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NEWS 2 COMMUNITY 8 FEATURE 9 New Orca Mental Man in statue Health Motion installed Week visits Base

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used materials for a fraction of retail price • DONATE home improvement, buildingg Photo by Shelley Lipke, Lookout materials and appliances - Drop off or arrange ffor a ffree pickupi k Last Thursday, Construction Engineering celebrated its 109th birthday. In honour of this occasion the • VOLUNTEER at the ReStore and the construction sites in newly refurbished fountain outside the building was rededicated with two Orca statues. our community - contact us for more details. 849 Orono Avenue, Langford 250-386-7867 Orcas return to engineers [email protected] Lt Chris Larouche tion of the podium. (Ret) Paul Arsenault, former BCEO, Base Construction Engineering Unwavered, the BCEO noted that and British Columbia’s former LGov Canadian Military Engineers have Iona Campagnolo. Base Construction Engineering participated in every major war and The recent dedication and birthday (BCE) employees had a “whale” of a conflict, as well as peace support and celebration was made extra special day April 26 when they celebrated a domestic operations since the incep- for a few military members when milestone reached by the Canadian tion of the Branch. LCol Quinn presented MCpl Mike Military Engineer Branch – their 109th The importance of engineering Ward from Joint Task Force Pacific anniversary. trades dates back to the late Stone with his Canadian Forces Decoration Part of the day’s event included Age, she said, adding that since that (CD). She also promoted two mem- the rededication of two new fibre- time, engineers have designed and/or bers, Sgt Gerry Jamieson and MCpl glass Orca statues that were reinstalled built fortifications, roadways, water Marcel Kozyn from the Pacific Naval as the centre piece of the fountain supply infrastructure and even partici- Construction Troop. entitled “The Spirit of Construction pated in the design and construction Refreshments during the event were Engineering.” of the pyramids. provided by the Canadian Military The original killer whale monu- LCol Quinn acknowledged Fleet Engineers Association (CMEA), an ments were dedicated in 2003 to Maintenance Facility personnel for the organization that strives to enhance commemorate the Branch’s centenary, months of hard work that went into the well-being of its members, pro- a landmark occasion signifying the fabricating the new arcing whale stat- vides educational bursaries and links important role played by engineers ues, which form part of the display engineers through events and newslet- throughout the ages. located in front of the Construction ters. Sheltered by a tent, the BCE Officer, Engineering building. The original Overall, the 109th birthday cul- LCol Darlene Quinn, kicked off design was conceived by Ken Lidstone, minated in a successful gathering of the celebration by reactivating the a long serving member of the Branch, serving and retired civilian and mili- fountain by remote control. Mother along with several other serving and tary engineers who re-connected and Nature, acknowledging an engineer’s retired civilian members in 2002. enjoyed the camaraderie of the event. ability to plan for wet weather, tested The event echoed the sentiment of Numerous personnel were once again that resolve by contributing winds that the inaugural dedication ceremony in reminded that engineers enable every- forced the fountain spray in the direc- 2003, attended at the time by LCol one to enjoy a good quality of life. May 7, 2012 dbyeLOOKOUT • 3 GoodbyeGoBolue Boat

Photo by Shelley Lipke, Lookout

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Photo by Shelley Lipke, Lookout After 57 years of service transporting base personnel between Colwood and Dockyard, Blue Boats YFB 316 and YFB 318 had their final run April 30. Invited guests on board both vessels sailed past Duntze Head as Base Commander Capt(N) Craig Baines saluted from the dais. Afterwards everyone gath- ered on the jetty for cake and coffee. Top left: Former Captain of Blue Boat 316, Dave Dyer brings the boat alongside for the final trip as the base ferry. Middle: MS (Ret’d) Joe Buczkowski in his original Royal Canadian Navy uniform enjoys cake specially designed to pay tribute to the Baseline last sail. Centre: Capt(N) Craig Baines and the two Blue Boat Captains, Kevin Bauml (Boat 318) and Keki Pardiwalaski (Boat 316) partake in the cutting of a cake. Ferry Victoria Harbour Ferries celebrated the launch of the new Baseline service May 1. The Baseline ferries now act as the Blue Boat replacements. Middle right: Victoria Harbour Ferries President Nick Samson, Esquimalt Mayor Barb Desjardins and Capt(N) Baines cut the ribbon to officially open the new service. Lower right: The Baseline ferries can trans- port up to 200 people per trip. For times and fare information visit: victoriaharbourferry. com/baseline/ Photos by Shelley Lipke, Lookout 4 • LOOKOUT May 7, 2012 ofOPINION WHO WE ARE WHATmatters SAY YOU MANAGING EDITOR Melissa Atkinson 250-363-3372 [email protected] MPCORNER:BBuckleuckle uupp fforor tthehe ssummerummer STAFF WRITER LS Nicolas Muir be stressed enough, whether days. means a suitable cage, carrier, Ben Green 250-363-3130 it’s a trip in a DND vehicle, or Should you chose to smoke in or guard rail must be attached [email protected] Military Police Community Relations a drive in your personal vehicle a vehicle, even if you have the or installed. Be sure that if your PRODUCTION to the store, coffee shop, or windows and roof down, with dog likes to jump around and Francisco Cumayas 250-363-8033 a two hour trip to visit fam- someone under the age of 16 The rain has stopped, the sun distract you, that it’s best to [email protected] ily, wearing a seatbelt can save years old, you can be charged is shining, it’s the weekend and place them in the backseat. Shelley Fox 250-363-8033 your life. under the Motor Vehicle Act. Accidents don’t only hap- you find yourself cruising the And don’t forget, you as Now that we have looked [email protected] pen when we have snow or ice roads with the windows down the driver are responsible for into the safety of drivers and out on the roads. Although you ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (or tops down if you’re one of all children in your vehicle. their passengers, there is just should always drive according Kate King 250-363-3014 the lucky ones). They must be in proper child one more member of the fam- [email protected] Summertime is the perfect restraints, not only appropriate ily that often goes overlooked to conditions, safety will always time to take a relaxing drive for their age, but foremost for when hitting the road. start with you–the driver. ACCOUNTS down to the shore, but getting CFB Esquimalt Military Raquel Tirado 250-363-3127 their size and weight. It may seem common sense, there in such a relaxed state is Police: (250) 363-4032 or 9-1- [email protected] The Military Police and civil- but it is illegal to let “little Fifi” where trouble can sometimes ian policing agencies are also or “Big Rover” take a ride on 1. To report information relating SALES REPRESENTATIVES arise. enforcing some lesser known a truck bed unless he or she is to any crime, visit: www.vic- Ivan Groth 250-363-3133 Remember to buckle up laws, which should be kept in safe from falling off or being toriacrimestoppers.com or call [email protected] Seatbelts save lives. It can’t mind during these beautiful thrown from the vehicle. This 1-800-222-8477 Joshua Buck 250-363-8602 [email protected] WHAT SAY WE CF APPRECIATION INFORMER LS Melinda Urquhart 250-363-3422 EDITORIAL ADVISOR Seven money conversations you should have Lt(N) Michael McWhinnie 250-363-4006 Published each Monday, under the authority Money is one of the most common sources of toward the same thing. Use FCAC’s financial as a couple. of Capt(N) Craig Baines, Base Commander. conflicts for couples. goals worksheet to guide you in the right direction FCAC’s Living as a Couple website offers Le LOOKOUT est publié tous les lundi, sous Differences in debt load, budgets, spending and its budget calculator to help you get there. more tips and tools to help couples plan and man- l’égide du Capt(N) Craig Baines, Commandant habits and financial goals can lead to disagree- Understand your financial personalities age their finances. More information on financial de la Base. ments between partners. Recent studies have Some people like to spend money, others products and services is available online at www. The editor reserves the right to edit, abridge shown that financial talks among couples often like to save it, some prefer to invest money and itpaystoknow.gc.ca or reject copy or advertising to adhere to lead to arguments and even a split. others like to combine it. No matter what your policy as outlined in CFA0 57.5. Views and How can couples avoid sliding into arguments financial personality is, the way you approach opinions expressed are not necessarily those when talking about money? your personal finances will impact your finances of the Department of National Defence. As part of its Living as a Couple Life Event, as a couple. Being open and honest about what Le Rédacteur se réserve le droit de modifier, de condenser ou de rejeter les articles, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada you spend avoids surprises and is key to making photographies, ou annonces plublicitaires (FCAC) guides financial consumers through the a realistic household budget. Sudoku pour adhérer à l’0AFC57.5. Les opinions seven financial conversations that every couple Determine each other’s financial roles et annonces exprimées dans le journal ne should have: Who will ensure that the bills are paid? Who réflètent pas nécéssairement le point de vue Talk about assets and liabilities will monitor and adjust the household budget? du MDN. Be open and honest about individual assets These tasks should be divided equally to ensure (e.g. savings, property, investments) and liabili- that both people in the relationship are aware ties (e.g. credit card debt, mortgages, car loans). of their combined money situation and feel It minimizes stress in the long run and goes involved in decisions. Learn how some couples a long way towards helping you make wise arrange their finances. Circulation - 4,500 financial choices as a couple; especially when Be aware of your monthly cash flow One year subscription - $37.36 it comes to important decisions like buying a The first step in making a realistic budget for Six month subscription - $18.84 home. 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Left to right: Lisa Domae, NIC Vice President, Student & Educational Services & Planning; Dr. Lori Wallace, Dean, Extended Education, University of Manitoba; Jan Lindsay, North Island College president; Col. Jim Benninger, Wing Commander, 19 Wing Comox, discuss a new education agreement. Island college signs exclusive agreement Getting an undergraduate degree In 2009, former college president our students and allows North Island just got easier for Canadian Forces Lou Dryden worked closely with College to provide professional devel- members on Canada’s West Coast. then Wing Commander, Colonel opment opportunities important to the North Island College and the Fred Bigelow to investigate education Canadian Forces. University of Manitoba announced a opportunities. Current president Dr. “The Canadian Forces fully endorses student mobility agreement providing Jan Lindsay affirmed this commitment the concept of life-long learning. By Canadian Forces academic credit for by entrenching it in the college’s 2011- taking courses that lead to a diploma or 8:00am - 6:00pm their military rank, courses, and train- 2015 Strategic Plan. degree, 19 Wing personnel are not only ing and guaranteed course transfer to “NIC is committed to working close- improving themselves but making the one of Canada’s largest research uni- ly with 19 Wing to provide degree Canadian Forces a more effective orga- versities. paths required for many Canadian nization,” said Chief Warrant Officer Financial security planning products The agreement provides more than Forces’ members to become commis- David Bolster. 1,200 retired, Regular and Reserve sioned officers, to further their educa- Canadian Forces members can also • Segregated fund policies, RRSPs & TFSAs • Individual life insurance Forces at 19 Wing Comox and their tion, or train for a second career,” said access support of North Island College • Payout annuities, RRIFs and LIFs • Business insurance families access to university trans- Lindsay. and the University of Manitoba mili- • Individual disability insurance • Group insurance ferrable courses from both insti- 19 Wing and North Island College tary advisors, who can help students • Individual critical illness insurance • Group retirement plans tutions. They’ll earn a Bachelor of together surveyed 457 members of complete Individual Learning Plans, • Individual health and dental insurance • Mortgages Arts (General) or Bachelor of Arts 19 Wing and their families on their arrange extensions on class assign- (Integrated Studies) degree at the post-secondary needs, resulting in ments, authorize withdrawals, or reim- Steve Hall Financial Security Advisor University of Manitoba faster, knowing clear direction: military members want burse tuition. 250-932-7777 I Cell: 250: 250-732-5715 their military rank and training counts degree completion opportunities with For more information, or to register [email protected] I www.stevelhall.com. toward their degree. the flexibility to accommodate military for courses and programs, visit www. A division of London Life NIC has been working closely with 19 life on Canada’s West Coast. nic.bc.ca/uofm or contact NIC’s mili- Freedom 55 Financial and design are trademarks of Insurance Company Wing to improve access for Canadian The agreement with the University tary student advisor at 250-334-5000 London Life Insurance Company Forces members for several years. of Manitoba builds a partnerships for or [email protected].

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Shelley Lipke “This is the apex of anti-submarine warfare, the Royal Canadian Air Staff Writer combat training,” says maritime interdiction, Force Fighter Weapons LCdr St.Croix. “It’s a search and rescue support Instructor Course, a senior The Spring Task Group very difficult course. and support with domes- F18 course involving per- Exercise (TGEX) began After this, there are only tic operations. sonnel from across the today off Constance Bank two other jobs on the “Most of us have been country involved in live PAYDAY and in the West Coast ship that are higher, the ashore for a year or more firing exercises. Executive Officer and the and have missed being at “The most unique event U Firing area off Tofino. P Commanding Officer.” sea,” said Ottawa’s ORO in Spring TGEX is the LOANS HMC Ships Algonquin, only $17 on $100 S Ottawa, Vancouver, Canadian Forces Naval student Lt(N) David inclusion of the F18 fight- T Edmonton and Nanaimo Operations School Halifax Schmidt. “We’ve been ers,” said LCdr St.Croix. A joined six Canadian F18 is overseeing this two working in the Operations “It is exciting the Air I fighter jets, Sea Kings and week sea phase of training Room Team Trainer Force is participating in 250-384-1001 R one Aurora, and American that involves 12 students (ORTT) in Halifax for the this exercise as it provides #204-941 Esquimalt Rd S and Australian frigates split between Vancouver last few months, but even us an extra layer and will Lic. #49745 USS Ford and HMAS and Ottawa. the best simulator isn’t on make it more interesting Perth in the exercises, “It is very demanding. par with real operations. for both the navy and the which run until May 18. Personnel are selected Having sea, land and air air force. It’s not often The primary focus of for the course by a naval elements integrated into that we get to participate the exercise for the Royal selection board,” explains the same exercise provides with Canadian F18s and Canadian Navy is crew LCdr St. Croix. “Upon us with many new chal- support their training training. successful completion of lenges and capabilities. objectives at sea. We will “This is a force genera- the course, the new OROs “I’m really looking for- provide them with surface tion event to increase the will join their ships for 18 ward to the gunnery. The and air targets during their combat effectiveness of all to 24 month posting peri- ORO course covers all exercises.” units, and the primary aim ods, and will be expected aspects of ship operations, The overall goal of any is to conduct the sea phase to hit the ground run- but the focus of train- TGEX is to increase com- for the Operations Room ning. As the key person ing will always be on war bat effectiveness of indi- Officer (ORO) course,” in the operations room, fighting. OROs must be vidual units in a task group explains Canadian Fleet they ensure the ship goes able to defend the ship environment. “Multi unit Pacific Combat Officer, where it needs to and that and destroy the enemy - warfare exercises such LCdr Dale St. Croix. each event is carried out it’s what makes us a war- as Spring TGEX provide Each year, Canadian as intended.” ship.” a good opportunity to naval officers from the During TGEX they will Secondary objectives enhance allied interoper- east and west coasts meet plan and execute naval for TGEX include a sea ability and further good during TGEX for the chal- operations across a broad phase for the Information working relations between lenging sea phase compo- spectrum of events rang- Management Director partner nations,” said nent of their ORO course. ing from anti-air defence, Course and support to LCdr St. Croix.

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Interested? E-mail [email protected] or call 250-363-4614 to sign-up. Mental Health Learning Heidi Bada www.guardingmindsatwork.ca/ At CFB Esquimalt, we offer courses to EAP Program Assistant individuals, unit trainings and briefings, professional development opportuni- The Employee Assistance Program “Mental Health is ties, and tailor made workshops. We at CFB Esquimalt has put together Everyone’s Concern” also work with leadership to establish diverse events to catch your interest healthy policies, challenge unhealthy Diversity reading You’ll find the calendar of events on This year, the Canadian Mental practices, and shift the Navy culture to the EAP website (http://esquimalt. Health Association (CMHA) is cel- one that promotes health and wellbe- mil.ca/eap/index.htm). ebrating 61 years of improving peo- ing. Our 4 main areas of focus are: room at the Civilian employees and military ple’s understanding of mental health • Addictions Awareness & Prevention members can drop in to events (or through the annual Mental Health • Injury Prevention & Active Living the website) to find information and Week; this year’s theme “Mental • Nutritional Wellness resources that assist with stress, work- Health for All.” • Social Wellness (including stress base library force adjustment, parenting, depres- This annual national event is meant & anger management, relationship sion, anxiety, and more. to encourage everyone to learn, talk, skills, suicide intervention) Brenna Smith The week opens with a coffee kick- reflect and engage with others to The Defence Team, across Canada, Contributor off at the Dockyard gate on Monday reduce stigma surrounding mental has the opportunity to participate morning and information booth at health. According the CMHA fact in the National Health and Wellness The Diversity Reading Room is a cozy and quiet Nelles Block during lunch. A barbecue sheet, one in five Canadians, over the Challenge during the month of May. space that’s located in the front corner of the Base lunch falls on Wednesday, and a film course of their lives, will experience a This year’s theme is “One Choice at a Library (N12). It was started in early 2008, when festival is planned, see above. mental illness. Time” and you have the opportunity advisory group member 2Lt Melanie Graham brought A wide variety of viewpoints will Ultimately, this means that every to make proven, healthier choices for the idea forward to Base Librarian Sheryl Irwin. be explored, from stress in children, Canadian family will in some way be yourself each day in the month. Pay “There were a number of books on diversity to depression and stress disorders. A affected, yet a persistent stigma pre- special attention to the social well- that were scattered throughout MARPAC. Melanie major goal is to reduce stigma sur- vents millions from getting the help ness behaviours during Mental Health thought it would be a good idea to house them all in rounding mental illness and promote they need. Regardless of your age, race, Awareness Week and take time to one place, and the base library was the logical place access to resources. religion and socio-economic category, consciously relax, read for pleasure, to do so,” says Irwin. Additionally, visit the Dockyard EAP you, your family and your friends are volunteer your time, and handle con- From the initial books brought over from MARPAC, Resource Room at D29, room 105 to not immune to mental illness. flict constructively. Mental Health the Diversity Reading Room has grown to encompass borrow videos and books, and collect DND and the CF is dedicated to prevention is as important as all other 12 shelves. It contains both fiction and non-fiction information handouts from local and battling the negativity, misunderstand- forms of health prevention so LET’s books, along with a small selection of movies. on-base resources. Information is also ing, shame, and myths surrounding GET STARTED today. As Irwin says, “It’s really nice [to have the Reading found on the EAP website (http:// mental disorders that prevent so many Room]. It’s a good thing it’s here, and hopefully it will esquimalt.mil.ca/eap/index.htm). In a people from getting the help they raise awareness.” crisis you may dial the national hotline need. We know that the earlier people The books located in the Diversity Reading Room for civilian employees at 1-800-268- get help, the better the outcome. There will be a week-long reflect each of the four Defence Advisory Groups: 7708. display at the Colwood Pacific women, visible minorities, Aboriginal Peoples and Many organizations provide infor- Activity Centre - Military Family persons with disabilities. They are there to help mation online about mental health. What is Health Resource Centre the Lampson illuminate diverse perspectives, and each book helps Please keep in mind that DND does Promotion? Military Family Resource to unveil the stories and histories that accompany a not support or endorse external orga- Centre that will have FREE: variety of human experiences. nizations in the list, but acknowledges HP is a process that enables people DVD that are connected to the All books and movies are available for loan to any that you may seek resources that can to take control of their own wellbe- free Canadian Mental Health DND employee or their family (former or retired). help improve your mental health. ing. Health is viewed as a resource for Association, guided self-help Loan periods on books are three weeks, with the Three websites to get you started, that everyday living in order to maximize program that features work- option for a renewal. Alternatively, you can also head relate mental health and the work- your potential and quality of life, as books and telephone counsel- over to the Base Library and lounge in one of the nice place are: opposed to something to just think ling called Bounce Back. Find leather chairs in the Diversity Reading Room while 1. Great-West Life Center for about when you become ill or injured. out more information at www- browsing the current selection. Mental Health http://www. What Do We Do? bouncebackbc.ca The Diversity Library is sponsored by MARPAC gwlcentreformentalhealth.com/ Health promoters work at a num- HQ in conjunction with the MARPAC Employment index.asp?l1=144 ber of levels to effect both individual Equity Advisory Groups. 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Man in Motion visits Base

Shelley Lipke life. I am very proud of the Staff Writer work the men and women Rick Hansen and of the Canadian Forces do,” “Difference Maker” Twenty-five years after he said. PO1 Clifford Rose enjoy starting his Man in Motion As he wound his way to a performance by the World Tour, Rick Hansen is Victoria, Hansen stopped at Naden Band before once again on the road. This many bases and wings to Hansen’s departure. time on a tour aptly called show his support for the Many in Motion. Canadian Forces. Right: Acting Sub- As part of his 25th anni- His visit to this base was Lieutenant Chelsea versary cross-country also something special for Howard presents Rick tour, Hansen visited CFB A/SLt Chelsea Howard – a Hansen with some yel- Esquimalt last Monday reunion of sorts. low tulips. She did this to present a “Difference She was two-years-old 25 years ago when she Maker” medal to an individ- when Hansen visited School was just two years old. ual who is taking action to District 23 in Kelowna Photo by Cpl Michael Bastien, change the world. That indi- to receive a cheque for MARPAC Imaging Services vidual for CFB Esquimalt is $23,000 raised by local PO1 Cliff Rose. school children. After the “I felt very honoured, priv- cheque was presented, a ileged and humbled that a toddler Howard handed man like Rick Hansen was him a bouquet of yellow honouring me,” said PO1 tulips on stage. Rose. When she heard Hansen As the divisional chief for was visiting the base, she Canadian Forces members wanted to meet him again posted to the Joint Personnel with flowers. Support Unit (JPSU), PO1 Luckily, she had yellow Rose coordinates adminis- tulips growing in her gar- trative support to all injured den. and ill members posted to “I think everything comes the unit, and provides a set- full circle,” she said. “It is ting of unit normalcy and quite serendipitous that I career support. found myself doing this. I “Rick Hansen congratu- lated me on being the dif- think his is a really worthy ference maker for CFB cause and I hope that he Esquimalt and said he was continues to do this good very proud of my work work for another 25 years.” with the ill, sick and injured Hansen and A/SLt people on base,” said PO1 Howard shared a hug when Rose. “My wife and kids she presented him with a were there and were proud framed photo of them on to see me accept this award.” stage 25 years ago, and, of Hansen addressed the course, a bouquet of yellow crowd of invited guests, tulips. many from the JPSU. Throughout the event the “It is an honour and a Naden Band of Maritime privilege to see the role the Forces Pacific played inter- Canadian Forces has played ludes of the Rick Hansen in making a difference. Petty theme song Man in Motion. Officer Rose you are one In 25 years, Hansen’s Man of the shining lights help- in Motion World Tour raised ing people to lead a more more than $250 million for meaningful and productive spinal cord injury research. 10 • LOOKOUT May 7, 2012

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The Navy 10K is upon us. Naden Gym Race date is Sunday June 3rd. Parenting Exercises This group will help those that are Running Group working their way up to a 10k. It will be a walk/run group to start and gradually Every Thursday at increasing to a run group closer to race date. Tips to being a parent 1205-1250 hrs If you are an experienced runner looking Starting Now! for some more intense training please come on Mondays from 1145-1300hrs. Christine Sulek that field pay for babysitting. For more information, please contact Megan Larsen, Fitness Coordinator, Naden Gym. Director Military Family Services 4. Keep a stock of quick meals in the Tel 363-4495, [email protected] freezer for “those days”. Breakfast for Whether your parenting partner is only supper is perfectly acceptable. Pizza SAVING LIVES a few kilometres away or across the conti- has all the food groups! St. John Ambulance at work, home and play nent, parenting during an exercise is a lot 5. Help young children remember the like parenting through a deployment. It absent parent with photos, stories, takes stamina, perseverance and sometimes videos and letters. Sometimes phone Proudly serving the community for 100 years! more than a little caffeine. Here are some calls are difficult or happen at awk- tips to help make it manageable. ward times. Recording a favourite at work bedtime story beforehand will help 1. Avoid scheduling multiple activities keep their voice alive. Level 1 & Level B Kit Vinyl Gloves at the same time. No matter how 6. Lower your standards. The vacuum- Soft Bag (BC-SF-1) $50 100/Box (9305) $4.46 fabulous you are, it is hard to be in ing can usually wait. There will be Meets WorkSafeBC and Available Sizes: SM, MD, LG, XL, XXL. more than one place at once. Share days when mediocre parenting is Federal requirements. St. John Ambulance Brand. Contains no latex. driving duties with other parents good enough. Be forgiving and give whenever possible. yourself credit for doing it all. 2. Expect the worst. If the baby is sick 7. Most importantly, take care of your- at home and the dog just got skunked, the self. Don’t forget to eat properly, roof will probably also leak while sleep enough and keep up your sup- your spouse is away! Plan for the Family Kit $19 Compact Kit $5 port network. Nothing restores the (Including HST) (Including HST) worst and make sure you have access to emergency funds if the other part- soul like a listening ear. ner is going to be away for more than at play a few days. Keeping a handyman on To get in touch with a listening ear, don’t speed dial isn’t a bad idea either. hesitate to call the Family Information Line 3. Look into respite care or drop-off from 8 a.m. until midnight on weekdays Sports Kit $18 Vehicle Kit $12 babysitting. Even a couple of hours (EST). On weekends and holidays, leave a (Including HST) (Including HST) per week will sometimes be enough message and a counsellor will return your to help. If you can, swap some time call as soon as possible. For Info or to register call 250-388-5505 • 63 Gorge Rd East off with a friend who has children Christine Sulek is a Family Information who are close in age. Keep in mind Line counsellor, spouse of a CF member and that it is reasonable to use some of mother of three. did you know that 30% of our gross revenue goes back to the community by way of our Medical Reponders (brigade)? For Insurance & liability issues, all events on the lower island like the Symphony Splash, Good Life Fitness Victoria Marathon etc., can’t proceed without fi rst aid attendants. We provide this sevice. Help keep your community safe. Register today! A FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR FACILITY Winner of the “2010 BEST SERVICE AWARD” from Esquimalt Chamber of Commerce

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The preparations for this 97 of the NDA, that is to refit began in November Relocating to Victoria? say, drunkenness; and charge upon conclusion of an three pursuant to S. 129 extremely busy sailing of the NDA, that is to say schedule. SHIPPING SERVICES Realtor and conduct to the prejudice of • UPS • Greyhound Arriving in Port Weller Mortgage good order and discipline. on March 26, Athabaskan • DHL • Canpar On the first charge, the commenced final de-storing • Same day (Lower Mainland) Specialist with accused pled guilty to a less in preparation to turn the EXPERT HELP IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD One call! serious offence. He pled ship over to Seaway Marine Tous les services sont éaglement guilty to a charge pursuant & Industrial and ADM disponibles en francais to S. 130 of the NDA and (Mat). Planning and prepa- Amanda Orr Jennifer Lowe contrary to S. 266 of the ration have already begun We Print, Ship & More! 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V9B 6A2 The Centre Thinking about accepted the guilty plea on revisited. Ten members (and COCHING MORTGAGE the third charge. two spares) of Halifax’s consolidating The court sentenced the ship’s company will run offender to a severe rep- across the province June consumer rimand and a fine in the Finding the right home is hard. 2 - 8 in the ninth annual amount of $8,000. debt? Run For The Wish to raise fi nding the right mortgage is easy. Pacific Tattoo funds for the Nova Scotia Now may be the time as The Pacific Tattoo will Chapter of the Children’s be held at Bear Mountain mortgage rates are low. Wish Foundation. This year, phone 250-391-6191 Arena July 14 and 15 at runners will cover 800kms Give us a call for cur- 7:30 p.m., with a matinee fax 250-391-6192 with the team departing on July 15 at 1:30 p.m. rent rates and options! Yarmouth and stopping Eric Coching Convenient location The tattoo is a musi- overnight in Conway (out- Broker/Owner | 250-217-2326 across from Home Depot below Costco Rates subject to change without notice cal mix of military bands, massed pipes and drums, fid- side of Digby), Berwick, dlers, dancers and vocalists. Sackville, Kemptown, Performers from Germany Antigonish, Whycocomagh and The Maritimes will be and a finale in Sydney, Cape among the line-up. Among Breton to grant the wish of the Tattoo’s attractions Mya LeBlanc, a resident of will be the Trumpeters of Sydney. Berittener Fanfarenzug The team will also join Freckenhorst , The Naden a local elementary school Band of Maritime Forces running team in Dartmouth Pacific, The Regimental for the final run into Halifax Pipes and Drums of the the morning of June 11 as a Calgary Highlanders, finale to reach Halifax. Contributing to the financial well-being Canadian Scottish Regiment Anyone interested in Pipes and Drums, Greater making a donation or read- Victoria Police Pipe Band ing more about HMCS of the Canadian Forces community! and Canadian fiddle and Halifax’s Run Nova Scotia step dance star, Stephanie and Timothy’s story can do Cadman. so at http://www.children- The Tattoo also includes swish.ca/en-ns/wishes/950/ special skills demonstra- Wishes-in-Waiting tions, a 55-voice choir and Veteran dies a 50-strong team of dancers A former Lieutenant- including jive and Chinese Governor of Nova Scotia dance groups, and the who served as a merchant Nous contribuons au bien-être financier Pacific Tattoo’s own Celtic marine during the Second dance team. World War died May 1. 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