop-in – Oct. 2 to Nov. 20 from 9 Sept. 25 at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the RecPlex. Register on- qssc.ca a.m to 11 a.m. line at: http://www.waterart.org/events_info Wheelchair Rugby – Wednesdays, Sept. 28 to Nov. 16 Learn to Skate for four to seven years – Saturday, SUPFIT Fitness plus Standup Paddleboarding from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the South Side gym. Oct. 1 to Nov. 19 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. or Sunday, Oct. (SUP) – Mondays, Sept. 26 to Sept. 31 from 4:30 p.m. **New Land Fitness Pass (10 classes) – Includes 2 to Nov. 20 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. admission to “Wellness Fitness classes.” Learn to Skate eight-plus years – Saturday, Oct. 1 ** NEW Splash Pass – (Monthly) – Includes admis- Children, Youth and Teen programs to Nov. 19 from 12 noon until 1 p.m. or Sunday, Oct. 2 sion to the pool during scheduled swims. to Nov. 20 from 12 noon to 1 p.m. ** New Aquafi tness Pass – (10 classes) – Includes Kids in the Kitchen – Wednesdays, Sept. 28 to Nov. Parent and Child Skating Lessons – Oct. 1 to Nov. admission to Aquafi t, Aqua Bootcamp and Aqua 16 from six to eight years from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 19 from 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.; 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and Zumba. nine to 12 years from 6 p.m to 7 p.m. at the Chapel. 1 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Pre-register by Friday, Sept. 23. No drop-ins. Shinny Hockey – Fridays, Sept. 30 to Nov. 18 – Tyke/ Fitness Programs Basketball for Kids (eight to 12 years) – Wednes- Novice (under nine) from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.; Atom (un- day, Sept. 28 to Nov. 16 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Rec- der 11) from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.; PeeWee (under 13) from Yoga (W) Mondays, Sept. 26 to Nov. 14 from 12 noon Plex. Pre-register by Friday, Sept. 23. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. to 1 p.m. at the RecPlex observation room or Tues- Drop-in Youth Basketball (13 to 17 years) – days, Sept. 27 to Nov. 15 from 4:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. at Family Skate – Saturday, Oct. 1 to Nov. 19 from 1:30 Wednesday, Sept. 28 to Nov. 16 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. the South Side Gym. p.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 2 to Nov. 20 from 1:30 at the RecPlex. p.m. to 3 p.m. Spin (Trent Athletics) – Option 1: Tuesdays, Sept. 27 to Nov. 15 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. RCAF Flyers Arena Programs Services and Miscellaneous Information Option 2: Thursdays, Sept. 29 to Nov. 17 from Mini Hockey - Ages four to six years – Friday, Sept. 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. 30 to Nov. 18 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. or Sunday, Oct. 2 to ** New Birthday Parties – Sport and Play; Play and Nov. 20 from 8:15 a.m. to 9 a.m. Swim and Skating Party.

MFRC continued from page 14 Le projet casse-tête Building Block Club

Limitless Youth Night Pour les enfants de 8 à 12 ans. Ce programme a pour Trenton MFRC and Autism Ontario - An evidence but de partager les joies et les défi s d’avoir un frère based social skills program using Legos to assist in Every third Monday of the month from 6 p.m. to 8 ou une sœur ayant des besoins particuliers. A trav- the development of communication. This six-week p.m. Do you want to meet new people, play games ers des jeux, des bricolages, des discussions et des in- free program is for children with special needs and have some fun? Then this group is for you! In- vités spéciaux, les participants apprendront de nou- and their siblings ages six to 10. For information, clusive youth social night for children with special velles habiletés personnelles. Le coût est de $16.00 par contact Orlana : 613-392-2811 ext. 3953 or orlana.b@ needs, their siblings and friends ages six to 11. For enfant. Pour inscription on contact Kendra Bickford trentonmfrc.ca. information, contact Orlana 613-392-2811 ext. 3953 613-392-2811 poste 7917 ou [email protected]. or [email protected] Club des blocs de construction Trenton MFRC and Autism Ontario Possibilités Infinies Present: Le CRFM de Trenton et Autisme Ontario - Un programme éprouvé pour le développement des Une soirée pour les jeunes chaque 3me lundi du Brighton's Special Needs Parent Support Group every aptitudes sociales qui utilise des “Légos”pour mois de 18h à 20h. Veux-tu te faire de nouveaux last Thursday of the month from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at améliorer la communication. Pour une durée de amis, jouer et avoir du plaisir? Alors ce groupe the East Northumberland Secondary School in Brigh- 6 semaines,cette activité gratuite est spéciale- est pour toi! Un groupe social inclusif pour les ton. This support group is for parents/grandparents/ ment conçu pour les enfants ayant des besoins jeunes ayant des besoins particuliers, leurs frères caregivers of children. Connect with other families particuliers et aussi pour leurs frères et soeurs et soeurs et les amis de 6 à 11 ans sont les bienve- in your community and discuss topics that effect and âgés de 6 à 10 ans. Pour information contactez nus. Pour information communiquer avec Orlana interest you. Gain support and insight from local fami- Orlana au 613-392-2811 poste 3953 ou orlana.b@ Bourgoin 613-392-2811 poste 3953 ou orlana.b@tren- lies. This support group is for parents/grandparents/ trentonmfrc.ca. tonmfrc.ca caregivers of children with all special needs. For infor- mation contact Orlana Bourgoin 613-392-2811 ext. 3953. Painting with Suso The Puzzle Project Autisme Ontario et le CRFM de Sunday, Dec. 11, join us in the Youth Centre and For children ages 8 to 12. Support group for siblings of Trenton présentent: paint a masterpiece with Suso Bach. $5 per per- a child with Special Needs. This is to provide a fun and Groupe de soutien pour les parents de personnes son. Register in the Youth Centre or email Rabia: supportive environment for siblings to share the joys ayant des besoins particuliers à Brighton. Ce [email protected]. and struggles of being a sibling of an individual with groupe de soutien et d’entraide est dédié aux aid- special needs. This is done through discussion, activi- ants familiaux ou aux gardiens d’enfants ayant Peinturez avec Suso ties, games designed to be unique, upbeat and appeal- des besoins particuliers. Venez discuter de sujets ing to a wide ability range, craft activities, and special Le dimanche 11 décembre, venez peinturer un chez- qui vous intéressent. Le dernier jeudi du mois de guests who may teach participants new skills. $16 per d’oeuvre au Centre des jeunes avec Suso Bach. 5,00$ 18h30 à 20h00 à la polyvalente East Northumber- child for eight weeks. To register contact Kendra Bick- par personne. Inscrivez-vous au Centre des jeunes land à Brighton. Pour de plus amples informations ford 613-392-2811 (7917) [email protected]. ou contactez Rabia: [email protected]. contactez Orlana Bourgoin 613-392-2811 poste 3953. 16 - The Contact Events November 18, 2016

Welcome to The Contact newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Smylie’s Independent Grocer, we can, space permitting, feature public service announcements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area. The Contact is always interested in what is going on in and around CFB Trenton. Please send your coming events (from blood donor clinics to tea parties) to us at [email protected]. Please include the date, time, and location of the event along with a brief description. Please do not send posters.

Nov. 19 – Legion Branch 110 Harvest Commissioner of Ontario, Dr. Dianne Saxe, with her Jan. 11 – 8 Wing Officers’ Mess Ladies’ Ball Dance Greenhouse Gas Progress Report. For information Club Bonco Night and registration, visit hastingsstewardship.ca or The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 110 is having a The 8 Wing Officers’ Mess Ladies’ Club Bonco Night contact 613-391-9034 or [email protected] Harvest Ball dance with live band “The Shadows” on will be held on Jan. 11 at 6:30 p.m. in the Oak Room Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. Advance tickets can be purchased at Nov. 28 - 18th edition of the CP Holiday of the Officers’ Mess. Members are free and invited the Legion office. Call 613-392-0331 or visit rcl110.ca for Train arrives in Quinte region guests of members are $10. For more information, more information. please contact [email protected] You know the holiday season is truly about to begin Nov. 19 – Quinte Branch of Ontario when the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train arrives in Jan. 28 – Legion Branch 110 Winter Genealogical Society AGM and the area and, this year, that will be on Nov. 28. Checking Dance Elections in for its 18th year in an effort to raise money, food and The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 110 is having awareness for local food banks and food shelves, this The Quinte Branch of the Ontario Genealogical a Winter Dance with Live Band “The Shadows” on festive train featuring performers Dallas Smith and Society meeting will include the annual general Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. Advance tickets can be purchased at Odds will arrive in the Quinte area beginning with meeting for 2017 elections, Robyn May will introduce the Legion office. Call 613-392-0331 or visit rcl110.ca for a Belleville stop at 9:15 a.m. The train is scheduled her book "Sacrifice of Angels" about WWI Canadian more information to arrive in Trenton at 10:15 a.m. and then arrive in nurses and also the library services and recent Brighton at 11:30 a.m. updates to help maximize researching at our library. Feb. 11 – Legion Branch 110 Valentine’s Dinner and Dance Place - Quinte West Public Library, 7 Creswell Drive, Dec. 3 – St. George’s Anglican Church Trenton, ON. Time - 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Everyone is Victorian Tea and Bazaar The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 110 is having their welcome. For more information visit www.rootsweb. Annual Valentine’s Day dinner and dance featuring St. George’s Anglican Church is holding their annual ancestry.co/~canqbogs/ and facebook. Have you live band “The Reasons” on Feb. 11 at 6 p.m. Advance Victorian Tea and Bazaar on Saturday, Dec. 3 from 2 started your family tree? tickets must be purchased at the Legion office. Call p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Parish House, 25 John Street in 613-392-0331 or visit rcl110.ca for more information. Nov. 19 – St. George’s Harvest Roast Trenton. Live music, refreshments, crafts, baked Beef Dinner and Cake Auction goods, twoonie table and much more! Door prizes! Feb. 25 – Legion Branch 110 Concert and Tickets are $4 per adult and $2 for children under 12 St. George’s Anglican Church at 9 Byron Street, Dance years available at the door. Call 613-394-4244 for more Trenton is holding “A Harvest Roast Beef Dinner and information. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 110 is having a Cake Auction” on Saturday, Nov. 19, from 5:30 p.m. to Concert and Dance with Nashville Recording Artist 7:30 p.m. Menu includes roast beef with Yorkshire Dec. 3 & 4 – Quinte’s 21st Annual Dean James on Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. Advance tickets can pudding, roasted potatoes, carrots, asparagus, cole Railroad Show be purchased at the Legion office. Call 613-392-0331 or slaw, choice of pies for dessert, coffee or tea. Tickets are visit rcl110.ca for more information. $20, children 12 and under $10. Everyone is welcome! Quinte’s 21st Annual Railroad Show takes place at For more information please call 613-394-4244. Quinte Secondary School on Dec. 3 and 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 45 College St., W. location of the school. SISIP holding Nov. 20 – Piano Recital Visitors can buy model railroad equipment and get expert advice on model railroading as well as get Financial Literacy New-York-based pianist Marika Bournaki will excellent Christmas gifts for young and old. Admission give a piano recital at St. Thomas' Anglican is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, and students and $2 for Month meet and Church (201 Church Street, Belleville) at 4:30 p.m. children five to 12 years old. This annual attraction Bournaki received the First Prize of the Pro-Piano is sponsored by the Belleville and Brighton Model greet Nov. 23 Romania International Piano competition. In 2011, Railroad clubs (www.bellevillemodel railroadclub.org ISIP Financial is gearing up for Financial Lit- Chatelaine Magazine named her one of Canada’s or on Facebook – Belleville model railroad club). For Seracy Month, and once again, we are calling on Women of the Year. A reception will follow. further information, contact Rick Potter at 613-398- your support as we turn the spotlight on Financial Admission: Pay what you can. 7260 or at email [email protected] Planning Week (Nov. 20-26), a core element of this national effort. While the purpose of this campaign Nov. 23 – SISIP Financial Literacy Dec. 14 – 8 Wing Officers’ Mess Ladies’ is to raise awareness and stress the importance of Month Club Christmas Dinner financial literacy overall, our main objective is to make financial planning an essential aspect of Ca- November is Financial Literacy Month and SISIP The 8 Wing Officers’ Mess Ladies’ Club Christmas nadian Armed Forces (CAF) members’ lives. Central to this campaign is our month-long “Get Financial wants you to get out of the red and take the Dinner will be held on Dec. 14 at 6 p.m. in the Mess. challenge. SISIP Financial is holding an open house out of the Red…Take the Challenge” online contest Members are $10, invited guests of members are $25. - 30 days for CAF members to test their savings will- on Nov. 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and everyone is invited Ticket deadline is Dec. 1. 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Continued from page 1 special place, because many people have con- tributed to it, ac- cording to Col. Keiver. “This is an ex- cellent example of a bunch of people coming to- gether from com- pletely different backgrounds, to build something that is unique and amazing,” he said during the opening ceremo- nies. Many hands did indeed make light work of this project as people like Cara Foods and Prime Pubs donated furniture and expertise, Ken- nametal Stellite donated the rep- lica British Com- monwealth Air Training Plan Memorial Gates, and Damon Ben- nett Co. donated Damon Bennett prepares to cut the ribbon officially, opening the Earl of Bessborough Social House at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. The replica British their time and re- Commonwealth Air Training Plan Memorial gates can be seen in the background as 8 Wing Commander Col. Colin Keiver and 8 Wing Chief sources to pull it Warrant Officer Darcy Elder help with the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Photos by Ross Lees

all together and give the social house its women of the Canadian Forces and this final character. is where they land after being somewhere GOING TO THE DENTIST SHOULD BE A JOY! The social house is named for Vere Pon- that’s crazy. If they land after being some- sonby, the 9th Earl of Bessborough, who where that’s crazy, they should have some- served as His Excellency the Governor where to decompress, relax and socialize. General of Canada between 1931 and 1935. That was a huge motivator,” he noted. It was Lord Ponsonby who laid the com- And, at the end of the day, when all is memorative cornerstone at 8 Wing Tren- said and done, it answers a need at CFB ton upon the base’s opening in August Trenton, according to Col. Keiver. 1931. “It’s amazing, it’s warm, it’s inviting, Dean Campbell, director of operations it’s everything a pub should be!” he said. for Fionn MacCool’s and the donator of “I hope this thing lives in perpetuity and all that furniture, indicated there was a at the end of the day, I firmly believe very solid reason for him to want to be in- that you make things better when you volved in this project. make things better for others and I be- Meet the team at “What motivated me personally was lieve this has been done for all the right Belleville Dental Care knowing that it was for the men and reasons.” Small town personality, big city technology - When you come to Belleville Dental Care we offer exceptional patient care and hope you will enjoy the benefits provided by the latest treatments and most advanced equipment available. You will also enjoy the attention of our friendly staff members who strive to make you feel welcome during each and every visit. Dr. Madison and his staff work hard to ensure they will constantly maintain a warm, comfortable and inviting atmosphere. Our services cover everything you need and everything you don’t know you need. From the basic (X-rays, annual exams, routine procedures) to the advanced, our goal is to provide gentle, thorough care for everyone who steps through our front door. We value joy, technology, and family. Welcome to your home away from home. BELLEVILLE DENTAL CARE 135 Victoria Avenue, Belleville, On K8N 2B1 613-969-8800 8 Wing Commander Col. Colin Keiver, who spent some time learning the finer art of pouring a Guinness, demonstrated his technique to a bartender at the Earl www.bellevilledental.ca of Bessborough Social House grand opening on Nov. 10. November 18, 2016 News 19 - The Contact Lancaster KB 882 to make her final landing in Trenton New Brunswick City transfers Lancaster ownership to the National Air Force Museum of Canada

By Barb Neri, NAFMC Public Relations es, was unable to follow through operational taskings. Her appear- several combat missions over with their plans and returned ance along with our Halifax Mk. Europe before returning to Cana- he National Air Force Mu- dismantlement and destruction. ownership back to Edmundston VII bomber will be unique in the da in 1945. In 1952 she underwent Tseum of Canada (NAFMC) However, time erodes even the in early 2016. It was at that time world as the only museum having a major overhaul and conversion is privileged to announce that strongest warriors, and in recent that the NAFMC became aware both in a fully restored condition. to the Mk. 10AR. the City Council of Edmundston, years, KB 882 has felt the effects of this situation and offered “KB 882 will be reborn and Assigned to the photo-recon- New Brunswick has unanimous- of outdoor storage. In order to their services to the City of Ed- proudly displayed as the NAFMC’s naissance role with 408 Squad- ly agreed to transfer the owner- save the aircraft for a second mundston to complete this de- premier exhibit celebrating the ron at RCAF Station Rockcliffe in ship of Lancaster KB 882 to the time, Edmundston made the dif- manding restoration. 100th anniversary of the RCAF on 1953, KB 882 proved instrumental NAFMC. ficult decision to seek out anoth- “The National Air Force Mu- April 1, 2024,”he added. in the mapping and charting of KB 882’s unique history and er qualified location for her care seum of Canada is honoured to Major Bill March, NAFMC Canada’s Arctic, as well as per- service in the Royal Canadian Air and preservation. have been selected as the final Board Chair commented, “In war forming as an electronic and Force (RCAF) operations make In 2014, the Alberta Aviation resting place for this historic air- and peace, the Lancaster aircraft photographic intelligence gath- this aircraft an extremely desired Museum (AAM) took on this craft,” stated the NAFMC Execu- has been a symbol of Canada’s ering platform during the Cold addition to the museum’s ever ex- challenge and began the process tive Director Chris Colton. “KB resolve to do what needed to be War. panding aircraft collection. to stabilize the aircraft from fur- 882 will be fully restored to its done to make the world a safer KB 882 also served over the At- For over 50 years, KB 882 has ther deterioration. Their inten- Area Reconnaissance (AR) con- place. I am delighted that the City lantic during the Cuban Missile been proudly displayed in Ed- tion was to move KB 882 to Ed- figuration thus enabling all who Council placed their faith in the Crisis monitoring and photo- mundston, NB. The city’s re- monton, AB where she would be visit her to understand not only NAFMC to preserve and restore graphing Russian trawlers. markable foresight in 1964, to fully restored. the heroic role that she and her this national treasure.” Shortly after retirement in recognize the importance of this Unfortunately the AAM, under crew played during the Second Built by Victory Aircraft Ltd. 1964, she was sold to the City of aircraft, saved her from ultimate considerable financial challeng- World War, but also her post war in Malton, Ontario, KB 882 flew Edmundston. 8 Wing/MFRC to have float in local Santa Claus parades Trenton. Military personnel were By Ross Lees 8 Wing military personnel are looking forward hard at work Wednesday to exchanging best wishes with the members of afternoon decorating the Wing and the Military Fam- the community during these festive events. 8 Wing/MFRC float for 8 ily Resource Centre (MFRC) the Belleville and Trenton have combined forces to cre- Santa Claus parades on ate a float for the Belleville and Nov. 20 and Nov. 27. Pho- Quinte West Santa parades this tos by Ross Lees year. Military personnel of all ranks will escort the float www.krown.com/trenton through the streets of Belleville and Trenton and, along with the holiday theme, the float will fea- ture a Kiowa helicopter. “I’m super excited about this float,” noted Devon Taylor, the MFRC Communications and De- velopment Coordinator, which will also feature some goodies for the children supplied by CANEX. The float will appear in Bel- leville’s parade on Sunday and then reform for the Trenton parade on Nov. 27. 8 Wing Com- mander Colonel Colin Keiver and his wife Jennifer will be on the float in Belleville and 8 Wing Chief Warrant Officer Darcy Elder and MFRC’s Executive Director Tamara Kleinschmidt will be featured on the float in Krown Trenton protects Quinte area fire trucks, salt trucks, hydro and military vehicles against rust.

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