Canada 15 RCAF's 93RD ANNIVERSARY CANADA's 150TH ANNIVERSARY CFB Trenton Gets a Sneak Peek of New Search and Rescue Aircraft by Makala Chapman

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During a world tour meant to showcase Story on page 4 the C-295 airplanes, the Brazilian Air Force OPERATION LENTUS AND (BAF) made a special stop at CFB Trenton. THE B.C FIRES Military personnel at 8 Wing got the chance to get up close and personal with the new aircrafts set to replace the currently aged transport and rescue aircraft. The BAF also made stops at Royal Cana- dian Air Force bases (RCAF), 19 Wing Co- mox, British Columbia and 17 Wing Winni- peg, Manitoba. Photos submitted It was just last De- (Left to right) QW Mayor Jim Harrison, Bay of Quinte MP Neil Ellis, Wing Commander Mark Story on page 6 cember that Defence Goulden and Lt.-Col. Leighton James with 424 Sqn, each show off a model of the C-295 which Minister Harjit Sajaan will be coming to 8 Wing in the near future BRAZILIAN AIR FORCE unveiled the govern- ment’s plans to pur- STORY CONTINUED chase 16 C-295W, cue missions and more. tired,” he said, “but it did a great the arrival of the C-295W and which are scheduled The contract for the aircrafts was service for us for many, many that the feeling was comparable to arrive in 2019. awarded to European aerospace years in the worst of conditions to getting a new car. The new machinery giant, Airbus Defence and Space, for generations.” He further explained that mem- is set to replace the for a total of $2.4 billion. As for the C-295W, which will bers of 424 Squadron are de- RCAF’s six CC-115 Although the price tag could go come in bright yellow, Col. Goul- ployed on various search and Buffalos, as well as the up to as much as $4.7 billion if den said it would be a “game rescue missions, such as locating legacy CC-130H Hercu- Canada decides to purchase an changer” for the RCAF. vessels and people, and that the les, which rst entered extra 15 years of maintenance “It will (provide) that essential right tools to do the job was criti- service in Canada in and support service for the state- search and rescue service to Ca- cal. the 1960s. of-the-art eet. nadians that they have grown to “When I see this, I see a new tool The CC-130H Hercules But 8 Wing’s new commander, expect,” he said. “I think we’re do my job,” said WO Bygrod. “If is a four-engine air- Col. Mark Goulden, said while going to be able to provide any we can make it more ef cient, craft that is used wide- he is looking forward to the new even better service with this new more strategic, and make it faster ly by the military for aircrafts, he has to give credit to aircraft.” to just help someone, I’m happy things like transport- the CC-130H for its years of ser- Warrant Of cer Aaron Bygrod, with it.” Story on page 9 ing troops, delivering vice to Canada. with 8 Wing’s 424 Squadron, Continued on page 9 cargo, search and res- “That airplane is old and its said he was looking forward to

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hen it comes to getting in- Wvolved with the community, Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Tren- ton is all hands on deck. While members of 81 Construction Engineer Flight (CEF) are normally busy applying their skills to projects around 8 Wing, they recently got the chance to help Habitat for Humanity Prince Edward Hastings (HHPEH) in Belleville. 81 CEF is home to a number of highly skilled tradesmen who specialize in electrical, carpentry, plumbing, heating and cooling. As for Habitat, the non-pro t organization focuses its mission on of- fering affordable housing to families in need. The homes are also zero interest and require no down payment. Once built, the mortgage payments are tailored to the family’s income so that they are then able to work towards owning the home. Tasked with building decks for the latest two builds located on Donald Street, Lieutenant (Lt.) Joshua Kim of 81 CEF said he was happy to be out doing some hands-on work. “I’m usually in the of ce or doing a lot of paperwork,” said Lt. Kim. “It’s great being out here with the guys, getting on some tools and building.” He further added that the project had been a great exercise in teamwork and that he’d be open to helping again in the future. “CFB Trenton is always involved in the different community stuff,” he said. “It builds great relationships with the civilians as well as (their relationship) with military personnel.” 8 Wing Commander, Colonel (Col.) Mark Goulden, said when he Photos by Makala Chapman caught wind of what 81 CEF was Habitat for Humanity’s Executive Director Bob Clute (left) up to, he couldn’t have been hap- thanks Capt. Jonathan Lemon, the Of cer Commanding 81 CEF pier. (right), for all the team’s hard work. Continued on page 3

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From the job site, heavy equipment operators Morley Roy Shier attended school in day, Flight Lieutenant Shier took off in June 27 to July 12, a Technical Assistance from the station’s main civilian contrac- Leaskdale and Uxbridge before embark- DH6 C5172 on a North Sea patrol. For Visit from 1 Engineering Support Unit tor, Nasittuq, lifted the backhoe into po- ing on a career as a teacher. He had ac- reasons unknown, the aircraft ditched in (ESU) designed and led a project to con- sition. The backhoe had to be airlifted in cepted a position at the Earl Grey School the sea about 32 kilometres (20 miles) off- struct a retaining wall to support the sta- because the entire job site was surround- in Toronto when he made the decision shore. His body was never located and he tion’s incinerator building. ed by sewage and fuel lines that pre- to enlist, and on November 15, 1917, he was presumed to have drowned. Since 2012, virtually all infrastructure vented direct access by ground. With the joined the Royal Flying Corps. News of his death did not become gen- maintenance at Alert has been complet- backhoe in place, the heavy equipment After completing his training at various eral knowledge back home until October. ed by the station’s civilian contractors. operators dug a large trench along the Royal Flying Corps (Canada) establish- Family friend and writer, Lucy Maud This project, however, was unique in that length of the building, while the 1 ESU ments in Canada and the United States, Montgomery, author of Anne of Green it also made use of the station’s military team began preparing the gabions. Once Second Lieutenant Shier was commis- Gables, noted in her diary that “On resources. The project was born when the the trench was complete, the 1 ESU team, sioned as a pilot in the newly formed Tuesday came word of the death of Mor- six-person engineering reconnaissance along with the entire compliment of the Royal Air Force (RAF) in April 1918. A ley Shier, a ne young fellow from our team lead by Captain Cameron White- station’s General Duty (GD) military month later, he was in England, where he church… .” In January 1919, she dedi- head from 1 ESU noticed a potential op- personnel began lling it back in with would spend the next few months com- cated her latest novel, Rainbow Valley, portunity to stabilize the footing of the the gabions, as well as some compacted pleting his advanced training. In July, to the three members of her community building that houses the station’s incin- gravel and carefully placed geofabric. he was posted to No. 256 Squadron and who were killed in the war. The inscrip- erator. The 1 ESU team had only planned Once the gabions had been lled in with stationed at the village of Seahouses on tion reads, “To the memory of Goldwin on performing reconnaissance tasks and the large shale rocks and sealed shut, all the Northumberland coast in northeast of Lapp, Robert Brookes and Morley Shier, staying for one week, but soon after ana- that was left to be done was to level off England. who made the supreme sacri ce that the lyzing the situation on the ground, Capt the surface and to clean up the site. The squadron operated two-seater Airco happy valleys of their home might be Whitehead decided that he would ex- This project was a big success for the DeHavilland 6 (DH6) aircraft in coastal kept sacred from the ravage of the in- tend the visit for half of his team in order station. It would not have been possible and anti-submarine patrol roles. Under- vader.” to design and build a retaining wall be- without the efforts of all of the people powered, the DH6 could not accommo- Because his body was never recovered, hind the incinerator building. The plan who helped out, including the 1 ESU date both bombs and an observer, so pa- Flight Lieutenant Shier is commemorated was ambitious; a crane would lift a back- team, the Kitnuna quarry crew, the Na- trols were often own solo by the pilot, on the Hollybrook Memorial in Hamp- hoe into position behind the building, sittuq heavy equipment operators and thus permitting a small weapons load to shire, England. He was 23. and the backhoe would dig a massive the station’s military GDs. Infrastruc- Though Flight Photos Sub- trench where gabions lled with large ture projects can often take a long time Lieutenant mitted rocks would be placed. Once the design to complete at CFS Alert due to the com- Morley Shier Portait was approved by Real Property Opera- plexity of the contracting process and went down at shot: A for- tions North and 1 ESU in Kingston, On- the supply chain. To have a project go sea with his mal portrait tario, work began. through the initiation, planning, design aircraft, he is of Second The rst part of the project was done in and implementation phases all in two commemo- Lieutenant the station’s quarry, operated by a ci- weeks like this is very rare. The success rated with a Morley Roy vilian contractor called Kitnuna. They can be attributed to the teamwork and headstone. Shier. blasted shale from their pits and crushed hard work from all of the different par- it into large rocks to ll the gabions, as ties involved.

General duty workers ll gabions with large rocks as a part of the incinerator building retaining wall project.

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“It’s the nature of the job,” said Capt. Simpson. “We do understand the complexity of the job and the multiple changes that happen to our schedules. But we both understand what this job means to us.” By both cheering one another on, and being supportive, Capt. Simpson says you find ways to make the most of the time when you are together, and in between, you simply love the job you’re in. Echoing her sentiments, Capt. Voreen says he is very proud of his partner, and agreed, there is no other job like being a pilot in the Canadian military. “If you are committed to the job and to each other as we are, you find ways to stay strong and be creative,” said Capt. Voreen. Knowing communication is vital, Capt. Voreen says no matter the time zone, you make the effort to call when away, whether it’s over breakfast, a break time or during the dinner hour. “There are times when we can go months without seeing each other because of deployments but there is also times when we are together for long stretches and we can plan vacations together and recharge our batteries,” explained the Capt. who mentioned they had just returned from a stay in Europe before heading out once more. Lucky enough to be both serving on the same base, Capt. Voreen says he loves seeing and knowing the fulfilment Capt. Simpson receives Members of the CAF Search and Rescue team help with evacuations by being able to help out her fellow during Operation Lentus and the British Columbia fires Canadians. “I am very proud of her, she has worked very hard to get where she is and I support her as best as I can, and will always encourage her to go after all of her goals and be the best pilot that she can be for 436 Trans- Meet Captain Skye Simpson as she prepares to make another flight port Squadron.” run into British Columbia from Comox

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He also noted that the airplanes would be a wel- comed addition to a squadron that already has been operating at peak performance. “424 Squadron is committed to what we do and we love our goal, which is directly helping Cana- dians,” he said. “It’s what motivates us and brings us into work everyday.” WO Bygrod then jokingly added that the aircrafts would look even better in orange, instead of yellow, so that they would match his uniform. In a written statement issued by National Defence, Sajjan noted that he was looking forward to the arrival of Canada’s own C-295 aircrafts. “We are committed to ensuring that the women and men who serve Canada have the equipment and training they need in order to ful ll these key missions,” he said, adding that search and rescue mission were a top priority in the Canadian Armed Forces. 8 Wing Commander Col. Mark Goulden Representatives with Airbus Defence and Space says he’s looking forward to welcom- were also on hand at CFB Trenton and noted that ing the new C-295 aircrafts home. production of Canada’s C-295W have already be- gun.

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fter a hard fought mum 20 players on oc- Abattle against some casion. of the top teams in the Standing in second region, Canadian Forces place in their division Base (CFB) Trenton’s and with two games in men’s soccer league hand on the leaders, the were able to come out Trenton boys’ aim was on top as this year’s re- to win the division and gional winners. earn promotion to divi- But this soccer sea- sion one. son has been quite the Over the week of July 24 challenge for the CFB – July 28, the CFB Tren- Trenton Base Soccer ton men’s team attend- Team. With funding ed the Soccer Regionals constraints across the Tournament held at CFB board and the departure Kingston. The squad, of the long-time coach, including the coach, Major (Maj.) J.P. Landry, was 18-men strong. things were not looking The Ontario Region- Submitted photo too healthy at the start als Tournament was MensRegional1: Back Row: Cpl. Gabe Cloutier, Avr. Nick Reynolds, Cpl. Jeff Hatfield, Pte. Shane Christie, MCpl. AJ Van Der of the season. comprised of a round Velden, LCol. Brent Hoddinott, Cpl. Marcin Lukaszynski, Cpl. Bolivar Pazos, MCpl. Jude Julien, Maj. Terry Fascione (Coach), But once the new coach, robin between the five Front Row: Cpl. Eddy Ford, MCpl. Cesar “Junior” Borquez (Team Captain), Cpl. Henry Asiamah, Cpl. Tyler Van Uden, Capt. Maj. Terry Fascione, participating teams: Colin O’Rourke, 2Lt. Josh Hill, MCpl. Tim Terrington, MCpl. Adolph King. stepped in, he called Trenton, Petawawa, upon all squad mem- Borden, Kingston and teams, including the ladies teams, to showing nerves early on. However, inance of the Trenton midfield players bers for a financial com- Toronto (North Bay did play on the artificial turf in the dome a first-half goal from Corporal (Cpl.) soon began to show and the first half mitment. It was then not field a team this sea- and at the John Machin facility on Jeff Hatfield settled Trenton down into finished 2-0 to Trenton. The second decided that a team son). The original plan Highway 15. All teams agreed to play their two-touch passing game. Despite half saw the depleted Toronto start would be entered into was for all games to be on the artificial turf in the hopes that Kingston hitting back hard, the final to fade and with Trenton able to rest the Bay of Quinte Men’s held outside on the CFB the weather would improve later in score was 1-0 to Trenton. some key players. Another two goals Soccer League on their Kingston Hospital and the tournament. With two games per day in the round made the final score 4-0 with the goals ‘own dime’. The player Regimental pitches, but Trenton’s first game, the opening game robin phase, Trenton’s second game coming from Cpl. Henry Asiamah, commitment level to the the weather this year of the tournament, was a hard fought saw them matched against Toronto, Master Corporal (MCpl.) Cesar “Ju- league games has been did not ‘play ball’ and event against the “home” team, Kings- who had been waiting for the arrival nior” Borquez, Cpl. Jeff Hatfield and almost unprecedent- heavy rain meant the ton on July 25. It has been noted that of a couple of their key players. Could MCpl. Tim Terrington. ed from the 25 player PSP organizing team it’s often a tough fixture whenever the it be that the soccer gods were favour- squad, with the game had to solicit unani- two teams meet and this game proved ing Trenton for a change? Toronto Continued on page 11 bench being at the maxi- mous approval from all to be a challenge with both teams provided stiff opposition but the dom-

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An early goal by and dominated much of the rst half of play. the opposition had Trenton on their toes. How- ever, Trenton stuck to the game plan, which Showing the resilience needed to win games Join Petra Blain from and tournaments, the Trenton team kept the involved using quick passing to wear Pet- pressure on Petawawa. Petawawa eventually awawa down. After a foul against Cpl. Asia- was able to score a goal. The opposing team mah, MCpl. Borquez’s free kick was directed scored a second goal after it ricocheted off a into the net by a Petawawa defender. With the clearance that bounced over the goal keeper’s score at 1-1, both sides went into the half time outstretched hands. The nal score was 2-0 to break with everything to play for. With a few Petawawa, but the Trenton squad had learned players needing a rest, some minor modi ca- As she makes upgrading basic tions were made to the Trenton line up for the much from the game and was convinced that literacy/workplace skills, completing high with some better nishing, Petawawa were second half. Once again, Petawawa struck hard theirs for the taking should they meet again in and early with a nicely worked back pass to the school, learning a new trade, or earning the tournament. penalty spot and a ne strike set the score 2-1. college diploma or university degree The nal round robin game for Trenton was As the second half wore on, the Trenton game against Borden and thankfully the weather had plan started to rock as the tness of Petawawa without leaving the community possible. Register by: Aug 22, 2017 dried out the pitches. With some quick changes began to tell. However, it was Petawawa’s turn This session will provide an overview of to be shaken with a side foot equalizer from Location: Trenton MFRC to the starting line-up, Trenton hit Borden hard various online offerings with the main in the rst half. With some missed chances at Cpl. Asiamah. With the score nely balanced Time: 9:00-10:30 both ends, Borden proved dif cult to break at 2-2, it was time for a tactical change and focus on free or inexpensive online down. It was not until well into the second half MCpl. Jude Julien was returned to his left back courses and workshops. Fee: 0 with a text book passing game goal from Cap- position allowing Second Lieutenant (2LT.) tain (Capt.) Colin that the ood gates opened. Josh Hill to assist the mid eld. The extra help The game nished with a dominant Trenton in the middle of the pitch began to pay off and Date of the event: August 24, 2017 win of 3-0. Two of the goals were credited to with minutes to go, the intense pressure being Capt. 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Alcohol, Other Drugs, Gambling and Gaming: Supervisor Training Screening of 16, 17 August 2017 0830-1600hrs Course Coded AODG Supervisor Training provides mandatory supervisor training outlined in CANFORGEN 043/09 for all CAF members in leadership positions. Topics dis- cussed include understanding risks and bene ts of alcohol use; recognizing the A SMALL ACT early warning signs; developing effective interviewing skills; and understanding and changing the culture of an organization. Quinte Grannies for Africa a school teacher in far- Funds raised at the screen- Space is limited. 613-392-2811 x3768 will host a screening of the off Sweden becomes his ing will be donated to the hp.cfbrenton.com award-winning documen- sponsor. Her sponsorship Grandmothers to Grand- tary, “A Small Act”, at St. allows Chris to eventu- mothers Campaign of the Thomas Anglican Church, ally earn a law degree and Stephen Lewis Foundation Formation des superviseurs – Problèmes liés à Belleville on Friday, Octo- become a United Nations and The Hilde Back Educa- l’alcool, aux drogues et au jeu excessif ber 20th at 7:30 p.m. Ad- Human Rights Of cer. In tion Fund. The screening of mission is $10.00. the lm we see the ripple the lm is one of the many 16, 17 aout de 8 h 30 à 16 h effect of “a small act” as small acts of Grandmoth- Le service de Promotion de la santé offre une séance de formation à l’intention des The lm illustrates how we meet and hear the story ers groups working to mo- superviseurs, sur les problèmes liés à l’alcool, aux drogues et au jeu excessif. Au a small contribution can of Chris’ benefactor, Hilde bilize support in Canada cours de cette séance, les superviseurs recevront la formation décrite dans le CAN- have an impact on count- Back, and learn about the for Africa’s grandmothers FORGEN 043/09, qui est obligatoire pour tous les membres des FAC qui exercent less lives and argues that education fund created by and the orphans for whom des fonctions de leadership. Les sujets suivants seront abordés : comprendre les ris- each of us has the ability Chris in her name. Chris they care. ques et les bienfaits de la consommation d’alcool; reconnaître les signaux d’alarme; and responsibility to effect believes in the transforma- développer des techniques d’entrevue ef caces; comprendre et changer la culture change. Chris Mburu is tive power of education be- Tickets available at the d’une organisation. a bright but poor school- cause that is what changed door or call 613-968-9659 Le nombre de places est limité. 613-392-2811 x3768 boy in a village in Kenya. his life. or 613-962-5507. hp.cfbtrenton.com His life is changed when Sports & Recreation March 31 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Tyke Terrain Drop-in Program Costs: Free drop-in (six months to Tyke Terrain is the place for parents three years old). and children birth to three years to be! Come enjoy our play group in the gym- Intersectional Sports nasium and enjoy our wonderful toys for little ones! Where: At the RecPlex I/S Golf- runs on Tuesdays at 1300 gymnasium. When: Starting Fridays, I/S Slo-Pitch- runs Wednesdays in the 16:30 & 18:00 time slots

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Behaviour modification is the basis of this program. Funds raised will assist the CMWC Trenton with travel to the Invictus Games, being GAMES held in Toronto, to perform at the opening ceremonies with 250 choristers from 10 TORONTO 2017 • Learn proven strategies to reinforce your decision to quit using. other CMW Choirs across Canada along with BriCsh soprano Laura Wright. • Discover and apply techniques to cut back then quit. • Find out about tobacco cessation medications and if they might work for you. Cost: $10 per person • Analyze your pattern of use. $20 per family • Pinpoint your triggers for using. • Plan and map out different actions you can take instead of using. • Choose and practice coping strategies that have been proven to work. DonaCons can also be made at, "GoFundMe" CMWC Trenton to Invictus Games • Learn how to manage the stress of quitting. • Prepare for high-risk situations to avoid relapse. • Address concerns about weight gain.

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New Programs at the Trenton est offert de 7 h à 8 h et de 16 h à 17 h sans Souper – 15$ Expérience mystique et huiles MFRC frais supplémentaire. Boeuf rôti ou porc rôti essentielles Épi de maïs Visit our website - www.trentonmfrc.ca Venez au centre de la famille pour un Walt’s Sugar Shack Shindig Comprend des frites, un breuvage + des- - or our Facebook page to find new and sert atelier d’information sur les huiles es- returning programs or events for adults, Walt’s Sugar Shack is hosting a free, family sentielles avec Anna. Vous pourrez aussi children, and the whole family! event on Saturday, August 5 in support of Friandises – 2$ rencontrer Melanie, une médium avec the Trenton Military Family Resource Cen- ‘Walt Drops’, un délice populaire une approche empathique, possédant sa tre (MFRC). Barbe à papa à l’érable de Walt’s Sugar propre entreprise 'Healing Energy with Nouveaux programmes au CRFM Melanie'. Venez vivre une expérience mys- de Trenton Shack Join us at Walt’s from 12 – 9 p.m. for live tique et intensifier vos sens avec les huiles Visitez notre site internet - www.trenton- entertainment including music from The Walt’s Sugar Shack est conforme aux essentielles bienfaisantes, pour toute une mfrc.ca - ou notre page Facebook pour Reasons and Steve Wilkinson, lunch, local normes d’accessibilité| Aucun al- après-midi. trouver les nouveaux programmes et évé- vendors, contests, draws, games, a petting cool | Seulement les chiens-guides ou Le dimanche, 13 août nements en plus de ceux qui nous revien- zoo, face painting, dinner, and more! d’assistance sont les bienvenus de 13h30 à 15h30 nent, pour les adultes, les enfants et toute *Nous acceptons l’argent en espèces, Visa, Gratuit la famille! Admission and activities are free but you’ll MasterCard & AMEX – AUCUN DEBIT Au CRFM de Trenton want to bring cash for a delicious lunch or Inscription à la réception ou à rabia.s@ trentonmfrc.ca. Summer Hours at the Trenton dinner! Walt’s Sugar Shack 1671 Salem Road MFRC What’s on the menu? Consecon, ON Essential Oils & the Heart’s Tuesday, July 4 - Monday, September 11 Lunch - $7 613-965-6381 Electromagnetic Field The MFRC will be open from Monday - Hamburgers or Sausage-on-a-bun Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please note Includes fries + a drink Join Anna and learn about the heart’s elec- that this does not affect the daycare or Bellydancing with Amara tromagnetic field. An Itovi is a biofeed- Youth Centre hours. Dinner - $15 Learn the timeless art form from the Mid- back scanner. It will scan your body to Roast Beef or Roasted Pork dle East know and produce a report of which es- Corn on the Cob sential oils your body best reacts. Heures estivales du CRFM de Mondays starting August 14, 2017 Includes fries, a drink + dessert Wednesday, August 23, 6:30 p.m. Trenton 7p.m. to 8:30p.m. $55.00 for 8 classes $10/person Mardi 4 juillet - lundi 11 septembre Treats - $2 To register visit the MFRC Reception. Pay- At the MFRC Le CRFM sera ouvert du lundi au ven- Famous ‘Walt Drops’ ment to be made in cash at first class. Register at reception or email rabia.s@ dredi de 7h30 à 17h. Ces heures n'affectent Walt’s Sugar Shack Maple Cotton Candy For more information call 613-392-2811 trentonmfrc.ca for more information. pas la Garderie. ext 3265 Walt’s Sugar Shack is accessible | No alco- Les huiles essentielles et hol | No pets – Service dogs only l'électromagnétisme du coeur Summer Kidz Kamp Registration *Accepts cash, Visa, MasterCard, & AMEX Bellydancing avec Amara – NO DEBIT Anna vous offre un atelier pour apprendre Our Summer Kidz Kamp has a wide range Apprenez l'art éternel du Moyen-Orient ce qu'est l'électromagnétisme du coeur. of activities and experiences that you will Walt’s Sugar Shack Lundi à partir du 14 août, 2017 Avec son “Itovi”,un lecteur optique de ré- not find anywhere else such as rock climb- 1671 Salem Road 19h-20h30 troaction biologique, elle fera une analyse ing, parachute packing, outdoor swim- Consecon, ON 55$ pour 8 classes de votre corps et produira un rapport ex- ming, the WIBIT and weekly excursions. 613-965-6381 Inscrivez-vous à la réception du CRFM. pliquant quelles huiles essentielles réagis- For children 6 - 12 years of age. Vous pouvez payer en argent comptant au sent le mieux avec votre corps. premier cours Le mercredi, 23 août At the RecPlex Monday to Friday: July 3 - Walt’s Sugar Shack Shindig Pour plus d'information, appelez 613-392- 18h30 au CRFM September 1 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Walt’s Sugar Shack organise un événe- 2811 poste 3265 10 $ par personne ment familial, gratuit, le samedi 5 août Inscrivez-vous à la réception ou rabia.s@ Before & After Care is available from 7 - 8 pour démontrer son appui au Centre de trentonmfrc.ca pour plus d'information. a.m. and 4 - 5 p.m. for no additional cost. ressources pour les familles des militaires Mystical Afternoon with Essential Oils (CRFM). Join Anna, our essential oils instructor, and

Inscription Au Camp D’été Pour Melanie, a medium and empath whose Venez vous joindre à nous chez Walt’s de Cake Decorating Les Enfants business is Healing Energy with Melanie. 12h à 21h, il y aura de l’animation incluant Spend the afternoon exploring the mystic Have a sweet tooth? Want to learn a new Notre camp d’été pour les enfants pro- de la musique du groupe ‘The Reasons’ and have all your sense heightened with skill? Join us for our cake decorating class! pose un large éventail d’activités et and Steve Wilkinson, un lunch, un marché, healing essential oils. Learn how to make a beautiful cake for d’expériences qu’on ne trouve nulle part des concours, des tirages, un petit zoo, du Sunday, August 13 any special occasion! Each participant dec- ailleurs, telles que l’escalade de rochers, maquillage, un souper et beaucoup plus ! 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. orates and takes home a 6” round cake. No le pliage de parachute, la baignade extéri- L’entrée et les activités sont gratuites mais Free workshop experience or tools necessary. eure et le WIBIT, en plus de proposer des apportez des sous pour un délicieux lunch At the MFRC excursions toutes les semaines. Le camp ou souper! Register at reception or email rabia.s@ July 25th at the MFRC d’été s’adresse aux enfants de 6 à 12 ans. trentonmfrc.ca. $20.00 per person Qu’est-ce qu’il y a au menu? Register at the Trenton MFRC reception by RecPlex de 8 h à 16 h, du lundi au vendre- Lunch – 7$ Friday, July 21 di, du 3 juillet au 1er septembre Hamburgers ou saucisse sur petit pain Contact Rabia at [email protected] Comprend des frites et un breuvage with questions. Un service de garde avant et après le camp BRUNO’S CLASSIC CUTS CAMPBELL’S AUTO SHOP barbering & hairstyling • straight shaves 327 COLEMAN STREET, BELLEVILLE colour & highlights • up do’s • extensions • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS SINCE 1915 $10 OFF • ALL WORK GUARANTEED COLOUR OR HIGHLIGHTS We carry all sizes With this coupon 1062 Old Hwy #2 • FREE ESTIMATES • PAINT ROOM Singles starting at SENIORS DAY EVERY TUESDAY Belleville,ON • CUSTOM JOB SPECIALISTS $130.00 • FRAMES • UNIBODY & RAIL Mon - Wed: 9 am - 5:30 pm • Thurs: 9 am - 7 pm 613-779-8363 Custom sizes available • ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PAINTS Fri: 9 am - 6 pm • Saturday: 8 am - 2:00 pm WALK-INS ONLY E-mail: FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK Website: www.baysidemattress.com 613-968-5791 [email protected] 266 DUNDAS ST. E., TRENTON, ON 14 - The Contact Classifieds August 4, 2017

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