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Serving 8 Wing/CFB Trenton • 8e escadre/BFC Trenton • Volume 46 Issue Number 34 •
Be part of
this year’s
charitable
campaign
By Lt Christopher Daniel
The annual charitable campaign at CFB Trenton, which
runs from Sept. 8 to Dec. 3,
offers a wide variety of fun
activities that promote camaraderie and give everyone at
the Wing an opportunity to
share.
Every fall, federal government employees and military members across Canada
take on a fundraising event
called the Government of
Canada Workplace Charitable Campaign. It is managed
by United Way on behalf of
the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat.
The co-chairs for this
year’s campaign are Major
Catherine Marchetti and
Major Bill Snyder.
“Through this initiative,
all of us here at CFB Trenton can support United Way,
health partners or any other
registered Canadian charity,”
said Maj Snyder. “It is a good
opportunity to share what we
have with others in a fun and
exciting way.”
“We are the third most
important contributor for the
United Way of Quinte,” said
Maj Marchetti. “In fact, last
year we were able to bring in
over $145,000 through onetime donations and pay deduction contributions.”
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Firefit and ready!
Photo: Ross Lees
Three members of the 8 Wing team attending Scott Firefit National Championship in Medicine Hat, Alberta, are shown here
simulating some of the events they will compete in. At the left is Cpl Dane Duhaney, in the centre is Capt Pierre MuscatDrago and at the right is Cpl Jacques Caron, The Beast of the East.
Firefit competition ‘the toughest two minutes in sport’
By Ross Lees
Six 8 Wing firefighters are training to
compete in what is often called “the
toughest two minutes in sport.”
Corporal Jacques Caron will compete
in the Scott Firefit National Championship in Medicine Hat, Alberta on the
national team. His 8 Wing firefighting
teammates Fire Chief Capt Pierre Muscat-Drago, Cpl Dane Duhaney, Pte Steve
Pereira, Pte Matt Guillet and Pte Martin
Strerenczak will compete on the 8 Wing
team against firefighters from across the
country Sept. 14-18.
Few people realize just how tough
this competition is, at least until they
hear it called “the toughest two minutes
in sport.”
The event is designed to imitate real
life situations firefighters might encounter while responding to an emergency.
They run up six flights of stairs to start
the competition, they do a hose hoist, a
forcible entry component with a sledge
hammer, they do a 140 foot run, drag
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Air Cadets complete another summer at CFB Trenton
By Lt (N) Terri-Leigh Saunders
The final graduation of close to 700 air cadets from
across Ontario took place Aug. 19 as they completed
their final days at Trenton Air Cadet Summer Training
Centre at CFB Trenton.
Over the past seven weeks, more than 1,500 cadets
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the white barrack buildings at the corner of Old Highway 2 and RCAF Road.
Almost two thirds of the cadets who trained here
were on a general training course designed to give cadets an introduction to life at a cadet training centre, as
well as a crash course on what the future holds for them
as a cadet.
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towards becoming a glider or power pilot.
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News
August 26, 2011
The Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC) was the recipient of $2,000 recently. Acklands Grainger, the safety company that sponsored the 8 Wing
General Health and Safety show, the main promotional event for the North American Occupational Safety and Health week (NAOSH) in 2011, made the
donation. Pictured above from left to right are: Dwight Brown, Ackland Grainger Account Manager; Gary Buell, Branch Manager, Acklands Grainger,
presenting the $2,000 cheque to Maj Phil Baker, Acting WLEO; Susan Sweetman, MFRC Executive Director; and Helene Gadotte-Gagnon of MFRC.
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Personnel Support Unit ( JPSU). My position was created in the
fall of 2009 when I began work within the JPSU Regional elements. Prior to this, I spent time as an athletic therapist with the
Hamilton Tiger-Cats – a CFL team.
The RAFS is the newest fitness position to be created and
added to the PSP team. It was developed as a part of the Soldier
On program, which encourages ill and injured CF personnel to
attain and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. It supports the
ill and injured personnel by increasing their independence, in developing new skills and in achieving goals through specialised,
tailor-made fitness programs and sport.
I was first introduced to the world of PSP when I went
overseas in November 2008 until May 2009 to work in the Canadian gym in Kandahar, Afghanistan. I came to the position in
Kandahar with a background in kinesiology and athletic therapy,
which allowed me to assist in the physiotherapy department with
in-care patient rehabilitation of ANA, ANP and local nationals
who had been injured. That was my first experience with aiding
injured soldiers. Aiding them in the first steps of rehabilitation
was an incredible experience - not only life changing - but heart
changing.
In the months which followed, I became aware of a position that was being created as a part of the Soldier On program
oriented towards meeting the fitness and sports needs of ill and
injured soldiers, whether they were injured overseas, in training
exercises, at work or off duty. From what I learned and experienced working in the hospital in Kandahar, this was the job for
me.
After a long awaited application process and interview, I was
hired and moved to CFB Petawawa. I have been here now for
one year and, as with any brand new position, there was a lot of
stumbling around in the beginning, figuring out where and how
I - as a RAFS - fit into the organization and how to best serve
the soldiers’ needs.
As a RAFS, I work in conjunction with the Physical Exercise Specialist (PES) at each base within our Region (comprised
of Petawawa, Ottawa, Kingston, Trenton and North Bay). As a
team, we guide members in their fitness goals and working towards meeting and exceeding the requirements of the CF EXPRES test, the BFT and any other personal goals the member
wants to achieve.
While the PES works with those members who have sustained mild to moderate injuries, I myself work with those members who have sustained serious injuries such as amputations,
spinal cord injury, etc. One of our goals is to return the injured
person to the unit either fit for BFT/Express, or with an individually designed program to get them there.
Another responsibility as a RAFS is working hand-in-hand
with the Soldier On program to get our ill and injured members
back into sports and getting them involved in local, national and
international sporting events. This past February, a group of 19
injured soldiers and family members travelled out to Vancouver
where they met up with their sister program from the UK (Battle
Back) and a similar program from the US (Challenged Athletes
Fund).
They participated in a number of events during the Paralympics, such as curling, seated and stand up skiing, and sledge
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In May of this year, there was a group of injured soldiers,
their family members, prosthetists, physiotherapists and RAFS
who came from all across Canada to attend a mini triathlontraining camp at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas. This
event was hosted by the Centre for the Intrepid, one of the three
major rehabilitation centres in the United States for injured soldiers. The first day consisted of workshops instructing amputee
running, swimming and biking, as well as lectures given on mental preparedness and nutrition. All was geared towards preparing the soldiers for the triathlon the following day and towards
developing skills that could be applied to future events.
Most recently, there was an Army run clinic hosted in Ottawa, five days prior to the 2010 Army Run. A group of 13 injured members from across Canada were in attendance, along
with family members, RAFS, physiotherapists, occupational
therapists, national running coaches and Olympic runners. The
intense clinic was two days long, allowing for a day of rest before
race day.
The clinic had a number of focuses, including looking at running gait and squat technique of each individual, a circuit with
core, agility and balance stations, and baseline testing to see how
each individual had progressed over the duration of the clinic. All
members participated and had fantastic results on race day.
On the other side of our program, the bulk of our members
are not seriously injured, but have sustained significant injuries
interfering with their activities of daily living. With the help of
our PESs, we have seen our members pass their EXPRES test,
increase the number of days and hours at work, meet their personal goals whether that be to lose weight, quit smoking or eating healthier and having a healthier lifestyle.
As our program continues to evolve, our goal is to enable
all injured members to participate at the same level of sport or
higher at which they were involved prior to their injury. We
also seek to get the community more engaged, whether that be
through fundraisers for Soldier On and/or Wounded Warriors,
or hosting various Soldier On events. This program is in its early
stages, yet it is exciting to see how far we’ve come in such a short
period of time. More significantly, it is amazing to see how far
our members have progressed.
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August 26, 2011
Place Glacier reconnaissance: a team effort
Considered by the Canadian mountain climbing
community to be one of our premier climbing destinations, Squamish, BC, was this year’s chosen location to conduct the Canadian Forces Land Advanced Warfare Centre’s (CFLAWC) Advanced
Mountain Operations (AMO) course.
The AMO course is currently comprised of
three core competencies; rock climbing, military
installations, and alpine movement. This year, 408
Squadron (Sqn) teamed up with the course for the
alpine phase to insert and extract the candidates
and staff into some of Canada’s most challenging
glaciated terrain around Pemberton, BC.
A tactical helicopter crew consisting of pilots
Major Drew Gagne and Capt Simon Latullippe,
and FE Cpl Mike Bisson, met with the senior
course staff and CFLAWC Mountain Operations
experts to complete the air and ground reconnaissance of the mountain ranges surrounding Pemberton in May. The military crew was augmented by a member of the Association of Canadian
Mountain Guides (ACMG) and three-time Everest guide, John Furneaux, who provided the local
expertise on the area.
The crew from 408 Sqn conducted a full air reconnaissance of the Joffre-Matier Group and the
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the student briefings and alpine objectives. Following the air reconnaissance, the pilots landed
in the Mount Olds Col, at 8,000 feet, to insert a
ground reconnaissance team. The team consisted of
AMOs Capt Jamie Galt, Capt Chelsea Braybrook,
Sgt Dan MacIntyre, Sgt Jeremy Blair, and guide
John Furneaux. Using trial alpine touring equipment, provided by Department of Land Requirements (DLR), and backcountry avalanche safety
equipment, the AMOs conducted the ground
reconnaissance on skis, which clearly established
the feasibility of this type of insertion via tactical
helicopter.
After a day of superb flying conditions, the
AMOs were able to establish the feasibility of the
area surrounding the Place Glacier and associated
routes for military training. This training opportunity, in Canada’s backyard, was the product of
successful interoperability, exceptional air crew
skills from 408 Sqn, the forward thinking of DLR,
the work completed on the military ski program
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August 26, 2011
The Contact - 7
Trenton teen tops cadet course, awarded ANAVETS medal
By Lt (Navy) Terri-Leigh Saunders - TACSTC
Public Affairs Officer
Cadet Adam Jenkins from 704 Air Force
City Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron in Trenton is the inaugural recipient
of the LCol J.A. Pepper Award, which will
be presented annually to the top cadet on
the Leadership and Ceremonial Instructor
Course.
In addition to receiving the honour of
being the top cadet on his course, Cdt Jenkins was awarded the Army, Navy, and Air
Force Veterans (ANAVETS) medal. This
coveted medal is awarded on the basis of
overall achievement on the course, leadership qualities, instructional abilities, dress
and deportment, motivation and cooperation with others. In addition to receiving the
medal, he will also be eligible to apply for
a $1,000 bursary for medal recipients who
continue on to post-secondary education.
Cadet Jenkins is one of 115 cadets from
across the province that completed the sixweek advanced course on Aug. 19. Focusing
on the areas of followership, teamwork and
leadership among other things, the Leadership and Ceremonial Instructor Course
builds on this foundation by teaching cadets
advanced principles of instruction and developing the specialist level skill set required
to become an instructor for drill and ceremonial activities.
The course also prepares cadets to assume the role of a senior cadet Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO), return to Summer
Training Centres as staff cadets and instruct
at their home units.
Cadet Adam Jenkins (centre) receives his
award for Top Cadet from his Course Officer
Captain Alan Found (left) and the Officer
Commanding of the Ceremonial Wing Major
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News
August 26, 2011
8 Wing firefighters: first defence against fire
By Capt Pierre Muscat-Drago, 8 Wing Fire Chief
When the bells ring, 8 Wing firefighters grab their
gear, jump in their trucks and respond to the call. From
a downed aircraft to someone short of breath, the firefighters are the Wing’s first response to any emergency
situation.
The 72 firefighters of 85 Aircraft Rescue and
Fire Fighting Flight (85 ARFF Flt) report through
the Wing Construction Engineering Officer and are
housed in the 50-year old Wing Fire Hall (WFH).
They are divided into four crews, who are the front line
response traditionally associated with firefighting, and
the day workers who primarily work in the Fire Inspections Cell.
All Canadian Forces firefighters are trained at
the Fire and Chemical, Biological, Radiological and
Nuclear (CBRN) Academy in CFB Borden in crash
(aircraft) rescue, structural fire fighting, HazMat and
CBRN response, and difficult rescues including motor
vehicle accidents among other more specialized training. Once back at their units, they continuously practice their ‘firemanship’ skills in order to be prepared for
any emergency.
It is not uncommon for the firefighters to be called
out to the airfield to stand-by during routine matters
that contain an element of risk, cautious of the fact
that routine could very quickly become a life threatening incident, such as during engagements of the
aircraft arrestor system, hot brakes or engine run-ups.
Crews are also constantly maintaining fire protection
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become familiar with all of the buildings at the Wing
– a familiarity that becomes essential in the event of
an emergency.
The inspection cell’s role is primarily fire prevention. The Chief Fire Inspector and his team review
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National Fire Code. This is a constant process as it includes ongoing inspections of buildings to ensure the
safety of the occupant. This cell has been providing an
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Firefighters discuss strategy in front of the new aircraft trainer.
safety. One education tool is the fire drill. Fire drills
help alleviate chaos and confusion during an actual fire
by giving people an opportunity to practise an activity
that, when carried out in real life, could involve smoke,
heat and general panic. Fire Prevention Week involves
a number of activities, but is certainly a good opportunity for members of the Wing to take part in a fire
drill.
85 ARFF Flt is involved in many deployments,
both domestic and abroad. Firefighters have a strong
presence in Canada’s Forward Observation Locations
(FOLs). They are there not only to ensure that the fire
systems are operational, but also provide crash protection for aircraft in these austere locations.
Overseas, they are assigned roles such as the Task
Force Fire Marshall, or Camp Fire Chief (CFC). In
such situations, they are frequently faced with the task
of providing fire protection at locations lacking equipment, supplies and trained personnel. The CFC communicates directly with the camp commander on fire
related matters. Using their training and experience,
they develop and recommend fire safety guidelines and
directives for the commander in order to ensure fire
safety for all those on the camp.
After Haiti’s earthquake in February 2010, fire-
fighters were ordered to assist with the rescue efforts
by the Chief of Defence Staff. Within 36 hours of the
earthquake, a team of nine 8 Wing firefighters were
on their way to aid with the rescue efforts, efforts that
included finding and removing victims from collapsed
buildings. Although at the time their formal training
on collapsed structures was very limited, they were still
able to make a significant impact, earning two of our
firefighters the Meritorious Service Medal.
Since that earthquake, discussions on how best to
provide Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) have occurred. Currently, the Disaster Assistance Response
Team (DART) has been identified as requiring this
capability, and the Air Force has been assigned the
role of generating two small teams of Light USAR.
8 Wing’s firefighters, as well as those from 19 Wing,
have been tasked to fulfill this new mandate. As with
all of their other tasks, the professionals of 85 ARFF
Flt are committed to ensuring they are ready to respond when called upon.
8 Wing firefighters work around the clock to
ensure that the airfield has full crash protection and
that all those who work and live on the Wing have
a timely and professional emergency response if the
need should ever arise.
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Cpl Jacques Caron works through a training
session at 8 Wing practicing the forcible
entry component (left) and the running up
the steps component.
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events and they combine a
good balance of speed and exa fully charged hose 75 feet perience. They are also people
into a zone where they then other teams know to watch for
must hit a target with a water in competition.
stream, then they do a mock
At the Southern Alberta
victim rescue, dragging a 165 Regional Firefighter Combat
pound mannequin 100 feet.
Challenge in Drumheller, AlOh, and did we mention berta, in June, firefighters from
all of this is done in full fire- 8 Wing left a lasting impresfighting gear which weighs sion.
over 50 pounds?
Cpl Caron was joined by
Cpl Caron, affectionately Denise Townsend of Petawaknown by his teammates as The wa in winning the Over 40
Beast, competes in the over 50 relay event, Cpl Emelie Pilon
category and he is considered of 8 Wing was also joined by
a veteran, not only because Townsend to win the NxG2
he is 50 years old but because Female competition, Cpl Cahe has competed in 39 other ron and Murray McCartney of
competitions. The Scott Firefit Gagetown joined forces to win
National Championship will the NxG2 over 40 competition
be his fifth competition this and Cpl Pilon and Cpl Ryan
year, a year he considers slow.
Murphy joined forces to place
Everybody who competes second in the NxG2 Mixed
– men or women – do all of competition.
the events.
A team of five is the op“There is no double stan- timum situation heading into
dard in Firefit,” Cpl Caron a competition because the top
told The Contact. “Everybody three times from the team are
does the same events. A lot of used to produce their standing.
fire departments in the U.S. Also, it is good to have enough
have to do this test to qualify guys to be able to switch events
for the department.”
as they go through the compeThe team heading to tition.
Medicine Hat has been workCompetitors train hard
ing hard to get ready for this throughout the year to keep
event, often beginning train- fit for the competition and naing at 7:30 a.m. While fitness tional team members like Cpl
is stressed, Cpl Caron says Caron have a specific training
fitness comes second to tech- program designed for them.
nique in the competition.
That program often focuses on
“It’s all muscle memory,” the weakness of the person in
he contends, noting repetition training.
is paramount, which is why
“Everybody focuses on
each team member does a lot their weaknesses,” Cpl Caron
of training and enters as many said. “You’re trying to make it
competitions as they can each a strength.”
year.
One of the strengths of
“The more you do, the bet- the team from 8 Wing accordter you get,” Cpl Caron states. ing to Capt Muscat-Drago is
“Firefit is a good showcase the support of the hierarchy at
for us,” said 24-year-old Capt CFB Trenton.
Muscat-Drago.
“It is very helpful to us
The five competitors com- that the chain of command is
peting on the 8 Wing team so supportive of us,” he told
will enter individual and team The Contact.
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Safety:
Back to the basics
Safety can be a complicated business,
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If you make a mess, clean it up.
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If you unlock it, lock it again. Security is everyone’s responsibility.
If you use it, take good care of it.
This includes your Personal Protective Equipment such as hard hats,
safety-toed footwear and ear plugs.
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Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for maintenance.
If you break it, repair it if authorized and qualified to do so. Do not
leave it for someone else to find.
Damaged tools and equipment
cause many injuries.
If you are not able or authorized
to fix it, report the problem so that
it will be taken care of. Damaged
tools and equipment should be removed from service. They should
be tagged and turned in for repair
or replacement.
If it belongs to someone else and
you want to use it, ask for permission. You might obtain some valuable information about how to use
a tool or piece of equipment if you
talk to the operator.
If you borrow it, return it to the
owner. Time wasted looking for
missing safety equipment and tools
could be better spent on other tasks.
If a co-worker cannot find the gear
which you borrowed, he may be
tempted to improvise unsafely.
If you aren’t authorized to operate
it, keep your hands off. Forklifts are
an example of a machine which has
injured many unauthorized, untrained operators.
If it doesn’t concern you, don’t
meddle with it. Just think of the
consequences of interfering with
someone else’s lockout-tagout arrangement, or meddling with
someone’s fall arrest protection.
Over the past several months, Maj.
Snyder and Maj. Marchetti have been
working with a team of dedicated volunteers to organize an exciting selection
of events.
The campaign begins with a tee-off
at the Wing Commander’s Golf Tournament on Sept. 8.
In addition to the traditional pizza/
pasta lunches, dress down Fridays, slow
pitch ball and four-on-four hockey tournaments, jail and bail, Mega 50/50 and
more; new events this year include a motorcycle ride to the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa on Sept. 14 and Mock
Tower Jumps in October. The campaign
will culminate on Dec 1 with a pizzapasta lunch get-together and raffle
draws.
“With all of these exciting activities
and your generosity, we are confident of
another tremendously successful campaign,” said Maj. Snyder.
“We encourage everyone to get involved in the campaign and contribute
in any way possible to this worthy cause.
It is only with your continued support
that the United Way can maintain the
excellent work they do in our communities,” Maj. Marchetti added.
For more information about United
Way of Quinte, please visit: www.unitedwayofquinte.ca.
Safety is full of complicated regulations and instructions, but much of it
boils down to some simple basics.
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MFRC
August 26, 2011
The Contact - 15
Trenton
Military Family Resource Centre
INFORMATION / REGISTRATION / INSCRIPTION
Are you new at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton?
Welcome
Join Petra Blain and Melissa Cranston from
the
Come to the MFRC, get your plant, coupons,
information as needed, have a tour of the place.
We are looking forward to meet you!
Etes-vous nouveaus à la
8e Escadre/BFCTrenton?
as they make upgrade basic literacy/workplace skills, completing high school, learn a
new trade, or earn a
college diploma or university degree without
leaving the community possible. This session
will provide an overview of their offerings with
the main focus on free e-channel on-line live
courses, offered by the Literacy Council and PARO Centre business related workshops.
Date: Thursday, September 8h , 2011 • Location: Trenton MFRC
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm • Fee : 0 • Register by: Friday, September 2nd, 2011
Venez au CRFM pour avoir votre plante,
coupons, de l’information et une visite de la
place. Nous avons hâte de vous rencontrer!
Participants will be accepted on a first come first serve basis as space is limited! Registration required. Come and enjoy a coffee/tea and chat. To register of for more information
contact Elizabeth.nicholas@forces.gc.ca 613-392-2811 local 3852
Venez rencontrer Petra Blain et Melissa Cranston du reseauelearning.ca qui offrent la
possibilité d’améliorer ses bases en littératie/compétences de travail, de compléter son
secondaire, d’apprendre un nouveau métier, ou obtenir un diplôme de niveau collégial ou
universitaire sans avoir à s’éloigner de chez-soi. Cette session vous donnera un aperçu de
ce qu’ils peuvent vous offrir en mettant l’accent sur les cours offerts en ligne gratuitement par
le Literacy Council et les ateliers reliés aux affaires par le PARO Centre
Date: Le jeudi 8 septembre 2011 • Lieu : CRFM de Trenton • Heure: de 10h à 12h
Coût : Ø • Inscription avant: le 2 septembre 2011
Premiers arrivés, premiers acceptés, car les places sont limitées! L’inscription est obligatoire. Venez déguster un café/thé et jaser. Pour inscription ou pour plus d’information, veuillez
communiquer avec Elizabeth.nicholas@forces.gc.ca ou au 613-392-2811, poste 3852.
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Senior; 60+ years • Junior; 3+ years and under 48" tall
May 8th - October 30th, 2011
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Daypass
Adults(Front Gate Price 55.99 + tax) $40.00
Junior/Senior $32.00
De retour au CRFM pour 2011
Adultes; 3 - 59 ans, plus grand que 48"
Sénior; 60+ ans • Junior; 3+ ans et plus petit que 48"
8 mai - 30 octobre 2011
Achète une fois, Visite deux fois 54,00$
Passe d'un jour
Adulte(Prix à la porte 55,99$ + taxe) 40,00$
Junior/Sénior 32,00$
Smitty’s has been keeping customers happy for 28 years in the appliance
business. This proves Smitty has the Best Price, Selection, Guarantee,
Quality & Price plus Same Day delivery, seven days a week. Smitty plans to
be around for another 28 years. Now he has in house financing at
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for your new or used appliance purchase.
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the garage.
Upstairs, the master suite has a view to the front
garden. Built-in shelves in the walk-in closet will be useful. A
three-piece ensuite completes the design.
The two secondary bedrooms both look out over
the back garden, and share a three-piece bath. Closets for
towels and linen are conveniently placed, and a display case
just outside the master suite will be ideal for collectibles.
Entry to the upstairs suite is either through the garage
or via a side door. A small foyer contains a coat cupboard.
A spacious bedroom overlooks the back garden. The living
room, dining area and kitchen are open-plan, with the living
room occupying a bayed-out area at the front of the home.
Both the kitchen and dining rooms have sloped ceilings.
Exterior finishes include board-and-batten in the
gables, horizontal siding and painted woodwork, including
pilasters with stone bases.
The home measures 40 feet wide and 49 feet deep.
The suite contains 592 square feet, with a total of 2233
square feet.
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Sheet-metal roofing is used to good effect to protect the
entry and one dormer of this handsome two-storey home,
with a self-contained one-bedroom suite with a separate
entrance located over the double garage. The main home
has three upstairs bedroom and a main-floor den.
Entry to the main home is through a nine-foot high
covered entry, with a veranda to the left, leading to a
compact foyer. Beyond the L-shaped stairway to the second
floor is a coat closet with a display ledge along one side.
The great room enjoys large windows that look onto
the front veranda, as well as a gas fire-place. In the diningroom, another generous window will bring lots of natural
light into this space, which is separated by the kitchen by
a prep island, allowing the cook to participate in family
activities.
The kitchen’s double sink looks out to a covered porch
at the back of the home. A pantry is situated near the
doorway to the porch, making year-round grilling a breeze.
A two-piece powder room is located nearby, adjacent to the
den and across from the laundry room, which has access to
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Come and explore
Prince Edward County
This adult-only trip will start off
with samplings from the Fifth Town
Artisan Cheese Company, the
County Cider Company, lunch &
shopping in Picton and then ending
with wine tasting at the Grange
Prince Edward.
Saturday, October 1st, 2011
Bus departs MFRC at 9:00 a.m.,
return appr. at 6:00 p.m.
Register and pay at the MFRC by
September 13th, 2011
Maximum 44 participants.
$35.00 per person
*includes bus and tastings
** each person is responsible to
pay for their own lunch in Picton
*** Participants are required to have
provision for a safe ride home from
the MFRC.
Venez explorer
le conté de Prince Edward
Ce voyage réservé aux adultes
commencera avec une dégustation
de fromage de la compagnie Fifth
Town Artisan Cheese, pour se
poursuivre à la compagnie County
Cider, le dîner et magasinage à
Picton. La journée se terminera
avec une dégustation de vin au
vignoble Grange Prince Edward.
Le samedi 1er octobre
Départ de l'autobus du CRFM à 9h
et le retour vers 18h
Inscription et paiement au CRFM
par le 13 septembre.
Maximum de 44 personnes
Coût 35,00$ par personne,
*ce qui inclus les dégustations et
l'autobus
** chaque personne est
responsable de leur dîner à Picton.
***Les participants doivent
s'assurer d'avoir un moyen de
transport sécuritaire du CRFM à la
maison.
613-965-3575
Community Events
16 - The Contact
August 26, 2011
Welcome to The Contact newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Smylie’s Independent Grocer, we can, space permitting,
feature public service anouncements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area.
The Contact is always interested in what is going on in and around CFB Trenton. Please send your coming events (from blood donor clinics to tea parties)
to us at cfbcontactnewspaper@gmail.com. Each event should be typed out in the format of those below. Please do not send posters.
Fitness Classes
Interval Madness (60 minutes) - Mondays, Aug. 8-29 (four classes each), 6
p.m to 7 p.m. at the South Side Gym.
Group Power (60 minutes) – Wednesdays, Aug 10 to 31 (four classes each), 6
p.m. to 7 p.m. at the South Side Gym.
Register now. PSP On-line. www.cfcommunitygateway.com
Ontario Provincial Parks Day Passes
The Rec Association now has day passes
which may be rented and signed out by
Military personnel and CRA members
only. Use the pass at any of the provincial
parks in our area; Sandbanks, Presqu’Ile
Provincial Park, North Beach, Ferris,
Bon Echo. Pay to sign out the pass, use
the pass and return it either the same
day or by 9 a.m. the following morning or 12:45 p.m. on weekends. Cost is
$8.63 + HST = $9.75. Limit of one pass
per family. Sorry….no reservations. First
come, first serve basis. Info ext 3361.
Aug. 8 to Sept 2 - Shinny Hockey
Shinny hockey Monday to Friday, Aug.
8 to Sept. 2. Tyke/Novice -10 a.m. to
11 a.m. Atom – 11 a.m. to noon. PeeWee – 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Bantam 2 p.m.
to 3 p.m. Midget – 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Full
CSA Hockey gear required. Rules are
in effect. No parents on the ice except
for the volunteers in charge. Entrance
fees: $3 for military community; $4 for
general public.
Aug. 27 – Trenton Legion Br. 110
Welcome Home Day
Trenton Legion Br. 110 Welcome Home
Day for Afghanistan veterans. Parade
begins at 10:30 a.m. at Centennial Park.
Remembrance ceremony at the Trenton
Cenotaph at 11:15 a.m. Opening ceremonies at 11:45 a.m. at Buster Alyea
Park. An afternoon of entertainment,
kids activities and a barbecue. For information, call Trenton Legion Br. 110
at 613-392-0331.
Aug. 30 - Red Cross Babysitters Course
The babysitting course prepares youth
to perform all the essentials skills of
a trained babysitter; basic First Aid,
playing with children of all ages, how
to feed and change a baby, preparing
meals, injury prevention and how to
handle emergencies. Participants will
receive an official course certificate
upon completion. The cost includes the
babysitter’s manual. Pre-requisite: Must
be 11 years of age. Wednesday, Aug. 30
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. $40 + HST for
military community, $50 + HST for
general public.
Sept. 8 – Wing Commander’s Invitational Golf Course for United Way
Wing Commander’s Invitational Golf
Course at Roundel Glen Golf Course.
Four-player best ball. Fee $90, dinner
only $35. Fee includes 18 holes, cart,
steak dinner, gift bag and prize draw.
Registration deadline Aug 24. OPI –
Sgt Gardiner Local 2687.
Sept 9 – Oct. 28 – Weight Wellnes
Lifestyle Program
Weight Wellness takes a realistic and
positive view to achieving a healthy lifestyle with a self-management approach
to behaviour change. Throughout the
program, participants will develop per-
sonalized goals and learn skills to manage eating habits and physical activity
for a lifetime. This course is interactive, combining physical activity and
nutrition information. Fridays: Sept.
9 through until Oct. 28, 8:30 a.m. to
10:30 p.m.Register online at healthpromotion.cfbtrenton.com
Sept. 13 – Men’s basketball team
The men’s basketball team will practice every Tuesday and Thursday from
4 p.m. to 6 p.m. starting on Sept. 13 at
the gymnasium area one for the 201112 basketball season in preparation for
the Ontario Region Basketball championships. Come out all skill levels for a
good workout, make new friends, hone
your skills and compete against other
bases. The team coach is Cpl Larocque,
ext. 7789.
Sept. 14 – 8 Wing Officer’s Mess Ladies’ Club
8Wing Officer’s Mess Ladies’ Club new
2011-12 season commences with a dinner on Sept. 14 at 6 p.m. in the upper
lounge of the Officer’s Mess. Admission
– members free with their new membership. Invited guests of members $10.
For further information, please call Kim
at 613-962-2718.
Sept. 23-25 – Certified Volleyball
Officials Clinic
CFB Petawawa will be hosting a certified
volleyball official’s clinic from Sept. 23-25.
The official’s clinic is open to all CF, Class
B, C Reserve Members, PSP and DND
full time employees. Travel day will be
Friday, Sept. 23 and Sunday, Sept. 25. For
registration or information, contact the
military sports coordinator Dan Cormier
at ext. 3373 no later than Sept. 2.
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The Contact - 17
Calling “time out” on anger
Anger is a natural emotion just like happiness and sadness. The average person experiences one anger related
incident each day and will become annoyed at least 20
times each week. Some anger generating situations are
unavoidable. When this is the case, an escape strategy
such as a Time Out is one option to reduce the tension.
A Time Out is taken when you need to take time
to step back from a stressful situation, to think about
what you want to say and do next. Time Out gives
you an opportunity to collect your thoughts and plan
ahead, to use coping thoughts and to return to the situation in a calmer manner.
A Time Out can be as short as five minutes, and
as long as you need. The key is to know when you need
to take a Time Out. Awareness of the need for a Time
Out will make a tremendous difference in how you respond to stressful situations.
Time Out Tips:
Time Outs can be used spontaneously; for example, by excusing oneself to go to the washroom during
a heated meeting at work. Time Out can be a planned
strategy; for example, between spouses who have a
prior agreement to respectfully disengage if a disagreement about a sensitive subject begins to escalate into
an argument.
During a Time Out, if possible, do some physical
activity like walking or working out to relieve tension
in the body.
It is very important to return to the situation to
address it, as soon as possible. However, if the situation
is particularly intense, it may be useful to schedule a
later time to return to the problem.
Time Out gives you the opportunity to relax, problem solve and implement coping thoughts.
You may believe that backing away will label you
“weak,” making you feel like you are giving in, but is
this what is really happening? Often, it is the strongest
thing you can do. Anybody can stay angry and act out
their anger, it takes a much stronger person to back
away and think about what is happening.
Crossword
Week of August 21 to August 27, 2011
BIRTHDAYS this week: August 24 – Rupert Grint • August 25 – Claudia Schiffer
ARIES
You are thinking of changing things that concern your means of transportation. You enjoy looking at everything
that may be of interest to you.
TAURUS
The position of Venus brings you an awareness of your loved one’s commitment to you. Don’t waste your time in
situations that lead nowhere.
GEMINI
You are very happy about all of your projects. You are on the verge of succeeding in some extraordinary ways. People
greatly appreciate you and like your ideas.
CANCER
Jupiter causes you to feel that things are moving too quickly. You have the impression of never having enough
time, which is unsettling to you. Try to relax more.
LEO
This week brings you some unexpected things. You feel very determined, and everything you do is fulfilling. Enjoy
feeling pride in yourself.
VIRGO
Pluto brings you some new professional initiatives. You feel as if you are starting a new life. This is enormously
satisfying to you.
LIBRA
This week you see everything clearly. You want your life with the person you love to be magnificent, and so you
are attentive to what this person has to say to you.
SCORPIO
This is a time to make allowances in several areas. You are acutely aware of the meaning behind everything that
is said, and people have great difficulty in lying to you.
SAGITTARIUS
This week, set aside some time for yourself and the people you love. You need to feel just how strong your family
ties really are.
CAPRICORN
You are very discreet about your love life. Planet Saturn causes you to avoid telling people about what is important
to you.
AQUARIUS
You are seriously considering studying something new. You love learning, because it stimulates you. You can now
understand several things concerning your work.
PISCES
You enjoy feeling protected. You are very serious this week, and you are distancing yourself from anything that
isn’t. You would really like to bring beauty and magnificence into the lives of those you are close to.
ACROSS
1. Sheet of cotton
5. Unit of resistance
8. Dull
12.Right this minute
15.Empty-house sound
16.Herbal beverage
17.Leaf ’s angle
18.Incense
19.Light dimmer, e.g.
21.Stream
22.Boorish fellow
23.Opal or sapphire
24.Column’s support
26.Called
27.“Eyes of Laura ____”
28.Hearty
29.Verge
30.Computer symbol
32.Romanov title
34.Make lace
36.Naughty child
37.Gizzard
38.Gloat
41.Choir gown
42.Empty
45.TV’s “____ Buddies”
47.“Charro!” star Balin
48.Two cups
49.Cabbage’s cousin
51.Fraternity letter
52.Chop up
54.Revolve
56.“____ and Tell”
57.“Take Good ____ of
My Baby”
58.Blunted rapier
59.Garden flower
60.Do the wrong thing
62.Den
63.Ladder rung
64.Fit
67.Grand
69.Narrow trail
71.Expedition
72.Sluggishness
74.Hive occupant
77.Muscle spasm
78.Force
79.Side dish
81.Black bird
82.Hawaiian goose
83.Shad delicacy
84.Fragrant bloom
85.Mil. unit
86.A long way off
87.Certain amphibian
88.Road for Cato
DOWN
1. Snaky curve
2. Rug cleaner, for short
3. 7th Greek letter
4. Renaissance fiddle
5. Pregame song
6. Skirt panel
7. Done
8. Unit of radiation
9. Positive electrode
10.Pig meat
11.Add to
12.Finalize
13.Chimpanzee, e.g.
14.Nothing
17.Battle song?
23.You, to Shakespeare
25.Impassive
26.Ensemble singer
27.Young salmon
28.In the middle of
29.Stand on your own two
____
30.Perched
31.Feel a dull pain
32.Destroyed
33.Dried up
36.Mongoose kin
37.Magazine VIP
39.Place in order
41.Python’s relative
43.Scholar
47.“____ Carlo”
50.Painful
51.Sound system
53.Smoker’s evidence
54.Duke
55.Rectangular pier
56.Romanov title
58.Rumple
60.Bean curd
61.Allege
62.“I’ve ____ Working on
the Railroad”
64.Decorative vase
66.Cowboy-boot gear
69.Breadwinner
73.Bodybuilders’ rooms
74.Haggard
76.Subsidiary statute
77.Fountain order
78.Dance movement
79.Flow out slowly
80.Lettuce variety
81.Drowned valley
82.Horror-film street
83.Society miss
85.Darjeeling or pekoe
87.An ____ in the hole
88.Country resort
89.Color of Rudolph’s nose
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1-year old 4 bedroom single detached home in quiet
neighbourhood, in Belleville north. Near major retail
and service district, minutes from 401.
House includes C/A, in-floor heating in lower floor,
all appliances - fridge, stove, washer, dryer, dishwasher.
Back yard is fenced with gate as well as walk-out sun
deck. All maintenance provided, snow plowing,
lawn mowing, etc.
Rent $1600/mo, utilities extra. Avail. Oct. 1/2011.
First & last required. See photos at:
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613-848-4164 email: buyriteauto@bellnet.ca
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Email: paul@bellevillevw.ca
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additional details
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Daycare
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CHILD CARE offered in my smoke free
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St. Peter's school bus routes. Registered
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meals & snacks. Fenced play area, close to
park. Please call 613-967-7487 and ask for
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Stoves, washers, dryers, freezers,
dishwashers, 3 months old & up.
Sold with written guarantees.
Fridges $100 and up
NEW APPLIANCES
at the lowest prices in the area.
Trade-ins accepted on the new
appliances. Big selection to
choose from
PAYS CASH
for good used appliances in
working order, or not, but no junk
please. VISA & MASTERCARD
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financing. Shop at our competitors
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MONDAY
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TUESDAY
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613-394-6276
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SAWMILLS FROM only
$3997 - MAKE MONEY &
SAVE MONEY with your
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CITY OF YELLOWKNIFE
Manager, Building Inspections The City of Yellowknife
invites applications from
qualified candidates for the
position of Manager of Building Inspections with the
Planning and Development
Department. For more information on this position,
please refer to the City of
Yellowknife's web page at:
www.yellowknife.ca or contact Human Resources at
(867) 920-5603. Salary
range begins at $91332 +
5400 annual housing allowance, a comprehensive
benefits package including a
defined benefits pension
plan and relocation assistance provided. Please submit resumes by September
2, 2011, quoting competition
#220-107M to: Human Resources Division, City of Yellowknife, P.O. Box 580, YK,
NT,
X1A
2N4,
Fax:
(867) 669-3471, or Email:
hr@yellowknife.ca.
STEEL BUILDING SALE...
"ROCK BOTTOM PRICES"
25x40x12 $7350. 30x60x15
$12,700. 35x70x16 $15,990.
40x80x16
$20,990.
47x100x18
$25,800.
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walls included, doors optional. Pioneer Steel Manufacturers DIRECT 1-800-6685422.
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One bedroom with den
3 Mark Crescent, Trenton
Large one bedroom with a den. Bright,
spacious, apartments in a quiet neighbourhood of quality homes in Trenton’s
desirable west end, close to schools and
shopping & downtown. Easy highway
access and only 10 minutes to CFB
Trenton. Well maintained with on-site
parking, laundry and a huge yard. Heat
& utilities included.
One bedroom - $750/mth
One bedroom with den - $900/mth
Two bedroom with den - $975/mth
CONTACT:
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Beautiful winterized cottage
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plus utilities. Avail Sept. 1 or
Oct. 1 until end of May or
June. Non-smoker, no pets.
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FIREARMS WANTED FOR
OCTOBER 22nd AUCTION:
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Apartments &
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15 minutes from Base.
$700/mo includes satellite
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Sports
August 26, 2011
Contact
The Contact - 19
Nice huge yard in town with a creek running
down one side of the property for extra
privacy. Home features electric awning over
the back deck, wide staircases to 2nd level
and basement, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.
NEW PRICE $239,900 MLS #2113457
Silver medal winning 8Wing/CFB Flyers ladies soccer team from left to right,
front row Anthony Marsh, Pte Paula Chu-Bourgon, Cpl Veerle Huygens, Pte
Dana Dell, Cpl Brittany Purchon, Maj Catherine Marchetti, Capt Catherine
McLellan, MCpl Maria Toone, Maj Julie Grand-Maison, back row, 2Lt Maryjo
Aquilina, Cpl Meagen Ryan, OS Mary-Jo Gagnon, 2Lt Kamerine Quint, Cpl
Julie Levesque, OS Erica Chisolm, Capt Kim Bowie, Lt Corinne Koekhuyt.
Ladies Flyers soccer team
wins silver at regionals
By Anthony Marsh
The inexperienced 8 Wing/CFB Trenton Flyers ladies soccer team accomplished something recently no other
team from CFB Trenton has been able
to do; they recently won a silver medal
at the 2011 regional soccer championships in Petawawa.
This was the first time a team from
8 Wing had ever competed in the regional soccer championships and what
makes their achievement even more
remarkable is that they had never actually played a competitive soccer game
together until the first day of this tournament.
After losing their first two games
against Kingston and Petawawa, the ladies achieved their first victory against
a strong Borden team. This victory enabled the ladies to advance to the semifinal round where they came up against
Kingston again.
After 90 minutes of play, the game
was tied at one, so an additional 10
minutes of overtime was played with
neither team breaking the deadlock. A
tense and dramatic penalty shoot-out
followed where the Flyers ladies held
their nerve to score a thoroughly deserved victory.
After four games in four days, a very
tired Flyers team took to the field on the
fifth day to face a strong Petawawa team
in the final game of the tournament.
The Petawawa team had advanced
to the final with a bye from the semifinals and, therefore, had not played a
game the previous day. This, along with
the fact that the Petawawa team was
very experienced and contained six national team players, resulted in a defeat
for the Flyers.
Despite the defeat in the final, the
Flyers ladies gave a 100 per cent effort
and left the field with their heads held
high and a smile on their faces.
The silver medals each of the ladies
received was a reward for their tremendous commitment, positive attitude and
fantastic team spirit.
Open House Sunday August 28, 2:30-4:00 pm
30 Butler St. W, Brighton
• Well maintained 4-bedroom,
2 bath raised bungalow in desirable
Brighton neighbourhood
• Main level features spacious
Ricardo Melendro
sunny living room, separate
Sales Representative
dining area and convenient
eat-in kitchen
ProAlliance Realty
• Home is located on large
Office: 613-394-4837
72’ by 165’ lot with Southern
Direct: 613-920-0092
exposure and dead end street
ricardomelendro@royallepage.ca
• MLS 2115212; $217,500
www.ricardomelendro.com
Advertise
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COME SEE OUR NEWEST MODEL AT
Located at 109 Pinnacle St.
This 2-yr old stone & stucco, 5 bdrm,
4 bath home is nestled on the hills of
apple country with panoramic views of
Lake Ontario. Many upgrades including
custom kitchen with granite, cathedral
ceilings, flagstone fireplace
and hardwood. All on 5 acres
with stream and barn.
$599,900. MLS 2112171
Cornelius (Chuck) Slik
Ext. 7008
Re/Max Trent Valley Realty Ltd., Brokerage
1-800-567-0776
Serving Military Families of CFB Trenton
392-6594
447 Dundas St. W. Trenton
pat@patjacobson.com
www.patjacobson.com
Pat
475-6594
41 Main St., Brighton.
clay@clayjacobson.com
www.clayjacobson.com
Jacobson & Jacobson
Sales Reps.
PUT THE J’S TEAM
TO WORK FOR YOU
Clay
OPEN HOUSE HOURS: MON. – FRI.,10 – 4
Single Family Homes
on in-town lots
613-475-4939 or 1-800-270-2282
cheerbuilders@sympatico.ca
www.cheerhomes.ca
Where Value Exceeds Expectations!
BROKER
43 Main St., Picton, ON
1.877.471.1708
www.asenseofplace.ca
HOUSE FOR SALE
15 Daniels Drive
Brighton
This lovely, open-concept home offers
1,385 square feet on the main floor
with 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath plus a
2 piece bath and laundry room. The loft,
perfect for an office or bedroom, also
has a full bathroom. This home is perfect
for seniors or a family, and is close to
schools and shopping. Slab on grade.
Please call Jim or Christine
Waterhouse at 613-475-0197
for more details or to view.
christine@hendersondevelopments.ca
OPEN HOUSE
94 Simpson St. Brighton
Saturday, August 27, 1 - 3 PM
Broke age Independen ly Owned and Operated
613-392-2811
Great property for the man who likes to tinker
and the woman who wants her own garage,
Single garage attached with a double garage
with hydro just waiting to be finished, 3 bedroom,
2 Bath, newer floors in the main floor living room
and family room. $161,000 MLS #2111076
Bright, spacious, open concept 3 bdrm, 4 bath,
raised bungalow on the outskirts of Brighton. Living
room has gas fireplace and view of forest. Sunken
MB complete with 5 pc ensuite and a walk in closet.
Second bdrm with ensuite. Double car garage with
inside entrance, additional detached
1.5 garage/workshop.
MLS 111711 $289,900.
ERIK LUYENDYK Re/Max Lakeshore Realty Inc.
Salesperson
Brokerage
1011 Elgin St. W. Cobourg, ON K9A 5J4
905-373-7653 • Cell: 905-373-5314
www.erikwithak.ca
NEW Website
Features & Design
hildenhomes.com
Antonia Heights in Frankford offers
extra large lots, and is within walking distance
to boating, the beach, shopping,
the golf course, parks and a school.
Many lots and plans to choose from with
a detailed Brochure available on our Website.
Antonia Heights is a 15 minute drive
to CFB Trenton Base.
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August 26, 2011
ENDS
MONDAY!
MONDAY!
EVERY
EVERY SOFA
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ALL FABRIC! ALL LEATHER! ALL STYLES! ALL COLOURS!
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PF equals an APR of 4.0%) are due 18 months from the date of purchase. All items available while quantities last. Prices, terms and conditions may vary according to region.
Selection may vary from store to store. Pick-up discounts not available on some items. No extra charge for delivery on most items if purchase amount, before taxes and any fees,
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