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by Laurie McVicar certainly not the first to be comprehended by a lot Photo: Laurie McVicar, Contact Staff Assistant Editor support them, and I hope- of people on the street.” fully won’t be the last,” he Clute sees this venture Belleville businessman Bob stated during a brief press as a win-win situation for Clute understands the conference on Monday at Saturn and the MFRC. He importance of family, the MFRC. noted this was the first which is why his car dealer- Clute remarked several time the company has con- ship is the driving force times how impressed he tributed to a military play- behind a new play structure was by the level of service ground through their flag- for the children at the offered by the MFRC and ship program called Trenton Military Family the unique family atmos- “Saturn Kidspace,” an ini- Resource Centre phere found there. tiative focused on giving (TMFRC). “I come from a family back to the community. Clute and Saturn of that’s close knit. When you “Many of our clients are Canada joined together to have a family involved with from the military. They are fully fund the project, the military, there’s often a a transient group – they worth approximately separation of husbands and could buy a car from me, $30,000. According to wives. It’s tough on a fami- but eventually may have it Clute, it’s money very well ly. I couldn’t imagine func- serviced in Quebec or the spent. tioning that way. This east coast,” he said. “What “I love this place for organization has to the we do here impacts Saturn what it does. It’s one of the function that way,” stated organizations across finest organizations that Clute. “What a military Canada. There’s an eco- (Left to right) Lieutenant-Colonel Mark Roberts, Wing Administration Officer, Bob Clute, could be supported. I’m family goes through can’t owner of Bob Clute Saturn of Belleville, and Captain Steve Volhoffer, former President of See Playground, P. 16 the MFRC Board of Directors, hold up a drawing of the planned play structure. NEW CO FOR JNBCD SIGNIFICANT MILESTONE

Photos: 8 Wing Imaging

Photo: Cpl Gayle Wilson, 8 Wing Imaging At the Change of Command Parade for the Joint Nuclear Biological and Chemical A ceremony commemorating the first military Hercules to reach 45,000 flying hours Defence Company (JNBCD Coy), held June 15, 2005 at 8 Wing /CFB Trenton, was held June 23 at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. CC-130315 Hercules was purchased in May Lieutenant-Colonel I.C. MacVicar handed over command to Major L.H.P.S. of 1965 by the Royal Canadian Air Force and reached its significant milestone on May Boucher. Lieutenant-General M.J. Dumais, Deputy Chief of Defence Staff, served 27, 2005 while deployed to 4 Wing Cold Lake, Alberta in support of EXERCISE Maple as the Reviewing Officer for the ceremony. See more photos on Page 6. Flag. Above is a photo montage of the aircraft. See more coverage in our next issue.

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Now Available in Trenton Music For Young Children® To say 81 AEF has been and will be busy is an under- rebuild/renovation. Structurally the building was of Designed for children ages 3 & up statement. Here is a brief overview of what the old construction, meaning that most of the old This program offers group instruction in flight is working on and planning for in the near walls were torn down to facilitate the new design. piano including singing, rhythm, ear training, future: The project is moving ahead very well with lots of sight reading and composing. Small Classes - parents included The tradesmen at 81 AEF are currently working concurrent activity on the site. Inquire about lessons beginning this fall. on the renovation of the WCE Roads and Grounds The flight has just deployed two carpenters to Register now to reserve your spot! office, canteen and two washrooms. The project at Alert/Eureka in support of OP Hurricane. 81 AEF is Private piano & theory lessons by A.R.C.T. first glance looked like a cosmetic makeover, how- also getting ready to deploy to Alert with the fully bilingual teacher ever, as typical with renovations you never know American Air National Guard to construct a new Contact Nicole Voyer, your local MYC® and piano until you open up the walls. It has taken a hard right fuel pipeline. This operation will be conducted in teacher at 394-2318 email:[email protected] turn. Cpl Bob Shellington, the OPI, has taken the two phases of one month each. bull by the horns to ensure high quality construc- At present we are putting the finishing touches EARN EXTRA MONEY!! tion. The projects is, at present, 70 per cent com- on the renovations of the Fireside Lounge at the WO plete. This includes the framing, plumbing and elec- & Sgt’s Mess. Over the course of the summer and trical requirements. The electrical portion of the into early fall, 81 AEF will be involved in the con- NEEDS work was greatly enhanced with the help of the struction of a new block pyro building, the installa- A CARRIER to deliver Contact newspapers WCE electrical shop. tion of a metal roof on the Peterborough Armouries here at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton: The project consisted of two phases: - a demoli- and the construction of a cabin at the Northern MANY ROUTES tion consisting of excavating the concrete floors to Lodge. Pictured above, from left to right are: OCdt AVAILABLE tie into the main water and sewage lines, removal of Bolduc, Wayne Veinott (Intern), Pte Wright, Cpl Please call 965-7248 mornings or leave your walls etc., and a construction phase for the Shellington, and Cpl Boyd. name, address, phone number & age. June 24, 2005 The Contact 3 News Canadian General becomes Saint Jean Baptiste Day NATO's top military officer BRUSSELS -- On June indispensable part of the 16, General Ray Henault decision-making process It has been a long time since we celebrated Saint Jean Baptiste Day activities in assumed duties as within NATO, and is a Trenton. It will be an occasion for all Francophones and Francophiles Chairman of the NATO must before military activ- Military Committee, ity or action can be author- to celebrate together. thereby becoming ized by the Alliance's 8 Wing Trenton has embraced this event and is working closely with Le Franco- NATO's highest-ranking political leadership. Phare to offer special activities for everyone in the Quinte region who wishes to military officer, and mark- “NATO is expanding celebrate this special day. The activities will be held on 25 June 2005 at Baker ing only the second time operations, improving Island, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. that Canada has held this capabilities and enhancing BICYCLE PARADE PARADE BICYCLETTE 1030 All participants meet at 1030 Rassemblement SISKIN position. General Ray Henault cooperation,” said General General Henault, who Henault. “I am proud to the SISKIN Centre (MFRC) Centre 1045-1100 Bicycle judge by juries 1045-1100 Évaluation des bicyclettes was Canada's Chief of the Graham. “General act in this important inter- 1100-1130 PMQ’s parade starting at devant jury Defence Staff from June Henault will bring the national capacity, both as a the SISKIN Centre 1100-1130 Parade dans les rues des 2001 to January 2005, was same dedication, profes- military officer who 1130-1200 Special guest of honour logements familiaux elected Chairman in sionalism and commit- believes strongly in awards prizes 1130-1200 Remise des prix de partici 1200-1300 BBQ, Hot Dogs/ pation par invité d’honneur November 2004 for a ment demonstrated during NATO, and as a Canadian Hamburgers, Prizes 1200-1300 Dîner BBQ, Hot Dog / three-year term in secret his tenure as the Canadian who wants to promote 1300-1400 Games (face painting, Hamburger a prix modique ballot by a majority of Chief of Defence Staff to peace and security in the dunk tank, and more 1300-1400 Animation 1400-1405 Balloons released 1400-1405 Lever des ballons NATO's Chiefs of this important new posi- world.” 1400-1430 Closing 1400-1430 Fermeture Defence. He takes over tion.” The handover ceremo- from German General As Chairman, Gen ny took place at NATO EVENT ON BAKER’S ISLAND SPECTACLE SOIRER L’ÎLE BAKER Harald Kujat, who has Henault will be responsi- Headquarters in Brussels 1800-1950 Doors open to the pub- 1800-1950 Ouverture du site l’île Baker lic on Baker Island 1950-2000 Ouverture officielle 2000- served in the post since ble for guiding the with the NATO Secretary 1950-2000 Official opening by spe- 2100 Spectacle Robert Fournier 2002. Military Committee to General and many NATO cial guest et Eric Brisson interprète “I would like to con- plan, assess and develop Chiefs of Defence Staff, 2000-2100 1st show Robert 2100-2240 Spectacle Vincent Vallière gratulate General Henault policy and advice to including Canada's Fournier and Eric Brisson (chacun dans son espace) 2100-2240 Main show by Vincent 2115-0100 Feux de joie on behalf of all Canadians NATO's Secretary General Hillier, in atten- Vallière 2240-2252 Feux d’artifices par Bruce as he assumes his new General and the North dance. 2115-0100 Bonfire Cameron responsibilities as NATO's Atlantic Council on all Admiral Robert Falls 2240-2252 Fireworks by Bruce 2255-0000 2ieme parties de Robert Chairman of the Military military matters respecting was the last Canadian offi- Cameron Fournier et Éric Brisson 2255-0000 Second show - Robert interprète Committee,” stated the Alliance. This consen- cer to serve as Chairman Fournier and Éric Brisson 0100 Fermeture du Bar Defence Minister Bill sus-based advice is an (1980-1983). 0100 Last call (bar) 0130 Fermeture de la St-Jean 0130 Site close up. Baptiste Search & Rescue UPDATE

424 Squadron Tigers experienced a low number of Search and Rescue calls this past week, however the Squadron personnel were kept busy with much-needed SAR training.

RCC received an ELT signal, located in the vicinity of Stratford, Ontario, on June 15. The Hercules SAR crew was tasked to locate the source, but by the time the crew arrived on scene, the ELT signal had been located at the Stratford Airport. The crew then ascertained that the ELT source was turned off, before returning to base.

Until next week, stay safe.

Missions for 2005: 50 Missions for June.: 12 Persons rescued: 100 The Contact 4 June 24, 2005 Opinion / Editorial The Contact Newspaper MEMORIUM CanadianaCanadiana CrCrosswordossword In Memory of Master The CONTACT is an unofficial publication of 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. The CONTACT is a weekly military newspaper that provides accurate Warrant Officer and timely coverage of issues and events at and affecting Canada’s largest James Andersen and busiest air base — 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. We are the primary internal and external communications tool for 8 Wing / CFB Trenton Sept 28, 1957-July 11, and began publishing in November, 1940. We strive to build awareness, 2004 morale and ‘esprit de corps’ among both the military and civilian com- munities.It is our priviledge to showcase the efforts of the men and women of the Canadian Forces at work. The Editor reserves the right to YOU CALLED edit copy and reject advertising to suit the needs of the publication. THEM Views expressed are those of the contributor unless expressly attributed to DND, CF or other agencies. In case of typographical error, no goods may be sold and difference charged to this newspaper whose liability is by Yvonne Andersen limited to a refund of the space charged for the erroneous item. Published every Friday with the kind permission of Colonel J.P.A. Deschamps, CD, Wing Commander, 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. You called her “Corey Dorey,”the daughter of The Contact Staff yours, You called him “Legs Editor-in-Chief: Capt Nicole Meszaros Magee,” the son of Managing Editor: Andrea LeBlanc yours, Asst. Editor: Laurie McVicar They called you “The Advertising Sales: Judy Leavere Dad” with the love of Advertising & Promotions Assistant: Adriana G. Sheahan a child. 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In combination with the already existent Base taxi program, All letters and editorials must be signed and the name of the author this support will provide personnel with a complete transportation package will be published, unless otherwise requested. Include a phone num- ber for verification. We reserve the right to edit while preserving the during both on-duty and off-duty hours. main objective of the writer. We cannot guarantee that any particular We will always love letter will be printed. Mail, e-mail, fax or drop in person to the you, 1985 – In typical Trenton fashion, the Armed Forces Day was an unqualified Contact office. Please refer to the information at the bottom of the page for how to reach us. Wife, Yvonne success and the Air Show thrilled the 75,000 spectators who came to witness Daughter, Corey the Armed Forces in the air and on the ground. Her Excellency the Governor A Military Son, Chris General remarked how impressed she was with the standard of drill, the taste- Community Sister, Wendy ful consecration services and the enthusiasm of all the people she met. Newspaper Father, Cliff 1995 – 8 Wing/CFB Trenton was well represented at the 1995 Cabot Trail Friends, Les and Elaine Relay Race, often referred to as the “Race Of A Lifetime”. 8 Wing’s repre- sentatives in this year’s 17-stage road race, held in Cape Breton, were the 8 Wing ENDUROS. The event was comprised of teams from across North American, including seven military teams. All team members managed to fin- The Contact newspaper is a Personnel Support Programs (PSP) entity . Our newspaper relies almost solely on revenues generat- ish their individual races and there were some excellent performances by Val ed through advertising and sponsorships. Corbeil, Terry Sokolowski, Roger Maillet, and Dan Draper. The official team placing was 27 out of 45 teams. The Contact Wing Headquarters Building Annex 8 Wing / CFB Trenton PO Box 1000, Station Forces Created by Lt J. H. MacDonald, ASTRA, ON K0K 3W0 Editorial: 613-392-2811 Ext. 7005 Fax: 613-965-7490 Compiled by Laurie McVicar. Advertising: 613-392-2811 Ext. 2748 WO James Anderson June 24, 2005 The Contact 5 News Biography – Major Mike Lionais, Wing Comptroller by 2Lt Fraser Clark, from a research accounting paper he been posted to several wings across 8 Wing Public Affairs recently published on assessing Canada including Moose Jaw, financial risk at DND, earning him Kingston, and Greenwood. 8 Wing/CFB Trenton’s new comp- the distinguished Allan G. Ross Maj Lionais is married with two troller is anything but predictable. Award for best original research in children, Sebastian 4, and baby Major Mike Lionais, fresh from his the area of management accounting. Aislin, 9 months. He enjoys wood- portfolio at National Defence Maj Lionais began his military turning, camping and looks forward Headquarters as Director of career at the Royal Military College to reviving his old alpine skills Military Career 6, joins us after of Canada. Graduating with a when he hits the black diamonds of having supervised 23 per cent of all Bachelor of Commerce in 1991, Ontario (he was a former ski NCM careers in the logistics, med- Lionais also holds a Diploma in patroller). Although financial ical and dental branches, with a Managerial Accounting and is a accounting may seem a predictable budget of 67 million dollars. Certified Management Accountant vocation, Lionais’ career demon- Maj Lionais also brings his (with Distinction) placing 3rd in strates that it has been anything freshly minted knowledge gained the Maritimes. Maj Lionais has but. Major Mike Lionais Gliding at CFD Mountain View Photos: Submitted by 2Lt Jonathan yet another challenge. this summer. Rotondo Only the best candi- At the end of the Public Affairs Officer dates are selected to summer, the cadets, as Central Region Gliding become instructors on well as the new instruc- School the Schweizer SGS 2- tors and tow pilots that 33A. If they are success- CRGS is presently train- MOUNTAIN VIEW – ful, they will be entrusted ing, will return to their The Central Region with the enormous respective gliding centres Gliding School has responsibility of training and continue to build begun training new four young student pilots their experience. instructors and tow pilots at Picton Airport and CFD Mountain View this week. The seventeen stu- dent instructors and three student tow pilots are currently following an intensive three-week course in both theory and practical flying exercises in order to prepare them for flying jobs this sum- mer. The new staff is being trained to fill a require- ment for new instructors Student instructor Tyler Rowe (left) prepares for and tow pilots to handle a flight with his instructor, 2Lt Erin Hope, at CFD the needs of the Glider Mountain View. Pilot Course beginning in mid-July. This sum- mer, 91 cadets from across Ontario will meet in the Belleville/Prince Edward County area to realize a dream – winning the coveted wings of a glider pilot. The cadets will follow a six-week curriculum covering both theoretical ground school subjects and 10 hours of flying exercises under the direc- Dr. Tom McDowell tion of a qualified glider Student instructors and senior instructors instructor. At the conclu- debrief on the flight line at CFD Mountain View. sion of their training and Family Dentist after both a written and Let us show you how our practical skill test, the “Practice of Dentistry” can benefit you and your family. cadets will receive a Transport Canada glider OFFERING pilot license and their Orthodontics wings on August 19 at Sedation CFD Mountain View. Hospital The instructor candi- Close to Base dates and student tow Electronic Insurance pilots come from a vari- Submission ety of backgrounds and Complete - from all over the country. Tooth Whitening Most of them went through the program as cadets and some of them went on to fly the CF-18 Captain Dave Gruber completes his final checks 394-8888 Hornet. Now, they’re in the Bellanca Scout Tow plane before taking off 169 Dundas Street East, Trenton, Ontario back at CRGS accepting on a solo flight. The Contact 6 June 24, 2005 News JNBCD Company welcomes Major Boucher as new CO

Photo: Cpl Gayle Wilson, 8 Wing Imaging Major L.H.P.S. Boucher salutes Lieutenant-General M.J. Dumais, Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff and Reviewing Officer, during the Change of Command Parade held June 15, 2005 in Trenton for the Joint Nuclear Biological and Chemical Defence Company. Lieutenant-Colonel I.C. MacVicar handed over command of JNBCD Coy to Major Boucher.

Due to the July 1st Canada Day holiday, The Contact Newspaper will be published a day early--on Thursday, June 30, 2005. As such, the deadline for Photo: Cpl Gayle Wilson, 8 Wing Imaging both advertising and editorial submissions will be Lieutenant-Colonel I.C. MacVicar invites Lieutenant- MONDAY JUNE 27 AT 4 P.M. General M.J. Dumais, DCDS, to inspect the troops during the June 15 Change of Command Parade for JNBCD Coy at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. Furnished Show Homes New starts with closings by end of August. Immediate Possession Available for Viewing of Model Homes GRAND RE - OPENING OF THE FIRESIDE BAR LOCATED IN THE WO’S & SGT’S MESS OPEN HOUSES Wed. & Thurs. 3-5 p.m. Sat. 2:30-4 p.m. Dundas, Tripp Blvd. South right onto Lesley Model - 1340 sq. ft. Parkview Heights, right on Sunshine Lane. 20 Sunshine Lane $229,500 Wednesday

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Flyers ball hockey team to represent Ontario at Nationals 8 Wing/CFB Trenton hosted the 2005 at the 2005 Ontario Region Ball Hockey Ontario Region Ball Hockey Championship were: Cpl Bruce Championship June 12 – 14. Matthews, Cpl Lance Browne, Sgt Participating in the tournament were: 8 Rodney Keyes, Cpl Kevin O’Donnell, Wing/CFB Trenton, CFB Borden, and WO Mike Hamilton, Pte Sebastien CFB Petawawa. Pinard, Cpl Tim Hotton, Cpl Rick Pyle, CFB Petawawa finished in first place, Sgt Rick Plante, Pte Matthew Metiver, defeating Trenton 5 – 4 and Borden 5 – Cpl Stephen Bouthiette, Cpl Even 2. Trenton finished second, defeating Jacques, MWO Al McGee, Sgt John Borden 4 – 2. Petawawa and Trenton Ferguson, MS Bob Denyes, MCpl Scott played a hard fought final until Cpl Ballam, MCpl Ed Carr, and Playing Kevin O’Donnell scored for Trenton Coach Cpl Andy Houston. with six min left in the second period. 8 Wing/CFB Trenton will represent Cpl Lance Browne scored the insurance the Ontario Region at the CF National goal with three min left in the game Ball Hockey Championship in Borden earning the Flyers the title of Ontario August 20 – 25. Region Champs. Congratulations and good luck at the Representing 8 Wing/CFB Trenton CF Nationals. The 8 Wing Flyers claimed the first place win at the Ball Hockey Regional Championship. Women’s Soccer/Training Camp Kind words from reader Players The 2005 CISM 9 Jan 06, Esquimalt from athletes must have com- Women’s Soccer February 10 – 19, and pleted the 20 MSR eval- needed Training/Selection the World uation with a 8.5 or bet- Confessions Camp will be held Championship in France ter for goalkeeper and for slow August 27 - September 4 at the end May, early 9.0 for players by July 1.. at CFB Kingston. June 2006. To book your 20 MSR, from the pitch team This camp is in This camp is open to call local 3467 or to reg- preparation for competi- all CF and Reserve Class ister, contact the Military The 8 Wing/CFB tions in Barbados from A, B, and C women soc- Sports Coordinator, Dan Laurie McVicar Gym Trenton Women’s December 27 – January cer players. Interested Cormier, at local 3373. Slow Pitch Team is looking for a coach Monday, June 20 and players in prepara- Triathlon Team seeks members I don’t know about you, but I’m definitely the type of tion for the 2005 Ontario Region The CISM Triathlon Team is continuing to look for new members to person who requires lots of encouragement and moti- Women’s Slow Pitch strengthen the team’s competitive performance at the next CISM World vation to achieve a big goal. When it comes from com- Championship to be Championship. plete strangers..all the better. held August 14 – 17 Team members must meet the following criteria: member of the Regular Last week as I was loading my son into the car fol- in North Bay. or Reserve Force, passed the annual fitness test and maintain an active fitness lowing his soccer game, I heard my name called. As I The team is open to program, have, on at least two separate occasions during the current year, looked up, I noticed a woman approaching my car CF Military and achieved the minimum time requirement for an Olympic distance non-draft- from across the parking lot. After confirming that I Reserve class B and C ing race (1.5 km swim, 40 km bike, 10 km run) as follows: was the author of this column, the woman went on to members. Interested • Male Open 2:10:00 say how surprised she was to see my new pic in the coach or players are to • Female Open 2:35:00 paper. attend this organiza- • Men Masters (40+) 2:20:00 “You look great! Are you still doing the exercise tional meeting sched- • Women Masters (35+) 2:45:00 thing?” she asked. ule at 1600 hrs, Interested members are requested to send the following info: SN, rank, Darn right I am. And after hearing comments such Tuesday, June 28 or name, MOC, age, sex, home and work phone number, copy of last years fit- as hers, you can bet I’ll be pumped up enough to hang contact Dan Cormier ness report, and two qualifying times no later than August 23. For more info, in there a little longer...hmmm..let me rephrase that in at local 3373. contact the Military Sports Coordinator, Dan Cormier, at local 3373. the event my trainer is reading this...a LOT longer. BookBook youryour personalpersonal trainingtraining today!today! CallCall locallocal 3467.3467.

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INFORMATION / REGISTRATION / INSCRIPTION 965-3575 Personal Development Perfectionnement personnel SECOND LANGUAGE TRAINING FOR YOUTH COURS DE LANGUE SECONDE POUR LES JEUNES Once again, we will offer this summer program for students ages 9 to 12. It is Notre programme sera de nouveau disponible cet été pour les étudiants âgés de 9 designed for youths who need a little extra help with their English speaking and à 12 ans. Il débutera le 18 juillet et se terminera le 12 août, la durée complète du for young people registered in French immersion. We are offering a 4-week pro- programme est de quatre semaines. Ces cours offerts en session d'une semaine gram (broken down into weekly sessions) beginning July 18 and running until sont conçus pour aider les jeunes étudiants d'immersion française, et pour les August 12.This program will help those students in French Immersion and those jeunes qui ont besoin d'aide à s'exprimer en anglais. Ils offrent des occasions de who are learning English maintain their level of language skills over the summer maintenir et d'améliorer leurs connaissances de la langue française et anglaise par period. Indoor and outdoor activities will focus primarily on language acquisition. des activités à l'intérieur et en plein air. Le but principal du programme est l'ac- This program will be given five mornings a week from 9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the quisition du langage. Ce programme sera donné au Centre Siskin, cinq avant- Siskin Centre. The cost is $40.00 per week for military family members and midi par semaine, de 9h à 12h. Le coût est 40,00$ par semaine pour les enfants $50.00 per week for non-military members of the community. For further infor- de militaires et 50,00$ par semaine pour les enfants non-affi-liés aux Forces cana- mation or to register call Manon at 392-2811 ext 3852 or the reception desk at diennes. Pour vous inscrire ou pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements, 965-3575. veuillez appeler Manon au 392-2811 poste 3852 ou à la réception au 965-3575.

BELLY DANCING DANSE DU VENTRE Belly Dancing for Beginners Danse du ventre - Phase 1/Cours de débutantes Mondays July 4 to August 8/ eight weeks / 6:30 pm - 8 pm Du lundi 2 mai au lundi 27 juin - 8 semaines - de 18:30h à 20h Belly Dancing Two / Intermediate La Danse du ventre - Phase 2/Cours intermédiaires Tuesdays July 5 to August 9 / 8 weeks / 6:30 - 8 pm Du mardi 3 mai au mardi 28 juin - 8 semaines - de 18h30 à 20h Cost: $40 each course Coût : 40,00$ pour chaque cours

WEDNESDAY NIGHT OUT SORTIE DU MERCREDI SOIR 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm, July 6 18h30 à 20h30, Le 6 juillet Deployment Family BBQ / A night out and free food Barbecue des familles vivant un déploiement/ Repas gratuit Come out and meet others going through deployment. For families, children, Venez rencontrer d’autres familles vivant un déploiement. Pour les familles, parents, anyone who has a family member away. Please reserve. enfants et parents d’un membre de la famille parti au loin. S’il vous plaît réservez.

Summer hours for the Youth Centre L'horaire de l'été du Centre des jeunes Monday to Friday 1:00 - 4:00 pm - 8 - 12 year olds Du lundi au vendredi, de 13h à 16h, pour les jeunes de 8 à 12 ans Thursday 6:00 - 9:00 pm - 13 - 15 year olds Les jeudis, de 18h à 21h, pour les jeunes de 13 à 15 ans Friday 7:00 - 11:00 pm - 16 - 18 year olds Les vendredis, de 19h à 23h, pour les jeunes de 16 à18 ans

The Youth Centre has a variety of activities for youth. Craft days, outdoor Le Centre des jeunes offre une variété d'activités pour les jeunes. Il y a activities, pool table, fooze ball, air hockey, canteen, karaoke, just to name entre autre, des journées d'artisanat, des activités à l'extérieur, une table a few. The centre is supervised at all times and we do invite parents to de billards, un jeu de fooze ball, air hockey, du karaoke et une cantine. Le stop by any time to see the activities. Centre est supervisé en tout temps et nous invitons les parents à nous visiter pour voir comment les jeunes s'occupent. Volunteers Needed Besoin de bénévoles Daycare Summer Program: Will be offering a variety of field trips, swimming Programme estival de la Garderie: offre une variété d’excursions, de la baignade et activities, and other outings which require a higher adult/child ratio. This is a fun d’autres promenades qui nécessitent un ratio élevé adultes/enfants. Ce sont des volunteer opportunity for adults and mature teens and offers an excellent oppor- opportunités amusantes pour les adultes et les adolescents matures et ce sont des tunity for students to acquire community service hours. Volunteers will be occasions pour ajouter à vos heures communautaires. Les applicants seront criblés screened for suitability to work with children. pour leur aptitudes à travailler avec les enfants.

Youth Council:We are looking for people interested in sitting on a Youth Council Conseil d’adminstration des Jeunes: nous recherchons des gens intéressés à siéger to help set the direction for activities for youth in our community. We need adults au Conseil d’administration des jeunes pour aider à mettre en place les directives and military and civilian youth. The commitment will be approximately one pour les activités des jeunes de notre communauté. Nous avons besoin d’adultes et meeting a month. There is an opportunity for training and we will be doing a de jeunes de la communinauté militaire et civile. Il y a généralement une réunion youth needs survey ASAP. par mois, Ceci est une opportunité pour de la formation et nous ferons un sondage des besoins des jeunes le plus tôt possible. Green Thumb: The MFRC is looking for a volunteer with a green thumb to do weekly plantcare. Your schedule; our supplies. Avez-vous le pouce vert? Le CRFM recherche une personne avec le pouce vert pour s’occuper des plantes (une fois par semaine) du Centre. Votre horaire, notre To volunteer, see Wendy at the MFRC or call local 3557. matériel.

Pour volontariser, contacter Wendy au CRFM ou au poste 3557.

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Welcome to The Contact Newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Trenton’s Centre Theatre, we can now feature (space permitting) public service announcements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area. Fax us at 965-7490 or email to [email protected], at least 10 days prior to your event. Call 392-2811 Ext. 7005 for more information. Franco-Phare et la 8eme Escadre de Trenton presente LA ST-JEAN BAPTISTE CFB/8 Wing Trenton 25 Juin 05 Military Police l’ile Baker 1800-0100 2nd Annual Charity Feux de joie, feux d’artifice, chansonnier (Vincent Valliere) (Gratuit) Golf Tournament

ORCHARD VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH Date: 0900 hrs, 30 June 2005 178 Lester Rd. Trenton, 392-5284 Pastor: Dr. Raymond Wilson Worship Service: Sunday 10:30am Location: Oak Hills Golf Club Everyone Welcome! (http://www.oakhills.ca), 1538 Frank- ford-Stirling Rd, Quinte West, ON Cost: $240 per foursome (includes 429 Squadron green fees and dinner) Meet and Greet/Barbecue This tournament will be a Four Ball- Best Ball format. All proceeds from WHEN: 7 July 2005 1700 hrs entries and prize draws will go direct- as part of the closing ceremonies of the squadron. ly to the Canadian Forces Military Police Fund for Blind Children. This WHERE: Held in the Fireside Lounge, Games Room and roof top registered charity has been helping blind children across patio at the WOs' & Sgts' Mess, 106 Yukon Street Canada since 1957. Dinner is a 10 oz steak with all the trim- COST: The cost is $5.00 per person and the menu will mings. A golf cart is included in the fee. Several prizes avail- consist of your choice of Steak or Chicken Breast with able and raffle draws will be held throughout the day. Please contact us soonest to ensure your team is registered before it baked potato, salads and dessert. is too LATE! All former 429 Sqn members are invited to attend. If planning to attend, please confirm your attendance by contacting Captain For further information or to register, contact: David Simpkin via e-mail at [email protected] or if unable to access MCpl Bruce Parsons e-mail, please contact the CO's Secretary, Gloria Hewson at (Chair) - 613-392-2811 (613) 392-2811 ext 7056. Ext#3928 or email Check out www.429sqn.8wing.ca for more information [email protected] OR Cpl Tom Larson (Co-Chair) - 613-965-3385 or email [email protected]

MONTHLY BOOK SALE The Friends of Trenton Public Library Saturday, June 25th between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Being held at the Municipal building (22 Trent St. North) in Frankford. If you wish to donate used books... contact Kathy for further information at 392-2244. Proceeds go to all Quinte West libraries. The Contact 14 June 24, 2005 Finance FOR ALL YOUR FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS ROBERT GRANDMAISON, CD, CFP Are you inside the real estate bubble? Certified Financial Planner FINANCIAL PLANNERS (QUINTE) INC. ing - for real estate sales age family (making 55 Glenburnie Drive, Trenton, ON in that market. Sales $54,000 a year), putting • RRSP • RRIF • MUTUAL FUNDS it’s your activity in the downtown 25 per cent down, is • GIC • SEVERANCE INVESTMENTS core itself is up by 30 per basically maxed out in • EDUCATION PLANS • INSURANCE cent. terms of debt service Mutual Funds Provided by Now what makes this ratio buying the average WORLDSOURCE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INC. Money panic buying most inter- house selling for Tel: (613) 392-0044 Res: (613) 392-0280 $ esting is that it is coming $350,000. If mortgage Fax: (613) 392-7110 e-mail: [email protected] Garth Turner at a time when prices rates rise even a single have soared beyond all percentage point, then My recent column liken- value assessment, rising expectation. The average hundreds of thousands ing the current real real estate values trans- house price has jumped 9 of people are knocked estate craze to the late directly into higher per cent in the last year, out of the market. Let Internet bubble of five taxation. One cottager and is currently rising at them rise a couple of 251 RCAF Rd., P.O. Box 278 years ago has, under- who inherited a shack, the rate of 1 per cent a points, and millions no Trenton, ON K8V 5R5 standably, generated a lot built in the 1920s by his month. This means longer can afford to buy. • Stocks • Mutual Funds • Bonds of debate. Many readers parents, has seen proper- house values are exceed- And will mortgage • RRSP • RRIF • GIC Don Lockey, BA, CSA have been in touch to ty taxes rise by 800 per ing the rate of inflation rates be going up? Is Investment Advisor express their agreement cent, thanks to his mil- by roughly 10 per cent Paris Hilton nauseating? Tel: (613) 394-6589 Fax: (613) 394-4903 or violent objection. lionaire neighbours and per year, which is 10 Of course! E-Mail: [email protected] Member: CIPF There appears to be par- their recreational times the historic aver- Interest rates will not ticular hysteria and palaces. age. stay at their current Auto - Home - Boat - Life - Investments housing mayhem hap- And, in the biggest At the same time, point, which is about the pening on the west coast, urban real estate market WHITLEY INSURANCE Canadian family cheapest in a generation. and especially around in the country - that Big incomes are rising at less The federal government

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to afford the average soaring energy costs have “SAVE MONEY, CALL FOR A QUOTE” because every Baby advertised as a “tear- house? Because, when been stocking inflation, 41 Dundas Street W. Trenton Boomer in Canada is down” for $1 million. that point arrives, the and the Bank of Canada Auto - Home - Boat - Life - Investments desperate to retire there. That’s the value the boom will be over - just is not about to let things Others think current owner put on 40 feet of as the last one ended get out of hand. prices in Victoria are Toronto dirt. abruptly in 1989. Real The cost of a mort- completely nuts. In the first 15 days of estate is a commodity gage will be higher by Meanwhile in one of the this month, 4,308 houses whose value is deter- the end of the year and hottest markets in the changed hands in the mined not by replace- quite a bit above that by country - the Muskoka city, up 8 per cent from ment costs, but by supply this time next June. If lakes north of Toronto - the first half of June, and demand. Never, you don’t think that will prices have mushroomed 2004. That means this never, forget that one. have serious conse- to the point where prop- month is going to turn So, are we there yet? quences on a market that erty taxes are a burning out to be the best month Well, if we are not, we is currently out of con- issue. ever - in the last 90 years are very close. At today’s trol, you are inside the In this land of market that they’ve been count- mortgage rates the aver- bubble. Fluctuating fuel prices= fluctuating policies by Anna Fredericks (NC)—All consumers are concerned about the unpre- dictability of fuel costs, but they pose a special concern to salespeople who receive a business vehicle allowance, or cents per business kilo- metre reimbursement in lieu of a company provided vehi- cle. According to CPSA’s annual Vehicle Costs and Policies Survey, 59 per cent of respondents’ employers provide a reimbursement that fully covers their busi- Advertising Deadline: ness expenses, a decrease of MONDAY JUNE 27 4 PM 14 per cent over 2003 cover fluctuations in fuel difficult position for two rea- that, in spite of rising fuel for the week of June 30, 2005 results. Out of this percent- costs. sons. One reason is that costs,improved fuel efficien- age, 63 per cent of managers Many employers have employees, while pleased cy results in lower operating indicated that their employ- adjusted their business vehi- with their increased costs. In addition, a vehicle’s EARN EXTRA MONEY!! er’s reimbursement ade- cle allowance and business allowance or kilometre overall operating costs can quately covered their vehicle kilometre reimbursement reimbursement amounts, be adversely affected by NEEDS expenses, but only 49 per programs in recent years, were unreceptive to future model selection, engine size, A CARRIER cent of respondents says Roger Brown, president reductions in response to less driving habits and other fac- to deliver Contact newspapers employed in sales responded of R.G. Brown and expensive fuel costs. A sec- tors such as climate and here at in kind. Associates, a firm that assists ond factor is that each year driving terrain. 8 Wing/CFB Trenton: Even more surprising is companies with their fleet new vehicles claim both You can purchase a copy MANY ROUTES the fact that only 24 per cent lessor selection processes. improved fuel efficiency and of CPSA’s GUIDE TO AVAILABLE of respondents indicated As fuel prices fell during reduced repair and mainte- VEHICLE COSTS AND that their employer’s vehicle the second half of 2004, nance costs. POLICIES by contacting Please call 965-7248 mornings or leave your name, address, reimbursement program Brown says that employers Thus employees and CPSA at 1-888-267- phone number & age. contained provisions to found themselves in a very employers should remember CPSA (2772) ext. 222. June 24, 2005 The Contact 15 Safety Burns a high ranking cause in cases of injury related deaths cords often results in severe losses as well as pain and psy- When you are carrying Never sit your baby on the at 130º F (54ºC) the time is burns, or even fatalities. chological problems are ines- hot pots and pans, use pot stove, even if you check the 30 seconds. Exposure to a Children have been scalded timable (Annals of holders. Never handle hot burners beforehand; your water temperature of 140ºF from pulling pots of hot food Emergency Medicine Feb. pots or kettles with wet or child might turn an element (60ºC) for only three seconds from the stove onto them- 1993). greasy hands.You do not want on when you’re not looking. can result in third degree selves, or from exposure to to risk dropping hot food or Install childproof knobs burns that would require hos- extremely hot water in the Burn prevention in liquids onto a child.Take pre- on the stove and use stove pitalization and skin grafts. bathtub. And as we all know, the kitchen cautions even if the child is guards when small children Scalds happen frequently hot liquids burn like fire. The several feet away from you. are around the kitchen. Keep to young children at home but potential sources of burns and Keep handles of pots and Hot liquids can cover a large children far away from the can be prevented. One to two Submitted by scalds seem almost endless. pans turned inward, and well area if they get spilled; not stove. Remember that guards seconds exposure to 65ºC Don Heans, We have to teach our children away from the front edge of only will your own legs and and knobs are only aids to (150ºF) hot water will result from a very early age to the stove. Pots might get feet get splashed, but your safety; never rely on them in a serious burn. The most Wing General Safety respect the dangers of fire, pulled off the stove by little child may get splashed as well. totally. common scald in the home is Officer electricity, and excessively hot ones. Cooking on the back Mop up spills promptly. Keep dangling cords from caused by spilled coffee, tea or Burns are the third-ranked liquids. We also have to pro- burners may help prevent this. Avoid holding your child hot water kettles and other other hot drinks. cause of injury-related deaths tect them by preventing them Always plan ahead before while you are cooking at the electrical appliances away Test the water before you in Canada. In the five-year from being exposed to situa- you move a hot pot, pan, or stove or microwave. Steam from the counter where they put your child into the bath. period from 1987 to 1992 tions where they might dish. Train yourself to deter- and splattering fat can cause can be pulled down. The risk Never leave infants or there were 753 children hos- potentially get burned. mine where your child is in serious burns. Be especially of things being pulled down young children unsupervised pitalized in one province The majority of fire relat- relation to you and your cautious when opening is, of course, increased if a in the bathtub – not even to alone due to burns and ed deaths (more than 75 per planned movement. Get into microwaved packages or cov- child is in a baby walker. answer the phone. Don’t let scalds. cent) occur in private resi- the habit of announcing a ered dishes; the burst of steam Keep a fire extinguisher in older children prepare baths There are countless ways dences. A large percentage of warning such as, “Hot stuff can burn. a handy place in the kitchen. for youngsters unless you are in which children can get burned children survive, coming through!” Then Coming into the kitchen Learn how and when to use absolutely sure that they will burned. Playing with match- although many require long always wait until the path is in a rush to answer the phone it. Consult your local fire consciously keep the water es, lighters, and electrical term treatment. Functional clear. or to attend to an emergency? department about the rules temperature low and will be for identifying and extin- able to conduct themselves guishing kitchen fires. appropriately in case of an emergency. Preventing scalds Safety and electricity Don’t hold your child while you’re drinking some- Cover all electrical outlets thing hot; scalds are com- that are not being used with monly caused by spilled hot safety plugs or childproof liquids. Remember that stur- electrical outlet covers. When dy, wide-bottomed mugs may you use an outlet, remember take more jostling around to replace the safety plug than more “elegant” cups immediately after you finish before they spill the hot con- using it. tents. Do not leave light bulb Keep hot liquids – coffee, sockets empty when a lamp is tea, grease, soup – off counters plugged in; little fingers may and away from young chil- find their way into them. Use dren. Be sure that appliance socket safety plugs.These will cords for kettles, bottle warm- help reduce the chance of ers, mug warmers, frying your children sticking an pans, and deep fat cookers are object into the socket. not within reach of little Keep electrical cords out hands. of your baby’s reach. Use cord Cook on the back burners shorteners, or tape electrical and turn pot handles toward cords to the walls or under the back of the stove. furniture. Remember that Pre-set your hot water children have been known to heater to 120ºF (48ºC) or bite electrical cords. The dev- less. Severe burns have result- astating result can be severe ed from the tap being turned burns to the mouth that may on unintentionally. Consider disfigure or even kill. Of installing an anti-scald device course, electrocution is also a on the tap. possibility. Prevention of tap water Don’t forget that there are burns requires reduction in electrical plugs on the outside the temperature of tap water of your house and in your to 120ºF (48ºC). At this tem- garage. Take appropriate pre- perature, it takes 10 minutes cautions. of exposure to cause full Do not leave appliances thickness burns in adult skin; such as hair dryers, vacuum at 125ºF (52ºC), the corre- cleaners, and irons plugged in sponding time is two minutes; when they are not in use.

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Sgt W. Hannas Cpl J. Capewell Cpl R. Gosse Cpl R. Howatson received the Air Command Certificate, Certificate of Service and received his CD, presented by received his CD, presented by received his CD, presented by a Letter from the Prime Minister, presented by LCol W. Lewis, LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. CO 8AMS.

Cpl D. Markle Cpl B. Waterfall Cpl C. Atkinson Cpl Y. K. Soo Lum MCpl J. Taylor MCpl E. Carr received his CD, presented by received his CD, presented by received her CD, presented by received his CD, presented by received his CD, presented by received his CD, presented by LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS.

Cpl R. Bessette Cpl D. Allard Sgt D. Crete MCpl T. Eldershaw Cpl L. Grenier Cpl D. Girouard received his CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS.

Cpl G. Giguere Sgt J. Ferguson Cpl D. Skirrow Sgt C. Grinton Sgt D. Tremblay Cpl M. St-Denis received his CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by received her CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. LCol W. Lewis, CO 8AMS. The Contact 18 June 24, 2005 Classified

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June 24, 2005 The Contact 19 Health Stroke is no joke - get the facts on this disease by Jeremie Nolet the age of 55 the chance controls everything we · Ability to communi- prevent high blood pres- healthy life style and evi- (with files from the of having a stroke doubles say, do and think, a stroke cate (speaking and under- sure and high cholesterol, dence shows that stress Heart and Stroke every 10 years. can have a number of standing speech, as well as reducing the risk of stroke can cause blood clotting Foundation) What can help us pre- effects. A stroke can affect reading, writing and the and heart disease. Be in some people. vent strokes? First, know- your: ability to do mathemat- smoke-free, if you already Identifying stress and Did you know that stroke ing what a stroke is will · Ability to move and ics); smoke talk to your doctor knowing how to cope will is the fourth leading cause help you prevent it. A coordinate movement; · Personality; about quitting. Control start you on the right of death in Canada? stroke is a sudden loss of · Ability to feel touch, · Emotions; your blood pressure, eat track to a healthy life According to the Heart brain function caused by temperature, pain and · Behaviour. healthy and be physically style. and Stroke Foundation, an interruption of blood movement; A stroke can happen active, maintain a healthy Stroke is no joke, so each year more than flow to the brain or the · Ability to see or to at anytime, anywhere. weight. Get your blood stay healthy and control 16,000 Canadians die rupture of blood vessels in interpret what you see; Controlling your risk fac- pressure checked regular- your risk factors. For from stroke. Of those, the brain. This causes the · Ability to think, to tors is the only sure way ly. Eliminating stress is an more information on 16,000 more than half are surrounding brain cells remember, understand, to help prevent stroke. Be important factor as well. stroke visit women. (neurons) in the affected plan, reason or problem- physically active -- regu- Stress can make it harder www.heartandstroke- Stroke is no joke, after area to die. As the brain solve; lar physical activity helps for you to maintain a foundation.com. Stroke the leading cause of death for Canadian women (NC)—Women are often the primary greater impact on the relative risk of physician about exercise regimes, Photo: News Canada care givers in their families, and spend coronary artery disease in women. healthy eating, and if medication would much of their time thinking about the Reducing your risk for heart disease help to reduce your risk of heart disease. health of their loved ones. But often begins by knowing your risk factors and Studies have shown that taking a low- they don’t think about their own health then seeing your physician. It is impor- dose aspirin every day significantly low- and the risks they have for diseases such tant to speak to your doctor about issues ers the risk of a first non-fatal heart as heart disease. such as your family medical history, attack in people deemed sufficiently at According to the Heart and Stroke whether or not you have diabetes and risk by their doctor. Your physician will Foundation, Canadian statistics indi- other risk factors for heart disease such be able to tell you if medication is a cate that over 39,000 women die of car- as smoking, high blood pressure, or high good option for you. diovascular diseases annually. That cholesterol. Knowing your own risk factors is an makes cardiovascular diseases the lead- While you are making those important first step to reducing your ing cause of death in women in Canada. appointments for your children or your risk for heart disease. 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