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03-07-2011.Pdf VOL. 32 NO. 10 MARCH 7, 2011 NO CHARGE 14 WING • ESCADRE 14 GREENWOOD, NS [email protected] EXIT 18, HWY 101 MIDDLETON, N.S. 825-3471 www.connellchryslerdodge.com SECTION National Cadet Biathlon Championship 4 COMMUNITY Friends of the Greenwood Library 2 Weight Wellness Lifestyle Program 3 “Fun Together” March Break Day Camp 7 Before You Fill Out Your Tax Return 7 Youth Happenings 8 Tie Day 8 14 Wing Library News - Serving those who read! 10 Jeux régionaux de la Nouvelle-Écosse 11 Art Show Opens “Tattoo You” 13 Thank You to all Participants! 13 Mu Celebrates 44th Birthday in Style 15 I Partied 15 SPORTS HMCS Charlottetown 339 (right), along with a Sea King helicopter and air Skaters of the Week 5 detachment, will depart Halifax today to take part in operations underway in the region of Libya. File photo by Cpl Johanie Maheu. Junior NCSM Charlottetown 339 (à droit), avec un hélicoptère Sea King et un détache- Provincial Swim ment aérien, quittera Halifax aujourd’hui afi n de prendre part aux opérations déjà Championships 10 entamées aux environs de la Libye. Photo d’archives par Cpl Johanie Maheu. Sports Trivia 14 Swimmers of Mar. 2, 2011 Halifax-class frigate, carries already in the region supporting humanitarian Canadian interests and to Her Majesty’s Canadian a ship’s company of about supporting Government of assistance efforts. contribute to the security of the Week 16 Ship (HMCS) Charlottetown 240 offi cers and sailors, along Canada evacuation operations. “Canada’s is a quickly those in need,” said General will depart Halifax today with a CH-124 Sea King This mission demonstrates deployable force that brings Walter Natynczyk, Chief of WEEKLY to take part in the Canadian helicopter and air detachment. Canada’s solidarity with our credit to our nation whenever the Defence Staff. “Our men operations already under Operation Mobile is the partners and allies as we called upon to assist in and women are pleased to Cucina Aurora Page 12 For Your Info Page 12 way in the region of Libya. Canadian Forces contribution continue to work together international efforts,” said contribute to this international Horoscopes Page 12 The ship should take to Canada’s emergency to address the situation in Defence Minister Peter effort and cooperate with our Find and Win Page 12 approximately seven days to evacuation response to the the region. Canada stands MacKay. allies.” Sudoku Page 13 reach its destination in the situation in Libya. HMCS ready to support the wider “The men and women of the Crossword Page 13 Mediterranean Sea. 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Le NCSM Charlottetown effort de collaboration internationale, faisant honneur à notre quittera Halifax aujourd’hui afi n de prendre part aux opérations augmentera la présence actuelle des Forces canadiennes nation, » a déclaré Peter MacKay, ministre de la Défense nationale. déjà entamées par le gouvernement du Canada aux environs de dans cette région en soutien aux opérations d’évacuation du « Les hommes et les femmes des Forces canadiennes la Libye. Le navire devrait atteindre son point de destination gouvernement canadien. Cette mission démontre la solidarité répondront à l’appel afi n de protéger les intérêts canadiens à en Méditerranée d’ici sept jours. canadienne envers nos partenaires et alliés, travaillant l’étranger et à contribuer à sécuriser ceux dans le besoin, » Le NCSM Charlottetown, une frégate de la classe Halifax, ensemble pour réagir à la situation dans cette région. Le a précisé le Général Walter Natynczyk, Chef d’état-major possède un équipage d’environ 240 offi ciers et matelots ainsi Canada demeure prêt à soutenir une réponse internationale, de la Défense. « Les hommes et les femmes sont heureux de qu’un hélicoptère CH-124 Sea King et un détachement aérien. incluant l’aide humanitaire. pouvoir contribuer à cet effort international et de collaborer L’opération Mobile est la contribution des Forces canadienne « Le Canada possède une force capable de se déployer avec nos alliés. » Friends of the Greenwood Library News The Friends of the Greenwood Library Society is pleased to advocates and supporters of the library services in Greenwood. Canadian Friends of the Library, a national movement announce that our second annual general meeting will be held at the As the word “friends” suggests, we exist to help our local dedicated to the same goals. It is worth noting that Friends of 14 Wing Library (Family Resource Centre) on March 23, 2011 at 7:00 library in whatever way we can, especially by fundraising to the Library is, in fact, an international movement. p.m. This meeting is open to military personnel and the general public. purchase new books to be donated to the library. We are registered under the Provincial Societies Act and The Friends is a group of interested local volunteers who are At some point in time our group may consider joining have applied for charitable organization status with the Canada Revenue Agency. Once this status is granted we will be able to provide tax receipts to donors. The General meeting is intended to enlarge our group and produce a plan for the future. Please consider becoming part of this worthwhile group. Come out and join us on March 23. If nothing else, you will meet other interested people and refreshments will be served. 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Pet Grooming Monday to Saturday Wilmot Center Mall 902-309-0139 Canadian Air Force website Combat Camera http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/v2/index-eng.asp http://www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca/common/ Useful combatcamera/home-eng.asp Community Gateway Site http://www.cfcommunitygateway.com/en/index.asp Recruiting http://www.forces.ca/ Links 14 Wing Greenwood Site http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/14w-14e/index-eng.asp Military Family Resource Centre http://www.familyforce.ca/splash.aspx Personnel Family Support Services http://www.cfpsa.com/en/ VPI http://www.vpinternational.ca/ National Defence and the Canadian Forces http://www.forces.gc.ca/site/home-accueil-eng.asp The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS March 7, 2011 Page 3 Weight Wellness Lifestyle Program Submitted by: Lisa White, fi dence for healthy eating component will include Sport Centre Classroom. Promotion Programs are free Mental Fitness and Suicide Health Promotion and reduced energy intake; guided exercise classes Sessions will be held every and open to military members, Awareness Supervisor Director • updated topics on how to based upon the fi tness level Wednesday from 1130-1400 their spouse, and NPF and Training • 19 April 0830- The Weight Wellness achieve sustainable physi- of the individuals regis- at the Fitness and Sports DND employees are welcome 1600 Lifestyle Program is a revised cal activity; tered in the program. Types Centre starting 30 March to attend. version of the former “Weight • enhancing the focus on self- of activities may include: and ending 25 May. 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Nutrition • 7 April 0830-1600 For more information weight control and stress and health goals to achieve The information and To secure your spot ensure Alcohol, other Drugs try our website www. management, and on feedback a healthy weight; registration session will be you attend the information and Gambling Supervisor cfcommunitygateway.ca click from facilitators who ran the • The upcoming Weight held on 23 March from session as listed above.
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