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By: Padre Blair Ross bearers were friends of the fallen or felt it was their way to show respect to a fellow soldier. arade orders are being readied and members Did you also know that many families returned Pfrom units are out visiting the local legions and for other ceremonies? Their grief was still real yet communities in preparation for Remembrance Day. their love for the new families touched them and The legions tell their visitors that they fear fewer the crowds who would line the road. people are coming out and do they remember? We Visiting Allies were visibly moved when they should not be concerned with only the day of the would see this and how the overpasses going into parades. I have found many Canadians stopping Toronto were fi lled with police, fi refi ghters and near cenotaphs or cairns throughout the year. ordinary folks remembering those who served so I was at the National War Memorial in Ottawa that others do not. this summer and watched as visitors of all ages, The most visited site on this wing is the Afghan- had their lunch, rested their tired feet and gazed istan cairn just outside the cadet gates. You may at the monument or the grave of the Unknown Sol- not know that this cairn was paid by the donations dier. of ordinary people across this nation. It is a place Did you know that the fi rst act of our newly where families come to make a rubbing of a name, elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was to lay tell them they are missed and where silent prayers a wreath with Prime Minister Stephen Harper on are said. the anniversary of the death of Corporal Nathan I have shared with you just the sites on or near Cirillo? Did a prayer of thanks cross their minds? this Wing. I do not need to go to Sherbrooke to re- If not, I know it happens on this Wing. member my uncle, a Tail Gunner during WWII, Do you know that there are photo galleries of or his father, a Calvary Man later mustard gassed those who died in Afghanistan at Wing Imaging, 24 during WWI, to remember their service to this na- Health Unit, and the Air Museum? tion. They join the names of those I have had the The museum has the names of former air per- pleasure to serve with or have worn the uniform. sonnel etched in stone bricks boarding its path- I remember and pray for them as do others. ways. I have seen family members point to these stones and tell stories to their children. The Wing Letter to the editor Chapel has a photo album just inside its doors of all the men and women who were repatriated to this Wing. Passing on the These ceremonies helped draw this country to- gether. The Afghanistan War was Canada’s longest remembrance legacy war. Every region, province and territory has had one of their sons or daughters carried from an air- Dear Editor, Operation Legacy allows us to hon- that will always stay in my heart. I craft by military pall bearers. Many of these pall I am a graduate of The War Amps our them and carry their legacy into cherish the times I get to talk with Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program, the future. honourable veterans because hearing and its Operation Legacy, which is This year marks the 70th anniver- their stories fi rst-hand makes me ap- Letters to the Editor: made up of members and graduates sary of the end of the Second World preciate how hard they fought for our of CHAMP who are dedicated to teach- War. On Remembrance Day, it is im- country. I am honoured to pass on All letters must be signed and the name of the author will be published. Include a phone number ing the younger generation about the portant for Canadians to refl ect on the torch of remembrance to younger for verifi cation. We reserve the right to edit while importance of remembrance. the signifi cance of this anniversary generations, so they too can be proud preserving the main objective of the writer. We Amputee veterans started The and the sacrifi ces made so we could to live in this amazing country. cannot guarantee that any particular letter will be War Amps nearly 100 years ago, and lead better lives. Sincerely, printed. E-mail letters to: later created CHAMP to share their Operation Legacy has given me the Celeste Blanchard, 19 [email protected] knowledge and assistance with us. privilege to participate in many events Operation Legacy Member, Ottawa

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for operations, allowing the Canadian By Capt Evan Canty Army, Royal Canadian Navy, and other government departments (OGDs) to ef- very summer, hundreds of mem- fectively accomplish their missions. The Ebers of the Canadian Armed Forces ability of the helicopters, the Griffons (CAF) - Regular, Reserve and Rangers and Chinooks, to deploy by themselves - deploy across Canada’s vast North in from their normal operating bases in support of Operation (Op) NANOOK. Edmonton and Petawawa was one of the This annual operation is conducted by key capabilities to the success of the mis- the CAF to assert Canada’s sovereignty sion. Critical enablers were provided by within our northernmost boundaries to 8 Wing, in Trenton, in the form of strate- assess the Department of National De- gic air mobility assets (CC-130J Hercules, fence’s (DND) ability to coordinate with CC-150 Polaris, and CC-177 Globemaster the wide range of government depart- III) to ensure seamless logistical support ments and northern communities. for the, in effect, expeditionary operation The increasing accessibility of the within our domestic borders. Arctic has shown an increase in both air Operating within the Air Expedition- and sea traffi c; combined with the known ary Wing concept, the Air Task Force mineral and fossil fuel reserves, the need (ATF) successfully exercised the key te- to exert Canada’s sovereignty, conduct nets of agility, integration, and respon- search and rescue (SAR) operations, and siveness in austere conditions to provide respond to natural or man-made disas- air support to the Joint Task Force (JTF). “The Air Task Force, on be- presents their annual ters has never been higher. Each year, Op The ATF supported all phases of the op- half of the Joint Force Air Com- NANOOK conducts a series of scenarios, eration in direct support to the Land and ponent Commander, was able to such as disaster relief, SAR injects, as Navy Component Commanders in pro- deliver the required air effects well as those that test the CAF’s response viding recce capability, VIP transport, to support and enable mission to a security threat in Canada’s North. as well as movement of personnel and success in a joint environment, The aim of Op NANOOK was no dif- equipment throughout the Joint Opera- working with other key govern- ferent this year: a training opportunity tions Area. ment departments.” said Lieu- to exercise the CAF in conjunction with Despite persistently challenging tenant-Colonel Ryan Deming, Saturday, November 7, 2015 - 10am to 4pm other federal government departments weather conditions, the ATF successful- Air Task Force Commander, Sunday, November 8, 2015 - 10am to 3pm and the local government. Primarily ly delivered all required air effects while Op NANOOK 2015. “We demon- based out of Inuvik in the Northwest also adapting fl uid mission require- strated the reach and fl exibility revO 04 !srodnev llA dnah edam !stcudorp Territories, the scenarios included a ments. No matter what the task, whether required to ensure support was Bake table & lunch counter! simulated oil spill, as well as safety and it was the routine delivery of fuel, the in- provided in multiple locations security training events in and around novative sling-delivery of equipment of simultaneously.” the local communities of Inuvik, Tuktoy- All-Terrain Vehicles, or the insertion of Op NANOOK serves as a dem- aktuk, Sachs Harbour, and Fort Smith. troops in remote northern locations, the onstration of the CAF’s ability to The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) ATF delivered its mandate and was a key operate in the austere locations Knights of Columbus Hall played a signifi cant role in achieving the contributor to the success of the opera- and challenging environments 57 Stella Cres., Trenton, ON aims of Op NANOOK, with air assets tion. of the Canadian North – a show- Admission $2 from multiple fl eets (CC-115 Buffalo, CC- In the end more than 131 sorties were case of our ability to respond ef- Daily Door Prizes, Wheel Chair Accessible 138 Twin Otter, CH-147 Chinook, CH-146 fl own, moving more than 400 people and a fectively71 Murphy to the increased St. Trenton, activ- ON K8VFor 0C3more info call 613-392-8376 R0013530544 Griffon) assigned to meet the air mobil- quarter million pounds of cargo over the ity in our Arctic. ity and tactical aviation requirements course of the 15-day operation.

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424 (T&R) Squadron held a commemorative parachute jump in memory of Sgt. Janick Gilbert

SAR Techs from 424 (T&R) Squadron performed the fourth annual parachute jump on Oct. 27 in memory of Sgt. Gilbert who gave his life in 2011 to save others. Photo by Sgt. Jody Hynes

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earch and Rescue (SAR) Tech- On Oct. 27, 2011, Sgt. Gilbert Trenton, Gander, Greenwood and Snicians from 424 (Transport gave his life so that others may Winnipeg, the hunters, a father and Rescue) Squadron at 8 Wing/ live, leading a rescue mission for and his son, were returned safe- CFB Trenton conducted the two hunters stranded in a boat in ly to their home that day. This fourth annual parachute jump the Hecla Straight, approximate- week, 16 SAR Techs left the ramp in memory of one of their fallen ly 25 kilometers east of Igloolik, of the CC-130H Hercules at 10,000 brothers, Sergeant (Sgt.) Janick Nunavut. Due to the efforts of feet, for a freefall jump to “DZ Gilbert, on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Sgt. Gilbert and SAR crews from Gilbert,” the drop zone located in front of 424 (T&R) Squad- ron, named in Sergeant Janick Gilbert, 424 (T&R) Squadron SAR Tech. his honour. Photo by: 8 Wing Imaging (deployment photo) Win Gagnez Employee 1 of 2 iPad minis! 1 de 2 iPad mini! Assistance Contest runs 1-30 Nov. 2015 Le concours a lieu du 1er au 30 nov. 2015 Prizes provided by CDCB/BMO Les prix sont o erts par les SBCDC et BMO Program Referral agents

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ajor (Maj.) Alayne compete at the Midsouth which was very exciting for MEdwards from the Ca- Challenge with these hors- our first CCI One Star. I’m nadian Forces Aerospace es. Both horses moved up looking forward to taking Warfare Centre (CFAWC) a level over the divisions the knowledge I gained at competed at the 2015 Eques- they were entered in last the event and training hard trian Hagyard Midsouth year and both greatly ex- over the winter to improve Three-Day and Team Chal- ceeded my expectations,” results at the next one,” lenge Event held in Lexing- Maj. Edwards said. Maj. Edwards said. ton, Kentuky, Oct. 21 to 25. Public Affair, a 14 year The real surprise of Three-day eventing is old ex-racehorse was en- the event came from Next steeped in military tradi- tered in the pair’s first Paige, who at just seven tion as it started as a cav- Fédération Equestre years old, competed in the alry test and, when first Internationale(FEI) three- Open Training division introduced as an Olympic day event at the Concours and finished in second sport, was only open to ac- Complet International place. tive duty male military of- (CCI) One Star level. The “The Midsouth Challenge ficers mounted on military FEI has its headquarters in had approximately 600 horses. The modern three- Lausanne, Switzerland and horses entered across all day event tests horse/rider is the international gov- divisions this year. Horses Public Affair during the cross-country phase of the CCI One Star. combinations in three very erning body of equestrian came from across Canada Submitted photo different disciplines (dres- sports. The CCI One Star and the United States and, sage, cross-country and spanned four days, start- for most, it represents the show jumping) and their ing with a trot-up in front peak of the season. Know- Wing Logistics and Engineering Picture of the Week placing is determined from of the FEI officials to de- ing how competitive the a combination of the re- termine the soundness of divisions were makes me Wing Logistics and sults. the horse and its fitness to so proud of Paige’s second “This is the second year compete. place finish,” explained that I have been able to “We finished in 17th place, Maj. Edwards. Engineer Branch sports Flem’s last flight for 424 their favourite team colours (Transport and Rescue) Squadron

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Continued from page 1 that are able to conceive of the the mindset that we have to have,” challenges that we’re going to be he stated. “General Vance said it Force Museum of Canada Oct. 29, facing in 2030 and help us build best. Each and every one of you, he talked to a large cross-section the capabilities that we need to regardless of your family situa- of 8 Wing personnel about the be successful there. So we’re go- tion or your sexual persuasion, vision and goals of the air force ing to invest in our people both when you put on this uniform, in future and the key initiatives intellectually and also in that you deserve to be 10 feet tall and he will propose as it advances to- tactical output,” he said. feel like you can do anything and wards 2030. All decisions are supported by that’s the Air Force that I want to In his 40-minute presentation the values of the RCAF – profes- be a part of. Even one case, one to the troops, he said decisions in sionalism, excellence and team- person dealing with this is too Ottawa had a profound effect at work, which is enabled by the many so we’re going to put a lot the base level. support of the member’s family, of effort into this. It’s not just “There’s really three phases he indicated. sexual harassment, it’s harass- to fl ying in formation because a “I know that the people in this ment of any sort. We’ve got to get lot of the success of what you’re room know that the strength of rid of it once and for all!” able to do here on the ground what you’re doing and what your Part of moving forward also takes place in the scene-setting enabled by is that supporting involves looking back, return- at NDHQ,” he noted. “Flying in family behind you. So we need to ing to our roots, according to Formation talks about not only make sure that your families are Lt.-Gen. Hood. He talked of how the capabilities that we have, but looked after, that we’re setting the the offi cial RCAF history ends it talks about the RCAF within conditions of family health care, in 1945, although a lot has been the department, so fl ying in for- childcare, education and the rest. done and accomplished since mation both with the army and The Air Force has put a lot of ef- then. He wants to reassert the navy, but even more importantly, fort into that and we’re going to RCAF’s history and heritage with our civilian partners in the continue because that’s founda- and correct some of the mis- department.” tional,” he stated, emphatically. takes made during the downsiz- Air power is important, but ev- Op HONOUR, the Canadian ing years of the 90s. erything is supported by the val- Armed Forces’ (CAF) response Space will also be an area stud- ues of the RCAF, he stated. to sexual assault and harassment ied as a key element moving for- ward for the RCAF and he felt “It’s not only the tactical em- allegations, was front and centre Lt.-Gen. Hood wants to see his air force fl ying in formation with leadership needed to put some ef- ployment of air power – our vari- in his presentation, resulting in all of its partners with an agile, integrated reach within its air fort into visualizing the concept ous capabilities - but it’s actually the biggest shock of his career powe. Photo by Ross Lees air power-mindedness and the when he heard the issue being of the Air Force in the future. intellectual understanding of air raised. In answering questions follow- be co-opted back into trades to “From your support to de- power as we chart the path for- “I had a real challenge with ing the presentation, Lt.-Gen. assist in training and mentor- ployed CAF operations, to your ward. I need non-commissioned this and when you recognize that Hood indicated that he was not ing of newly promoted personnel SAR missions, to the tremendous members (NCMs) and offi cers even one case is too many, that’s happy with some of the repriori- as they garnered experience in capabilities represented by the tization which trades with the RCAF. Much of air platforms fl own here, to the HOME AUTO LIFE INVESTMENTSNVESTMENTS had taken place that type of decision-making had air and ground crews that fl y with some of to be shouldered by people like 8 and support those platforms, this GROUP BUSINESS FARM TRAVELL the infrastruc- Wing’s Col. Keiver as part of his wing embodies all the attributes ture projects plan to promote decision-making of an RCAF that is agile and inte- Give yourself peace of mind with the right on the base and at the proper level. grated with the reach and power he would see Lt.-Gen. Hood spent the day on to achieve Canada’s defence and coverage for you. to it that those the base talking with people and security goals. And you fl y in projects were visiting various units on what formation with your partners At The Co-operators, we’re insurance experts. discussed in he described as the “most impor- here at the Wing, across the en- So, whether your goal is to protect your home, the future. tant base in the Air Force right tire Armed Forces and with our He also felt now.” He also attended a mess colleagues in other government your vehicle or your family’s financial future, there was room dinner in the evening where he departments. Well done and keep you can count on us for the right coverage - for retiring addressed much of the Wing up the good work!” he said at the personnel to leadership. mess dinner. designed to fit your needs.

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To register or learn more, please con- 8e Escadre/BFC Trenton sera représentée durant Continued on page 12 tact MFRC reception at 613-965-3575 or email [email protected]. Dansez avec France Apprenez les danses sociales au CRFM, déb- utant le mardi 17 novembre. Niveau I- Swing - de 18h à 19h. Niveau II - Foxtrot - de 19h à 20h. Niveau III - Boléro - de 20h à 21h. Les classes prennent place tous les mardis, il y aura deux pratiques, les mardis 8 décembre et 26 janvier. Coût: 90$/couple, pour 6 classes et deux pratiques. Le paiement est dû à la première classe. Pour vous inscrire ou de l’information, s.v.p., contactez la réception du CRFM au 613-965-3575 ou par courriel [email protected] Afternoon Chatter - Hairstyles for the Holidays Back by popular demand! Join us on Sunday, Nov. 15 and get ideas for sassy, adventurous or Plan No: classic hairstyles for the holidays. 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Nov. 15 – Tribute to the Brave MFRC reception at 613-965-3575 or email [email protected] Marketplace Friday between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. drop off Tribute to the Brave is a combined concert If you would like to join the Market- the items you would like to sell including of the Quinte Symphony, 8 Wing Concert Votre futur financier place as a vendor, please complete skis, snowboards, boots, poles and cloth- Band and the 8 Wing Pipes and Drums at Poursuivez vos rêves en matière the application on the MFRC web- ing - no helmets or straight skis please. the National Air Force Museum of Can- de finance et réalisez une retraite site calendar (www.trentonmfrc.ca/ Come shopping Saturday between 9 a.m. ada in honour of the late Hugh O’Neil. confortable tout en balançant les news-events) and submit it by 4 p.m., and 4 p.m. and Sunday betweeen 10 a.m. Admission is by donation. and 3 p.m. Accepted payment methods demandes et défis d’une carrière Wednesday, Nov. 18. Nov. 18 – 8 Wing Officers’ Mess militaire ! Venez-vous joindre à include: cash, cheque, debit or credit Appel aux vendeurs pour Ladies Club Appetizer and Darran Leaker et préparez-vous (2% charge for credit purchases). le Marché annuel de Noël Hors D'Oeuvres Night pour l’avenir ! Il est militaire à la Nov. 8 – MFRC Hits of the The 8 Wing Officers’ Mess Ladies Club is retraite qui a votre bien-être à co- Si vous voulez participer comme Blitz Fundraising Concerts hosting and appetizer and hors d'oeuvres eur ! Coût : Gratuit. Où : CRFM de vendeur au Marché de Noël, s.v.p., On Sunday, Nov. 8, two concerts will be tasting event on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 6:30 Trenton. Le mardi 17 novembre, remplissez le formulaire que vous held at Centennial Secondary School p.m. in the mess. Admission for members de 9h à 10h30 ou le mardi 24 pouvez télécharger du calendrier auditorium hosted by the Rotary Club and invited guests of members is free novembre de 19h à 20h30. Pour de notre site web (www.trenton- of Belleville. Entitled Hits of the Blitz, with your favourite appetizer or hors vous inscrire, veuillez contacter mfrc.ca/news-events) et le faire tenor Julian Gallo will be backed by an d’oeuvres and recipe or $10 at the door. la réception du CRFM au 613- parvenir au plus tard le mercredi orchestra as he sings the hits of World For further information, contact cham- 965-3575 ou par courriel rabia.s@ 18 novembre à 16h. Wars One and Two at the 2 p.m. mati- [email protected] trentonmfrc.ca Coffee, Cookie and a Chat nee and the 7:30 p.m. evening perform- Glass Holiday Ornament Nov. 20 – 26th annual Trenton Parenting group offered at Bread- ance. Tickets are $25 per person and can Woodlot Conference Workshop be purchased at the MFRC and various ner Elementary School. Topics other sites that will be listed on their Doors open at 8 a.m. for exhibits and arti- Join Sarah Dionne for an afternoon covered will be related to school website. san products. The program - 9:30 a.m. to of creating Holiday ornaments out success, how to reduce homework 4:30 p.m. – includes field trips, the Secret of glass. Choose from a pattern or struggles, how to communicate Nov. 10 – Remembrance Day Life of a Forest and Ontario’s Biodivers- design your own ornaments that with staff etc. The first and third game at Peterborough ity. The event is hosted by Hastings Stew- will last for years and make won- Monday of the month (Starts Tuesday, Nov. 10, the Petes will face off ardship Council at the Batawa Commun- derful gifts. On the day of class, Sept. 21) from 9:20 a.m. to 10:20 against the Kingston Frontenacs in ity Centre, 8 Plant St., Batawa. Admission you will assemble the ornaments. a.m. You do not have to have a this special military appreciation and is $30. Registration by Nov. 14 is sug- They are then taken to Sarah’s stu- child attending Breadner School Remembrance Day game. Tickets for gested, to ensure hot lunch. Buy online dio and fired in a glass kiln. Fin- to participate in this program. this game are available at the Trenton tickets at hastingsstewardship.ca. For ished ornaments will be returned Childcare is provided but spaces MFRC at a discounted price of $13/per- more information: 613 391 9034 or info@ to the MFRC within a few weeks are limited. Must pre-register son which includes bus transportation hastingsstewardship.ca. for pick-up. Who: All ages! Date: with Kelly Briggs at 613-392-2811 to and from the game in Peterborough. Saturday, Nov. 21. Time: 11 a.m. to ext. 7917 the Wednesday the week Dec. 9 – 8 Wing Officers’ Mess Puck drops at 7:05 p.m. CFB/8 Wing Ladies Club Christmas Dinner 3 p.m. Cost: $50/student. Space is before the group. Trenton will be represented at this game. limited. Register at the MFRC re- Monthly E-News/Social The 8 Wing Officers’ Mess Ladies Club For more information on both of these ception 613-965-3575. Media is hosting their Christmas dinner on events, please call or visit MFRC recep- Atelier de décorations de Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. at the mess. Get the latest news from the MFRC tion - 613-965-3575. Noël en verre Admission is members $15 and invited and community at large. Sign-up Nov. 13 – Blood Donor Clinic guests of members $25. Ticket deadline is Joignez Sarah Dionne pour un through our website www.family- The 8 Wing/CFB Trenton blood donor Nov. 25. For further information, contact après-midi et créez des décorations force.ca for the monthly E-News clinic takes place at the CFB Trenton Rec- [email protected] de Noël en verre. Choisissez un pa- and to follow us on Facebook. November 6, 2015 Sports & Recreation 13 - The Contact McDonald’s in Trenton proudly supports our troops, and the men and women at CFB Trenton. 266 Dundas Street East Glen Miller 401 Exit McDonald’s in Walmart (Trenton Town Centre) *Drive-Thru Open 24 hrs. Trenton *Drive-Thru OPEN 24 hrs. 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Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree Remembrance Day special Friday, Dec. 4, pre-register by Wednesday, Dec. 2. Five – the hockey team that stunned the nation years and under – 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., six to 12 years- 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Against all odds: The RCAF Flyers Adult Programs oldiers are fi nally home in Oc- However, these aren’t just any men. what they said. We were a disgrace to the Stober 1947 after fi ve devastating They’re pilots, gunners and navigators country.” Morning Aquafi t – Mon., Wed., Fri. mornings Sept. years of war that took the lives of who fought in the brutal air offensive of Against All Odds: The RCAF Fly- 21 to Dec. 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 9:20 a.m. nearly 45 thousand Canadians. But WW II… and survived. Now, this band of ers is the dramatic and moving sto- Evening Aquafi t (Jogging) – Tuesdays and Thurs- when the call goes out for the world brothers is once again facing incredible ry of this unlikely team and their days Oct. 6 to Dec. 3 from 6 p.m. to 6:50 p.m. to come together in peace at the odds that no one believes they can beat. chaotic quest for Olympic gold. Winter Olympics, Canada refuses “What did they call us?” remembers Narrated by the host of Hockey Senior Lane Swim – Mon., Wed., and Fri. mornings to send a hockey team. Murray Dowey, The Flyer’s star goalie Night in Canada, George Stroum- Sept. 21 to Dec. 18 from 7:30 a.m. to 8:20 a.m. Shocked by this decision, the Royal Ca- and one of three surviving members of this boulopoulos, it will air on Sports- New Fitness Class Pass – Purchase a punch card and nadian Air Force announces they’ll fi eld a team. “The misfi ts.” net at the 11th hour on Nov. 11 in you have the choice of any or all fi tness classes – eight team. But the RCAF Flyers are unknown “A disgrace to the country,” adds Roy a Remembrance Day tribute to Ca- classes per card. amateurs. Many fear they’ll embarrass the Forbes, a decorated war hero and another nadian veterans and the men and Boot Camp Fitness – Mondays Sept. 21 to Nov. 16 from nation. surviving member of the team. “That’s women of Canada’s armed forces. 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Fitness 4 two (Parent and Baby) - This is an outdoor baby friendly class which allows mom or dad to get a 8 Wing opening great workout and attend to baby’s needs at any time. Mondays, Sept. 21 to Nov. 16 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. sport facility doors to the public New Hatha Yoga (60 minutes) Tuesday, Sept. 22 to Nov. 10 from 4:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. Civilian community welcomed to attend New Mom and Baby Pilates – Wednesdays, Sept. 23 to Nov. 18 from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and Thursdays, Sept. 24 RBC Sports Day in Canada events to Nov. 12, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the RecPlex gym. his year marks the 6th annual ties will take place over two days. ball and squash tournaments. Spin-Fusion – Tuesdays,Sept. 22 to Nov. 10 from 5:40 Tnational celebration of the Events on Friday, Nov. 20 will focus On Saturday, Nov. 21, 8 Wing/ p.m. to 6:40 p.m. RBC Sports Day in Canada and on military sports and recognize CFB Trenton will celebrate com- Zumba – Wednesdays from Sept. 23 to Nov. 18 from 5:40 its theme, Celebrate the Power of the role of sports in contributing munity recreation sports and open p.m. to 6:40 p.m. Sport, endeavors to build commu- to CAF operational readiness. 8 its doors to Quinte West communi- Pilates/Core Fitness – Wednesdays, Sept. 23 to Nov. nities and get Canadians moving. Wing/CFB Trenton military and ty members. There will be several 18 from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) civilian members will participate events including a free public skate, Spin Class – Thursdays, Sept. 24 to Nov. 12 from 4:20 is an offi cial participant and this in numerous activities to include a ball hockey tournament, free swim- p.m. to 5:20 p.m. event will be celebrated at bases 5K run/walk, water sports, soccer, ming and water sports, geocaching across Canada. yoga, volleyball, indoor golf, fl ag and more! Don’t miss out on this Learn to skate – Wednesdays, Oct. 7 to Dec. 16 from 5 8 Wing/CFB Trenton festivi- football as well as hockey, basket- exciting event! p.m. to 6 p.m. Coming this fall – Mom and baby pilates. Calling all ping pong players Children, Youth and Teen Programs f you’re interested in play- contact sport which provides safe Kookin’ with Kidz – Wednesdays from Sept. 23 to Iing some ping pong or activity for physical fi tness. Nov. 18 – six to eight years of age and nine to 12 years table tennis, you will want The goal of the activity is to pro- of age from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. to contact YK Soo Lum, who mote and foster appreciation for Tyke Terrain – Tuesdays and Thursdays from Sept. is trying to set up some com- this exciting Olympic sport and in- 22 to Dec. 10 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the RecPlex gym. petition amongst military and spire a pioneering spirit within the Learn to skate for youngsters four to seven years of civilian personnel at 8 Wing/CFB 8 Wing and its community. age – Sundays from Oct. 4 to Dec. 13 from 1:30 p.m. to Trenton and Quinte West. Should you wish to take part or 2:15 p.m. at the RCAF Flyers Arena. The scope of the competition discuss this further, contact YK Soo New Learn to skate for youngsters for four to seven is to enhance the quality of life Lum at 613-392-6721 or by email at choices while engaging in a non- [email protected] years of age – Sundays, Oct. 4 to Dec. 13 from 1:30 p.m. to 2:15 p.m. at the RCAF Flyers Arena. Learn to skate for eight- to 16-year-olds – Mondays, WHL attracts 21 teams NHL skates into a Oct. 5 to Dec. 14, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the RCAF Flyers Arena. in new season new season Shinny Hockey – starts Oct. 7 to Dec. 18. he Wing Hockey League entered competition this he Noon Hour Hockey League is off and skat- Tyke/Novice (under nine years old) Fridays from 6 Tseason with 21 teams, comprised of the 424 Sqn Res- Ting with six teams competing. The NHL had p.m. to 7 p.m. cue & Orange Peels, 436 Sqn 1, 2, Tusks and Wolverine, their opening game on Oct. 15 with the Wing Atom (under 11 years old) Fridays from 5 p.m. to 6 CJIRU 1 and 2, WTISS, CAAWC, WCE, Fire Hall, ATC, Commander, Colonel Colin Keiver and Wing p.m. 429 Sqn, 437 Sqn, 8 AMS, 2 AMS, ATESS Chief Warrant Offi cer Darcy Elder PeeWee (under 13 years old) Wednesdays from 4 p.m. 1 and 2, 24 CF H Svcs, TN/RCEME. dropping the ceremonial puck. Tak- to 5 p.m. Wing Commander, Colonel Colin Keiver ing the face off for the defending dropped the puck accompanied by Wing Champs Battalion was Lieutenant (No shinny on Friday, Oct. 9 or Wednesday, Nov. 11.) Chief Warrant Offi cer Darcy Elder and Bob Denyes and Mr. Dave Quin- Dash ‘n Splash – Fridays, Sept. 25 to Nov. 20 from 9 League President Sergeant (Sgt.) Luc sey for the Bruins. a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Grenier on Oct. 6 in a game featuring 436 The Fitness, Sports and Recre- Drop-in Youth Basketball for ages 13 to 17 years, Sqn 3 competing against ATESS 2. ation Flight would like to take this Tuesdays, Sept. 22 to Nov. 24 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the The Fitness, Sports and Recreation opportunity to thank the executive RecPlex gym. Flight would like to take this opportunity Committee President Master Corpo- Kids Night Out – Friday, Nov. 13 for fi ve-year-olds and to thank the executive Committee President Sgt. Gre- ral. Andrew Roberts, and Vice President Mr. under from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and six- to 12-year-olds nier and Vice President Master Corporal Andrew Rob- Dave Quinsey, for volunteering their time. Good from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the RecPlex. erts for volunteering their time. luck, have fun and play fair! 14 - The Contact Classifi eds November 6, 2015

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He had no mitts, the roads you are planning to stay in your car, run it for 10 min- a good idea to blizzard-proof your than the combined total from toque, shovel or any other type travel are in. Monitor conditions utes with the heater on then shut home or workplace. Stock up on hurricanes, tornadoes, fl oods, ex- of survival gear, and was almost on the radio. Always travel with it off. You don’t want to waste necessities - fuel, oil, food, medi- treme heat and lightning. out of gas. Obviously, this man a full tank of gas, extra warm gas. Make sure you keep the ex- cations, diapers for the kids, milk In Canada, blizzards can hit was not prepared for what could clothes including winter boots, haust pipe clear of snow and - whatever you need to make sure almost anywhere, but are espe- have become a life-threatening mitts and a sleeping bag. keep a window open on the lee- everyone is fed, safe and warm cially common in the southern situation. Here are a few recom- Also carry a shovel, tire ward (downwind) side of the ve- until the danger passes. prairies, Atlantic Canada and the mended precautions for driving chains, road fl ares, a bag of sand, hicle. This will help ventilation Source: Environment Cana- eastern Arctic. Blizzards deserve in Canadian winter: an emergency food pack, booster and reduce the chance of carbon da. Check out their Web site at the same respect that we would Don’t travel in a blizzard un- cables, matches and a lighter, a monoxide poisoning. www.ec.gc.ca pay a tornado. Many of us who hear of a blizzard warning will October weather summary carry on as if there weren’t any danger, but blizzards warrant October just a little cooler and wetter than last year preparation and caution. curred on one day. There were Halloween this year was just about The combination of snow, By Aviator C. Pike-Pilditch, 8 Wing MET actually more rain-free days this 3 degrees warmer than last year. We strong winds, cold temperatures year than last year. Rainfall totals also got less rain, and it happened af- and reduced visibility (due to the hough we had a beautiful year, which was 15.5C. Average for October 2015 were 109.7mm, ter most trick-or-treaters were in for blowing snow) can be deadly. TOctober this year, it was ac- daily minimum temperatures where total rainfall for 2014 was the evening, in any case. One winter when I was driv- tually just a little cooler and wet- were 3.7C down again from 6.3C 91.4mm. The rainiest day was on Climate outlooks for the next ing a snowplow along the Jasper- ter than last year. There was one of 2014. Daily highs peaked on the 28th, at 52.7mm. No snow was month indicate warmer than Banff highway, my colleague and record broken on Oct. 28, with the 12th, with a high of 21.6C, and recorded this year! average temperatures, with no I were about to close the road due 52.7mm of rain falling. the coldest night was on the 19th, October saw two days with strong indication of precipitation to a blizzard when we came across The average daily maximum with a daily minimum of -4.7C. thunderstorms this year, where being either above or below nor- a man who had lost control of his temperature for October this year Though rainfall totals are high- last year we only got them on one mal amounts. Get out there and vehicle. He had been there at least was 13.7C. That is almost two de- er this year than last year, almost day. We only saw fog on one day enjoy the unseasonably warm two hours. There was very little grees lower than the previous half of this month’s rainfall oc- this year, the same as last year. weather before winter kicks in! 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Even the very 8 Wing Martial Arts Club young got into the spirit of haunted their dojos on Oct. 29 the event.

By Ross Lees

he 8 Wing Martial Arts Club Theld a spook-tacular event on Oct. 29 when they hosted their an- nual Halloween night in conjunc- tion with the St. John’s ambulance. Between 70 and 80 children and their parents came out to the frighteningly good event which featured two haunted houses for those looking for a real scary experience and one much less heart-stopping for the younger children. The young, costumed martial artists saw movies, played games, made crafts, and ate snacks in their various dojos. “It was a great evening,” noted club president Master Corporal Mark Waters. “It went very well and the kids had an amazing time! They were even asking af- terwards what we were doing for next year.”

(Top right) Children had a lot of fun at the 8 Wing Martial Arts Club Halloween party Oct. 29 as they played games in their dojo.

(Right) Costumes were varied and expertly done, adding to the stellar atmosphere at the 8 Wing Martial Arts Club Halloween party. Some were even able to carve out their own niche Photos by Ross Lees in the dojo. 16 - The Contact Advertising November 6, 2015

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