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www.cfbtrenton.com August 12, 2005 • Serving 8 Wing/CFB Trenton • 8e escadre/BFC Trenton • Volume 40 Issue Number 30• COL DESCHAMPS VISITS CRGS Message from CDS and DM on passing of Sgt “Smokey” Smith It is with great sorrow that we war service ended with his de- Sgt Smith was a true announce the death of Sgt activation from the permanent Canadian hero and his passing (Ret’d) Ernest Alvia “Smokey” force on 13 April 1945. is particularly poignant as we Smith, VC, CM, OBC, CD, Smokey’s funeral was a honour all those who went Canada’s last surviving national undertaking with a before us during this Year of the Canadian Victoria Cross recip- view to honour not only Sgt Veteran. ient. Smokey died August 3, in Smith as an individual, but all To properly acknowledge Vancouver, B.C. those who have gone before Sgt Smith’s contribution and Smokey was born in New him and who will come after those of his fellow veterans, a Westminster British Columbia him. maximum Canadian Forces on 3 May 1914. During the This funeral featured two (CF) representation attended Second World War Mr Smith lying-in-state ceremonies. The the lying-in-state ceremony in enlisted in the Seaforth first ceremony took place in Ottawa to pay their respects. Highlanders of Canada and Ottawa on Tuesday, 9 August Books of condolence were served with that unit through- 05, in Centre Block of available for signing in Ottawa out its involvement in the Parliament Buildings between in the Foyer of the House of Italian and Northwest 10 a.m. and 830 p.m. (A total of Commons and at the Canadian European campaigns. It was in 51 military members from across 8 War Museum, and in 1944, at the battle of Savio Wing/CFB Trenton, lead by Vancouver at the Seaforth River, during the Italian cam- Colonel Andre Deschamps, Wing Highlanders Armoury. paign, that he clearly distin- Commander,attended the ceremo- On behalf of the CF and guished himself from other sol- ny.) the Department of National diers. At the battle, his actions The second ceremony was Defence, we would like to send of valour were recognized as he scheduled to take place in our sincerest condolences to Photo: 2Lt Jonathan Rotondo, CRGS was awarded the Victoria Vancouver on Friday, 12 Smokey’s family. Our thoughts Lieutenant-Colonel Peter van Haastrecht, Commanding Officer of Central Cross, the Commonwealth’s August 05 at Seaforth and prayers are with you during Region Gliding School (CRGS) , and Colonel Andre Deschamps, Commander, 8 highest award for valour. His Highlanders Armoury. this difficult time. Wing/CFB Trenton, prepare for their glider flight earlier this month. Please see story and photos on Page 2. Major search wraps up this week by Capt Nicole Meszaros, 8 WPAO Transport and Rescue Squadron, two CH-146 Griffon helicopters from 1 Wing’s 427 Tactical CADETS GRADUATE The last known whereabouts of Dr. Ness Helicopter Squadron and one Griffon from 3 Photo: Laurie McVicar, Contact Staff Amano, a dentist from Marathon, ON, was Wing’s 439 Combat Support Squadron. Sault Ste. Marie on July 24. Because part of the search area included He departed the airport there in a single- Lake Superior, the Canadian Coast Guard was engine light aircraft, apparently bound for his able to assist, and supported by searching the hometown, but when he did not turn up for waters of the Great Lake with CCG ship work on August 2, his family and colleagues Limnos and her two Fast Rescue Craft, and with began to realize that something was wrong-- two CCG Auxiliary vessels, the L and S and which lead to a major search and rescue effort Seascape. that lasted a week. The Civil Air Search And Rescue Initially, the Joint Rescue Coordination Association (CASARA) provided two airplanes Centre assumed control of the operation but and several spotters from Sault Ste. Marie, two days into the search 424 Transport and Chapleau and Winnipeg. Rescue Squadron took over. Squadron person- The search area of approximately 30,000 nel set up a deployed search headquarters at the square kilometres was covered twice and higher Sault Ste Marie airport with Capt Byron probability areas were searched more. Johnson leading the effort as searchmaster. 8 The search was reduced Aug. 9 as the Wing/CFB Trenton’s other assets deployed for searchmaster was convinced that every reason- Vice -Admiral Ron Buck, Vice Chief of the Defence Staff, served as Reviewing Officer at last the effort included two CC-130 Hercules air- able effort had been expended and that all leads Friday’s graduation parade for the Basic Cadet Course. Over 350 cadets participated in the craft and a CH-149 Cormorant helicopter. had been exhausted. Once the search was event, which marked the end of their two-week stay at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. See Page 8. Aircraft from other bases also participated, reduced, it was turned over to the OPP as a including a Hercules from 17 Wing’s 435 missing persons case. You Pay What We Pay. And Not A Cent More For a limited time only, when you purchase or lease virtually any new NOW $11,925 2005 GM vehicle* Here's how it works: across all GM divisions Visit your dealer to select the eligible 2005 GM you'll get the vehicle that's right for you. Purchase or lease your GM Employee Discount. new GM vehicle and take advantage of big savings with the GM Employee Discount! Corner of Hwy. 2 & Wallbridge Loyalist Rd., Belleville, (613) 969-1166 The Contact 2 August 12, 2005 News WING LOGISTICS AND Wing Commander ENGINEERING visits CRGS NorthChina PICTURE OF THE WEEK by 2Lt Jonathan Rotondo, PAO B U F F E T Central Region Gliding School OPEN 7 DAYS/WK Largest Seating for 300 Mountain View – In the lead-up to the much-anticipat- No MSG Added ed review by Colonel (Ret’d) Chris Hadfield on Aug. 19, Seniors (over 65) Always 10% off the Central Region Gliding School had the honour of 300 Bell Boulevard visits from Colonel Andre Deschamps, Commander, 8 (West of Sydney St.) Belleville Wing/CFB Trenton, and CWO Don Cheverie, Wing Chief Warrant Officer, earlier this month. (613) 771-99988 Col Deschamps and CWO Cheverie were treated to BUFFET HOURS Lunch: 11:30 - 3:00 pm Dinner : 4pm- 9:30 pm flights in the school’s trainer, the Schweizer SGS 2-33A Lunch Prices ADULT Kids (6-12) Glider, in order to better understand the thrill each stu- Mon-Fri $6.99 $4.50 dent pilot gets every time they soar into the air. Sat-Sun $7.99 $5.50 Toddlers $1.99 “It was a blast!” Col Deschamps said of his first glid- Dinner Prices $5.50 er flight in 25 years. Mon-Thurs $10.99 Fri-Sun & Holidays $6.50 “I’ll put that in my logbook. It’s the peak of my $11.99 month so far!” ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET During his flight in a glider piloted by the school’s commanding officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Peter van The Trenton Air Cadet Summer Training Camp Haastrecht, Deschamps was struck by the peacefulness (TACSTC) is in full swing during the summer of the experience and the fact that one can have a con- months of July and August. Feeding the versation while soaring high above Prince Edward masses is part of 8 Wing Food Services’ County. responsibility. The Yukon Galley offers an “It was awesome,” agreed CWO Cheverie. “Gliding extensive variety of entree choices and caters gives you a whole new appreciation of the county. It’s to some 900 air cadets at each meal, over and beautiful country out here.” above our normal attendance numbers. Deschamps and Cheverie were also given a tour of the school’s hangar, maintenance facilities and the flight line at CFD Mountain View by LCol van Haastrecht Snowbirds celebrate and his senior staff. Col Deschamps also took time to chat with some of 35th anniversary the 91 air cadets training to receive their glider pilot’s wings and was impressed by their motivation, dedication and professionalism. “It’s a wonderful program,” Col Deschamps said. “This beats cutting grass for a summer job – you get paid for this and it’s fun.” In observing the flight line’s operation, he praised the school for its devotion to safety and efficiency in accom- plishing its mission. “It’s pretty impressive,” he said. “It’s obviously a very professional, well-oiled machine.” In early August, CRGS was pleased to receive Brigadier-General Greg Young, Commander Land Photo: Submitted Forces Central Area. BGen Young inspected the flight lines at CFD Mountain View and Picton Airport as well by Lt (Navy) Petra Smith excellence and of their Best Best important role as ambassa- as the school’s facilities at Loyalist College, before con- Quality nly P lace Price tinuing on to HMCS Ontario in Kingston. To MOOSE JAW, SASK – The dors for the Canadian Forces he O SMITTY’S Go After graduating some 90 Introduction to Aviation Canadian Forces Snowbirds and Canada,” said “T ” cadets on July 19 and accepting 90 more in early August, WAREHOUSE OPERATION are celebrating their 35th Lieutenant-General Steve For NEW or GOOD USED Appliances anniversary season in 2005. Lucas, Chief of the Air Staff. CRGS is currently engaged in concluding the training of 91 glider pilots and the 22 cadets of the national Air Smitty’s has been keeping customers happy for 28 years in the appliance Current and past members “The 35th anniversary is a business. This proves Smitty has the Best Price, Selection, Guarantee, of 431 (Air Demonstration) tribute to the legacy of all Traffic Control Course. Seventy-one additional cadets Quality & Price plus Same Day delivery, seven days a week. Smitty plans to Squadron are welcome to Snowbirds who have repre- are participating in the power pilot scholarship course be around for another 28 years. Now he has in-house financing at and undergoing training at one of five civilian flight NO INTEREST. These are just a few of the many reasons to visit Smitty’s attend the 35th anniversary sented the men and women for your new or used appliance purchase. celebrations scheduled for in uniform so honourably.” schools across the province. On Aug.19, all CRGS cadets will gather at CFD Best Best Best October 13 to 16, at 15 The Snowbirds have per- Selection Guarantee Service Wing, Moose Jaw. formed in front of more than Mountain View to participate in the culmination of this “This is an exciting year 116 million spectators across summer’s hard work and dedication: Wings Parade.This for the Snowbirds with the North America during their year, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, a 1975 gradu- SMITTY’S 35th Anniversary and the 35-year history. To the cred- ate of CRGS,will return to present wings and graduation KING OF APPLIANCES certificates. Open Evenings & Seven Days A Week 2,000th show for the Team,” it of the technicians, the 969-00287 River Road-Corbyville (just N. of Corby’s) said Major Ian McLean, Snowbirds have never missed Photo: 2Lt Jonathan Rotondo, CRGS commanding officer and a show due to mechanical team lead, Canadian Forces problems. Snowbirds. “We encourage The 35th anniversary all Snowbirds to join us in season is dedicated to the celebrating our Team’s histo- memory of our friend and ry of professionalism, dedica- fellow Snowbird, Captain tion and teamwork.” Miles Selby, who died The 35th anniversary December 10, 2004 during a weekend will include a meet training accident. and greet, the year-end For more information or Snowbird show, a hangar to register for the 35th party, and the Red and anniversary weekend, please White Ball. Squadron visit the 35th anniversary members wishing to attend website at www.snow- Advertise in The Contact must register by September birds35.com or contact Mrs. 13. Marg Fowler, operations 2Lt Kyle Fraser, Launch Control Officer, gives Call Judy “The Air Force is proud support administrator, at the thumbs up for launch to CWO Cheverie and of the Snowbirds’ history of (306) 694-2431. his pilot, 2Lt Peter Podebry. 392-2811 Ext 2748 August 12, 2005 The Contact 3 News Fond farewell to LCol Shaw

Photo: Cpl J.F Neron, 8 Wing Imaging The “Colour Party”, aided by Brigadier-General Dwayne Lucas, present- ed Lieutenant-Colonel Kirk Shaw with some parting gifts during the ATESS Change of Command Parade on July 8. Kayaker rescued on Lake Superior by Capt Nicole Meszaros, 8WPAO basic survival materials such as a life raft,sur- vival suits and food and water, but it too A Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) radio sta- drifted away from the stranded man. tion received a distress call Aug. 5 from one With low fuel the Herc returned to an of two kayakers on Lake Superior. One airport but not before more help was offered. kayak had capsized and put a man in the While deployed on a SAR mission, the lake. Because of the rough waters, he was normal crew compliment of a Herc includes unable to reach the other kayak, so the two SAR-Techs. Sgt Sylvain Trudel and kayaker who was still afloat called for help. MCpl Dan Pasieka jumped safely into the After receiving the distress call,the CCG lake to save the kayaker by swimming him to contacted the Trenton Joint Rescue shore in a life raft; the Herc departed but Coordination Centre, which directed a CC- another nearby Herc was directed to the 130 Hercules, in the area for another mis- scene to monitor the situation. A CH-146 sion, to investigate. Quickly, the Herc crew Griffon helicopter arrived on scene, and air- spotted the kayakers and dropped a Survival lifted the mildly hypothermic but conscious Kit Air Droppable (SKAD), which contains kayaker to a hospital in Wawa. Search & Rescue UPDATE

Members of 424 Squadron, in the past week, flew five SAR missions. The first call-out was for an overdue C-172 that departed Sault Ste. Marie with a possible destination of Wawa or Marathon. This situation turned into a major search with the squadron and search headquarters deploying to Sault Ste. Marie for the week. 424 Sqn along with 435, 427, 439 Sqn’s, Canadian Coast Guard and CASARA searched approximately 15,162 square nautical miles of area. Unfortunately, the overdue aircraft was not found See cover story for more info. Next was a tasking on Aug. 4 for a reported person in the water in the Belleville har- bour area.The CC-130 returned to Trenton as nothing was found. On Aug. 5, during the major search, the CC-130 was tasked to search for a kayak in Old Woman Bay near Wawa. The two SAR-Techs parachuted in challenging conditions into the water to rescue the kayaker.They swam pulling the kayaker in a small life raft in high seas and strong currents to shore where he was transferred to a local hospital. See above for more info. Also during the major search on Aug. 7 the CC-130 was tasked to Lac St.-Jean to search for a Seadoo with two people on-board. The Seadoo and occupants were located in no distress. Finally, the Herc was sent on Aug. 7 to successfully locate an ELT in the St. Hubert area. Until next week, stay cool, stay safe.

Missions for 2005: 95 Missions for Aug.: 6 Persons rescued: 111 The Contact 4 August 12, 2005 Opinion / Editorial The Contact Newspaper LETTER CanadianaCanadiana CrCrosswordossword The CONTACT is an unofficial publication of 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. I am writing about the posted The CONTACT is a weekly military newspaper that provides accurate speed limit on the base in the and timely coverage of issues and events at and affecting Canada’s largest and busiest air base — 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. We are the primary PMQ area. internal and external communications tool for 8 Wing / CFB Trenton When I first arrived on this and began publishing in November, 1940. We strive to build awareness, base last June I was annoyed to morale and ‘esprit de corps’ among both the military and civilian com- see that the speed limit was only munities.It is our priviledge to showcase the efforts of the men and women of the Canadian Forces at work. The Editor reserves the right to 30 km an hour through the edit copy and reject advertising to suit the needs of the publication. PMQs. This was a nuisance to Views expressed are those of the contributor unless expressly attributed me as I lived quite a ways in and to DND, CF or other agencies. In case of typographical error, no goods it took a considerable amount of may be sold and difference charged to this newspaper whose liability is time to reach my Q. limited to a refund of the space charged for the erroneous item. Published every Friday with the kind permission of Colonel J.P.A. Over the last year I can truly Deschamps, CD, Wing Commander, 8 Wing / CFB Trenton. say that my opinion of the speed limit has changed completely. There are many children living The Contact Staff in the Q’s and it is nice to see that they have the luxury of being Editor-in-Chief: Capt Nicole Meszaros able to move house to house to play with friends, whether it be Managing Editor: Andrea LeBlanc on the same side of the road or Asst. Editor: Laurie McVicar across the street. At the last few Advertising Sales: Judy Leavere bases we lived at this was not the Advertising & Promotions Assistant: Adriana G. Sheahan case and my children were Bookkeeper: Marilyn Miron restricted to playing in our Circulation: Keith Cleaton fenced in yard or going to a Assistant Translator/Proofreader: vacant friends yard accompanied. The PSP Manager: Bob Payette freedom to move about was not Subscriptions: First Class postage charge $65.00 per year available. for inside Canada, $130.00 for international. This brings me to this letter. Why is it that people still, with the knowledge of all these kids, refuse to follow the set limit? Guidelines for submissions: We live on the “loop” on Regina Cresent. Within 10 ARTICLES AND PHOTOS houses of mine…five across the The CONTACT delivers news and information about 8 Wing / CFB street and five down from mine, Trenton; at home and around the world. We depend on you and our mil- there are a total of 27 children liv- itary community for articles, personal stories and photos. We work hard, ing in these homes. Of these, with a limited staff, to bring you a quality weekly newspaper. You can help considerably by following these guidelines on preparing your submissions with the exception of a few, they for the paper: are ALL under the age of 10 • Articles should be typed in upper and lower case and in plain black years. It is easy to guarantee that text. Don’t worry about formatting with underlines, bolds, italics, colours, there are going to be kids on the etc. Acronyms should be spelled out on first reference, and then abbrevi- road. Most of these kids play ated when referred to thereafter. together and cross back and • Do not include clip-art or graphics within your typed pages. Additional forth. graphics/logos may be sent as separate files. I am sure as parents we have • Articles may be mailed, e-mailed or delivered in person. Non e-mail all taught our children the prop- submissions should be saved in rich text format (.rtf) and as “text only” on a 3.5” disk and accompanied by a hard copy of your article. er procedure for crossing back and forth,but lets be honest--not • Articles must include author’s full name, unit and phone #. every time will a child look prop- • Wherever possible, photos should be included with your article. Include your name and caption on the back of each photo, and number multiple erly. photos. Electronic photos should be saved in either a jpeg or tiff format For some reason many peo- at a high resolution,to ensure quality reproduction. ple feel that if the MPs are not around there is no limit on the Jpeg-Maximum (8X10), 300 dpi speed they drive.It is unfortunate • Please label all disks and hard copies with article name, contact person that most people know the “hid- and phone numbers, date. ing places” of the MPs and once • Articles must be received by Tuesday at noon prior to print date at The CON- they have cleared these spots This Week in TACT office. speed up. We have even been to the MPs but their hands are 1975 – Friday, August 1 saw the Astra Post Office change from a post office oper- “tied.” ated by the civilian employees of the Post Office Department (POD) to a post Letters to the Editor: We can call in the plates of offenders, but what is the point? office operated by the Canadian Forces Postal Services. With the handover, all Internet: [email protected] Our word against the drivers.It is postal operations on the base now come under the wing of the Canadian Home Intranet: LeBlanc AL@CFBTrenton@Trenton also not the goal of the neigh- Postal Depot, commanded by Major H.W. Osborne. All letters and editorials must be signed and the name of the author bours to go turning in others on will be published, unless otherwise requested. Include a phone num- this street. 1985 – Representatives from the Tanzanian Peoples’Defence Force will be visiting ber for verification. We reserve the right to edit while preserving the Bottom line for me is that it CFB Trenton this month to observe maintenance and supply organization with main objective of the writer. We cannot guarantee that any particular is the summer. Children are out respect to the CC-115 Buffalo aircraft. The representative will be here to get an letter will be printed. Mail, e-mail, fax or drop in person to the playing. I enjoy the fact that I Contact office. Please refer to the information at the bottom of the understanding and to exchange ideas with BAMEO on procedures and practices page for how to reach us. believe my children are safe. peculiar to each country. BAMEO and BSupO organizations will ensure these Why not just do the speed limit? individuals return to Tanzania more knowledgeable and well-equipped to maintain I often feel like there is an acci- their Buffalo fleet. A Military dent waiting to happen.You will Community NEVER see me speed on this Newspaper street. As I said before we are 1995 – A light rain fell on the hot and hazy Friday morning of August 11 as aware of several drivers who do it Canadian Forces Training System Headquarters passed into the annals of on a regular basis.You have been Canadian Forces history when the formation commander’s flag was lowered for asked to slow down and choose the last time at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. This concluded a 20-year relationship not to. I really do not wish to between 8 Wing and CFTS Headquarters. The Contact newspaper is a Personnel Support Programs (PSP) entity . have a trip to the hospital The closing of Training System Headquarters was a significant milestone in the Our newspaper relies almost solely on revenues generat- because one of you thought the establishment of Canadian Forces Recruiting, Education and Training System, the ed through advertising and sponsorships. limit was too low. I also do not new formation, which combines new responsibilities and the vestiges of CFTS wish to restrict my childrens play with the Royal Military College and the Centre for National Security Studies in time because there is a thought a The Contact Kingston and the Canadian Forces Command and Staff College in Toronto. Wing Headquarters Building Annex driver will choose to be careless 8 Wing / CFB Trenton and possibly hit one of my three PO Box 1000, Station Forces small children. .(Yes...we do Created by Lt J. H. MacDonald, ASTRA, ON K0K 3W0 watch our children.) Editorial: 613-392-2811 Ext. 7005 Fax: 613-965-7490 Compiled by Laurie McVicar. Advertising: 613-392-2811 Ext. 2748 Name withheld August 12, 2005 The Contact 5 News COMMITMENT FULFILLED Live Entertainment August 20th “Matt & Jay” August 27th “Flatrock” BEST WINGS IN TOWN! Breakfast Served Sundays 9am-4pm! Casual Dining & Sports Bar -specializing in STEAK • WINGS • SEAFOOD • PASTA • RIBS 965-1939 2 Dundas St. E.,Trenton (Overlooking the Trent River) Photo: Ernst Kuglin, Trentonian

Quinte West Mayor Bob Campney presented a cheque for $50,000 to the RCAF Memorial Museum Capital Campaign last Friday at the conclusion of the museum foundation’s golf tournament. The $50,000 is the final instalment of the city’s $250,000 donation to the on-going campaign. The campaign has now embarked on raising the capital to complete the interior of the new museum building. Left to right are museum executive director Chris Colton, senior city staff Robert Vandervoort, Karen Sharpe, and Cheryl Vandervoort, Fund-Raising Campaign Chairman Ken Kee and Bob Campney. Bienvenue aux célébration du 35e anniversaire des Snowbirds Par le Snowbirds à se joindre à qui ont si bien représenté Lieutenant (Marine) nous pour célébrer le pro- l’ensemble des Petra Smith fessionnalisme, la passion militaires. » et l’esprit d’équipe qui Au cours des MOOSE JAW (SASKA animent l’équipe depuis 35 dernières années, TCHEWAN) – En ses débuts. » l’équipe des Snowbirds a 2005, l’équipe des La fin de semaine de présenté son numéro à Snowbirds des Forces célébrations du plus de 116 millions de canadiennes célèbre son 35e anniversaire com- spectateurs partout en 35e anniversaire. On prendra un cocktail de Amérique du Nord. De invite les membres bienvenue, le spectacle de plus, grâce aux compé- actuels et les anciens fin d’année des tences de ses techniciens, membres du Snowbirds, une fête dans l’équipe des Snowbirds 431e Escadron de le hangar et le bal Rouge n’a jamais annulé un démonstration aérienne à et Blanc. Les membres de spectacle à cause d’ennuis assister aux célébrations l’escadron qui souhaitent mécaniques. du 35e anniversaire qui assister aux célébrations La 35e saison est auront lieu du 13 au doivent s’inscrire avant le dédiée à la mémoire de 16 octobre, à la 13 septembre. notre ami et collègue, le 15e Escadre Moose Jaw. « La Force aérienne Capitaine Miles Selby, « C’est une année est fière de la tradition qui a perdu la vie le exceptionnelle pour d’excellence de l’équipe 10 décembre 2004, lors l’équipe des Snowbirds : des Snowbirds et de son d’un exercice d’entraîne- elle célèbre son rôle important d’ambas- ment. Dr. Tom McDowell 35e anniversaire et elle sadeur des Forces canadi- Pour obtenir de plus participera à son ennes et du Canada, a amples renseignements 2 000e spectacle, a indiqué le ou pour vous inscrire aux Family Dentist indiqué le Major Ian Lieutenant-général Steve célébrations du Let us show you how our McLean, commandant et Lucas, chef d’état-major 35e anniversaire, veuillez “Practice of Dentistry” can benefit you and your family. chef d’équipe des de la Force aérienne. Les consulter le site Web à Snowbirds des Forces célébrations du l’adresse ou téléphoner à OFFERING canadiennes. Nous 35e anniversaire permet- Mme Marg Fowler, Orthodontics encourageons tous les tent de rendre hommage administratrice du sou- Sedation membres actuels et tous à tous les membres de tien des opérations, Hospital les anciens membres des l’équipe des Snowbirds au (306) 694-2431. Close to Base Electronic Insurance Canadian Forces Base Submission Complete - (CFB) Trenton Tooth Whitening Blood Baker Island Donor 394-8888 Thursday, August 18 169 Dundas Street East, Trenton, Ontario 10:30 - 4 p.m. Here’s your opportunity to save lives. Check us out online at www.cfbtrenton.com The Contact 6 August 12, 2005 Finance

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Kitchen and bath- investments, reno- they would rather put money room renovations tend to add the into their home than into the most value to your home, rang- vations may require stock market, according to ing from 90% to 92% return. borrowing money results from the 2005 CIBC Finishing a basement yields the now to help realize Spring Homeownership Poll. lowest payback, at just 15%. Most homeowners and prospec- Sometimes the smallest reno- gains later. tive homebuyers (80 per cent) vation can provide the highest also view a mortgage as an return on investment. A fresh the extra payment into your cur- investment rather than debt. coat of paint can provide a tangi- rent mortgage. If you enjoy the This may explain why nearly half ble improvement to a room at a flexibility of paying interest only (49 per cent) of Canadian home- very small cost. 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Fitness should be taken seriously, says reader

fitness is and always will to say the least, and exer- your initial fears. I think be a very important mat- cise should be enjoyable that it is great to point Confessions ter in all people’s lives and not unenjoyable. out that anyone can do it! is something that just And lastly, from what Many of us have the same cannot be overlooked. I I am reading in the col- trepidations about trying from the do believe that it should umn, if one goes to use a new things and how we Beat the be mandatory to have treadmill and somehow look doing them! summer some form of exercise forgets to move their legs, Sometimes society Laurie McVicar Gym routine present as it then maybe that person focuses on exercise and makes a person feel 100 should not consider using forgets that, while it is blahs at Who would have thought Hannam. per cent better and helps equipment without first important, there are other that an article thrown This being said, I with the day-to-day rou- being given the proper things that are equally upcoming together at the last minute would like to agree some- tine. However, I don’t instructions on how to important - like stress could cause such an ongoing what with what Mr agree with the fact that use such. relief and the ability to “Kidz debate? Hannam mentioned, all need to be posted to I am not trying to laugh, even if we are Apparently my tongue- however some of the an army base to prove a raise a debate on who is laughing at ourselves. Karnival” in-cheek column has become activities that used to take point in regards to the right or wrong and I am Physical fitness is more of a foot-in-mouth place in the army units no kind of training that goes definitely not trying to only one component of The PSP Community piece of fiction. You just longer exist due to the on there. demoralize any one party. health. So often we get Recreation Association can’t please the masses. fact of not being educated At the same token, I For all the people who do caught up in how we look at CFB Trenton RecPlex ~L~ well enough to know the do agree with the point frequently exercise keep and forget about emo- will be holding their first impact to your health and that exercise should be it up as you will be the tional and mental well Summer Kidz Karnival The following letter was body of, say, running long done in the proper man- one who benefit in the being. You could have on Sunday, August 14 written by Cpl J.F distances on hard con- ner so as to improve not end and remember this the fittest physique on from noon to 4 p.m. Merritt: crete or with a rucksack degrade oneself, and as quote “Persistence the base and be ranked There will be live attached to your back. part of DND it should be Prevails, When All Else among the least healthy. entertainment with the I didn’t get much of a I, being an avid person mandatory right across Fails”. “Numerous studies youth rock band chance to read what who visits the Gym prob- the board, no matter what have solidly demonstrat- "Immortality" and Private Hill wrote, how- ably enough for two peo- element you partake in, as The following letter was ed a link between chronic Madame Buskerfly, chil- ever it must have been ple during each week, and you must remain fit. I written by Cheryl psychological stress and dren's STILT entertain- quite interesting to raise coming from an army don’t believe that any part Rothenburg, Director of indices of impaired er, as well as carnival the rebuttle from WO base, realize that physical of any machine is funny Health Promotion: health, including cardio- games, bouncers, vascular disease and "New model homes being built mechanical bull, refresh- with move-in dates ranging from I think the point that weakened immune func- ments, balloon animals, IMMEDIATE to late September." is being missed here is tion,” says Elissa Epel, face painting, prizes and the humour. The PhD, UCSF assistant a whole lot more. Confessions from the professor of psychiatry. At 4 p.m. take a Gym column is all about All I am saying is let’s swim in the RecPlex getting people out to the remember that this is all pool and meet SPIDEY, gym. As you stated, even in good fun, have a good our new giant inflatable the “Average Jane” can do laugh, and remember the bug for the water. it. In the end you used intent behind the com- Great family entain- the treadmill and got past ments. ment. Something for all ages. OPEN The event will be Canoe/Kayak Rental held at the CFB Trenton HOUSE The Southside Gym has RecPlex, 21 Namao Wednesday & canoes/kayaks for rent at $5.00 a day, Drive (Corner of Namao Thursday which includes all related safety Drive and RCAF Road) equipment. Rentals are available to next to the Canex. For 1 -2:30pm CF Members/DND/PSP employees. information call 392- The Charlotte 3 Hours of operations are from 0730 to 1030 hrs and 2811 ext 3361 1130 to 1400 hrs Monday to Friday. Closed on If you are a teenager Lot 15 Cove Cres. Brighton. 1278 Sq Ft, $199,900 weekend & holidays. Reservation can be made by looking to earn volun- Directions: Cedar St. to Raglan St. to Cove Crescent, Brighton. calling 2289 and or sending an e-mail to teer hours for school and [email protected]. want to have fun doing so, call us to volunteer to help with the Kidz Karnival. OPEN HOUSE CFB Trenton Golf Club Wednesday & Thursday 3-5pm Purchase three 18 hole green fees at the regular price and receive the The Charlotte Lot 16 Sunshine Lane, Trenton. 1265 Sq Ft. $216,900. fourth green fee FREE! Directions: Dundas, Tripp Blvd. south, Right onto Parkview Heights, right on Sunshine Lane, Trenton. Proshop 392-1544 180 North Front St., Belleville ON 962-4600 Offer Expires 31 Oct 05 Email: [email protected] Website: www.hildenhomes.com Present this coupon to the Proshop. The Contact 8 August 12, 2005 News Vice-Admiral reviews cadets at basic course grad by Lt Steven Dieter of the courses offered in Blackdown Army Cadet Centre will take place on Public Affairs Officer, the cadet world. In each Summer Training Friday, Aug. 19 at 0900. TACSTC intake there are 12 Centre. The Reviewing Officer with files from flights with 30 cadets per The public is invited will be Colonel (Ret’d) Laurie McVicar flight. and encouraged to Chris Hadfield, a former Cadets are exposed to attend. Admission is CF pilot who is an astro- More than 350 cadets a multitude of topics free, although donations naut with the Canadian wrapped up an incredible ,including introduction for the RCAF Memorial Space Agency and serves summer experience last to rocketry, outdoor Museum will be accept- as Chief of Robotics for Friday during the gradu- activities, a tour of the ed. Commemorative t- the NASA Astronaut ation parade for the sec- flight line operations, shirts will also be avail- Office at the Johnson ond intake of the Basic general cadet knowledge, able for purchase at the Space Center in Cadet Course. drill, team sports, sailing ceremony. All proceeds Houston, Texas. The Vice-Admiral Ron and canoeing, and a tour and donations will be parade of more than 700 Buck CMM CD, Vice of the RCAF Memorial presented to the museum cadets fills the entire Chief of the Defence Museum. at the Final Graduation. southside parade square, Staff, served as Some of the cadets The Final Graduation which will be closed off Reviewing Officer for who graduated had a for the Trenton Air at 0600 on Thursday, the parade. The chance earlier that same Cadet Summer Training Aug. 18. Canadian Cadet week to speak with Movement is one of the LFCA Commander departments that falls BGen Greg Young when under the control of the he visited TACSTC. Office of the VCDS BGen Young had break- through the Directorate fast with some of the of Cadets and the Chief TACSTC officers and of Reserves and Cadets. Vice-Admiral Ron Buck, Vice Chief of the Defence staff cadets and, after a “The cadet move- Staff and Parade Reviewing Officer, inspects cadets. tour, had an opportunity ment has been the most to hear from the cadets successful youth move- sibilities and carried out program. The average about their courses. ment in Canada. The your duties in an exem- age of these cadets is TACSTC and 8 reason for this success is plary fashion. You are from 12 to 14 years. Wing will host the the support we receive better citizens of Canada The course is two weeks Cadet Sunset Ceremony thanks to all of you,” because of it. You make in length, with three ses- on Saturday, August 13 stated VAdm Buck to us proud.” sions taking place during beginning at 1800 hrs. cadets and parents. “I’m The basic course is the summer. Basic is the This event, featuring the well aware of the hard geared towards younger doorway to other courses Tattoo, Retreat and Feu work and sacrifices cadets, usually those that in the sense that the de Joie, will be a joint Photos: Laurie McVicar, Contact you’ve made. You’ve are in their first or sec- basic candidate experi- effort between cadets VAdm Buck congratulated cadets on carrying shouldered your respon- ond year of the air cadet ences a small piece of all from TACSTC and out their duties in an “exemplary fashion”.

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INFORMATION / REGISTRATION / INSCRIPTION 965-3575 Welcome Coffee at the MFRC Café de bienvenue au CRFM Wednesday, August 17th 10:00 am to 11:30 am Mercredi le 17 août 10h à 11h30

Everyone is welcome, newcomers, and … you. Tous sont invités, nouveaux arrivants, et … vous. Children welcome. Door prize. Les enfants sont les bienvenus. Prix de présence

Wednesday night Out Sortie du mercredi soir 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm 18h30 à 20h30 August 17 17 août Meet and Greet “Loved One Away” Family BBQ / Free Food Rencontre/Barbecue familial “Etre cher au loin”, repas gratuit et Activities for children. Call to reserve. Activités pour les enfants. Téléphonez pour réserver.

Second Language Training for military partners Cours de langue seconde pour les partenaires militaires

Courses run for 10 weeks beginning in September, 2005. Each session offers a Les cours sont d’une durée de 10 semaines et débutent au mois de septembre. total of 60 hours of instruction. A deposit of $50 is required upon registration for Chaque session offre un total de 60 heures de cours. Un dépôt de 50$ est dû lors the course. This deposit is refundable if the participant attends 85% of classes. de l’inscription au cours. Ce dépôt est remboursé si le participe à 85% des cours. Partial subsidized childcare is available. Des soins de garde d’enfants sont partiellement subventionnés. The Second Language Training is a national program and courses can be conti- C’est un programme national donc les cours peuvent être continués dans la plu- nued at most CF Bases across Canada. Morning and evening classes. part des bases des FC au Canada. Classes offertes en matinées et en soirées.

Come in and register at the MFRC for the Fall classes. Call Manon at 392-2811 Venez vous inscrire au CRFM avant l’automne. Pour plus de renseignements ext. 3852 or Anu @ 392-2811 ext. 3855 for more information. appelez Manon au 392-2811 poste 3852 ou Anu au 392-2811, poste 3855.

*Courses are open to military members for the same cost *Les cours sont disponibles au même coût pour les militaires. *Courses are also available to the community at a non-refundable cost of $100 per *Les cours sont aussi disponibles à la communauté civile au coût de 100$ par ses- session. sion, non-remboursable.

The MFRC Daycare is expanding to offer La Garderie du CRFM offre un nouveau programme a Nursery School Program for ages 2 1/2 to 4 1/2 Garderie éducative pour les enfants de 2 1/2 à 4 1/2 ans

English Nursery School, Garderie éducative en français, Tuesday & Thursday, 9:00-11:30, $14.00 per class Les lundis et mercredis, 9h - 11h30, 14,00$ par classe 1st session from September 20 to December 15, 2005 (26 classes) 1re session du 19 septembre au 14 décembre 2005 (26 classes) 2nd session from January to May 2006 (36 classes) 2e session de janvier à mai 2006 (36 classes)

French Nursery School, Garderie éducative en anglais, Monday & Wednesdays, 9:00-11:30, $14.00 per class Les lundis et mercredis, 9h - 11h30, 14,00$ par classe 1st session from September 19 to December 14 (26 classes) 1re session du 20 septembre au 15 décembre (26 classes) 2nd session from January to May 2006 (36 classes) 2e session de janvier à mai 2006 (36 classes)

Snack will be included with lots of fun and exciting activities for your child to Les collations sont incluses avec beaucoup d’activités amusantes et excitantes participate in. pour votre enfant.

Space is limited. Registration deadline September 9, 2005 Les places sont limitées. La date limite est le 9 septembre For more information please call 965-2442. You must register in person at the Pour plus d’information, téléphonez au 965-2442. Les inscriptions doivent être MFRC Reception. faite en personne à la réception du CRFM. Volunteers Needed Besoin de bénévoles Green Thumb: The MFRC is looking for a volunteer Avez-vous le pouce vert? Le CRFM recherche une with a green thumb to do weekly plantcare. Your personne avec le pouce vert pour s’occuper des plantes schedule; our supplies. (une fois par semaine) du Centre. Votre horaire, notre To volunteer, see Wendy at the MFRC matériel. Pour volontariser, contacter Wendy au CRFM or call local 3557. ou au poste 3557. • Photograph Photocopying-Full Colour • Desktop Publishing • Posters • Laminating • Digital Copies DND Discounts Select Lifetime Carol Brown School of Darling’s up to 11% Guaranteed Parts Dance Call today REGISRATION 39th Year COPY DEPOT 392-7273 O FFERING: Tap/Stage, Ballet/Pointe, Jazz/Modern Fax service: 392-7058 classes 2 1/2 years - professional Wed. Aug 24th 10:00am - 5:00pm www.copy-depot.com Exhaust, Brake & Suspension Specialists Sat. Aug 27th 10:00am - 5:00pm 20 Dundas W., Trenton Complete Automotive Repair Service Location: 49 Leopold St. Trenton • Fax Service • Enlargements • Scanning • Canon Laser Copies • Engineering & 36” Copies Format 220 Dundas Street E., Trenton, ON. K8V 1L9 Call 392-5693 or email: [email protected] The Contact 10 August 12, 2005 Showcase

LCol R. Klossen Maj J. Reynolds CWO F. Moores Sgt A. Zayachkowski received his Certificate of received his US Aerial received his CD2, presented by received the Peace Medal and his CD1, presented by Service, presented by Col Achievement Medal, presented Col J.P.A. Deschamps, Commander 8 Wing/CFB. Col J.P.A. Deschamps, J.P.A. Deschamps, by Col J.P.A. Deschamps, Commander 8 Wing/CFB. Commander 8 Wing/CFB. Commander 8 Wing/CFB.

MCpl K.R. Blank MCpl J.M. Symes MCpl J.D. Jobin MCpl S.M. Hussey received his Course Certificate received his Course Certificate received his Course Certificate received her Course Certificate for Postal Supervisor Part 1. for Postal Supervisor Part 1 for Postal Supervisor Part 1 for Postal Supervisor Part 1 She received the Top Student Award and the Top Student of course, presented by course, presented by course, presented by the Year Award, presented by Maj J. Lavoie, CO. Maj J. Lavoie, CO. Maj J. Lavoie, CO. Maj J. Lavoie, CO.

Postal Apprentice Course Canadian Forces Postal Unit Trenton 2005 Standing (L-R): Cpl J. Dooling, Cpl P. McNeil, Cpl L. Sherlow, Cpl Z. Standing (L-R): Cpl C. Dufresne, Cpl D. Payment, Cpl L. Guillemette, Cpl G. Loof, Rolka, AB J. Jodrey, Cpl J. Simard, Cpl E. Chipman, Cpl J. Laforest, AB WO J. Saulnier, Cpl J. Smith, MCpl S. Hussey, Sgt M. Zoretich, Cpl C. Hatton, E. Lemay, Cpl R. Meuse. Cpl A. St-Martin, Cpl C. Turcotte, Sgt S. Boucher, Cpl B. McGowan, Seated: MCpl S Hussey (Instr), MWO C. Bishop (USM), Maj J.Lavoie WO B. VanLuttikhuizen, Monique Mitts, Sgt M.Turton.. (Cmdt) Capt H. Nkemka (TrgO), Sgt J. Boucher (Instr). Seated: Capt H. Inglis, MWO C. Bishop, Maj C. Lavoie, Capt L. Usher, Capt H. Nkemka

Sgt D. Buchan MCpl M. Poulin MCpl R. Kelly received his promotion received his promotion to that rank presented by, received his promotion to that rank, presented by to that rank from LCol LCol Ewing, CO CPC. B. Ewing, CO CPC. Maj Giles, A/WLEO. Congratulations! Félicitations! August 12, 2005 The Contact 11 Showcase

Lieutenant General Caron, Chief of Land Lieutenant General Caron, Chief of Land Staff, Lieutenant General Caron, Chief of Land Staff, Staff, presents Lieutenant Colonel Ewing, presents Capt T. Partello with the General Campaign presents Senior Parachute Rigger MWO A. McGee Commanding Officer of CPC, with the Star medal during the Transfer of Command Authority with the Chief of Land Staff Commendation, for General Campaign Star medal during the Parade at CPC April 1, 2005. support given in a coroner's inquest to a civilian para- Transfer of Command Authority Parade at chute fatality; he received this during the Transfer of CPC April 1, 2005. Command Authority Parade at CPC April 1, 2005.

Abby Barker MCpl F. Boutin received the Wing Commander’s Commendation, presented by received a promotion to that rank, presented by Col J.P.A. Deschamps, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. Maj D. Black 8AMS and WO K. Gauthier.

WO D. Ross MCpl B. Gonyon received a promotion to that rank, presented by received a promotion to that rank, presented by Maj D. Black 8AMS and Capt S. Miller. Maj D. Black and MWO S. Roy.

MCpl L. Locke MCpl J. Arsenault WO S. Murphy received a promotion to that rank, received a promotion to that rank, received a promotion to that rank, presented by presented by Maj D. Black 8AMS presented by Maj D. Black 8AMS Maj D. Black 8AMS and MWO F. Barrett. and MWO F. Barrett. and MWO F. Barrett. Congratulations! Félicitations! The Contact 12 August 12, 2005 Safety 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 HOROSCOPES 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Make injury reduction a personal goal ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY By Eugenia Last Submitted by Never take chances with become very sensitive to light. sharp. When using them, cut August 14 – August 20 Don Heans, your eyes. Wear the appropri- Seek medical aid. away from you. ARIES (March 21-April 19): Act quickly and you can make extra cash or luck Wing General Safety ate eye protection when cut- Many tools that we use at Garbage disposal units into a deal that can change your future. Someone from your past will remind Officer ting, grinding, or using the home can injure hands and (garburators) can be extremely you of your goals from way back when. Dust them off and put them into lawnmower or chemicals. fingers. It takes only one sec- dangerous. If you have small motion on the 14th and 15th.You can do well on the 16th and 17th if you focus Make injury reduction your You may be tempted to ond of inattention or careless- children, make sure there is a on tasks that call for stamina and physical action. Be smart when it comes to investing or spending money on the 18th and 19th. You may be tempted to goal, whether you’re at work, at close your eyes, or look away ness when using a hand or lock on the garburator switch indulge in a scheme, but the safe route will be the one that brings you the great- home, or at play. Teach your for a second or two, when power tool to cause a serious to reduce the chance of an est gains. A partnership can turn into an interesting proposition on the 20th children when they’re young grinding or cutting materials. injury. unwanted startup. with long-term effects. Action will be the key. that safety pays. Make safety a This will not protect your eyes. Protect your hands by pay- Feet are also easily injured. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): The more time spent doing things that are con- structive on the 14th and 15th, the less time you’ll have to become angry or dis- way of life. Wear proper eye protection. ing attention to the job you’re Foot injuries are commonly gruntled. You need a little time to calm down or you will do something you Head injuries are the lead- Keep safety equipment in doing. Use the safety guards caused by: regret. Things are looking up on the 16th and 17th, but that doesn’t mean you ing cause of death due to trau- good condition and make sure provided with the tools. • heavy objects that fall on should be taking chances.Nothing will stand in your way on the 18th and 19th. ma. Our brain is composed of it’s handy for use. Know when to use safety feet Take advantage of your good fortune and complete projects you’d like to see a soft material protected by the Read the safety directions gloves and when not to. It can • sharp objects that punc- move forward. Keep a low profile and don’t stir up trouble on the 20th. Something is likely to backfire if you are too persistent or haven’t done your skull. If the skull is struck hard before using any chemicals, be dangerous to use gloves on ture them research. Back off and take the safe route. enough, the brain can smash and wear goggles and gloves rotating machinery; the glove • ankle twists that sprain or GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You will be on a bit of a rollercoaster ride on the against it,causing blood vessels when handling any kind of might pull your hand into the break them 14th and 15th, but the thrill it brings will be worth it. Your easy come, easy go to bleed and create pressure on chemicals. If you do get a machinery if it gets caught. Most of these injuries can attitude will make you totally irresistible. Avoid spending on the 16th and 17th, save instead of splurging.Check your bank account: You have a lot less than you the brain. Sometimes surpris- chemical in the eye, flush the Avoid wearing long, loose be prevented by wearing safety thought. Impulse purchases will be your downfall. You can clear up all sorts of ingly little force is needed to affected eye for at least 15 sleeves when using rotating footwear that is approved by a sensitive issues on the 18th and 19th by being honest about the way you feel. cause this damage. We have to minutes with water. (Avoid tools. They can snag and certifying agency. A chance to do something with someone you really care about will be a turn- protect our heads. The best running the water into the entangle your arm. Choose footwear that is ing point in your relationship. Give other people a chance to talk on the 20th, way to do this is to wear the unaffected eye.) Speedy Remove rings when work- appropriate for the job. Steel- and you will discover valuable information. CANCER ( June 21-July 22): Consider your dreams, hopes and wishes and do appropriate head protection removal of the chemical is cru- ing with machinery. They toed shoes and boots can pre- something about reaching them on the 14th and 15th. Don’t be afraid of fail- for the activity you’re partici- cial in this type of injury. Call could get caught and seriously vent many injuries. ure. It’s the attempts you make that give you the experience to handle your suc- pating in. This has proved to EMS. injure your finger or pull your Choose boots with punc- cess in the future. Ask someone knowledgeable how to handle a situation greatly reduce injury and Never attempt to remove arm into the piece of machin- ture-resistant soles and good before you decide to take action on the 16th and 17th. Someone you are close to may have a change of heart. Try to resolve unfinished business on the 18th death. objects that are imbedded in ery. grips. and 19th. Money-making ventures look promising. A chance to make changes Our vision is one of the the eye. Seek medical aid. Never stick your fingers Keep your boots laced up must not be ignored on the 20th since you have much to gain and nothing to most precious gifts we have. If you get flash burns to into machinery or tools where all the way and replace laces lose. Don’t follow someone because you are afraid to make your own choice. It’s all too easy to damage our the eyes from welding, the they can become caught, cut, when they’re worn. This will LEO ( July 23-Aug. 22): Good fortune will be yours and, if you are in the eyes, causing permanent dis- symptoms can take hours to chopped, or pinched. provide the ankle support that mood, love and romance will flourish on the 14th and 15th. Your entertaining personality will shine through. Trouble is brewing on the 16th and 17th, but ability. No one wants to lose show up. There will be Keep knives and the the boots were designed to before you go blaming someone else, consider if you may be at fault. 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Welcome to The Contact Newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Trenton’s Centre Theatre, we can now feature (space permitting) public service announcements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area. Fax us at 965-7490 or email to [email protected], at least 10 days prior to your event. Call 392-2811 Ext. 7005 for more information.

Chronic Pain Management Support Group Annual Hydrant Flow Testing Held Tuesdays and Thursdays Afternoons 1330-1530 for 4 weeks Beginning Tues Sept 20 and ending Thurs Oct 13 During the period between 1 July and 31 August, the 8 Wing Fire Open to all CF members , DND employees , Spouses or 8 Wing personnel Department will be conducting Hydrant Flow Testing on the Base as Meetings Take place at Mental Health Office Conference room at the new 8 Wing Medical Clinic well as in the PMQ area. This testing is performed to ensure that a Some of the topics covered will be: Coping Strategies, Pain Journaling, Pain sufficient water supply is available in the case of a fire emergency. Levels and Triggers, Common Pain Symptoms, Relationships and Pain Residents can expect to find their tap water may be discoloured Medication, Community Resources, Attitudes, Work and Pain. during the time a hydrant is being tested in the vicinity of their home or workplace. All that is required is to allow the water to run To register or for more information please contact Lori Weisflock at 2254. until the discolouration is gone. The patience and understanding of all persons involved is greatly appreciated. Should any concerns 35th Annual Reunion for former and current arise please do not hesitate to call the serving members of MOC 561, 562, 563 8 Wing Fire Department at local 3511. and ACS 565 trades

8 Wing Trenton September 15-16, 2005

Meet & Greet and golf registration set for 1800 hours on September 15 at Baker Island Golf at CFB Trenton Golf Course on September 16 CHAPLAIN SERVICES For further information please contact Mr. Mike Hackbart at 613-392- SERVICES OFFERT PAR L’AUMÔNERIE 2811 Ext. 7726 or email [email protected]. Wing Chaplain/ Aumônier de l’escadre – Major Lloyd Clifton Administrative Assistant/Adjointe administrative – Manon Pilon Ext 2490 UNIT CHAPLAINS / AUMÔNIERS DES UNITÉS Prince Edward County Studio and Gallery Tour Padre Mike Adamcyzk Padre Marc Torchinsky This exciting, self-guided tour features a broad range of talented artists WORSHIP SERVICES in this picturesque area. Celebrate the fall by visiting wood carvers, OUR LADY OF PEACE (RC) ST CLEMENT ASTRA (PROTESTANT) painters, stained glass artisans, photographers, jewellers, sculptors, NOTRE-DAME-DE-LA-PAIX (CR) quiltmakers and much more. Three days only! Chapel Life Co-ordinator Chapel Life Co-ordinator Padre James Craig September 23-25, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Padre Frank Pellerin WORSHIP SERVICE Entrance is free MASS Visit www.pecstudiotour.com Sunday Mass (English) 1130 hrs Divine Worship (Sun) 1015 hrs Messe Dominicale: 0900 hrs Holy Communion 1st Sunday of the month or call 613-393-1696 for more information CONFESSION At all times PARISH ORGANIZATIONS PARISH ORGANIZATIONS BELLEVILLE ART ASSOCIATION Parish Council 4th Sun 1330 hrs Chapel Guild Last Tues 1930 hrs Knights of Columbus 1st Thurs 1900 hrs CWL 2nd Tues 1900 hrs 39TH ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION Chorale Merc 1900 hrs TITLE: “GOOD FRIENDS - GREAT PLACES” Choir Tues 1900 hrs

PLACE: Belleville Public Library (Campbell Street Entrance), BAPTISM/BAPTÊME Pinnacle Street, Belleville. Please allow 30 days notice for preparation. / Communiquer avec le bureau des aumôniers au moins 30 jours avant la date désirée. DATES: October 8th to 27th, 2005 MARRIAGES / MARIAGES OPENING DATE: Saturday, Oct. 8th - 2 to 4 p.m. It is necessary to contact the chaplains’ office prior to setting a date. Failure to do so could result in disappointment. Afin d’éviter des déceptions, il est important de communiquer avec le bureau des aumôniers avant de choisir votre date. The Belleville Art Association is moving to new premises and the Grand Opening for DUTY CHAPLAIN/ AUMÔNIERS EN DEVOIR their new Studio and Gallery at 392, Front Street, Belleville, After working hours, for emergency only, please call the base operator at 392-2811 and ask for is on Friday September 9th at 6 -8 p.m. the duty chaplain. / Après les heures de travail, pour les urgences seulement, svp appeler la télé- Hours of operation will be Wednesday 9 .30 a.m. to 1 p.m and Thursday, Friday and phoniste de la base au 392-2811 et demandez l’aumônier en devoir . Saturday 11-5 p.m The Contact 14 August 12, 2005 Classified

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We like Base people. entrance in a country power group, leather, 5spd., day all deadlines are SMITTY’S bungalow, just west of sunroof, 6 CD changer, Top floor advanced by one day. FOR ALL APPLIANCES LTD. Walmart. Kitchen, bath, VW cert. 73K. $18,900 Belleville Legion 9pm OCCASIONS! liv. rm. & work or All prices +Admin., 969-0287 GST & PST & licensing www.romeoandjuliet.ca hobby shop. All Call Paul at ERRORS & OMISSIONS inclusive - furnished or 613-392-9850 Advertisers should check Business Opportunity 966-3333 unfurnished. References 239 North Front their ad the first day it Belleville appears. CONTACT shall RUSHNELL KERNELS Call 394-1908 www.bellevillevw.com House For Sale not be liable for failure to FUNERAL HOME POPCORN West side, 3 bdrm & 52 Forchuk Cresent publish an ad or any FRANCHISE 1200sq. ft. home in New Barn & Gable style CREMATION CENTRE Well-established, 20 Trenton typographical errors in the duplex freshly painted, storage sheds 8’x8’ & publication except to the years, Quinte Mall, Excellent 1337 Sq. ft. with patio. Close to Klemenic built extent of the cost of the ad 60 Division Street Belleville. Owner 8’x10’. Delivered for the first day’s inser- retiring. Selling price downtown. $800/mth +utils. bungalow on quiet Trenton completely assembled. Call tion. Adjustments for $190K plus inventory. Call 968-4270 crescent in desirable west errors are limited to the Fred’s Sheds 475-0192 Full Package with HOUSE FOR RENT end, pro finished base- cost of the ad wherein the 392-2111 signed NDA. Also will install vinyl siding. ment, 3pc bath, 4th bdrm error occurred. 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Riverview Plaza, Trenton washers, dryers in ROOM FOR RENT CONTACT will not (North of 401, across from Rona) For quiet individual, Sofa/Loveseat sets; with shower, jacuzzi tub Open Mon. - Sat. 11-8 working order and in main bath, oak kitchen knowingly publish any Sunday 12-3 clean. Will pay good non-smoker. Shared excellent condition. with pantry and pocket advertisement which is price. No dealers. kitchen & bath Two digital Cogeco Cleaning Services door. Asking $222,900 illegal, misleading, or Please call 1-613-969- facilities. receivers. offensive. In compliance Available Sept. 1st Call Cleaning Services 0287 or 968-4183 Local 7369 or with the Human Rights $500 utils. included. (613) 394-6055 PMQ’s, houses etc. Code, CONTACT Discovery Toys® 394-5521 961-7588 or reserves the right to make at great prices. www.ontariolistings.ca necessary changes in ad Call Tammy @ For Sale then click Quinte. copy. 392-0759 SHOP for Help Wanted Crossword Answers FREE MATTRESS

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Laurie McVicar Please call Educational Consultant 965-7248 mornings or leave your name, address, 392-9395 phone number & age. August 12, 2005 The Contact 15 News Shift from Kabul to Kandahar currently underway

by Capt. Mark Gough thinning out of non- Support Unit (ESU) and Photo: D-News NATO - ISAF essential kit and tentage in the TFK Field Engineer preparation for the even- Squadron (Fd Eng Sqn) CAMP JULIEN, tual teardown of Camp played a key role in this KABUL — (August 5, Julien later this fall. As labour-intensive endeav- 2005) In a news release well, most of this material our. sent from National was needed down in "The ESU coordinat- Defence Headquarters Kandahar to prepare the ed the move of people out May 16, the fate of Camp ground for the deploy- of the tents and scheduled Julien was sealed. By ment of the PRT and fol- the electrical work while December of this year low-on forces in a few the troops of the Fd Eng what has been the home months. Sqn provided the bulk of in Afghanistan for thou- "We were given direc- the work force," said Lt. sands of Canadian Forces tion by the Deputy Chief Col. Davies. "Without (CF) personnel and civil- of Defence Staff (DCDS) their help the task would ian employees since in Ottawa to look at what have been much more dif- August 2003 will no we could do without in ficult to complete." longer exist. order to reduce the The initial stage of the As Canada expands its amount of work for Roto tear down is now com- Members of the Task Force Kabul (TFK) Field Engineer Squadron (Fd security and reconstruc- IV and the team coming plete as Roto III wel- Eng Sqn) pack up some of the kit that was removed following the tear tion efforts in in to tear down the camp comes Roto IV and begins down of one of Camp Julien's weather haven tents. Afghanistan, the CF's later this year," said the handover. In all, 30 focus will shift from Colonel Walter Semianiw, tents were taken down, 90 was successfully shipped they successfully complet- Capt Mark Gough is a Kabul to Kandahar. The Commander of Task vehicles, 100 sea contain- to Kandahar. ed another chapter in Public Affairs Officer with military will concentrate Force Kabul, Roto III. ers and 40 tractor-trailer As Roto III prepares Canada's commitment to Task Force Kabul. on a Provincial Over the past two loads of miscellaneous to return home the sol- helping Afghans rebuild Reconstruction Team months, Lt. Col. Paul material and equipment diers leave knowing that their country. (PRT) in the southern Davies, the Roto III Task Afghan city beginning in Force Engineer, has been August and where a coordinating the effort to brigade headquarters and begin tearing down Camp an army task force will Julien. deploy in February 2006. "This effort required a At the same time, the great deal of coordination, mandate for Operation particularly between Roto ATHENA, the CF's III and the incoming 257 Dundas St., E., POSTED THIS YEAR? Trenton, Ontario K8V 1M1 commitment to the Roto IV," said Lt. Col. 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