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November 9, 2007 • Serving 8 Wing/CFB Trenton • 8e escadre/BFC Trenton • Volume 42 Issue Number 43• Remembrance Day Message Message du Général Rick Hillier from General Rick Hillier pour le jour du Souvenir Canadian Forces They served to free oth- Forces canadiennes trouver un écho même aujourd’hui. ers from tyranny and oppres- Le 11 novembre 2007-- C’est avec une grande Ils ont servi afin de représenter leur pays. 11 November 2007-- sion. fierté que je participe à ce jour du Souvenir en Ils ont servi afin de faire une différence et de It is with great pride that I They served for an tant que Chef d’état-major de la Défense. participer à une entreprise beaucoup plus grande mark this Remembrance Day opportunity to see parts of Arrêtons-nous un moment pour honorer ceux qu’eux. as your Chief of the Defence the world that perhaps they qui nous ont précédés, inspirons-nous de leur Ils ont servi afin de libérer des gens de la Staff. As we pause to honour never dreamed of seeing. courage. tyrannie et de l’oppression. those who have gone before They served for a chance Nous sommes les héritiers d’un glorieux Ils ont servi afin d’avoir l’occasion de voir des us, let us draw courage from to work with some of the patrimoine militaire. Il nous faut respecter ce parties du monde que, peut-être, ils n’avaient their example. finest soldiers, sailors, airmen patrimoine et y contribuer; nous le devons à jamais rêvé de voir. We are the inheritors of a and airwomen in the world. nous mêmes et à nos ancêtres. Ils ont servi afin d’avoir la chance de distinguished military legacy. They served with the Bien que les défis auxquels nous faisons face travailler avec certains des meilleurs soldats, We owe it to ourselves and to courage, sacrifice and valour, support of their family and aujourd’hui semblent énormes, nous pouvons marins et aviateurs du monde, hommes et our forebears, to respect and let us never lose sight of their friends. Then, as now, the faire appel à la forte tradition militaire du femmes. further this heritage. humanity. Like us, they were success of our forces would Canada pour trouver notre inspiration. Des Ils ont servi avec le soutien de leur famille et Although today’s chal- ordinary men and women not be possible without them. centaines de milliers de personnes ont servi de leurs amis. Sans ces derniers, à l’époque, lenges seem formidable, we called upon to do the extraor- As we look to their noble avant nous, ont porté l’uniforme et se sont comme aujourd’hui, il aurait été, il serait can look to Canada’s strong dinary. The reasons they example, let us once again consacrés à l’excellence. Ils représentaient ce que impossible pour nos forces de réussir. military tradition for inspira- answered the call of duty dedicate ourselves to honour- notre pays avait de mieux à offrir. En hommage à leur noble exemple, nous tion. Hundreds of thousands continue to resonate today. ing their memory. We do Alors que nous nous remémorons leur devons nous engager à honorer leur mémoire. have served before us, wore They served to represent this, not only through cere- courage, leur sacrifice et leur valeur, nous ne Nous devons le faire, non seulement en our uniform and embodied their country. monies held today across devons jamais perdre de vue leur humanité. organisant des cérémonies partout au Canada et excellence. They represented They served to make a Canada and the world, but by Comme nous, c’étaient des hommes et des dans le monde en cette journée du Souvenir, the best our country had to difference and to be part of continuing to serve and femmes appelés à faire des choses mais aussi en continuant à servir et à faire passer offer. something far greater than embody service before self. extraordinaires. Les raisons pour lesquelles ils le service avant nous-mêmes. As we remember their themselves. Lest we forget. ont répondu à l’appel du devoir continuent de Nous nous souviendrons d’eux.

IN THIS MGEN DUVAL VISITS 8 WING/CFB TRENTON WEEK’S ISSUE • WCWO’s Column ...Page 2

• DCSA Office Opens ...Page 3

• Branch Updates ...Pages 9, 10

• Night Vision Goggles ...Page 11

• Postcard Winners ...Page 20 Photos: Cpl David Cribb, 8 Wing Imaging Major-General Marcel Duval, Commander 1 Canadian Air Division, Commander Canadian NORAD Region, and Combined Forces Air Component Commander, • MFRC News along with Divisional Chief Warrant Officer Maurice Saco,is greeted by Colonel Mike Hood, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton, during his visit on November 7, ...Page 22 2007. MGen Duval’s visit included a tour of the aircraft, facilities, and new construction projects at CFB Trenton, and the Mountainview Detachment.

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Photo: Cpl David Cribb, 8 Wing Imaging there.” or to assist others. Going through the medical “Units should be calling us. release process can be a daunting We should be briefing them so task. Many agencies are involved they understand what services are in the process. The physicians, out there.” Personnel Selection Officer, Case Creating the DCSA Manager, SISIP, Release Section, Detachment Trenton has present- Operations Stress Injury Social ed many challenges for Capt Hill Support, Director Military and CWO (Ret’d) Leedham. In Careers Adminstiration Resource spite of the difficulties, they have Management and Veterans been able to make much headway, Affairs, to name a few, all have a making contacts with all the local stake in helping the member go service providers and moving to through the process. their new office across from the The DCSA Detach- medical clinic at 20 Cosmo Street. ment, simply put, acts as a media- Capt Hill understands what it tor and ensures all sides are talking is like to go through the medical to one another. release process, as he is currently “We’re almost like a referee,” undergoing it himself. Capt Hill adds Capt Hill.He wants to make has turned his attention to helping Capt Jeff Hill and CWO (Ret’d) Bruce Leedham oversee the DCSA Detachment in Trenton and it clear that DCSA is a resource members learn about opportuni- are responsible for CFB Trenton, CFB Kingston and 33 Reserve Brigade units between that assists in the process but can- ties and services available. He says Oshawa and Cornwall. not do the work for the individual. he enjoys the work and finds it “We tell them what they should rewarding. by 2Lt Marc Velasco Defence and Veterans Affairs Directory of Casualty Support be doing. I don’t replace the serv- “It’s like teaching –educate Canada have come together to and Administration, (DCSA) ice providers in place.” and communicate; that’s the With the current pace of opera- help these people by creating The Detachment Trenton, was opened The DCSA Detachment prime directive.” tions, members of the Canadian Centre. Since 2001, The Centre under the direction of Regional Trenton will be there when short- Capt Hill stresses the impor- Forces are working as hard as ever. has been assisting injured mem- Detachment Manager, Capt Jeff falls or problems occur in the tance of what the medical release With all the effort comes the dan- bers in continuing on with their Hill and CWO (Ret’d) Bruce medical release process. “I’m the process can mean to your life. gers of working in hostile environ- lives, starting new careers and pro- Leedham. guy they call if they’ve got a prob- For more information, you can ments, psychological fatigue and viding support to families who Together, th`ey are responsible lem. I advocate the process…The reach the Directory of Casualty risk of physical injury. But what have lost loved ones on opera- for assisting members from CFB Centre advocates for the individ- Support & Administration at happens when you can no longer tions. Trenton and CFB Kingston, as ual.” 613-392-2811 ext 3277. be employed in the Canadian Until recently, those needing well as the 33 Reserve Brigade Capt Hill emphasizes the fact Forces due to illness? Worse yet, the service had to phone Ottawa units that stretch from Oshawa to that education is the key to suc- what do you do when a family to get assistance from The Centre, Cornwall. cess. He challenges all unit com- member passes away while serv- but this fall, 10 detachment offices “It’s a huge process to go manders to ensure that their peo- ing? were opened across the country. through,” said Capt Hill. “The key ple know about the medical The Department of National On September 4, 2007, the is to get the information out release process, for their own sake Quinte's Search & Rescue BEST SELECTION and CLEANEST UPDATE Pre-Owned CHRYSLER, JEEP and DODGE vehicles. PERIOD.

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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 Joel Wiebe. Advertising: 613-392-2811 Ext. 7008 November 9, 2007 The Contact 5 Remembrance Day VETERANS’ WEEK 2007

Photo: Cpl David Hardwick, 8 Wing Imaging Lieutenant-Colonel Debbie Miller, 8 Wing Administration Officer, and Albert Montagnese, District Director Ontario Northern Area, Veterans Affairs Canada, cut the cake presented by Veterans Affairs Canada to 8 Wing/CFB Trenton personnel as part of Veterans’ ‘Week 2007. The Contact 6 November 9, 2007 News 8 Wing/CFB Trenton Curling play down The Wing/CFB Trenton Curling team will repre- sent 8 Wing/CFB Trenton at the Ontario Regional Have you ever asked yourself on earth. Now, being a pain to build their rosters injured defence corps as an why Leaf and Canadien fans Montreal fan, I used to be through adept drafting, with excuse when you’re losing to Curling Championship which is being held at CFB are a lot like mini-van own- able to back this up as 24 some opportunistic trading the wild without Demitra Kingston from Jan. 13 to 16, 2008. ers? Honestly, ever talked to Stanley Cups (a few that I’ve and free agents thrown in. and Gaborik); Michael Slide, sweep and curl you’re way to the champi- a mini-van owner for more been around to see) tends to The teams that do this Ryder (30 goal scorer onship. The competition is open to all CF, class B than five minutes before they carry a lot of weight. I’m not (Carolina, Tampa Bay) suffer bumped to the fourth line. and C reserves members. start in on their “mini-vans sure what Toronto fans used through some tough years, Bring back Gary Leeman). The Curling Play Down will be held at the are so awesome” rants. God as substantiation without but eventually have success. Trenton Curling Club some time in late December forbid you accidentally let it having to drag their grandfa- In the case of the Ducks and Meat and Potatoes of this year. slip that you have kids, they ther from the Legion to Hurricanes it’s hard to argue Interested curlers must register no later than freely offer their wisdom describe that thrilling Cup with the results. Vesa Toskala (stood on his Dec. 1, 2007. For registration or for more informa- that you “must get one win in 1942. Unfortunately, So, if you can afford to, head to give the Leafs a big tion, please contact the Military Sports because they’re so practical.” neither the devout disciples keep buying those Toronto win in Montreal. Raycroft is Likewise, have you ever of Les Habitants or the Buds and Montreal tickets and now officially a back-up and Coordinator, Dan Cormier, at local 3373. talked to a Leafs or a Habs have much to crow about. enjoy the ride. It’ll be mostly trade bait); Mart Turco (out- fan for more than five min- The slogan of both fran- boring, with mildly interest- standing goaltender who’ll Much Video Dance utes without them extolling chises should be, ing sites along the way. be dragged down by the Join us at the south side Gym on Saturday, Dec. the virtues of their club, its “Mediocrity Sells”. And it Stars’ mediocrity); Henrik 1, for the Much Video Dance. illustrious history (or their does. How long has it been Charlie Potatoes Lundqvist (goaltender love- illustrious ancient history for since either team has iced an in continues. The Rangers The dance will be open to those between the the Leaf ’s) and impending actual, bona-fide contender Cristobal Huet (I need a aren’t scoring goals but with ages of 9 and 12 years old from 5 to 7:45 p.m., Stanley Cup glory? (and not just hyped because scapegoat for Saturday Lundqvist they don’t need and will then open to those between the ages of Listen, if you drive a “this has to be Sundin’s year” night’s loss against Toronto, to); Ilya Kovalchuk (as 13 and 16 years old from 8:15 to 11:00 p.m. mini-van, you’re not cool. or “Latendresse is spelled he’s it); Tampa Bay Kovalchuk goes so do the Admission is just $10 per person. This will be The van’s not cool. I don’t Lafleur, with more letters”)? Lightning (until they get a Thrashers. Six goals last adult supervised event. care if it has chrome rims, Can’t remember? Neither solid goaltender they’ll be up week was a nice reward for fuzzy dice, a $10,000 stereo can I. This doesn’t seem to and down all year); Peter poolies that suffered through system and a giant Valkyrie bother ownership and man- Forsberg (another setback his slow start to the year); Upcoming Survivor Wake warrior woman painted on agement because they keep on his road to recovery. Stick Ted Nolan and the New Join Survivor Wake on prizes. the side: it’s still a mini-van. selling tickets, and keep sell- a fork in him, he is done); York Islanders (bringing Friday, Nov. 23, at 8:30 Pre-registration is Your free-spirited bachelor ing out arenas. Win, lose or Edmonton Oilers (the suck- back Arbour for his 1,500th p.m. until 9 a.m. on required. Those inter- days are long behind you. draw, money’s being made. age continues. You can’t use coached game was all class). Saturday, Nov. 24 at the ested are asked to regis- Say hello to the soul crush- It’s no surprise that there are By Gilmour Tuttle RecPlex pool and gym. ter at the RecPlex or ing eternity of domestic no Lecavaliers, Crosbies, This event is open MFRC reception. bliss. Trying to convince Ovechkins, Staals or everyone that mini-van Thorntons wearing the to those between the This event must ownership is trendy is like beautiful red, white and blue ages of 13 and 16 years have a minimum num- trying to convince people of the Habs or the somewhat old. There will be ber of participants to that Harold Ballard was a more drab blue and white of swimming, contests, run. This will also be an hockey genius. Game over. the Leafs. snacks, games and adult supervised event. Much the same, Leafs Both teams do just and Habs fans would use enough to get by (free agent their last, dying breath to signings) and possibly make Reminder - No Swim Lessons convince you that they are the playoffs but never under- Please submit response letters to our Editor As previously scheduled, there will be no swim lessons the greatest sports franchises take the necessary effort and [email protected] on Sunday, Nov. 11, due to Remembrance Day.

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Cardio Combo classes Upcoming PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAYS Cardio Combo is an aer- from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 cancellations obic workout which p.m. delivers the highest ele- Cost is as follows: $40 Please be advised that ment of fun with results. for CRA members; $45 due to the National It is appropriate for for military community Lifeguard Course, participants who enjoy a non-members; and $50 which is taking lengthier cardio dura- for the general public. place on Saturday, tion. There is a drop-in fee Nov. 10, 2007, the fol- The class will take option available, space lowing swim cancella- place on Tuesdays and permitting, at a cost of $4 tions are in effect: Rec Thursdays, from Oct. 16 for military community Swim from 1 to 3 to Dec. 20. with ID, and $5 for the p.m.; the Adult Lane Each class will run general public. Swim from 3 to 4 p.m.; and the Body Sculpting classes Parent and Tot swim from 3 to 4 p.m. Photo: Submitted This intensive, but easy There will not be a to follow body sculpting class held on Nov. 12, Members from the Wing Comptroller’s Branch assembled for a round robin of class utilizes various due to Remembrance badminton as part of their Professional Development day. Sports and fitness resistance apparatus to Day falling on the EXPRES PD days are one of the many services provided by the Fitness and Sports Flight. tone and sculpt. Sunday. The main focus is on Cost: $40 for CRA Testing muscular endurance and Members; $45 for After hours military fitness classes strength. Military community Schedule Updates The Fitness and Sports Flight is now on the second floor of The Classes take place on non-members; and $50 offering military fitness classes after Gymnasium. Monday and Wednesday for the general public. The Fitness and Sports work. Monday classes are dedicated to evenings, from Oct. 15 Drop-in fee, space Flight is pleased to be Classes will take place on Mondays, Spinning; Wednesday’s classes focus on to Dec. 19. permitting, at a cost of offering the 20 MSR Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 1610 Yoga, which is new; and Thursday’s Each class will run $4 for military commu- testing daily at 0830 hrs to 1650 hrs, in the multi-purpose room, STEP/BOSU class will be available. from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. nity with ID and $5 for from now until Dec. for 10 weeks. the general public. 31. To book your annu- Noon Hour Fitness Schedule al PT test, please go Spinning exercise program through your EXPRES November 2007 Spinning is an exercise to 7:30 p.m. in the Studio Coordinator and/or program that utilizes a at the south side Gym. No email your request to be Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday class on November 12. specially designed sta- loaded into our sched- 12 13 14 15 16 tionary bicycle and a Cost: $40 for CRA ule through +PSP- series of cycling move- members; $45 for military Cardio & Core STEP Spinning Specialty Spinning ExpresBookings@- PLUS Class ments to provide partici- community non-mem- forces.gc.ca Circuit BOSU pants with both a physical bers; and $50 for the gen- Upon receipt of your and mental workout. eral public. Drop-in fee, request we will send 19 20 21 22 23 Classes take place on space permitting: $4 for you an electronic con- Cardio & Core STEP Spinning Specialty Class Spinning Mondays and military community with firmation of your PLUS CROSSFIT Wednesdays, from Oct. ID; $5 for the general scheduled test. Circuit BOSU THEME 15 to Dec. 19, from 6:30 public. Please be aware of the 26 27 28 29 30 Youth drop-in activities Testing Preliminary Guidelines as follows: Cardio & Core STEP Spinning Specialty Spinning A different activity is available each Monday, from PLUS Class 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for youth ages 13 to 18. two hours prior, do not Circuit BOSU Floor hockey is available on the first Monday; eat, smoke or drink volleyball is available the second week; basketball caffeine; six hours ~ Classes are held in the MPR from 12:00 to 12:50 p.m. on Thursdays, the third; dodge ball the fourth week; and player’s prior, no alcohol; and with the exception of Circuit and Bosu on Mondays and Wednesdays in Area 1. do not exercise the choice during the fifth week. User fees apply to all ~ Noon hour fitness is open to all military and DND full-time employees! youth. same day. 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 The Contact 8 November 9, 2007 Remembrance Day Feature Three Generations of Blains in CF

Photo: Submitted On Oct. 25, 2007, Pte Eric Leclerc-Blain graduated from Basic Training at CFB St-Jean, making him the third generation Blain to join the Canadian Forces. He is following in the footsteps of his grandfather, CWO (Ret’d) Robert Blain CD, his father Sgt (Ret’d) Claude Blain CD, and two of his uncles, Cpl (Ret’d) Jacques Blain and MWO Jean Blain CD. MWO Blain is currently posted to 8 Wg Tn/EME Sqn, where he is employed as the ETQMS at Maint. Pte Leclerc-Blain is off to ValCartier where he will com- mence his next phase of training with the Royale 22e Regiment (VanDoos).

Pictured (L to R): Cpl (Ret’d) Jacques Blain (MP); Sgt (Ret’d) Claude Blain CD (Rad Tech); Pte Eric Leclerc-Blain; CWO (Ret’d) Robert Blain CD (SWO 438 Sqn); MWO Jean Blain CD (ETQMS).

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So you think you know the Wing ble for coordinating the Wing Canadian Forces Housing Agency later issue of The Contact. 8 Wing personnel and their fami- Administration Branch, who we Administration Business Plan and (CFHA). The Wing Personnel Selection lies. are and what we can do for you or oversight of the Branch budget. A1 Reserve (8 Air Reserve Office (WPSO) is responsible for The Wing Chaplain is respon- in support of you well… The A1 Programs, stood up on Flight 8 AR Flt) recruits and pro- providing Personnel Selection sible for the spiritual well being of The Wing Administration 14 September 2006, and is respon- vides personnel administrative Services which include assessing personnel and their families. 8 Wg Branch provides balanced, opera- sible to provide oversight on a large services for approximately 210 Air the suitability of personnel for Chaplain’s Team provide short tionally focused, mission centred variety of federally and departmen- Reserve personnel employed at 8 occupation transfer, re-assignment, term counselling, Sunday Worship administration, human resource, tally mandated programs, which Wing. Such personnel are embed- in-service commissioning, special opportunities for both RC and and deployment support to includes: grievances, harassment, ded in Regular Force units, includ- employment, and Career Review Protestant communities, Marriage enhance the operational effective- family violence prevention, ethics, ing both integral and lodger. Board/Administrative Review Maintenance courses, prep for bap- ness for personnel of 8 Wing/CFB employment equity and care of the The A1 Reserve organization (Medical Employment tism and marriage, and will refer Trenton and its lodger units. There injured. A1 Programs also super- itself consists of an Orderly Room Limitations). Also, the WPSO military personnel to other helping are a wide range of individual sec- vises the Trenton Continuous and Enrolment / Recruiting office. provides educational and career professions and utilize all available tions within the Branch, which can Improvement Office (TRICIO), The Orderly Room orchestrates counseling, education reimburse- resources in the care of the whole provide a full range of administra- which supports continuous (busi- such aspects as an Air Reserve ment, Second Career Assistance person. tive, and personnel support services ness) improvement and organiza- member’s pay and terms of Network (SCAN) seminars, brief- Wing Administration also has to you and your staff. tional development, and the Wing employment. The Enrolment ings, organizational consulting, oversight of 24 CF Health Not the largest but one of the Coordinator of Official Languages office oversees the process of bring- psychological testing, and invigila- Services, 1 Dental Unit busiest is the A1 Personnel (WCOL). ing someone into the AR Flt to tion of college/university exams. In Detachment, Central Medical Administration. The A1 Pers The smallest of the sections is fulfill an employer’s needs. addition, the WPSO maintains a Depot, Casualty Support Admin is responsible for the provi- the A1 Coordination (A1 Coord) The A1 Reserve organization selection of books related to transi- Detachment, Dispute Resolution sion of personnel administration, who is responsible for coordinating also provides considerable guidance tion and second career assistance. Centre, Civilian Human including central registry, cashier annual Personnel Evaluation to unit Commanding Officers and The Personnel Support Resources, the Deputy Judge and receiver general deposit fund, Reports, Wing Standing Orders, their staffs regarding Air Reserve Program (PSP) Manager oversees Advocate’s Detachment Office, releases, and pay and records servic- Access to Information Request employment issues, quite a bureau- the largest and most diverse of the Learning and Career Centre, the es to approximately 3,200 person- replies, Ministerial Inquiry replies, cracy unto itself. For those of you sections. He manages state-of-the- Museum, and CF Aircrew nel. Honours and Awards, etc. The A1 contemplating the possibility of art accommodation and recreation Selection. The Tasking section coordi- Coord also provides oversight for Reserve Force service yourselves, facilities and provides first-class nates 350 to 450 VCDS taskings the Military Family Resource watch for an article describing the health promotion, military fitness each year. Lastly, the A1 Centre (MFRC), the Wing process and actions you can take to and sports, public information, and Lieutenant-Colonel Debbie Miller Management Services is responsi- Heritage Officer (WHO) and investigate such possibilities in a recreational programs in support of Wing Administration Officer

His poem was printed in Punch, an English magazine, on December 8, 1915. It was soon repeated throughout the trenches as men heard it, learned it by heart, and passed it on by word of mouth. The poem became the soldiers’ anthem, for it expressed their innermost thoughts and fears of dying for nothing and being forgotten.

“In Flanders’ fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place, and in the sky The larks still bravely singing fly, Scarce heard amidst the guns below. We are the dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders’ fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe, To you from falling hands we throw The Torch - be yours to hold it high; If ye break faith with us who die. We shall not sleep though poppies grow In Flanders’ fields.” by Lt. Col. John McCrae (of Guelph, Canada) Died January 28, 1918, while on active service in France.

Support your local RCAF Rd. 8 Wing/CFB Trenton www.canex.ca The Contact 10 November 9, 2007 Branch Updates Wing Comptroller 8 Wing Comptroller Branch is Currently, with an influx of has meant a notable improve- only 10 seats available per ses- local 4338. located in the Headquarters new personnel to the branch, ment in overall financial man- sion, so call soon. Finally, the W Compt building. The branch provides a the ability to provide a much agement. If you or other members of branch is holding a silent auc- variety of financial services, such more effective service to the The Branch is currently set- your unit require FMAS access, tion Nov. 22, 2007, for the as business planning coordina- base is now possible. Personnel ting up the next round of ses- acquisition cards or signing Christmas Charitable Camp- tion and Resource Analysis from the Post Payment sions of the Expenditure authority, or have any questions aign. You are invited to visit the Compliance Services (RACS) Verification section have been Management course for about these or other finance- branch office on the 3rd floor of to the Wing. visiting units on a monthly Aircraft Commanders, with related issues, feel free to con- the Wing Headquarters build- Our purpose is to provide basis. Their main purpose is to training available on the follow- tact us. ing, starting Nov. 19 to view the COs and RC Managers with ensure that guidelines and regu- ing dates: Nov.19, 22, 26 and The W Compt and W items and make your bids. Capt direction, advice, and informa- lations pertaining to finances 29; and Dec. 3 and 6. Admin branches meet monthly Peddle is the OPI for this event tion on financial planning, allo- are followed - in doing so, this The training will consist of to discuss policy and procedures and queries can be directed to cation and spending. We also helps to lower our risk of liabil- briefings in the morning and at 8 Wing. The meetings are him at local 4193 or through ensure that funds are used ity and decreases unnecessary the Expenditure Management regularly scheduled for the last email. according to government and spending. portion in the afternoon for Tuesday of every month and Servitium Nulli Secundus parliamentary regulations Your assistance during their those who require it. Full details proposed topics for briefings are through regular verifications visits has been and will continue are available when you call to welcome and can be submitted Major B. Paquet and audits. to be greatly appreciated, and book at local 4379. There are to Lt Macdonald, Fin Svcs O, at Comptroller Wing Logistics & Engineering The Wing Logistics and tinue to change the shape of 8 equipment shelters along 2008. This will be followed by the Canadian Joint Incident Response Engineering Branch (WLE) is Wing. The Airlift Capability Highway 2, a parts warehouse cur- replacement of 5 and 6 Hangars Unit--CBRN (formerly the Joint one of the largest organizations at Project is already having consider- rently under construction south of by more CC-177 and CC150 Nuclear, Biological and Chemical 8 Wing Trenton and is responsible able effect on 8 Wing, keeping the Passenger Terminal, and office sized hangars and then CC130 Defence Company). for a multitude of support services WCE extremely busy. Through and storage space for the mainte- hangars both north and south of This is a key time in the year, provided in the following areas: close collaboration with the project nance personnel at the Quinte Air the runway. In addition, a new when projects will be prioritized Construction Engineering, offices for CC-177s and new CC- Terminal at the east end of the Wing Operations and Squadron for design and implementation in Telecommunication and Infor- 130s in Ottawa and with A4 runway. building accompanied by training the years to come through the mation Services, Electrical & Airfield Engineering at 1 Major construction has also facilities will be built south of Hwy Base Infrastructure Committee Mechanical Engineering, Foods Canadian Air Division commenced. The expansion and 2. which will sit on 23 November. Services, Supply, Transportation, Headquarters, the infrastructure rehabilitation of the east ramp will Despite the tremendous focus All units wishing to have major Environment and General Safety. program has quickly progressed be complete on Nov. 23, 2007, on the ACP Program, WCE is work completed will have input Considering this broad base of from development plans to reality. with the completion of a tempo- also fully engaged in designing, into the discussion of relative pri- activities, one can certainly appre- After the announcement of rary hangar following in the early constructing and maintaining the orities. Routine or smaller work ciate the direct impact the WLE the purchase of the four CC-177 spring (barring any import prob- infrastructure for all 8 Wing inte- can be addressed by contacting branch has on the day-to-day Globemaster IIIs, WCE was lems for the German manufac- gral and lodger units. Construction your WCE Facility Service operations, particularly the con- given 18 months to prepare facili- tured Megadoor®). is currently underway on a variety Officer or by calling Work struction that continues to occur at ties to house parts, equipment and Conceptual plans are also of projects such as the new Air Reception at extension 3597. 8 Wing. With the fall leaves personnel. In infrastructure terms, firming up and we can expect to Traffic Control Tower, a facility for changing colour, the pace of activ- this is lightening speed, so most of see construction of the first perma- the Small Arms Trainer, a Major D. Graitson ities and construction continues as the initial work has been to pro- nent CC-177 Hangar starting Hercules Maintenance Training Deputy Wing Logistics and the ongoing WLE projects con- vide temporary shelter such as the north of the runway in the fall of Facility, and a new home for the Engineering Officer Wing Operations Search and Rescue, Combat Readiness Training Flight coveted parking spaces–much to focus on training to recoup the the arrival of the CC177 and Airdrops, Resupply, Troop (RTF), and the Military Police the chagrin of those drivers who knowledge of those who have increased ops at the revamped Rotations, and Humanitarian (MP) sections who are integral once parked there. However, left. With new personnel come Mountain View airfield. The Aid Deliveries. Thanks in part components of the branch and one is comforted in the knowl- new ideas such as LCol Duty Watch Officer remains the to the media coverage received, who spread their influence edge that the time it takes to Murphy’s effort to bring Wing focal point of day-to-day opera- these activities and both the per- across the Wing. Although the walk from where you now park Operations together in a more tions while our Tasking Cell still sonnel and units involved repre- flying squadrons, 2 AMS and 8 your car to the office is indeed squadron-like setup. As well, a continues to match missions to sent to many the face of 8 Wing ACCS are all part of the A3 shorter than the hour and a half new entertainment committee is aircraft and squadrons. The Trenton. Branch, they are themselves bus ride from the airport to the being formed with everyone RTF remains busy running However, these are not the cohesive, self-contained and hotel which, if you are aircrew, looking forward to the courses to prepare 8 Wing kinds of things generally attrib- well-led units who are justifiably the folks in Despatch booked for Christmas parties. There are members for deployment, uted to 8 Wing’s A3 Branch as proud of their individual identi- you down-route. Yes, the A3 even rumours of a possible A3 including numerous personnel there are many others that take ties. Wing Operations encom- branch is everywhere. Branch Mess Dinner in the from our MP, Met, ATC and the ‘ball’ that we prepare and passes 190 hard working and As with all of 8 Wing’s units, upcoming year. In keeping with A2 sections. LCol Murphy also ‘run’ with it in a more visible dedicated personnel who form the A3 Branch has seen consid- the need to be physically fit, we has the particularly important fashion. Similar to the gears the nucleus of the whole--the erable changes since you last have also implemented PT peri- responsibility for ensuring the behind the clock face, the A3 ‘whole’ of the branch numbers heard from us. ods twice a week that are open more sombre duty of branch represents a number of 1,500. This past summer saw the to all members across the organ- Repatriation Ceremonies are sections working together Whether it be at home or wholesale change of senior man- ization. Having played ball carried out with precision, behind the scenes to ensure the deployed, there is not a single agement in virtually all sections. hockey for the first time in about respect, and dignity. operational and public face of 8 member of 8 Wing who is not LCol Fortin and his deputy Maj 10 years with all these younger Yes, quietly behind the Wing Trenton continues to tick affected to some degree by the Reyenga left on posting after 2Lts now on staff, this old-timer scenes the work of many is along. A3 Branch. This past summer years of dedicated service to the now wishes the branch included required to coordinate the oper- Often when people say A3, alone you would turn on the branch; the former deployed some medical personnel. ational mandate. Here at 8 their immediate thought is that radio and hear our Met Section overseas and the latter returning There are a number of Wing Trenton, the A3 branch it encompasses Wing telling you it was going to be hot to a cockpit as an Electronic changes throughout our sections largely represents those people. Operations only. However, a and sunny with a fifty percent Warfare specialist. Replacing that have or will be implement- Like the gears of the clock face, large portion of the branch is not chance of periods with clouds them is LCol Murphy as the ed to improve service, but the everyone works collectively to synonymous with the Wing and rain. Similarly, upon arriv- new A3 and Maj Roy who fills day-to-day routine has remained ensure 8 Wing’s operational Ops section and includes a ing at work you would quickly the role of Deputy A3. Within relatively status-quo. Air Traffic mandate is achieved. diverse team from A2 discover that our Deputy A3’s the branch at all levels we have Control is continuing to keep Intelligence, Air Traffic Control construction crews had success- experienced a large turnover of our airspace safe as we start to LCol D. Murphy (ATC), Meteorology (Met), fully dug up the last remaining staff that has created the need to see more aircraft in the sky with A3 Ops November 9, 2007 The Contact 11 News Night vision goggles – Seeing the light in total darkness by 2Lt Jennie Jones safely,” Cpl Kilpatrick says, “because we have “A tiny little pen light,” lights on the helicopter states Griffon Flight to use, it makes it safer. Engineer Corporal Jeff Searching is a different Kilpatrick at 424 application altogether Transport and Rescue than covert flying in the- Squadron, describing atre. It’s not about stay- some of the things he ing hidden for us.” and his aircrew team- On the Hercules, the mates are capable of see- SAR-Techs, as “spotters,” ing at night from their use NVGs to scan the Search and Rescue areas they would normal- (SAR) aircrafts. While ly see with the naked eye spotting those tiny light during the day and it sources from water or often makes the differ- land below, they are ence between finding wearing an extremely someone down below important piece of and missing him/her equipment: night vision altogether. goggles. NVGs serve a differ- Night vision goggles ent purpose on the CC- (NVGs) are used by the 177 Globemaster--to aircrews of 424 Squadron keep the aircraft covert, during every SAR mis- which is itself built sion at night. On both around NVG technology. the CC-130 Hercules Using NVGs requires no and CH-146 Griffon, modifications to the sys- using NVGs increases tem, and the goggles the chances of finding a themselves, readily avail- Major John Latulippe uses a “Huffman 20/20” system to focus and adjust his night vision system rescue site in the dark. able, are attached to the before the mission. The ANVIS 4949 G night vision goggle (NVG) system is critical for pilots on night Since Canadian air- aircrew helmets. time tactical missions. Providing pilots and crew an unprecedented clear view of landing zones, crews started flying the Major John Tringali, obstacles, and targets, while still maintaining a tactical running dark profile. CC-177 Globemaster in chief of training at 429 2002 (in exchange posi- Squadron, explains their The NVGs used on explains, “instead of hav- the goggles allows a small out of it, because you can tions in the U.S.), they significance to opera- the CC-177 Globemaster ing a little ball showing spectrum in the green see more. There’s an have learned to fly an air- tions: are called “ANVIS- your attitude for example, range to open up so that adjustment period, then craft completely config- “You can use them 4949G” where the “G” is it draws lines on your the NVGs do not filter you get better perform- ured around NVGs for anywhere. Mostly on for- the code for “leaky green glass. It eliminates all out the HUD instrument, ance.” night flying. This allows ward operating bases- filter.” sorts of optical illusions and both technologies can Captain Jeff Jackson, a the aircraft to covertly fly when they’re initially set “In the cockpit of the and instead of looking be used simultaneously! pilot at 429 Squadron, into dangerous areas. up and you have a hand- aircraft, there’s what the down trying to interpret Maj Tringali shares adds, “NVGs are phe- The applications of ful of battery operated pilots call a “heads up dis- things in your own brain; some final thoughts. nomenal. They don’t turn NVGs on the different lights lighting the run- play” (HUD) - an instru- you see instrumentation “It’s different. It takes night into day but it is aircraft vary, but the ben- way. We like to throw on ment so that all of the locked on top of the real time to adjust to the pretty close. You can see efits of their use are the the goggles because we important instruments world.” equipment, the weight on blades of grass and the same: whatever the oper- can see so much better. are projected up at the The NVG configured your head for one. Once skids on the runway ation, it has a better They intensify visible piece of glass in front of technology is such that you become used to it, below you. It’s incredi- chance for success. light but most of what you,” Major Tringali the “leaky green filter” in you get a lot of advantages ble.” During SAR night we see is in the infrared. Photos: Cpl David Cribb, 8 Wing Imaging missions, all aircrew You’re looking at heat members aboard the trails.” CH-146 Griffon use When the Globe- NVGs, as do the SAR master flies into areas techs aboard the CC-130 like Kandahar, Hercules. Afghanistan, the entire “We use them during aircraft from an outside all night operations,” Cpl perspective appears com- Kilpatrick explains. pletely dark. “NVGs pick up small “You won’t see the lights- tiny little fires in airplane’s landing lights the woods, a bic lighter on--they are on but or matches or a flash- they’re in the infrared light. We’ll put the zone. You can’t see the NVGs on to see if we can aircraft unless you’re see any smoke lines wearing the goggles,” which glow within the Maj Tringali explains. tree line. Over water, we “The runways can do the can spot buoys 20 km same thing; you can have away.” lights up only in the When a SAR Griffon infrared.” arrives at the scene of the He explains further rescue, normally the crew their advantages, “On will decide to “degoggle,” NVGs, you can see lasers or look under their gog- used to point beams gles, because of the large from one aircraft to lights available on the another. You can point aircraft itself for work to a landing zone or a closer to the ground and target. Guys on the closer to the rescue site. ground can do that, so “SAR-Techs and FEs that if you’re not wearing need as much light as some sort of device to see Major Jean Maisonneuve runs through a pre-flight checklist before departing on the night time possible to do the job infrared, you can’t see it.” training mission. The Contact 12 November 9, 2007 Remembrance Day

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The Contact would like to introduce our latest feature page: FAMILY UTVOPIA: What to watch

Hi, my name is Capt James Smith and I am Once again, the central character makes this a self-described movie maniac. However, show extremely enjoyable. when I’m not watching movies, I’m getting IRON CHEF AMERICA (Food Network): a daily fill of television. With the new sea- Having dabbled in the amateur cooking (I son upon us, you’re probably wondering can cook a great pizza pop), I can see why what to watch. I mean, everyone’s busy the chefs on this show are considered mas- Automotive Memories of Bill Holland these days. No one has time to waste on ters of their art. Each show pits a new chef “I have been interested in cars since I was knee high,” says Bill Holland of Clinton, some dumb show. Heck, the emotional against an Iron chef. The challenge is to Ontario. “The first car I remember was Dad’s old 1917 Chevy 490. It was a cantan- investment alone warrants caution when prepare five dishes in 60 minutes using a kerous old brute. Just when the family would get ready to go someplace, the Chevy choosing which show to watch. Worry no secret ingredient. It is truly amazing to see would not start.” more, I’m here to give you the down low on what the Iron chefs can create in such a The frame on those old 490’s was prone to cracking where the springs were what to watch. I’ll tell you now that it is a short time. attached. Dad finally had to bolt a piece of steel over the crack and it was good for a subjective list and I have to keep it short, so THE OFFICE (NBC, Thursday): A hit few more miles. Dad traded it off to Albert Seeley’s garage in Clinton, and for an I’ll focus briefly on some of my favourites. British sitcom makes a successful transition additional $75, he came home with a McLaughlin-Buick Light Six. HOUSE (FOX, Tuesday Nights): I’ll say it from England to America. The comedy One day my sister and I drove it to the bush to pick berries and when we were right now. I love watching House. Since it series is filmed documentary style – in a ready for home, I had to crank it to get it started and the crank kicked back and broke debuted in 2004, I have been a fan. It’s get- realistic bid to show the daily in-and-outs of my arm. Dad took me into Clinton to see Dr. Shaw. He put a splint on my broken ting more popular with each season, and it’s a small paper producing company. The arm and three weeks later it was all healed. not hard to figure out the reason is due to show focuses on the Manager, Michael The doctor told us when cranking anything, keep your thumb on the same side as the complex character playing House. Scott, a man who clearly thinks he’s the best your fingers. That way if it kicks, it just pulls the crank away from your hand. House is a diagnostician – a very brilliant boss in the world. All the while he is obliv- The Ball family lived across from me and their oldest son worked in Oshawa. He one at that. Each week brings another med- ious to the fact that he’s the only one who would rent a car to come home for visits, and one weekend he came home driving a ical mystery for House to solve with his thinks so. I can’t say enough good things Whippet convertible. His brother Melbourne drove it over to our place to show it to motley crew. He’s rude, immature, obsessive about this show. It’s smart, funny, witty and us and on the way home, he drove away over on the left side of the road to make a and eccentric. However, he is also brilliant, just darn enjoyable. wide turn into their laneway and a car came along a little too fast and hit the charismatic and funny. Some other shows to check out are Whippet, totally wrecking it. It lay behind the barn for years. I remember getting the RAMSAY’S KITCHEN DISASTERS (Food Carpooler, Kid Nation, Heroes, Prison headlights off it to put on our new Oliver 70 tractor. Network): The original British series has Break, The Unit, Criminal Minds, Pushing Bert Irwin had a Star. It was an awful smoker. Ed used to drive me and my sisters the famous Chef Ramsay visit failing Daisies, Moonlight, Phenomenon, My to our country school. John Hugill had a 1923 Jordan convertible. I got it from him restaurants in Europe in a bid to bring them Name is Earl, Big Love, The Shield, after it sat outside for years and I used the wheels for a farm wagon. back to life. Chef Ramsay may be a jerk, but Battlestar Galactica, South Park, Family Pat Box drove an Erskine. He brought it over and I remember him showing us the he’s also extremely intelligent and talented. Guy, and Desperate Housewives. horn button. If you pushed the button, it tooted the horn. If you turned it to the right, the headlights came on, and if you turned it to the left the parking lights came on. If you pulled it, it was the starter. Chicken Tenders Italiano “I have seen a lot of changes in the automobile in the last 80 years. There are so Ingredients: many beautiful cars out there now, but none are as interesting to me as the old cars 1 pound penne pasta mentioned above.” 4 teaspoons olive oil CarStory is a new column that deals with the nostalgia and human interest aspect of 1 each large yellow and green bell pepper, cut into thin strips, halved crosswise the “driving experience”. Most people have fond memories of driving their first car or a 1 pound chicken tenders, each cut in 2 or 3 pieces favourite car; accordingly, CarStory is a weekly column about people and their car sto- 2 cans (14 1/2 ounces each) diced Italian-style tomatoes ries as told by best-selling author, Bill Sherk. 1 can (5 1/4 ounce drained weight) pitted ripe olives, drained and halved Bill is a prolific writer. He has written over 300 newspaper articles and seven books. Preparation Time: 10 minute; Cook Time: 20 minutes His passion and knowledge for cars creates an interesting and informative newspaper Preparation:Cook the pasta according to package directions. column. While the pasta is cooking heat oil in a large non-stick skillet over medium While he has been a member of many automobile clubs, he’s most proud overseeing heat. Add bell pepper strips, cook until tender, tossing often. Add chicken and an outstanding award from the Automobile Club of America for his work as an auto- cook until they lose their raw look, tossing often. Add tomatoes and simmer mobile historian. Bill has also taught history for 31 years and courses on effective writ- until the chicken is cooked through, about 5 minutes. Stir in the olives. Drain ing at York University for 19 years. the pasta and toss with the hot sauce. Serves six. Nutritional Information Per You can visit CarStory online at www.CarStory.com. You may reach Bill via email Serving: Calories 583; Fat 17g; Cholesterol 33mg; Sodium 749mg; Carbohydrate [email protected] or write to him at 33 Oak St. E., P.O. Box 10012, Leamington, 73g; Fiber 5g; Protein 31g. ON, N8H 2C3.

We would like to invite all CFB Trenton Military Personnel to visit our dealership. We have a Drs John and Sue Marinovich bilingual sales person on and staff have been serving the dental staff to assist you with all community of Quinte since 1994. We offer complete dental care for all ages. Pat Morgan your automotive needs. We are now accepting new patients at our office at Nous souhaitons la bienvenue à tous le the M&M’s plaza. personel militaire de la BFC Trenton et nous 613-392-3939 vous invitons à visiter notre concessionaire. M. Pat Morgan pourra vous servir en français. 257 Dundas St E Trenton K8V 1M1

174 Trenton Frankford Rd. Hwy 33, Trenton 613-392-1245 Easily accessed location just South of exit 525 off of Highway 401 November 9, 2007 The Contact 15 News GCWCC and 8 Wing Trenton Another week has gone by in the Government of Canada Workplace Charitable Campaign. For this weekly update, we are pleased to announce that so far, the campaign has raised a total of $52,514.43 and that 36 per cent of all 8 Wing/CFB Trenton personnel have been canvassed. We are now in the final sprint of this year’s GCWCC, since there are only a few weeks left in the campaign, so please give generously!

All units are welcome to organize their own event. Make sure not to miss the following upcoming events!

Nov 9 - Dress down Fridays For $3, military personnel can wear civilian attire on Fridays until the end of the campaign. For more info, contact your Unit representa- tive.

Nov 9 – Pizza & Pasta Friday lunch Every Friday lunch starting Nov 9 until Nov 30, the Yukon Galley will offer all-you-can-eat pizza and pasta for a $5 donation.

Nov 16 – Texas Hold’em Tournament A night of fun and excitement is on the menu for this poker tournament. The event has an entry fee of $60 and will be held at the WO’s and Sgt’s Mess. Places are limited. For more information, contact Apollo Athanasopoulos at local 2289. Volunteers are needed for the event.

Nov 21-23 – 4 on 4 Hockey Tournament This tournament is the perfect opportunity to have fun while raising money for a good cause. Enter your team of maximum 8 players and one goalie for $160 and be part of the excitement. For more information, contact Cpl Stenning at local 3948. Interested in advertising your business? Nov 30 - EME Car Crush Need to let some steam out? No problem! Every $1 donation will give you a Call Patricia for all display advertising chance to crush a car with a bulldozer! For more info, call Heavy equipment at local 7669 or MCpl Beaupré at local 2299. 613-392-2811 Ext 7008 The Contact 16 November 9, 2007 Health The truth about marijuana Health Promotion invites you to a YOU VS. THE FLU Marijuana is the most commonly-used motor coordination, decreased problem two-day workshop in: illicit drug in Canada, both in civilian and solving ability, and impaired memory and Photo: Cpl David Cribb, 8 Wing Imaging military populations. However, many peo- judgment. All of these are potentially fatal ASIST ple feel that this is a relatively harmless impairments in combat situations. drug, and so getting high every now and The above are short-term effects that Allied again is not a big deal. But is this true? Is can last up to 24 hours after using marijua- Suicide marijuana use as harmless as it seems? na or other cannabis products (e.g., hashish, Intervention The truth is, marijuana has many short hashish oil). But there are serious long-term Skills and long-term effects that people aren’t effects, too. Marijuana smoke, like tobacco Training aware of. These effects can lead to very dan- smoke, contains many carcinogens (cancer- gerous situations, especially in the military, producing chemicals) that with repeated Our focus is intervention where we use firearms and heavy machinery use can result in cancers of the lung, head, on a daily basis. For example, studies have and neck. The emphasis of the shown that smoking marijuana decreases a Regular/long-term use of marijuana is ASIST workshop is on pilot’s performance on tasks requiring them also associated with decreased manual dex- suicide first aid, on to maintain flying patterns (e.g., altitude, terity and decreased ability to incorporate helping a person at risk Captain Chris Hayman, 8 Wing Flight Surgeon, heading, etc.), increases the number of feedback into actions. This is a potentially stay safe and to seek administers the first “flu shot” to Colonel Mike major errors they make (errors that could deadly deficiency in combat situations or further help. Hood, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. All 8 have lethal consequences, such as forgetting when other complex tasks are required. Wing military members are strongly encouraged Learn how to: to put landing gear down), and decreases Finally, aside from the effects that mar- to receive the influenza vaccine this year, to help •Recognize opportuni- their ability to land an aircraft (pilots often ijuana has on the user, the marijuana ciga- maintain a healthy and happy work environment. missed the centre of the runway by 30 to 70 rette itself is a danger to members’ safety: As ties for help feet – very dangerous when landing large with tobacco cigarettes, the joint leaves a •Reach out and offer aircraft on smaller, remote airfields). heat signature, a light signature, and a pres- support Because it is a depressant, marijuana ence signature (the butt of the cigarette as •Estimate the risk of increases sleepiness, which is a problem if litter indicates your presence or recent pres- suicide you’re on guard duty. Marijuana can cause ence), all of which endanger not only the •Apply a model for sui- dry mouth and throat. In hot, dry areas like user, but all those around him/her. cide intervention Afghanistan, this can make a bad situation So if you find yourself thinking about •Link people with com- (i.e., you’re already thirsty and dehydrated) ‘smoking up,’ ponder the resultant dangers munity resources worse and lead to decreased ability to focus to yourself and your comrades, or think on your task and your surroundings. about how you’d feel if you knew one of The course will take The hallucinogenic effects of marijuana your comrades was using and putting you in place on Dec. 12 and can lead to paranoia, hallucinations, intense danger. Always keep in mind, who’s got 13, at 177 Hercules St., anxiety and panic attacks. This makes the your back? Bldg 119. user dangerous to others, especially in tense For more information on Addictions To register please go situations that would be encountered in Awareness Week and the Health to the following link: war. It may also interfere with the ability to Promotion program, please contact your http://healthpromotion tell friend from foe. local Health Promotion office or visit .cfbtrenton.com The general depressant effects of mari- http://www.forces.gc.ca/health/services/en There is no charge for 293 Sidney Street juana result in slowed reaction time, loss of graph/health_promotion_home_e.asp the ASIST course. Belleville, ON K8P 3Z4 • Stocks • Mutual Funds • Bonds La marijuana - Plus nocive que vous ne pensez Don Lockey, BA, CSA • RRSP • RRIF • GIC Investment Advisor La marijuana est la drogue illicite la Dans un climat chaud et sec comme terme de la marijuana est aussi plus consommée au Canada, tant chez en Afghanistan, cela peut empirer une associée à une diminution de la Tel: 613-966-9690 Fax: 613-966-8909 les civils que chez les militaires. Or, situation déjà difficile (c.-à-d. que dextérité manuelle ainsi qu’à une E-Mail: [email protected] Member: CIPF bien des gens estiment que c’est une vous avez déjà soif et que vous êtes diminution de la capacité à intégrer la drogue relativement inoffensive et que déjà déshydraté) et diminuer votre rétroaction aux actions. Cette le fait d’en prendre de temps en temps capacité à vous concentrer sur vos déficience est potentiellement pour l’euphorie n’a rien de bien grave. tâches et sur le milieu. mortelle en situation de combat ou Mais est-ce vrai? La marijuana Les effets hallucinogènes de la lorsqu’il faut effectuer des tâches CORMIER’S AUTO REPAIR est-elle aussi inoffensive qu’elle le marijuana peuvent donner lieu à de la complexes. Trenton’s #1 Choice semble? La vérité, c’est que la paranoïa, à des hallucinations, à une Enfin, outre les effets de la For Quality Auto Service For marijuana a de nombreux effets à anxiété intense et à des crises de marijuana sur le consommateur, la Over 23 Years court et à long terme que bien des panique. Cela rend le consommateur cigarette de marijuana proprement gens ignorent, et ces effets peuvent dangereux pour les autres militaires, dite pose un danger pour la sécurité Complete professional service to all makes and models, donner lieu à des situations très surtout dans des situations tendues du militaire : comme pour les Drive clean test & repair facility, Certifications, Courtesy Shuttle, Mon. to Sat. dangereuses, particulièrement dans comme celles qu’on rencontre en cigarettes régulières, le joint laisse une 276 Front St., Trenton 613-392-2766 l’armée où l’on manipule temps de guerre. Cela peut aussi nuire signature thermique, une signature quotidiennement des armes à feu et à sa capacité de distinguer les amis des lumineuse ainsi qu’une signature de de la machinerie lourde. Vous en ennemis. présence (le mégot jeté indique votre trouverez quelques exemples ci-après. Les effets dépresseurs généraux de présence ou votre passage récent) – Des études ont démontré que le la marijuana ont pour conséquence un lesquelles peuvent toutes mettre fait de fumer de la marijuana diminue temps de réaction ralenti, une perte de l’utilisateur en danger, mais aussi ses le rendement d’un pilote lors de coordination motrice, une diminution camarades. tâches où il doit faire du vol de de la capacité de résolution de Alors si vous songez à « tirer un précision (p. ex., altitude, direction, problèmes, ainsi qu’une mémoire et joint», pensez aux dangers qui en etc.), augmente le nombre d’erreurs un jugement affaiblis. Toutes ces découleront pour vous et pour vos majeures (lesquelles pourraient avoir pertes sont potentiellement fatales en camarades… Ou songez à ce que vous des conséquences fatales, comme situation de combat. ressentiriez si l’un de vos camarades l’oubli du train d’atterrissage), et Les effets à court terme consommait de la marijuana et vous diminue la capacité de faire atterrir un susmentionnés peuvent durer jusqu’à mettait en danger. N’oubliez pas: Qui aéronef (les pilotes ratent le centre de 24 heures après la consommation de protège vos arrières? la piste de 30 à 70 pieds – ce qui est marijuana ou d’un autre produit du Pour de plus amples très dangereux lorsqu’on atterrit un cannabis (p. ex., le hachisch, l’huile de renseignements sur la Semaine de gros aéronef sur une petite piste cannabis). Mais il y a également des sensibilisation aux toxicomanies et le éloignée). effets à long terme graves. La fumée Programme de promotion de la santé, Comme c’est un dépresseur, la de marijuana, comme celle du tabac, veuillez communiquer avec votre marijuana augmente la somnolence, renferme de nombreux carcinogènes bureau local de la Promotion de la ce qui est un problème quand on est (produits chimiques cancérigènes) santé ou visiter notre site Web en devoir! dont l’usage répété peut provoquer des http://www.forces.gc.ca/health/servic La marijuana peut provoquer une cancers au poumon, à la tête et au cou. es/frgraph/health_promotion_home sécheresse de la bouche et de la gorge. La consommation régulière ou à long _f. November 9, 2007 The Contact 17 Remembrance Day

Photos: Joel Wiebe, Contact Staff

The Trenton Cenotaph is a constant reminder of the heavy price paid by Canadian soldiers through the years.

Trenton & Associates Thank You to our veterans of yesterday and today for what you have accomplished for our country and the world. Thank You for making our world a safer place. Hwy 401 & Glen Miller Road, Trenton Ontario phone 613-394-3322 or toll free 1-877-394-3322 The Contact 18 November 9, 2007 Entertainment

November 11 - November 17 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Sunday and Monday may be a passionate and intuitive time. You might feel drawn to your past; feelings of joy and bittersweet melancholy may flavour your week. Tuesday and Thursday may bring uncon- ventional conversations, ideas and events. Wednesday is the time to make plans or to have some fun. The weekend brings romance. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): The beginning of the week may bring an inspirational and passionate time. Tuesday may bring strange, unusual encounters. Thursday may bring financial opportunities. Wednesday and Friday are the per- fect times to socialize; others will find you to be charming and beautiful. You may have an unusual encounter on Saturday. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You may wish to pay atten- tion to your finances this week as good news and good for- tune may soon be coming your way. You may wish to employ avant-garde techniques and unusual contacts with strangers throughout the week to help ensure your future success; focus your efforts on Thursday. Friday brings romantic times. CANCER ( June 21-July 22): Others may see you as being unusually charming, beautiful and talented throughout the entire week. You may feel the need to pursue grand plans at the very beginning of the week. Conversations begun on The Contact Newspaper staff would like to acknowledge Royal Lepage ProAlliance Realty Wednesday may prove to be romantic or result in fun times as the weekly sponsor of our entertainment page. on Friday. You’ll cast off inhibitions or taboos on Saturday. LEO ( July 23-Aug. 22): This may be a spiritual week full of moral decisions and life changing circumstances. The begin- ning of this week may bring a sense of purpose. Religious questions may loom large; you might find some answers towards the end of the week. Material interests draw your attention on Thursday. Don’t be afraid to follow your dreams. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): This will be a wonderfully social and popular week for you, Virgo. You may feel inspired to do something with your time and energy this week. What is begun on Wednesday may cumulate in a pas- sionate romance with a beautiful beau or belle or, perhaps, a night dancing with friends on Friday. Thursday brings financial luck. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): This is your kind of week, Libra, as Venus will move back across the heavens and into your sign. Expect people to treat you with love admiration and respect wherever you go and whatever you do. CROSSWORD ANSWERS Wednesday and Friday may bring especially social and/ or romantic times for you. Thursday brings financial good for- tune. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You may find your thoughts dwelling upon faraway people and places this week, Scorpio. Wednesday may bring you the answers that you seek. Thursday will bring financial windfalls. Friday may bring a romantic rendezvous or new partnership. Saturday is an unusual time; don’t let yourself be chained by preconceived notions. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You will find your way to the very bottom of things this week, Sagittarius. You may find out secret ways to make money or to influence others this week. Wednesday and Friday may bring fun and romance or the chance to try out your charisma on others. Thursday could bring a change of luck with monetary mat- ters. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): This is a passionate and romantic week for Capricorn. A subtle flirtation that you began the other day may blossom on Wednesday and bloom on Friday. You may find yourself involved with inspired, artistic and charming people. You may wish to make finan- cial meetings/career plans for Thursday. You’re beautiful. AQUARIUS ( Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You may be able to help out many of your co-workers this week. You will be the picture of perfect health and stamina if you try to stay away from too many sweets, alcohol or drugs. You may come into good news concerning your finances or any new job opportunities on Thursday. The weekend may bring an unusual event. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You may find yourself drawn towards unusual people, circumstances or events. Wednesday and Friday may bring an unusually busy time while Saturday may just be strange, altogether. Thursday might be the right time to invest or to ask for a raise and/or promotion. Friday will bring romance and fun times out with friends. Astrological queries can be directed to Christine at www.moonsignastrology.ca November 9, 2007 The Contact 19 Community

Welcome to The Contact Newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Smylie’s Independent Grocer, we can, space permitting, feature public service announcements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area. Fax us at 613-965-7490 or email to [email protected], at least 10 days prior to your event. Call 613-392-2811 Ext. 7005 for more information. Leaf Collection Remembrance Day Skate with Ceremony Dates for Trenton and Frankford Wards Trenton Ward residents: Santa Sunday November 11, 2007 The Public Works Department wishes to advise Trenton residents that leaf and yard waste may be taken to the Trenton Public Works 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Veteran’s Parade Depot, 30 Pelham Street, Trenton free of charge from November Assembles at 10 a.m. through December. Friday, Nov 16 Departing at 10:30 a.m. from The Curbside leaf and yard pickup will take place on the following dates: Bring your skates Belleville Armouries West Side of River: with you and after the Santa Claus Memorial Park The week of Nov. 26 – Nov. 30, 2007 Station Street, East Side of River: Parade, go to the Belleville, ON The week of Dec. 3 – Dec. 7, 2007 Memorial Arena, Belleville and have a Frankford Ward residents: Courtesy Bus blast skating with the Available for Curbside leaf and yard pickup will take place on the following dates: jolly old elf himself. Veterans unable Thursday, Dec. 6, 2007 *Free* to march the parade route Friday, Dec. 7, 2007

Defensive Driving Course

CHAPLAIN SERVICES MSE Safety is offering at no cost, a defensive driving course for SERVICES OFFERTS PAR L’AUMÔNERIE dependants only. This course will be held at WTn, 11 Buffalo Ave, on Dec 3 and 4, 2007 from 1800 to 2100 hrs. Wing Chaplain- LCdr Steve Merriman -Aumônier de l’Escadre Participants must attend both teaching nights in order to receive their DDC Administrative Assistant – Mrs. Manon Pilon - Adjointe administrative 613-392-2811 x. 2490 cards and accreditation certificates. This first come, first serve format has a limited seating capacity of 30 per- Unit Chaplains / Aumôniers des unités sons. All interested personnel are to be pre-booked for subject class by con- tacting Wing Tn MSE Safety Section at local 3470/3347 to secure a seat. LCdr Padre Steve Merriman, P; Capt Padre Mike Adamczyk, P; This all time favourite always receives overwhelming response, therefore if Agent de pastorale CR Lt(N) Padre Zbigniew Jonczyk, RC, Pastoral Associate you reserve a seat and then have a change of plans, please advise us soonest so Support staff -- Personnel de soutien we can offer the seat to someone else. Rev. Jim Craig, P; Fr Julien R. Beaulieu, RC; NOTE: Both are Civilian Officiating Clergymen This course is registered with Canada Safety Council and may be recognized by some Auto Insurance Companies for cost reductions. WORSHIP SERVICES Our Lady of Peace(RC) Chapel organizations (RC) Christian community – communautée Chapel Pastoral Council: Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix (CR) TBA 1900hrs Cours De Conduite Préventive Chapel Life Co-ordinator Knights of Columbus: first Thursday, 1900hrs Julien Régis Beaulieu CWL: second Tuesday, 1900hrs La Section de la sécurité MMS offre aux personnes à charge seulement, un Co-ordinateur de Vie de Chapelle Chorale: mercredi, 19h00 cours de conduite préventive gratuit. Mass Choir: Tuesday, 1900hrs Le cours se donnera à l’Ere Trsp, 11, avenue Buffalo, de 18 h à 21 h, les 3 et 4 Sunday Mass (English): 1015 hrs St. Clement Astra (P) décembre 2007. Messe Dominicale: 1130 hrs Protestant Community Monday and Wednesday at 11h50 Les participants doivent assister aux séances de formation les deux soirs pour Chapel Life Co-ordinator Confession: recevoir leur carte du CCP et leur certificat d’accréditation. Please, contact the Padre Mike Adamczyk WChaplains’ receptionist to get in touch Premier arrivé, premier servi: il n’y a que 30 places disponibles. Tous les with a RC priest prior to coming over. WORSHIP SERVICE employés intéressés doivent s’inscrire à l’avance en communiquant avec la Reconciliation: Il est préférable de commu- Sunday Divine Worship: 0900 hrs Section de la sécurité MMS de l’Ere Trsp, au poste 3470 ou 3347. Ce cours, niquer avec la réceptionniste des aumôniers Holy Communion First Sunday of the month très prisé, fait toujours l’objet d’un très grand intérêt. Si vous changez vos afin de prendre vous-même arrangement PARISH ORGANIZATIONS (P) plans après vous être inscrit, nous vous prions donc d’en aviser la section le avec le prêtre CR de la chapelle. Chapel Guild: last Tuesday, 1930 hrs plus tôt possible, de sorte que nous puissions offrir votre place à quelqu’un d’autre. Duty Chaplain/Aumônier en devoir NOTA : After working hours, for emergency hours only, please call the base operator at 613-392-2811 and ask for Ce cours est accrédité par le Conseil canadien de la sécurité, et il peut vous the duty chaplain. Après les heures de travail, pour les urgences seulement, svp appelez la telephoniste de la valoir une réduction de prime auprès de certaines compagnies d’assurance base au 613-392-2811 et demandez puor l’aumônier en devoir. automobile. The Contact 20 November 9, 2007 News Award-winning postcards to be sent overseas (Far left)Nickolas Roy holds up his winning postcard for the grades 6-8 category. (Left) Winners and runners up for the Trenton Military Family Resource Centre postcard con- test from left to right: Bo Chen, Jacob Miles, Nickolas Roy, Sarah Howes, and Jessica Gregoire. Not pic- tured here are Kimberly Jaeggi, Nastassja Downer, Isabella Hutchison, and Ansh Patel. Photos: Joel Wiebe, Contact Staff by Joel Wiebe from each of the four age are: Kimberly Jaeggi received $75, while the test has no parameters for sending mail to troops Conact Staff groups, with each win- (L’Envol French Catholic runners up were awarded entries, only the theme of and gets people actively ning design getting made Elementary School) in $50. peacekeeping. involved in showing their Troops stationed overseas into a postcard. the Grade 1-3 category, Eve Lawrence, Family About 4,000 copies of support. Lawrence said will be able to appreciate “It feels good to have Isabella Huchison (13th Separation and Reunion the cards have been she has found that mili- the artwork of local chil- the postcards sent over to Trenton Girl Guides) in co-ordinator at the base, printed, with some being tary families really enjoy dren and greetings from the troops,” said Nickolas the Grade 4-5 category, helped organize the con- sent out by local schools the cards. home through the help of Roy. “I hope they feel Nickolas Roy (Breadner test. She said there were and churches. Those who won first the Military Family good.” Elementary School) in 40 to 50 submissions. The contest was start- place or received an hon- Services Program for the The Grade 7 student the Grade 6-8 category, The postcards are avail- ed to increase community ourable mention were third year in a row. said it was his first time and Sarah Howes able for free, and awareness of the role given public recognition The program hosts a entering the contest, and (Quinte Secondary Lawrence encourages Canadian Peacekeepers for their achievement at postcard artwork compe- has already sent one out. School) for Grade 9-12. people to send them to play around the world. It an awards presentation tition. A winner is chosen This year’s winners First prize winners peacekeepers. The con- also raises interest in on November 1. À la 11e heure du 11e jour du 11e Royal Canadian Legion mois, nous demandons aux Canadiens de faire une pause pour Branch 99 se rappeler les milliers d’hommes We wear poppies, attend ceremonies & visit et de femmes qui ont sacrifié leurs On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the memorials. “WE REMEMBER” why we vies combattant pour notre liberté. must work to protect peace 11th month, Canadians are asked to Nous nous souviendrons pause and remember the thousands of & our freedoms everyday. men and women who sacrificed their 132 Pinnacle St., Belleville ON lives fighting for freedom. 613-968-9053 Mgrs. office We will remember. 613-962-2643

Remembrance Day We wear a poppy On Remembrance Day, And at eleven We stand and pray. Wreaths are put Upon a grave. As we remember Our soldiers brave. November 9, 2007 The Contact 21 Classifieds

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Sold with written guarantees. 15 Harris Crescent, Belleville Financing from Fridges $100 and up Utilities & cable included laundry facilities. Lease, finished basement, with •Exterior/Interior references req’d, a 4(3+1) garage. 3 3.9% On new Window Cleaning Affordable, quiet & secure NEW APPLIANCES no dogs. bdrms feature spacious 5.9% On used at the lowest prices in the area. •Eavestrough Cleaning CLOSE TO BASE Call 613-962-8113 or walk-in closets. Private Call Paul for details... Trade-ins accepted on the new •Pressure Washing appliances. 613-969-0138 back yard with perennial 613-966-3333 Big selection to choose from. (Siding, etc.) KLEMENCIC 239 North Front PROPERTIES landscaping overlooking •Exterior/Interior Painting ADVERTISE a wooded ravine. 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Tammy’s Comfortably fully fur- Cleaning Service Wanted nished with outdoor hot- Years of 100% I PAY CASH tub. 2 bedrooms - one successfully passed for electronics, gold, queen plus queen pull- Marchout Inspections, PS2, Xbox, DVD’s, cars. out, and one double, liv- & 20 years of houseclean- All your previously ing room, fireplace, new ing in the Quinte Area. used goods. kitchen, new bathroom. Opening and closing Treasure Seekers Basement storage. services available. 23 Front St. Trenton Private with sunset “I likely clean for views. All utilities, dish- someone you 613-392-1063 es, linens, firewood, already know.” Wanted to Buy cable, water, cleaning, Call Tammy Fridges, stoves, washers, snowplowing included. 613-392-0759 dryers in working order October – March: Cell: 613-847-7670 and clean. Will pay good Weekly $800 or price. No dealers. Monthly $2500. 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INFORMATION / REGISTRATION / INSCRIPTION 613-965-3575 Deployment Support / Wednesday Night Out Soutien au déploiement / Les sorties du mercredi soir. November 14 - Body Shop Le 14 novembre - Body Shop November 21 - Reflexology Le 21 novembre - réflexologie Call to find out what is coming up 613-965-3595 or 613-965-3575 Téléphonez pour savoir ce qui s’en vient comme activités, 613-965-3595 ou 613-965-3575 A variety of activities coming up, please visit the MFRC website calendar at Les prochaines activités sont planifiées, svp visitez le calendrier sur le site web www.trentonmfrc.cfbtrenton.com du CRFM, www.trentonmfrc.cfbtrenton.com The Belleville Bulls support the Military Community / “Les Belleville Bulls” appuient la communauté militaire Come to the MFRC to purchase your voucher for any 2007 - 2008 Regular Season Home Games Venez au CRFM pour achetez vos coupons pour les parties à la maison de la saison régulière 2007 - 2008. Adult / Adulte $11.00 (instead/au lieu de $15.00) Child / Enfant $8.00 (instead / au lieu de $8.50) Visit their website for the dates / Visitez leur site web pour les dates www.bellevillebulls.com/schedule.html

Notice of the Trenton MFCRC annual general meeting AVIS CONCERNANT LA RÉUNION ANNUELLE DU CRFM Show your support for Trenton MFRC now! Démontrez votre support au CRFM de Trenton! Apply for voting membership/membership renewal Faites dès maintenant votre demande d'adhésion pour devenir membre et pouvoir avoir droit de vote ou renouveler votre adhésion November 13 at 5 p.m. SISKIN Centre Le 13 novembre à 17 h Members of the MFRC Community will meet to review the performance of the Centre Siskin MFRC during the last year (2006/7) and to elect directors to manage its Les membres de la communauté du CRFM se rencontreront pour étudier les performances affairs for the coming year. du CRFM de l'année dernière (2006/7) et élire les directeurs qui s'occuperont de la gestion Please call Mary Lazier-Corbett at 613-392-2811 local 7372 for more information. du Centre, l'année prochaine. Si vous avez des questions à ce sujet, n'hésitez pas à téléphoner à Mary Lazier-Corbett au Balancing Life And Work 613-392-2811 poste 7372. Are you the superwoman of the year? Are you everything to everyone? Many women Équilibre entre vie et travail in today's society are experiencing feelings of stress, fatigue, multiple role burnout, and lack of emotional nurturance. A reason for this might be the increase in the num- Êtes-vous la superfemme de l'année? Est-ce que tout le monde compte con- ber of roles, as well as the increase in the responsibilities within those roles. Come to stamment sur vous? Beaucoup de femmes dans la société d'aujourd'hui ont l'impression d'être stressées, fatiguées, d'avoir des symptômes de " burnout " this workshop designed just for you. dû aux rôles multiples qu'elles assument, et ne se sentent pas assez épanouies November 20 9:30-11:30 in the Bistro sur le plan émotif. Ceci est peut-être dû à l'augmentation du nombre de rôles November 20 6:30-8:30 in the RCAF Room que nous occupons, ainsi qu'au nombre de responsabilités qui viennent avec Fee: $5 Childcare available at regular cost. Please register in advance at reception . ces rôles. Venez à cet atelier conçu spécialement pour vous. 20 Novembre 9:30-11:30 au Bistro, 20 Novembre 18:30-20:30 salle RCAF For more Military Discounts, please visit the MFRC website! Coût : $5, Service de garde disponible au prix régulier. Inscrivez-vous à la Pour plus de rabais pour les militaires, svp, réception visitez le site Web du CRFM Le CRFM de Trenton a mis sur pied un projet communautaire The Trenton MFRC has planned a community project for the holiday season "Une exposition d'arbres de Noël et de poinsettias" en vue de where we will be displaying Christmas trees and poinsettas in a holiday salute to saluer de façon toute spéciale, durant la saison des fêtes, les membres des FC our locally deployed members. Individual trees will be decorated to represent the présentement en déploiement. Les arbres seront décorés individuellement de provinces and northern Canada. façon à représenter une province ou une région du nord du Canada. The trees will be on display in the community from Tous les membres de la communauté sont invités à venir admirer cette exposition December 10-28 at the Historic Town Hall in downtown qui se tiendra au Historic Town Hall, dans le centre ville de Trenton, du 10 au 28 Trenton. A full schedule of events is being finalized by the décembre. Le comité de planification de l'événement travaille présentement à planning committee and will be widely distributed to the finaliser le programme des activités qui sera distribué partout dans la localité. community. Events will include family story times, holi- Parmi les nombreuses activités, il y aura des contes pour la famille, de l'artisanat, day craft making, and carolling to name a few. The com- des fêtes et des chansons de Noël en groupe. Le comité encourage les membres mittee welcomes the community to donate any ornaments de la communauté à donner des ornements ou à soumettre des idées de décora- or submit ideas for ornaments that are representative of tions représentant de façon typique, les différentes provinces ou régions du nord the different provinces or northern Canada. du Canada. If you would like to get a little more involved and help Si vous désirez vous impliquer davantage ou aider à décorer un arbre en decorate a particular tree we would like to hear from you. particulier, cela nous fera grandement plaisir. Communiquez tout simplement Simply contact Wendy Synnott, Jaimie Corriveau or Eve avec Wendy Synnott, Jaimie Corriveau ou Eve Lawrence en composant le Lawrence at he MFRC 613-965-3575 613-965-3575 au CRFM. Please read our newsletter “Touching Base”or visit www.trentonmfrc.cfbtrenton.com for more information S’il vous plaît, consultez notre bulletin de nouvelles “Touching Base” ou visitez www.trentonmfrc.cfbtrenton.com Auto - Home - Boat - Life - Investments PET GROOMING • BOARDING WHITLEY INSURANCE FOR DOGS AND CATS

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All payments based on bi-weekly payments: 2002 & 2003 - 60 mths; 2004 - 72 mths; 2005 & up - 84 mths. Admin., P.P.S.A. and taxes included. EG: $10,000 + $299 admin. + taxes $1511.86 + $65 P.P.S.A. = 14721.20 financed over 60 months at 8.95% = $113.24 bi-weekly with a cost of borrowing of $2915.34 on approved credit. All cash deals are price plus administration + taxes. Rates current at time of print.

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Local or Long Distance Glen Miller Road RCAF Road 980 Old Hwy. #2, Trenton Dundas St. Old Hwy #2 Loyalist Road Wallbridge Fax 613-392-9692 Sales, Service, Selection Bayview Auto ALL PAYMENTS BASED ON BI-WEEKLY PAYMENTS 2002 & 2003 - 60 MONTHS; 2004 - 72 MONTHS; 2005 & up - 84 MONTHS. ADMIN. P.P.S.A. & TAXES INCLUDED. EG: $10,000 + $299 ADMIN. + TAXES $1511.86 + $65 P.P.S.A = $11,808.06 FINANCED OVER 60 MONTHS @ 8.40% = $111.80 BI-WEEKLY O.A.C.