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Toys for the North Drive Launches from CFB Trenton 7,000 Isolated Northern Children Will Benefit from the Fourth Annual Toys for the North Drive New AMherst - Trenton Paper sf 10/24/13 4:51 PM Page 1 “Delivering news and information. At home and around the world.” • “Des nouvelles d’ici et de partout ailleurs.” Volume 48 • Issue 48 • November 29, 2013 SMALL TOWN LIVING AT ITS BEST NEW HOMES starting at $304,900 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 NEW AMHERST >> CFB Trenton Pond Hockey >> 24 CF Health Services supports >> 8 Wing sergeant gets Classic hopes to attract 32 teams GCWCC with annual silent auction CBC makeover in third year and bake sale R0012397817 Sgt. Denise Snow gets a day of pampering Visit New Amherst in Cobourg Walter Gretzky to be a guest at the Organizers worked since the end of on the popular CBC daytime 1.866.528.9618 “Roots of Hockey” dinner Saturday night 2 September to put the event together 3 Steven & Chris Show 7 www.newamherst.com Toys for the North drive launches from CFB Trenton 7,000 isolated northern children will benefit from the fourth annual Toys for the North drive By Ross Lees over 7,000 children will benefit this year from the program, which sees the toys anta Claus is getting a huge assist for donated by member companies of the Sthe fourth year in a row in his own Canadian Toy Association (CTA). The back yard from the RCMP, the Canadian collected toys are first warehoused and Toy Association, Thomson Terminals transported to CFB Trenton by Thomson and the Canadian Armed Forces. Terminals. Next, the Canadian Armed These organizations are working Forces transport the toys to places like together as part of the “Toys for the Winnipeg, Thunder Bay and Goose Bay. North” drive, which distributes toys and Finally, the RCMP will ensure that the diapers to northern children who often toys get delivered to the isolated north- do not benefit from large toy drives like ern communities selected to be this their more southerly located fellow Ca- year’s recipients. From start to finish nadian children. It is expected that well Continued on pages 12 & 13 United Way fundraiser leap of faith CAAWC helps United Way with unique fundraiser By Ross Lees more information on the campaign visit, http://gcwcc-ccmtgc.org). t’s not an easy first step to take, but a Once they did it the first time, many Ilot of people – young and not so young were anxious to go back and do it again, – took that step on Saturday, Nov. 23 on some several times. behalf of the United Way of Quinte. Twelve-year-old Julia Flor rappelled Some had to be coaxed to go out of the down the 60-foot rappel tower with rela- Canadian Army Advanced Warfare Cen- tive ease after some coaching from the fa- tre (CAAWC) training towers the first cility instructors. Once she was over the time, but a surprising number couldn’t lip of the tower, she just kept going until wait to give it a try – all after forking over she reached the bottom amid cheers from The media descend on CFB Trenton the morning of November 27 to a few bucks towards this year’s Govern- her family and friends. feature the Toys for the North drive which sees toys collected, stored, ment of Canada Workplace Charitable “It was scary, but it was fun,” she said a and eventually transported to isolated northern communities for Campaign (GCWCC), which started in little later after she had warmed up. children who do not often experience this kind of generosity. September at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. (For Continued on page 8 Photo Ross Lee NumbersTalk! RealTrendsTop 200 Report Highlights“137 of the top 200 Brokerages in Canada are Re/Max Brokerages”.We are proud to be a part of this elite group.Whether moving across the street, across the country or across the world. RE/MAX, serving you in 85 countries around the world! NO ONE IN THE WORLD SELLS MORE REAL ESTATE THAN RE/MAX! 447 Dundas St. W., Trenton www.trentvalleyrealty.comwww.remaxquinte.com 41 Main St., Brighton 613-392-6594 1-800-567-0776 613-475-6594 2 - The Contact News November 29, 2013 CFB Trenton Pond Hockey Classic hopes to attract 32 teams in third year Walter Gretzky to be a guest at the “Roots of Hockey” dinner Saturday night By Ross Lees he CFB Trenton Pond Hockey Classic just gets T bigger and bigger and ever more popular. This year, people may even see a snippet about it on the Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada, accord- ing to Trenton Scotiabank representative Diane Gaffney. Scotiabank and ScotiaMcLeod have combined efforts this year to become the CFB Trenton Pond Hockey Classic sponsors and, with their connec- tion to the CBC and Hockey Day in Canada, they were able to talk the CBC into sending a camera crew down to film a segment for the annual NHL/ CBC extravaganza. There is actually another NHL connection to this year’s pond hockey event, which will take place in Batawa on Jan. 17 and 18. Canada’s most famous hockey father, Walter Gretzky, will be a guest speaker at the tournament’s closing event, the “Roots of Hockey” dinner being held on the Saturday night at the National Air Force Museum of Canada in Trenton. That same dinner also fea- tures “Just for Laughs” comedian Dave Hemstad as the emcee for the evening. Taking place at the Batawa Lions Community Rinks in Batawa, this four-on-four pond hockey tournament is hoping to attract 32 teams this year, including the first ever all-female team to partici- pate, according to Heather Candler of the Batawa Development Corporation. The tournament, which originally started out as This year’s third annual CFB Trenton Pond Hockey Classic tournament in Batawa hopes to attract 436 Squadron sports day, according to 436 Sqn Com- mander Lt.-Col. Mark Goulden, raised $6,000 in its 32 teams to raise $50,000 for the Military Families Fund and the Trenton Memorial Hospital first year. Foundation. Photo Ross Lees Continued on page 7 +%#$' $" #$#$%"!&)!%$ !&!!($%$*"&%&$&""$$ &%"'$!*&"& "%&#"!!&#%! %"'&$! !!!"$&$! $! ' ! &$!%%(!$&$%!+! 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Ttre (24 CF H Svcs C) at 8 Wing /CFB Tren- “We thank the businesses who supported our ton has once again done their part to support efforts to support the United Way of Quinte,” the Government of Canada Workplace Chari- Cpl. Bayer noted, adding that there were a lot table Campaign (GCWCC) and the United Way of interesting items on auction throughout the of Quinte this year. week. As has become standard over the past few years, 24 CF H Svcs C held their annual silent auction and bake sale to raise funds for the GCWCC campaign between the 25 and 29 of November. A Great Selection of New RamsRams,, Corporal (Cpl.) Margot Bayer, MCpl. Steph- Grand Caravans, Journeys, anie Flood, Cpl. Jennifer Swanson and Capt. and Jeeps. Irene Dieryck worked since the end of Sep- Visit our website tember to put the silent auction and bake sale www.spelmer.com together and base personnel got to enjoy the or call one of our R0012260719 fruits of their labour throughout this week. non-commissioned no pressure sales consultants at Bidding started on Monday and continued 51 Trenton-Frankford Rd 613-394-3945 through to almost noon on Friday, when the auction was closed down and winners an- nounced. (At the time The Contact went to print, the winning bidders were unknown.) Business Award Winner AIRPORT SERVICE ~ DOOR TO DOOR, 24/7 Cpl. Margot Bayer, MCpl. Stephanie Flood and Cpl. Jennifer Swanson are pictured with some of Special Occasions Weddings, Grads, Proms and Wine Tours Excellence in customer satisfaction! the baked goods which were o ered throughout the week in support of the 24 CF Health Ser- “Proudly Serving You Since 1996” R0012358231 vices Centre’s silent auction and bake sale, their annual GCWCC fundraiser. 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