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any of the people who attended this year’s dance afterwards.” MInvisible Ribbon Gala on Saturday had only Executive Director for Military positive things to say about their evening. With 100 Family Resource Centre (MFRC) per cent of the proceeds ($82,600) from the gala go- Trenton attributed the success of ing to family programs and services, the gala in- the gala to the wide cross-section cluded silent and live auctions, an elegant dinner of community support. “The and fine entertainment. support you have shown mili- “It may have been our best gala ever,” claimed tary families within our commu- Volunteer Coordinator and gala chairperson Wen- nity every day is what makes dy Synnott. “The feedback from our guests was CFB Trenton the best posting in very positive, saying the meal was wonderful, the the country,” she noted. “At the acoustics excellent and quite a few people stayed to Trenton MFRC, we work hard to provide the support and services that our military family needs every day. All the proceeds raised tonight help us to continue to ful- fill this mission.” That community support came through once again in the form of $82,600 raised through the gala, beating the goal of $80,000 set by the committee. “We had a very successful eve- ning,” Synnott told The Contact. “We achieved our goal and I am very pleased with the result. We thank our sponsors, volunteers Photo Ross Lees Former 8 Wing Commander Col. Dave and supporters for their generos- Cochrane was back in Trenton Satur- ity.” continued on page 10 This leg of the race could be won or lost as kayakers jockey for day night for the MFRC gala. position.
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Wing Logistics and Engineering Picture of the Week 8 Wing supply honours JJ Johnson
n June 6, 8 Wing Supply unveiled a plaque in the memory of James “JJ” O Johnson. JJ had been employed as a public servant for 36 loyal years and will be missed by the Wing Supply family. To commemorate his tenure with 8 Wing Supply, the plaque was unveiled with the help of his daughters Kalen and Taylor and has been permanently fi xed above his old offi ce. The plaque reads as follow: James “JJ” Johnson, 36 years of dedicated service, Feb. 1977 to Feb. 2013. It’s almost Friday” Kalen and Taylor were given a photo album that JJ kept of his time at Supply, presented by Maj. Heinzel, Offi cer Comanding Supply and Field Services Squadron and MWO Lewis supply administration offi cer. JJ passed away peacefully on Feb. 12 of this year.
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The WPO members spent a sombre few minutes at the memorial with the father of one of the young men whose name is on the memorial.
“It helps us build support for the contributing every day. reservists,” McLaren noted. “If a Of their exposure to the military reservist works for one of our companies Tuesday, McLaren stated, “You can read and they are going to be away for six about (life in the military) but until you months, we guarantee they will have a (experience) it, you don’t really know job when they get back.” what it’s like. It gives you a new respect McLaren and Scott Schawyer, the for those who do it every day.” incoming Canadian Regional Chair for When asked what they thought of the YPO who works at JMP Engineering, ARM, McLaren looked at his arm and said the experience they received at stated, “It gives me goose bumps.” CFB Trenton of wearing the uniform McLaren and Schawyer were both (fatigues), shooting weapons, and impressed with the monument located Members of the World Presidents’ Organization, dressed in desert learning drill, helps them to not at Bain Park, on the Highway of fatigues, stood in military formation as they paid a visit to the only remember those who are gone, Heroes, close to where the repatriation but to appreciate the people who are ceremonies took place. Afghanistan Repatriation Memorial Tuesday. Locally brewed real beer... A GREAT OPPORTUNITY IS try some today Come visit us at Gateway Brewing Company CLOSER THAN YOU THINK. - Quinte’s #1 brewery - and try a glass of fresh cold beer in our new “Tap Room” or pick up Edward Jones is growing. some to take home. Each batch is handcrafted Including right here in Brighton. and contains no preservatives and no additives. It’s simply great tasting beer, made the way beer should be. Give us a call: 613-394-1010 Come for a visit: 33 Ontario Street #4, Trenton Drop us a line: [email protected]
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As is custom, the will help the squadron’s offi cer was Flight Lieutenant Temonial review and er and Flight Corporal During his address Lt.- squadron’s command- offi cial sponsors - 413 Radcliffe. inspection of the 704 Alexandar Woods - Most Col. Cleveland thanked ing offi cer Capt. Gar- and 418 Wing, Royal Ca- (Air Force City) Squad- Improved Cadets the parents for their sup- ret Watts addressed the nadian Air Force Asso- ron Royal Canadian Air WO1 Justin Ventress port and noted that many cadets. “What a great ciation - to communicate CANINE RESORT Cadets was held at the - Cadet Award of Excel- of the cadets will have joy it is to be here to- to the community and to KENNELS Boarding For Dogs RCAF Flyer arena on lence found “friends forever” day. You have come a search out new opportu- • Heated Indoor/Outdoor Runs June 8. The inspection Flight Sergeant Scott in the squadron. He also long way this year. You nities for the cadets. 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ticipate in an event made up 3:43:33 and the AVAYA 8 Bits with a Byte won of eight events including, run- the Masters relay with a time of 4:01:32. ning, paddling, cycling, and Tri & Run Sports, the major sponsor of the swimming on various courses. event, didn’t believe in just having their name Men and women (Tinmates) attached to something like Surf ’n’ Turf, they are able to compete in all eight also got out and walked the walk. Apart from events as individuals or in producing the fastest time in the event, they teams. Teams, numbering any- also won the mixed relay in a time of 4:20:46, where from two to eight people, and were second in the female teams with a time may be comprised of all wom- of 4:30:07, an event which was won by the Rag- en, all men or include both men ing Hormones with a time of 4:29:49. and women. The high school category was won by Bayside Incredible times were with a time of 4:04:35, Meg 1 and Meg 2 won achieved by truly fit athletes the Female Tinmates category with a time of competing over truly trying 4:43:43, and Beauty and the Beast won the Male conditions, especially on last Mixed category with a time of 3:43:28. The mys- Friday’s course, which was wet, tery time was won by the SAR Techs team. muddy and choppy. Originally, it looked like this year’s event Producing the fastest time would have less participants compared to last over the event in 2013 was the year, but a surge in the last couple of weeks Tri & Run Old Boys, with a time pulled the numbers up. of 3:40:12. As competitive as this event is, there is also The fastest individual time an element of teamwork which surpasses per- over the entire course was sonal best times. achieved by Tim Man Jeff One Tinmate, Jeff Beaudrie, stopped along the Walch, who did it in 3:50:45. route of the mountain bike leg to assist a com- The fastest woman over the petitor whose chain had come off. He helped fix course, for the second year in a the chain, made sure the competitor was back row, was Jutta Menilainen with on their bike, and then finished the race him- a time of 4:07:24. self. He was called the true hero of the race. Amazingly, it is some of the Spills and thrills were also a part of this year’s older athletes who achieved the race on a muddy, slick course. Capt. John Coffin, best results in this event. just moments after starting the mountain bike The ITS Old Farts won the portion of the race, went through a very large open category with a time of puddle and his front tire got bogged down. “I went flying over the handle bars and landed face first in the mud,” he later told The Contact. “Nothing broken, (myself or my bike), so after a quick chuckle, I carried on. Good times!” For an event of this magnitude, the competi- tion went extremely smoothly and only a few teams actually failed to finished due to illness or broken equipment. Maj. Rick Searle, chairperson for the event’s organizing committee, acknowledged the con- tributions of the volunteers and the sponsors to the event’s success. This event could not be done year after year without the fabulous spon- sors who pitch in every year and the volunteers who help keep the race on course. Maj. Searle was in turn praised for his organization of the event. Funds raised this year ($3,000) went to the Military Family Resource Centre.
(Top) A competitor puts his game face on as he begins the mountain bike portion of the course.
(Centre) WCWO Sandor Gyuk, 8 Wing Commander Col. Sean Friday and Surf ’n’ Turf Chairman Maj. Rick Searle present a cheque of $3,000 to MFRC Executive Director Susan Sweetman at the end of the 2013 Surf ’n’ Turf event.
(Bottom) A competitor does a flying mount into his kayak in a bid to keep pace.
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(Top) This competitor was the fi rst into the water with his kayak but he had trouble controlling it and lost ground early in the race.
(Top left) These Tri & Run Old Boys produced the fastest time of the day 3:40:12.
(Left) Jutta Menilainen keeps pace through the fi rst leg of the event as she prepares to transition into the kayak. Photos by Ross Lees R0012152603 This competitor gets a massage fol- lowing the event.
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Much of what she talked about in- questions asked at a person’s “John, do you remember the cluded her own experiences as she was forced to lowest point are “Who cares?” day we were all evacuated from depend on the MFRC. and “What does it matter? the MFRC because of a break One of her first clients was a in the gas line?” she asked, re- young military member whose calling the time when all of the girlfriend was feeling so isolat- children and staff were made to ed he was afraid she would leave wait outside in a nearby play- him and return home. They ground. “You personally came got her involved in a volunteer to see if we were okay and asked program, and helped find her a how you could help,” Synnott job. Since then she has found a recalled. “That was more than house and is now a valued mem- food and drink – you showed us ber of the local MFRC team. the ‘who cares’ and the ‘yes, we Synott recalled her own expe- matter.’ ” rience of having her husband She recalled another time sent on deployment the day after when a very strong mother, she had had CAT scans done for used to helping others through possible tumours on her brain. their own crises, came into her Wendy Synnott, MFRC Volunteer Coor- Having to leave before the re- office almost in tears while her sults were in, his only form of husband was on deployment. dinator and gala chairperson, took gala communication with her was a Her last straw came when the guests inside the inner workings of the once-weekly telephone call from door of her shower fell off just Trenton MFRC. Photo Ross Lees a phone booth. as she was about to take a long- Her breaking point came one desired shower. The car had bro- person who walks quietly into one of their of- night when their 15-month- ken down earlier in the week, fices and closes the door. They often talk initially old child didn’t want to eat the both kids were sick and she had about something insignificant, but the MFRC MFRC Executive Director Susan Sweet- mashed potatoes she had given caught what they had. She just members know to turn away from the work on man and Lt.-Col. Tressa Home talk be- it and the child threw the bowl really wanted that shower and their desk and check the Kleenex box to make against the wall. She put in an if the MFRC could just help her sure it isn’t empty. neath the Halifax bomber display at the emergency call to her mother, get that shower door back on “It may be a serious concern like a child with National Air Force Museum of Canada despite the fact it was a half track, she was pretty sure she a health issue, or it could be a family member on Saturday night. Photo Ross Lees the other side of the country that has just been diagnosed with cancer,” Synnott noted. Having first come to the MFRC as a person in One day it was a man who had lost his purpose need, Synott later became a volunteer and staff and was thinking of taking his car onto the 401 member. Over 14 years later, she has what she to end it all on a concrete overpass. Another time termed “…a pretty good 360 degree view of this is was a 15-year-old girl who thought nobody lifestyle. Most of my military life has been with- cared and who thought taking a walk in the traf- out the benefit of an MFRC, and let me tell you it fic would stop the pain. is easier with one,” she said. “They trusted us enough to come in and close Military life presents some unique and inter- that door and have that talk,” Synnott said. “We esting challenges for a family, the most funda- were able to connect them with MFRC services mental of which is isolation, she explained. and community services to help. There is no ser- “Moving, frequent job changes, separation vice or program at the MFRC that does not have from family and friends all have a profound ef- a surface and a multitude of hidden services.” fect on your sense of personal value and your Many of the services provided by the MFRC ability to handle life’s challenges,” she said. “If are aimed at youth and teenagers, who can have you feel a sense of belonging, that someone cares a very hard time relocating. The MFRC tries to or even notices that you’re having a rough day, involve them by having them volunteer at the that someone has your back and will just listen daycare where they can meet other students who to what you have to say, you are validated. The help them break the ice in their new community. MFRC’s most fundamental role is to help the John Smylie enjoys some conversation prior to the Some of the adults who help them were at one members of our military family feel empowered start of the MFRC gala Saturday night at the National time teenagers themselves, facing similar issues Air Force Museum of Canada. Photo Ross Lees and turmoil. Concerned for the large francophone commu- hour prior to the discount tak- could handle the rest. Today nity at CFB Trenton, language classes also help ing affect. that mother continues to be a integrate multi-lingual families into the commu- “If I had had an MFRC, I valued supporter of the MFRC nity, Synnott said. would have been participating and women whose partners are “There are countless examples of how the in some of the parent and tot away on deployment. MFRC supports our families,” Synnott told those programs and would have had Synnott and the other people supporting the MFRC through the gala. “But a network of friends to talk to,” who work at the MFRC are al- don’t underestimate your role, because together she said. ways on the lookout for the we are stronger.” Services & Trades Auto General Service Tree Service Cannifton Garage Trenton Tree 2000 Ltd Service Tune-ups Safety. Tree Trimming & �- Springs �Inspections Suspension General Removal, Chipping �Service �Repairs & Stumping �Lift Kits Alignments Cars - Trucks� - Vans • Free Estimates Buses - RVs - Trailers & • Fully Insured Heavy Trucks Afair price for everyone A couple looks over some of the auction Performance Parts & Accessories Parts & Service - Call Kevin items prior to bidding. Photo Ross Lees 613-962-1132 at Hwy.37 & Casey Rd., Belleville 613-392-7415 June 14, 2013 MFRC The Contact - 11 Trenton Military Family Resource Centre
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Welcome to all the newcomers Canada’s Wonderland Cinéma Cineplex to 8 Wing/CFB Trenton! This is your centre. Une fois de plus, nous aurons les billets de Canada’s Nous vendons toujours les billets à prix réduit pour les Come to visit and get your moving-in goodies. Wonderland en vente à prix réduits - des économies cinémas Cineplex. Téléphonez à la réception ou visitez Give your opinion and share your ideas. Get pour vous, une collecte de fonds pour le CRFM - tout notre site internet pour plus d’information. involved! Moving to a new community can be le monde gagne! a challenge, so come for a visit and see what we Calypso Theme Water Park have to offer. Employee Canada’s biggest and best theme water park is locat- Bienvenue aux nouveaux arrivants ed east of Ottawa. Buy your tickets at the MFRC and Assistance de la 8e escadre/BFC Trenton! C’est votre skip the lines at the Park from June 6 to Sept. 2. ALL DESIGNS, PLANS AND RENDERINGS Program© COPYRIGHT JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED Centre, venez visiter et recevoir vos gâteries Referral agents: Dorothy Serre d’arrivée. Donnez votre opinion et partagez Calypso, parc aquatique thématique vos idées. Impliquez vous! Emménagez dans Le plus grand grandiose au Canada et situé à l’est (Chair person) 3295 une nouvelle communauté peut être un défi, d’Ottawa. Achetez vos billets au CRFM et évitez les Karen Brake 7911 venez nous visiter et découvrez ce que nous lignes d’attente au parc du 6 juin au 2 septembre. Nathalie Serre 7413 pouvons vous offrir. Cineplex Theatre Rhonda Loomes 7588 Come join us at the movies We still have the tickets for the Cineplex theatres at James Leblanc 3053 for a fundraising event with Trenton MFRC a discount price. Call the reception or visit our web- Daphne Mullin 3652 Daycare. When: June 22. Time: 3:15 p.m. site for more information. Where: Trenton Centre Theatre. Movie: Mon- ster University. Cost: $10 (includes admission + popcorn + drink). Tickets can be purchased at the MFRC Reception until June 20 or at the ALL DESIGNS, PLANS AND RENDERINGS © COPYRIGHT JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED movies the day of which is based on availabil- ity! Hope to see you there! Call 613-965-4121 for information.
Venez nous rejoindre au cinéma THIS DESIGN INCLUDES AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT pour un événement de collecte de fonds de la Garderie du centre de ressources pour les fa- milles des militaires. Quand: Le 22 juin. Heure: 3h15. Où: Trenton Center Theatre. Film: Mon- ster University. Coût: 10$ (Comprend l’entrée + maïs soufflé + breuvage). Les Billets sont di- sponibles à la reception du CRFM Jusqu’du 20 juin et à la porte du cinéma, le jour même.
Trenton MFRC Annual General SECOND FLOOR PLAN 2 Plan No: Meeting 722 SQ. FT. (67.1 M ) For more floor plans, visit www.jenish.com 7 - 4WIDTH - 9 - 4 54'- 2 6" (16.6M) Please join us Wednesday, June 26 from 6 With its multi-gabled roof- room on chilly afternoons and from prying eyes by a window the second floor, DEPTHare three - 49'- 6"more (15.1M) p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Siskin Centre. A light line and stone accents, as well evenings. Windows on either planter, and enjoys MAIN access FLOOR to PLAN bedrooms. Bedroom no. 2 over- THIS DESIGN INCLUDES as the classic columns flanking side look onto a covered porch at the double garage, 1418 as SQ. well FT. as (131.7 a looks M2) the back PLAN garden, NO. while 7-4-942 dinner and refreshments will be provided! AN UNFINISHED BASEMENT 2 the main entrance, this four-bed- the back and the veranda at the built-in counter for9'-0" folding CEILING clean HEIGHT bedroom no. 3, TOTALthe smallest, 2140 SQ. FT.en -(198.8 M ) Casual childcare is available during the room, two-storey home combines front. sheets and towels and a roomy joys a view of the front garden. meeting to those who register no later than the best of both worlds — all the The dining room occupies a closet for the family’s coats and A shared three-piece TWO bathroom, modern conveniences contained bayed-out JENISH space that overlooksHOUSE outdoor DESIGN gear. LIMITEDwhich includes STOREY a linen closet, June 20. To RSVP or to reserve for childcare, in an elegant, old-fashioned ex- the back garden and features The master suite, on the main adjoins bedroom no. 4, which terior. sliding doors to the covered floor, overlooks the back garden features a window seat. please contact Krista at 613-392-2811 ext. At the front of the home, an porch. and boasts a soaker tub with a The double garage includes 3899 or [email protected] L-shaped veranda provides the No cook will ever feel iso- tiled surround for a little spa- room for a workshop. An unfin- perfect spot for a chintz-cush- lated in this kitchen, which is like luxury, as well as his-and- ished basement is included in ioned wicker sofa, ideal for lazy separated from the great room her sinks and a corner shower the plans. summer evenings. The main en- and dining area only by its less stall. An extra-spacious walk-in Exterior finishes include Assemblée générale annuelle du trance leads to a double-height lofty ceiling height, as well as a closet will accommodate cloth- horizontal wood siding, stone ac- CRFM de Trenton foyer with a coat closet on the prep island. A window over the ing for even the most fashion- cents, white-painted trim, pilas- left. sink is always welcome, and the conscious couple. ters with stone bases and shut- Joignez-vous à nous le mercredi 26 juin de Beyond the foyer, through an room’s generous counter space A two-piece powder room is ters on a second-floor window. 18h à 21h au Centre Siskin. Un repas léger et SECONDarchway, FLOOR is the open-plan PLAN great and walk-in pantry will also be tucked into a space that will be This home measures 54 feet, room, 722 SQ. where FT. (67.1 double-height M2) ceil- appreciated. convenient for both guests and six inches wide, and 49 feet, six des rafraîchissements seront servis! La garde ings add a touch of drama and a The laundry room, overlook- family members. inches deep, for a total of 2,140 d’enfants est disponible durant l’assemblée fireplace will make this the go-to ing the front garden, is shielded UpWIDTH the - 54'-L-shaped 6" (16.6M) staircase, on square feet. DEPTH - 49'- 6" (15.1M)
pour les réservations faites par le 20 juin. Pour " # # MAIN FLOOR PLAN ! ! $ 1418 SQ. FT. (131.7 M2) PLAN NO. 7-4-942 les RSVP ou les réservations pour la garde 2 9'-0" CEILING HEIGHT TOTAL 2140 SQ. FT. (198.8 M ) d’enfants, contactez Krista au 613-392-2811 CEDARGROVE /&!( #-' '. poste 3899 ou [email protected] ROOFING TWO !4)3' ); 9)'(; JENISH HOUSE DESIGN LIMITED STOREY lqjwV swlljquYq j[ & ;qYgujg jeY OgV sYY ws [jq ^jwsY lbOgsł Canada’s Wonderland QOu^ a_uS^Yg qYgjsł VYSa !! [YgSY lqj`YSus OgV ewS^ł Once again this year, we will sell Canada’s ewS^ł ejqY ) /' Wonderland tickets at a discount price - a sav- & * !( ŕŪB E~ P~ [| S - &0 0 ings for you and a fundraiser for the MFRC - 2 Deerfield Dr., Brighton ^~ # # " % ), ) everyone wins! 613-475-4842 .(+/&.( īæŪĎŪŚBĎŪŪƇæ ! ! $ 12 - The Contact Community Events June 14, 2013
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 anouncements, 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]. Each event should be typed out in the format of those below. Please do not send posters.
speaker with the topic of "Why can't I find it online? and other resources to help you with your family research at 1 p.m. at the Qunite West Public Library, 7 Creswell Dr, Trenton. Free admission, Everyone wel- come.
June 22 – 134 Air Transport Unit 50th Anniversary
The Forgotten Unit, 134 ATU (Air Trans- port Unit) will celebrate the 50th anniver- Annual hydrant flow testing sary of the unit's departure from Trenton As in previous years, the 8 Wing Fire Department for UN service in Yemen, 1963-64. Surviv- will be conducting annual hydrant flow testing ing members will gather to remember. For throughout the Wing and in the PMQ area. These details, call Ron Day, 613-392-5873. tests help to confirm and ensure that the water June 26 – AOTS pressures servicing theses areas are sufficient for Strawberry Social fire fighting operations. Occupants may experience discoloration of their water and need not worry. If At the Grace United Church from 5 p.m. to this occurs, simply continue to run your water un- 8 p.m. at 85 Dundas St., E., Trenton. Adults til the discoloration disappears. The testing period $7, under 10 years $4. Also for sale, hot dogs will run from June 1 until approximately Sept. 1. If and hamburgers. All are welcome. In sup- there are any concerns, please feel free to contact port of youth. Capt. Bill Brown the Fire Department business line at local 3511. July 2 to Aug. 23 - Kidz Kamp June is Recreation Month - Discover Retired May 9 Your Adventure! Ages six to 12 years, Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, Capt. Bill Brown’s well attended retirement luncheon Join the PSP Community Recreation Association call the RecPlex at (613) 392-2811 ext. 3361. in celebrating the benefits of recreation in your was held on May 9 at Tomasso’s in Trenton. Following every day life. Stay tuned for the Rec Association's his last flying tour with 429 Sqn., Capt. Brown was Calendar of Events for the month of June. Lots of July 6 – Kids Museum Tour posted to 8 Wing Operations, where he coordinated activities have been planned the whole month long and Movie for families and individuals. As a highlight, Sunday, infrastructure projects. He plans on remaining in The PMQ Council along with the National June 9 is our Customer Appreciation Day at the Rec- Belleville with his wife Kim and is looking forward Air Force Museum of Canada is presenting Plex. Enter for a chance to win at: www.cf-rec.ca a kid’s museum tour and movie at 6 p.m. for to flying commercial jets as well as travelling and kids from five years old and up. Called mov- pursuing his many other interests. Capt. Brown is Camp Maple Leaf 2013 ie night at the museum, free popcorn will pictured here receiving the CAF certificate, (below) CFPSS invites your kids (ages 8-16) for a one week be provided. Potential attendees are asked and the RCAF certificate (above). camp this summer. Three hundred spaces are to register no later than July 2 by emailing available with registration deadline set at May 21. Cpl. Pynch @ [email protected] or Application details can be found at: www.suppor- on their facebook page. There is no cost but tourtroops.ca Applications are handled on a first a donation to the museum would be greatly come, first served bases. Eligibility is based on: appreciated. Residents of the PMQs must Children of fallen soldiers (priority for this catego- provide proof of address. ry is awarded to newcomers over repeat campers); children of ill or injured CF members (includes July 12 – 19th Annual Camp OSI and physical injuries); children of all currently Trillium Charity Golf Tournament deployed CF members (deployment must be opera- tion and out of country); children of all recently de- Presented by 8 Air Maintenance Squadron ployed CF members (timeline for “recently” dates with the support of 424, 429, 436 squadrons back to July of previous calendar year); children at the Oak Hills Golf Club. One hundred with special needs (parents must clearly specify per cent of proceeds go to Camp Trillium. this special need); children who have achieved ex- Tournament fee is $90 per person and in- emplary community service (parents must clearly cludes green fee, golf cart and steak lunch specify the achievement). Behind every soldier is a (Vegetarian meals available on request). family – behind that family is Camp Maple Leaf. Prizes for best team spirit, longest drive, hole-in-one, closest to the pin, and lowest June 15 – Quinte Branch of the team score. Email team information to 2Lt. Ontario Genealogical Society Sean Petrie at [email protected] (or telephone 613-392-2811 ext. 3895) or Sgt. Jer- The Quinte Branch of the Ontario Genealogical So- ry Parsons at [email protected] ciety monthly presentation will be Ruth Blair as the (or telephone 613-392-2811 ext. 3746). Submitted photos June 14, 2013 News The Contact - 13 McDonald’s in Trenton proudly supports our troops, and the men and women at CFB Trenton. 266 Dundas Street East Glen Miller 401 Exit McDonald’s in Walmart (Trenton Town Centre) *Drive-Thru Open 24 hrs. Trenton *Drive-Thru OPEN 24 hrs. Smoothies now available Smoothies now available continued from page 2 course came from across Cana- comments of one participant Both Stewart and Levert plan da, including from Lunenburg, after the course had been com- to keep running the course, if Esquimalt, Valcartier, Petawa- pleted. “That’s the first time they are supported by Soldier wa, Kingston, London, Borden I’ve felt like a soldier since I On. and Shilo as well as Trenton. got injured,” he is reported to “We know there are more The course was made espe- have said. “Down there, I’m no people out there,” Stewart cially rewarding following the different than anybody else.” said.
MCpl. Inge Sloan, an 8 Wing firefighter, gives the okay signal while she is diving in the pool. Photo Jim Stewart
(Above) Participants prepare to dive in the Crowe River at Marmora. Photo Jim Stewart
(Left) Participants in the Soldier On scuba course are given instruction at the Participants in the Soldier On scuba course took courses RecPlex pool. online, in classrooms, in the pool and in open water. Photo Ross Lees Photo Jim Stewart
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In the past it was thought wearing driver. This is not fluorescent material. For information on rental costs and other information, white or light colored clothing made Studies show fluorescent colored fabrics please go to: www.cfcommunitygateway.com/trenton or + [email protected] . pedestrians safely visible at night. create no greater visibility at night But recent studies show this is not the than white ones. Reflective clothing is RecPlex Hours of Operation case. Drivers approaching pedestrians available at most sports stores in the Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday from 12:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday and holidays wearing white will have to be within 180 bike accessories section. from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Counter service available at the RecPlex - for program registration and feet to be able to see them. 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