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Vol. 41 No. 41 AuroraNOVEMBER 2, 2020 NO CHARGE www.auroranewspaper.com Legions plan for poppy campaign, November 11 Public encouraged to support poppy campaign, take time to remember Sara White, the visible symbol of remem- Managing editor brance takes on extra weight Kingston Royal Canadian Legion Branch 098 Alvin H. Foster Honorary President Jim Desmond, left, and Second this year. Vice-president and Poppy Campaign Chairman Peter Kirkpatrick, right, presented the first of the branch’s Remembrance Day and “There will be no Remem- Remembrance Day poppies to 14 Wing Greenwood Colonel Brendan Cook, second from left, and Wing Chief Warrant Officer Dan Campbell in the 14 Wing headquarters foyer October 26. Corporal Y. Kang, 14 Wing Imaging all activities around tradi- brance Day parade, no ban- tional November 11 services quet, nothing in schools, in their own communities in wreath donations – some- but a small service will be Forces’ representation at this and events look different in nothing at the veterans’ unit the past to watch the national times what we’ve received held at the cenotaph at 11 year’s modifi ed events. 2020 due to COVID-19 public at Soldiers Memorial Hos- television broadcast Novem- in the past, but sometimes a.m., including the Last Post “We will be keeping it health guidance, but the mes- pital, no service organiza- ber 11 from Ottawa. more.” and Revellie and the laying small, but we will be there sage remains the same. tion talks,” says Kingston Kingston second vice- The Kentville Branch 006 of key wreaths representing to join you,” Cook said Oc- October 23, Kingston Royal branch president Al Peterson. president Peter Kirkpatrick, Legion has also cancelled its the Government of , tober 23, as he accepted his Canadian Legion Branch 098 “People can’t attend anything, also the branch’s Poppy public November 11 service. the province and the Legion. poppy from Kingston Legion- Alvin H. Foster representa- and we can’t go to them. Campaign chairman, says A closed service and online In the meantime, there will naires. “We will have a few tives presented their first We’re going to try and do everything poppy funds sup- event will be held instead, and be no manned poppy dona- small teams going out to our poppies of the annual Poppy an outdoor, invitation-only ports “is visible proof of the Legion is encouraging tion stands; a number of cenotaphs and services, but Campaign to 14 Wing Green- service November 11 and our motto: ‘We Serve.’ This those who have laid wreathes businesses have offered to nothing like the bus loads of wood Commander Colonel Livestream it. year’s poppy stands will all in the past, or who would display poppy donation boxes members we’d typically be Brendan Cook and Wing Chief “This hurts us. We’re not be on the honour system like to this year, to contact in support of the Legion. The sending out.” Warrant Offi cer Dan Camp- going to get the funds for except for one, at the Green- the branch. Volunteers will public is encouraged to use The base’s Annapolis Mess bell. The official campaign our poppy trust fund, and we wood Mall. ensure it happens on sup- these, or visit the Legion itself plans to broadcast the nation- runs October 30 to Novem- need that for our veterans and “Businesses I’ve visited porters’ behalf. during regular hours Thurs- al televised Ottawa service, ber 11. Legion members their families.” in Kingston and area have In Berwick, Royal Canadian day, Friday and Saturday. inviting mess members to invite community friends to Peterson says Legions all said they will watch our Legion Branch Ortona 69 14 Wing’s Cook and Camp- come in. support the effort to see red across Canada are encour- poppy donation boxes and President Peter Rigby says bell have been working with “It won’t be the same,” poppies pinned to as many aging people who may have displays for us, and they’re there will not be a commu- Valley Legions to meet any Cook said, “but we’ll do what folks’ lapels as possible, as attended in-person services supporting the Legion with nity parade November 11, requests for Canadian Armed we can.” 

Open to the public | November 21 | 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. | Greenwood Mall 14 Wing Greenwood Decorated trees from wing squadrons and community businesses with be offered in this fundraising ticket auction. Festival Info: Master Corporal Shawn Jordan: [email protected] | 902-765-1494 local 3694 Combined Charities programme de Charité combiné of trees Presented by présemé par Page 2 November 2, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS November 2, 2020 Page 3

Partners mark milestone in bravo zulu | promotions & presentations 14 Wing Imaging unless otherwise indicated. green energy, environmental savings Sara White, fi xed equipment. With partners Managing editor at 14 Wing, including Defence Construction Canada and con- With green initiatives adding tractors MCW Custom Energy up to 1.7 million kilowatt hours Solutions, the Energy Perfor- of savings – a 1,000-tonne mance Contract success so far reduction in greenhouse gas is helping the Government of emissions, equivalent to taking Canada meet climate change 260 houses “off the grid” – 14 goals to reduce greenhouse Wing Greenwood has marked gas emissions from buildings October 19, Aviator Trained Peter Blakesley, second from left, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, October 19, Aviator Trained Brandon Savage, second from left, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, the fi rst milestone in its Energy and operations. receives his promotion to corporal from his father, Captain Timothy Blakesley, second from right, receives his promotion to corporal from his father, Master Warrant Offi cer Scott Savage, Performance Contract work. “The government has to with 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, and Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. second from right, with 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, and Chief Warrant Effi ciency pre- make targets; the Canadian Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. sented a cheque October 19, Armed Forces, RP Ops and representing the fi nancial sav- Nova Scotia all have to meet ings, $201,080, to 14 Wing targets. This is an important Deputy Wing Commander Lieu- program that has to happen tenant-Colonel Dale King and for all of us, and we have DCC Real Property Operations Unit and MCW to help us as a part- (Atlantic) Lieutenant-Colonel nership. Now we see this fi rst Bryan Mialkowsky. As the proj- cheque: it shows everyone on ects at 14 Wing, and also at base is working together. It’s 5th Canadian Division Support not just infrastructure work to Base Detachment Aldershot, make sure this all works.” proceed over the next nine King said 14 Wing personnel October 19, Aviator Trained Jacob Crowe, centre, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, receives years, the savings will increase: have been hearing about the 14 Wing Greenwood Deputy Wing Commander Lieutenant-Colonel Dale King (left) and Real Property Opera- his promotion to corporal from 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Chief October 19, Aviator Basic Noah Sirois, centre, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, receives his tions Unit (Atlantic) Commanding Officer Lieutenant-Colonel Bryan Mialkowsky (right) stand with MCW to as much as an annual energy green projects over the past Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. promotion to aviator trained from 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Chief Custom Energy Solutions’ Ted Loucks (second from left) and Defence Construction Canada lead coordinator Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. cost reduction at the wing of year, and this event highlights Doug MacLeod (second from right), with the first milestone energy savings cheque from Efficiency Nova $898,000, or 13 per cent, and “why we’re doing it. Scotia, presented by chief executive officer Stephen MacDonald, October 19. The 10-year Greenwood Energy lower greenhouse gas emis- “There are the savings we’re Performance Contract is completing work at 14 Wing and 5th Canadian Division Support Base Detachment sions by close to 7,500 tonnes aiming for, but 23 buildings are Aldershot that will reduce energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. Corporal Y. Kang, 14 Wing Imaging CO2 equivalent per year. now complete, with 60 ongoing. to 40 per cent of those savings. ment of Canada green energy tion cheque, pleased the pro- Greenwood was one of six “This is a partnered project,” That’s phenomenal work be- There are several other larger initiative savings that will pay vincial agency, and its oversight initial Energy Performance Con- Mialkowsky said. “We couldn’t tween the wing and Aldershot. buildings still to go, and the for themselves, and contribute organization, Efficiency One; tracts announced in December do it ourselves.” And, it’s hard to believe just conversion to natural gas at to lowering CO2 emissions.” is involved in a project that 2018. RP Ops (Atlantic) also RP Ops (Greenwood) looks three 14 Wing buildings – the some point in this coming heat- Effi ciency Nova Scotia chief moves the province toward its has work underway at CFB Hali- after the base infrastructure Birchall, the gym and the An- ing season – those get us a step executive offi cer Stephen Mac- 2050 goal to achieve net zero fax and 5th Canadian Division – all the roads, buildings and napolis Mess – have amounted forward for wing and Govern- Donald “signed” the presenta- emissions. Support Base Gagetown. 

October 19, Aviator Basic Braden Larose, centre, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, receives The Aurora News October 19, Aviator Basic Jany Rivard, centre, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, receives her his promotion to aviator trained from 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with promotion to aviator trained from 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Chief Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. the CFB Greenwood Aurora News Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. Useful links | Liens utiles website Site Web de l’Aviation royale canadienne www.rcaf-arc.forces.gc.ca Managing Editor | Directrice de rédaction Circulation | Circulation: 4,500 Mondays | Lundis Aurora CAF Connection Site Sara White • 902-765-1494 local/poste 5441 Agreement No. | Numéro de contrat : 462268 Site du portail communautaire des Forces [email protected] Fax: 902-765-1717 CFNA AJFC canadiennes Canadian Forces Newspaper Association Association des journaux des Forces canadiennes www.cafconnection.ca A program of CFMWS Business & Advertising | Affaires commerciales et publicité Website | Site Web : www.auroranewspaper.com Un programme des SBMFC 14 Wing Greenwood Site 902-765-1494 local/poste 5833 The Aurora, PO Box 99, Greenwood NS B0P 1N0 Site de la 14e Escadre Greenwood [email protected] L’Aurora, C.P. 99, Greenwood (N.-É.) B0P 1N0 www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/en/14-wing/index.page Location | Emplacement : 61 School Road, Morfee Annex National Defence and the Canadian Forces Graphic Designer | Graphiste October 19, Aviator Basic Mitchell Orde, centre, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, receives his 61 School Road, Annexe Morfee Défense nationale et Forces canadiennes promotion to aviator trained from 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Chief Brian Graves • 902-765-1494 local/poste 5699 www.forces.gc.ca October 19, Aviator Basic Blaine Reid, centre, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, receives his Mail subscriptions: annual $105 plus tax, weekly $2.18 plus tax. Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. [email protected] Combat Camera | Caméra de combat promotion to aviator trained from 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Chief Abonnements par correspondance: 105$ par année plus taxes , 2,18$ par semaine plus taxes. www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. Administrative Clerk | Commis à l’administration The Editorial Board reserves the right to edit, condense or reject copy or advertising to suit the aims of a service newspaper as Recruiting | Recrutement Diane Mestekemper • 902-765-1494 local/poste 5440 specifi ed in the Interim Canadian Forces Newspapers Policy and/or by the Editorial Board. Opinions and advertisements appearing www.forces.ca [email protected] in The Aurora Newspaper are those of the individual contributor or advertiser and do not necessarily refl ect the opinions of 14 Wing, Greenwood or the printers. Published each Monday by 14 Wing under the authority of Colonel Brendan Cook, Wing Commander. Military Family Resource Centre Centre des ressources pour les familles Editorial Advisor | Conseiller à la rédaction Le comité de rédaction se réserve le droit de réviser, de condenser ou de rejeter tout article ou message publicitaire afi n des militaires de satisfaire aux exigences relatives aux journaux militaires fi gurant dans la Politique temporaire des journaux des Forces Lieutenant (Navy) Jennifer Fidler www.cafconnection.ca canadiennes. Les opinions exprimées dans ce journal sont celles des collaborateurs et ne refl ètent pas nécessairement les 902-765-1494 local/poste 5101 points de vue des Forces armées canadiennes ou de la 14e Escadre. Publié chaque lundi par la 14e Escadre sous les auspices VPI | VPI jennifer.fi [email protected] du Colonel Brendan Cook, commandant de l’Escadre. www.vpinternational.ca

14 Wing Health Promotion Tips, program highlights and resources | 14 Wing Fitness Online work-outs, resources and tips | 14 Wing Community Recreation Online activities, resources and fun | Annapolis Mess Special events and entertainment | 14 Wing Greenwood Winter Carnival/ 14e Escadre Carnaval d'hiver Annual winter Defence Team fun and challenge events | 14 Wing Greenwood PSP A wider resource for PSP entities (recreation, fi tness, health promotion, news and events) | Greenwood Military Family Resource Centre Resources, activities and program highlights | 14 Wing Greenwood Bowling Centre Centre updates | 14 Wing Aquatics Pool recreation, competitive, training, news | 14 Wing Library Online story time, resources for learning and fun | Greenwood Military Police – Police militaire de Greenwood Safety, security and public information from 24 Military Police Flight | 14 Wing Combined Charities Wing activities in support of our community | 14 Wing Spiritual Resilience Page Hosted by the 14 Wing Chaplains, with spiritual support and resources | GMAM.ca August 28, Aviator Andrew Penney, right, was promoted to the rank of aviator trained by October 19, Aviator Basic Devan Assoun, centre, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron, receives Follow news and events at the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum | 14 Wing Welcome Schedule of events details 14 Air Maintenance Squadron Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, his promotion to aviator trained from 14 AMS Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with with Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. Ordinary Seaman J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. Page 4 November 2, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS November 2, 2020 Page 5 bravo zulu | promotions & presentations 14 Wing Imaging unless otherwise indicated. Mighty Hercules turns 60 When the engineers and from Canada, as they were past 60 years, it will continue designers at Lockheed cre- built, to Canadian bases in to change moving forward. ated the Hercules aircraft in Europe. With the arrival of the new the 1950s, it’s doubtful they “That original role is inter- CC295 had any idea how versatile esting, considering that 435 aircraft into the RCAF fl eet, and iconic the plane would Squadron is now a tactical the SAR role will evolve, with turn out to be within the Royal air-to-air refueling squad- change expected beginning in Canadian Air Force. ron supporting the fighter summer of 2021. Air-to-air In 1960, 435 (Transport forces,’’ Jordan says. “The refueling will still take place, and Rescue) Squadron re- genesis of the Hercules in as will transport work as ceived the fi rst operational Canada started with support required. B-Model Hercules for the to the fi ghter force, and now “Our role will not change, RCAF. The squadron still fl ies we continue to do that in dif- but our span of responsibility the updated H-model today. ferent ways 60 years later.’’ will actually get bigger,’’ says “The Hercules is an ab- Over time, the aircraft Jordan. September 18, Master Corporal Alyssa Walsh, centre, was presented with the 14 Air Maintenance September 18, Sergeant Steve Pyette, centre, was presented with the 14 Air Maintenance solutely work horse,’’ says evolved into the search and The RCAF celebrated the Squadron Espirit de Corps Trophy by Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, Squadron Airmanship Trophy by Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, Lieutenant-Colonel Art Jor- rescue platform it is best 60th birthday of the “Mighty left, with Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek, right. Sailor 2nd Class J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging left, with Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek, right. Sailor 2nd Class J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging dan, commanding offi cer of known for today, all the while Hercules” at 17 Wing Win- 435 Squadron. “Built to func- continuing with diverse task- nipeg October 13, with a fl y tion in regular and austere DND fi le ing at home and around the past over Winnipeg with the environments, this aircraft for a variety of transport and have just about carried and planes to soldiers and world. Hercules, followed by F18 has been an amazing asset roles. Its design, with a huge anything, everywhere. On evacuees,’’ says Jordan. “We have members with fi ghter aircraft the Hercules to the RCAF fl eet.’’ back door that opens up the countless United Nations The Hercules’ original role us now whose fathers, and has the capability to refuel The planes are primarily full cargo department, allows and NATO missions, into Af- was to be a long range cargo even grandfathers, fl ew with in-fl ight. It also demonstrated used for search and rescue, for a wide array of cargo to ghanistan over the 10 years of carrying aircraft to replace the the RCAF in the Hercules - search and rescue streamer as they are at 14 Wing Green- be carried. that confl ict and into the high CC119 fl ying boxcar. One of including me’’ says Jordan. drops at Beaudry Park and wood, and air-to-air refueling, “These planes have liter- Arctic, they can - and have - its fi rst jobs was transport- As the Hercules’ role in the SAR jumps to the Winnipeg but they can be called upon ally been around the world carried everything from tanks ing the CF104 fi ghter aircraft RCAF has evolved over the Airport. 

Students remember SPREAD KINDNESS

September 18, the 14 Air Maintenance Squadron ALSE shop was presented with the 14 AMS September 18, Sergeant Rita Boutlier, centre, was presented with the 14 Air Maintenance servicemen at Middleton Group/ Team Trophy by Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Squadron Senior Leadership Trophy by Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek, right. Sailor 2nd Class J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging left, with Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek, right. Sailor 2nd Class J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging cemetery service November 5 Wear a mask, November 5, a small outdoor spaces set by public emonies for the No Stone in indoor public spaces Left Alone Memorial Foun- group of Grade 9 students health to prevent the spread and when social distancing will place red poppy markers of COVID-19. All participants dation. It invites anyone on 24 servicemen’s graves, and spectators will need to interested to join in a No- KUFKHƒEWNV remembering a sacrifice wear a non-medical face vember 5 service (10:30 made decades ago. mask, and ensure two-metre a.m. MST) via a live stream This is the second year physical distancing from from Beechmount Cemetery3 Middleton Regional High one another. in Edmonton, the birthplace Keep your distance, School students will take In 2019, 12,297 students of No Stone Left Alone, at part in the national No Stone from 127 schools placed globalnews.ca and the No keep 2m between each Left Alone project, organized 64,503 poppies in 121 cem- Stone Left Alone Facebook other and stay home if locally by resident John eteries. 2020 marks the page. For information, visit [QWHGGNUKEM MacEachern. The initiative 10th commemoration cer- nostoneleftalone.ca.  ensures the sacrifice and September 18, Corporal Shawna Kelly, centre, was presented with the Private Mathieu Perron service of Canada’s military 2 Memorial Trophy by 14 Air Maintenance Squadron Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel is remembered, with stu- August 28, Aviator Harry Davies, right, was promoted to the rank of corporal by 14 Air Keep Your Keys Safe! Cory Marchand, left, with Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek, right. dents placing poppies on Wash your hands, Maintenance Squadron Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Sailor 2nd Class J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging the headstones of veterans Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. Ordinary Seaman J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging If you lose your keys with a War Amps frequently and using every November. Here in tag attached, we can return them to RTQRGTVGEJPKSWGU the , youth you by courier, free of charge. will mark the 24 graves of Commonwealth airmen A few days after I lost my keys, they killed while training at the “were returned from The War Amps. Greenwood base during It was the first time in my life that 1 the Second World War and I have jumped with joy! afterward. They were buried – Sara ” far from their own homes across Canada, and from England, and New Order Zealand; in the Middleton key tags Old Holy Trinity Cemetery. online. Seventeen students will SThese practicesL helpOW us walk from MRHS to Old slow the spread of COVID-19. Holy Trinity Cemetery for their 2:30 p.m. ceremony. For news and information visit August 28, Aviator Jared Gallant, right, was promoted to the rank of aviator trained by 14 Air August 28, Aviator John O’Donnell, right, was promoted to the rank of aviator trained by 14 A limited number of specta- Maintenance Squadron Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, with Air Maintenance Squadron Commanding Offi cer Lieutenant-Colonel Cory Marchand, left, tors can be accommodated, 1 800 250-3030 • waramps.ca novascotia.ca/coronavirus. Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. Ordinary Seaman J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging with Chief Warrant Offi cer Kevin Wezenbeek. Ordinary Seaman J. Morris, 14 Wing Imaging to the gathering limits in Page 6 November 2, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS November 2, 2020 Page 7

Operate as One REMEMBRANCE DAY JOUR DU SOUVENIR Unis dans l'action

14 Wing Greenwood NOVEMBER 11 NOVEMBRE 14e Escadre Greenwood DISPLAY AFFICHER IN YOUR DANS TON WINDOW FENÊTRE Page 8 November 2, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS November 2, 2020 Page 9 Community Links invites Kings worksh ops aim at building community capacity It’s alive! creative submissions by The Kings Volunteer Re- prior to the workshop date. As interactive: come prepared for cial enterprise is about non- Canada, and recently served For information contact Pam Muise, assets of the two Tremont source Centre is taking its fall always, there is no charge for facilitated participant involve- profi ts addressing important as a founding director of the Karrie-Ann at coordinator@ Secretary, cemeteries from the former or featuring older adults workshops virtual. our workshops. ment. A Nova Scotia Health community issues by selling Social Enterprise Network of kingsvolunteerresourcecen- Tremont Community Baptist church and vowed Knowledgeable facilitators November 3, it’s “Building Authority community health products and services to pay- Nova Scotia and chair of the tre.ca. Register via kingsvol- Older adults across Nova Connection during COVID-19.” Cemetery Society to provide perpetual care are lined up over the next few a Community Partnership board coordinator, Andrea ing customers. Know what Centre for Local Prosperity. unteerresourcecentre.ca.  for the fi nal resting places Scotia are being invited to share Community Links will share weeks to help build commu- Network,” the key to opening Parker will facilitate this ses- to do with an opportunity The sounds emanat- of their family and friends. what they have been making, selected submissions on its nity capacity in the voluntary the door of community col- sion. After working in long- once you fi nd it. Facilitated ing from the Old Tremont And well they have. baking or creating since March, online platforms. sector. laboration. This session will term care and clinically, she by Andy Horsnell, work your Cemetery proved it is still The Church of the Naza- when COVID-19 made it neces- The work must either be Virtual workshop capacity provide background on local, decided she wanted to take idea through an enterprise ~ Obituary ~ very much alive: not as a rene, which now occupies sary to stick close to home. created by or feature an older is limited to 30 people to en- successful partnership tables, a greater role in community assessment tool that has GILLIS, Kevin Joseph, space for the scary sounds the church building in front Community Links, a non- Nova Scotian (age 55 plus) sure robust engagement, so including starting principles health and health promotion. helped leaders make informed Greenwood, NS profi t focused on aging well, and should be submitted by of ghouls and goblins, or of the Old Tremont Cem- sign up early to avoid disap- and key pieces that keep the “Great Idea! What Now?” decisions. Horsnell currently Gillis, Kevin Joseph ~ Age 66 yrs of Greenwood, Kings even the sounds of mowers etery, assisted by providing has launched a campaign in- November 7. pointment. Once registered, tables vibrant and relevant in is the topic for the fi nal virtual serves as vice-chair of the viting submissions of creative Photo and video submis- Co., passed away October 27, 2020 at Soldiers’ Memorial and whipper snippers. The access to washroom facili- you will be sent a ZOOM link the community; and it will be workshop November 18. So- Social Enterprise Council of Hospital, Middleton. Born in Glace Bay, NS he was a son of sounds coming from the ties. Leaf blowers, tractors, works by or featuring older sions must be of a relatively Frances (Hallett) Gillis and the late Robert Gillis. He was a cemetery October 24 was trucks and manpower were Nova Scotians. Photos of paint- high quality, with the subject Heating assistance rebate program opens member of the Military for 46 years in the Royal Canadian laughter and community provided by the volunteers. ings, sculptures, homemade clearly visible. Cellphone cam- Air Force as a Supply Technician. He worked the last three spirit. Volunteerism here is With the spirit of community masks, baked goods, videos eras and webcams may be used Home heating costs can be for the 2020/ 2021 heating households with more than Program for Low Income years with Standard Arrow. He was also the senior Logistics Technician for Atlantic Gliding School in Debert. Kevin still very much alive. and cooperation, the work of dance routines, choir songs if they are high defi nition. diffi cult for low-income Nova season. The program provides one person. Seniors at beta.novascotia. as well as digital artwork are all For information, contact Scotians, which is why the a rebate of up to $200 to low- Applications are available ca/apply-property-tax-rebate- enjoyed sports such as hockey, ball and golf. He loved sport Over a dozen local resi- was done in record time: fi shing and woodworking. Kevin enjoyed listening to fi ddle dents participated in the less than an hour-and-a- welcome. [email protected], Heating Assistance Rebate income Nova Scotians who through Access Nova Scotia, property-tax-rebate-seniors. Submissions should repre- or call 902-422-0914, toll free music and was a master comb player. He was a past president annual community workday half. Program (HARP) is once again pay for their own heat. Community Services offi ces For information on other Nova of the Air Force Association of Canada, 107 Valley Wing from  (leaf raking) at the Old Trem- Among those participat- Sister Katherine Wall, serving as a service mission- sent the theme, “Creativity and 1-855-253-9355. available. More than 45,000 To qualify for the pro- and MLA offi ces. To apply for Scotia home energy programs, 2010-2013 and was a member of Kingston Legion Branch ont Cemetery October 24. ing was 19-year-old Sister ary for the local Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Nova Scotians received the gram, the income threshold HARP online, visit novascotia. visit energyassist.ca/. No. 98. He is survived by his mother, Frances, Kingston; day Saints, pitched in October 24 in the community heating rebate in 2019/ 2020. is $29,000 for one-person ca/heatinghelp. Find out more The program closes March loving wife, Rose, Greenwood; son, Patrick (Crystal), Barrie, Community workdays were Katherine Wall, serving as cleanup of the Old Tremont Cemetery. Submitted Mask-making workshop established in 2013, when a service missionary for the Applications are now open households and $44,000 for about the Property Tax Rebate 31, 2021.  ON, step-sons Jeffrey (Kim), Middleton, Joseph (Katie), Wilmot; sister, Bernice Brancheau, Windsor, ON; brothers, local residents banded to- local Church of Jesus Christ called to serve her mission in but, come spring, com- designed for military, Robert (Esther), Glace Bay, George (Debra), Greenwood, gether to form the non-profi t of Latter-day Saints. Due throughout her home com- munity spirit will be heard vets, first responders Patrick (Joanne), Wilmot, and Kenneth (Minnie), Comox, charitable society, Tremont to the pandemic, she was munity. again, loud and clear, with Kingston Recreation BC; three grandchildren and two step grandchildren. Kevin Community Cemetery Soci- not able to travel abroad to The cemeteries will be the next community work- Life Through a Mask is a Local artist and veteran was predeceased by his father, Robert and twin sister, Karen ety. The group took on the serve her mission but was quieter as winter moves day (spring cleanup) on the free, four-week art therapy Marc Deveault will facilitate ADULT SKATING Ross. The family would like to express a special thank you Saturday before Mother’s workshop geared to intro- the group in making a mask, a MONDAYS 10:30 a.m. – 12 noon to VON, and all the doctors and nurses for their care. In Day. Maybe you, too, can ducing art therapy to military tangible refl ection for the par- Starting Monday October 19 keeping with Kevin’s wishes, cremation has taken place. A come be part of it. Many personnel, veterans and other ticipants to take with them. Legion Tribute was held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, October 30, Village of Kingston www.creditunioncentre.ca 2020 in the Middleton Funeral Home, 398 Main St., (902) hands make light work!  fi rst responders. In addition to the art compo- 902-765-2800 / 902-765-2516 825-3448, Chaplain Wade Seymour offi ciated. Provincial nent, registered counselling COST $4/Person gathering restrictions only allowed attendance for maximum Chris d’Entremont therapist and certified art ELECTION DAY Need a helmet? Please ask. of 75 family and friends. In keeping with health and safety Member of Parliament for therapist Sarah Osborne will protocols, face masks and social distancing were followed.

West Nova/Député - Nova-Ouest SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7, 2020 Contact [email protected] offer support. For those unable to attend in person, a live webcast of the No artistic skills is needed, Physical distancing required while on the ice service was available for viewing on the funeral home website We are now open TAKE NOTICE that the Village of Kingston and in the change rooms. COVID-19 Protocols at 1:55 p.m. ADT by selecting the “Live Stream” option at the DON’T PAY UNTIL to the public and the program is free. will be holding elections for the position of in affect while in the Credit Union Centre. Participants are encouraged top of the home page. In lieu of fl owers, donations in memory Tuesdays and Thursdays may be made to Canadian Cancer Society. On line guest book to attend all four sessions two (2) Commissioners. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. may be signed by visiting: www.middletonfuneralhome.com November 9, 16, 23 and 30, Kingston Office from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Polls will be open from 9:00am until 778 Main Street, MARCH 2021! 7Arts, 619 Central Avenue, 7:00pm on Saturday, November 7, 2020. Kingston, NS B0P 1R0 OVEMBER NOVEMBRE Greenwood. An advance poll will be offered from N / 902-242-3605 http://greenwood.mil.ca/en/communities-of- NO MONEY DOWN, NOT EVEN THE TAXES. Register by November 2 by 11:00am until 7:00pm on Tuesday, 2020 1-866-280-5302 (Toll free/ Sans frais); interest/annapolis-mess/index.aspx Ask us for details. *O.A.C. contacting Sarah Osborne, sar- November 3, 2020. Poll location is the Sun Mon Tues Wed Thu Fri Sat [email protected] [email protected].  1 2 345 67 Kingston Village Office, 655 Main St, MORALE & WELFARE WEDNESDAY TGIF - TBA PHILLY CHEESESTEAKS Kingston. TRIVIA OCTOBER 1 - 7 FEBRUARY 2021 1 OCTOBRE - 7 FÉVRIER 2021 & SALAD ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE Voting is open to all residents of the 8 9 10 11 12 NO TGIF FOOD 13 14 TRIVIA FOOD & WINE The Annual Meeting of the Kingston District Fire Commission Village. Per section 403 of the Municipal REMEMBRANCE DAY TASTING Government Act, an elector means a BAR IS OPEN will be held on Tuesday November 17, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. in the person resident within the village entitled to 15 16 1718 19 20 21 Kingston Fire Hall. MORALE & WELFARE TGIF - TBA vote at a municipal election, and who will WEDNESDAY ne payez rien avant - TBA - Presentation of Financial Statements for have resided in the village for at least six TRIVIA 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 April 1, 2019 – March 31, 2020. months immediately prior to the village INFO - Internet/wireless TGIF - TBA election. available in TV - Presentation of Budget for Lounge/Mess MARS 2021! TRIVIA April 1, 2020 – March 31, 2021. Please visit the Village website at - INFO 29 30 ne versez aucun acompte, - Set the area rate at 6 cents per $100 of assessment. www.kingstonnovascotia.ca for updates TOW BAR - Non-alcoholic and more information. beverages LIKE US ON FACEBOOK mÊme pas les taxes. - Election of Commissioners. available - Demandez-nous les détails. *S.A.C. All interested persons are invited to attend. Village of Kingston Co-sponsored by Fraser’s Pro Home Centre • Mess Offi ce Phone - 902-765-1494 local 5577 655 Main St, PO Box 254 FRASER’S Home Centre Kingston Fire Hall Rental Kingston, NS B0P 1R0 p: (902) 765-2800 f: (902) 765-0807 BERWICK • 1-800-959-3727 | KINGSTON • 1-902-765-3111 14 Wing Greenwood | 902-765-6994 All inquiries for hall rental and use should be directed to Tom [email protected] KENTVILLE • 1-902-678-8044 | BRIDGETOWN • 1-902-665-4449 Monday to Friday | 09:00 – 18:00 • Saturday | 10:00 – 17:00 • Sunday | 12:00 – 17:00 Ruggles at 902-765-2358 or email [email protected]. www.kingstonnovascotia.ca ANNAPOLIS ROYAL • 1-902-532-1500 www.frasers.ca Page 10 November 2, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS November 2, 2020 Page 11

NOTICE: Many community [email protected] or 517Air@ pursuits. This exhibit aims to to enter the club. You will need a and the West Hants Regional events are affected as gath- cadets.gc.ca. Cadets is open to draw back the curtain and offer a 14 Wing Greenwood Community Municipality present a guided hike Combined erings are affected by public youth 12 to 18 years of age who glimpse into the story and sym- Recreation Card to register, and in Windsor at 9 a.m. Registration services & trades fy a photo ID may be required to required in advance; details at Charities health guidance around CO- are legal Canadian residents. Hope bolism behind this historic and The Aurora publishes items of interest to VID-19. Please check ahead to see you! The start up date for fascinating organization. Learn access the wing. An adult “learn hikenovascotia.ca. 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(4139-4tp) bureaux, au 61, School Road, (annexe Morfee), 200 Litre 517 F/Lt Graham Air Cadets to N.S. residents over 19. Tickets Berwick Life Through a Mask is led by local for $1, with a variety of baskets games throughout the day $10.00 off [email protected] or Hardwood, $250 a cord FOR RENT – Kingston Lincoln Shire 14e Escadre Greenwood, par fax au 902-765- Minimum Softwood, $210 a cord apartment, two bedroom, two appli- 1717 ou par courriel à l’adresse auroraeditor@ Are you new to the Greenwood sold monthly for the draw on the Berwick Girl Guide units (Sparks, artist and veteran Marc Deveault and gifts. Proceeds from this at the Greenwood Gardens Order 450 Litres fax 902-765-1717. with card To place a boxed, display ad, contact Cut, Split, Delivered ances. $700 plus utilities. Available ns.aliantzinc.ca. Les annonces avec date sont area, looking to transfer to a new fi rst Thursday of the following Brownies, Guides, Pathfi nders) will facilitate the group in making event help the wing support the Arena. publiées selon le principe du premier arrivé, 902-765-1494 local 5833; email auro- Ph: 902-825-6424 November 1st or December 1st. Call premier servi, et les avis continus seront unit or just interested in joining month. are meeting now: it is never too a mask, a tangible refl ection for Air Cadet program. Please wear a Team registration is $90, [email protected]. 902-840-0683. (4141-1tpb) inclus si l’espace le permet. Si vous voulez Cadets? You may reach out 517 Masonic Lodge museum late to join in! Registration details, the participants to take with them. mask and following social distanc- which includes a pizza and Les annonces classées, 35 mots ou être certain que votre avis soit publié, vous a case of water for the team. moins, sont vendues au prix de 9 $, voudrez peut-être acheter de la publicité. La Flight/ Lieutenant Graham Royal exhibit a fi nd-a-unit map and COVID-19 Registered counselling therapist ing guidelines. FUTURE GLASS For team registration and in- taxes incluses. Chaque mot additionnel date de tombée des soumissions est à 9 h 30 Canadian Air Cadet Squadron for To December 18, the Kings Coun- activity plans are all available at and certifi ed art therapist Sarah Luncheon coûte 10 sous, plus taxes. Texte en and MIRROR LTD. du matin le mercredi précédent la publication, FIREWOOD membership information at 517fl t- ty Museum hosts an exhibit, girlguides.ca. For local info: “Ber- Osborne will offer support. No November 10, noon to 1 p.m., the quiries, contact OPI Corporal caractères gras 10 $, taxes incluses. Sampson Dr., Greenwood à moins d’avis contraire. Dustin G. MacNeil, dustin. Fuel for Less, 1-888-338-0331 902-765-2105 “Kentville Lodge No. 58 Com- wick Girl Guides” on Facebook or artistic skills needed. Register Kingston Lions host their monthly Waterville, N.S. 902-538-0677 Les annoncées classées doivent être FOR SALE réservées et payées à l’avance avant 10 WINDSHIELD SPECIALISTS memorating 150 Years of His- contact Sara, 902-599-1833. by contacting Osborne, sarahre- community noon luncheon, with [email protected].  Clear Dry or Green replacements chip repairs Bridgetown, N.S. 902-665-5293 h, le mercredi précédant la publication. tory: 1870-2020.” It all started in Greenwood Curling Club [email protected]. three options: full table service Les modes de paiement acceptés inclu- Hardwood Cut, ALSO: plateglass, 1869, with a growing population, registration Turkey dinner (take-out) ($10), pick up at the hall ($10), or ent VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, débit ou Split and Delivered plexie & lexan, mirrors, metro crossword Valleywide. vehicle accessories, solution page 11 a railway station and a group of November 2, 7 p.m., the Green- November 7, 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 delivered meals ($11, please call Women’s comptant. L’Aurora n’est pas responsable window & screen repairs, des produits et/ou services annoncés. Quality Guaranteed replacement thermo pane like-minded men with a vision to wood Curling Club will host an p.m., the annual turkey dinner at 902-765-2128 before 10:30 a.m. volleyball “We Are Still Warriors: Illustrated graphic Pour faire publier une annonce classée, please phone windows and more... make their community the best open house and registration event the Aylesford United Church will for the deliveries for Kingston/ storytelling by Military Veterans with PTSD” T: 902-825-3361 Insurance Claims it could be. The Kentville Lodge at the club. Return to play proto- take place as a “drive-thru” (take Greenwood area). Masks required. underway are our Speciality. continues to meet and participate cols are in effect to refl ect health out only) dinner. Tickets must be Craft sale A free one day session workshop geared FOR SALE Mention this ad towards military personnel and veterans with PTSD for $100 off your in local events and philanthropic guidelines. Masks will be required pre-purchased. Available now for November 14 and 15, 10 a.m. to The 14 Wing Greenwood M&M Firewood Kingston deductible. $15. Call 902-847-9624. Menu 4 p.m. each day, the Kingston women’s volleyball program who have experienced or who are experiencing $240 a cord. Cut, split www.windshieldreplacements.ca and delivered on two Legion includes turkey and trimmings, Lions Club. Hosts a craft sale. is underway this week, with transition from Military to Civilian life. cord and over orders. seasonal vegetables, cranberry Crafters from all over N.S.: over practices starting November Participants will be introduced to illustrated Seasoned hardwood. sauce, homemade roll and apple 50 tables, with lots of unique items 4 for anyone interested in graphic storytelling and invited to present their fi nal Milton: 902-825-8440 Valleywide In-Home horoscopes pie. to choose from. Silent auction playing - regardless of skill product to their support bubble. No previous art or Computer Repair November 1 to November 7 Hike Windsor and king size quilt raffl e. Canteen level. creative writing experience required. crossword solution Sunday, 1:30 p.m. Offers a full range of services November 7, Hike Nova Scotia services. Masks required. 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Plus, this will give you new • Pickup/Return • bode well. subject matter for conversations. p.m. Come out and get some Participants are encouraged to attend both sessions. • Triple Jackpot - R-W-B • Laptop Repair • TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 exercise, and have some fun. • 1 Lucky 7 - Progressive The session workshop and participant presentation will be • Eve-Weekend Appointments • Taurus, someone new may come into Scorpio, this week you may have solution page 11 facilitated by Veteran Spouse and Art Therapy Graduate Student sudoku Contacts for the team are • 1 Bonanza - Progressive • Drop-off in Aylesford • your life and you could be completely a strong urge to do something (Toronto Art Therapy Institute) Jaime Lee Lightle, and Sarah Osborne, enamored. This may be a romantic exciting or adventurous. 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VALLEY DRUG MART Page 12 November 2, 2020 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS Two-day Iron Man challenge wraps golf season Wendy Richardson from PEI. Word travels when Hendrie, 133 retro; fi fth Ryan you are having fun! This year Devoe, Dave Parsons, Chris The weekend of October there were only eight women Gillis, Stefan Pierce, 133 retro; 17 was a busy one at the in the competition: four on sixth Ryan Chislett, Richard Greenwood and Eagle Crest one team, three men and one Penwell, Damon Weaver, Matt golf courses. It was the fi nal woman on another, and three Jordan, 133 retro; seventh tournament of the year: the women and one man on the Jesse McGibbon, Rodney Eas- Overall winders in the combined Greenwood and Eagle Crest club’s Iron Man Iron Man Tournament. There third. Next year, we hope to son, Jason Phinney, Braydon Tournament were, second from left, Jared Brown, Todd Lalonde, James Ross and Chad Taylor, with a two-day total of 125. With them is Ryan O’Rourke (manager, were 30 teams entered and encourage more women to Campbell, 133; eighth Ryan Greenwood Golf Club), left. Submitted the greenskeepers did an awe- join in the fun. Hiltz, Ryan Currie, Scott Lloyd some job at setting the tees After the last putt was in the and Craig Steadman, 134 and pins in the most diffi cult hole, the overall winners were retro; ninth Mike Jolley, Carl places. Jared Brown, Todd Lalonde, Baltzer, Doug Haverstock and The fi rst day, October 17, James Ross and Chad Taylor, Fernand Poirier 134 retro; and Greenwood hosted and, if with an impressive 125. Ryan tenth Greg MacDonald, Tyler diffi cult pins weren’t enough, was very kind, and gave out Bigelow, Devin Bishop, Jared we had rain. It was a certainly two new prizes. The ladies’ Ward, 134 retro. a challenge, but still a lot of champs (the only four-lady Congrats to all the winners fun. October 18, Eagle Crest team) were Wendy Richard- but, most of all, thanks to ev- hosted: talk about diffi cult pin son, Betty Saltzman, Sandra eryone who came out to play Ladies champs in the combined Greenwood and Eagle Crest club’s Iron Man placements! There were tee Cathcart and Tina Logan, with in this challenging event! Tournament were, from left, Betty Saltzman, Tina Logan, Wendy Richardson and boxes I didn’t even know ex- a score of 162. The mixed Although this was the last Sandra Cathcart. Submitted isted! A real challenge, but so champs were Jamie Whalen, tournament of the year, there much fun. Eagle Crest hosted Donna Whalen , Cyndi Landry are still lots of good golfi ng us to a delicious spaghetti and Audrey Costin, with a days left. There are many meal after the golf. We all as- score of 143. leaves down, which makes sembled (COVID-friendly) in The rest of the winners finding the golf balls more the cart shed! Thanks to Ozzie, included, second Kendrick diffi cult - but they make them Kate, Ryan, Jared and Nick and d”Entremont, Perry Amirault, every day, so don’t worry all the staff of both courses. Percy Bourque and Rick Du- about finding them. A walk It was great to see so long, 132 retro; third Stu around the golf course is good many new faces. Kendrick Nauss, Mike Logan, Doug for everyone. D’Entremont brought a team Carpenter and Scotty Coo- Stay safe and we will see Mixed champs in the combined Greenwood and Eagle Crest club’s Iron Man Tourna- from Pubnico, and Donna per, 132; fourth Brian Ehler, everyone in the spring (if not ment were, from left, Donna Whalen and Jamie Whalen, Cyndi Landry and Audrey and Jamie Whalen were here Roger Ehler, Ian Ehler and Rob before).  Costin. Submitted CISM men’s volleyball team manager position available The Canadian Armed Forc- all team activities. The team organization and conduct received by the MCAFS (de- experience in administration aptitude assessment based es CISM program is seeking manager will be a military of the annual activities of [email protected] or or management; letter(s) of on the shared competencies a volunteer manager for the member (Regular Force, the team; purchase, control, [email protected]) recommendation; a letter of the CFMWS. The can- men’s yolleyball team. The class B Reservist or class maintenance and disposal no later than November 30. of support from the chain didate’s references will be term will be for four years, A Reservist, in accordance of clothing and equipment; When submitting an applica- of command and any other contacted during the selec- beginning in January. with CANFORGEN 165/15), preparing historical data and tion, include full name, rank, information pertinent the tion process. The position of team man- either an officer (captain reports; being familiar with unit, base, work phone num- applicant would like to share. Should you have questions ager can be both rewarding and above) or non-commis- CISM rules and regulations, ber; a list of all sport-specifi c The team manager will be or require further clarifi ca- and demanding, with a num- sioned member (sergeant CISM sport regulations spe- related qualifications and selected based on their tech- tion regarding the position or ber of duties. 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