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First Air Mobility Honour Roll Induction Takes Place in Trenton Grin and Bear “Delivering news and information. At home and around the world.” • “Des nouvelles d’ici et quelque part dans le monde.” Volume 50 • Issue 13 • April 3, 2015 GREAT FAMILY HOME! 58 Barbara Street, Trenton List With Us & See Your Home Here Too! This freshly painted, 4 bedroom home sits on a large pie-shaped lot and features laminate & ceramic floors, vinyl windows, a sunroom off the kitchen and an attached garage with inside entry. $189,900 S e r v i n g 8 W i n g / C F B T r e n t o n • 8 e E s c a d re / B F C T r e n t o n • w w w . t h e c o n t a c t n e w s p a p e r. c f b t r e n t o n . c o m See www.davidweir.com for more information & photos. DAVID WEIR BA, CD Broker >> $35K raised by fourth Annual CFB >> Canadair F-86 Sabre returns to the >>‘The Invisible Ribbon’ will be debuted Call or Text: 613.392.7777 Trenton Pond Hockey Classic National Air Force Museum of Canada at the MFRC Invisible Ribbon Gala May 9 [email protected] 1.800.263.2177 Canadian born musician Terry Crossen and Funds are divided equally between Barry Dougherty, Family Separation and Trenton Memorial Hospital ATESS restores the Sabre to its original Reunion Services for the MFRC, are Foundation and Soldier On 2 look and lustre 5 co-writing and performing the song 17 First Air Mobility Honour Roll induction takes place in Trenton Grin and bear Col. David Lowthian, 8 Wing Commanding Officer, and Wing Chief Warrant Officer (WCWO) Darcy Elder unveil the Air Mobility Honour it Roll plaque at the initial induction ceremony March 31. Photo by Ross Lees Story & photos on page 8 These two 8 Wing/CFB Trenton young ladies were extremely receives fifth Globemaster happy to see By Ross Lees Rooty the A&W Root Bear he CC-177 Globemaster III at the Family Thas well and truly earned Fun Night at its name, according to Canadian the Museum Minister of National Defence Ja- on March 27. son Kenny. He said the members of the Ca- nadian Armed Forces (CAF) de- See the full served the best equipment to do story and their work and the C17 was the more best at what it does. pictures on “That is to say, flying immense Canadian Minister of National Defence distances, landing on remote, un- Jason Kenny officially accepts the fifth page 3. paved, short runways and haul- CC-177 Globemaster III at 8 Wing/CFB ing massive payloads of up to Trenton Monday morning. Continued on page 7 Photo by Ross Lees 4(+ '203 +'2 +* + /-.2/-.% , .+ 0+'-+ / ''*' '+ +&' 0+'-+#1"+ '+ * (+ ' ' , ./ +2/+ - 1".+.+ 4 /- ') .+ ++! 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Starting at $204,900, there are 2 or 3 bedroom units with 2 baths plus a garage. Located off Princess Street near Organizers, volunteers, sponsors and recipients gathered Monday Centennial Park, the homes are ideal for young families afternoon at the Trenton Memorial Hospital (TMH) to celebrate the and single people looking for a relaxed lifestyle close to amazing success of the fourth annual CFB Trenton Pond Hockey Classic, which raised $35,000 after expenses to be divided between city amenities. the Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation and Soldier On. Photo by Ross Lees By Ross Lees sors and 436 Squadron. What an incred- ible bunch of people,” he said, noting the he members of 436 (Transport) Squad- military community was helping to give Tron just keep soldiering on with the back to the civilian community. annual Pond Hockey Classic as they raise Mr. Smiley also took the opportunity to funds for the Trenton Memorial Hospital thank organizer Capt. Moorehouse for all Foundation and Soldier On. his efforts behind the scenes of this spec- The tournament has grown each of the tacular annual event. four years it has taken place, and that Lieutenant-Colonel Troy Paisley, Com- growth continued for the fourth annual manding Officer of 436 Squadron, said the event, growing from 24 teams to 29 and $35,000 split evenly between the two chari- raising $35,000 to bring the four-year total ties was the result of fantastic work by to $100,000 raised, according to organizer everybody involved in the Pond Hockey Captain Jeff Moorehouse. Classic. Capt. Moorehouse said response from “We hope to grow it even bigger next the community and co-sponsors Scotia- year, especially with the help of Scotia- bank and ScotiaMcLeod was excellent bank and ScotiaMcLeod,” he said. and contributed to the success of this Quinte West Deputy Mayor Jim Alyea year’s event. called the event a great partnership all “Overall, it was an excellent response,” around, not just the effort of one group or From left to right - Graham Cobb - Owner Cobblestone he said. “The dinner was great, we had an one person. Homes, Victoria Parker, Jon Lawrance-Nottingham Court excellent and emotional speaker in Sgt. “And the money raised goes to a great Chris Downey, who was severely injured organization, this hospital we’re fighting Developer, Chelsea Weir - Lead Realtor, in Afghanistan, the weather was optimal tooth and nail to keep,” he concluded. Mayor Jim Harrison, Doug Bald, David Weir, Kyle Weir for the tournament, the ice was the best Capt. Moorehouse hoped the sponsors R0013212021 we’ve ever had and the media coverage would get back on board for next year and was spectacular.” told everyone to go home and enjoy the Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation summer, but be prepared for an even big- Questions or Comments? chairman, John Smiley, said the money ger and better event next year. is a great help to keep the hospital viable “As soon as we have our guest speaker (613) 392-2811 ext. 3976 and demonstrates a great team effort. confirmed, we’ll send out the announce- [email protected] “I absolutely want to thank the spon- ment, so stay tuned,” he stated. Your Car Will Be Ready When You Are! ✔ 24 Hour Service ✔ Prompt free pickup and delivery ✔ Clean late model vehicles up to 12 Passenger Vans ✔ See the dierence that locally owned makes ✔ Fleet cars for sale 106 Front Street, Trenton, Ontario K8V 4N6 613-392-3300 Mention this ad and receive an exterior wash of your own vehicle with rental. R0013157961 April 3, 2015 News 3 - The Contact Museum Family Night a popular first-time event Continued from page 1 military uniforms for the evening and they helped visiting fami- lies find displays, take part in the scavenger hunt and directed them to the Youth Centre canteen for refreshments. Maj. Phillips also supplied the music for the dance which ended the evening. “It is important that the com- munity understand that every- thing in the museum is supported by donations,” noted Barb Neri, in charge of public relations for the museum. “We bring in the money ourselves, either through donations through facility rent- als, through educational tours, Ad Astra Stone sales, or purchas- es in the gift shop. If you love the museum, you really need to understand that the museum has to be supported by the commu- nity to be maintained, especially Military Family Resource Centre Execu- maintained at the level that the (above) This family par- tive Director Tama Kleinschmidt greets staff wishes to see it maintained ticipates in the scaven- Rooty the A & W root Bear with a hug as at and the community expects ger hunt as they progress he arrives at the National Air Force Mu- from us.” through the museum. seum of Canada Family Night March 27. Amy LeGresley, representing the youth Centre at MFRC, hoped Photos by Ross Lees the event would be successful and would become an annual event. (right) These museum By Ross Lees “It’s a fun night but it’s also staffers give this young our first time, so it’s very much a family directions as they he goal was to have fun, to give a different per- learning experience. We saw the prepare to take part in the Tspective on the National Air Force Museum of niche and we want to fill it,” she scavenger hunt. Canada (NAFMC) and to raise funds for both the said in a previous interview. museum and the Military Family Resource Centre It appears the event was very (MFRC) Youth Centre. popular and could easily become Event organizer, Major Leo Phillips, felt all three an annual event. goals had been achieved and that the MFRC and “It was great!” noted Mrs. Neri NAFMC staff proved a formidable team.
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