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24 CF H Svcs C highly thought of throughout military Lt.-Col. Patrick Brizay (left) and Lt.-Cmdr. Gord Peckham (right) are joined by presiding officer Captain (Navy) Roland Young at the Change of Command ceremony of 24 CF H Svcs C on June 28 at the National Air Force Museum of Canada at CFB Trenton. Photo: Ross Lees New CO will endeavour to provide appropriate process and tools in pursuit of world-class clinic By Ross Lees used as the ideal model for several programs and subse- hind the uniform, and without their dedication and courage, New 24 Canadian Forces Health quently replicated by other national clinics,” he stated. “Ad- without their support, nothing we do would be possible.” Services Centre (24 CF H Svcs C) ditionally, I was extremely impressed this week during my Captain (Navy) Young praised outgoing commander commander Lieutenant-Command- handover briefs by the passion, initiative and success of the Lieutenant-Colonel PatrickBrizay for his leadership of 24 er Gord Peckham used a John Bu- staff in continuing to provide excellent care during real and CF H Svcs C, noting he had helped form a strong bond of chanan quote to indicate he would perceived challenges. My job is to enable you to continue family unity and capability. not be trying to get greatness out of doing the amazing things you’re doing by providing the ap- His message for Lt.-Cmdr. Peckham was that com- 24 CF H Svcs C, just recognize the propriate process and tools in pursuit of a world-class health mand does not come automatically with seniority, but with a greatness already there. care clinic.” proven record of excellence, something Lt.-Cmdr. Peckham In accepting command of the This message coincides with that of presiding officer had in spades. Trenton clinic, Lt.-Cmdr. Peckham said he was impressed Captain (Navy) Roland Young, who noted in his speech he “He is a most capable and well rounded health service with the magnitude of continuous operations at 8 Wing and was concerned by the demands being made on the people of officer and he strives for and attains excellence in all of his that he was committed to supporting the operations, but also 24 CF H Svcs C. He recognized the crux of the unit is the endeavours,” he stated. to fostering relationships within the Wing and the commu- people involved, and any successes achieved are because of Captain (Navy) Young stated the Surgeon General had nity. those people. tasked everyone to remain unceasingly committed to the During the past year in working with various programs, “I am deeply moved by the sacrifice, resilience. Forti- mighty task of caring for fallen soldiers, sailors, airmen and he had seen firsthand how highly thought of the Trenton tude and love shown by our families even through multiple airwomen as well as their families and the families of the clinic was throughout the military environment. deployments,” he noted. “I am so very impressed by the love fallen. “I can state explicitly that this clinic in Trenton was and support we receive from our loved ones, the strength be- continued on page 12 2 - The Contact News July 6, 2012 8 Wing promotions

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Photo: Cpl Rod Doucet. Wing Imaging Col Sean Friday promotes CWO Branko Horvat to the rank of Captain on June 28.

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Proud to Salute the The Lane End Lancaster Men and Women of Our Military Wing Heritage Officer’s note: The following is a story of an During this visit – the school’s fifth since 2004 – students aircraft from 424 Squadron during the Second World War, visited Vimy Ridge, Normandy (including the Juno Beach and its connection to the city of Owen Sound, Ontario. Centre and Omaha Beach), Dieppe, and Ecoivres, on top Established on Oct. 15, 1942 as 424 (Bomber) Squad- of their visit to Lane End and the crew of 424 Squadron 220 Dundas Street East ron, the Squadron flew Wellington, Halifax and Lancaster aircraft RF150. Belleville, ON K8N 1E3 aircraft during the Second World War. From November OSCVI has been a centrepiece of the Owen Sound edu- phone | 613 • 969 • 8822 1943 until its wartime disbandment in October 1945, it cation system since its establishment in 1856. Its alumni in- fax | 613 • 969 • 7774 was part of Number 6 (RCAF) Group, based at Skipton- clude the two gentlemen in the following story, Air Marshal on-Swale, in Yorkshire. William Avery Bishop (the first Canadian airman to receive In April 2012, 30 students from the Owen Sound Col- the Victoria Cross), Doctor Norman Bethune (noted surgeon You the Client will benefit from: legiate and Vocational Institute (OSCVI), accompanied by and inventor of the mobile blood bank), Agnes MacPhail • Protection for additional expenses incurred caused by a delay or withdrawal on the part of the seller or nine adults, participated in a battlefield tour of First and (the first female Member of Parliament), and myself. buyer. • Protection for the seller or the buyer in the event of Second World War sites. As part of their visit to Common- Service en Francais death of the buyer or the buyer’s wealth War Graves Commission cemeteries, students con- Captain Steven Dieter and English spouse. Buying or selling a property • Legal assistance and legal ducted research on OSCVI alumni buried in each location. Wing Heritage Officer with full peace of mind protection for issues resulting from the real estate transaction for up to a full year after completion. Offered exclusively through a participating Re/Max agent. ANDREA PHILLIPS Remax Quinte Ltd. Brokerage 447 Dundas St., W. Trenton, ON, K8V 3S4 1-800-567-0776 [email protected] Exclusive to Re/Max® 392-6594 To All My Buyers or Sellers FREE ESTIMATE ON YOUR PROPERTY - NO OBLIGATION FREE ESTIMATE ON YOUR PROPERTY - NO OBLIGATION

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By Brooke Whetstone and Henry Ledingham who won many track and field awards competing at school Two names appear consecutively on the casualty list of meets. The 1939Auditorium lists Form Notes for the differ- Owen Sound Collegiate and Vocational Institute (OSCVI) ent grades. Under Curwood Armstrong’s entry for Grade alumni who were killed during the Second World War. The 9, he wrote the following, “Gee, I’d like to be like my big fatalities are itemized chronologically and close to the end brother.” Ironically this is exactly what he did as he left of the list students Curwood Armstrong and Carmen Wat- school and joined the Royal Canadian Air Force to train Ferment on premise! son are listed as “killed in action overseas” for the same date as a Bomb Aimer. of April 5, 1945. Further research revealed that Armstrong Carmen Watson had already joined the RCAF and Authorized Winexpert Dealer was just 19 at the time of his death and attended the OS- had qualified as a pilot for Lancaster bombers. Personnel Making Your Own Wine is CVI during the early years of the Second World War while records indicate the two had crewed up together by late Easy at the Cellar Door! Watson, who was almost 34, was a student of the school in 1943. Although specific details are unavailable to deter- late 1920s. mine if Watson and Armstrong were acquaintances before 78B Main St. Brighton Editions of the OSCVI’s yearbook, The Auditorium, the war, they certainly held at least two things in common. 613-475-4567 from this time period mentioned the endeavours of these They both were raised in Owen Sound and attended the www.brightonwinery.com students. Carmen Watson was an accomplished athlete continued on page 8

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The seven crew members who died when 424 Squadron Lancaster RF150 crashed at Lane End, England were: • J/95124 Pilot Officer Curwood Neville Armstrong, Air Bomber. Son of Leslie and Vera Armstong of Owen Sound, Ontario. Age 20 • J/95123 Pilot Officer Edward Thomas Ashdown, Flight Engineer. Son of Alfred Thomas and Ivy Isabel Ashdown of Toronto, Ontario. • R/170976 Pilot Officer Charles Keith Howes, Air Gunner. Son of Charles Tupper and Mary Howes of Vancouver, British Columbia. Age 19. • J/95524 Pilot Officer Stewart James Olson Robinson, Air Gunner. Son of Harry and Hannah Olson Robinson of Raymond, Alberta. Age 19. • J/39294 Pilot Officer Joseph Rochford, Navigator. Son of James and Alice Rochford of Montreal, Quebec. Age 21. • J/94843 Pilot Officer Stuart McLean Thomson, Wireless Operator/Air Gunner. Son of Albert S. and Jessie M. Thomson of Three Rivers, Quebec. Age 20. • J/41735 Flying Officer Joseph William Watson.

War Memorial at Lane End Village Green honours the crew of RF150. Submitted photo continued from page 7 On the third circuit, Perrin lost sight of the plane be something wrong! I was only young and they came in same high school and perhaps this shared bond sealed and heard a loud explosion as it crashed into a nearby the house and took my mom aside. their fate. They would be the pilot and bomb aimer of hill after which a large fire ball flared up into the sky. An ‘We’re sorry to inform you that Curby has been the same aircrew. investigation into the crash stated, “Broken tree tops on killed’” They said. On the night of April 5, 1945, Lancaster RF150 [the] crest of the hill indicate [the] aircraft approached The death of her son would have a profound impact of 424 Squadron had been sent on a mission to Leuna, the earth at 40-45 degrees. Marks on the ground show on Mrs. Armstrong, as she was inconsolable about her Germany, to bomb a synthetic oil plant. Evidently dur- that the aircraft was laterally level on impact making four son’s death and would wander at night time. Often Terry ing this sortie, RF150 was hit either by flak or strafed holes where engines hit… aircraft then exploded and re- would have to retrieve her from their neighbour’s house. by a German night fighter and struggled to make its mains were carried forward downhill slope, scattering The family was able to take some solace in the fact that way back to England, to Skipton on Swale, their home over an area approximately 300 yards by 200 yards.” The a local Lane End resident, Mrs. Ivy Clarke, periodical- airfield. Losing altitude, RF150 desperately looked for seven Canadian men crew of RF150 including Pilot Of- ly wrote letters to the Armstrongs and visited Curby’s an alternative airfield south of London. It was a dark, ficer Joseph Watson and Bomb Aimer Curwood Arm- grave on their behalf at Brookwood Military Cemetery. rainy and foggy night as RF150 detected a local aero- strong were killed instantly upon impact. Sixty-seven years after this tragic crash, a group drome. Pilot Officer Watson circled the airstrip to de- The legacy of this terrible night continues to rever- of Owen Sound Collegiate and Vocational students termine if the aircraft could be landed safely. berate decades after the tragic crash. made a pilgrimage to Lane End and Brookwood Mili- Meanwhile, local inhabitants of the village of Lane “He was a good looking guy…he was very clever tary Cemetery in the United Kingdom to pay tribute End were awakened from their sleep as they thought and smart in school,” lamented older sister Jacklyn Reed to the crew of RF150, including former students Car- another German ‘doodlebug’ was about to descend upon in a recent interview about her brother Curwood Arm- men Watson and Curwood Armstrong. On April 12, them and wreak destruction and death. One local boy, strong. Terry Armstrong, a younger brother of Cur- 2012, a special commemorative plaque was presented 12-year-old Trevor Perrin, remembers his parents wak- wood’s, recalled how ‘Curby’ would give him piggy back to Chairman Graeme Coulter of the Lane End Parish ing him from his sleep and hurrying him outside his rides as a young boy. Life changed in the Armstrong Council. Owen Sound Mayor Deb Haswell sent a letter house at 2 a.m. given such fears. He watched in horror household as their older brothers enlisted for service of greetings to Lane End Parish Council thanking the as he saw the low flying Lancaster bomber circle close to with Canada’s armed forces. The two siblings recalled local residents for helping to preserve the memory of the village with two engines on fire. that their mother was not terribly keen when Curwood the RF150 crash. Trevor Perrin offered to recount the During a recent interview, Mr. Perrin recalled the announced that he would join the Royal Canadian Air events of that terrible night for the students and another events of that night. Force. She worried that harm would come to him. local, Jeremy Hall, took them to visit the crash site. Af- “I was in bed asleep in my family home…and was Terry Armstrong still holds vivid memories of the ter a brief commemorative ceremony at Lane End, the taken outside. The aircraft was on its second circuit, two day a big car pulled into the family’s laneway. group made their way to Brookwood Military Cemetery engines were on fire as the pilot was trying to land on a “The shock hit us. This big car came in with a colo- to pay tribute to each of the fallen crew of the Lane End nearby drome.” nel and he had come over with a reverend. There must Bomber. 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MCpl Dennis Simpson was promoted to his current rank.

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Pte John O’Brien received the Wing Commander’s Commendation. Pte O’Brien is a hard working and dependable soldier who takes great pride in his profession. He is an excellent team player and dependably turns out quality work in a timely manner. He has an impeccable work ethic and outstanding dedication to the Canadian Forces (CF). He is self reliant, intelligent and possesses the traits and skills necessary to succeed within the CF. Pte O’Brien excels in all facets of the Electrical Distribution (ED) trade, often putting these skills to work for the betterment of his community by Cpl Stephanie Arseneau received the Wing Commander’s regularly volunteering his time at the Markham Fair. Commendation. Cpl Arseneau produced the most outstanding Pte O’Brien is an outstanding soldier and represents and professional support possible to Operation BOXTOP the Canadian Forces in an exemplary fashion. 1/12. As Acting Chief Clerk, she single-handedly created travel orders for 436 Squadron personnel, booked personnel on flights, and ensured that all personnel were in place to begin the operation. During the operation, Cpl Arseneau volunteered to be on-call 24/7, continuously supported the DETCO, and coordinated the fly-away party. Cpl Arseneau also provided uninterrupted support for her primary duties at 436 Squadron. Cpl Arseneau’s efforts above and beyond her rank contributed directly to the amazing success of Operation BOXTOP 1/12 and the continued success of 436 Sqn.

WO Stephen Bressette, WO Jay Perry, and Mr. David Lamers received the Wing MCpl Sean Budden each received the Commander’s Commendation. Mr. David Saskatchewan Premier’s Award for Excellence Lamers is recognized for his valued in the Public Service. Established in 2003, contributions to the Wing for his assistance in this award is presented to members of implementing the restoration program and Saskatchewan’s public service (individuals, repairs to the MFRC restoration as well as 8 groups or teams) who have made outstanding Wing’s public image. Through his technical on-the-job contributions to the government and creative abilities, and through his efforts Wing Chief Warrant Officer Sandor Gyuk presents Chief Warrant and citizens of the province. The Honourable to ensure costumer satisfaction, Mr. Lamers Officer Jim McKenzie with the Wing Chief’s Coin for his support Mention Category recognizes individuals played an important role in developing a more to the Wing Chief Warrant Officer over the last 18 months. CWO outside the Saskatchewan Public Service user friendly MFRC for the future support to McKenzie is preparing to retire from the Regular Force after 27 who have contributed to the initiative. our local community and their families. years of service, but will be transferring to the Air Reserve. Cool With over thirty years of experience in gentle dental care, Rates! Dr. Robert Rawluk announces the opening of his family dentistry * practice in the new 44 Month Riverside Dental Centre. 2.5% Special GIC • RRSP • RRIF • TFSA

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Mr. Wayne Gillman received the Wing Commander’s Commendation. Wayne Gillman, 426 Sqn SAR OTU Course Director, has been vital to the successful implementation of the CC130H SAR Course. With tenacity, Mrs. Vickie Nadon received the Wing Commander’s Mr. Brian Yott was named the 8 Wing/ perseverance and unsurpassed dedication, Commendation. Mrs. Nadon’s resolution of an extremely CFB Trenton Civilian Employee of the he works tirelessly to develop flexible plans complicated accounting problem under a tight deadline Quarter and received his certificate from and react to ever-changing circumstances, is indicative of her exceptional problem-solving skills and Col Sean Friday, Commander 8 Wing. thus ensuring the smooth flow of the course. dedication to 8 Wing. Her ability to learn new skill-sets, Looking on is Wing Chief Warrant Officer Solely responsible for the handling of an including the use of an unfamiliar computer program, was Sandor Gyuk. Mr. Brian Yott is presented injured student, he used compassion and outstanding and vital to ensuring the budgetary reports of 8 with this commendation in recognition outstanding leadership skills to facilitate the Wing and CFB Trenton reflected the true state of the finances. for his outstanding efforts in ensuring student’s return home for restorative care. Her devotion to Wing Supply was demonstrated when she Information Technology requirements By taking on extra duties, working outside of worked through a considerable back-log of credit card of 8 Wing Morale and Welfare initiatives normal hours and continually going the extra reconciliations while ensuring that Wing Supply’s finances are met. His drive and determination mile, Mr Gillman demonstrates the highest were in order. Mrs. Nadon is a tremendous asset to Wing in ensuring that all client requirements values and ethics that the military embodies. Supply; she consistently strives for professional excellence. are met is undisputable. His leadership, guidance and direction have been Cpl Jerome Gagne received the 8 Wing Trenton Personal paramount in the successful execution Development Achievement Certificate (PDAC). The PDAC is of numerous initiatives and projects. His presented to military members and civilian personnel who involvement from planning through to have completed at least ten of the thirteen Continuous implementation has been instrumental in Improvement Workshops. Workshops include Leadership the overwhelming accolades received. His 1 and 2, Effective Meetings, Coaching In The Workplace, performance exemplifies the true essence Time Management, Presentations And Public Speaking, of dedication and professionalism and Facilitation, Customer Service, Team Development, Effective epitomizes the commitment that 8 Wing Communications, Attitudes That Work, Ethics, and Dealing and the Canadian Forces have towards With Conflict. excellence and service.

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At the 24 CF H Svcs C change of command ceremony took place, nine roses (RIGHT) Lt.-Cmdr. Gord Peckham – incoming 24 CF H Svcs C commanding represented the nine Canadian Forces Health Services personnel killed while on duty officer. (LEFT) Captain (Navy) Roland Young – presiding officer. (CENTRE) in Afghanistan. Lt.-Col. Patrick Brizay – outgoing 24 CF H Svcs C commanding officer. continued from page 1 rant Officer Sandor Gyuk for collectively keeping him out har, Afghanistan au sein de l’équipe Médicale Multination- “The challenge for the new command team will be to of trouble and his close staff members, who saw him at the ale à l’hôpital de Niveau 3. find more efficient and effective ways to deliver the services best and worst of times, adding words could not adequately En 2007, Capitaine de Corvette Peckham est muté au required while continuing to focus on readiness and opera- say how much he appreciated the support given by all. Centre de Médecine Environnementale des Forces Cana- tional effectiveness,” he said. “Hopefully, the next CO won’t put so much ardour and diennes-Centre de Recherche et Développement Toronto, Captain (Navy) Young wondered aloud what kind of fervour into messing up your schedule,” he told one close où il géra les services de consultation et participa à divers unit he wanted. He said he wanted the same unit she has staff member. projets de recherche. Durant ce temps, Capitaine de Cor- always been – a happy and efficient unit. Lieutenant-Commander Peckham joined the Cana- vette Peckham travailla comme infirmier en soins critique “A unit can’t be happy unless she’s efficient, and she cer- dian Forces in 1995 under the Regular Officer Training Plan au département des soins intensifs de l’hôpital Sunnybrook tainly won’t be efficient unless she’s happy,” he stated, adding, and completed his Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree et fut impliqué dans des programmes d’éducation Civil-Mil- “Along those lines, military families must also be respected at Dalhousie University in 1999. Upon graduation he was itaire. Il déploya une seconde fois à Kandahar à l’hôpital de and cared for and valued for their contributions. Balance be- posted to the hospital at Canadian Forces Bases Halifax. In niveau 3 en 2008. tween the service and home is critical. Remember, we recruit Halifax, Lieutenant-Commander Peckham worked in vari- Upon his return from Afghanistan, Lieutenant-Com- personnel, but we retain families.” ous roles including Medical-Surgical inpatients, Operations mander Peckham was posted to Ottawa where he was em- Feelings were bittersweet for Lt.-Col. Brizay as he and Training, Immunization, and trained with the Disaster ployed as a staff officer in several roles at the Canadian Forc- handed over command of 24CF H Svcs C. Assistance Response Team. He completed his critical care es Health Services Group Headquarters, including Specialty “I am privileged to have worked with a fantastic clinic course at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Halifax and Services Coordinator, Performance Measurement Manager, but I am handing the clinic over to an excellent man,” he worked in intensive care as well as the Emergency Depart- and HSS Interoperability. From Ottawa, Lieutenant-Com- said. ment. During his posting to Halifax, Lt.-Cmdr.. Peckham mander Peckham deployed to Haiti as a member of the Field The clinic and its staff provided great support for their deployed to Bosnia as part of the Advanced Surgical Centre Hospital in response to the earthquake in January 2010. He former CO, Lt.-Col. Brizay stated. team and was deployed to Sunnybrook during the SARS has recently completed his Masters of Health Studies Lead- “You showed resilience and provided the best care pos- outbreak in 2003. ership from Athabasca University and is studying towards sible on various exercises,” he said. “You always rose to the En 2004, Capitaine de Corvette Peckham est démé- his Canadian Health Care Executive certification from the occasion. You are the example to follow and you have made nagé au Centre de Trauma de Forces Canadiennes Ouest à Canadian College of Health Leaders. my life so much easier.” Vancouver où il fut employé dans divers rôles, notamment, Lt.-Cmdr. Peckham is married to Lori and they have an Lt.-Col. Brizay thanked Captain (N) Young and 8 l’éducation, soins cliniques, recherche et gestion. En 2006, il energetic Labrador retriever that keeps them busy while they Wing Commander Colonel Sean Friday and Chief War- est déployé en tant qu’infirmier en soins critiques à Kanda- enjoy an active lifestyle of sports, cooking, and travelling.

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Whether weight *All Pools are CLOSED on Thursday due Triathlon Training Program for Youth RecPlex Hours of Operation loss, increased muscle tone or improved to maintenance. 10-13 years, July 11 to Aug. 29, Wednes- skill development is your goal, our train- Drop-in fee -Military Community (Non- days from 4:45 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Learn Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 8:30 ers can design your personalized fitness Members) $1, 6 mo - 5 yrs; - $2 - 6 - 17 to Run, Aug. 13 to Aug. 27, Mondays, p.m. Saturday from 12:30 to 8 p.m. Sun- program and provide you with nutritional yrs; $3 - 18+ 6:15 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Aug. 8 to Aug. day and holidays from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. advice as well. Call to set up an appoint- General Public $2 - 6 mo - 5 yrs; - $3 - 6 29, Wednesdays from 6:15 p.m. to 7 p.m. Counter service available at the RecPlex ment with Melissa or Christine. Cost is - 17 yrs; $4 - 18+ Meet at the RecPlex. Outdoor Mix-it- - For program registration and member- $35 plus HST for a one-hour session; Mini Hockey School for Youth/ up Sports (8 weeks) Age Group: 9-12 ship sales and service, Monday to Friday $135 plus HST for five one-hour ses- Teens -(8 weeks) years old, July 11 to Aug. 29, Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday from sions; groups of two to four people, $50 from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 12:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday and holidays from plus HST for a one-hour session; $220 This program is geared toward experi- Summer Swim Lessons 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. plus HST for five one-hour sessions. enced hockey players who have played on Registration Summer Kidz Kamp 2012 Summer Shinny Hockey a rep hockey team or completed a hockey for Kids development program. Players must have Lessons are held: Session 1 - July 16 to The Community Recreation Association complete balance on the ice and those who 27 – Mon., Tue., Wed. and Fri. morn- is already planning for a high energy, fun- Join us for nineweeks of summer shinny are unsure must schedule an appointment ings eight lessons Session 2 – Aug. 13 to filled summer of adventure. If you are be- hockey every Tuesday, Wednesday and with the head coach for further testing 24 – Mon., Tue., Wed. and Fri. mornings tween six and 12 years of age and enjoy Thursday throughout the summer starting before registering. This program will con- eight lessons . Session 3 - July 10 to Aug. swimming, playing sports and making Tuesday, July 3 and ending Thursday, Aug. sist of on ice training. Skaters will learn 9 – Tue. and Thur. evenings, five weeks, new friends, this is the place to be this 30. Birth Year 2003 - 2004 1 to proper stick handling, passing, angling, 10 lessons. On-Line Registration started: summer. Activities include: Indoor/out- 2 pm - Military Community $3 ea. Gen- scoring, defending and team-building Thursday, June 14. In-Person Registra- door pool, gym, games and crafts, music, eral Public $4 ea. Birth Year 2002 - 2001- exercises. This is not a power skating or tion starts: Thursday, June 21 from 1 p.m. animals, and special guests. Monday to 2 to 3:30 pm Military Community $5 ea. learn to skate program. All sessions are at the RecPlex Friday, July 3 to Aug. 24 (eight weeks) at General Public $6 ea. Birth Year 1998- designed to improve skills, advancing the Adult Programs the RecPlex, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (No 1999-2000 - 3:30 to 5 pm Military player to the next level. Dates: Mondays, Summer Kidz Kamp on Monday, July 2 Community $5 ea. General Public $6 July 9 to Aug. 27 from 1p.m to 2:30 p.m. Learn to Run – Aug. 13 to Aug. 27, Mon- or Aug. 6). Before and after care is avail- ea. Monday and Friday, July 6 to Aug. Birth year 2003/2004/2005. Mondays, days from 6:15 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Aug. 8 able from 7 to 8 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. at a 31 (No Ice on Aug. 6 and 17).Bantam/ July 9 to Aug. 27 from 2:30 p.m. to 4 to Aug. 29, Wednesdays from 6:15 p.m. cost of $2/hour/child or any part thereof. Midget - 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Military Com- p.m. Birth year 2001/2002. Friday, July to 7 p.m. Meet at the RecPlex. Registration for the military community munity $3 ea., General Public $4 ea.

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Welcome to The Contact newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Smylie’s Independent Grocer, we can, space permitting, feature public service anouncements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area. The Contact is always interested in what is going on in and around CFB Trenton. Please send your coming events (from blood donor clinics to tea parties) to us at [email protected]. Each event should be typed out in the format of those below. Please do not send posters. Annual hydrant flow testing June July 16 – Blood Donor Clinic 1 to Sept 1 Wing Logistics and Engineering A blood donor clinic will be held at Baker Is- land Community Centre, 27 Island Park, CFB Trenton, main hall, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Picture of the Week Book your appointment to save a life. Online: Submitted photo www.blood.ca or by telephone at 1-888-236- 6283. 16 juillet - Collecte de sang

Un collecte de sang, Centre communautaire de l’ile Baker, 27, Island Park, BFC Trenton, En- As in previous years, the 8 Wing Fire Depart- trée principale, 10 h a 14 h. Prenez un rendez- ment will be conducting annual hydrant flow vous pour sauver une vie. En ligne : www.sang. testing throughout the Wing and in the PMQ ca ou au telephone 1-866-533-6663. area. These tests help to confirm and ensure July 18 - Grand & Toy annual that the water pressure servicing theses areas MFRC fundraising BBQ is sufficient for fire fighting operations. Oc- cupants may experience discoloration of their From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Baker’s Island Com- water and need not worry. If this occurs, sim- munity Centre. $3 burger or hotdog, drink and ply continue to run your water until the dis- chips. Raffles and giveaways! All proceeds will coloration disappears. The testing period will be used to support the deployment programs run from June 1 until approximately Sept.1. If of the Trenton MFRC. there are any concerns, please feel free to con- 18 juillet - BBQ annuel de Grand & tact the Fire Department business line at local Toy, collecte de fonds pour le CRFM 3511. July 13-15 – 4th Frankford Island 11h à 14h, Centre communautaire à Baker’s Blues Festival Island. 3$, pour un hamburger ou hotdog, breuvage et croustilles. Tirage et surprises! Featuring a full three-day lineup, including a Tous les profits seront utilisés pour le pro- gospel service on Sunday, this Blues Festival gramme de soutien au déploiement du CRFM features the Linzy McMurter Trio, Stealing de Trenton. Patience, Little Bluff, Shaun Riley and the Chrome Hearts, the Lenni Stewart Band, Peg Employee Assistance Voigt Band, 4th Line 5, 8 Wing Show Band, Program Lamar and the Great White North, David “A unit’s presentable appearance is a reflection not only on each individual Payton, Georgette Fry, Shout Sister Choir and Referral agents in the unit, but on the unit’s leadership as well.” (WSO 2.22) On June 28, many, many more exciting and entertaining Dorothy Serre (Chair person) .....3295 Wing Supply took the opportunity to enhance its outward appearance acts. The gates open at noon on Friday, 9 a.m. Karen Brake ...... 7911 and tidy up our small part of 8 Wing Trenton. The grass was neatly cut, on Saturday and 9 a.m. on Sunday. For a full Nathalie Serre ...... 7413 sidewalks cleaned and swept and our front garden was weeded and schedule and more information, go to www. Rhonda Loomes...... 7588 revitalized. Mr. Eyles carefully manoeuvres the roto-tiller as Cpl Ferlatte loyalblues.ca. http://www.loyalblues.ca/image James Leblanc ...... 3053 and Pte Fortin give the grounds a much needed weeding. The end result s/2012FrankfordPosterFINALRaster.pdf Daphne Mullin ...... 3652 was awesome and the pride in our section and unit shows.

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WEEK OF JUly 1 TO JuLY 7, 2012

The luckiest signs this week: Aries, Taurus, and Gemini

ARIES You will experience quite bit of change this week, especially in the professional realm. A family member will ask you for a favour that might involve some personal sacrifice on your part.

TAURUS Your summer vacation looks like an exciting one. You are bubbling over with great ideas of things to do. This will motivate you to take care of your obligations so you can focus on having fun.

GEMINI You will make some big changes in your life this week. It might be in your home or at work, or it might be on a more psychic and spiritual level. Doing so will wake up your imagination and renew your convictions.

CANCER Family and friends will be knocking at your door. Get in touch with your social side, because some of them will be hoping to stay with you during their vacation.

LEO You will organize a rather important event involving a lot of people. You might feel a bit pessimistic to begin with, but the end result will be a wonderful success for you. ACROSS 41. Fishing net 20. Struts VIRGO 1. Cow’s utterance 46. Hairstyling tool 22. ____ the lifeboats! You might have to fill the boss’s shoes during his or her vacation. Even though it is only temporary, you 4. Roam aimlessly 49. Ribicoff or Beame 23. Walking aid will benefit financially. 7. “Les Miserables” 51. Go-getter 24. On top of author 52. Melville captain 25. Actress Susan and LIBRA Family will take up a lot of your time this week. Go ahead and plan a family-oriented vacation to make sure it’s 11. Koppel and Kennedy 53. Grown boys family quality time that you spend with them. 12. Yale graduate 54. To ____ (precisely) 26. Profane word 13. Patron 55. Show excessive love 27. Aware of SCORPIO 14. Train’s track 56. Bad humor 28. Spike and Pinky You could decide to embark on a road trip in search of some exciting adventures and fascinating discoveries. There 15. Coal measure 57. Upset 29. Actress Haddad are good times and lots of enjoyment for you on the horizon! 16. Broadway auntie DOWN 31. Realty parcel SAGITTARIUS 17. Bother 1. Cruel 33. For each Instead of a holiday away, you might decide to stay home and just change your patio furniture instead. For 19. Metal fastener 2. God of war 38. TV’s “____ Vice” sure, you are feeling a strong need to do some cocooning. 21. Nebraska city 3. Norway’s capital 39. Glowing coal 23. Ocean fish 4. Receive 40. Singer Lane CAPRICORN There is plenty of action in store for you this week, and the full moon will intensify your emotions. You will need 26. Pina ____ 5. Hello, in Hilo 42. Dutch cheese some time alone to advance your projects. 30. Toil 6. Ms. Shore 43. Tiny particle 32. Not level 7. Camel’s feature 44. Require AQUARIUS 33. Fake 8. “Born in the ____” 45. Lyrical before Take some time to reflect before doing anything concrete. You will feel inspired to do some interesting activities. 34. Rob 9. Emerald or sapphire, 46. Rascal 35. Restaurant patrons e.g. 47. Exclamation of PISCES A great family vacation is on the horizon. You will feel the need to get closer to your loved ones and spend some 36. Distress-signal letters 10. Metallic rock surprise quality time with them, especially if you don’t see them very often. 37. ____ board (nail file) 11. Refrain syllable 48. Small rug 40. Take ____ view of 18. Sang a Swiss song 50. Compass pt. July 6, 2012 MFRC The Contact - 17 Trenton Military Family Resource Centre

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Welcome to all newcomers gives families a chance to visit some of the jeans, track pants or T-shirts) Please have jogging ou T-shirts n’est pas accepté). attractions in the area. photo ID * Please return card by noon of Apporter une carte d’identification. SVP, to 8 Wing/CFB Trenton! This Groupe de jeux mobile following day or by Monday noon if signed retournez la carte par midi la journée suiv- is your Centre, come to visit out on Friday. ante ou le lundi par midi, si elle est signée and get your moving-in good- Durant les mois d’été, Maude offrira un le vendredi. ies, give your opinion and share groupe de jeux mobile. Cette activité per- Taux préférentiels pour les militaires your ideas. Get involved! Mov- met aux familles de visiter des attractions au Club de golf Roundel Glen Grand & Toy annual MFRC ing to a new community can be régionales. fundraising BBQ a challenge, come for a visit and 9 Trous; Taux pour adultes 15$, pour jeunes see what we have to offer. Military preferred rate at Roundel 9$ et location de voiturette 10$. 18 Trous; Wednesday, July 18, 2012 from 11 a.m. to 2 Glen Golf Course Taux pour adultes 28$, pour jeunes 15$ et p.m., Baker’s Island Community Centre. $3 Bienvenue aux nouveaux location de voiturette 20$. (Doit posséder burger or hotdog, drink and chips. Raffles arrivants 9 Holes; Adult rate $15, youth rate $9, cart un permis de conduire valide pour louer and giveaways’! All proceeds will be used to rental $10. 18 Holes; Adult rate $28, youth un chariot) Un dépôt de 5$ est requis pour support the deployment programs of the de la 8e escadre/BFC Trenton! rate $15, cart rental $20. (Must have valid signer la carte au CRFM, sera remboursé Trenton MFRC. C’est votre Centre, venez visiter drivers license to rent cart) lorsque la carte est retournée. et recevoir vos gâteries d’arrivée. Deposit of $5 when signing card at the Les joueurs sont responsables de téléphon- BBQ annuel de Grand & Toy, collecte Donnez votre opinion et part- MFRC, will be refunded when card is re- er au Club de golf (613-392-1544) pour de fonds pour le CRFM agez vos idées. Impliquez vous! turned. Players are responsible to call golf réserver leur heure de départ. Les heures de Emménagez dans une nouvelle course (613-392-1544) to schedule tee- départ débutent à midi. Les militaires peu- Le mercredi 18 juillet 2012, de 11h à 14h, communauté peut être un défi, off time. Tee-off times are from noon on. vent amener des civils avec eux pour le même Centre communautaire à Baker’s Island. 3$, venez nous visiter et découvrez Military member may bring civilians with taux préférentiel. Si une location de bâtons pour un hamburger ou hotdog, breuvage ce que nous pouvons vous of- them for the preferred rate. If club rental is est nécessaire, le taux est de 4$ avec la carte. et croustilles. Tirage et surprises! Tous les frir. required, $4 fee for anyone with this card. Code vestimentaire; chemise/chandail avec profits seront utilisés pour le programme Dress Code: Collared shirt, tailored shorts collet, pantalon ou bermuda et chaussures de soutien au déploiement du CRFM de Canada’s Wonderland is or pants and appropriate footwear. (no appropriées (le port du jeans, ensemble de Trenton. now open for the 2012 season ROOFINGOFIN PERFECTPE C CHOICEHOICE Tickets on sale at the MFRC at ROOFINGOFIN discount prices. New for 2012; ALL types of Roofing Leviathan is one of the biggest Plus: E.P.D.M. 1 Ply Low Slope & Flat Roofing and tallest coasters in the world. • Free Estimates Riders will climb to a record • Over 25 Years Experience • All Work Guaranteed! breaking height of 306’/93.3m • Licensed & Insured followed by an exhilarating 80 Phone Steve at degree drop, reaching a top 613-475-1322 speed of 148km/h. You will find over 200 attractions, 68

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