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CPO1 Richard Boileau Navy mourns loss of Chief Boileau Shelley Lipke overcome by the demands Staff Writer that were placed on them. He will be missed.” CFB Esquimalt is On Sunday, Cdr Ellis mourning the loss of a recalled the crew to submariner after a rec- inform them of the tra- reational diving incident gedy in person. “It was on the Victoria Day long hard to deliver that mes- weekend claimed the sage. Because of his key life of HMCS Victoria’s role and because we are coxswain CPO2 Richard such a small unit; his Boileau. absence will be felt.” On May 19, 47-year-old Before taking on the role CPO2 Boileau was scuba of Victoria’s coxswain, diving with two friends CPO2 Boileau served as in the Saanich inlet when the Logistics Coordinator he experienced compli- in HMCS Protecteur, and cations underwater that prior to that as a cook resulted in his death. in HMC Ships, Vancouver, “As a core member of Regina, and Victoria in the command triad and 2003. the submarine commun- “He was an avid diver ity, he will be missed and had been for years. It both professionally and was one of his favourite personally,” said HMCS past times,” said Cdr Ellis. Victoria’s Commanding Since word of the Officer, Cdr Christopher Chief’s death, condolence Ellis. messages have been pour- CPO2 Boileau came to ing in from across the CF, serve in Victoria Nov. 18, locally and nationally. 2011, as a last minute He is survived by wife replacement on the eve Brenda, two adult chil- of the submarine’s sailing dren and two grand- work ups. children, all residing in “Even though he had Victoria. been away from subs for Those wishing to pass a few years he stepped condolences to the family up to the challenge of may contact assisting being the senior sailor. He officer, Lt(N) Stephane had such a positive influ- Champoux. ence on the crew through “The family has his mentorship,” says Cdr received excellent sup- Ellis. “He was fair and just. port from across the He was a man of integrity. Formation, especial- With the dynamic man- ly from Fleet Chaplain ning of Victoria, he was Padre Jeannine Friesen a catalyst in making sure and Norma Mcleod of the members, many from out Joint Personnel Support of area, got integrated Unit,” said Cdr Ellis. into the team, so they Civilian authorities are were welcomed and not investigating the incident. May 28, 2012 LOOKOUT • 3 First Nations art honoured at Officer’s Wardroom Shelley Lipke Clarence Dick Jr, an artist from the Staff writer Songhees Nation, carved a cedar panel of sea creatures he made especially for Aboriginal Week was the perfect occa- this base exhibit. sion for Base Commander, Capt(N) Craig “This piece is called The Life Cycle. Baines to launch an initiative to honour It shows the whale chasing after the sea First Nations people, their heritage and lion and the sea lion chasing after the their connection to CFB Esquimalt. salmon. I’m happy to be a part of this On May 23 at the Wardroom, he exhibit,” he said. unveiled an Aboriginal display cabi- Other pieces include two eagle masks net full of art. Among the spectators more than 100 years old from the were the Chief’s of the Esquimalt and Haida Nation, on loan from Mary-Ann Songhees Nations, the Songhees Nation Thomas of Esquimalt Nation; a toggling drummers, spiritual advisors and several harpoon used for fishing; a Salish cedar First Nations artists and their guests. hat; clam basket; and archival photo- The unique display, a project managed graphs from the B.C. Archives and Royal through Public Works and Government B.C. Museum. Services Canada, includes the work Above this museum-like exhibit of Aboriginal artists from various hangs the hand-carved 15-foot red cedar Nations including Esquimalt, Songhees, canoe Sea Raven – a gift carved by LGov Cowichan, and Haida. Steven Point and presented to the Royal While some pieces have been gifted Canadian Navy in honour of the 100th An Aboriginal art to the base, the majority are on loan in anniversary. display was unveiled what will be a rotating display showcas- After seeing how great the Sea in the Wardroom last ing work of local Aboriginal artists. Raven canoe looked in the Wardroom, week. Capt(N) Baines realized a display case Coast Salish artist John Marston of Left: Coast Salish Ladysmith brought five pieces to display beneath it would be perfect to showcase carver John Marston including sun and moon masks, a canoe Aboriginal art to members and guests of poses beside his sun box and two bentwood boxes. the Wardroom. mask. “When I heard about this display I “It is a tangible way to recognize the Photos by Shelley Lipke, Lookout wanted to be a part of it. I felt it was a heritage and fantastic work of the First good initiative to support,” he said. Nations people. We chose to officially Marston has been carving since age open it during Aboriginal Awareness eight and learned from his artist parents. Week and hope that it will increase His sun and moon masks each took our understanding of one of our most five to six weeks of full-time carving to important neighbours,” said Capt(N) complete. Baines. DND

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The editor reserves the right to edit, abridge MP Missing kids, be prepared when you call or reject copy or advertising to adhere to policy as outlined in CFA0 57.5. Views and ccornerorner LS Nicolas Muir • any locations they may visit about the danger of speaking to strangers. opinions expressed are not necessarily those • background on possible past incidents of of the Department of National Defence. Military Police Community Relations Fortunately, while living on base, many the same nature Le Rédacteur se réserve le droit de modifier, neighbours are also military; however, de condenser ou de rejeter les articles, In the last few weeks, our MP Unit has • if they have any money, credit cards, knowing that can breed complacency when photographies, ou annonces plublicitaires been dealing with a few incidents of “miss- transportation or a cellular phone it comes to safety issues. A child may be pour adhérer à l’0AFC57.5. Les opinions ing” children. After gaining as much information as more easily persuaded to trust a stranger et annonces exprimées dans le journal ne In the event that your young child does possible and distributing the photo to all who not only is “missing a family pet and réflètent pas nécéssairement le point de vue MP patrol members, things will begin to du MDN. decide it is in their best interest to leave needs help finding it”, but also says they’re your home without permission, and you happen quickly. Children who are seen and in the military, just like their parents. do fear for their safety, the first call should may match the description will be identified Amber Alerts are provincial wide alerts, always be to your local police department. by MP’s, this includes any children walking, If you live on base, that would make us, biking, and even sitting inside vehicles as sent out through mobile devices, radio and passengers. This could require roadblocks, television, that can help the police locate Circulation - 4,500 the Military Police, your first contact point. Upon receiving your complaint, an MP where each vehicle leaving or entering missing children. There are criteria needed 36 One year subscription - $37. will come to your home while others begin military property gets searched to ensure to place an Amber Alert; they require the Six month subscription - $18.84 the search for the missing person. When any children in the vehicle are not the child to be under 18 and for the police to Three month subscription - $12.56 the first MP does arrive at your home, they possible missing child. This will continue believe they were abducted and in immi- A Division of Personnel Support Programs will be looking for basic information, which until the child is returned home safely. nent danger. Police will also need descrip- CFB Esquimalt, PO Box 17000 Stn. Forces, will be passed on immediately to those As a parent, you can always have a child tions of a possible abductor or vehicle used, Victoria, BC V9A 7N2 searching for your child. fingerprint kit available to help out the and they also need to believe the child may They will request a photo and the follow- police. Normally, these kits include finger- E-mail: [email protected] be found with help from the Amber Alert. ing information: prints, or footprints if you have a baby, and As always, safety starts at home and Web: www.lookoutnewspaper.com • the individuals date of birth, sex, height, a photo that can be updated annually. Kits proper planning can help return your child Fax: 250-363-3015 weight, hair and eye color can be ordered online and completed at home if they ever go missing. 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Kevin Li ing to the National Aboriginal Contributor Awareness Week.” According to Parks Canada, During the week of May 22 Aboriginal Awareness Week was to 25, every day from 6:30 to first introduced in 1992 with the 7 a.m., Bill Stewart performed purpose of increasing awareness Aboriginal drumming and singing of Aboriginal peoples and cul- at Duntze Head to celebrate the tures within the Canadian mosaic 20th anniversary of Aboriginal and the public service. Since that Awareness Week. time, it has evolved and grown “The drum beat represents into a government-wide celebra- the heart beat of mother earth,” tion giving federal public servants says Stewart, Defence Aboriginal from across Canada the oppor- Advisory Group Co-Chair. tunity to participate in a week “Drumming and singing is how of activities that highlight the I communicate with the people, unique and diverse Aboriginal the Spirit, and Mother Earth, cultures in Canada, including Métis, Inuit and First Nations. and this is my way of contribut- Photo by MCpl Angela Abbey, MARPAC Imaging Services

In addition to his drumming, Stewart just culture, as Stewart also practices drumming at the age three, and in culture, please contact the Defence remains well-connected with his home Aboriginal drumming because “it helps recent years has learned many of the Aboriginal Advisory Group. community [Ahousaht] within the him to prepare for his day and what is songs handed down from family mem- http://esquimalt.mil.ca/marpac/n14/ Nuu-Chah-Nulth traditional territor- to come.” bers. Aboriginal people use this art to programs/Employment%20Equity/ ies. He continues to learn about his Drumming has been an integral part of remember and celebrate their unique adv_gro/daag/daag.htm You can also people, and represents his culture with Aboriginal culture since time immemor- histories and stories by passing down visit the Nuu-Chah-Nulth people’s pride. For Stewart, drumming is an ial. The drum is made with natural this knowledge to future generations. website at: http://nuuchahnulth.org/ important part of these ties as it indi- materials and they come in various If you are interested in finding out index.html cates “who we are and where we come sizes with unique histories and stor- more about Aboriginal drumming and Ahousaht website: http://www.ahou- from.” Drumming is about more than ies. Stewart started learning Aboriginal learning more about the Aboriginal saht.ca/Home.html 6 • LOOKOUT May 28, 2012

Sell your home in the Lookout Base readies for Freedom of Call 363-3014 to advertise the Township of Esquimalt Shelley Lipke After the ceremony, the marching contin- Staff Writer gent will parade from Municipal Hall with colours flying and march through Dockyard A FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR FACILITY History will repeat itself June 7 when more to A Jetty so employees can see the parade. Winner of the Members of the Victoria and Esquimalt “2010 BEST SERVICE AWARD” then 500 Canadian Forces members parade to from Esquimalt the Esquimalt Municipal Hall in the Freedom Camera Clubs will attempt to recreate a Chamber of Commerce of the Township of Esquimalt ceremony. modern image of a photo taken in 1885 when military members marched through Induction & Fuel Injection Service Oil service Forty years ago, Canadian Forces members Out of Province Inspection Electrical donned their Number 1s to celebrate the Esquimalt. 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Everybody had to complete all the Esquimalt Road to the Municipal Hall. movements perfectly. We practiced 30 minute After identifying himself and his unit to standouts not moving at all. It was mid sum- Chief Constable Jamie Graham, Capt(N) mer and we had a sun-burned faces and below Baines will rap on the door of the Municipal our berets it was as white as snow, almost like Hall three times with the pommel of his sword we were down a quart,” said the Chief. to gain entry. Greeting him will be Esquimalt The tradition of granting Freedom of the Mayor Barb Desjardins, who will read the City to a military unit goes back more than Freedom of the Township declaration. three centuries. Throughout history there Freedom of the City is an ancient honour has been a strong aversion against the war- granted to martial organizations; it allows like appearance of large bodies of troops in them the privilege to march into the city city streets disturbing the peace and appear- with drums beating, colours flying and bayo- ing to be a threat to the ancient civic rights nets fixed. of the city fathers. The custom first took hold “Over 3,000 military members were after the restoration of King Charles II of involved in the 100th anniversary Freedom England in 1660. of the City (in celebration of the navy’s 100th Today, it is an entirely ceremonial honour, anniversary) on May 10, 2010. This will be and remains one of the oldest ceremonies in a scaled down version,” said CPO2 O’Hara. the Commonwealth. Hansen appointed Honorary Colonel Rick Hansen has been disability are perceived, and society for all Canadians. appointed Honorary his ability to inspire them to Hansen was made a Colonel of the Canadian move forward is truly fitting Companion of the Order of Forces (CF) Joint Personnel to one of the main priorities Canada in 1987. He is also Support Unit (JPSU) by of the Canadian Forces, that a member of the Order of Peter MacKay, Minister of of caring for our own,” said British Columbia, a recipi- National Defence. Rear-Admiral Smith. ent of the Diamond Jubilee JPSU offers dedicated Hansen, a renowned Medal and one of Canada’s programs and services to Canadian athlete and most decorated Paralympic support serving and retired founder of the Rick Hansen athletes. ill and injured military Foundation and the Rick “I look forward to sharing personnel, as well as their Hansen Institute, grew my own experiences with families, and the families of up in small-town British all JPSU members, their Lawyers with a those who lost their lives Columbia with a single families and the families of while serving. dream: to one day repre- our men and women who Canadian Forces Perspective “We are truly honoured sent Canada at the Olympic lost their lives in service to have such a remarkable Games. But at the age of of Canada,” said Hansen. person as Mr. Rick Hansen 15, he was thrown from “My goal in accepting this Mel Hunt, Dan Murphy join our military family by the back of a pick-up truck, honour is to provide some LCOL (Ret’d) RADM (Ret’d) accepting this important paralyzing him from the encouragement to those Practicing Military Law Extensive experience appointment,” said Minister waist down. Unwilling to faced with life-changing for over 30 Years with Canadian Forces MacKay. “I have no doubt give up on his love for sport challenges. We each have personnel issues that he will continue to be and fortified with a new the power within in us to an inspiration to all our men dream, Hansen became take small steps to over- and women in uniform, and the first person with a dis- come extreme obstacles. Military Grievances Veterans Pensions Personal Injury their families, who find the ability to graduate from When we have hope, we strength to face the tremen- the University of British have possibility.” Summary Trials Courts Martial Appeals Criminal Law dous challenges that come Columbia with a degree As an Honorary Colonel, with their situation and for in physical education. Ten Hansen’s role will be to their desire to recover and years later, he set off on his help foster morale within Call 250.478.1731 live accomplished lives in Man In Motion World Tour, his unit, help build relation- the face of adversity.” travelling 40,000 kilometres ships through the honorary Minister MacKay’s deci- through 34 countries and colonel network and ensure Leigh Gagnon sion to appoint Hansen as raising $26 million for spinal that the customs and tradi- Honorary Colonel of the cord research tions of the CF are main- Practicing Family and Real CF Joint Personnel Support Upon returning home tained. Estate Law for military Unit was met with absolute from his epic journey he The Minister of National members for 20 years. delight by Rear-Admiral founded the Rick Hansen Defence, on the recommen- Call 250.381.2151 Andy Smith, Chief Military Foundation, which has dation of the Chief of the Personnel. raised more than $252 mil- Defence Staff, is the approv- “Mr. Hansen’s life-long lion to help find a cure for ing authority for all appoint- [email protected] www.DinningHunter.com devotion to making a differ- spinal cord injury and to ments. Tenures are normally ence in how people with a build an accessible, inclusive for a period of three years. May 28, 2012 LOOKOUT • 7

CCombatingombating piracypiracy andand oiloil thefttheft inin NigeriaNigeria Georgina Nicoll nautical miles from shore. control of local resources. They are opposed eted by corrupt officials. Office of Asia-Pacific Although piracy has occurred in Nigerian to the state’s alliance with oil companies, The people of the Niger Delta perceive waters since the late 1970s, the problem has and claim that oil theft is a just form of vigi- this as a grave injustice. The local people Royal Roads University, the Asia Pacific received relatively little government atten- lante wealth redistribution. Other criminal who are most affected by the industry have Center for Security Studies, and Maritime tion and has flourished unchecked. There groups have the more immediate motive of watched in frustration as rich foreign oil Forces Pacific will be holding the biennial have been many reports of crews broadcast- personal enrichment. workers come to stay in luxurious enclosed Maritime Security Challenges conference in ing distress calls, but receiving no response Cracking down on oil theft and orga- camps, while most of the nearby villages Victoria, B.C. from Oct. 1-3, 2012. One of from the Nigerian authorities. Furthermore, nized crime with military force has proven lack basic services. Over 70 percent of the the conference panel discussions will focus on there have been many allegations that gov- complicated. During the 1990s and the Delta’s 30 million people have no access security issues in the Gulf of Guinea. This ernment officials have turned a blind eye early 2000s, the region became increasingly to electricity, clean water, or medical care. article explores key maritime concerns in this to the issue, or have actively colluded with militarized; as state security forces increased Despite government and industry claims region and discusses some of the political and criminal groups to receive a share of piracy their presence to protect oil fields and that oil would bring development to the economic factors that make improving security profits. pipelines, criminal operations and militias country, the average Nigerian in the Delta in the Gulf of Guinea such a challenge. More In the past decade Nigeria has increased acquired huge stocks of modern weaponry. region is probably worse off now than information on MSC 2012 can be accessed at its naval and coast guard capabilities. The military launched counter-insurgency before oil was discovered. www.mscconference.com Nigeria opened a regional Maritime Rescue campaigns, and the ensuing clashes with Some reports suggest that in the Niger Much has been written about Somali Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Lagos in armed criminal and rebel groups resulted in Delta, piracy and illegal oil operations are piracy and its threat to the international 2008, and signed a multilateral agreement many casualties and a significant displace- among the only economically rewarding shipping industry. However, there is also with neighbouring countries on stream- ment of civilians. Violence eased following occupations available in a region where a growing piracy problem on the other lining search and rescue operations. This an amnesty in 2009, but there are still the adult unemployment rate is around 70 side of the African continent, in the Gulf February, the Nigerian Navy hosted naval regular reports of clashes and bomb attacks percent. Traditionally, Niger Delta commu- of Guinea. According to the International forces from 11 other nations in a four-day launched by militia groups. The conflict has nities survived on fishing and agriculture, Maritime Organization, 2011 marked a exercise focused on crime prevention at sea. hindered oil production, with output drop- but 50 years of irresponsible oil industry peak year for pirate activity in the region, The Navy has also budgeted funds to pur- ping 20 percent between 2006 and 2011. practices have poisoned the water and soil, with 64 reported attacks, a 28 percent chase more than two dozen new patrol ves- Currently, the military is again trying to turning the Niger Delta into one of the increase from 2010. The waters off Nigeria sels this year. Despite recent improvements, ramp up its operations in the Niger Delta. most contaminated zones on earth. Crop are particularly risky: Africa’s most popu- however, the country’s maritime forces are In early 2012, the Air Force opened a new yields have declined, and fish stocks have lous country and top oil producer is home still under-equipped for the considerable Mobility Command Headquarters in the collapsed almost completely. Foreign oil to a strong network of criminal organiza- task of patrolling Nigeria’s 853 kilometre Delta, and the Navy is also looking to estab- companies are not entirely to blame, as ille- tions that have increasingly targeted ships coastline. lish a permanent presence to facilitate raids gal bunkering and refining operations have on criminal hideouts. A joint military task also been very damaging. carrying valuable cargo. In coming years, FIGHTING PIRACY ON LAND shipping traffic off the coast of Nigeria is While it is important to increase the force, code named Operation Pulo Shield, The UN Environment Programme esti- projected to increase, as world demand for capacity of the coast guard and navy to pre- was launched in January 2012 to combat oil mates that it would take up to 30 years its oil grows. The risk of hijacking, however, vent pirate attacks, piracy at sea stems from theft, and has raided close to 100 bunker- of intensive clean-up efforts to restore the could discourage international shipping ves- the deeply engrained land-based problem ing and refining operations. The authorities region. In 2011 the Nigerian government sels from approaching Nigeria’s ports. of organized crime. Nigeria’s coastline is are making a serious attempt to strengthen was discussing a billion-dollar cleanup plan, Improving security in Nigerian waters notorious for its criminal networks, armed the rule of law, although some fear that the but progress has stalled, and there are will not be easy. It will require coordinated insurgents, and thriving black market, espe- increasing military presence in the region rumours that the project may be cancelled action among naval and coast guard fleets cially in the oil-rich Niger Delta region. will anger local communities and renew the altogether. Yet restoring the environment to fend off pirate attacks. It will also require Criminal groups have established hidden cycle of arms accumulation and violence. and nurturing economic alternatives are key steps to improving security for the local taking action against land-based criminal camps among the mangrove forests of the ADDRESSING ROOT CAUSES groups, and the government corruption that Delta, taking advantage of the labyrinth of The government’s strategy against piracy population, the oil industry, and the ship- allows them to thrive. In addition, a long swamps and creeks. From these camps, they and organized crime has received criticism ping industry. term strategy against piracy and organized launch waterborne attacks against ships from some community leaders and analysts CONCLUSION crime must include measures to address the then retreat to the complex waterways of for failing to address the key economic and Nigeria is facing a grave problem with extreme poverty and inequality that have the Delta. political issues that engender conflict and crime on land and at sea, and the country driven Nigerians to pursue illicit activities. Many of the camps belonging to crimi- criminality in the first place. Indeed, a long has begun to address the issue by strength- Piracy is a symptom of deeper economic, nal groups house illegal refineries, used to term strategy against piracy and oil theft in ening its maritime security forces and crack- political and environmental problems, all of process oil that has been stolen from ships Nigeria must somehow address the severe ing down on organized crime in the Niger which need to be examined and rectified or from pipelines. An estimated 100,000 poverty of the Niger Delta region, as well Delta region. The government is financially in order to put a permanent end to piracy barrels of oil per day are illegally diverted as the endemic corruption and mismanage- dependent on oil revenues, and is aware and oil theft. from the pipelines that criss-cross the Delta, ment in the Nigerian oil sector that see rev- that it needs to improve security in order to THEFT AT SEA in a process referred to as “illegal bunker- enues go only to the top echelons of society. maintain oil production and export levels. The International Maritime Bureau ing.” Approximately 10 percent of Nigeria’s The foreign oil companies that began However, improving long term security for has recorded 10 attempted hijackings off refined oil supply comes from illegal bun- drilling in the Niger Delta in the 1960s tankers and oil rigs cannot be accomplished Nigeria in the first quarter of 2012, though kering and refining operations. There is a have made billions of dollars in profits. The with military force alone. There is a need the real number is likely much higher. The well-established black market, which is Nigerian government has also benefitted for a two-pronged strategy, which both majority of the attacks occurred near the reported to involve officials at all levels of immensely, with oil profits representing 80 deters criminal activity by increasing mili- Niger Delta and targeted ships carrying government, selling oil to customers across percent of federal revenues. The country’s tary patrols, and addresses the underlying oil. Unlike Somali pirate attacks, which Nigeria and in neighbouring countries. political and business elite have received problems of poverty and corrupt gover- have focused primarily on hostage-taking The various groups in the Niger Delta a hefty share, as have the ruling elite in nance that make criminality so appealing. for ransom, Nigerian attacks have focused have different motives for stealing oil. the Niger Delta. Oil revenues that could The views expressed in this article are those on stealing cargo. The pirates are usually Insurgent groups such as the Movement have been invested in social programs, of the author only and do not reflect the policy equipped with automatic weapons, com- for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta infrastructure and economic opportunities of Canada’s Department of National Defence munication devices, and improvised oil (MEND) have turned to oil theft – as well in the Delta have largely been diverted to or the Royal Canadian Navy. This article tankers to transport their plunder. They as kidnapping – for political reasons, mainly projects in other regions, inflated govern- may be disseminated and/or reproduced free have been known to attack ships over 70 to raise funds for their armed struggle for ment and industry salaries, or simply pock- of charge, but only in its entirety. 8 • LOOKOUT May 28, 2012

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Artists unite in Victoria Sketch Club Shelley Lipke got into abstract painting because I appre- Staff Writer ciated the amount of planning required. I figured early on I would never be good at Seventy-four-year-old Brigadier General painting apples. I don’t have the talent, or (Ret’d) Larry Gollner never imagined peo- the patience to do that. Abstract just suits ple would buy his art, even though he’s an me better.” honourary member of the oldest fine arts He starts by cutting out strips of coloured club west of the Great Lakes - the Victoria paper. Next, he makes models followed by Sketch Club founded in 1909. producing a small mock up on paper, then Over the years more than 30 paintings on board. have left his studio, tucked under the arm “When I am satisfied that I’ve got the pro- of a new owner, destined for display on a portions and the colours right, I determine solitary wall. the size of the painting,” he says. “To be quite frank, it is satisfying and His other medium is watercolour, which motivating when people actually buy your adds an extra element of skill as it is art,” he says. “It’s a compliment and recogni- both spontaneous and unforgiving, he says. tion.” “There is no going back. Once it’s done, The Sketch Club allows only about 40 the chances of repairing a mistake are slim; artists at a time, with noteworthy artists whereas other types of paints you can paint Emily Carr, Samuel McClure and Max over once they are dry.” Maynard on the register at one time. Over the years he has received pointers For the retired soldier, art didn’t become from some of the more renowned club a passion until he borrowed some of his members such as Ted Harrison and Victor wife Christine’s supplies on a whim nearly Lotto. “When you have people like Ted and 20 years ago. Christine attended the Emily Victor sitting around, you learn a lot and Carr Art and Design Institute, and is a you tend to pay attention,” says Gollner. “I widely recognized artist. Canvas, brushes enjoy the artists in the club; they are not and paint were only a few strides away in only good artists, they are pleasant people their home. Gollner dabbled in the genre and friends.” after hours; it was the military that had his Members range in age from 40 to 90 plus. full attention. For more information on the Victoria Retirement and a nomination into the Sketch Club and to see samples of Gollner’s club propelled him to fully explore his tal- work, go to www.victoriasketchclub. An ent. account of the Club’s history can be found “I moved into the true creative side – in John Lover’s book The Victoria Sketch which to me is abstract painting,” he says. “I Club; a Centennial Celebration.

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Captain Tom Brown did so when he Capt Brown has served the Canadian “I’m looking forward to that day Forces for more than 30 years, a career inspired his daughter Private Ashley when I get home myself – and hoping that has taken him around the globe Stewart to join the military. that Ashley is there with the rest of Realtor and Currently, they are both serving on on five international missions and three naval deployments. One of the the family, ready to run into my arms Mortgage two different Canadian Forces (CF) as she’s always done since she was a operations in the Middle East. warships he served on was actually little girl,” said Capt Brown. “She may Specialist with Capt Brown is a logistics officer HMCS Charlottetown. He is currently deployed as a staff be Daryl’s wife, but she’ll always be One call! for Operation Attention in Kabul, Afghanistan, and his daughter, Pte officer with the National Command my little girl.” Stewart, is the medical technician or Support Element for the Canadian “Knowing that both my father and Amanda Orr Jennifer Lowe “baby doc” in HMCS Charlottetown, Contribution Training Mission – I are currently on operation in the Royal LePage Mobile Mortgage Specialist Afghanistan (CCTM-A). Middle East is surreal,” said Pte Stewart. Coast Capital Realty TD Canada Trust which is currently deployed in the 250.686.9961 250.217.4925 Arabian Sea as part of Operation “I’ve always loved having Ashley “Twenty five years of seeing him off on [email protected] [email protected] Artemis. there to see me off and greet me deployments, and as of January the www.royallepage.ca www.tdcanadatrus.com/msf/jenlowe “My Dad has relentlessly reminded from overseas deployments,” said Capt roles were reversed. I now understand me that I am a ‘stubborn Brown,’ and Brown. “Another highlight was getting what it’s like from his perspective and to be the officer who swore her in to it’s always given me the motivation it gives me a newfound appreciation the Canadian Forces. However, the to push through any obstacles that for what we do. I’m proud of my career come my way,” said Pte Stewart. “He’s hardest thing I’ve had to do is watch choice and I’m very proud of him.” extremely supportive and never hesi- her sail away on her first deployment Three of Capt Brown’s four chil- tates to let me know he’s proud.” on my old ship.” As “Baby Doc” on board As a recipient of the Order of dren have pursued a career in the Charlottetown, her first deployment, Military Merit, which is awarded to Canadian Forces: his oldest, 2Lt her role is a licensed primary care individuals to recognize conspicuous (Ret’d) Tina Benjamin, a former Royal paramedic. merit and exceptional service by CF Military College graduate who res- On a day-to-day basis she does sick members, he knows what it takes ides in Trenton, Ont.; his oldest step- parade, which includes taking vital to have a successful and meaningful son, Cpl Michael Betts, a LCIS Tech signs, medical histories and doing career. stationed in Halifax; Jason, though physical exams on patients. She also “The hardest thing for me, over not inclined towards a military career, gives immunizations, IVs, and dispens- the years, was the innumerable fes- followed his brother’s interest into es medications under the supervision tive occasions and tragic events that Information Technology; and the baby, have happened while I’ve been away; of the Senior Physician Assistant. Pte Ashley Stewart, who is presently In the event of a medical evacuation, moments that you missed, moments serving onboard Charlottetown as the she is responsible for escorting the that you’ll never get back,” said Capt junior medic. casualty, and she also helps train the Brown. “But over the years my family casualty clearers on ship. and friends have been steadfast in their “I cannot fathom doing anything else “It’s a steep learning curve as love, support and encouragement for for a career,” said Capt Brown. “And, MILITARY the Baby Doc because it’s a QL5 me. 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Photos by MCpl David Singleton-Browne, DND-MDN Canada Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall visited Canada as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations of Her Majesty the Queen. Above left: Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Cornwall talks with Corporal Thomas Eveson while inspecting the Guard of Honour during her first visit to The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada at the Moss Park Armoury in Toronto, Canada. Above: His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales accompanied by Lieutenant-Colonel Jesse Jones, the Commanding Officer of the Royal Regiment of Canada, inspect the RRoyaloyal visitvisit Guard on parade during a massed military muster at Fort York Armoury in Toronto. Middle: His Royal Highness presents the 1812 Commemorative Banner to General Walter Natynczyk, Chief of the Defence Staff. Bottom left: Her Royal Highness unveils her official portrait as Colonel-in-Chief with the artist, Richard Stone, during her first visit to The Queen’s Own Rifles in Toronto. The Duchess of Cornwall has been the regiment’s Colonel-in-Chief since January 1, 2011. Below: His Royal Highness salutes as troops march past during a massed military muster at Fort York Armoury in Toronto. Photo by Cpl Igor R. Korpan 16 • LOOKOUT May 28, 2012 CFFSE honours, awards & promotions On Thursday April 12, a CF Fleet School Esquimalt Division parade was held, where honours, awards and ZULUBravo promotions were awarded.

PO2 McGee, CFFSE MSE DIV, received his Canadian MS Coolidge, CFFSE CBT DIV, received his Canadian Decoration from Cdr Drews. Decoration from Cdr Drews.

PO2 Lavallée, CFFSE DCD DIV, received his promotion to Acting PO1 from Cdr Drews.

PO1 Kranz, CFFSE SEA DIV, received his Certificate PO1 McCrea, CFFSE CBT DIV, received his Certificate of appreciation In recognition of outstanding vol- for successfully completing all components of the unteer service to the Sooke Preschool 2nd Annual Officer Professional Military Education (OPME) Touch a Truck Fundraiser 2011 wich raised over from Cdr Drews. $4,000, from Cdr Drews.

MS Coolidge, CFFSE CBT DIV, received his promotion to PO2 from Cdr Drews.

Patrol Craft Training Section, Commanding Officer, LCdr Sam Patchell and Coxswain CPO2 Dave Morse promote LS John Niedoba to MS Fraser, CFFSE CSE DIV, received his promotion Master Seaman. to PO2 from Cdr Drews. MS Lovejoy, CFFSE DCD DIV, received his Canadian Decoration from Cdr Drews.

Patrol Craft Training Section, Commanding LS Ho, CFFSE CBT DIV, received the Commander- MS Fielding, CFFSE CBT DIV, received his Rotation Officer, LCdr Sam Patchell and Coxswain CPO2 in-Chief Commendation (while serving with the Bar to the South Western Asia Service Medal from Dave Morse promote LS Randy Spencer to 1st Battalion of the Royal canadian Regiment) from Cdr Drews. Master Seaman. Cdr Drews. May 28, 2012 LOOKOUT • 17

At the luncheon in Admirals House, Admiral Greenwood presented Retired Admiral Bill Hughes with the Canadian Forces Medallion for Distinguished Karen Shields, of the Naden Band, is promoted to PO1 by CPO2 Pierre Cayer Service, which is authorized by the CDS. The citation reads, “Rear-Admiral and Lt(N) Matthew Clark. William Andrew Hughes,CD (Retired), for dedication,leadership and persever- ance in the implementation of the Naval Memorial Window project in 2010.” find us online www.lookoutnewspaper.com

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RATES: MILITARY and DND PERSONNEL: 25 words $7.84 • ALL OTHERS: 20 words $8.96 • Each additional word 17¢ • HST Included • DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED Advertising: Thursday at 11a.m. Call 363•3014 to book your display or word ad ANNOUNCEMENTS VOLUNTEER REAL ESTATE • FOR RENT ACCESSING SERVICES, ARE YOU A WORKING FURNISHED 1 BDRM 725ft2 ACROSS FROM BASE GLEN LAKE AREA. 2 bdrm BRIGHT, WARM, 1 BDRM ALZHEIMER Society of B.C. woman in the commu- Gorge Condo, U/G prkg; Hospital, 1207 Colville house, upper. Bright & Cottage backing onto 1239 PARK TERRACE Workshop, Monday, June nity & would like to share ideal for IR; Water, Park, Road, avail for rent July newley reno’d. Sun room Equimalt’s Cairn Park. 4th, 9 a.m. to noon. Pre- your knowledge, experi- Mtn views; 10mins to Base, 15th. 3bdrm,1bth with 5 with a view. Shared utils. Close to bus routes and 2 bdrm, $895, heat, hot water registration required. 250- ence, skills with another Dtwn, Malls; $1275/mth appliances. 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Contact Bridges for Shawnigan Lake Villiage, Women at 250-385-7410 TRANSITION PREP/ 250-888-1212 Are you unsure of who you COACHING with a former 1640 sqft 3bdrm/2bth, are and what you want or www.bridgesforwomen. W/D/F/S, microwave, all ca SCAN Coord Judy Marston. to do with your life? Our 10% Military Discount, energy star and under 5yrs FREE program will con- SHARE YOUR www.resumecoach.ca or old. FP, large yd with lg Ask about our DND Discount! nect you with a supportive RECREATIONAL 250-888-7733 storage shed, 50ft driveway Apartments mentor to explore career INTERESTS this fall by for parking. Family room 707 Esquimalt Rd and employment options, supporting a person with VEHICLES FOR SALE downstairs. Workshop and develop life skills, and a disability to become craft room. Family and pets Ocean front, Christie Point Apartments cultivate valuable friend- more active! By donat- 1972 MERCEDES CLASSIC ok, non smoking please. Olympic mountain ships. 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Call Welcome bth. walk in closet with Shaw@home. 20% 6PM Wagon 1-866-518-7287 Off built ins; 2-3 min to base; and arrange a short visit. to late shopping plaza; rec centre; Reasonable rent in Off Base Housing I look forward to bringing public transit; library; park a very quiet building. you my basket of goodies! HAIR STYLIST & more. 10 mins to down- It doesn't get better 3005 11 Svc Bn ARMY town; ref req; 1 yr lease Call to view ASK CADETS has a great, fun, = 1/2 off 1st mo. Rent w/ ABOUT possible extension, NS, pets MILITARY than Capreit OUR MOVE-IN safe, purposeful program. DISCOUNT BONUS! There is no cost and youth neg, Avail July 1st, $2200/ 383-1731 OFFERED 10 % mo. 250-472-3516 M/F 12-18 years of age are MILITARY eligible to join. Weekend DISCOUNT No Pets 215 Gorge Road East: 200 Gorge Road West: and Summer Camps, Band, FULL SERVICE HAIR SALON & DAY SPA First Aid, and Markmanship allowed in Bachelor Starting From: $705 2 Bedroom From: $1,135 MED SPA FOCUSING ON: any building are all offered. Thursday • LASER HAIR REMOVAL 1 Bedroom Starting From: $790 6:30 - 9:00 pm, 724 • NON-INVASIVE SKIN TREATMENTS www.devonprop.com 2 Bedroom Starting From: $950 Vanalman Ave Victoria. Call 250-363-3194 or NOW OFFERING WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM 625 Constance Avenue: email 3005army@cadets. Phone: 250-383-5598 • 880B Esquimalt Rd (at Head Street) LARGE SUITES net. 741 Admirals 1 Bedroom From: $800 CAREGIVING FOR 2 Bedroom From: $965 SOMEONE with dementia? MOTORCYCLES Base Newspaper Advertising 2 bdrm $950 avail NOW! The Alzheimer Society of Local or National 250-995-2315 B.C. has support groups 250-381-5084 • [email protected] for caregivers. 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Princess Patricia 1006 Isabell Ave. • $459,900 • MLS #307758 2878 Gregory Rd-Shawnigan Lake 172 Levista Place • NOW $689,900 • MLS #303307 APARTMENTS This immaculately cared for home offers a bright kitchen $379,900 • MLS #309359 with eat-in bar, spacious dining room next to the patio Cozy 3 bed, 3 bath, family home in Beach Estates! NO HST! New Home, main-level living offers doors leading to a large deck and a large family room Hardwood fl oors, heated tile entry, wood stove, and open concept kitchen/living/dining/fi replace, granite coun- NEW BALCONIES • EXERCISE ROOM with a gas fi replace. Lots of windows and skylight, 2 bed- large deck off of family room. This home is situated on tertops, hwd fl oors, lg covered deck off dining rm w/gas bbq hook-ups. Upstairs,3 bdm, master w/lg walk-in closet/ 14TH FLOOR LOUNGE rooms and bath up. Huge family room, full size laundry, a large 8800 sq. ft. lot at the end of a cul-de sac with a second bathroom and third spacious bedroom. Roughed fully fenced yard and a double garage that is roughed en-suite. Laundry rm upstairs. Landscaped with sprinklers, 703 Esquimalt Road in for suite. Backyard is fully fenced with garden shed and in for a bachelor teen suite. 4 ft. crawl under the entire heat pump, dbl car garage - end of cul-de-sac; 5 mins to patio. Close to Happy Valley School and bus routes. length of the house. Costco/Walmart - 10 mins to downtown. Home warranty! 250-382-2223 Tara Niedoba Now Renting: 250-857-0178 Bachelor • 1 BDR Suite ɜȣȐ(ȐɑɑɴɄȵǸReal Estate, “It’s What ɜȐǸȹWe Do” www.jerrybola.com [email protected] V.I.’s Relocation Specialist Fraser Tolmie Apts Colonial House 1 & 2 Bedrooms, H/HW, 2 indoor pools Judy Campbell & Jacuzzis, underground parking, workshop & social room. Mature tenant 250.744.3301 base. Professional on site management, …providing a superior level of informed open 7 days a week. Drop in TODAY! professional Real Estate Services since 1989. Corner unit with ocean views. Recent updating includes kitchen Daily Open House cabinets with pull-outs, bathroom cabinets and countertops. Two For Sale 1-866-584-7039 bedrooms, one bathroom and in-suite storage. Close to shopping, 1701 Cedar Hill X Road bus routes, rec centre and naval base. Now $189,900 2828 Inlet Ave - $509, 000 www.frasertolmie.ca for pics 150-805 Cloverdale Ave 3 Bdrm/.23 Acre Jacqueline Baker 250-384-8124 1366 Craigfl ower - $548, 800 5 Bdrm/2Bdrm Ste HAULING LAWLESS ▲ BROWN MORTGAGE TEAM 1370 Craigfl ower - $439,000 "Managing your mortgage 2 Bdrm/garage .24 Acre 10% Military for as long as you have one." 3277 Linwood Ave - $479, 000 Discount 4 Bdrm/.26 Acre Call for • Complete Packing Supplies & Service FREE 2879 Inez Dr - $579,000 • Skillful, Friendly, Experienced Movers • Local and long distance QUOTE! 2005/3 Bdrm/3 Bath • 20 years experience! 1161 Finlayson St - $434,000 TOLL FREE 1-888-648-7632 2 Bdrm/garage/Bsmt 250-883-4229 Email: [email protected] lawlessbrown.com Maximize your position in the market place + be www.straightlinemoving.com 250.656.0855 the fi rst to receive new listings of homes. [email protected] Call Judy Campbell Today. MORTGAGE Krista & Sherri www.judysellsvictoria.com Father & Son ® DEPOT need work, we’ll do Book your annual the job the others TAX PREPARATION won’t. Trash hauled check up early! from $5. Plus dump fee. No job too small. Dockyard members and HMC Ships OAP rates MOBILE TAX SERVICE call 363-2310 Blue Baby Tax Prep. • Any weather By • Demolition Personnel at Naden, Black Rock, appointment Professional Tax Services Colwood, FDU and Work Point only Refuse Sam 1077 Lisa Close, • Personal Income Tax 250-216-5865 or call 363-4149 Shawnigan Lake MLS #307430 • Small Business 250-475-0611 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home on large • Bookkeeping SAME DAY SERVICE corner lot. Spacious master with luxurious ensuite, functional kitchen, laminate fl oor, and gas Proud DND family member! HOME RENOVATION fi replace. Fully fenced private yard. A must see! Maggie Mullen For more info contact Amanda Orr [email protected] Royal LePage Coast Capital Realty 250.686.9961 www.bluebabytaxprep.ca

HARDWOOD REFINISHING SPECIALISTS GREAT LOCATION! CLOSE 2122 A Government Street DND T 250.858.1456 TO Waterfront and minutes Receive • Eco-friendly ﬁ nishes to town along walkway, Victoria, B.C. F 250.590.5860 15% Off ! • Dustless sanding system bus or bike. 2 Bdrms & V8T-5G5 5% Military den, 2 bthrms. This 2 level • Victoria owned and operated town home allows pets and discount on rentals and has a fenced Installations yard. New doors, windows, Base Newspaper Advertising FREE UBL updated kitchen & bath- ESTIMATESDO E room, storage & in unit Sell your home 1937 Newton Street laundry. Huge mstr. Bdrm Local or National 250-363-8602 ext 2 with patio doors to deck. in the Lookout [email protected] NN Saanich Call 363-3014 HHARDWOODARDWOOD FFLOORSLOORS IINC.NC. 1160 sq ft. $315,000.00 Canadian Armed Forces 250-880-0926 Priced to sell quickly. 250- to advertise Base Newspapers 16 Bases - One contact 508-0032 20 • LOOKOUT May 28, 2012

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