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Sara Keddy, they wanted to talk to us. That brings Atlantic Managing editor it home that this ride is bigger than just you.” soccer Major Derek Salley fi gured signing 14 Wing Greenwood will run its third up for the 180-kilometre Boomer’s annual Boomer’s Legacy event Sep- event Legacy cycling ride in 2011 was “just tember 14, with an 8 a.m. start from another ride. the base. Salley and Captain Michelle 14 Wing Greenwood will “I really didn’t understand it. When I Guertin, both military personnel at 14 host the Atlantic Regional put the card of one of Canada’s fallen Wing, are organizing all the details: men’s soccer championships soldier on my bike, I thought, ‘Oh, it’s registration, route planning and police August 20 to 23. going to scratch my bike’s paint.’ And escorts, food and support for rid- Teams from Greenwood, the Boomer’s jersey wasn’t as cool as ers, contacts with communities and Gagetown and Halifax are in mine – it was all I knew.” Legions along the way, transport for the mix. Opening ceremonies Now, just two rides later, and Salley riders and their bikes from Halifax the are at 8:30 a.m. August 21 at says the event can be overwhelming. night before the ride or the day after. the Church Street Apple Bowl, Boomer’s Legacy started in British They’re hoping for 100 riders. with the fi rst game at 9 a.m., Columbia 2006 as a local way to re- “The fi rst year, we had about 50 rid- member the death of medic Corporal ers. With ridership comes awareness, Greenwood versus Halifax. Andrew “Boomer” Eykelenboom in and more funds raised.” At 2 p.m., Halifax plays Gag- Afghanistan that same year. Riders Salley says the Greenwood to Halifax etown, and Gagetown turns complete day’s ride, and funds pledged ride sounds daunting, but “we’ve had around to play Greenwood at and donated along the way go into people who said the most they’d ever 7 p.m. the legacy fund soldiers use to fund ridden in a day was 30 kilometres – and August 22, Halifax and schools, community projects and they’ve all made it. We take it nice and Greenwood again meet at 9 other special needs they come across slow, there’s food along the way, lots a.m., followed by Halifax ver- while deployed at home in Canada and of stops and we have ‘shepherds’ to sus Gagetown at 2 p.m. and around the world. keep an eye on everyone else. Greenwood versus Gagetown “This is ‘boots on the ground’ help,” “Anyone can ride this.” at 7 p.m. says Salley. “It’s a way of giving back.” To fi nd out more, visit www.boom- Based on results, the top “I was riding, and I saw all the other erslegacy.ca, or follow the link through riders on the road with me, and then Atlantic Chip’s website. Click on the two teams will head into the we arrived at the Mess in Halifax and Nova Scotia ride for details of the championship game at 9 a.m. some of the family members of those Greenwood event. The $95 registration August 23, with the closing ceremony to follow immedi- soldiers on the cards were there: includes a jersey, food and transport, 14 Wing personnel Captain Michelle Guertin and Major Derek Sal- their faces were so earnest, they were and extra funds support Boomer’s ley are leading the third Boomer’s Legacy ride from Greenwood to ately after the game, around looking for us and those cards, and Legacy work. Halifax, taking place September 14. S.Keddy 11 a.m.

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Useful links | Liens utiles Canadian Air Force website Site Web de l’Aviation royale canadienne the www.airforce.forces.gc.ca Community Gateway Site Site du portail communautaire des Forces canadiennes www.cfcommunitygateway.com 14 Wing Greenwood Site Managing Editor | Directrice de rédaction Aurora Site de la 14e Escadre Greenwood Circulation | Circulation: 5,900 Mondays | Lundis Sara Keddy • 902-765-1494 local/poste 5441 Agreement No. | Numéro de contrat : 462268 www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/14w-14e [email protected] CANADIAN Personnel Family Support Services Fax: 902-765-1717 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Services de soutien au personnel et aux Business & Advertising | Affaires commerciales et publicité AWARD 2013 familles des Forces canadiennes Website | Site Web : www.auroranewspaper.com Anne Kempton • 902-765-1494 local/poste 5833 www.cfpsa.com [email protected] The Aurora, PO Box 99, Greenwood NS B0P 1N0 National Defence and the Canadian Forces L’Aurora Défense nationale et Forces canadiennes Production Coordinator | Coordonnateur de production , C.P. 99, Greenwood (N.-É.) 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Huddleston, VPI | VPI [email protected] CD, commandant de l’Escadre. www.vpinternational.ca the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 19, 2013 Page 3 MFRC excited with preschool potential Sara Keddy, Morfee program was offering.” Community Services regarding for three-year-olds Tuesdays and Managing editor The MFRC facility and Morfee preschool programs, Virtue-Ellis Thursdays, and four-year-olds space are a few hundred feet is looking forward to seeing Reg- Mondays, Wednesdays and New school friends, lessons apart, and the School Road cen- gio-inspired curriculum put in Fridays. From 9 a.m., when they and fun are in the works for tres are well-known in the military motion for Greenwood families. arrive, it’s a busy morning of children registering for programs and general community as the “Children take a role in their play, program, healthy snacks, at the Greenwood Military Fam- place to go for family services. learning: if they want to know outdoor fun and skills until, ily Resource Centre’s “new” “We can now offer a seamless, about butterfl ies, they look at “before you know it, it’s 11:30 preschool. full day of care,” says Thibodeau- butterfl ies, they make a list of a.m. and time to go!” The MFRC takes over care Wagner, between casual child- questions, they fi gure out how to The preschool has a full and management of the AVM care programs at the MFRC fi nd the answers. It’s very hands- French immersion offering, and Morfee Annex this fall, making itself, and the pre-school. Staff on. If they are learning about the other big highlight is on its use of the facility and equipment will simply accompany children fruits and vegetables, they’ll accessibility policy: families and long-known as the Morfee Annex back and forth, depending on plant their own garden. This is an children with special needs and Preschool. Changes accepted by the morning, afternoon or day amazing way of learning.” accommodations are encour- 14 Wing Greenwood command programs they’re enrolled in. Families will receive two prog- aged to fi nd out how they can have now integrated children’s Brenda Virtue-Ellis, the ress reports throughout the join in the program. services and programs under MFRC’s director of children’s program, and special work will The preschool offi cially opens Brenda Virtue-Ellis, the Greenwood Military Resource one agency: the MFRC. programs, is very excited to have be collected by the staff for September 3, but registration is Centre’s director of children’s programs, left, and new “We’re not new to this,” says the preschool back in the MFRC an–end-of-year profi le for each on-going – and will continue as preschool early childhood educator Natalie Keegan, who will be one of the MFRC preschool’s bilingual teachers, Michelle Thibodeau- Wagner, “family. participant. Beyond that, “we space allows. Morning and after- are ready for fall fun and learning. S.Keddy MFRC operations manager. “We “Now we’re all under one have an open door policy. noon classes will be offered as had a preschool program for umbrella.” “Parents are welcome to pop registration demands. An open for families to meet staff and ask registration, visit www.family- about 10 years, but about three While there are a number of in and see what’s going on,” house will be held August 23 at any questions. The preschool is force.ca, the Greenwood MFRC’s years ago, we decided we didn’t regulations and standards set by Virtue-Ellis says. 10 a.m., with children’s activities, open to both military and com- facebook page, or contact Virtue- want to overlap with what the the provincial government and The program will offer classes tours, a free BBQ and the chance munity families. For details on Ellis at (902)765-5611. Le CRFM se réjouit du potentiel que représente le nouveau centre préscolaire Sara Keddy, 10 ans, mais il y a trois ans, fait que le centre fera de nouveau Les familles recevront deux élément intéressant est sa politi- ouverte sera organisée le 23 Rédactrice en chef nous avons décidé que nous partie de la « famille » du CRFM. rapports d’étape tout au long que en matière d’accessibilité. En août à 10 h. À cette occasion, ne nous voulions pas que notre « Nous formons désormais un du programme, et des projets effet, les familles et les enfants on offrira des activités pour Des nouveaux camarades de programme chevauche celui qui seul et même organisme. » spéciaux seront recueillis par le qui ont des besoins spéciaux ou les enfants ainsi qu’une visite classe, des leçons et des activités était offert à l’Annexe Morphee. » Bien qu’il existe un certain personnel de sorte à obtenir un nécessitent des mesures d’adap- et un barbecue gratuit, ce qui amusantes attendent les enfants L’établissement du CRFM et nombre de règles et de nor- profi l de fi n d’année pour chaque tation spéciales sont invités à en donnera la chance aux familles qui s’inscrivent aux programmes l’Annexe Morphee se trouvent à mes établies par le gouverne- participant. De plus, « nous apprendre davantage sur la façon de rencontrer le personnel et de offerts au nouveau centre prés- quelques centaines de pieds l’un ment provincial et les services adoptons la politique de la porte dont ils peuvent participer au poser leurs questions. Le centre colaire du Centre de ressources de l’autre, et le chemin School communautaires relativement ouverte. Les parents sont invités programme. préscolaire s’adresse aussi bien pour les familles des militaires où se trouvent les centres est aux programmes préscolaires, à nous rendre visite et venir voir Le centre préscolaire ouvri- aux familles militaires qu’aux (CRFM) de Greenwood. bien connu par la communauté Mme Virtue-Ellis a hâte qu’un ce que nous faisons », affi rme ra offi ciellement ses portes le autres familles de la collectivité. En effet, le CRFM prend la militaire et générale comme la programme fondé sur la pédago- Mme Virtue-Ellis. Le programme 3 septembre prochain, mais Pour obtenir des détails sur l’ins- relève de l’entretien et de la place où aller pour obtenir des gie de Reggio soit élaboré pour offrira des cours pour les enfants l’inscription est en cours et se cription, visitez le site Web www. gestion de l’annexe AVM Mor- services familiaux. les familles de Greenwood. de 3 ans les mardis et jeudis, et poursuivra tant qu’il restera de familyforce.ca, la page Facebook fee cet automne, et utilisera les « Nous pouvons désormais « Les enfants jouent un rôle aux enfants de 4 ans les lundis, la place. Les classes en matinée du CRFM de Greenwood ou com- installations et l’équipement de offrir des services de garde à dans leur apprentissage : s’ils mercredis et vendredis. Dès et en après-midi seront offer- muniquez avec Mme Virtue-Ellis l’établissement longtemps connu temps plein intégrés », men- veulent en savoir plus sur les leur arrivée à 9 h, ils auront tes en fonction des demandes par téléphone, en composant le comme le centre préscolaire de tionne Mme Thibodeau-Wagner, papillons, ils les observent, ils une matinée remplie d’activités d’inscription. Une journée porte 902-765-5611. l’Annexe Morfee. Les change- en combinant le programme dressent une liste de questions, amusantes, de programmes, ments qui ont été acceptés par la de halte-garderie au CRFM et ils essaient de savoir comment de collations santé, de jeux à 14e Escadre Greenwood permet- le programme préscolaire. Le ils peuvent obtenir des répon- l’extérieur et d’activités leur Music for Young Children tront de désormais regrouper les personnel pourra simplement ses à leurs questions. C’est une permettant de développer leurs “It’s piano and more!” programmes et les services pour accompagner les enfants d’un approche très pratique. S’ils capacités. En un rien de temps, Please contact enfants sous un seul organisme établissement à l’autre en fonc- en apprennent plus au sujet il sera déjà 11 h 30, puis l’heure Janet Richter • 765-8909 : le CRFM. tion des programmes offerts des fruits et des légumes, ils de partir! » [email protected] « Ce n’est pas chose nouvelle en matinée, en après-midi ou planteront leur propre jardin. Le centre préscolaire offre pour nous », affi rme Mme Mi- toute la journée auxquels ils sont C’est une merveilleuse façon un programme complet d’im- Remember not all chelle Thibodeau-Wagner, direc- inscrits. d’apprendre », explique-t-elle. mersion en français, et un autre agents offer the same expertise and trice des opérations du CRFM. 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Mission continues for 413 Squadron Sara Keddy, going to change. The Royal Managing editor Canadian Air Force is going to continue to demand your Members of 413 (Trans- best efforts – and those of port and Rescue) Squadron your commander.” showed their stuff the night Leblanc thanked family, before a change of com- squadron and base support- mand ceremony for out- ers for his ability to “steer” going Lieutenant-Colonel 413 around those obstacles Guy Leblanc. during his tenure. 14 Wing Greenwood “These people have kept Commander Colonel Iain the 413 ship afl oat, and it is Huddleston commended with mixed emotions now the squadron’s crew and I leave: extremely grateful maintainers for responding to have led a fi ne group of Captain R.B. Nicholson, a Cormorant pilot, salutes the flag party at the beginning of the 413 change of command ceremony August 8. to a downed engine on one professionals, but leaving a of the Hercules, part of the great job and friends.” August 7 Sunset Ceremony: Incoming Commanding within 30 minutes, the plane Officer Lieutenant-Colonel was back in the air, able to Scott Murphy said it is an complete showy fl ypasts for honour and a privilege to the large crowd. return to his SAR roots. “413 Squadron is known “Our mission is challeng- as the premier maintenance ing and rewarding: at any location for the transport and given hour, we could be rescue community, and its called upon to help someone 413 Squadron Command- crews work tirelessly on the in their direst hour of need. ing Officer Lieutenant- Colonel Guy Leblanc, Hercules,” Huddleston said. That’s a unique mission, and left, accompanies Wing “There are many challenges I believe in doing things right Commander Colonel Iain along the way. You have and safely – and doing the Huddleston, right, as he been busy, and that’s not right things.” reviews the change of com- mand parade August 8. Incoming squadron com- mander Lieutenant-Colonel Scott Murphy, back right, Presents and Chief Warrant Officer Rossignol follow. Seniors Picnic - New Date Master Corporal I.Paré, 14 Wing Imaging Date: Tuesday August 27th, 2013 DWIGHT ROSS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Support the Time: 3pm-6pm SEPTEMBER 2013 REGISTRATION advertisers that Location: Kingston Lion’s Hall WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28th stand behind your military For Info Call 765-2800 or email: [email protected] 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The principal invites all students (P-5) 14 Wing Greenwood new to the school to register on Musical Wednesday August 28th‡DPSP Search & Rescue No appointments necessary. Parents of new students must provide a Entertainment birth certificate, health card and a copy of immunization records. Spotters Volunteers List Birth Certificates are required as proof of age for students entering 413 Squadron CASARA office will be running a Military Primary in the 2013-2014 school year. All students entering Primary Spotters course August 21. This will be to act as a vital Bingo/Prizes MUST be five years of age on or before December 31, 2013. part of 413 Squadron during actual searches as a Dwight Ross Elementary School catchment areas include the PMQ’s, spotter. You would be required to fly on the Hercules Barbecue & Fun! the Planesview and the Pineview subdivisions. and Cormorant. You must be a CF member (Regular or Invite a Friend. The school office will reopen on Reserve “B” class). For more information or if Monday August 26th. If you have any questions, interested, please email Daigle Sgt AJP@413 Sqn please call the school at 765-7510. SAR@Greenwood and he will contact you. the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 19, 2013 Page 5 Get set for adventure Préparez-vous The 2013 14 Wing Adventure Challenge is fast approaching, and teams are already approaching us about details. pour l’aventure The event will be held September 27 in the Greenwood/ Cloud Lake area and will consist of a route not to exceed about 50 L’édition 2013 de la course réserver un pour la journée kilometres. Do not freak out! The majority of the route will be e Défi aventure de la 14 Escadre auprès du Centre de condition- on mountain bikes. If you do not have a bike, you can reserve approche à grands pas, et les nement physique, seulement one from the Fitness & Sports Centre for that day, only after équipes communiquent déjà aprés que vous soyez inscrit you have registered for the event (fi rst come fi rst serve basis, avec nous pour obtenir les à la course (premier arrivé only 15 mountain bikes available). détails. premier servi; il n’y a que 15 Teams will consist of four people and one support person. La course aura lieu dans vélos de montagne dispo- Your team can be all one gender or mixed, as it is an open event. le secteur de Greenwood/ nibles). Chaque équipe sera n’êtes pas amateur/ amatrice ce surprise. Cette course sera à There is no limit to the amount of teams that can participate Cloud Lake le 27 septembre composée de quatre coureurs de course, rassurez-vous, car la fois amusante et stimulante, and, if you are not a big runner, do not worry, as the run/ walk et consistera à parcourir une et d’une personne de sou- la course/ marche ne sera que et tous les niveaux de condition will only be about fi ve kilometres. distance maximum d’environ tien. La composition de votre de cinq kilometres. physique sont les bienvenus. You can expect to participate in the following skills: running/ 50 kilometres. Ne paniquez équipe dépend de vous, car Vous aurez la possibilité de Les frais d’inscription sont walking, canoeing, orienteering, mountain biking, shooting and pas! La majeure partie du trajet il ne s’agit que d’une course participer dans les disciplines de 80 $, et les formulaires a surprise skills station. This event will be both fun and chal- se fera à vélo de montagne. Si ouverte. Le nombre d’équipes suivantes : course/ marche, sont maintenant disponibles lenging and all fi tness levels are welcome. vous ne possédez pas de vélo pouvant participer à la course canotage, orientation, vélo de au Centre de conditionnement Registration is $80 and forms are now available at the Fitness

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Page 6 August 19, 2013 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS Team turnover marked by 26/27 CFHS Sara Keddy, we all have a part to play for three Canadian Forces Decora- Managing editor everyone’s else success, and in tion for long service, several taking care of everyone else,” commander’s commendations, Working in health care ser- Drab said. “I may have been the a certifi cate of appreciation and vices is rarely about the work- one ultimately responsible, but a commander’s coin. ers: 26/ 27 Canadian Forces I wasn’t the only one here. The She herself presented the Health Services Centre staff word ‘team” is often used in branch with a freshly planted know patients come fi rst. our branch.” tree on the grounds of the August 9, as Major Christina Drab thanked her family health centre, opened in Janu- Drab said goodbye, she turned for being the core of her own ary after a three-year, time the tables on an event meant team, but proceeded to pres- consuming special project to mark her four-year term as ent or introduce others who completed entirely under her commanding offi cer. presented various awards to term. Incoming 26/27 Canadian Forces Health Services Commanding Officer Major Deborah “Being part of a team – ev- 26/27 CFHS personnel and “There are also a few pieces McDonald, left, accepted a William Hall-related carving from outgoing Commanding eryone has different roles, but friends of the branch, including of the old health centre struc- Officer Major Christine Drab as a gift to the clinic named after Canada’s last Victoria ture in the ground with this Cross recipient. 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Two Boston light bomb- ers from 418 Squadron. In the skies DND fi le above Dieppe, 1942

Some had slept. Probably the as the ground crews purpose- veterans, those fighter pilots fully went about making fi nal and bomber crews who knew checks. The airmen knew they what it was like the night before had to be over the beaches by a “big show.” Others, new to the 0500 hours, the time of the idea of going into combat, likely initial assault. Engine after en- tossed and turned, thinking of gine sprang to life, shattering the thousand and one details the early morning with aviation that had been briefed the day noise. Seventy-seven fighter aircraft shells and the frighten- Aircraft were thrown through the their missions brought them of combat approximately 106 before or…trying not to think at and bomber squadrons had ingly beautiful lines of tracers air in manoeuvres that tested the closer to enemy fighters and aircraft were lost by the Allies all, least their thoughts stray to been assembled for JUBLIEE – arcing through it all. As the day limits of both fl esh and metal. when “bounced” it was often as compared to 48 German. the unthinkable. It did not matter almost 1,000 aircraft manned progressed, columns of smoke Suddenly, the sky would be unexpected, with deadly results. Still, the Allied air forces had now. Fresh or tired, the crews by men brought together to from burning naval craft, vehi- full of aircraft, some with black Mustang pilots would suffer the succeeded in their primary mis- donned their goggles, gloves, defeat a common enemy. There cles and buildings climbed ever crosses, moving at incredible largest percentage of air losses sion: they had put up a virtually boots and Mae Wests as they were Poles, Czechs, French, upward like a forest of black, speeds with each trying to close during the battle. impenetrable air umbrella over made their way to their squad- Norwegians and others from foul-smelling trees. Squadrons the gap between hunter and Enemy action was not the only Dieppe and the naval convoy. ron areas. Perhaps someone German occupied lands. There that took off later in the day used hunted to mere yards before thing to be feared on that day. Attacks by the Luftwaffe were made an oft-heard joke about were Americans whose fi ghter these columns as guideposts to fi ring. Shells from cannons and The fog of war can deliver some negligible, with only one major how the life preserver owed its machine guns streaked through nasty surprises. nickname to the buxom movie the air like nimble fi ngers seek- A 418 Squadron star. Others may have spoken ing a vital spot in machine or Boston aircraft boastfully to their comrades of man. And then it was over, the joined the first deeds to come, while others en- sky empty as the pilot regained sorties of the joyed the moments before dawn his bearings and sought the day, but a mis- in thoughtful silence awed in comfort of his wingman or take by ground part by what they had been told squadron once again. A quick crew unfamiliar the day before. It was August 19, check of the aircraft to see if with this air- 1942 and Operation JUBLIEE there was damage, then back to craft meant an was about to commence. the airfi eld for a gulp of water, undercarriage The aircrew had been told a hurried meal; and then back safety bolt was JUBLIEE was to be “raid in for a repeat performance - two, not removed force” involving over 6,000 Squadron Leader Lloyd Chadburn, commanding officer three or four times. and, when air- of 416 Squadron, won his Distinguished Flying Cross soldiers and commandos, sup- for leadership at Dieppe. He made multiple sorties in For aircrew in close support borne, the air- ported by naval and air forces, his Spitfire V. aircraft, the Hurricanes and craft’s wheels and the target was the French bombers, their air war was could not be port of Dieppe in Occupied and bomber units had fi nally ar- where they should go. slightly different. Their fi rst at- raised. Aborting France. It was to be a hit and rived in England and some, who Each airman, according to tacks were made over pristine the mission, the run operation; a chance to came to the party early, in the their aircraft and mission, would beaches and against untouched Boston became Flight Sergeant Mehew “Zip” Zobell, “poke Jerry in the eye.” There uniforms of the RAF and Royal have had a very different im- targets. By late morning, they easy “meat” for from Raymond, Alberta, returned from were broader strategic and Canadian Air Force (RCAF). pression of that day. Although approached over broken and a German fi ght- Dieppe with German metal in both his operational considerations, Then there were the Canadi- surrounded by their comrades, burning craft, the sprawled er and was shot head and Spitfire. but if the airmen had been told ans. Nine RCAF squadrons (400, each Spitfi re pilot was alone, bodies of Canadian soldiers and down – fortu- JUBLIEE would divert German 401, 402, 403, 411, 412, 414, cocooned in his aircraft with fl ew into the plumes of smoke nately, the crew survived. Not ship damaged (it was later sunk attention from the beleaguered 416 and 418) would take part only the roar of the engine that brought with it the bitter so lucky were pilot offi cers John by the Allies). Russians on the Eastern Front, in JUBILEE but, as was always and his own thoughts to keep taste of defeat. View obscured, Gardiner (23, Ottawa) and Nor- Sixty Allied airmen were or acquire intelligence infor- the case, there were many more him company. Occasionally a they raced through the every man Monchier (19, Dartmouth) killed, of which 13 were Cana- mation and equipment, these Canadians scattered amongst voice over the wireless (radio), present fl ak with only seconds with 403 Squadron, killed when dian serving with RCAF and RAF considerations were well above the RAF units. For these pilots, sometimes calm, sometimes to attack the designated target their Spitfi res collided during squadrons. This number would their pay grade. These lofty gunners and observers, JUBI- excited, sometimes frightened before they were through into combat over Dieppe. Flak also have been much higher except considerations were for the LEE had a more personal feeling would interrupt these thoughts. deceptively welcoming clear claimed its share of victims, for the often-unrecognized hero- likes of Air Marshal Leigh Mal- as their countrymen, most from Calm and excited voices were skies harbouring enemy fi ght- such as Flight Sergeant Stir- ism of the Air-Sea Rescue orga- lory, the Royal Air Force (RAF) the 2nd Canadian Infantry Divi- to be acknowledged or obeyed; ers. Then it was back to England ling Banks (19, Poplar Grove, nization. Yet, this number pales offi cer commanding 11 Group sion, made up the bulk of the frightened voices were to be to do it all over again. Prince Edward Island), fl ying a in comparison to casualties and their “boss” for JUBILEE. invasion force. ignored with a “thank God it’s Mustang pilots fl ew recon- Hurricane with No. 3 Squadron suffered by the Canadian army For the young men who would The fi rst aircraft arrived over not me.” naissance fl ights far from the RAF, killed attempting to ditch at Dieppe. Of the approximately shortly climb into their Spitfi res, Dieppe just as dawn was be- Depending on fuel and dis- battlefi eld keeping close watch his damaged aircraft in the sea 5,000 Canadian soldiers who Mustangs, Boston and Blenheim ginning to break. A clear sky, tance, actual time in the vicinity on the approaches to Dieppe. off Dieppe. took part in JUBILEE, 907 were bombers, the focus was hit the deceptively calm, greeted the of Dieppe was often measured Often with only a solitary wing- The vast majority of casual- killed and over 1,900 wounded target, dominate the airspace, airmen. However, as the squad- in minutes but, when German man for company, they were ties suffered by the Allied air and captured. The Canadian protect the assault force and rons began their deadly tasks, fi ghters appeared, each minute to fi ght only as a last resort; forces that day were infl icted by army units that fought at Dieppe “have a go at Jerry.” the sky quickly fi lled with aircraft seemed like an eternity. Combat knowledge was their primary a determined and skilled Luft- have this name inscribed with Aircrew tasked to fl y the fi rst darting hither and yon, puffs of was brief, vicious and demand- weapon and speed and stealth waffe. Although total numbers honour on their Colours, and so sorties climbed into their aircraft smoke from detonating anti- ing on both body and mind. their best defence. However, are still debated, in 16 hours do nine RCAF squadrons. the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS August 19, 2013 Page 11

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Items may be submitted obtain paperwork or have ques- Greenwood Players auditions au 83A, School Road, (annexe Morfee), to our offi ce, 83A School Road (Morfee Annex), 14e Escadre Greenwood, par fax au (902) tions answered, contact Mark The Greenwood Players welcomes 14 Wing Greenwood; by fax, (902)765-1717; 765-1717 ou par courriel à l’adresse editor@ Gordon, mark.gordon40@gmail. all to audition for the fall play, or email [email protected]. Dated auroranewspaper.com. Les annonces avec com or 765-0152. “Fruitcakes.” The play requires announcements are published on a fi rst-come, date sont publiées selon le principe du premier Story time a large and varied cast: four fi rst-served basis, and on-going notices will be arrivé, premier servi, et les avis continus seront Monday evenings, Miss Kendra men, four women, six boys and inclus si l’espace le permet. Si vous voulez included as space allows. 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September 5, starting at 7 p.m.; Skating registration and August 25, September 1 and August 19 and 21, 6:30 p.m. to 8 8 starting at 1 p.m. “Fruitcakes” Horseshoe champs metro crossword p.m., the Greenwood Skating Club will run the week of November 18 The 5th Jean Martel Horsehoe Tournament was held at will hold club registration at the for fi ve or six performances. For the Kingston Royal Canadian Legion July 20. First place solution page 14 14 Wing Greenwood Community additional information, contact winners Zane Morse and John A. MacDonald received Centre. All levels of skating, CAN- Gerald Cormier, 765-0327; or their plaque and prize from Martel’s daughter, Deborah Vermette. Second place winners were Paul Turmel and skate, junior, intermediate and Chantal Murphy, 847-3197. Jack Jones, and third place winners were Derik Maske senior participants are welcome. Pet adoption and Pauline Scoville. Submitted You may also register at the club’s August 23 to 25, the Companion Wing Welcome booth September Animal Protection Society is hav- CAPS open house from 2 p.m. CAPS project 7, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the 14 Wing ing an adoption fi esta weekend. to 4 p.m. at 1468 Ben Phinney August 24 is the deadline for Fitness and Sports Centre. Many CAPS cats and kitties will Road, Margaretsville. Come see the 2014 CAPS Cherished Pets Meeting be visiting the Petvalu Store our beautiful adoptable compan- Photo Calendar. Enter as many August 21, the Wilmot Garden in the Greenwood Mall August ion animals, visit our tasty BBQ pictures as you would like with Club monthly meeting will be held 23 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and corner (veggie dogs available) a $5 entry fee for each photo at the Melvin Square Community August 24 from 11 a.m. to 4 and check out our fl ea market. submitted. 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delicious BBQ, a paddle in the a celebration of Mi’Kmaq culture Berwick Girl Guides would love to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. lection, the Rusty Nail collection, ters” and “Glass from the Past” Montreal Canoe and check out and traditions at Port-Royal Na- meet girls for Sparks (ages 5-6), Drop by to see our permanent a re-created general store, a (opening Canada Day). Admission the petroglyphs on a special tour. tional Historic Site. From 1 p.m. to Brownies (ages 7-8), Guides exhibits, including the Nova Scotia re-created classroom and more. charged, except Canada Day. Call In the evening sit back and enjoy 4 p.m., watch demonstrations on (ages 9-12), Pathfi nders (ages Museum’s clock and watch col- New exhibits featured are “Disas- 825-6116 for information. a movie at the Wilder Restaurant the fi ne art of leatherwork, quill- 12-15) and Rangers (ages 15-18) and view the dark skies over Keji work, beadwork and more. Join and women interested in taking on through a telescope at the Sky traditional drumming and singing a leadership role with our units. Circle! Regular admission fees ,and don’t miss the chance to Visit us at the Berwick town hall apply. www.parkscanada.gc.ca/ play a game of waltes! Regular for the town-wide registration and Find & Win Three easy ways to enter. keji or call (902)682-2779. admissions apply. Information: information session. You go, girl! 1. Through our website: www.auroranewspaper.com Cemetery service www.parkscanada.ca/portroyal, Volunteers needed 2. Fax: 765-1717 Entry deadline: August 25, Torbrook Mines United call 902-532-2321. Valley Community Learning As- 3. Drop into our offi ce located on 83A School Road (Morfee Annex) Noon, August 22, 2013 Church, 2 p.m. Speaker: Rev. Joy Hike sociation is recruiting volunteers Noble. All plot-holders are urged September 2, join the Valley Trek- to tutor ESL learners in Kings and Full name Phone number to attend this service of com- kers if you have always wanted Annapolis counties. If you can Complete the following questions from ads in this week’s issue and win a large 2-topping pizza memoration and blessing. Dona- to hike the Cape Split Trail. We’ll speak and write English, you can from Pizza Delight, Greenwood. Coupon valid for 30 days. tions for cemetery maintenance meet in the Cape Split parking volunteer! For information, email 1. Where can you win a $500.00 Shopping Spree? ______much appreciated. lot around 9:30 a.m. for walking [email protected] or 2. Who is located at 116 Orchard Drive, Middleton? ______Meeting at 10. This is a 16 kilometre hike phone/ text (902) 692-8042. 3. Where can you go for free auditions? ______August 28, the monthly board of over varied terrain, so wear good Dancing 4. When is Dwight Ross Elementary School September Registration? ______directors meeting for Companion footwear. We will have a short Fridays, join us for an evening 5. What can you pick at Dempsey Corner Orchard?______Animal Protection Society of An- break at “the Split” to eat our of square dancing, 8 p.m. to 10 Limited to one win per family in a TWO MONTH PERIOD. napolis County will be held at the own packed lunches. If you have p.m., at the Melvern Square Hall. The winner will be drawn randomly from all correct entries. Only one entry per family per week. Municipal Building in Lawrenc- any questions about this event, Phone 765-8145 for information. etown. For further information contact 765-4051 or 847-1772. Macdonald Museum Pizza Delight, Greenwood contact CAPS at 825-2277. Girl Guide registration Annapolis Valley Macdonald Mu- 765-4477 Heritage event September 6, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., seum, 21 School Street, Middle- September 1, join Parks Canada in and September 7, 9 a.m. to noon, ton; summer hours: Monday to Congratulations to last week’s winner: TYNISHA PYNCH sudoku patrick’s puzzle horoscopes solution page 14 solution page 14 Aug 18 - Aug 24 ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Aries, you have a fi rm grasp on what Libra, sometimes you have to be you need to accomplish in the week the voice of reason, and this won’t ahead. Stay focused on your tasks always make you popular with and that focus will pay off by the others. Though some may not rally end of the week. around you this week, they’ll relent. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Taurus, your fi nancial burden is a Something that seemed like a good little easier this week. 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Check us out on Facebook for daily updates! 824-0286 Obituaries are priced at 57 cents per line (black and white) Private beach, this or 67 cents per line (colour). 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom Obituaries for serving Canadian Forces Regular, Reserve house has been decorated members and Canadian Forces veterans are complimentary and furnished to a high to an eighth of a page space (2 columns x 67 lines), black and standard, enjoy white only. Regular line rates apply on space over this size. David A. Proudfoot spectacular views from the Payment is required before publication (cash, cheque, debit Barrister * Solicitor * Notary or VISA, MasterCard, AMEX). huge deck and all living spaces. Rent: $1,400/ Contact Anne Kempton, 765-1494 x 5833, marketing@ 811 Central Avenue, PO Box 100 • Real Estate auroranewspaper.com, for details. Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0 month plus utilities, Email: [email protected] • Wills / Estates no pets please. 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Goûter, les campeurs le sable. deep tissue therapeutic treatments Contact Anne at 765-1494 local 5833 for rates ont eu de la diffi culté à deviner Nous serons tristes de termi- Check us out on Facebook qu’est-ce qu’ils goutaient sans ner les camps d`été! Low $10.00 off Minimum RALPH FREEMAN Take in a ‘mega’ whale Orders 450 Litres with card MOTORS LTD. watching trip YOUR LOCAL USED CAR DEALER The 14 Wing Greenwood Com- able to military members, their Licensed Mechanic Available on Site munity Centre has arranged a families and those who have U-Haul Dealer call 765-0158 family trip to Brier Island for a Community Recreation Cards. Now offering Driveway Sealing and Repair www.freemansautosales.com “mega” whale watching tour To register, drop in to the cen- Waterville, N.S. August 24. tre’s main office to complete 1-888-338-0331 (Oil delivery 6 days a week) 820 Main Street, Kingston • 765-2555 A 40-passenger bus will leave your waiver forms and make the the centre at 2 p.m. for the 5:30 payment. Ages 15 and older will p.m. tour. The tour itself will be pay $35, ages six to 14 will pay Durland, Gillis & Schumacher Associates three to fi ve hours long, so we $25 and those fi ve and under will Kissing Gate will arrive back on Brier Island pay $20 (all plus HST). There will Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Woodcraft & Mystic Allure no later than 10:30 p.m., when also be a transport fee of $10 per W. Bruce Gillis, Q.C. • Blaine G. Schumacher, CD we will then make our way back individual or $20 per family. (Also of the Alberta Bar) Patio Furniture Reiki for Relaxation to Greenwood (approximately Any youth 12 years of age or Counsel: Clare H. Durland, Q.C. (Non-Practicing) Sparkle's Tarot Readings Phone (902) 825-3415 • Fax (902) 825-2522 midnight). younger must be accompanied 147 Main St., Middleton, NS and HRM All of our trips are only avail- by an adult. 74 Commercial Street P.O. Box 700, Middleton, NS 902-489-9995 or 902-825-4889 Excursion d’observation B0S 1P0 [email protected] www.kissing-gate.com de baleines à bord du Kingston Strings Mega Nova Providing Lessons in Violin, Viola, Cello, and Double Bass for Le Centre communautaire aux militaires et à leur famille, Beginning and Advanced Students de la 14e Escadre Greenwood a ainsi qu’aux détenteurs de cartes prévu une excursion familiale à des loisirs communautaires. For further information call l’île Brier, le 24 août, pour aller Pour vous inscrire, vous pouvez 765-8826 observer les baleines à bord du vous rendre au bureau principal Lessons with Mr. Roger Taylor Mega Nova. du Centre afi n de remplir votre since 1993 Starting September 2013 in Greenwood Un autobus pouvant accueillir formulaire de renonciation et 40 passagers quittera le centre à d’effectuer votre paiement. Les 14 h. L’excursion d’observation prix sont les suivants : person- JASON BEZANSON de baleines est prévue à 17 h 30 nes de 15 ans et plus, 35 $; Sew Much Embroidery OOFING Laura Whitfi eld | Owner et durera entre trois et cinq jeunes de 6 à 14 ans, 25 $ et R heures. Nous reviendrons donc enfants de 5 ans et moins, 20 $ & CONSTRUCTION Let us make you look GREAT! (TVH en sus). 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Page 16 August 19, 2013 the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS Military on rider’s mind as miles, dollars add up Sara Keddy, particularly CAV riders, join mentum and support for all Managing editor her on long stretches of her the causes,” Charbeneau says. journey, which started June “Almost every community I’ve Every mile and every day, 18 and will fi nish September come through, there’s been a “Belt Drive Betty” finds a 16. She’s chronicling all of it military-related rider join me.” reason to keep going. on her website, weekly online She’s collecting donations, The motorcycling enthusi- motorcycling newspaper and but also inviting riders to join ast is travelling across Canada cable show. her in local mini rides as she this summer in support of Charbeneau says Canada’s passes through: one was several military and veterans’ New Veterans’ Charter has af- scheduled for Yarmouth, be- charitable causes on a mission fected many veterans, and her fore she headed up the South called Bikers United in Re- ride is a way to draw attention Shore last week and then on membrance: the road, the bike to charter changes. One of the to Newfoundland. and the people she’s riding for areas she’s concerned about 2 Canadian Army Veterans are all close to her heart. is the lack of funding for ser- Fortress Europe members “When I wonder if I should vice dogs for veterans living made their own donation from quit, or feel like no one cares, with Post Traumatic Stress funds proving the “brother- someone comes up and says Disorder: a third of what Char- hood” that exists among they’re a soldier, you hear beneau raises from her ride bikers: unit president Darren their story, they cry…. That will go to Paws Fur Thought, Williams says he and a few and the ride are a peaceful- a fundraising walk to Ottawa other members met a man ness in my heart, and I know now underway by Eastern from Saskatchewan earlier I need to fi nish what I started. Passage’s Medric Cousineau, this summer in Digby and, “Soldiers don’t quit.” a former serviceman, to raise instead of loading his bike Renee Charbeneau was money for 50 service dogs; on the ferry and leaving, he 2 Canadian Army Veterans Fortress Europe members Paul Turmel, left, and Darren in the Valley August 9, and in memory of her friend, Vic joined the group at the 74th Williams, right, met Renee Charbeneau “Belt Drive Betty” in Kingston for a run passed through Kingston to Remillard. The other funds Crusaders’ campground in through the Valley to Yarmouth, just one leg of her cross-Canada Bikers United in Remembrance ride. S.Keddy meet up with several local will support the Military Police Bridgetown and then spent members of the Canadian Relay Ride for Blind Children more time with a local rid- Army Veteran Motorcycle and Veteran’s Emergency er’s family. A donation for Charbeneau’s efforts. motorcycle, you’re accepted. blessed because my business Fortress Europe unit. She’s Transition Services. that hospitality was, in turn, “I love that the most,” says This has given me a fam- allows me to support them in had various motorcycle clubs, “The ride is gaining mo- passed along by Williams to Charbeneau. “If you’re on a ily that’s enormous, and I’m this way.”

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