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Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Minister of National Defence Peter Mackay, and Cdr Alex Grant, Commanding Officer of HMCS Toronto, view HMCS Corner Brook, CCGS Pierre Radisson as three CF-18 Hornets fly over head during Operation NANOOK 09. Operation NANOOK is a Canada Command sovereignty operation conducted with the participation of personnel, ships and aircraft from the Navy, Army and Air Force, working under the command of Joint Task Force (North) (JTFN). The operation ran from August 6-28 2009, in Canada’s eastern Arctic. David A. Proudfoot (Photo by: Corporal Dany Veillette, Canadian Forces Joint *Barrister *Solicitor *Notary Imagery Centre, Ottawa, Ontario). Tel: (902) 765-3301 Fax: (902) 765-6493 Email: [email protected] www.davidproudfoot.com 811 Central Ave. PO Box 100 Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0 SECTION OP PARASOL 2 413 T&R Squadron’s Change of Command 5 The Buzz 8 Wing Familiarization Program 2009 9 COMMUNITY Bound for Cuba 3 PSP Corner 4 Wing Welcome Info 6 14 Wing Library 7 GMFRC Offerings 20 Youth Happenings 23 Veteran of the Month 26 NR 09.05 - August 7, 2009 strating control over the air, land and sea within the CP-140 Aurora, CH-124 Sea King, CC-138 Twin YELLOWKNIFE, N.T. - From August 6 to 28, our jurisdiction, and responding to emergencies Otter, CF-18 Hornet, CC-130 Hercules aircraft, while SPORTS 2009, the Government of Canada will conduct a in support of the territorial government,” said the Transport Canada will be flying the Dash-7 The 19th Hole 10 sovereignty operation, the Canadian Forces’ Op- Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National throughout the exercise. Following the military eration NANOOK 09, in the eastern Arctic. This Defence and Minister for the Atlantic Gateway. exercise, government agencies will turn their at- Terry Fox Run 10 operation will see the CF demonstrate a visible This year’s operation will include an anti-sub- tention to supporting Nunavut’s Emergency Man- presence with land, sea and air forces operating marine warfare exercise with Her Majesty’s Cana- agement Organization in their own exercise to test WEEKLY in the Baffin Island region. It will include sover- dian Ships (HMCS) Toronto and Glace Bay, and emergency preparedness in response to a critical For Your Info Page 22 eignty patrols, a military exercise, and a whole- HMCS Corner Brook, one of Canada’s four Victo- infrastructure failure. Horoscopes Page 22 of-government exercise designed to demonstrate ria-class submarines. Land forces, comprised of “Operation NANOOK 09 presents an ideal op- Find and Win Page 22 Canada’s ability to operate in the North. Canadian Rangers and the Arctic Reserve Com- portunity to validate and improve upon our col- ComParrot Page 23 “The presence in our North of the Canadian pany Group from Ontario, will also deploy for- lective capabilities to operate effectively in our Crossword Page 23 Forces and other departments shows our Gov- ward with the Navy and in Canadian Coast Guard North,” said General Walt Natynczyk, Chief of Classified Ads Page 24 ernment’s commitment to protecting and demon- Ship Pierre Radisson. The Air Force will be flying the Defence Staff. Cucina Aurora Page 25 Dave’s Collision Works Ltd. FRAME & COLLISION REPAIR SPECIALISTS 765-8161

CERTIFIED Your Choice for Collision Repairs Page 2 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS OP PARASOL – 10 Years Later B y: Lt Matt Zalot with his wife and infant daugh- It was during this extended and several civilians who had Forces overseas. “We know presented with a watercolour On May 21st, 1999 Nijazi ter, finally discovered the period of intense conflict that volunteered. that our work, internationally, print of various scenes from Muji stepped out of a plane peace and security that was “ethnic cleansing” drove mil- “This is our home now,” is appreciated,” he said, be- Op PARASOL. The original, and onto Canadian soil and, sorely lacking in the Balkans. lions from the disputed Ser- said Nijazi about Canada, fore inviting Col Handley to painted by Anita Alpay to re- bian province of Kosovo into while acknowledging that speak. member the events in ques- neighbouring Macedonia to Kosovo was also still very The former Wing Com- tion, hangs in the Greenwood the south. Canada played an near and dear to his heart. “I’m mander recalled the events Military Aviation Museum important role in easing the very lucky to have two that unfolded a decade ago and is based on photographs burden of those escaping the homes.” After speaking for and reminded everyone in- from the time period. conflict; close to half of the about 10 minutes to the as- volved how successful the Looking back, it’s clear that 5,000 ethnic-Albanian refu- sembled crowd, he produced operation was, and how much Canada and the Canadian gees accepted during this a stone map of Kosovo, made work was involved to make it Forces, including 14 Wing strife landed at CFB Green- of minerals unearthed from the run smoothly. “Ten years Greenwood personnel and lo- wood (with the other half land- Trepca Mines of his home- goes by very quickly… Those cal volunteers, made an enor- ing at CFB Borden,) before land. “Just like my words are of you here can remember it mous impact on the lives of being housed temporarily by deep from my heart, this is very well.” people who lost much to the Canadian Forces bases deep from Kosovo.” The small ceremony ended ethnic violence plaguing the across Ontario and the Col Seymour accepted the with a group photo of all those region. Two thirds of the ap- Maritimes. gift on behalf of the Wing and who assisted in the refugee proximately 5,000 asylum- Now, ten years after the talked about the work done relief efforts being photo- seekers now call Canada their Mr. Nijazi Muji and his family visited 14 Wing Green- success of Op PARASOL, by 14 Wing Greenwood per- graphed with the Muji family, home, and Nijazi Muji is proud wood to make a presentation in thanks and recogni- Nijazi wanted to return to sonnel and the Canadian but not before the family was to be one of them. tion of the hospitality shown to Kosovo refugees who Greenwood from his home in arrived in Greenwood 10 years earlier. Mr Nijazi Muji Halifax to say “thank you.” his wife Meliha, and his oldest child Dori(10) fled With his wife and now four young children beside him, Kosovo arriving in Canada 10 years ago. They have Nijazi spoke in front of the settled in Halifax, Nova Scotia and had three more current 14 Wing Commander, children, Vesa(8), Deilli(5) and Mali(2). Colonel Bill Seymour, the 14 Wing Greenwood Commanding Officer Colonel Wing Commander during Op B. Seymour along with Wing Chief Warrant Officer PARASOL, Colonel (ret’d) J. Jardine and former 14 Wing Commanding Officer Brian Handley, and an audi- Colonel B. Handley (retired), receives a plaque with ence of about 35, comprised stones from Kosovo arranged in the shape of Kosovo mostly of military personnel from Mr. Muji and his family. who were stationed at Green- wood at the time of the crisis (Photo by Private I Thompson) Freeman’s Auto Sales HERE IS A SMALL PORTION OF THE GREAT SELECTION OF PRE-OWNED VEHICLES WE HAVE IN STOCK. MORE UNITS ARRIVING WEEKLY. CHECKOUT OUR WEBSITE TO SEE OUR COMPLETE INVENTORY. IF YOU DON’T SEE WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR, LET US FIND IT FOR YOU. 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These young This will indeed be an exceptional educational experience for dancers have been invited to participate in the Canada - Cuba this talented entourage who are already proud ambassadors for Sports and Cultural Festival in Cuba from March 8th to 15th , 2010. Nova Scotia and Canada after their performances at the This program is specifically designed to enable children to International NATO Bazaar in Italy 2006, and in Disney World in experience a comprehensive overview of Cuban culture and 2003 and 2008. history from Columbus to Castro, with a focus on the study of Congratulations are indeed in order for their Artistic Director the Afro - Cuban contribution to dance and music in Cuba. The and Instructor, Mary Dunlop and her husband Larry who does dance troupe will meet and perform with Cuban students and all the logistics for the troupe and to these talented young teachers. Additional performances will take place at public venues performers: Jacob Newcomb, Haila Pye, Jessica King, Alita arranged by the Cuban Ministry of Culture. While there, they MacDonnell, Rosalie Dowling, Shelby Lutz, Idalee Steadman, will have the opportunity to explore the climates and topography Micayla Webster, Carly Floris and Kiana MacDonnell. of tropical rain forests, mountain terrain, cave systems and will observe the life ways of rural communities in the Cuban countryside. The dance troupe is especially looking forward to the time that OPTOMETRY CLINIC they will spend with the Comparsa. Comparsa are the musical/ dance group that compete in the processions during Havana’s Carnival. Members of the Comparsa will endeavour to share Latin Dr. Paul J. Gagnon Percussion and Afro - Cuban song with the troupe and will take Kingston Strings them to visit the famous Ja Café to see performances by top Comprehensive Eye Examinations Cuban musicians. 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Falls Lake Cabin gift DSPCA or the pension act Coordinator local business to showcase Recreation Cards. These trips Even though it is hard to certificates, Hockey School and who has not remarried Summer is sadly coming to what they offer. Most clubs are always reasonably prices think about winter, it is registration, Swimming and their families. an end but that means the start who will even have registration as a result of the great support important to know that another lessons and finally free youth • Former civilian employees of our exciting fall programs forms for their upcoming from TEME. benefit that you can take membership for Pre-Teens and family of DND in receipt of and many other benefits that seasons at their table and other As the fall season advantage of during the winter Teens at the 14 Wing a pension on behalf of their you can take advantage of by clubs will be offering a approaches, we also get closer season, is the 14 Wing Community Centre! DND service and their having a 14 Wing Community demonstrating during the to another Halifax Community Recreation Card Our three memberships are families. Recreation Card. event. Please note that if you Mooseheads season. We have discount at Ski Martock! Skiing broken into three categories; • Members of the RCMP, In order to join one of our are interested in only joining four tickets available, to is an excellent way for the Regular, Ordinary and Canadian Corps of nearly 30 clubs on base, you one club then a One Activity anyone with a 14 Wing family to exercise and have Associate. Below are the Commissionaires or other require a 14 Wing Community pass is available to become a Community Recreation Card, fun. Ski Martock, located following terms that separate security forces residing or Recreation Card. To familiarize member of only the golf club, for all regular season home roughly an hour away outside each category. employed on base and their yourself with the clubs and minor hockey, swim club, etc. games. The Mooseheads, who of Windsor, will once again Regular Members families. services that we provide, A 14 Wing Community compete in the QMJHL, first offer day lift tickets for adults • Members of the regular Associated Members please note that the REXPO Recreation Card allows you to home game will take place on and youth ages 6-15 for $15.00 forces and their families. • Members of the public at event will be held during our access the 14 Wing Fitness and Friday September 18th and the and a discount price of only • Foreign military personnel large under invitation. annual Wing Welcome Sports Centre during selected costs each ticket is currently $10.00 for children 5 years and on duty with the CF and We also offer temporary weekend. This event is held in times. Accessing the Fitness being determined. The four under. If you have the desire their families. one-month memberships, for the Fitness and Spots Centre and Sports Centre will allow seats that we hold are located to sky but do not have the • Members of the reserve up to three months, which gymnasium from 9:00 a.m. until you to take advantage of all of together and are in row G (7 necessary equipment, then forces (Class B or C) and allows you to use the 14 Wing 1:00 p.m. on Saturday the great cardio and weight rows up) of section 5. If you’re they offer a $22.00 a day for their families. Community Recreation Card room machines and equipment, interested in seeing the Heard adult equipment rentals and Ordinary Members on a trial basis. Be prepared to as well as the indoor pool, play, please call soon since only $20.00 a day for youth • Public Servants including make the end of 2009 and the walking track and gymnasium. these tickets are sold on a first under 15 years of age. These casual employees and start of 2010 a great year with The 14 Wing Community come first serve basis and we discount coupons are civilian employees under all that you can take This newspaper can be recycled Centre offers lots of great require a full payment to available at Ski Martock! To full-time contract to DND advantage of with a 14 Wing through the recycling program at family trips to the Zoo, Brier secure each order! contact Ski Martock, please and their families. Community Recreation Card! 14 Wing Greenwood, curb side Island Whale Watching, the Speaking of hockey, free call 902 798 9501. • Former members of the If you are interested in collection programs or at your Putting Edge in Halifax, Ski Public Skating will once again Other terrific benefits of regular forces who qualify learning more about the over nearest Enviro Depot. Martock, etc. These family be offered to all 14 Wing having a 14 Wing Community for an annuity under CFSA 15 benefits of having a 14 Contact the Environment trips will continue in the fall Community Recreation Card Recreation Card includes or DSPCA after a minimum Wing Community Recreation Office, at 14 Wing and our next trip will be a holders and is scheduled to membership opportunities to of 20 years service, or for a Card or inquiring about one of Greenwood Whale Watching opportunity start on October 17th . The time nearly 30 clubs, and the pension under the pension the three membership fees that 765-1494 on Sunday September 27th . All slots will be the same as last following discounts; act, and their families. would apply to you, simply call ext. 5367 of our trips are only available year, with a Public Skate being Greenwood Bowling Centre, 14 • Widows of regular force the Community Centre at 765- to military members, their offered from 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Wing Greenwood Golf passes, personnel receiving a 1494 ext. 5341, 5337 or 5331. 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(Transport and Search Squadron members Major Weir had and Rescue Squadron) throughout the three accepted the three- marked the Change of months he spent as month interim duty of Command. the Squadron Com- 413 Squadron Com- Wing Commander, manding Officer. manding Officer after Colonel Bill Seymour, Lieutenant-Colonel Lieutenant-Colonel oversaw the Change Atkins just completed Thibault left for a tour of Command from a Masters of Arts in in Afghanistan as Major Craig Weir to Defence Studies from Director of Flight Lieutenant-Colonel Kings College London. Safety. Michael Atkins. 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Two HDTV’s standing back to back as look at what we have in store for you: you face off against your opponent in a jet fighter video game • A night of great music and comedy! for dominance of the skies. And no game pads here boys and • 1st Annual Crud Tournament (Get a team together girls, joystick, throttle and skill!! now!) If you want to come in you will need a Heron, Wing Welcome • The Sony Store Top Gun Video Game Competition Coin! The coins are $15 (mess members receive a $5 discount) • 2 Sony Playstation 3’s to give away and is open to Mess Members, Employees of 14 Wing and • 200 $25 Sony Store Gift Cards their friends and family! The coins will go on sale Tuesday, 8 We are going all out this year. All night long, there will be September. Keep an eye out for where you can buy the coins entertainment. We will have bands. We will have a comedian. here in The Aurora Newspaper and in a Wing Wide E-mail. But if this is still not enough, then you will have a blast with We would add more to the dance, buts lets be honest, where the tournaments. would we fit it! Crud is an Air Force tradition. Teams of 5 play on a See you Friday, 18 Sep 09 pool table with only the cue ball and the 8 ball. What: Wing Welcome 2009 Dance No sticks, just the skill of the players will When: Friday, 18 Sep 09, 8 pm to 2 am determine who wins. Grab the cue ball, roll it at Where: Annapolis Mess the 8 ball and keep that 8 ball moving. If you miss, you lose a Who: Mess Members, Employees of 14 Wing & their Guests life. If you sink it, the other team loses a life. Last team standing, Cost: Coins are $15 ($5 discount for mess members) and are wins! available to mess members and defence team members. They Do you have nerves of steel? Do you have the reflexes of go on sale Tuesday, 8 September 2009 The 2009 Wing Welcome – Your Chance for Romance! The 2009 Wing Welcome is know about speed dating you After 5 minutes, a bell rings Annapolis Mess, Lounge up for the Valley Wine Tour Cost: $25 not only a time to learn about get the chance to meet up to and you get to meet someone Capris. The cost is $25 per later that evening. Contact: Sign-up opens 1 Greenwood and 14 Wing, it is 25 perspective bachelors or new. It may seem brief, but in person. With the chance to What: 2009 Wing Welcome Sep 09. Go to also a time for romance. This bachelorettes in one that 5 minutes sparks can fly meet 25 new people, that Speed Dating www.speeddatingatlantic.com year we are introducing speed afternoon. You have 5 minutes and lead to something more. works out to a dollar a date!! Where: Annapolis Mess, to register dating, open to the public and to get to know them and make The speed dating takes But, space is limited so book Lounge Capris Who: Anyone who is a hosted by Speed Dating a great first impression, so be place on Saturday, 19 Sep 09 early. When: Saturday, 19 Sep romantic (and 19 years of age Atlantic. For those who don’t sure to bring your “A” game. from 1 PM to 3 PM at the And if sparks do fly, sign 2009 from 1 PM to 3 PM and older)! Emergency Childcare – Do you have a Childcare Plan? Submitted by: Kim Dixon, GMFRC Coordinator of Children lifestyle may bring. In order to support the CF member’s ability This childcare plan is NOT the same as the “family care and Youth Services at 765-1494 local 1812 to be available for operational duty, the family’s needs must plan” form you are required to have on file with your unit. Our The GMFRC offers Emergency Childcare Services that will be acknowledged & identified so we can prepare ourselves Childcare Plan requires more information- is used as a tool in assist families during an emergency childcare situation. Our for emergency situations. For those CF families with children, preparing for the family’s emergency childcare arrangements- goal is to provide CF families with the tools & resources you Emergency Childcare Services will offer you the resources and is kept on file with the GMFRC. We maintain a list of need to prepare for the challenges & emergencies this unique you need for emergency preparedness. screened, qualified emergency childcare providers who will provide childcare to our military families in the event that your childcare arrangements are not working. Specifically, we will provide care for the following situations: SEPTEMBER 2009 • When the CF member is employed/deployed away from home and the spouse/caregiver is unavailable due to ill- Sun Mon Tues Wed Thu Fri Sat ness or any other family emergency INFO 1235TGIF - WS Hosting 4• When the CF member is required to report for duty on short Darts & Pool Balls are Donairs notice and the spouse/usual caregiver is unavailable available from the Bar. LIVE BAND • When a single parent or both parents are CF members and “VALLIE” they are unable to access the regular childcare provider in 6 78Annapolis Mess 9 10 - JR Hosting 11 12 a deployment or emergency situation INFO Movie & TGIF Bar Darts Entertainment • When there is illness of a child that would prevent a parent Meeting - 1500 h Wings Pizza Available from Officers’ “I Love from accessing regular childcare arrangements for care at a bartender Annapolis Mess Golf LIVE BAND “JUST US” time when the CF member’s presence at work is critical to Council Meeting Tournament You Man” - 1400 h 17 the military operation 13 14 16 NO TGIF 18 19 • When there is a need for respite childcare due to the total 15 family situation- including the CF member’s work commitments Wing Welcome • When there are other circumstances not covered above and childcare is believed to be the solution to the problem (in these cases, approval must be given by the GMFRC 2021 22 23 24 25 26 TGIF - OM Hosting Child Youth & Parenting Services Coordinator in consulta- Movie & Wings Chilli & Corn Bread “WOLVERINE” tion with DMFS) LIVE BAND “LOW RIDER” Aylesford Country Home +8.2 Acres for sale 27 28 29 30 INFO INFO INFO Fridays INFO Internet/wireless Bar Daily TGIF • 1700 h Non Alcoholic Beautiful Country Home, available in Newspaper Bar Entertainment Beverages Barn, Shed +8.2 Acres TV Lounge/Mess Available 2000 - 2400 h Available • Events subject to change 4 Bedroom, 2 Bathrooms, Diningroom, Livingroom, Co-sponsored by Fraser’s Pro Home Centre • Mess Office Phone - 765-1494 Ext. 5470 Office /Attic. All New Windows,New FRASER’S Home Centre Insulation, New Roof, Newly Berwick • Kingston Painted inside and out, All New Appliances stay with home. 1 800 959-3727 • 1 902 765-3111 $220,000.00 www.frasers.ca Call today to view www.annapolismess.com • Bar Entertainment on Friday Nights 902-679-5499 or 902-670-3059 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 7 14 Wing Library - Serving Those Who Read! By: Judy McCool and Liz Fiction: Les Silences du Coeur/ again in October with Miss Computers, Internet Access and Non Fiction for both Tappen The Scarecrow/Michael Belva Plain Donna. and Printing, Photocopying adults and children? AVM Morfee Centre, Connelly L’etoile de Babylone/ Thank you to those who and Faxing. Membership Greenwood - 765-1494, local The Wildwater Walking Barbara Wood have recently donated books/ We have 3 community A reminder to all, that 14 5430 Club/Claire Cook Thank You Volunteers - DVDs which are in excellent access computers – 2 with Wing Library is a public library Hello from your local library. Girls In Trucks/Katie Couch The library is a better place condition. They are welcome internet access and 1 for open to military and civilians. September is upon us and is Plum Spooky/Janet because of your input and we additions to our collection. word-processing and soon- Membership is free, but the shaping up to be a very busy Evanovich look forward to seeing you Library Services to-be installed library search benefits are priceless. We month. We will be The Good Body/Bill Gaston each week. 14 Wing Library offers the engine. Computers are invite all our registered participating in the Wing Found Wanting/Robert Overdue Books – Please community the following booked in ½ hour sessions patrons to visit us and if Welcome on 19th September Goddard check under beds, on shelves services: Free Book, Audio on a drop-in basis or by phone you’re not a member, drop in and hope to see many of you The Lieutenant/Kate and in closets for any Books, Video (DVD & VHS) reservation. and sign up to enjoy your at our table where we will be Grenville borrowed books that you and Magazine Loans, ☺ En francais/French local library. displaying books covering Flipping Out/Marshall Karp have forgotten to return to 14 Friendly Library Assistance, language books Did You Reading Opens Doors! So the Century of Flight. Twenties Girl/Sophie Wing Library as fines add up 24-Hour Book Drop, Phone Know that we have a large come and open the doors to At the end of the month we Kinsella quickly!! Other patrons may Renewals, Community selection of French Fiction 14 Wing Library. invite everyone to our The Girl Who Played With like to read them too. If you Gigantic Book Sale in the Fire/Steig Larrson are unable to come to the AVM Morfee gym, featuring Beneath The Bleeding/Val library personally, don’t hundreds of books, fiction McDermid forget that there is a 24-hour Kingston Legion Br 98 ~ ~ September 2009 and non-fiction, adult and The Sacred Shore-#2 Song drop box for your Office 765-4920 • Bar 765-4428 • Fax 765-2479 • E-Mail [email protected] children’s, English and of Acadia/Janette Oke convenience. French. All money raised will The Birthright-#3 Song of Book Sale – We will have a Sun Mon Tues Wed Thu Fri Sat go to the library. Mark the Acadia/Janette Oke huge selection of books for 1 2 3 4 BREAKFAST 5 VALLEY ------dates of October 1, 2, and 3 Home-(2009 Prizewinner)/ our Gigantic Book Sale being BINGO DARTS CRIB TERRY BLOOM on your calendars. Marilynne Robinson held on Oct 1, 2, and 3 in the FUN GOLF A special “Thank you” to Wicked Prey/John AVM Morfee Gymnasium. 6789 10 STABLE 11CRIB 12 the generous patron for the Sandford Prices will be ‘by the bag’ at ------BINGO EUCHRE BINGO VALLEY CRIB COUNTRY donation of $40.00 for the Summer House/Nancy $1.00 for children’s and $5.00 DARTS ------LADIES OVER Library to purchase books- Thayer for adult books. MIXED DARTS 50 ZONE DARTS 16 17 18 19 on-tape. Star Wars-Clone Wars-No Library Hours* 13 14 15 GOOD This year, 2009, the Prisoners/Karen Traviss Monday 1-5 pm & 6- VALLEY FEELING BAND BINGO EUCHRE BINGO CRIB MIXED TEAMS International Year of Non-fiction: 8pm DARTS ------ZONE DARTS Astronomy will celebrate the Slow Death By Rubber Tuesday 10am-1pm & 2- MIXED DARTS world’s most ancient science. Duck/Rick Smith 5pm 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 We have interesting books in Encyclopedia of Body Wednesday 1-5pm EXEC MTG VALLEY TBA BINGO ------BINGO CRIB ------both children’s and adult non- Building/Robert Kennedy & 6-8pm EUCHRE DARTS MIXED DARTS fiction section series 520. Guide to Drugs in Canada- Friday Noon-4pm Come in and browse. 3rd Edition 2009 Sunday Will re- 27 28 29 30 VALLEY Events Subject to Change Without Notice. The Word On The Street Thomas Cook Travellers commence on Oct 18, 1:30 – BINGO GEN MTG BINGO festival is a national Japan 4pm DARTS Members & Guests Welcome! celebration of literacy and the Culture Shock! Japan/ *Special Note- “Under The th written word. September 27 , P.Sean Bramble Story Tree” story hour every Legion Calendar 613 Main St. 488 Main St. 26 Commercial St. 2009 at the Cunard Centre is Betty Crocker Soups and Tuesday, in the Library at Sponsored by KINGSTON LAWRENCETOWN MIDDLETON where this festival takes place. Stews 10:30 am will commence 765-2103 584-3366 825-4822 All events are free. ABCs of Property Mark Wednesday Management/Ken McEdroy September 23rd on your Rick Steves Germany 2009 calendars too, because that is DVDs: national Raise-a-Reader Day. The Bucket List Why not make a special effort Slumdog Millionaire to read to your young ones En francais: on that day. Le jeu de la veritie/Martha Books for September - Grimes N TICE To all our valued customers the Greenwood Bowling Centre will be temporarily closed from 31 August, 2009 until 08 September, 2009 This closure is for routine repairs and preparation for the upcoming Bowling Season. A few surprises are in store so check us out. As the fall Bowling Season quickly approaches us we are now accepting league registrations for all our leagues starting mid September. Stay tuned for all of our fall specials Help us celebrate 100 years of 5 Pin Bowling 1909-2009 For more info call 902-765-1494 ext 5631 www.5pinbowling.ca Keep Fit Bowl a Bit • Hope to see you all soon Page 8 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS The Buzz from 14 Air Maintenance Squadron (14 AMS Sqn) Compiled by: Warrant June 14th. Master Warrant Officer (WO) Glen Officer (MWO) Anne Goodall, 14 AMS Campagna ensured that 14 THE BUZZ... AMS was well represented at Well, 14 AMS has survived this solemn event. another posting and There were two Squadron promotion season. There are Mug Outs that took place on only a few postings left to June 26th and July 24th, where trickle in from points across we bid farewell to our Canada and trickle out to departing members who were points west. The Sqn has venturing on to different parts participated in many events of Canada or, in some cases, over the summer even as the to different parts of the base. upper echelon within 14 AMS We had a Change of drastically changed. Command Parade for 14 AMS A Depart with Dignity on the 9 th of July 09 where we ceremony was held on June witnessed LCol Garbutt pass 5th at the 107 Wing Air Force his command on to LCol Association for a long-time Flynn. Welcome to 14 AMS, Depart with Dignity for Sgt Spradbrow. Picture of Cathy Spradbrow’s cross stitched gifts to Sgt Greg Canadian Forces member who LCol Flynn! Spradbrow which were all the Aircraft Sgt Spradbrow worked on over his career. Personnel in picture L to also spent a great deal of time We also had the 14 AMS at 107 Wing, Sergeant (Sgt) SCWO Ken Rerrie step down R: Mr Bruce Longmore, Sgt Gary Bond, Cathy Spradbrow, Sgt (Ret) Greg Spradbrow, Mr Lou Valtour and Greg Spradbrow. This and CWO Gary Pittman from Cpl Val Spencer. (Picture submitted by WO Ken Clarke) function was attended by the Shearwater take over as the represented. If you want the Peters each spent several former 14 Wing Commander, 14 AMS SCWO or, as CWO rest of 14 AMS and the local years of quality time as Colonel Joyce, the former 14 Pittman thought he was area to know about the members of an Aircraft Wing Chief Warrant Officer, becoming, the new coxswain happenings and events in Maintenance Organization Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) of the Sqn. Welcome to our your shop, this is the best way (AMO) Crew, and they will be Hamalainen, the former 14 humble Squadron, CWO to promote your section. missed as they move on to AMS Commanding Officer, Pittman! 14 AMS AMO 2 Crew – their new jobs. Lieutenant-Colonel (LCol) For those of you who Lieutenant Nadia Kang It’s not goodbye, it’s “see Garbutt, and the former 14 would like to contribute to Members of the whole you at shift change” to Sgt AMS Sqn Chief Warrant “The Buzz from 14 AMS” may Squadron said goodbye to Mike Carreira who’s moving Officer (SCWO), CWO Rerrie. do so by contacting me at three veteran 2 Crew members over to 1 Crew, and hello to Several 14 AMS members [email protected]. at the last 14 AMS mug-out. Sgt Dwayne Fox coming in took part of the Decoration of Some sections already have a WO Duane Walker, Master from Training Standards the Graves ceremony in “Buzz Rep” but there are many Corporal (MCpl) Bob Flight (TSF). Members of 2 Middleton that transpired on smaller sections not Somerset and MCpl Kirk Crew are quite sad to lose MWO Bryan Price from the crew, but we’re happy he’s sticking around as the AMO Chief. Coming in to fill his spot is MWO Chevalier, who we’re looking forward to meeting soon. As posting season rolls Vigil for Decoration of the Graves Ceremony in along, we’ve seen a lot of new faces arrive, including the Middleton new Aviation (AVN) (Photo by: Pte Gerald Cormier, Image Tech, 14 Wing Imaging) Superintendent, WO John out to Private (Pte) Dave of MCpl. Well done! Lane, from Cold Lake, and Bergeron who received his Sgt Dwayne Fox was a Avionics (AVS) Supervisor, first hook after returning from proud recipient of the Sgt Dean Tulloch, from down paternity leave, and to infamous Chief of Defence the road in Shearwater. Duncan Haldane who was Staff (CDS) Coin during the Finally, congratulations go recently appointed to the rank Minister of National Defence and CDS visit on Aug 10th. Congratulations, Sgt Fox. 14 AMS Avionics Labs Fall Golf (AVS) – Cpl Christopher Morris Specials Adapt and overcome. That All Starting September 1st seems to be the way for AVS Labs lately. As we prepare for 2 Green Fees + Cart $ (hst incl.) the shutdown of the lab, we 90 are told that there will be five Sunset Rate of $25 Green Fee (hst incl.) moves to relocate the after 2:00 p.m. daily equipment needed for L3 Communications in Halifax to Sign Up as a Member for $ (hst incl.) take over the second- (and 300 some third-) line maintenance Play for the Remainder of 2009 done in the shops. The season and have your 2010 Membership tentative timeframe to start dues reduced by $ and end the moves were 200 August, 2009 and November, Call Pro Shop 765-2554 or Toll Free 877-414-2554 2009. As it stands, they have For further information visit our website not yet commenced moving www.paragongolf.ca but are expected to shortly. We only have two people to report about this period. Corporal (Cpl) Tyler Feindel has moved to the Aircraft Maintenance Control Records Organization Kingston, Nova Scotia (AMCRO) section. Tyler is happy that he gets to climb The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 9 one less flight of stairs each to the valley and wish them F-18. While in Cold Lake, he illustrious career as an Image revoir” to a couple more of our Contest. Check out the day. the best of luck with their new witnessed a hail storm that Tech. We’ve also welcomed co-workers. Cpl Sue Howell Website for more information: Pte Kyle MacKinnon and posting. damaged several aircraft. two new sergeants: Sgt Paul will be travelling a long way, www.cfpsa.com/ his wife, Sabreena, have had On Tuesday August 4th, Needless to say, he was kept Green made the trip from Cold all the way to the Pacific side dndphotocontest. Cpl their first child on the weekend Cpl Ken Thompson was busy over the two weeks, Lake and Sgt Sue Hersey of our great country. She’ll be Roxanne Cronk is the OPI for of Sunday, the 16th of August. appointed to MCpl carrying out ultrasonic didn’t have quite as far to posted to Comox in October. Greenwood. She’ll be Avery Faith MacKinnon Thompson. He has been a inspections on the composite travel, coming to us from Fortunately, Cpl Howell will collecting everyone’s weighed in at 7 pounds, 11 member of 14 AMS since 2005 material in order to determine Ottawa. Finally, Cpl Don still be here to wish our Sgt submissions and sending in ounces. Congrats to both of and, prior to that, a member of the extent of the damage. He Kirkwood also joined us from Pete Nicholson good luck all the entries. Cpl Cronk you. 413 Squadron. Soon he will be found it an interesting and our nation’s capital. when he retires after 33 years needs everything by 14 AMS NDT – Cpl Wayne posted to Shearwater and rewarding experience. After three months in of service for the Canadian September 22nd. E-mail her or Wood assume his duties as 2nd In 14 Wing Imaging – Pte Borden, Cpls Mary Mechalko, Forces. And here’s a bit of call her at local 3305. The non-destructive Command (2 I/C) of the NDT Melissa Spence Sue Howell, and Shane trivia: Sgt Nicholson is Until next time, keep sharp testing (NDT) shop has had a shop with 12AMS. Everyone Summer - and the posting Rudderham are back to work presently the second-longest and stay focused! new arrival. Cpl Barry here in the shop would like to season - is drawing to a close at Wing Imaging. They serving Image Technician. He Final Buzz Angeline has just graduated wish Ken and Lori the best of and we’ve welcomed a few successfully completed their can probably take a decent That’s the Buzz from 14 from the NDT1 course and has luck in Shearwater. new, talented Image Qualification Level 5 (QL5) photo by now! (In color and AMS. It’s time to start arrived in Greenwood with his During the month of July, Technicians to Wing Imaging. course in July. Cpl Vincent black & white). thinking about getting wife and family. Cpl Angeline the NDT shop here was MCpl Dan Shouinard said Carbonneau and I will be Speaking of decent photos, prepared for one and all to previously was a member of 8 tasked to support the NDT goodbye to the army and to making our way over there in I hope everyone has been send the youngsters off to AMS Trenton. Everyone here shop in Cold Lake. MCpl Wainwright for awhile, but September to do our QL5s at snapping a few over their higher learning. Yes, it’s that in the shop would like to Mark O’Keefe made the he’s not new to the Wing. This Borden, Ontario as well. summer holidays. It’s time time of the year again – “Back welcome Barry and his family switch from the Aurora to the is where he started his We’ll soon be saying “au once again for the DND Photo to School” – YEAH! MY BIG TV Video Dance! By Eric MacKenzie - at the Annapolis Mess on start at 6pm for all Pre-Teens Community Recreation Saturday September 19th 2009 (ages 9-12) and will last until Coordinator as part of this year’s Wing 8:00 p.m. At 8:30 p.m. the Electric Starz will be holding Welcome. The lights will be dance will then be offered to of 13 and 18 and will last until 9-18 do not want to miss. So if you arrive early for the a “My Big TV Video Dance” dimmed and the music will any Teens between the ages 11:30 p.m. The cost of this Electric Starz, have a Pre-teen dance, you will not great sponsored event will be combined 40 years of be allowed to enter until the $2.00 for all Pre-teens and experiences in this industry Idol Competition is over and $3.00 for Teens. and will be bringing their the room is cleared. 14 WING FAMILIARIZATION PROGRAM 2009 Electric Starz will have a large video screen and If you are 19 years of age or “Live Eye” camera on the having contests during both older and interested in DATE: Wednesday September 9th and Friday September 11th, 2009 crowd to capture all the fun dances. volunteering please contact on their projection screen. The Wing Welcome Youth Eric MacKenzie at the 14 Wing TIME: 0750 hrs - 1200 hrs This is one event that the Idol event is scheduled to Community Centre by calling LOCATION: 14 Wing Theatre, located in the Birchall Training Centre youth between the ages of wrap up just before 6:00 p.m. 765 – 1494 ext 5337. REGISTRATION: Contact your Unit to sign up

The 14 Wing Familiarization Program is an introduction to 14 Wing for military and civilian newcomers of the Defence Team. Two half day sessions are offered each consisting of an introductory briefing followed by a bus tour of the entire Wing. The program provides an excellent opportunity to understand both the mission and role of 14 Wing Greenwood. Attendance is limited to a max of 80 pers/session. Page 10 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS Religious Education Classes – It’s Time to Register! Queen of Heaven Chapel is 765-1494 Ext 5883, or contact and your child must be regis- tendance at Mass. The Cel- We are also looking for vol- now accepting registration the Coordinator, Samantha tered by September 13 to re- ebration of one’s faith, in con- unteers to help teach. All les- forms for the upcoming Reli- Ford, directly at 765-6525. ceive these sacraments. junction with educational for- sons are pre-planned, so if you gious Education Program. The Chapel offers full Classes will start at the be- mation, is intrinsically linked have a couple of spare hours Classes start Sunday 13 Sep classes for grades primary to ginning of September, firm to one another and finds a a week and a little creativity, 09 at the Birchall Centre. If you grade six, from September date to be announced. greater fullness in the living please consider teaching! have a child eligible for Reli- until June. Sacrament prepa- Parents, please be reminded, out of our faith. We look for- Any questions, please call: gious Ed at Queen of Heaven rations for First Communion that part of your responsibil- ward to seeing you in the midst Samantha Ford, Coordinator Chapel, please pick up a form (Grade 2), First Reconciliation ity in registering your children of our worshipping commu- at 765-6525 or call the at the Chapel any Sunday, call (Grade 4) and Confirmation for Religious and Sacramen- nity. (Fr. Tim Nelligan – Chapel Chaplain’s Office - 765-1494, the Wing Chaplain’s Office at (Grade 6) also run the full year, tal Education, is regular at- Life Coordinator). Ext 5883. The 19th Hole We all survived Hurricane Bill... some people complained place to be on Friday night. The Low Score winners for the Sandra Cathcart, 4th Margie Welin, 5th Audrey Costin, 6th about the Hype, but you know it is better to be ready than night were Dave Costin and Paulette Swindells, Finally... Laurie Prenzel, 7th Hazel McEwan, 8th Sandy Adams and 9th not. Really glad it didn’t hit on this side of the province, no Paulette is in the winner’s circle, although she gave all the Elizabeth Robinson. Closest to the Hole #8- Wanda Moyer damage to the courses... Great! credit to Dave. The Low putts went to Charlie Costin and Deb and Hole #11 Deborah Moulaison. Congratulations to all the Here we go with a recap of things over the past week or so. Moulaison: High score winner went to Dallas Harrigan and a Ladies and thanks so much to the organizers and to all those The 2009 NSGA’s women’s Bronze tournament was held at new comer Brian MacCullouch and the high putts went to his who participated. Linacy Greens Golf Club on August 18th under blistering sun. wife Ida and her partner Dave Stoddart. Ida is a real newbie to The Men’s Club Championship Tournament was held on The competitors representing Greenwood were Sandi Wharry, golf and she was very nervous but as we all know...Friday Aug 22-23. Due to inclement weather it was declared a 1 day Wanda Moyer, Sandy Adams, Gail Croucher and Doris night is not about golfing well... it’s about having fun. The tournament and since a play off couldn’t be held the Club Co- Sampson. All the ladies had good scores with Sandi and date for the 2-Ball closing tournament is set... Sept 26th This Champions are Stu Nauss and Dave Costin. Congratulations. Wanda shooting lights out to place our team in 9th place year we are going with a Hawaiian theme. So start searching A div 1st LN - Brock McIntyre,: 2nd LN- Wayne Pellerine and among the 21 clubs who took part. Wanda had a personal for your best Hawaiian shirt, grass skirt and maybe some 3r LG- Larry Youden; B-Div 1st LG- Gary Arsenault, 1st LN- best of 94...first time she broke the 100 and she did it in grand coconuts. It’s always about fun so get into the Hawaiian mood Dave McDowell; 2nd LG- Ken Caldwell; 2nd LN- Bruce style. Way to go. Congratulations to all the ladies, who and come out and have some fun. Remember that in order to Pellerine and 3rd LG- Gary Ripley; C-Div- 1st LG- Pat represented us well and we’re proud of you. play and qualify for prizes in the tournament, you must have Robinson; 1st LN- Pete Foy: 2nd LG Jerry Cyr: 2nd LN- Brad Men’s Night, August 18th: There were 44 golfers who golfed played 5 times in regular Friday night 2-Ball. If you are not Fayant and 3rd LG- Steve Belanger. The KP’s were not in that scorching heat. The prizewinners for the day were: 1st certain how many games you have played, check with Dallas. available. Congratulations to all the winners and thanks to Div: 1st LG- Doug Carpenter: 2nd LG- Pat Grist: 1st LN- Larry The last regular Friday night will be September 18th. Also the organizers and all who participated in the tournament. Youden and 2nd LN- Dan Smith and the skins winners were remember we are starting at 3:30 now in order to finish before Mens Night Aug 25th; It was a great night with 51 golfers McDonald, Carpenter and Cooper. 2nd Div: 1st LG- Ian dark. taking part in the 3-Man Scramble. The winners were Pat Grist, MacKenzie: 2nd LG- Wayne Leslie: 1st LN- Fred Tappen, 2nd Ladies Club Championship: The Ladies Club championship Keith Rankin and B.G. MacDonald.: 2nd was Randy Anderson, LN- Pete Foy and the skins winners were MacKenzie, Cathcart, tournament was held 22-23 Aug. The second day of play was Nelson Mullen and Ralph Fevens (retro) and 3rd Stu Nauss, Cooze and Fevens: 3rd Div: 1st LG- Brian Reid; 2n LG- Keith cut short due to Hurricane Bill. The weather forecast was for Pat Robinson and Bruce Whitman. The skins were won by Rankin; 1st LN- Gord LeBlanc: 2nd LN- Bruce Whitman and heavy rain and high winds but it was just misty and calm at #2- Arsenault, Swan and Jones: #3 Anderson, Mullen and the skins winners were Whitman, Reid (2), Rankin and Bill G. 8:00 a.m. tee time. The ladies showed a lot of courage with Fevens: #4- D.Costin, Bailey and Desroches: #6 & 17- Nauss, MacDonald. The 50/50 winner was Mike McCorry. everyone showing up and starting play on the second day. Robinson and Whitman and #13- Grist, Rankin and Wednesday Night Ladies, Aug 19th. There were 15 ladies One group completed 9 holes at which time it was raining B.G.Macdonald. The 50/50 winner this week was Dale Harty. out, on another very hot evening: The winners were: 1st- heavily and the greens were beginning to flood. Since all Tuesday, Sept 1st will be Stroke Play... 9 HOLES. Rose, Carolyn, Margie and Susan: and 2nd Sandra, Laura, groups completed 6 holes it was decided to use the scores Next issue will have the results of the Shoot-out. Cyndi and Paulette. The winner of the 50/50 was Rose. from those holes in determining tournament results. Club Until then enjoy The Challenge. Still lots of golfing weather Despite those whopping high temperatures and High Champion- Low Gross- is Donna Hill: Club Champion - Field left. Don’t forget, the Fall Ball Mixed tournament is just around humidity 30 people showed up for our weekly Friday Night 2- Low Net- Cyndi Landry and Senior Club Champion- Low Gross the corner, Sept 12 and 13th. Great tournament, if you haven’t Ball on August 21st. There were some new faces again...I is Betty Saltzman. Congratulations Ladies. The rest of the already entered, give Sandy a call:765-3705 or leave your name guess the word is out that the Greenwood Golf Club is the Field net winners were:1st Sue Burke, 2nd Alice Langill, 3rd at the Pro Shop. 2009 Terry Fox Run! Volunteers Needed By Eric MacKenzie Finally, it is important to note please contact Eric more, you will receive a stamp Community Recreation that both the 5KM and 10KM MacKenzie at the 14 Wing and be able to head down to Coordinator routes have changed since Community Centre at 765– the Bowling Centre! For more The 2009 Terry Fox Run the routes will only travel 1494 ext. 5337. information, please contact (Site # 1060) will be held in around the PMQ’s and Base We are pleased to Eric MacKenzie, at the less than one month, on but will once again start and announce that this year the number provided above or Sunday 13 September 09 finish back at the 14 Wing 14 Wing Community Centre Tim Martell-Norman at 765- which is the weekend prior to Community Centre around has once again partnered 1494 ext. 5631. 73 Queen St. Bridgetown, our annual Wing Welcome. 3:00 or 3:30 p.m. with the 14 Wing Bowling Lastly, the Terry Fox Pledge (former Train Station) Registration will take place at This is the second year Centre in support of cancer sheets and posters have the 14 Wing Community that the Village of Kingston research. The 14 Wing been placed around 14 Wing, 665-5277 Centre at 12:00 p.m. where a has partnered with14 Wing Bowling Centre is offering and both the village of less than 30 minutes from Greenwood! warm up will be offered at and with this great FREE bowling (up to three Greenwood and Kingston. 12:45 p.m. prior to the official partnership, we expect this strings) for all those who are Please bring your completed Friday, September 4th • 9:00 p.m. start at 1:00 p.m. event to be even larger and unable to participate in the pledge sheets to the Terry Individuals can either more successful than ever. It 5KM or 10KM routes but Fox Run and fill out a Terry Jokers Right participate by walking, is also our goal that this who will be collecting Fox Run Entry Form. The running or biking either the partnership will increase the pledges for the Terry Fox pledge sheets are available in Friday, September 11th • 9:00 p.m. 5KM or 10KM routes amount of donations that we Foundation. If you have a the following locations: planned. If you plan on are able to collect in support pledge sheet of $20 or more, 14 Wing Greenwood: ~ Ciderfest Celebrations ~ cycling, then please note that of the Terry Fox Foundation! you will be able to bowl up Community Centre, Bowling helmets are mandatory and However, as a result of this to three strings between 1pm Centre, Fitness and Sports Joe Murphy & the you will not be permitted to growing event, the demand and 3:30pm on Sunday 13 Centre, MFRC and CANEX. bike either route if you do not and need for volunteers has September 09. In order to Village of Greenwood: Water Street Blues Band have a helmet. If you do not also grown. This event is less bowl for free, you must bring Greenwood Post Office, have a helmet you can still than three weeks away and your pledge sheet to the Terry CIBC and Scotia Bank. $ cover walk or run either route if you the success of this annual Fox registration desk, at the Village of Kingston: 5 wish. Plus, please be aware fundraiser requires a great Community Centre, at 12:00 Kingston Post Office, CIBC, Reserve early for good seating • 665-5277 that participants under the deal of community assistance p.m. on Sunday 13 September Kingston Pharmasave, age of 8 must be and support. If you are 09. Once you have passed in Avery’s Farm Market and www.endofthelinepub.com accompanied by an adult. interested in volunteering, your pledge sheet of $20 or Kingston Diner. The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 11 Page 12 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS A Salty Wish Comes True in Wilmot for a 15-year-old Teen! Angela Dempsey receive an offer from the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada’s for a wish and surprised everyone with what she wanted. Her wish was for a saltwater swimming pool. When asked why she wanted a saltwater swimming pool, “she replied that she wanted something that the whole family could enjoy, something she could share with her friends and it would be around for a long time to enjoy. Angela was diagnosed with leukemia on May 19, 2008 and she has completed her first year of 2½ years of chemo treatments at the IWK in Halifax and the Valley Regional Hospital in Kentville. She will be going to Middleton Regional High School in September. It was pointed out that saltwater pools are more environmentally friendly and use fewer chemicals, another bonus for Angela with all the treatments she has to go through. The big smile on Angela’s face as the pool was going in was priceless. “It’s been functional for about a week now and we are all very excited about it, especially with this hot weather we’ve been experiencing since mid August. The Dempsey family includes parents Mike and Sue and daughters Jennifer, Sharon and Angela. Mike works at CE, hangar 5 as the UGSO & Trg O. The Dempsey family would like to thank The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada and Holland Home Leisure for installing the pool, they did an excellent job and were very professional with dealing with the Dempsey family. They would also like to thank all the people who donated towards Angela’s wish. We are very impressed and enjoy seeing Angela having a blast using the pool with family and friends. 15-year-old Angela Dempsey from Wilmot will be taking a ‘splash’ these hot Thank you for making our daughter’s wish come true. summer days. Angela’s wish is for a saltwater swimming pool is coming true thanks to The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada. New! Curve Box for Wing Welcome Skate Competition We have a new curve box, just for Wing Welcome! Come down to the Skate Park at the 14 Wing Community Centre and give it a try and get your skills for the skate comp, which is only 3 weeks away! I hope everyone that uses that Skate Park takes good care of the new box, so I hope you all can enjoy it for a while! Hope to see all you skat- ers at the Wing Welcome Skate Competition! It’s Youth Idol Time! By: Eric MacKenzie, Community Recreation watch the show, you sing in the shower, you Coordinator even carefully practice when you’re home Wing Welcome is around the corner and if alone...It’s now time to step up to the you haven’t already penciled in your plans for microphone and display your talent! a busy Saturday afternoon, be sure to consider If you’re wondering what type of music you our Youth Idol competition! This will mark the have to choose from, Electric Starz will be on sixth season of this event and we want to hand with thousands of songs to choose ensure that this is the best Wing Welcome from! If you prefer certain background music, Youth Idol to date. please ensure that you bring a CD copy to Youth Idol will take place upstairs in the the event. Annapolis Mess from 4pm until 6pm on There will be a large stage, sound system Saturday September 19th. This event is for and light show set up to make this a anyone who is 18 years of age or younger who memorable event. There will also be two have been waiting to showcase their vocal divisions (solo and duet performance) with chords to the community. There is no pre- an overall first, second and third place prize. registration since registration will only be at There will also be one prize awarded to the 4:00 p.m. on Saturday September 19th so be sure most creative, most humours, and best that you arrive on time to make sure you’re on choreographed performance by either a solo the evening’s bill. or duet performance. We have a great group of judges who have If you have any questions please call the an excellent ear for talent and who are anxiously 14 Wing Community Centre at 765 – 1494 ext. waiting for all of you to take the stage! You 5337. The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 13 DND Photography Contest Concours annuel de photographie du MND From behind the lens, Cpl Jasper Schwartz roams poolside at the World Military Appareil-photo à la main, le Cpl Jasper Schwartz se promène sur le bord de la piscine au Swimming and Lifesaving Championships looking for the perfect photo opportunity. Championnat du monde militaire de natation et de sauvetage à la recherche de la photo parfaite. “A good photo is one that is technically sound, and that has interesting action, or « Une bonne photo est une photo qui est impeccable sur le plan technique et qui comporte une colour, or composition,” he says. “Any photo that makes me stop and say Wow! or action, une couleur ou une composition intéressante. N’importe quelle photo qui me fait dire ‘Wow!’ How Did They Do That?” ou ‘Comment ont-ils fait ça?’ », affirme-t-il. Cpl Schwartz is hoping that one of the shots he has taken at this event will be a Le Cpl Schwartz espère que l’une des photos qu’il a prises pendant le championnat sera une good submission for the annual DND Photography Contest. This will be his second bonne soumission pour le concours annuel de photographie du MND, auquel il participe pour la year participating in the contest that is now digitally based, making it easier for deuxième fois. Les photos doivent maintenant être présentées en format numérique, ce qui rend le concours plus accessible. Il dit que c’est une excellente raison pour lui d’aller prendre des everyone to join in. He says it gives him a great reason to go out and take photos photos et que ça encourage tant les professionnels que les amateurs à s’inscrire au concours. and encourages both professionals and amateurs to enter. Le personnel du MDN et des FC et les membres de leurs familles, le personnel retraité et les The DND photo contest is open to current DND/CF personnel and their families, employés des Fonds non publics (FNP) peuvent participer au concours de photographie du retired personnel, and non-public fund employees. Divided into professional and MDN. Il y a deux classifications, soit professionnel et amateur, et les photos peuvent être soumises amateur categories, photos can be submitted in eight categories: military life, family dans l’une des huit catégories suivantes : vie militaire, vie de famille, sports, environnement, life, sport, environment, animals, portrait, special effects and open. animaux, portrait, effets spéciaux et sujet libre. More than $20,000 in prizes will be awarded among both professional and Le photographe de l’année et l’auteur de la meilleure photo dans les classifications professionnelle amateur photographer of the year, best in show and the Deputy Minister’s award. et amateur ainsi que le récipiendaire du Prix du sous-ministre de la Défense nationale se The amateur and professional photographers of the year will be invited, with travel partageront plus de 20 000 $ en prix. expenses paid, to the awards luncheon at NDHQ this November. Pour de plus amples renseignements et règlements, veuillez consulter le site www.aspfc.com/ For additional rules and information, visit: www.cfpsa.com/dndphotocontest The dndphotocontest. La date d’échéance pour les inscriptions est le 1er octobre. D’ici là, le Cpl deadline for entry is October 1, until then Cpl Schwartz will be snapping away. Schwartz continuera de prendre des photos. “I love the opportunity to try to turn something like a military exercises into a work « J’adore pouvoir essayer de créer une œuvre d’art à partir de quelque chose comme un of art,” he says. “The colours, the action, it’s all looking to be found, I enjoy the exercice militaire », dit-il. « Les couleurs, l’action, il suffit de les trouver. J’aime relever le défi de les challenge of trying to get it on film” transposer en photo. » September Community Events Calendar

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 On Going Activities GMFRC ECE Max-Well Relax ... Baby Club Program Boyz Club ages 9-12 every Monday from Program begins casual get together 9:30 at GMFRC 4:30-6 at the Community Centre (none on GMFRC Labor Day) (Sept. 14, 21, 28) Active Chicks ages 9-12 every Wednesday from 6-7:30 at the Community Centre (Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)

6 78 9 10 11 12 Pre-teen dance 6-8 AVM Morfee Annex Tumble Tots 9:30- Wing Familiarization 23rd Annual 23rd Annual pm at Community Nursery School 10:30 at GMFRC Greenwood Fall Ball at Greenwood Fall Ball at Centre begins Wing Familiarization Golf Course Golf Course Toddler Tuesday Wing Familiarization 9:30-10:30 at GMFRC Wing Familiarization

23rd Annual 13 14 15 Greenwood 101 16 17 18 Wing Welcome Glow Bowl 19 Greenwood Fall Ball at Parent and Tot begins Second Language for new 14 Wing Baby Club Program 1-3pm at Bowling Centre Golf Course 9:30am at GMFRC Training begins at families at GMFRC 9:30 at GMFRC Skate Board Competition ages Terry Fox Run GMFRC local 5938 for Tumble Tots 9:30- 9-18 • 11am registration at registration 12pm at more info 10:30 at GMFRC Wing Welcome Community Centre (CC) Community Centre Toddler Tuesday Max-Well Relax ... Youth Idol (under 18) Terry Fox Bowl 1-3pm 9:30-10:30 at GMFRC casual get together Annapolis Mess registration at at Bowling Centre GMFRC 4pm presented by CC Video Dance Pre teen (6-8pm) 20 21 22 23 24 25 and teen (8:30-11:30) at the Parent and Tot begins Toddler Tuesday Tumble Tots 9:30- Annapolis Mess presented by CC 9:30am at GMFRC 9:30-10:30 at GMFRC 10:30 at GMFRC 26 Journée découverte francophone tour de la vallée leaving 1pm from the GMFRC Greenwood Golf Club “Friday Night 2-Ball” Closing Tournament

27 28 29 30 Parent and Tot begins Toddler Tuesday Tumble Tots 9:30- On Going Activities 9:30am at GMFRC 9:30-10:30 at GMFRC 10:30 at GMFRC Teen Activities, ages 13-18 Tuesday evenings from 6-7pm at the Community Centre (Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29) Movie Nights on Saturday evenings for pre teens 6-8pm and teens from 8:30-11:30pm (Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26) Youth Council Tuesdays 3:30 (Sept. 8, 15, 22, 29)

For more information please call 1-902-765-1494 ext. 5611. Page 14 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS The 14 Wing Library – It’s Worth a Read By Lt Matt Zalot housed in the current VP point out that “the library would The library at 14 Wing International building before not be where it is today without Greenwood, like all of the 14 settling in its current location. the volunteers.” Wing’s quality-of-life initiatives, The library itself serves The 14 Wing Library, it remain somewhat of a secret to approximately 1,300 families in should be noted, is open to many people who think of the local community, living up everyone, military and civilian, military bases more as a place of to the Canadian Forces and offers free memberships. It’s work and less as a place of Personnel Support Agency open most afternoons community. In fact, the 14 Wing motto of “serving those who throughout the year and written Library has been in existence serve.” Keeping the library materials can be signed out for since 1953 and is no mere reading running are the librarian, Judy a period of three weeks before room on flight safety; it currently McCool, who has been a 14 renewal is necessary. One boasts close to 40,000 books, Wing employee for about a year, interesting fact about the reference materials and other and Liz Tappen, who has library is that it is the benefactor media, such as movies in recently been hired on as a of all of CFB Baden’s books cassette or DVD format. Based casual employee but has been when the Canadian Forces left now at the AVM Morfee Centre, volunteering with the library for Germany in 1993. Lastly, in order the library was up until the 1970s more than 25 years. However, to find out more information Librarian Judy McCool and her assistant, Liz Inside the library. based out of the former fitness this is not a two-person about the library, call Tappen are ready to greet visitors to the library. (Photo: Captain Scott and sports centre and was also operation, as Judy is pleased to 902.765.1494 x 5430. (Photo: Captain Scott Spurr - Public Affairs Officer) Spurr - Public Affairs Officer) Le Calendrier d’Evénements de Communauté de septembre

Dimanche Lundi Mardi Mercredi Jeudi Vendredi Samedi Activités en cours 1 2 3 4 5 Club pour garçons de 9 à12 ans, lundis de Programme de la Max-Well Le Club bébés, 9h30 16h30-18h00 au Centre communautaire de petite enfance au Relax…Pause café du au CRFMG Greenwood (annulé pour la fête du travail) CRFMG CRFMG (Sept. 14, 21, 28) Jeunes filles actives de 9 à 12 ans, mercredis de 18h00-19h30 au Centre communautaire de Greenwood (Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)

6 789 10 11 12 Dance Conseil Jeunesse Mardi Visite de la Base Visite de la Base Visite de la Base 23ième tournois Golf préadolescents, 15h30 Programme Pirouettes 23ième tournois Golf Ball au Club de golf 18h00-20h00 au Début de la prématernelle et Culbutes, 9h30 au Ball au Club de golf Centre AVM Morfee Annexe CRFMG communautaire Programme du mardi pour les tout-petits, 9h30 au CRFMG Visite de la Base

13 14 15 16 17 18Bienvenue de la Base, 19 Quilles brillantes, 13h00-15h00 au 23ième tournois Golf Ball au Programme parents Conseil Jeunesse Mardi 15h30 Max-Well Le Club bébés, 9h30 Bienvenue de la Base Club de quille Club de golf et bambins les lundis Programme du mardi pour les Relax…Pause café du au CRFMG Compétition de planche à roues des Inscription pour la course de 9h30-10h30 au tout-petits les Mardis de 9h30- CRFMG CRFMG jeunes de 9 à 18 ans, 11h00 Terry Fox, 12h00 au Centre 10h30 au CRFMG Greenwood 101 pour inscription au Centre communautaire communautaire Début des cours de langues les nouvelles familles de la Base au CRFMG Jeunes idoles (moins de 18 ans) Quille Terry Fox, 13h00-15h00 secondes du CRFMG, local inscription au Mess Annapolis à 16h00 au Club de quille 5938 pour plus d’information présenté par le centre communautaire 24 Dance vidéo pour préadolescents 20 21 22 23 25 (18h00-20h00) et adolescents (20h30- Programme parents Conseil Jeunesse 22;30) au Mess Annapolis, présenté et bambins les lundis Mardi 15h30 par le Centre communautaire de 9h30-10h30 au Programme du mardi CRFMG pour les tout-petits 26 les Mardis de 9h30- Journée découverte francophone tour 10h30 au CRFMG de la vallée, départ du CRFMG à 13H00 Tournois de fin de saison du Club de golf de Greenwood Friday Night 2-Ball

27 28 29 30 Programme parents Conseil Jeunesse Activités en cours et bambins les lundis Mardi 15h30 Activités pour les adolescents de 13 à 18 ans, Mardis soirs de 18h00 à de 9h30-10h30 au Programme du mardi 19h00 au Centre communautaire de Greenwood (Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29) CRFMG pour les tout-petits Soirée cinéma du samedi soir pour les préadolescents 18h00-20h00 les Mardis de 9h30- et adolescents de 20h30 à 23h30 (Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26) 10h30 au CRFMG Programme Pirouettes et Culbutes les mercredis de 9h30-10h30 au Gymnase du CRFMG (Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30)

Pour plus d'informations s'il vous plaît appeler 1-902-765-1494 ext. 5611. The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 15 Thank You Thanks to the support of some very generous businesses and individuals Jillian Stymest was able to travel to North York, Ontario to the National Championships as part of the Nova Scotia Bantam Girls baseball team. It was an amazing experience with some very competitive baseball and one of the highlights of the trip being on the field at Roger’s Center with the Toronto Blue Jays as they did their pregame warm-up and seeing their game against the Boston Red Sox. Thank you very much to those who sponsored Jillian: Nova International Ltd., Dr. McGuire, Total Energy, Aylesford Lion’s Club, Annapolis Valley Peat Moss, Greenwood Rentall and Mid-Valley Construction. Also a big thank you to those who donated items for our Familiarization Visit fund raising auction: Dooly’s, Country Stoves and Sunrooms, Curves, M&M Meat Shop, Sports Swappers, Sobeys, Mr. Ken Lindsey who is the Assistant Deputy Minis- VanOostrums, the Fastener Center and Superstore. ter Finance in Ottawa as well as Brigadier General Claude Rochette who is the Director General of Fi- Thank you as well to all her family members who helped out. nance Management. It was with all this support that the trip and the experience Submitted by: Captain Scott Spurr - Public Affairs Officer were made possible so thank you very much to all of you. October Community Events Calendar

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 On Going Activities Baby Club Program Boyz Club ages 9-12 every Monday from 4:30-6 at the Community Centre (Oct. 5, 19, 26) 9:30 at GMFRC Active Chicks ages 9-12 every Wednesday from 6-7:30 at the Community Centre (Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28) Teen Activities, ages 13-18 Tuesday evenings from 6-7pm at the Community Centre (Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27) Movie Nights on Saturday evenings for pre teens 6-8pm and teens from 8:30-11:30pm (Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31) Youth Council Tuesdays 3:30 (Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27)

4 56National Family Week 7 8 National Family Week 9 10 National Family Week National Family Week National Family Week National Family Week Max-Well Relax ... casual get GMFRC Red Friday Lunch and Parent and Tot begins GMFRC Family Fun together GMFRC Top Fuel for Top Family Walk 12pm GMFRC 9:30am at GMFRC Day/Open House Performance 8:30am Pre Teen Dance ages 9-12 from 3-6pm GMFRC Top Fuel for Top Performance at F&S 8:30am at F&S 6-8pm Community Centre Toddler Tuesday Adventure Challenge F&S 9:30-10:30 at GMFRC Pott y Training 101 from 1-2pm GMFRC Acadia Hockey Game 7pm Fall Family Cookie Decorating Greenwood Gardens 9am GMFRC 11 12 13 15 16 17 National Family Week Multicultural Coffee Family Spaghetti Supper GMFRC Baby Club Program Shop GMFRC Tumble Tots 9:30-10:30 GMFRC 9:30 at GMFRC Women’s Self Stress: Take Charge 14 Defence Course Stress: Take Charge 8:30am F&S GMFRC 8:30am F&S Toddler Tuesday Tumble Tots 9:30- 9:30-10:30 at GMFRC 10:30 at GMFRC

18 19 20 Max-Well Relax ... 21 22 23 24 Introduction to Yoga Toddler Tuesday casual get together Réunion francophone GMFRC 9:30-10:30 at GMFRC GMFRC at Dempsey Corner Parent and Tot begins Financial Stress Orchard at 10pm 9:30am at GMFRC B-Gone Workshop GMFRC Tumble Tots 9:30- 10:30 at GMFRC

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Parent and Tot begins Managing Angry Weight Wellness/ Pre teen Dance 9:30am at GMFRC moments 8:30 am Take a Stand Lose 6-8pm, teen dance (runs Tuesdays to Grand 11:30am (each 8:30-11:30pm Nov 24) F&S Wednesday from Oct Community Centre th Toddler Tuesday 28 to Feb 12 ) F&S 9:30-10:30 at GMFRC Tumble Tots 9:30- 10:30 at GMFRC

For more information please call 1-902-765-1494 ext. 5611. Page 16 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS 50th Anniversary of the Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Submitted by Ladies Auxiliary member year medals, Helen Morse, Florence Acker, Anita Frittenburg Peggy Sanford and Doris Martin. Hazel Chute The Royal Canadian Ladies Auxiliary and Marjorie Hudgins were presented their Kingston Branch #98 celebrated their 50th medals at home earlier in the day as they were anniversary on June 27th. unable to attend the banquet. Branch members served a delicious dinner to the invited guests. The Ladies Auxiliary was honoured with special guests, Branch President Linda First President Helen Morse, for the Desmond, Zone Commander David Geddes, First Ladies Auxiliary started in 1959 Nova Scotia Commander Past President and Hazel Carpenter, 2009 Branch Presi- David Blanchard, MLA Leo Glavine, the dent are shown cutting the anniversary Village of Kingston, and Marsha Armstrong. Guest speaker for the evening was Branch cake to help celebrate the milestone. member Ralph Swinamer. (Photo by Associate Legion Member Several members were presented with fifty- Anne Kempton). Le Calendrier d’Evénements de Communauté de octobre

Dimanche Lundi Mardi Mercredi Jeudi Vendredi Samedi Activités en cours 1 2 3 Club pour garçons de 9 à12 ans, lundis de 16h30-18h00 au Centre communautaire de Greenwood (annulé pour la fête du travail) (Oct. 5, 19, 26) Le Club bébés CRFMG Jeunes filles actives de 9 à 12 ans, mercredis de 18h00-19h30 au Centre communautaire de Greenwood (Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28) Activités pour les adolescents de 13 à 18 ans, Mardis soirs de 18h00 à 19h00 au Centre communautaire de Greenwood (Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27) Soirée cinéma du samedi soir pour les préadolescents 18h00-20h00 et adolescents de 20h30 à 23h30 (Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31) Programme du mardi pour les tout-petits les Mardis de 9h30-10h30 au CRFMG (Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27) Programme Pirouettes et Culbutes les mercredis de 9h30-10h30 au Gymnase du CRFMG (Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28)

4 56Semaine nationale de la 7 8 Semaine nationale de la 9 10 Semaine nationale de Semaine nationale de famille Semaine nationale de famille Semaine nationale de la famille la famille Max-Well Relax…Pause café la famille Dîner et marche familiale du la famille Programme parents Conseil Jeunesse du CRFMG Top Fuel for Top vendredi ROUGE du CRFMG et bambins les lundis Mardi 15h30 Top Fuel for Top Performance, Performance, 8h30 12h00 CRFMG de 9h30-10h30 au Journée familiale et 8h30 au Centre d’entrainement au Centre Dance pour préadolescents de CRFMG d’entrainement portes ouvertes du Fini les couches 101, 13h00- 9 à 12 ans, 18h00-20h00 au CRFMG 15h00 à 18h00 1400 au CRFMG Centre communautaire Décoration de biscuits Défis d’aventures, Centre 11 12 13 d’automne, bricolage en 15 d’entraînement 17 Semaine nationale de Conseil Jeunesse famille, 9h00 au CRFMG Le Club bébés CRFMG Joute de Hockey d’Acadia, la famille Mardi 15h30 Souper spaghetti en famille du Stressé, prenez-vous 19h00, Aréna Greenwood Cours d’auto défense CRFMG en charge, 8h30, Garden pour femmes, CRFMG Centre Stressé, prenez-vous 14 d’entraînement 16 en charge, 8h30, Centre d’entraînement

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Programme parents Conseil Jeunesse Max-Well Rencontre et bambins les lundis Mardi 15h30 Relax…Pause café du francophone au vergé de 9h30-10h30 au CRFMG Dempsey Corner, CRFMG Atelier Gestion du 10h00 Introduction au Yoga, Stress B-Gone, CRFMG CRFMG

25 26 Conseil Jeunesse 27 28 29 30 31 Programme parents et Mardi 15h30 Poids santé/Prenez Dance bambins les lundis de 9h30- Gérez vos moments votre décision, 11h30 préadolescents, 10h30 au CRFMG de frustration, 8h30 (les mercredis du 18h00-20h00, (les mardis de 28 octobre au 12 dance adolescents, novembre jusqu’au février) Centre 20h30-22h30, Centre 24) Centre d’entraînement communautaire d’entraînement

Pour plus d'informations s'il vous plaît appeler 1-902-765-1494 ext. 5611. The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 17 Thank You from 14 Wing Active Chicks on the Move! Active Chicks had a beauti- Summer Camps! ful evening for a hike to Crys- tal Falls! The girls met at the Submitted by: Jenna Gillis, Jacqueline like to thank all of the parents/guardians and Wilson and Kristin Crocker volunteers who helped out with the camps entrance and everyone, par- After eight fun filled weeks of summer camp and supported us all summer long. Thank at the 14 Wing Community Centre, there are you very much to The Aurora Newspaper ents and pets included, made many people who we would like to thank for staff for publishing our articles and photos the hike out to the Falls! The making this summer such a success. First of every week and helping to advertise our all, we would like to thank Tim Martell-Nor- camps. Thank you to all of the 14 Wing Com- girls hiked to the very top and man at the Greenwood Bowling Centre for his munity Centre staff, especially Terri Abbott, than sat down to enjoy the support all summer long not only when we Eric MacKenzie, Susan MacDonald, Jill had booked lanes, but also when we came Jackson and all of the leaders for their hard view and have a picnic on the down last minute to enjoy the cool facilities work and dedication to the facilitation of the on hot days. We would also like to thank the camps. Finally, thank you to all of the camp- rocks! Thank-you Brenda and 14 Wing Transport staff for making sure we ers who joined us in each camp and without Olivia for being great ca- got to and from all of our trips safely and on whom the summer would not have been pos- time. A huge thank you must be given to the sible or so much fun. We hope that everyone booses and thanks to all the lifeguards because without you our days had a great time and that we see you back parents who helped out! wouldn’t have been so great! We would also next summer! Morfee Annex Nursery School Update August is almost coming to a close and September is just around the corner. Miss Maurina and her crew have been busy cleaning and preparing their school for another fun filled year. Miss Maurina and Miss Kelly are looking forward to meeting all of their new friends; Miss Rachel and Miss Robyn are going to be just down the hall in the English classroom waiting to enjoy some new adventures. We still have a few spots open in our classrooms, for more information on the French Immersion or English Nursery/Preschool programs please feel free to call the schools director Maurina Duret at 765-1494 local 5301 or come and visit our table during Wing Welcome! We are all looking forward to making this year the best yet. See you all soon! Page 18 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS Historic Aircraft that Played a Significant Role in Canadian Aviation Heritage

Submitted by: Bryan Nelson, Executive Director, Canadian Aeronautical Preservation Association

Beech T-34 Mentor Beech T-34 Mentor The Beech T-34 was the last (USAF). A further contract for one aircraft was destroyed. Le Beech T34 est la dernière à la force aérienne des États- car on considère qu’il est trop attempt by a small Canadian 66 followed. In the Unites The remaining aircraft were tentative d’un constructeur Unis (USAF). Un autre con- facile à piloter. Au cours des manufacturer to maintain itself States Beech built 773 donated to Greece (one) and canadien pour se maintenir trat pour 66 appareils suit. Aux essais, l’un des avions est in the aviation industry. Mentors for the Air Force and Turkey (23) under NATO’s dans l’industrie aéronautique. États-Unis, Beech construit détruit. Les autres avions sont Canadian Car and Foundry Navy, a type chosen in part Mutual Aid Program. Canadian Car and Foundry 773 Mentor pour la USAF et donnés à la Grèce (1) et à la (CC&F) of Thunder Bay was because of its gentle The Beech Mentor is (CC&F), de Thunder Bay, est la US Navy, un type choisi en Turquie (23) dans le cadre de one of the smaller handling characteristics. symbolic of Canada’s aviation l’un des plus petits construc- partie en raison de ses carac- l’accord d’assistance mu- manufacturers in Canada after The Royal Canadian Air industry in the 1950s. With a teurs au Canada après la téristiques facilitant le pilo- tuelle de l’OTAN. the war – its efforts to remain Force (RCAF) purchased 25 small domestic market and too guerre. Les efforts qu’il dé- tage. Le Beech Mentor symbo- in the industry highlight the Mentors as the service many manufacturers, CC&F ploie pour demeurer dans l’in- L’Aviation royale du Ca- lise l’industrie aéronautique problem of the period – a required additional aircraft in could not remain in the dustrie mettent en relief le pro- nada (ARC) achète 25 Men- au Canada dans les années small Canadian market and order to meet the needs of the industry. The small overall size blème de cette période : un tor, puisqu’elle a besoin 50. Du fait d’un marché inté- too many manufacturers. NATO Air Training Plan. The of CC&F’s Mentor marché canadien restreint d’autres avions pour répon- rieur restreint et de la pré- CC&F had designed its own aircraft were used in a trial at production for both the RCAF pour un trop grand nombre de dre aux besoins du Programme sence d’un trop grand nom- aircraft in the 1930s and built No. 4 Flying Training School and the USAF highlights the constructeurs. d’entraînement aérien de bre de constructeurs, la CC&F Hurricanes and Helldivers at Penhold, Alberta that went nature of the industry and La CC&F a conçu son pro- l’OTAN. Les avions servent n’a pu se maintenir dans l’in- under license during the from 19 July 1954 to 10 how even a good training pre avion dans les années 30 à des essais à l’école d’en- dustrie. La production globale Second World War. After the February 1955. The Mentor aircraft can be incapable of et elle construit des traînement au pilotage no 4, à réduite du Mentor de la CC&F war it built Harvards under was not selected as it was keeping a company solvent. Hurricane et des Helldiver Penhold (Alberta), lesquels tant pour l’ARC que pour la license; however, this contract considered too easy to fly. sous licence pendant la Se- s’échelonnent du 19 juillet USAF met en lumière la na- was soon completed. Seeking During the course of the trial, conde Guerre mondiale. Après 1954 au 10 février ture de l’industrie et montre new licenses CC&F acquired la guerre, cette société cons- 1955. Le Men- que même un bon avion a contract to build 34 Mentors truit des Harvard sous li- tor n’est d’entraînement ne peut for the United States Air Force cence, mais ce contrat est vite pas permettre à une entre- terminé. À la recherche de choisi, prise de demeurer sol- nouvelles licences, la CC&F vable. obtient un contrat pour cons- truire 34 Mentor destinés

If you want to drink ~ That is your business If you want to stop drinking ~ L ICENSED EATERY That is our business. 902~538~5525 • Saturday Mornings - 10 am Home Cooked Breakfast $5.99 • September 19 - Fall Wine Four Course Dinner by reservation $49.95 per person AA meetings every Tuesday at 8 p.m. • Catering Service • Private Meeting & Dining Area at St. Mark’s Protestant Chapel www.kellocks.ca 160 Commercial St., Berwick The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 19 GMFRC Early Childhood Education Program Submitted by Brenda Virtue-Ellis, GMFRC Early Childhood and communication skills. This program helps children explore Education Teacher 765-1494 local 5053 and learn language through song. The Early Childhood Education Program at the Greenwood The E.C.E program is separated into two groups: one for OFFRE Military Family Resource Centre (GMFRC) is a site-specific each age level. Currently there is a 2.5 to 3 year old program program, licensed by the Nova Scotia’s Department of and a 4 to 5 year old program. D’EMPLOI Community Services. It has been serving this community Please note the start date for the E.C.E Programs. NUMÉRO DE CONCOURS : since 2002. 2.5 to 3 year old program begins on Tues., September 1/09. GRD-09-042 The program is designed to meet the social, emotional, 4 to 5 year old program begins on Wed., September 2/09 cognitive, fine and gross motor needs of children. The program Fall Registration for 2009-2010 is currently underway. Space Toutes les personnes intéressées peuvent strives to meet the unique individual needs of all children. is limited. If you would like more information on these programs postuler ce poste de catégorie I. The curriculum provides developmentally age appropriate contact Miss Brenda. activities that foster growth in all areas. Early literacy and Instructeur de natation school readiness skills are incorporated into the program. Fonds non publics Children are encouraged to participate and explore their EMPLOYMENT Programmes de soutien du personnel environment though art, music, cognitive activities, circle time, Centre de conditionnement physique et de sports gross motor, and dramatic play. Children are encouraged to OPPORTUNITY 14e Escadre Greenwood participate in the selections of topics for the in-depth studies. COMPETITION NUMBER: Postes Occasionnel This provides concrete learning opportunities for the children. GRD-09-042 This fall a new and exciting component, “Singing English” Sous la surveillance des programmes aquatiques, la ou le titulaire du has been added to the E.C.E program. This program fosters This Category I position is poste planifie et prépare des cours de natation, enseigne aux étudiants phonological awareness/literacy skills, social skills, listening selon leur niveau approprié, conformément aux lignes directrices établies open to all interested parties. dans les programmes de la Croix-Rouge et de la Société de sauvetage, et fournit des commentaires aux participants et/ou aux parents ainsi que GREENWOOD Swim Instructor des recommandations pour améliorer les performances. Elle ou il exerce Non-Public Funds des fonctions de sauveteur et participe à des réunions, à de la formation Personnel Support Programs en cours d’emploi, à des cours pratiques et à des activités de club. De BOWLING CENTRE Fitness & Sports Centre plus, la ou le titulaire du poste ouvre et ferme les installations aquatiques, 14 Wing greenwood veille à la sécurité de tous les participants pendant qu’ils sont dans Casual Positions l’installation de la piscine et aide à maintenir le bureau de la piscine, le Bowling Schedule bord de la piscine et les aires d’entreposage bien rangés. Monday 9-12 p.m. Reservation Only Under the supervision of the Aquatics Supervisor, the Swim Instructor Qualification : 1-4 p.m. ($5 special) plans and prepares swimming lessons, instructs students at their appropriate - Diplôme d’études secondaires ET de l’expérience level in accordance with guidelines set out by Red Cross and Lifesaving Tuesday 9-12 p.m. Reservation Only OU Society programs and provides feedback to participants and/or parents - Une combinaison acceptable d’études, de formation et/ou d’expérience 1-4 p.m. ($5 special) with recommendations for improvements. He/she performs lifeguard duties sera aussi considérée Wednesday 9-12 p.m. Reservation Only and participates in meetings and in-service training, clinics and club events. ET She/He opens and closes the aquatic facility, ensures the safety of all 1-4 p.m. ($5 special) - Certificat valide de Sauveteur national – option piscine participants while in the pool facility and assists in maintaining the pool - Certificats valides de RCR Niveau C et de secourisme général Thursday 9 am-11 a.m. Open Play office, pool deck and storage areas in a neat and tidy manner. - Certificat valide de moniteur de sécurité aquatique de la Croix-Rouge By Reservation Only Qualifications: - Certificat valide de Moniteur en sauvetage - High school diploma AND some experience Friday 2-5 p.m. Casual Bowling Exigences linguistiques : L’anglais est essentiel et le français est OR considéré comme un atout. 6-10 p.m. Cosmic Bowl (glow) - An acceptable combination of education, training and/or experience Connaissances requises : will also be considered - Des techniques et des procédures de sécurité et de sauvetage Saturday 1-4 p.m. Casual Bowling AND Sunday CLOSED - Current National Lifeguard Service (NLS) – Pool Option qualification - Des techniques d’enseignement - Des pratiques relatives à la prévention des blessures All reservations 4 lanes or more require a - Current CPR Level C and Standard First Aid qualifications - Current Water Safety Instructor certification - Des pratiques relatives à la santé et la sécurité deposit to be paid at the time of booking. - Current Lifesaving Instructor certification Expérience requise : For More Information telephone 765-1494 ext 5631. Language requirement: English essential, bilingualism (French / - Des rapports avec le public English) an asset. - De la prestation du service à la clientèle www.5pinbowling.ca Knowledge Requirements: - Des fonctions de sauveteur - Of life guarding/safety techniques and procedures - Des rapports avec des enfants - Of instructional techniques - De la mise en œuvre de séances d’entraînement et de pratique - Of injury prevention practices - De l’élaboration et de la mise en œuvre de plans d’entraînement Greenwood Military - Of health and safety practices individuels Experience Requirements: - De la manipulation de l’argent Aviation Museum - In dealing with the public - De l’utilisation de logiciels de traitement de texte, de tableur, de - In providing customer service présentation, de base de données, de courriel et de navigation dans “Saving your past for your future” - In performing lifeguard duties Internet June to August - In dealing with children - In the implementation of training and practice sessions Rémunération : 9,45 $/h 7 days a week 9 am to 5 pm September to May - In the development and implementation of individual training plans La candidate ou le candidat retenu doit être prêt à entrer en fonction - In cash handling dès que possible. Tuesday to Saturday 10 am to 4 pm - In using software for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, We invite you to drop in and see what a difference a year databases, e-mail, and Internet browsing Les employés des FNP doivent mettre en évidence les qualités makes! Join the thousands that have visited the museum over fondamentales suivantes : esprit d’équipe, accent sur le client, attitude the past year and see the “new and improved facilities”. Salary: $ 9.45/hr positive, excellence et compétence. Les FNP souscrivent au principe de l’équité en matière d’emploi et For that “hard to find item for that someone special” browse Successful candidate will be prepared to commence employment as in the Museum Store for items such as mess dress items, de la diversité, et invitent les femmes, les Autochtones, les personnes videos, books, badges, clocks, flags, licence plates, clothing, soon as possible. handicapées et les membres des minorités visibles à poser leur NPF employees must demonstrate the following core characteristics: lapel pins, caps, limited edition prints and an extended selection candidature. of models, decals and paints. Remember us for your medals team player, customer focus, positive attitude, excellence, and competence. and mounting requirements. If we don’t have it, we will order it! NPF is committed to Employment Equity and Diversity and invites Pour obtenir cet avis de concours dans un média substitut, veuillez The display aircraft are now part of the museum complex applications from Women, Aboriginal People, Persons with Disabilities communiquer avec le gestionnaire des ressources humaines des FNP. and are located next to the parking lot. and Visible Minorities. Les personnes admissibles doivent soumettre leur curriculum vitæ The museum is now located in the Canex To receive this job poster in an alternative format, please contact the décrivant clairement leur capacité de répondre à toutes les exigences building, East Side, and remember: NPF Human Resources Manager. du poste par courrier à : Bureau des ressources humaines des FNP, Eligible candidates should submit a resume clearly outlining their ability 14e Escadre Greenwood, C.P. 5000, succursale Main, Greenwood Admission is free! to fulfill all position requirements by mail to: NPF Human Resources, 14 (Nouvelle-Écosse) B0P 1N0, par fax au 902-765-1778 ou par courriel Wing Greenwood, PO Box 5000, Stn Main, Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0, à [email protected]; elles peuvent aussi postuler en ligne à or by fax (902)765-1778, by email to [email protected] or www.aspfc.com. Les candidatures doivent être reçues avant 16 h le 04 online at [email protected]. Applications must be received before 1600 septembre 2009. hrs 4 Sep 2009 Veuillez noter que nous ne communiquerons qu’avec les personnes Please note that only those candidates selected for further consideration convoquées à une entrevue. Si vous avez des besoins spéciaux et will be contacted. If you have special needs and require accommodation nécessitez des mesures d’adaptation dans le cadre du processus de For further information, contact the museum at measures for the selection process, please notify the NPF Human sélection, veuillez en aviser le gestionnaire des ressources humaines 765-1494 local 5955. Meet you at the museum! Resources Manager at that time. des FNP à ce moment. Page 20 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS Greenwood Military Family Resource Centre Offerings ______The workshops, GREENWOOD 101 Childcare will be available at savoir s’y vous avez besoin Dinner Out programs, and services Employment and (Bilingual/Bilingue) the GMFRC, free of charge but du service de garderie lors de Wednesday, Sept. 30th, 2009 offered in this issue only Education Services Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009 will be limited to 10 children, votre inscription. Au plaisir de 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. covers for the next couple of Coordinator: Kristen 9:00 a.m. Bilingual Bus Tour so when you register, please vous rencontrez. Location: To be Determined and 11:30 Family BBQ let us know if you require Ongoing Services Pay the cost of your own weeks. For future and Lawson at 765-5611 local 1816 or email Leaving GMFRC Parking Lot childcare. See you soon. • Greenwood Welcome pack- meal ongoing programs and [email protected] Free GREENWOOD 101 age Registration deadline: services, please visit our Employment Ongoing Offered to: Newly posted (Bilingue/Bilingual) • GMFRC Virtual Welcome Friday, August 28th , 2009 website at Services families to 14 Wing Le mercredi 16 septembre package Call 765-5611 to Register www.greenwoodmfrc.ca or • Resume and Cover Letter Greenwood only 2009 • New Arrivals Registration Is your military member call 765-5611. To register, Creation and Modification Registration deadline: 9 h pour tour guidé bilingue • Welcome GMFRC visit/tour away? drop-in at the Centre located • Resume Updating Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009 et 11h30 pour BBQ familial and Welcome Gift If you have a military family at the AVM Morfee Centre on • Employment Resource Li- Have you been posted to Départ du stationnement • GMFRC Welcome Calls member who is away (spouse, School Road (Greenwood). brary 14 Wing Greenwood this du CRFMG • GMFRC Email Information son, daughter, partner, summer? Would you like to go gratuit Newsletter grandchild, etc) on operational Note: We are sorry for any • Career Assessment / Counseling on a tour of the Area? Would Pour nouvelles familles • GMFRC Website duty - including deployments, inconvenience this may • Job Search Assistance you like to find out what is affectées à la 14e Escadre de • Community Information courses, TD, & so on - & you cause, but to keep costs • Interview Skill Building available in the Greenwood/ Greenwood Database haven’t heard from the down, the only methods of • Information on Small Busi- Kingston areas? You would Date limite d’inscription: le • Outreach to Reserve Units GMFRC, please give us a call payment accepted for ness Planning like to find out what your mercredi 9 septembre 2009 ______& we’ll set you up with any of workshop registrations is • Information on Military GMFRC has to offer you? Vous avez été affecté à la our programs/services/ cash or cheque. To ensure Home-based Business Net- If you have answered yes 14e Escadre de Greenwood Deployment Services activities that may interest you. your spot for a workshop, work to one or all of these cet été? Vous voulez savoir New Coordinator: Ann We do not know you’re out payment is required at the • Employment Computer questions, than this is for you. quels sont les ressources Gaudet at 764-1494 local there unless you let us know. GMFRC Greenwood 101 is a disponibles dans les régions 5583 or email All of our ongoing time of registration. Available • Portfolio Development new component of the environnantes de Greenwood [email protected] activities are open to ALL ______Welcome Program to welcome et Kingston? Vous aimeriez Upcoming programs families experiencing a family and orient families to their new faire un tour guidé des or services separation due to operational Outreach and community, to offer environs? Vous voulez savoir Deployed Families Adult requirements. We offer pre, Community opportunities to newcomers les programmes et services Pool Night at Dooly’s during, & post deployment Information Services to connect and socialize, and que vous offre le CRFMG? Monday, Sept. 14th, 2009 information, assistance, Coordinator: Nicole to ease the transition. Si vous avez répondu oui à 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. outreach, & support to Aug 30th - Sept 3rd Godin at 765-1494 local If you would like to une ou à toutes ces Location: Dooly’s, 963 anyone who chooses to SHOW TIMES 5941 or email participate in this great questions, ceci est pour vous. Central Avenue, Greenwood participate. Just give us a call! Sunday to Thursday [email protected] adventure, please call 765-5611 Greenwood 101 fait parti du Cost of pool compliments of * For respite childcare 7:00 & 9:15 p.m. Upcoming Program to register prior to the program de bienvenue qui Dooly’s offerings for deployed registration deadline. cible les nouvelles familles Registration deadline: families, see details under Halloween 2 affectées à la 14e Escadre de Friday, September 11th, 2009 Children and Youth Services Rated 18A Greenwood, pour qu’elles se Call 765-5611 to Register ______sentent accueillies, leur Deployed Families Card/ Coming Sept 4th ...let’s talk donner de l’information au Craft Club Prevention, Support Time Travellers Wife about YOU sujet de leur nouvelle Wed., Sept. 23rd, 2009 and Intervention Rated 14A collectivité et facilite leur 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Services Pre-Paid Cards Available transition au sein de celle-ci. GMFRC Coordinator: Jennifer Send your articles and photos to: Si vous voulez participer à Registration deadline: Calkin, at 765-1494 local Dolby EX Digital Sound st Come See it on the Big Screen www.zedex.ca [email protected] cette grande aventure, Monday, September 21 , 2009 1811or email at veuillez téléphoner le 765-5611 Call 765-5611 to Register [email protected] pour vous y inscrire avant la Casual childcare is not Ongoing Services date limite. Le service de available during the summer. • Emergency Shelter Kingston GMFRC • Feature of the Week garderie sera offert If childcare creates a barrier • Assessment and Referral Volunteer Services gratuitement au CRFMG mais please do not hesitate to • Short Term Support Legion Coordinator: Janie Gagnon at 765-1494 local 5938 or email at est limité à un maximum de 10 contact the GMFRC. • Crisis Intervention [email protected] enfants. Veuillez nous laisser Deployed Families Adult Please feel free to contact me to set up an appointment to Red Friday Promoters at the discuss any of these services Greenwood Mall YOGALATES and for more information ______Prize Money Friday, September 04, 2009 Mon, Wed & Thur • 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Guaranteed: $2,500 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Child and Youth BOOKLET Greenwood Mall, GMFRC promotion table INTERVAL TRAINING Services Tues • 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Coordinator: Kim Dixon at BINGO Selling red t-shirts and Support the Troops items at the 765-1494 local 1812 or email GMFRC promotion table at the Greenwood Mall. Pick-up at [email protected] Sunday, 1:45 p.m. the promotion items at the GMFRC, set up the table and Yogalates – is a non traditional approach to Upcoming programs Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. display at the Greenwood Mall and promote awareness to or services the public. Yoga, Pilates, and basic strength moves $ Parent & Tot Program Regular Games - 100 Every Monday starting Interval Training – 3 min’s of cardio th • 1 Early bird - 60/40 1 September 14 , 2009 • 2 - 60/40 CRFMG - Publicité de la semaine followed by 1 /2 min’s of weights 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. • Letter H - 80/20 Service de benevolat followed by abdominal work and stretch FREE Coordonatrice Janie Gagnon au 765-1494 local 5938 ou Ages 3 – 5 • 1 Lucky 7 - Progressive courriel à [email protected] $40 - Punch Card / 10 Sessions • 1 Bonanza - Progressive Drop in - no registration • Jackpot - 3 Chances Recherchons promoteurs Drop In fee $5.00 required Classes start 9 September and run until June 2010 Toddler Tuesdays Program • Double Action Supportons les troupes Every Tuesday starting To register call 765-6849 Tuesday, September 8th 2009 Vendredi le 4 septembre 2009 Lic.# 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. 13h à 16h FREE 35542-96 Table promotionnelle du CRFMG au Centre commercial Ages 1 – 3 years de Greenwood Drop in - no registration Helen Malo: M.B.S Classes are held at required Faire la promotion et la vente d’items promotionnel & F.I.S. certified by École Rose-des-Vents Supportons les troupes incluant les t-shirts rouge. Tumble Tots Can-Fit-Pro, and NSFA 6 Bedford Road Every Wednesday starting S’occuper de préparer la table promotionnelle et de th sensibiliser le public à la cause militaire. Wednesday, Sept. 9 , 2009 AVM Morfee Centre Gym The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 21

9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. deployed Special events planning boxes at the GMFRC, set up Volunteers Needed: 12 To provide educational Ages 1 – 5 years Registration deadline: • Morale Mail Packages to the table and display at the Warm Line Callers assistance to children enrolled FREE Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 the Troops Greenwood Mall and promote A Warm Line Caller is a in elementary, junior and high Drop in - no registration ______awareness. volunteer who has been trained school that are experiencing required Wing Welcome by the GMFRC to provide a difficulties with a particular Baby Club Special Events and Volunteer Services Saturday, Sept. 19th, 2009 monthly call to families of a subject. You must enjoy Every 1st and 3 rd Thursday Promotions Coordinator: Janie Childcare and tattooing at deployed member. The call is a working with children and of each month Coordinator: Michelle Gagnon at 765-1494 local the Fitness and Sports Centre wonderful way to connect with have a comfort level in the Our meetings will resume Thibodeau Wagner at 765- 5938 or email at from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. the families and to also inform subject area. starting Thurs., Sept. 3rd, 2009 1494 local 1421 or email [email protected] Chaperon for the pre-teen them about the programs and One hour per week – for 6 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. michelle.thibodeau- Volunteer (6:00 to 8:00 p.m). and teen services of the GMFRC. Two weeks. FREE [email protected] Opportunities dance (8:30 to 10:30) at the to three hours per month * Suitable for our awesome Ages 0 – 1 Ongoing Services Red Friday Promoters at Annapolis Mess. Tutors Youth Volunteers! Drop in - no registration • Red Friday Promotions the Greenwood Mall required • Yellow Ribbon Campaign Friday, September 4th, 2009 Respite Dates • Support our Troops Aware- 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 5 th, 2009 ness Campaign Greenwood Mall 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. • Military Families Strength Selling red t-shirts and Cours de langues secondes Children up to age 12 Behind the Uniform Cam- Support the Troops items at Free to CF Families who paign the GMFRC table at the currently have a partner • GMFRC and Community Greenwood Mall. Pick-up the (session d’automne 2009) Dates: Lundi, 14 septembre 2009 au vendredi, 20 novembre 2009. Durée: 10 semaines pour un total de 60 heures (trois heures, deux fois par semaine). Endroit: Centre Birchall, deuxième étage GMFRC Second Language Coûts: Pour les conjoint(e)s des membres des FC, dépendant(e)s de militaires qui ont 14 ans et plus, et membre des FC, 50$ remboursable après avoir complété au moins 85% du cours. Pour les autres participants: 100$ Garderie offerte gratuitement pour les familles militaires durant les heures d’ouverture du Training (Fall Session 2009) service de garde du CRFMG Dates: Monday, September 14, 2009 to Friday, November 20, 2009 Inscription: Avant le vendredi 04 septembre 2009 à la réception du CRFMG. Duration: 10 weeks for a total of 60 hours (three hours twice a week) Seulement dix étudiants par classe – inscrivez-vous le plus tôt possible! Location: Birchall Centre on the Base, 2nd floor. Téléphone: La réception au 765-5611 Horaire: Sujet aux changements afin de répondre aux demandes des étudiants Cost: For military spouses, Canadian Forces members, and dependants over 14 years of age: $50.00 refundable upon completion of 85% of classes All other participants: $100.00 (Free childcare is offered to Military Families during GMFRC childcare hours) Registration: Before Friday, September 04, 2009 at the GMFRC reception. LIMIT of 10 students per class – register early to avoid disappointment! Phone: Reception 765-5611 Schedule: Subject to change depending on registrations and students needs

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T-SHIRTS LICENSE $10 each PLATES $12 each OR ANY 2 FOR $20.00 Tax included in the price. Page 22 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS New or Nearly New Items Tea, Coffee & Snacks. Proceeds for will be held on Tuesday 8 Sep- Auxiliary Meeting Wanted Nictaux Hospital Auxiliary. tember starting at 7:00 p.m. in the A meeting of the Kingston & Kingston and District Health Ticket Auction/Yard Sale Autism Centre, Kingston & Dis- District Health Auxiliary will be Auxiliary is looking for New or Sunday September 13th - 8:00 trict Elementary School, 630 Pine held in the Kingston Fire Hall at UP-COMING EVENTS • CLUBS • ORGANIZATIONS • GROUPS Nearly New items suitable for our a.m. - 1:00 p.m. A ticket auction/ Ridge Ave, Kingston. Contact: 1:00 p.m., 1 September 2009. FYI is The Aurora Newspaper’s format for publishing items of interest to annual ticket auction being held yard sale at the Multi Addiction Norm Donovan 765-3883. Everyone is welcome. the community submitted by NOT-FOR-PROFIT Service Groups, Clubs the 26 September. All donations Center, North Kingston. Ticket Kingston Lions Monthly Help Children Through and Organizations. Due to space limitations, submissions are limited to may be dropped off at 36 Hall Draw at 1:00 p.m. 20 tickets - Community Luncheon Life-Changing Situations approximately 25 words. Items MUST be submitted each week either in Road, South Greenwood. Contact $1.00, buy $10.00 receive 20 free The Kingston Lions Monthly Become a facilitator for Rain- person to our offices located on School Road (Morfee Annex), 14 Wing Liz at 765-3213 for more infor- tickets. Proceeds for TOPS NS Community Luncheons will com- bows, the program that helps Greenwood, by FAX to (902)765-1717 or e-mail: [email protected]. 4655 Kingston. These announcements will be published on a first-come, first-served basis mation and directions. Thank you mence on Tuesday 8 September children through a crisis. Mon- and are limited to the space available for that particular publication. To guarantee for your continued support in Kingston/Greenwood 09 at the Kingston Lions Hall from day, September 14, from 9:00 that your announcement will be published, you may choose to place a paid assisting the auxiliary in our fund Sparks Registration 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Menu: Tur- a.m. to 4:00 p.m. There is no advertisement at our current advertising rates. The deadline for FYI submissions raising endeavours. Are you interested in having fun? key dinner with coffee tea and charge for the training. Registra- is Thursday at 9:30 a.m. previous to publication unless otherwise notified. World’s Fair 72nd Western Do you enjoy games and crafts? desert. Cost $8.00 per person and tion is required. Call 584-2210. Kings Community Fair Do you want to share and be a $8.50 delivered. For delivery call Open House Tremont – September 5th, 2009 friend? Yes! It’s time to register for 765-2128. Proceeds for Lions Family Matters is celebrating Discover the Magic of – Tremont Fair Grounds – Admis- Sparks! Who: Parents & Girls aged charitable work. our move to Lawrencetown with sion only $4.00, Children Free, 5 5-6 years old. Date: Wednesday 1st Middleton Scouts Cubs an open house. Visit us at 10 Mid- Gate Prizes – Cattle Judging 9:30 September 23rd, 2009. Time: 6:00 Beavers Registration dle Road, in the Lawrencetown Reading...visit 14 Wing Library a.m. – Light Horse Classes 9:30 - 7:00 p.m. Where: Small cafeteria, 1st Middleton Scouts Cubs Education Centre. Drop in any a.m. – Children’s Parade 10:00 a.m. Kingston District School. Come join Beavers will hold registration on time on September 17th between Located at AVM Morfee Centre, School Street – Pets Judging 10:30 a.m. – Horse/ us for an exciting new year! For September 8th and 15th at the 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Refresh- Monday ...... 1-5pm & 6-8pm Oxen Pulls All Day – Dinner 11:30 further information, please contact Scout Hall located on the west side ments will be served. All ages are Tuesday ...... 10am-1pm & 2-5pm a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Adults $8.00 Chil- Allison at 765-9274. of the Legion in Middleton from welcome! Call 584-2210 for more Wednesday ...... 1-5pm & 6-8pm dren $4.00 – Entertainment 1:00 - Worship Service 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. We invite all youth information. Friday ...... 12-4pm 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. – You are invited to the Worship to take on the challenge and be- 2009/1010 Minor Hockey * Sunday...... Closed Ladies Horse Pull – Canteens – Service at New Beginnings Center come active within their commu- Coaches Required Men’s & Ladies Cross Cut Com- each Sunday at 10:45 a.m. There nity. For further information Greenwood Minor Hockey 765-1494 24 hour drop-off box • Phone for Renewals petition 4:00 p.m. – Guess Weight is contemporary worship, teach- please contact Luci at 825-2048. (GMH) is now accepting Head Loc. 5430 Closed on holidays and holiday weekends throughout the year. of Steer Winner Drawn 4:30 p.m. ing and a great time of fellowship Aylesford Sparks, Brown- Coach Applications for the – Supper 4:30-6:00 p.m. Adults with coffee following the service. ies and Guides upcoming 2009/2010 season in $8.00 Children $4.00. Come out Beginning September 13th there Registration will be held Tues- every division from IP to Midget. and enjoy your World’s Fair! will be a Kid’s Church beginning day Sep 8, 6:00 p.m. at the Even those who coached last year Chinese Auction at 11:00 a.m. Bring the whole fam- Aylesford United Church. Contact must reapply for positions. The Sept. 10, at the Nictaux Fire ily this Sunday! Mary Louise 847-3543 or deadline for applications is 20 Sep August 30 to September 5 Hall. Doors open at noon, Draws Valley Autism Support Team Christine 765-8013. 08. If you are interested, please ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 at 7:30 p.m. 50/50, Pantry table, The September VAST meeting Kingston & District Health contact the GMH Head Coach, Aries, there are too many things to Libra, you will be heavily relied get done this week, and you upon for some emotional support simply cannot add hours onto each during a difficult time. While the GMFRC • Feature of the Week day. Your only solution is to give extra responsibility may seem a up on some things or delegate. burden to others, you shine in Deployment Services your role. Coordinator: Ann Gaudet at 765-1494 local 5583 or email TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Greenwood Dispute Resolution Centre Someone asks a valid question, SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 [email protected] Taurus, to which you don’t have Scorpio, the events of the week • Are you involved in a conflict in the workplace Deployed Families Adult Pool Night a good enough answer. You can seem overwhelming to you. and unsure of how to handle it? may be caught up in some heavy Rest assured that in a few days’ • Do you have issues with a work situation at Dooly’s thinking to find a better response. time you will be able to get back that you want resolved? Monday, September 14th, 2009 GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 on track and return to a more • Do you want to know how to approach relaxed state. a co-worker during a dispute? 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Gemini, a few people are having Location: Dooly’s, 963 Central Avenue, Greenwood trouble reading you this week. Are SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Maj. Bob Call DRC Coordinator Maj. Bob Sealby for Sealby Cost of pool compliments of Dooly’s you purposefully being evasive? Sagittarius, relatives rely on you assistance or visit the Greenwood Dispute th Resolution Centre (DRC) at the AVM Morfee Centre Registration deadline: Friday, September 11 , 2009 Perhaps you want to be a bit clearer to be a strong shoulder, but this Call Call 765-5611 to Register so you don’t ruffle any feathers. week you may buckle under the (MFRC), School Road or for a DRC nearest you CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 pressure just a little bit. It is 5530 National Phone Number: 1-888-589-1750 Share a night of pool with other deployed spouses/parents Cancer, unexpected circumstances understandable to falter once in DRC services are available to all Regular and Reserve Force members, and make valuable connections. So come out and join in the leave you with more work than a while. Civilian and NPF employees, and members of the Cadet organizations. fun, there is no cost and beginners are more than welcome. you had anticipated. Being the CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 trooper you are, you’ll muddle Capricorn, feeling angry about through somehow. Schedule something is one thing. But letting R&R afterward. the anger get the better of you is The LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 another. It may be hard to remain PRESENTSRESENTS...... 107 Leo, there’s not much you can calm, but it’s in your best interest. do to staunch the flames of an AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 Just Fill in The Blanks. Three Easy Ways to Enter. Valley inflamed situation on the Aquarius, you are challenging 1. Through our website: www.auroranewspaper.com FFINDIND && W WININ homefront. Staying in the yourself to do something you’ve 2. Fax: 765-1717 3. Drop into our office located Wing Air Force background and lying low for a never attempted before. 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FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS Do you enjoy a good time in a AUGUST 30 Cameron Diaz, Actress (37) Complete the following sentences from ads in this week’s issue and WIN a friendly relaxed atmosphere? AUGUST 31 Richard Gere, Actor (60) large 2-topping Pizza from Pizza Delight, Greenwood! Coupon Valid for 30 days! Drop into the 107 Valley SEPTEMBER 1 Gloria Estefan, Singer (52) 1. What movie is playing at the Zedex starting Sept 4th? ______Wing and meet our friendly SEPTEMBER 2 Keanu Reeves, Actor (45) 2. How much does a Centennial of Flight T-Shirt Cost? ______members and staff. SEPTEMBER 3 Charlie Sheen, Actor (44) We are open 7 days a week SEPTEMBER 4 Mike Piazza, Athlete (41) 3. Who ad says, “Save the Tax”? ______for your convenience. SEPTEMBER 5 Raquel Welch, Actress (69) 4. Who has a corn maze, and a pick your own pumpkin? ______We are looking for Horoscopes brought to you compliments of: 5. Who is offering Free Introduction Dance Classes? ______new members! 24 HOUR SERVICE For more information call This contest is brought to you by: 765-8415 after 12:30 p.m. Pizza Delight, Greenwood We also have Catering Service for your Weddings, 765-4477 Section Parties or other www.morsetowing.ca (902)825-7026 Congratulations to last week’s winner: MILLIE CLOW celebrations. The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 31, 2009 Page 23 John Arsenault via email day of each month starting in Sep- [email protected] tember at 7:30 p.m. All Masons (john underscore m underscore are invited. Further information Youth Happenings at 14 Wing Greenwood [email protected]) and he can be had from the Lodge’s secre- will forward an application to you tary Floyd MacMillian 765-8388. By: Recreation Youth 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Terry Fox Run so if you want to support a as the website is currently una- Greenwood Skating Club Worker Megan Come to the Community September 13 2009 great cause and give us a vailable. The Greenwood Skating Club is Le Moine Centre where we’ll practice Registration begins at 1200 helping hand, we would greatly “Together on Life’s now accepting registrations for all Now that school has started, swinging the racket, hitting p.m., there will be a warm-up at appreciate that! If you are Journey” fall skating programs including a 2- everything is going to be very the ball, and having fun! We 12:45 p.m., and then the official interested in volunteering, Ladies! Invite a guest to our week CanSkate Trial Program and busy, homework, practices, may even have a small game! start is at 1:00 p.m. and should please contact Eric MacKenzie “Annual Guest Night”, “Sharing a 6-week Powerskating session as projects, tests, but there is still Make sure you bring sneakers end around 3:00 -3:30 p.m. You at the 14 Wing Community the Load”. A silent auction with well as figure skating. The winter proceeds to benefit missionaries in skating session for CanSkate begins room for fun! So come down to and a bottle of water! Looking can walk, run or bike your way Centre at 765–1494 ext. 5337. rural Nova Scotia. “Lighten the on October 18, 2009. For more in- the Community Centre and see forward to seeing you there! through the 5/10km Terry Fox Wing Welcome 2009 Mood” with music for your en- formation on our programs, visit what we have going on this Teen Activity Run. An adult must accompany September 18-19 2009 joyment. “Lifting the Spirit”, Hank www.greenwoodskatingclub.ca or week, and in the weeks to Swimming children under the age of 8. This This years Wing Welcome Veenhuis, speaks on “Sometimes call Carol Breckon at 765-6645. follow! Be sure to check your 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. year we are offering free is just around the corner, there the Road is Rough”. Melvern Registration dates for all programs calendar to see when we are Teens come to the Community bowling at 14 Wing Bowling will be tons of activities going Square Community Hall, Bridge are as follows: Greenwood Mall (in having dances, movie nights, Centre, this is the last time we Centre, if you can raise $20.00 on, so keep on the lookout for Street, Melvern Square, Thursday, front of Cleves): Friday, Sept 4th – and pre-teen and teen activities. can go to the out-door pool! or more, you can bowl for free more information! This year, Sept. 10, 2009 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and Sat, Sept 5th If you would like more Bring your bathing suite, towel, from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. Just bring some things we will be doing Dessert, tea and coffee $6.00 in- –10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Wing clusive. Please bring your husband Welcome: Friday, Sept 18th 6:00 information please call 765-8165 and Rec. card. We may have a your pledge sheet to the are a Skateboard competition, or another guest! to 7:00 p.m. - Greenwood Gardens and we would be pleased to little treat for you afterwards! registration desk on Sept. 13 Youth Idol, and a Video Dance! Masonic Temple during demo/public skate and Sat- answer your questions! Playing this Week at the and you can bowl for free! We Be sure to check The Aurora All Masons in the area are in- urday, Sept 19th 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 Boyz Club Community Centre are still looking for volunteers, Newspaper for more details! vited to attend Lodge in the Ma- p.m. - Gym during REXPO. Octo- Swimming Pre-Teen Movie Night sonic Temple on Victoria Street in ber 18th from 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. August 31, 2009 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Kingston. Markland Lodge # 99 prior to first CanSkate skating ses- 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. Race to Witch Mountain - Canadiana CrosswordDrop-In Hours AF&AM meets the fourth Mon- sion at Greenwood Gardens. This is that last time for this A UFO expert enlists the help year that we can enjoy the of a cabbie to protect two Count Your Blessings Solution page 24 out-door pool. Come down to siblings with paranormal By Bernice Rosella and James Kilner the Community Centre, we’ll powers from the clutches of get suited up then go out-side an evil organization. and swim! Please make sure Teen Movie you bring your Rec-card, 8:30 - 10:30 p.m. bathing suite, and towel! Obsessed - A successful Hope to see you there! professional man finds his life Active Chicks threatened when a temp. in his Tennis office begins stalking him. September 2, 2009 Special Events

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SERVICE - Childcare: Willing to pro- planned activities, nutritious vide childcare to children of all ages. lunch snack provided. Rate - Experienced, First Aid/CPR, Crimi- $100.00 per week per child. GMFRC • Feature of the Week nal Check and Child Abuse Regis- References available. Part OFFRE ter. Will provide snacks, lunch and time positions as well. Call Outreach and Community Information Services receipts. Please call Paula 242- Melissa at 242-2144 (3034-3tp) Coordinator Nicole Godin at 765-1494 local 5941 or email 2445 or 760-1436. (3026-ufn) [email protected] D’EMPLOI MUSIC LESSONS - Local and SERVICE – Property mainte- NUMÉRO DE CONCOURS : permanently established mu- nance – general maintenance GRD-09-041 including lawns, decks, exte- You could Win a Great Prize! Greenwood MFRC is offering all new families posted to Toutes les personnes intéressées peuvent Greenwood the chance to win a wonderful prize. All you postuler ce poste de catégorie I. EMPLOYMENT have to do is to come to the Centre for your WELCOME TOUR/VISIT and your name will automatically be en- Sauveteure ou Sauveteur OPPORTUNITY tered in a ballot box for the monthly draw. Welcome Fonds non publics tours/visits are offered Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to COMPETITION NUMBER: Programmes de soutien du personnel 4:00 p.m. and evening hours Monday to Wednesday Centre de conditionnement physique et de sports GRD-09-041 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Evening hours are offered 14e Escadre Greenwood from September to June only). This Category I position is Postes Occasionnel open to all interested parties. Sous la surveillance des programmes aquatiques, la ou le titulaire du Publicité de la semaine poste exerce des fonctions de sauveteur. Elle ou il ouvre et ferme les Lifeguard Service d’ accueil et de renseignements a la communaute installations aquatiques, veille à la sécurité de tous les participants Non-Public Funds Coordonnatrice: Nicole Godin au 765-1494 poste 5941 ou pendant qu’ils sont dans l’installation de la piscine et aide à maintenir le Personnel Support Programs adresse courriel à [email protected] bureau de la piscine, le bord de la piscine et les aires d’entreposage Fitness & Sports Centre Publicité de la semaine bien rangés. La ou le titulaire du poste fait les inspections de l’installation, 14 Wing greenwood remplit les listes de vérification et informe le supérieur de tout problème Casual Positions Vous pourriez gagner un prix! en plus de participer à des réunions, à de la formation en cours d’emploi, Le CRFMG offre à toutes les nouvelles familles affectées à des cours pratiques et à des activités de club. Under the supervision of Aquatics Supervisor, the Lifeguard performs lifeguard à Greenwood la chance de gagner un magnifique prix. Il Qualification : duties. He/She opens and closes the aquatic facility, ensures the safety of suffit de venir au Centre pour y faire une VISITE - Diplôme d’études secondaires ET de l’expérience all participants while in the pool facility and assists in maintaining the pool D’ACCUEIL. Le visites sont offertes tous les jours du OU office, pool deck and storage areas in a neat and tidy manner. The Lifeguard lundi au vendredi de 8 h à 16h et en soirée du lundi au - Une combinaison acceptable d’études, de formation et d’expérience conducts facility inspections, completes checklists and advises supervisor mercredi de 18 h à 20 h (les visites en soirée sont offertes sera aussi considérée of any concerns found. He/She also participates in meetings and in-service de septembre à juin seulement). Le nom de chaque famille ET training, clinics and club events. sera automatiquement inscrit à notre tirage mensuel. - Certificat valide de Sauveteur national – option piscine Qualifications: - Certificats valides de RCR Niveau C et de secourisme général - High school diploma AND some experience - Certificat en soins d’urgence aquatique (atout) OR Exigences linguistiques : L’anglais est essentiel et le français est - An acceptable combination of education, training and experience will considéré comme un atout. also be considered Connaissances requises : AND - Des techniques et des procédures de sécurité et de sauvetage - Current National Lifeguard Service (NLS) – Pool Option qualification - Des pratiques relatives à la prévention des blessures - Current CPR Level C and Standard First Aid qualifications - Des pratiques relatives à la santé et la sécurité - Aquatic Emergency Care (AEC) certificate, an asset Language requirement: English essential, bilingualism (French / Expérience requise : English) an asset. - Des rapports avec le public Knowledge Requirements: - De la prestation du service à la clientèle - Of life guarding/safety techniques and procedures - Des fonctions de sauveteur - Of injury prevention practices Greenwood Minor Hockey will be holding - Des rapports avec des enfants - Of health and safety practices - De l’utilisation de logiciels de traitement de texte, de tableur, de Experience Requirements: registrations on the following dates: présentation, de base de données, de courriel et de navigation dans • th - In dealing with the public August 29 & 30 from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Internet - In providing customer service in the Bombers Room Rémunération : 9,18 $/h - In performing lifeguard duties • September 5 from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. - In dealing with children at the Greenwood Mall La candidate ou le candidat retenu doit être prêt à entrer en fonction - In using software for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, • dès que possible. databases, e-mail, and Internet browsing September 12 from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Les employés des FNP doivent mettre en évidence les qualités at the Greenwood Mall Salary: $ 9.18/hr fondamentales suivantes : esprit d’équipe, accent sur le client, attitude • September 19 from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. positive, excellence et compétence. Successful candidate will be prepared to commence employment as at Wing Welcome Les FNP souscrivent au principe de l’équité en matière d’emploi et soon as possible. de la diversité, et invitent les femmes, les Autochtones, les personnes NPF employees must demonstrate the following core characteristics: Prices for the 2009/2010 season are: handicapées et les membres des minorités visibles à poser leur candi- team player, customer focus, positive attitude, excellence, and • IP/IP2 - $230.00 dature. competence. • Novice - $350.00 Pour obtenir cet avis de concours dans un média substitut, veuillez NPF is committed to Employment Equity and Diversity and invites communiquer avec le gestionnaire des ressources humaines des FNP. applications from Women, Aboriginal People, Persons with Disabilities • Atom - $380.00 • Les personnes admissibles doivent soumettre leur curriculum vitæ and Visible Minorities. Pee Wee - $400.00 décrivant clairement leur capacité de répondre à toutes les exigences To receive this job poster in an alternative format, please contact the • Bantam - $420.00 du poste par courrier à : Bureau des ressources humaines des FNP, NPF Human Resources Manager. 14e Escadre Greenwood, C.P. 5000, succursale Main, Greenwood Eligible candidates should submit a resume clearly outlining their ability • Midget - $450.00 (Nouvelle-Écosse) B0P 1N0, par fax au 902-765-1778 ou par courriel to fulfill all position requirements by mail to: NPF Human Resources, 14 rd Wing Greenwood, PO Box 5000, Stn Main, Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0, 3 child registered is half price. à [email protected]; elles peuvent aussi postuler en ligne à or by fax (902)765-1778, by email to [email protected] or Please have Health card and Rec card www.aspfc.com. Les candidatures doivent être reçues avant 16 h le 04 septembre 2009. online at [email protected]. Applications must be received before 1600 upon registration. hrs 04 Sep 2009 Veuillez noter que nous ne communiquerons qu’avec les personnes Please note that only those candidates selected for further consideration For more information please call convoquées à une entrevue. Si vous avez des besoins spéciaux et will be contacted. If you have special needs and require accommodation Lisa Berkman at 765-6833. nécessitez des mesures d’adaptation dans le cadre du processus de measures for the selection process, please notify the NPF Human No phone calls after 9:00 p.m. please. sélection, veuillez en aviser le gestionnaire des ressources humaines Resources Manager at that time. des FNP à ce moment. Page 26 August 31, 2009 The Aurora Newspaper, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS Veteran of the Month

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