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(613) 966-4119 [email protected] www.ianstock.com www.cfbtrenton.com • July 13, 2007 • Serving 8 Wing/CFB Trenton • 8e escadre/BFC Trenton • Volume 42 Issue Number 28• Bisons to stand tall, and stampede, once again by Andrea Steiner the C-17 Globemaster IIIs, it is some- ground and aircrew training, tactical Managing Editor thing that we can all take pride in,” noted transport and support, airborne land Col Hood. forces training, search and rescue assis- The Bisons will stampede once again at 8 Dignitaries scheduled for attendance tance, and light transport tasks. A detach- Wing/CFB Trenton. next week include General Rick Hillier, ment of 429 Squadron supported land 429 Transport (Bison) Squadron is Chief of the Defence Staff, and force operations at CFB Namao, Alberta, slated to be reactivated July 18, beginning Lieutenant-General Steve Lucas, Chief of beginning in July of 1968. The squadron with the Standing up of the Colours the Air Staff. It is quite fitting that LGen was again disbanded in September of Ceremony at the National Air Force Lucas will serve as Presiding Officer for 1971. Museum of Canada at 1300 hours, fol- the July 18 ceremony, just as he did for the On April 1, 1972, after a decision to lowed directly by a reactivation parade on deactivation ceremony in 2005. combine Canadian Forces Air Navigation the ramp at the 2 Air Movements Lieutenant-Colonel Dave Lowthian, School (CFANS) Flying Squadron and Squadron passenger terminal. who comes to Trenton from Canadian the Instrument Check Pilot (ICP) School, The squadron was disbanded almost Expeditionary Forces Command in 429 (Composite) Squadron was formed at two years ago to the day—July 8, 2005— Ottawa, will assume command of 429 Winnipeg, Manitoba. The squadron was and its personnel were reassigned, many to Squadron. part of Training Command and its pri- 436 Squadron. The Commanding Officer “For me to be appointed as mary roles included training for the ICP at the time was none other than Colonel Commanding Officer is indeed a great School and CFANS. In addition, the Mike Hood, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB honour, and as a former member of 429 squadron had secondary roles in search Trenton. Squadron (1996-2000), it is even more so, and rescue, aeromedical evacuation, and “It is a great honour to be a wing com- said LCol Lowthian. transport tasking. Aircraft flown by the mander reactivating a new squadron in the “The arrival of the C-17s will give us a composite squadron were the C-47 Air Force, and it is especially poignant as I greater ability to reach across Canada and Dakota, CC-130 Hercules and CT-114 was the Squadron CO when it was at the to all four corners of the world, and we Tutor. top of its game, “ said Col Hood. will be much more responsive,” he said. In August 1981, after reorganization This time around, however, 429 Once at full strength, 429 Squadron is bombing missions utilizing Wellington of Air Command, command and control Squadron personnel will not be flying the expected to comprise approximately 160 Mk III and Mk X aircraft, later adding of 429 Squadron shifted to Air Transport familiar CC-130 Hercules aircraft, but personnel, including air crew, technicians such aircraft as the Halifax Mk III and Group. Hercules aircraft were utilized rather the soon-to-arrive C-17 and support staff. Mk V and the Lancaster Mk I and Mk exclusively to support CFANS training Globemaster IIIs. 429 Squadron has a long and proud III. The squadron was disbanded in 1946. and transport tasking. “There is a great sense of optimism history. 429 (Tactical Transport) Squadron was In August 1991, the squadron moved with where the Air Force is going, with air 429 (Bomber) Squadron was formed at formed in St-Hubert, Quebec on June 21, to Trenton where personnel flew the CC- mobility leading the way. With the reacti- RCAF Station Eastmoor on November 7, 1967. Equipped with Buffalo aircraft, the 130 Hercules as a strategic and tactical vation of 429 Squadron and the arrival of 1942. The squadron flew operational squadron’s roles included operational transport aircraft. Good day 8 Wing, from sunny Camp Mirage! by Major Suzanne Raby of 94 personnel. This is accompanied by intense – some for the entire tour, and oth- given it must have been in the mid OC MSS We were thrown right into the heat and time pressures: the supply ers for lesser periods of time. 40s! Our members greatly appreci- thick of things, as the week of the staff have measured the temperature For Canada Day, the kitchen ated the care packages that 8 Wing Personnel from 8 Mission Support arrival of the last chalk saw a high in the sea containers and it gets up staff and our entertainment com- sent for that special day; it touched Squadron (8 MSS) have now been number of VIPs transiting through to 70°C inside. mittee put on a super bash – we had many people to know that we are deployed for one month, enjoying Camp Mirage on their way to There is also new construction a special breakfast with all the fix- not forgotten. the never-ending sun, heat and Kandahar (KAF) for the CDS taking place here: a building to ings, and a truly five-star dining Our folks are now trying to get sand. The main body of 8 MSS Campaign Plan meetings. house the Relief in Place was re- experience for our supper – steak some well-deserved R&R in before arrived on June 2, 2007, with a sec- On the heels of this very impor- designed, and new accommodations and lobster, crab legs, baked pota- the Relief in Place starts - that will ond and third chalk coming in mid- tant visit, we started planning the are being put in for transient per- toes and corn on the cob, all fol- be a month and a half with no June. support arrangements for the sonnel. lowed by many sumptuous desserts breaks. Finally, we had one surprise Since Camp Mirage’s TO&E Army’s Relief in Place. Our role will One of the most difficult times and a chocolate fountain. There promotion, MWO Sylvain Bernard does not mirror the MSS structure, be to meet every plane, ensure that for our people has been the repatri- were many activities, including vol- (CIS) was promoted to that rank on upon arrival, administration and transiting personnel are aware of the ation of our fallen comrades. For leyball, ball hockey, card games, July 8. finance were peeled off. The restrictions on the camp, provide every repat, Camp Mirage holds a bingo, and the famous dunk tank Morale is very high and person- remainder of the team, with the them with the appropriate equip- formal ceremony with honour guard which the engineers graciously vol- nel remain keen to participate in the addition of our chaplains and med- ment, and feed and accommodate for the arrival and departure. unteered to fill with water they Theatre Support Element of Joint ical personnel, form the Support them prior to their continuation on We have also forward- deployed chilled to 4C. 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Pictured here is Cpl Anson Martin, Electrical Generating Systems (EGS) Tech of 86 Airfield Systems and Utilities (86 ASU) completing the final electrical connections for a Secondary Distribution Unit which is part of the new Air Force 250-man deployable camp. Designed for the Air Force by members of 86 ASU and 1 Canadian Air Division, the camp is transportable in sea containers and includes all necessary facilities for an extended deployment. The camp and its electrical backbone has been used for training MSS personnel deploying to TFA / TSE for the last three rotations as well as the recent Op Pontoon, BC Flood Relief. July 13, 2007 The Contact 3 News RETIRED LABRADOR TREATED TO ANNUAL WASH AND WAX

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The CONTACT is an unofficial publication of 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. The CONTACT is a weekly military newspaper that provides accurate and timely coverage of issues and events at and affecting Canada’s largest and busiest air base — 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. We are the primary inter- nal and external communications tool for 8 Wing / CFB Trenton and began publishing in November, 1940. We strive to build awareness, morale and ‘esprit de corps’ among both the military and civilian communities.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 edit copy and reject advertising to suit the needs of the publication. 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 differ- ence charged to this newspaper whose liability is limited to a refund of the space charged for the erroneous item. Published every Friday with the kind permission of Colonel M.J. Hood, CD, Commander, 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. The Contact Staff

Editor-in-Chief: Capt Nicole Meszaros Managing Editor: Andrea Steiner Reporter/Photographer: Amber Gooding Advertising Production Asst: Adriana Sheahan Advertising Sales: Patricia Mackie Bookkeeper: Marilyn Miron Circulation: Keith Cleaton Assistant Translator/Proofreader: vacant PSP Manager: John Snyder Subscriptions: First Class postage charge $65.00 per year for inside Canada, $130.00 for international. Guidelines for submissions: ARTICLES AND PHOTOS The CONTACT delivers news and information about 8 Wing / CFB Trenton; at home and around the world. We depend on you and our mil- itary community for articles, personal stories and photos. We work hard, with a limited staff, to bring you a quality weekly newspaper. You can help considerably by following these guidelines on preparing your submissions for the paper: • Articles should be typed in upper and lower case and in plain black text. Don’t worry about formatting with underlines, bolds, italics, colours, etc. Acronyms should be spelled out on first reference, and then abbrevi- ated when referred to thereafter. • Do not include clip-art or graphics within your typed pages. Additional graphics/logos may be sent as separate files. • Articles may be mailed, e-mailed ([email protected]) or delivered in person. Non e-mail submissions should be saved in rich text format (.rtf) or as “text only” on a disc and accompanied by a hard copy of your article. • Articles must include author’s full name, unit and phone #. • Wherever possible, photos should be included with your article. Include your name and caption on the back of each photo, and number multiple photos. Electronic photos should be saved in either a jpeg or tiff format at a high resolution,to ensure quality reproduction. Jpeg-Maximum (8X10), 300 dpi

• Please label all disks and hard copies with article name, contact person and phone numbers, date. • ARTICLES MUST BE RECEIVED BY TUESDAY AT NOON This Week in PRIOR TO PRINT DATE AT THE CONTACT OFFICE. 1977 – Boxtop commences as Air Transport is tasked to airlift almost 800 short tons of construction material from Thule, Greenland to CFS Alert Letters to the Editor: in the Northwest Territories. Both 435 and 436 squadrons of Edmonton Internet: [email protected] and Trenton respectively will be actively engaged in carrying on this 24- Intranet: Steiner AL@CFBTrenton@Trenton hour-a-day operation. The base will be involved by supplying personnel from the Meterological Section; Base Operations; ATCCTO (for com- All letters and editorials must be signed and the name of the author will be published, unless otherwise requested. Include a phone num- munications and radar); BAMEO (employing 54 duty personnel); Base ber for verification. We reserve the right to edit while preserving the Transport; Land Maintenance equipment; CE and Base Supply for all the main objective of the writer. We cannot guarantee that any particular necessary clothing. The squadron forms into four crews for this particular letter will be printed. Mail, e-mail, fax or drop in person to the Contact office. Please refer to the information at the bottom of the Boxtop and also supplies manpower for the necessary operations. page for how to reach us. 1987 – Brigadier-General K.O. Simonson completed his last mission as A Military Commander of Air Transport Group. Having served as a CC-130 pilot for Community over five years, he accumulated almost 1000 flying hours on the trusty Hercules. Crewed with BGen Simonson on his last flight were Master Newspaper Warrant Officer Cote and Major Nodwell.

1997 – Aircraft Repair Organization of 8 Aircraft Maintenance Squadron hosted the third Annual Charity Golf Tournament in support of Camp The Contact newspaper is a Personnel Support Programs (PSP) entity . Trillium. The first teams were off at 0630 hrs with the last team finishing Our newspaper relies almost solely on revenues their round of golf at 1300 hrs. The rounds of golf raised $2,350, bringing generated through advertising and sponsorships. the total donation from 8 AMS Charity Golf Tournament to $4,800.

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 Amber Gooding. Advertising: 613-392-2811 Ext. 7008 July 13, 2007 The Contact 5 News 8 ACCS welcomes new CO, Major W.S.F. Norquay

Photos: Cpl Frieda Van Putten, 8 Wing Imaging Colonel Mike Hood, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton, inspects the parade as Presiding Officer during the Change of Command Parade for 8 Air Incoming Commanding Officer, Major W.S.F. Norquay, addresses those in atten- Communication and Control Squadron on July 5, 2007. Major W.S.F. Norquay dance at the Change of Command Parade for 8 Air Communication and Control assumed command from LCol P. Vadon. Squadron on Thursday, July 5, 2007. The Contact 6 July 13, 2007 Fitness, Sports & Recreation Amazing THE REEL EXPERTS Race Photo: Amber Gooding Join us on August 24, at 10 a.m. at the RecPlex Gym for the Amazing Race, with a new, longer route and more clues. This event is open to those between the ages of 11 and 18 years old. Cost: $20/team of two (includes food and buff ). Pre-registration is required no later than August 20 at 4 p.m. (pre- race packages given out at registration). Register at the MFRC or RecPlex reception desk. No motorized vehi- cles please! Reptile Show Join us on Friday, July 27, at RecPlex Gym and enjoy the Indian River Reptile Show. Learn how reptiles live, what they eat, where they come from and maybe even get a chance to touch them. There is a drop-in fee of $3.00 per person. The show will begin at 1 p.m. and everyone must be seated by 12:45 p.m.

Summer holidays now are in full-swing for thousands of Quinte area students after finishing another long year of school. With long sum- mer days and some free time to enjoy outdoors, 10-year-old Shelby (left) and her 7-year-old brother Avery, enjoyed the beautiful sun- shine while they cast a few lines near the 8 Wing/CFB Trenton Yacht Club on July 10.

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8 Wing Elite Hockey School Trip to hockey’s hall of fame Elite Hockey School from August 6 to Cost: $275 for members of the mil- Have you ever seen the Stanley Cup up depart from the south side Gym at 9 August 10, for minor atom to minor itary community; $375 for the general close? Well this is your chance to go to a.m., and is scheduled to return to the midget levels. public. Cost includes sweaters, socks, the Hockey Hall of Fame and learn south side Gym at approximately 6:00 The Julie Robitaille Power Skating ball caps and lunch. There is a 10 per about the roots of hockey and see the p.m. instructors will be back again to assist cent discount for each additional family ultimate prize...the Stanley Cup. Cost is $30 per person. This trip is with this program. member and/or a second week of You can even get your picture taken for youth ages 12 and older. Cost For Select and House League, join school. with the cup and try out some of their includes bus and admission. us from August 13 to August 17. This Residence is available for out-of- many interactive activities. This even is chaperoned by adult school is for novice to minor midget town participants. Register today at the This trip will take place on volunteers. Please be advised that lim- players. RecPlex. Wednesday, July 18, 2007. The bus will ited space is available. 8 Wing/CFB Trenton golf play-down Summer Sports of All Sorts camp The 8 Wing/CFB Trenton Golf Play- to day two. The competition is open to Shinny Hockey No books, no homework, Soccer Mania will take down will be held at the CFB Trenton all CF, class B and C reserves members. Three weeks of shinny no math. Nothing but place from July 9 to 13; Golf Course. Drive and Putt your way to the hockey will be offered sports! Are you 13 to 15 Hockey Heaven will take Tee off time will be at 1400 hrs, on Ontario Region Golf Championship at the RCAF Flyers years old and looking for place from July 16 to 20; Wednesday, August 8, Thursday, August held at CFB Meaford, September 9 to Arena. This program is summer fun? Do you like Baseball Bonanza will take 9 and Friday, August 10, 2007, to select a 13, 2007. designed for players sports? This is your chance place from July 23 to 27; wing/base golf team that will go on to Five men and one women will make from the tyke to to get together with Summer Sports will take represent 8 Wing/CFB Trenton at the up the 8 Wing/CFB Trenton Golf midget levels. The friends, develop skills and place from July 30 to Aug. Ontario Region Golf Championship Team. weeks are as follows: take part in some friendly 3; Hardcore Sports will hosted by CFB Meaford. To register or to obtain more infor- July 30 to August 3; competitions. take place from August 7 A handicap lower than 15 for men’s mation please contact Shirley Martin at August 20 to August A featured sport will be to 10; More Baseball and 20 for women’s is required to com- local 3467 or the Military Sports 24; and August 27 to highlighted each week Bonanza will take place pete in this play down. Coordinator, Dan Cormier, at local 3373 while still playing a variety from Aug 20 to 24. The top 12 competitors will advance no later than July 27, 2007. August 31. Cost is as follows: of other sports and activi- Cost: $50/week for ties. CRA member; $55/week $30 for military com- Power skating: A gal’s affair Don’t miss our awe- for military community Golf Passes munity; $38 for the some weekly bus trip to non-member; $60/week Join us from August 6 to 9, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the RCAF Golf passes are $27, general public. Arena for this all-ladies,all-ages event.Develop skating and for 18 holes of golf, at top it all off. Our coaches for the general public. Full hockey equip- are chosen because of their There is a discount for puck skills; learn body control/positioning; and maximize the CFB Trenton Golf ment is required. efficiency while minimizing effort. Full hockey gear is Course. Passes may be knowledge and desire to the second participant Please register at see you have fun. (same family only). Space required. Limited space for this program. Cost: Military purchased at the the RecPlex, located at and CRA members, $55; military community non-mem- The camp will take is limited, so register now! RecPlex. Limit: one 21 Namao Dr East, for bers, $60; general public, $70. Register at the RecPlex. place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Register at the RecPlex, 21 pass per member or desired session(s). two with proper ID. at the south side Gym. Namao Dr East. Red Cross Swim Lessons Passes are available to military personnel and Albatross Kayaking for Kicks CRA members. Session 3 will take place Monday to Friday, from Kayaking for Kicks is a three-hour adventure on the Bay of August 13 to 24. Registration for the 8 Wing commu- Pool Quinte! Take this introduction course and enjoy renting nity continues from Wednesday, August 1 to Monday, Cancellation The outdoor pool is now kayaks at the south side Gym. All equipment supplied. August 6 at the RecPlex during regular hours of oper- open for Rec swims, This course is great for small groups and families, and ation. Registration for the general public will take place The afternoon Rec seven days a week from includes a wet exit/re-entry certificate, issued once per- on August 7, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the RecPlex. Swim is cancelled on 1 to 6 p.m., and on holi- formed.Youth 12 years of age and over may take the course Registration for all continues from Wednesday,. July 17, from 1 to 4 days from 1 to 4 p.m. if accompanied by a parent. August 8 to Sunday, August 12, during regular hours p.m. due to opera- Rec swims are free Course dates: July 19, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.; July 19, 1 to of operation. tional requirements. for military personnel 4 p.m.; Aug. 9, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.; Sept. 5, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.; and CRA RecPlex and Sept. 20, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.; Sept. 28, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. RecPlex Summer Hours of Operation combination member- Cost is as follows: $50, military community/CRA ship holders. members; $55, military community non-members; $60, Summer hours at the RecPlex began on June 30. There is a drop-in fee general public. Pick up a facility schedule at the RecPlex of $1 for military com- Location: Bernie Gray Kayaking, 383 Dundas St. W., or online at www.cfbtrenton.com munity members and $2 Belleville. Please register at the RecPlex to take advantage for the general public. of the reduced cost (a $60 regular value). Provincial 2007 Oddball Olympics Parks Passes Are you between the ages Flush Relay, Ping Pong The Rec Association has of 11 and 16 years old? If Soccer and Hand Free day passes that can be used so, join us on July 26, for Obstacle Course. at North Beach,Presqu’ile, the Oddball Olympics, Pre-registration is Sandbanks and The from 2 to 4 p.m. at the required for this event. Outlet provincial parks. RecPlex gym and field. Please register at the Passes available to military Cost is just $20 per MFRC Reception desk, personnel and CRA team of 4 to 6 people. located at 50 Rivers members. Cost: $6. Passes Events for the day Drive, or at the RecPlex are signed out and to be include Blind Bowling, Reception desk, located at returned to the RecPlex. Team Ski Event, Toilet 21 Namao Drive.

POTTERY AND CERAMICS STUDIO Watch for upcoming details on this new venture. The Rec Association will soon be offering studio time for experienced potters and ceramicists. Call local 2349 for details. The Contact 8 July 13, 2007 News Six fallen soldiers return to Canada via 8 Wing

Photo: Cpl David Cribb , 8 Wing Imaging

Photo: Pte Isabel Lavallee-Raby , 8 Wing Imaging The Bearer Party from 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group carry Corporal The Bearer Party from 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group, CFB Petawawa, Cole Bartsch’s flag-draped casket to the awaiting hearse. Cpl Bartsch was a await the flag draped casket of Captain Matthew Dawe, a member of the 3rd member of the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (3 PPCLI), Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (3 PPCLI), based at Canadian based at Canadian Forces Base Edmonton. Forces Base Edmonton, as it is lowered from the CC-150 Polaris aircraft.

Photo: Cpl David Cribb , 8 Wing Imaging Photo: Cpl David Cribb , 8 Wing Imaging

The Bearer Party from 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group carry Master The Bearer Party from 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group carry Private Lane Corporal Colin Bason’s flag-draped casket to the awaiting hearse. MCpl Bason Watkins’ flag-draped casket to the awaiting hearse during a Repatriation was a reservist from The Royal Westminster Regiment based in New Ceremony at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. Pte Watkins was a member of the 3rd Westminster, B.C. Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (3 PPCLI).

Photo: Cpl David Cribb , 8 Wing Imaging

Photo: Cpl David Cribb , 8 Wing Imaging The Bearer Party from 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group carry Corporal Jordan Anderson’s flag-draped casket to the awaiting hearse during a The Bearer Party from 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group carry Captain Repatriation Ceremony at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. Cpl Anderson was a member of Jefferson Francis’ flag-draped casket to the awaiting hearse. Capt Francis was a the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (3 PPCLI). member of 1st Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, based in Shilo, Man. July 13, 2007 The Contact 9 News LCol Volstad takes reins as new CO of 412 (T) Squadron

Colonel Mike Hood, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton, served as Presiding Photos: Private Alexandre Paquin, CFSU(O) Photo Services Officer at the Change of Command Parade for 412 Transport Squadron on July 4, 2007 in Ottawa. Lieutenant-Colonel Eric Volstad (right) assumed command A group picture taken following the Change of Command Ceremony for 412 from LCol Dave Dagenais (left). Transport Squadron, held July 4 at the squadron hangar at the Ottawa Airport. NEW CO FOR 436 SQUADRON INCOMING CAS PROMOTED

Photo: DND Colonel Mike Hood, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton, served as Presiding Officer at the 436 Tactical Transport Squadron Change of Command Parade The man who will lead Canada’s Air Force in a matter of weeks has been pro- on June 28, 2007. Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Martineau (right) assumed moted to Lieutenant-General by General Rick Hillier, Chief of the Defence command of the “Canucks Unlimited” from Lieutenant-Colonel Rob Staff (CDS). Lieutenant-General Angus Watt will become the new Chief of the Coulthard (left). Air Staff (CAS) during a Change of Command ceremony at the Canada Aviation Museum on July 26. He was recently promoted during a brief cere- mony at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa. LGen Watt, a CH-124 Sea King pilot, is a seasoned, senior Air Force Officer with several staff and oper- ational tours under his belt, including most recently as the Deputy Commander (Air) for the NATO International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan. Congratulations LGen Watt! Pictured above from left to right, are: CDS Gen Rick Hillier (left) and the current CAS LGen Steve Lucas (right) congratulate LGen Angus Watt (centre).

Photos: Cpl David Cribb, 8 Wing Imaging Colonel Mike Hood, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton, inspects the mem- bers of 436 Squadron on parade. The Contact 10 July 13, 2007 News Typhoon pilots take to the skies and fly again...glider-style

By: Matt Graveline Then they were able to see the aircraft Photo: Submitted PAO, Regional Gliding School in action as they went out to the flight line at the Picton airport, observing the three- Six Typhoon pilots from the Second week instructor course of the school. World War visited the Regional Gliding The officers and instructor candidates School (Central) on June 19 to relive old are going through the 286 flights it will memories and to share their love of avia- take to certify the 13 candidates. tion with the officers and the instructor Among the six veterans there were candidates of the school. three Distinguished Flying Cross winners; The veterans came with the Typhoon Harry Hardy, Robert Spooner and Ken Association, an organization which pro- Hanna. motes the Hawker Typhoon aircraft as a All three are veterans of dozens of sor- serious fighter during the Second World ties during heavy fighting in 1944 and War. 1945. Between all six, the men have a “All we hear about is the Spitfire and wealth of experience to pass onto the fairly the Hurricane but the Typhoon doesn’t get new cadet pilots. much mention,”said Veteran Harry Hardy. As the two generations of pilots min- The men arrived first at CFD gled along the flight line, sharing tips and Mountain View where Lieutenant- tales of their experience in the air, the vet- Colonel Van Haastrecht, Regional Cadet erans were treated to a different type of Air Operations Officer, showed them flight then they were used to. around the Second World War era hangar. The school’s young pilots took the vet- But many of the veterans were not as inter- erans up in their Schweizer 2-33s. ested in asking questions about the hangar For former fighter pilots who are used as they were in asking questions about the to having 2,000 horsepower of thrust at Typhoon pilot John Flintoft, (right), is briefed by Flight Sergeant Denver school. their control to be at the mercy of thermal Conahan, on the function of the glider prior to take off. They looked more at the cockpits of columns was much different experience. nose so easily. But the lads are certainly in Ottawa and are already planning and the Schweizer 2-33 gliders and Bellanca “There is definitely a different speed well trained for anything.” looking forward to heading on a tour of Scouts sitting in their bays. aspect,” said Hanna. “You can drop the The Typhoon pilots finished their tour western Canada next year. MENNONITE FURNITURE Collection Occasional & Unique •Tables & Chairs • Bedrooms• Home Accent Pcs RUTTLE BROTHERS FURNITURE SINCE 1974 1 mile N. of WALMART on HWY 62, Belleville • 969-9263 3 Great Subdivisions Close to the Base Many plans to choose from, prices starting at $194,900

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June 24 - June 30

ARIES (March 21-April 19): You may be tempted by fine foods and wines this week and may need to engage in a little bit more physical activity than you would normally, to compensate. You may be a great asset to others and will help them achieve great things. If you are overly critical, then conflict may result this weekend. Be patient. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Avoid pain and conflict caused by over idealizing a romantic partner. It’s alright to fantasize about your lover, but it’s not alright to pretend they are something they are not and hold them to artifi- cially high standards. You would do well to explore your creative potential this week. You’re an artist at heart. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You are proud of your house and family and they are proud of you and the work you do around the home, as well. The maternal-side of your fam- ily may require some of your added attention, this week. Watch that little problems with your home and relatives don’t escalate into larger ones as the weekend approaches. CANCER ( June 21-July 22): Don’t be surprised if some- one gives you a gift of a game or book this week. You often impress your friends and close family with your intellec- tual prowess and ability to organize complicated social events. You’ll share a relaxed and intuitive understanding with your siblings. Avoid intense moments on Saturday. The Contact Newspaper staff would like to acknowledge Royal Lepage ProAlliance Realty LEO ( July 23-Aug. 22): Try to spend some time beauti- fying yourself and your surroundings. Generous gifts and as the weekly sponsor of The Contact Comics. compliments will be given and received by and with a romantic admirer. Try to keep things even handed and even tempered and potential conflicts can be avoided this weekend. You’ll enjoy watching your investments grow. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You need to feel as if you have the complete and undivided attention of any poten- tial admirers or lovers this week. Try to keep a level head and give a loved one the benefit of the doubt. The week- end may begin in a fair and equitable way; make sure that little tiffs/ upsets don’t turn into nagging/ conflict, Saturday. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You need to find a place that will bring you peace, quiet and solitude. Don’t allow for shyness and/or a need for secrecy to prevent you from showing your true feelings towards your lover. Spend time with friends and family this week, or you may be in dan- ger of becoming isolated for awhile. Good luck will soon follow. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): This is a week to celebrate good times and the love of sincere friends and acquain- tances. Someone may ask you to join a committee or lend your support to a worthy cause. You have a genuine desire to please and many community members will greatly ben- efit from your efforts. Do not covet what others have on Saturday. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): This week may be more about your partner and your work, than about you in general. Your popularity amongst colleagues and supervi- sors alike has gained you support and recognition in your chosen career. If your significant other requires your help with their own job, then you should lend them a hand. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Your mind may be drawn back to your college days or times of carefree youth. Is there a particularly person who draws your attention and admiration there, or perhaps overseas? You may be surprised at what you learn through travel and broadening your mind. There is an excellent chance that you may move to find love. AQUARIUS ( Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You may find yourself in a fortunate position this week, where money is involved. The maternal-side of your family may come into focus and might involve secret meetings and hidden informa- tion. You need to create a beautiful, peaceful environment for you and your loved ones to enjoy. Passions flare on Saturday/ Sunday. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You may feel as if you’ve found Mr. or Ms. Right, and from what may be garnered from this week’s astrological aspects to Pisces, this may in fact be true; try to take things slow. Hearts will wait; true love is a sweet, steady and patient thing. You deserve har- mony, sensuality and good communication. Haste makes waste.

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16th Annual Country Music Reunion and Jamboree August *02, 03, 04 and 05, 2007 CHAPLAIN SERVICES Centennial Park in Trenton SERVICES OFFERT PAR L’AUMÔNERIE * Gates open on August 2, at noon for “Early Birds” Wing Chaplain/ Aumônier de l’escadre – Capt Padre Catherine Morrison Administrative Assistant/Adjointe administrative – Mrs. Manon Pilon Ext 2490 Legends, pioneers and new frontiers. UNIT CHAPLAINS / AUMÔNIERS DES UNITÉS - Capt Catherine Morrison, Capt Mike Adamczyk A reunion of the artists and history As support staff: Rev. Jim Craig (P) and Fr Julien R. Beaulieu (RC priest) of Canada’s country music. Civilian Officiating Clergypersons/personnel de soutien: Rév. Jim Craig (P), le père Julien R. Beaulieu (prêtre CR), membre du clergè civil. WORSHIP SERVICES Cost for this event it broken down as follows: OUR LADY OF PEACE (RC) / NOTRE-DAME-DE-LA-PAIX (CR) PARISH ORGANIZATIONS (Continued) -- Day Pass: $15.00 (per person) Chapel Life Co-ordinator Knights of Columbus first Thurs 1900 hrs -- Weekend Walk-in Pass: $35.00 Julien Régis Beaulieu CWL second Tues 1900 hrs Responable de la communauté, Chorale Merc 1900 hrs / Choir Tues 1900 hrs (4 day pass, no camping) Coordinateur de vie de chapelle ST CLEMENT ASTRA (P) -- Weekend Pass: $50.00 MASS Chapel Life Co-ordinator - Padre Mike Adamczyk (3 day pass) Sunday Mass (English) 1015 hrs / Messe Dominicale: 11h30 WORSHIP SERVICE -- Children (14 and under) - Free CONFESSION Sunday Divine Worship 0900 hrs At all times Holy Communion - First Sunday of the month The Classic Country Music Reunion (C.C.M.R) is a PARISH ORGANIZATIONS - Chapel Guild Last Tues 1930 hrs PARISH ORGANIZATIONS - Parish Council third Thurs 1900 hrs non-profit organization founded in 1992, dedicat- SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION/SACREMENT DU PARDON: Please, make an appointment with a Roman Catholic priest through our ed to the promotion of Canadian Country Music Admin Assistant, ext: 2490 / S.V.P. prendre un rendez-vous avec un prêtre catholique à travers l'adjointe administrative, au 2490. and the artists that perform this music. Over the DUTY CHAPLAIN/ AUMÔNIERS EN DEVOIR past fifteen years C.C.M.R has reunited artists from After working hours, for emergency only, please call the base operator at 613-392-2811 and ask for the duty chaplain. / Après les heures de tra- vail, pour les urgences seulement, svp appeler la téléphoniste de la base au 613-392-2811 et demandez l’aumônier en devoir . yesterday and promoted artist from today's main- NOTICE/AVIS stream; and introduced new Canadian talent to It is now possible to have the Club Xtra points that are earned on all your purchases at CANEX go to the Chaplain Emergency Fund. Simply ask the fans. On our stage you will hear the legends to have the points placed on the Chaplains’ card. The Chaplain Emergency Fund is used to assist our military families during times of family that have molded country music in Canada. You crises. / Vous pouvez dès maintenant, lors de vos achats au Canex, donner vos points Club Xtra au Fonds d’urgence des aumôniers. Vous n’avez qu’à mentionner que vous désirez donner vos points sur la carte des Aumôniers. Les points seront utilisés pour aider les familles de nos militaires will hear everything from Bluegrass and Country dans des moments de crises familiales. to Comedy as Lorne Hachey keeps it hopping. Sunday Service Join us to worship, every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the Orchard View Baptist Church.

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LED BY THE SPIRIT FED BY THE WORLD The Contact 14 July 13, 2007 News STAFF CADETS READY TO TRAIN

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LCol J.O. Marcel Parisien conducts an inspection of Staff Cadet Patrick Searle received the rank of Warrant the Staff Cadets prior to receiving their ranks for Officer First Class, from LCol Hank Nieuwland, CO, and the summer. CWO Martine Dupuis, Training Centre WO.

Staff Cadets of the Trenton General Service Band play at a variety of military and civilian parades and functions. July 13, 2007 The Contact 15 Health & Safety Safety in a backyard pool (1.5 m) high and with- or in the pool to tempt out footholds. youngsters close to the Gate closures should pool side to try and get be self closing and them, or get to them. locks should be Treat wading pools HEALTHY HABITS THIS SUMMER installed high enough as you would a full size up from the fence to swimming pool. As we shed layers in the summer grain products. That represents half of keep children from Empty them imme- months, many of us tend to be more the daily recommended number of serv- reaching them. diately after use. aware of our weight – either maintaining ings of grain products for adults from Consider multiple Children need very lit- it or trying to lose it. only one food item. barriers between chil- tle water to drown. Weight management is all about bal- Submitted by dren and the pool. Never leave them unat- ancing your energy in (calories from Be Physically Active Don Heans, An extra fence, tended. food) with energy out (resting energy Wing General Safety locked door or other Watch your children expenditure and physical activity). To reach and maintain a healthy weight, Officer barrier between the at all times when they For example, to burn the calories you must balance healthy eating with Children, summer and child and the pool may are in the pool. from a half-cup (125mL) of vanilla ice regular physical activity – it’s the winning water are a trio made to give you enough time to Invest the time to cream, you have to walk for about 30 combination. Adults require 30 to 60 be together. But this discover the child miss- take a lifesaving course minutes.The calories from an apple only minutes a day, most days of the week. trio can also be a dead- ing and intercept a and become familiar require about 10 minutes of activity to Remember that when the number of ly combination, espe- potential drowning and comfortable with use up. calories you eat is greater than the phys- cially if you or your incident. the process and proce- To help you maintain a healthy ical activity you get, the leftovers – liter- neighbours own a pool. Water alarms dures of water rescue. weight and fend off those extra pounds ally – are stored as fat. Few of us realize just installed in pools, Enroll yourself and over the summer, follow these smart how risky backyard which react when the your children in a water steps. Set Realistic Weight Goals pools are. water is disturbed, are safety and swimming Pools and hot tubs also available. course - but don’t allow Eat Healthy Modifying behaviour does not happen are responsible for Establish and such swimming lessons over night. Set both short term and long many drowning acci- enforce water safety to give you a false sense Quench your thirst first. Dehydration, term goals and take small steps toward a dents involving chil- rules. of security. especially during the summer heat, can healthier lifestyle. dren. Make sure a respon- Most children, like sometimes cause hunger pangs. By eating healthy, you don’t have to Consider these sible adult is present most adults, will panic Before reaching for a calorie-heavy force yourself to eat foods that you don’t poolside safety rules to when the pool is in use. and forget what they’ve snack or taking seconds at a meal, drink like or give up old-time favourites. guard your children Have reaching and learned if they run into a glass of water instead. Allow yourself small indulgences against serious or fatal throwing water safety problems in the water. Eat your vegetables and fruit. These occasionally as long as you choose injury: aids on both sides of And, most importantly, foods are full of nutrients, low in calories healthier foods most often. Remember: Children are fasci- the pool. think of the pool as a and a good source of fibre, which makes fad diets don’t work. nated by water and will Always remember to dangerous place and you feel full. go to extraordinary have a first aid kit respect the associated Include a variety of vegetables at Source: The Heart and Stroke Foundation extremes to get to it. handy and appropriate- risks and hazards. every meal and fresh fruit for desserts For more information, please contact Check your munici- ly stocked with sup- A moment’s inatten- and snacks. Health Promotion Director, Kendra pal by-laws for mini- plies. tion is all it takes for a Be Aware of Portion Distortion. Lafleur, at local 3767 or Health mum fencing require- Have a poolside drowning accident to With the trend toward large portions, we Promotion Administrative Assistant, ments around backyard telephone so you don’t happen. may unknowingly eat more than our Lisa Pitt at local 3768. You may also pools and hot tubs. have to leave “even for a Be prepared by bodies actually need. visit the 8 Wing Health Promotion Generally, fences second” to answer calls. being aware of poten- For example, one average commercial office at 177 Hercules St., Bldg 119. should be at least 5 feet Don’t leave toys by tial poolside dangers. size bagel totals about 3 to 4 servings of Four-sided fencing around home pools saves kids’ lives (NC)-A new survey from Safe Kids Canada, the Safe Kids Canada reveals national injury prevention that Canadian parents program of The Hospital for believe if their child has Sick Children. “Children taken swimming lessons, should not be able to get to fences and gates around the pool directly from the home pools are not needed. house.” But swimming lessons Current by-laws in alone are not enough. Canada state that all home Research shows that a pools must be fenced. pool with four-sided fencing Often, homeowners put which block kids from get- up three sides of fencing and ting to the pool from the use their house as the fourth house can save lives. side. A fence that goes around While this protects peo- all four sides of the pool can ple outside the home from prevent up to seven out of getting into the pool, chil- 10 drownings in children dren inside the home are not under the age of five. properly protected. Between 1994 and 2003, To protect children, nearly half of all drownings homeowners need a four- and near-drownings for sided fence that goes all children under the age of 14 around the pool and has a occurred in home swimming self-closing, self-latching pools. gate. Keeping kids safe around Safe Kids Canada is urg- pools should be a top priori- ing Canadians to help enact pools be fenced, even inflat- out about their local by-law calling 1-888-SAFE-TIPS ty for parents and caregivers municipal by-laws requiring able pools should have four- and advocate for change to (723-3847). this summer. a 1.2 m (4 ft.) high four- sided fencing. the laws in their area, can To learn more about “In Canada, most munic- sided fence with a self-clos- Pool fences and gates start by contacting their drowning prevention, call ipalities require home pools ing, self-latching gate should be designed to stop local councillor. Safe Kids Canada at 1-888- to be closed off by a three- around all home swimming kids from climbing and the Advice on how to change SAFE-TIPS or visit sided fence, but this is not pools. latch should be installed out by-laws is available on the www.safekidscanada.ca. enough,” says Allyson Not only should in- of a young child’s reach. Safe Kids Canada Web site: Hewitt, executive director of ground and above-ground Parents who want to find www.safekidscanada.ca or by Courtesy D&D Technologies The Contact 16 July 13, 2007 Showcase

Lt J. Martin Cpl T. Clark MCpl P. Budden Sgt L. Verrault received a promotion to that rank, received a promotion to that rank, received a promotion to that rank, received a promotion to that presented by LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. presented by presented by rank, presented by LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. LCol C. Fortier, WLEO.

Sgt G. Brunelle Cpl G. St. George Cpl S. Clarke Cpl M. Nicholson Cpl J. Szubzba received the South-West Asia received the ISAF Medal, received the Special Service received his CD, presented by received his CD1, presented by Service Medal, presented by presented by Medal, presented by LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. LCol C. Fortier, WLEO.

Cpl B. Lewis Cpl C. Letandre Sgt J. Armstrong WO Y. Damphousse Maj H. Kennedy received his CD1, presented by MacKay received her CD1, presented by received his CD1, presented by received a promotion to that rank, presented by Maj G. Jones, LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. received her CD1, presented by LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. LCol C. Fortier, WLEO. DCO 424 Sqn, and LCol C. Collings, CO 424 Sqn. LCol C. Fortier, WLEO.

Sgt V. Butt MCpl J. Arsenault MCpl E. Fontaine Sgt L. Bibby received a promotion to that received a promotion to that rank, presented by received a promotion to that received a promotion to that rank, presented by Maj G. Jones, Maj G. Jones, DCO 424 Sqn and MWO M. Maltais, SAR Tech rank, presented by Maj G. Jones, rank, presented by Maj G. Jones, DCO 424 Sqn, and LCol C. Lead. DCO 424 Sqn and MWO M. DCO 424 Sqn and MWO M. Collings, CO 424 Sqn. Maltais, SAR Tech Lead. Maltais, SAR Tech Lead. Congratulations! Félicitations! July 13, 2007 The Contact 17 Showcase

MS E. Newman MCpl L. McCutcheon received a promotion to that rank, presented by received a promotion to that rank, presented by LCol D. Miller, W Admin O, and MWO B. Doggett, Maj C. Kap, CFASC CO, and MWO B. Doggett, W Admin SWO. W Admin SWO.

MCpl D. Taylor MWO T. Poper Sgt B. Courchesne received a promotion to that rank, presented by received a promotion to that rank, presented by received a promotion to that rank, Capt N. Schur, ARMFC, and WO B. Frank, ARMFC ASWO. LCol F. Allen, ATESS CO, and CWO J. Girodat, SCWO ATESS. presented by LCol F. Allen, ATESS CO, and CWO J. Girodat, SCWO ATESS.

MWO P. Fiander Maj D. Pattison Sgt D. Willis Sgt W. Young received a promotion to that rank, presented by received a promotion to that received a promotion to that received a promotion to that rank, LCol F. Allen, ATESS CO. rank, presented by rank, presented by presented by LCol F. Allen, ATESS CO. LCol F. Allen, ATESS CO. LCol F. Allen, ATESS CO.

MCpl D. Turgeon MCpl M. England MCpl S. Sibley received a promotion to that rank, presented by received a promotion to that rank, presented by received a promotion to that Maj S. Morin, CCISFC. Maj S. Morin, CCISFC, and CWO J. Holloway, CCISFC. rank, presented by Maj S. Morin, CCISFC, and CWO J. Holloway, CCISFC. Congratulations! Félicitations! The Contact 18 July 13, 2007 Classifieds

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Information Business Services For Sale For Rent CLASSIFIED Belleville Basement Suite ADULTS! AD RATES Volkswagen For Rent VW Certified Comfortable, modern, 1 bedroom apts. Word ad: 20 words $3.00 nicely renovated from $560 per insertion. GST Jetta Wagons basement suite. One 2 bedroom apts. included. Cash or cheque bdrm, bath, kitchen, from $657 to be paid at time of laundry and parking. East Utilities & cable included insertion. End Belleville, located on Affordable, quiet & secure picturesque street. CLOSE TO BASE Furnished or non- ORDERING AN AD 2003 GLS 1.8T furnished. KLEMENCIC All advertising must be 5 speed manual, leather, Close to all amenities PROPERTIES sunroof, loaded, 76K dropped off at The Asking $17,900 and bus routes. One 613-392-7839 minute walk from CONTACT, 142 Yukon hospital. Deck and green Seeking quiet, 2004 GLS TDI Street, Room 26, before backyard to enjoy. professional for 5 speed manual, noon Wed. for the next nicely equiped with air and $600 including utils. bedroom rental in edition and payment power windows etc.101 K, September 1st house, Trenton, close should be made at that Asking $21,900 move in date. to 401 & the base. Call Paul for details... Non-smoking residence. $425 incl. utils. time. In the event of a For questions or viewing statutory holiday all NEW & USED 613-966-3333 non-smoking 239 North Front Call 613-968-3803 613-243-4686 deadlines are advanced REFRIGERATORS RUSHNELL Belleville Stoves, washers, dryers, freezers, www.bellevillevw.com by one day. FUNERAL HOME House for Rent Waterfront Home dishwashers, 3 months old & up. House for Sale Sold with written guarantees. & Brighton 10 -mins to base. on Wellers Bay, 26 Bridlewood Lane ERRORS Fridges $100 and up CREMATION CENTRE family home in the country, 3 bdrm + study, Trenton 3 bdrm, brick bungalow, NEW APPLIANCES Spacious, bright 5 2 bths, air tight & OMISSIONS full bsmt, C/A, dishwasher, at the lowest prices in the area. 60 Division Street bdrm 3500 sq. ft. brick fireplace, garage, Advertisers should check Trade-ins accepted on the new garage, huge yard, lots of Trenton home, plus 1700 sq. ft. their ad the first day it appliances. finished basement, with a parking. $1200 + utils. lrg lot, Big selection to choose from. 4(3+1) garage. 3 bdrms First & last required. $950/mth + hydro. appears. The CONTACT 613-392-2111 feature spacious walk-in PAYS CASH References. 1st & last req’d. shall not be liable for closets. 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OCCASIONS! or 613-968-4183 July 13, 2007 The Contact 19 News Spray paint has become a very useful home décor tool (NC)-Not all home improve- because this spray paint washes up with ment projects are difficult, expensive soap and water. and messy. Named for its water-based Quick fix-ups can make a striking formulation, Krylon H20 dries in only difference around the home and yard - 15 minutes. without creating a big mess and a lot of It creates a smooth, hard, beautiful disruption. finish on surfaces such as wood, metal, Innovation is making home wicker and more. improvement more convenient. When dry, the durable finish is Consider an afternoon project like water and chip-resistant, so it lasts using spray paint to return a worn and whether the item painted is put to use weary surface to its original beauty. indoors or out. A task like this is even easier today The spray paint is also easier on the because of advances in chemistry. environment. It contributes 55 per cent Krylon Interior/Exterior Paint’s less to smog pollution than most new, expanded colour palette combines solvent-based spray paints. the ease of spray painting with a “Advanced chemistry ensures that remarkable range of versatile shades H20 Latex provides long-lasting that reflect today’s tastes and trends. beauty and resistance to chips and Fresh, new hues deliver dramatic nicks, but while wet, it washes off the appeal to everything from furniture to skin easily with soap and water,” says flower pots, while tried-and-true Mark Ksiezyk, senior product manager, popular colours promise attractive good Krylon Retail Products. “It’s also very looks for every item on your “spruce up” low in odour so it’s more pleasant to list. use than other spray paints.” Krylon Fusion, available in Best known for quality and decorator colours and textured finishes, innovation, Krylon spray paints are is the first spray paint to bond securely available throughout Canada at to plastic with no priming or sanding, Canadian Tire, Home Hardware, so even plastic items such as flower pots Rona, Reno Depot, Walmart, Kent and and resin patio furniture can be many other hardware and home centre transformed into coordinated room stores. accents. 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