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New 8 Wing fire hall sod
turning ceremony takes place
By Ross Lees
8 Wing firefighters are just a year away from stepping
completely into the 21st Century and moving into a
modern facility which will let them perform their duties with up-to-date equipment capable of meeting
today’s enhanced firefighting requirements.
The Honourable Chris Alexander, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence, officially turned the
sod on a new 3,176 square metre
fire hall which will include 14 bays,
a control room, offices, training rooms, equipment maintenance areas, firefighter sleeping
area, a physical training room and recreation
rooms.
The new fire hall is long overdue for many reasons
– larger bays are required to accommodate 12,000-litre
fire trucks in accordance with growing needs of the base;
the new location will allow firefighters to meet minimum
emergency response timelines; and the new facility is
design standard for energy efficient and sustainable construction.
“This government is delivering on its commitment
to modernize defence infrastructure and equipment to
meet the challenges of the 21st century,” Mr. Alexander
told those at the official sod turning ceremony Tuesday
morning. “The construction of this impressive, new fire
hall is one among several initiatives which will give 8
Wing Trenton the means to support our new Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) fleets and it contributes to the
economy of local communities.”
The current fire hall was built in 1962 and had a gross
area of 566 square metres with a single storey building
and eight vehicle bays. It will be reassigned for use by the
Military Police once the new fire hall becomes home to
the 64 firefighters at 8 Wing.
The new fire hall is a $12.1 million construction contract awarded to M.J. Dixon Construction Ltd. of Mississauga. It is expected to generate approximately 66 jobs
and be completed in June of 2013.
Wing Commander Col Sean Friday said the new fire
hall was near and dear to his heart because the updated
facility would ensure 8 Wing has the required fire rescue
capabilities. The fact that construction was a little beyond
the groundbreaking stage was a good thing, because it
meant the new facility would be in service faster.
8 Wing received the first of two 12,000-litre crash
trucks in the summer of 2011 and 2011 with a final two
scheduled to be delivered late summer 2012. The fire hall
also has one 5,000 litre air-deployable crash truck and is
expecting to receive two structural fire trucks in the summer of 2014 and 2015.
Mr. Alexander said the new fire hall became increasingly necessary with the investment of nearly a billion
dollars in infrastructure since 2007 at 8 Wing, including
continued on page 10
Photo:
Ross Lees
(ABOVE) Artist’s concept of the new firehall. (LEFT) The Honourable Chris Alexander,
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence officially turns the sod to
continue construction on the new $12.1 million 8 Wing 3,176 square metre Fire Hall.
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Capt Sebastien Lemire and Sgt
Audrey Bourgoin consult the map
while planning the rescue scenario
for TIGER EX in Val d’Or, Que.
Sar Techs load a stretcher with a simulated
crash victim onto the CH-146 Griffon at TIGER
Ex near Val d’Or, Quebec.
TIGER EX 2012 keeps searchers on their toes
By Lt A.N. McKinley
TIGER EX 2012 took place in Val d’Or, Quebec from
May 15-18. Over 100 members of 424 Squadron deployed on the yearly exercise to maintain their capabilities of manning a ‘Major Search’ from a deployed
location. All aspects of the deployment are simulated,
from the initial call-out - known as a squadron recall to organizing transport from Trenton to the deployed
location.
At 7:30 a.m. on May 15, the squadron was briefed
as to the situation. A major search was to take place
in Val d’Or. One of the CH-146 Griffons was loaded
onto the CC-177 Globemaster III and flown to the
deployed location along with the administrative staff,
the exercise directing staff and the maintainers. Two
CC-130 Hercules followed with more passengers and
the last Griffon arrived later in the day, their crew having been tasked on a true SAR mission earlier that
night.
The goal of the exercise is twofold; to practice
working from a deployed location but also to facilitate a significant amount of training. Two new Search
Masters and an assistant Search Master became qualified during the exercise. These are the members who
work from the headquarters and manage all aspects of
the search from the ground. They piece together all of
the sighting reports, information about the victims and
release information as well to public. They task aircraft
to search based on that information and, luckily for
them, they found all the members of the missing aircraft of this scenario uninjured.
Concurrently to the Search Masters, other scenarios were being played out so that all rescuers could
put their skills to the test. Pilot advancement towards
upgrades to Aircraft Captain were made but not completed due to inclement weather.
The Griffon crews made a total of 20 sorties totaling 26 hours of flying while the Hercules hours totaled
18 hours on seven sorties, burning 50,000 litres of fuel
over the three-day exercise. Sar Techs made numerous
jumps from both aircraft into simulated rescue scenes
where imaginary medical attention was required.
Casualties were volunteers from 424 Squadron, from
SERABEC and from the local population. SERABEC,
a civilian volunteer search and rescue organization often
called upon for their services, conducted observer training for themselves as well and will be present at SAREX,
the national Search and Rescue Exercise that will be
held in Val d’Or this fall..
New capabilities were tested on the exercise. A Sea
Rescue Kit (SRK), also known as a dingy, was obtained
for the first time to conduct training over water, as water
rescues are more difficult to conduct especially at night.
Re-fuelling from a Hercules to a Griffon was another
new capability that was practiced over the three days.
The exercise took an extreme amount of planning on
the part of squadron staff but exercise organizers Capt
Sebastien Lemire and Sgt Audrey Bourgoin kept the
training on track despite the numerous changes due to
Mother Nature’s seeming unwillingness to cooperate.
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Letter to the editor
A veteran point of view
of the CPP death benefit
Most Canadian families and Canadian Forces (CF) families are not
aware that the CPP death benefit
plan may only pay $2,500 or less. The
CPP fund delivered a strong investment performance in the fiscal 2012.
It ended the year with an all time
high of $161.6 billion.
A petition is organized to move
the Government of Canada to increase the CPP death benefit to
$5,000 for all Canadians regardless
of their contribution levels. At present the estate of disabled children is
not entitle to this benefit. The estate
of children under the age of 18 is not
entitled to this benefit. The estate of
many spouses who have not made
the necessary CPP contributions for
a varied number of reasons is not en-
May 18,, 2012
By Penney
titled to this benefit.
Dedicated veterans have prepared a petition and will approach the
Government of Canada to request
that the CPP death benefit amount
be increase to $5,000 for all Canadians regardless of their contribution
levels when burying their love ones.
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CFS Alert personnel participated in a Relay for Life event by performing a lap around the Station on May 19.
Relay for Life in Canada’s most northerly post
By Pte Kristy Doyle
Cancer is a disease that has touched many lives, including those working at the world’s northernmost permanently inhabited Station, CFS Alert. Consequently, on
the evening of May 19, CFS Alert participated in the
world’s most northern “Relay for Life.”
Relay for Life is the Canadian Cancer Society’s
signature fundraising event. It is a non-competitive
overnight relay held in hundreds of communities across
Canada each year. This year marked the first of its kind
for CFS Alert and also for Nunavut, Canada’s largest
territory.
Relay for Life is a 12 hour overnight event that
generally brings teams of 10 people together to take
turns walking or running around a track. Usually an
event consists of many teams, however with a Station
population of approximately 70 personnel (military
and civilian) CFS Alert opted for a single team consisting of 25 people.
The event was initiated and organized by Pte
Kristy Doyle. Through dedicated fundraising efforts,
“Team Alert” was able to raise an astounding $9,000.
These funds will be used for cancer research, advocacy
efforts and community support programs.
With a small population in comparison to more
“southern” communities, Alert’s relay had only one survivor to honor in the traditional victory lap - MWO
Jim Britt, 57, the Station’s Construction and Engineering Officer (SCEO) from CFB Trenton. MWO Britt
won his battle with cancer in October of 2004. Participating in the survivors’ victory lap he did not only walk,
but ran! With a goal to walk a kilometer for every year
of his life, MWO Britt not only accomplished this but
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reached much further shores than ever imagined, including Iqaluit where they hope to follow Alert’s lead
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May 25, 2012
Photos: Lt Christopher Daniel
Corporal Dave Francis conducts a thorough inspection of the wings.
Private Chance
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air intake door snag.
Corporal Dave Francis, Cpl Victor Rodrigues
and Cpl Janetta Novackova leave the new
maintenance platform after carrying out
an in-depth inspection of the C17’s tail area.
Corporal Mike Glennon
carries-out a panel repair.
C17 maintainers conduct first Home Station Check in Trenton
By Lt Christopher Daniel
With the recent opening of the new 1 Hangar at
8 Wing Trenton, the Maintainers from 429 (Transport) Squadron didn’t have to deploy to the United
States to conduct a Home Station Check (HSC) for
the CC-177 Globemaster III aircraft.
“The new 1 Hangar is 8 Wing’s first installation that is specifically designed as a permanent
C17 maintenance facility,” said Warrant Officer Paul
Lefebvre of 429 Squadron.
Other facilities in Canada up to this point have
had some limitations and have not allowed the 429
Squadron maintainers to conduct a full spectrum of
field level maintenance for the C17.
“In the past, whenever we needed to conduct the
HSC, our main field level recurring inspection, we
would deploy a team of maintainers to Jackson, Mississippi to use the facilities of the 172nd Air Wing
of the Air National Guard,” he said.
The first HSC for the C17 aircraft was conducted at 1 Hangar from April 30 to May 10, by a crew
of 21 maintenance personnel who worked day and
night to ensure that work is done properly and on
schedule.
“We conducted aircraft wash, post-wash lube,
HSC card deck inspection with associated rectifications, incorporation of required aircraft Time Compliant Technical Orders (TCTOs), Out of Sequence
Inspection (OSI) items as well as the life rafts’ fiveyear inspection, Deferred Defects (DDs), aircraft
paint touch-ups and the F-117 engine EcoPower
Wash followed by the post inspection ground-run,”
he noted.
Throughout the process, 429 Squadron’s maintenance and supply personnel collaborate with stakeholders from 8 Air Maintenance Squadron, Boeing
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order to ensure that the inspection goals are met.
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He also noted it also allows them to offer better training opportunities to their newer technicians
and that the long travel days are over.
“Because we are now capable of doing HSC here
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don’t see on the flight line everyday,” said Corporal
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Wing Logistics and Engineering
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Team (Tony Deveau and Greg Alvey) have been working hard over the past
three weeks replacing the industrial dishwashing machine at the Yukon
Galley. The team at W Food Svcs have been patiently waiting and working
extra hard to insure that 8 Wing’s community was being preserved from
a decrease in service. WCE should be commended for punching through
the deadlines and hopefully finishing slightly later than the anticipated
deadline. The delay has been caused by the customisation of a stainless
steel docking system as well as the machining of the garbrator.
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Alert Picture of the Week
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CFS Alert military personnel assisted Environment Canada Station
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May 25, 2012
Op Southern Reach increases professional bonds
Brazilian-born CF pilot Capt Eric Willrich waves his native flag upon the
arrival of the final CF-18, piloted by Maj André Lessard, at Pirassununga,
Brazil. Capt Willrich, who hails from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, is a CC177 Globemaster pilot at 429 Transport Squadron, 8 Wing Trenton, and
was a CF Snowbird from 2008 to 2010.
Photo: Cpl Pierre Habib
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A Royal Canadian Air Force detachment, including an element of the
fighter force, airlift and air-to-air refuelling support, is conducting Operation
Southern Reach from May 5 to 26 to
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flights with our partner air forces to
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Fitness & Health
The Contact - 9
itness & Health
Learn to solve problems without anger
Anger is an emotion just like happiness, sadness and fear. The
average person experiences one angry incident per day and
will become annoyed 20 times per week.
Anger is natural, normal, and is a signal that there is a
problem to solve. The real problem may not be the situation,
but how you respond. To solve a problem without becoming
angry, it is useful to adopt a problem-solving attitude with a
few key steps.
Recognize a problem exists (or is beginning). Become
aware of negative thinking patterns, emotions or sensations.
Reduce the stress of the situation. Scan your body for
tension and release stress through deep breathing, muscle relaxation, or visualization techniques.
Challenge your thinking. Reframe the situation in a more
positive way and refocus on the problem, not the person(s)
involved.
Make a problem statement. State specifically what the
problem is that needs to be solved and be comprehensive in
considering all of the facts.
Brainstorm solutions. Come up with as many as you can.
Consider how you responded in the past and realize that a
different response is required to achieve a different outcome.
Weigh the consequences and choose the solution that
will provide the best outcome. Consider the costs and benefits for now and in the long term. The deliberate action of
making a list and eliminating one item at a time may help to
take the emotion out of the situation.
After considering the alternatives, act on the solution
that makes the most sense.
Finally, evaluate the outcome. If the problem was solved,
determine what worked in finding the solution. If the problem was not solved, consider what did not work and what
could be done differently next time to improve the process.
Over time, the steps to problem solving will become easier and allow for constructive solutions to problem solving
while avoiding negative consequences of angry behaviour.
Source: Strengthening the Forces
La colère est une émotion au même titre que le bonheur, la
tristesse et la peur. Une personne est aux prises avec un incident susceptible de provoquer sa colère, en moyenne, une
fois par jour et est contrariée vingt fois par semaine.
La colère est naturelle, normale et annonce un problème
à régler. Le réel problème peut ne pas être la situation ellemême, mais la manière dont vous l’abordez. Pour régler un
problème sans devenir colérique, il faut adopter une attitude de règlement de problème en suivant quelques étapes
clés :
Reconnaissez l’existence d’un problème (ou son début).
Portez une attention spéciale aux émotions, aux sensations
ou aux schémas de pensée négatifs.
Réduisez le stress associé à cette situation. Recherchez
dans votre corps les symptômes de tension et détendezvous en ayant recours à des techniques de visualisation, de
relaxation musculaire et de respiration profonde.
Réfléchissez. Recadrez la situation d’une manière plus
positive et recentrez-vous sur le problème uniquement, et
non sur la ou les personnes impliquées.
Énoncez le problème. Déterminez précisément ce qui
doit être réglé, selon une approche globale et en considérant
tous les faits.
Réfléchissez aux différentes solutions. Proposez autant
de solutions que vous le pouvez. Réfléchissez à vos réactions
par le passé et rendez-vous compte que vous devez aborder
le problème différemment pour en arriver à une solution
différente.
Réfléchissez aux conséquences et choisissez la solution qui fournira le meilleur résultat. Évaluez les coûts et
les avantages immédiats et à long terme. L’action délibérée
de dresser une liste et d’éliminer les points un à la fois peut
vous aider à évacuer les émotions liées à la situation.
Après avoir évalué les options, agissez de la façon qui
vous semble la plus sensée.
Enfin, évaluez les résultats. Si le problème a été réglé,
déterminez les facteurs qui ont fonctionné dans la recherche
de la solution. Si le problème n’a pas été résolu, réfléchissez
à ce qui n’a pas fonctionné et à ce qui pourrait être fait différemment la prochaine fois afin d’améliorer le processus.
Avec l’expérience, les étapes de résolution de problème
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solutions constructives à la résolution de problèmes tout en
évitant les conséquences négatives et les comportements
colériques.
Source : Énergiser les forces
Tip of the Week
Choosing one of your chronic negative thoughts and writing
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from a different perspective. Post your new mantra on a sticky
note and place in it a prominent place. Commit your positive
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your positive mantra. You can also use a cue, like the phone
ringing or looking at your watch, to remind you to repeat
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May 25, 2012
The Honourable Chris Alexander tries to extinguish a simulated fire at
the firefighters’ training area. (BELOW) The Honourable Chris Alexander
and 8 Wing Fire Chief, Captain Pierre Muscat-Drago, stand in front of the
fire simulator at the firefighters’ training area.
Photos: Cpl Levarre McDonald
continued from page 1
In Beautiful Brighton,
new maintenance hangars, a new Air Mobility Training Centre, a
A collection of homes for
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those in every stage of life.
Warfare Centre, a new ramp and apron construction and various
supply and support buildings.
Located along the
“This project will benefit you – the men and women of 8 Wing
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Brighton Bay, tranquil
fire hall is but the latest example of how this government is folsurroundings mix with the
lowing through on the commitment it made – in the Canada First
relaxed ambiance of
Defence Strategy – to invest in infrastructure for the Canadian
Forces.”
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the addition of the wash bay in the new facility because it will mean
Minutes from downtown
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specialty shops.
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Honours & Awards
The Contact - 11
429 Squadron Honours and Awards
Capt Jung Won An is presented with Capt Simon Potvin is presented with
his CD by LCol Jason Stark.
GSM-SWA by LCol Stark.
Capt Tyler Simon received the General Campaign Star (GCS) from LCol Stark.
The GCS is awarded to members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and members
of allied forces working with the CF who deploy into a defined theatre of
operations to take part in operations in the presence of an armed enemy for a
period of 30 days. The GCS is always issued with a ribbon specific to the theatre
or type of service being recognized, and each ribbon has its own criteria.
Capt Anthony Lowther receives the General Service Medal – SouthWest Asia
(GSM-SWA) from 429 Squadron Commanding Officer Lieutenant Colonel
(LCol) Jason Stark. The General Service Medal (GSM) is awarded to members
of the CF and members of allied forces serving with the CF who deploy
outside of Canada - but not necessarily into a theatre of operations - to
provide direct support, on a full-time basis, to operations in the presence
of an armed enemy, for a period of 30 days. The GSM may also be awarded,
depending on the operation, to Canadian citizens other than members of the
Canadian Forces, who are deployed outside Canada, either inside or outside
a theatre of operations and working with the CF to provide direct support,
on a full-time basis, to operations in the presence of an armed enemy. The
GSM is always issued with a ribbon specific to the theatre or type of service
being recognized, and each ribbon has its own criteria.
Capt Timothy Stokes is presented Cpl Anne Christenson is presented
with his CD by LCol Stark.
with the CO Coin Commendation by
LCol Stark.
Capt Brian Pellerin is presented with his Canadian Forces Decoration (CD)
by LCol Jason Stark. The CD is awarded to officers and Non-Commissioned
Members of the Canadian Forces who have completed 12 years of service.
The decoration is awarded to all ranks who have a good record of conduct.
The decoration is awarded to the regular forces, reserve forces, officers of the
Cadet Instructors Cadre (CIC), Canadian Rangers and holders of honorary
appointments in the CF.
Capt Bill Jerrard is presented with a
Departure Plaque by 429 Squadron Capt Trevor Lanoue receives his Air
Commanding Officer Lieutenant Force Officer Development Program
Colonel (LCol) Jason Stark.
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child, $180 for two children, $225 for
three children, $270 for four children.
Trip Day is $12. Price for general public is $110 for one child, $200 for two
children, $245 for three children, $290
for four children. Trip day is $12. Trip
days are Thursday, July 26 for Blue Jays
game and Wednesday, Aug. 15 for the
beach. *Cost per Day! Military Community: $25/day for one child, $40/
day for two children, $55/day for three
children, $70/day for four children.
General Public: $30/day for one child,
$50/day for two children, $70/day for
three children, $90/day for four children. *HST will be added to all prices
shown.
Youth Programs
Triathlon training for youth six to nine
years, Fridays, April 13 to June 8 (No
Triathlon Training Friday, May 18)
from 4:45 to 6 p.m.
Triathlon training for youth 10 to13
years, Wednesdays, April 11 to May
30 from 4:45 to 6:15 p.m.
Triathlon training for youth 14 to17
years, Mondays, April 16 to June 11
(No Triathlon Training Friday, May
21) from 4:45 to 6:30 p.m.
*Equipment required: bicycle, swimsuit, running shoes.
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Junior Lifeguard Club for youth eight
to 15 years of age, Mondays from 6
to 7 p.m. from April 2 to June 18 (no
class April 9 and May 21).
Youth Aquatic Club for youth six to
16 years of age, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays from 4:45 p.m. to 6 p.m.
from April 11 to June 22.
Bronze Cross and Standard First Aid
with CPR “C” and AED (crash course)
May 25, 26, 27 and June 1, second and
third Fridays, 6 to 9 p.m., Saturdays
1-6 p.m. and Sundays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
National Lifeguard Course (NLS),
June 8, 9, 10, 15, 16 and 17, Friday
5 to 9 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m.
Fitness Classes offered by the
Community Rec Association
Zumba , Wednesdays, April 11 to May
30 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the
South Side Gym with Jennifer.
Boot Camp, Mondays, April 2 to May
28, from 5:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. or
Wednesdays, April 11 to May 30, from
6 a.m. to 7 a.m. outside at the RecPlex
(weather permitting) with Christine.
Interval Madness, Wednesdays April
11 to May 30 from 6:45 a.m. to 7:45
a.m. at the South Side Gym with
Christine.
Total Balance, Mondays, April 2 to
May 28 from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at
the South Side Gym with Christine.
Tae Kwon Do, Wednesdays April 11
to June 6 (nine weeks) at the RecPlex
from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Tai Chi, Tuesday, April 10 to May
29 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the
South Side Gym.
New Learn to Run, Saturdays, April
14 to May 27 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15
a.m. Meet at the South Side Gym.
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May 25, 2012
The Contact - 15
Photos: Ross Lees
(ABOVE) 8 Wing Commander Col Sean Friday inspects the replica War of 1812 soldiers
from East Northumberland Secondary School and invites them to join in the ceremony.
(TOP-RIGHT) Cpl Raul Chavez, one of the co-chairs of the organizing committee for
Aboriginal Awareness Day, participates in the cleansing ceremony. (RIGHT) Eighty-threeyear-old Skip Ross, an Algonquin elder from the Petawawa area, demonstrates drum
making at the Aboriginal Awareness Day Wednesday at 8 Wing’s Three Sisters Garden.
Aboriginal Awareness Week celebrated at 8 Wing
By Ross Lees
A medicine circle formed Wednesday at noon at the
Three Sisters Park at CFB Trenton completing a circle
which originated several years ago with LieutenantGeneral Andre Deschamps, Commander of the Royal
Canadian Air Force, participating in an early organizational event.
National Aboriginal Awareness Week was celebrated at 8 Wing Trenton with a day filled with Aboriginal
cultural experiences to increase awareness of Aboriginal
culture.
“It is a day of awareness and to realize the Aboriginal culture is still living and strong today,” said Guy
Mandeville, a former member of the military.
Colonel Sean Friday, 8 Wing Commander, noted
Canadian history is rooted in associations started centuries ago but which continue today.
“We are a stronger community that works together
and brings all our strengths together in a day like today
with this circle,” he said.
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Aboriginal champion Lieutenant-Colonel Dan
Harris noted Aboriginals have always been a part of the
defence community.
“On each occasion that our country has gone to
war, Canada’s native soldiers overcame cultural challenges and made impressive sacrifices and contributions
to help the nation in its efforts to restore world peace,”
he said.
LCol Harris added the Three Sisters Garden established by the military behind the Officers’ Mess is a
special place for Aboriginals.
“This garden is a special place for Aboriginals to
partake in healing and in teaching, and also a welcoming
spot for everyone employed on the Wing,” he stated.
LCol Harris, in addressing the gathering, said the
Aboriginal teachings have much to offer everyone in
the care and preservation of the land.
Aboriginal Advisory Committee co-chairs Will
Green and Corporal Raul Chavez said Aboriginal
Awareness Day was created to approach communities to
make them aware of the Aboriginal culture in Canada.
According to Mr. Mandeville, this was the fifth annual Aboriginal Awareness Day and organizers began
working in January to bring about the day packed with
workshops including Aboriginal crafts such as making
beaded necklaces and pouches, an Aboriginal medicine
workshop, drum making and a drumming and dancing
workshop.
The day would also include a special ceremony by
the Tyendinaga Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte to welcome back veterans from Afghanistan and a healing
circle designed to bring everyone together.
“They did a special ceremony nine years ago when
they were going away, so they felt it was only right to
welcome them back,” Mr. Mandeville noted.
“The Three Sisters Garden was donated by the
base,” he said. “It’s an Aboriginal culture garden but it is
open to anyone who wants to come here through lunch
and relax and meditate. It’s kept up by the base and it is
a place to hold our day.”
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16 - The Contact
afety
Safety
May 25, 2012
Hazardous waste should be a concern around your home
Hazardous waste isn’t a
problem just for large
industries. Your
home is full
of hazardous
products you
must dispose of
safely to protect
the environment.
When these products are just dumped
into a landfill, they
can leach into the
ground and poll u t e the water table. They
also contribute to air and soil pollution
for years to come.
Check out this list of common
products which can be unfriendly to
the environment: Batteries, cleaners
and drain cleaners, herbicides and pesticides, paint, motor oil, pool chemicals,
polishes, solvents, anti-freeze, pharmaceuticals, stain removers, toilet cleaners,
wax strippers, oven cleaners, some bathroom cleaners, bleach, lye, wood stains
and preservatives, varnish removers and
paint thinner.
Try safer alternatives:
• Baking soda makes a good scouring
powder.
• Vinegar and water cleans windows
and smooth surfaces.
• To make an all-purpose cleaner, mix
a half cup of ammonia, a half cup of
white vinegar, a quarter cup of baking soda and a half gallon of water.
• For a disinfectant, mix a half cup of
borax per gallon of hot water.
• For a dishwasher detergent, mix one
part of borax and one part of washing soda.
• For a dishwashing liquid, try a natural soap or a phosphate-free product.
Alternative drain cleaners:
• Use a handful of baking soda and a
half cup of white vinegar. Cover the
drain tightly for one minute while
the mixture fizzes. Flush. Put a half
cup of salt and a half cup of baking
soda down the drain. Follow with
•
•
six cups of boiling water. Let it sit
for a few hours or overnight. Flush
with water.
Pour hot water with a half a cup of
washing soda down the drain.
Use a plunger, a coat hanger or a
mechanical snake to clear drains.
Painting:
• Use old paint as primer.
• Before disposing of oil-based or
enamel paint cans, take outdoors
and remove the lid to allow the contents to air-dry and harden.
• Allow used turpentine to sit in a
closed jar until the paint particles
have settled. Pour off the clear turpentine and use again.
Air quality:
• Instead of aerosol products, use
pump spray bottles.
• Make your own air fresheners by
boiling or simmering sweet herbs,
flower petals or spices. A good mixture is cinnamon and cloves. Keep
house plants to clean the air in your
•
•
home.
Keeping your home clean and aired
out will help eliminate odour problems.
Clean heat registers, air ducts and
vents on a regular basis to improve
air quality.
If you use dangerous products:
• Don’t purchase more than you
need.
• Use them up, or give leftovers to
someone who can use them.
• Separate hazardous materials from
your household garbage.
• Never dispose of hazardous materials in the sewer system, in storm
drains, soil or open bodies of water.
• Contact your local government for
information on how to dispose of
them safely.
The average household has a surprising number of products which can
cause damage to the environment. Use
them sparingly, and dispose of them
with care.
Bella Pompier 8 Wing’s
firefighter mascot
By Ross Lees
Where 8 Wing firefighters gather, Bella won’t be far away.
Bella Pompier is the mascot of the 8 Wing fire hall presented by a military firefighter, according to Deputy Fire
Chief Master Warrant Officer Jacques Rene.
Bella got her first name thanks to a base commissionaire who heard of a Dalmation dog named Bella finding six
people during the Oklahoma federal building bombing in
1995. Later on, the same dog saved two firefighters in other
operations.
“So we decided to call her Bella,” MWO Rena said. “Her
last name is Pompier because she represents all of us and she
shows up for any photo op.”
Bella, true to form, made an appearance at the sod turning for the new 3 176 square-metre, $12.1 million fire hall
which will house the 64 8 Wing firefighters and their equip- Bella Pompier, the 8 Wing firefighter mascot, is pictured here with Deputy Fire Chief Master
ment sometime in the summer of 2013.
Warrant Officer Jacques Rene at the sod turning for the new base fire hall.
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May 25, 2012
Community Events
The Contact - 17
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.
Canadian Forces Community
Recreation Needs Assessment
In order to ensure that services offered by the PSP Community Recreation Association meet the needs of
the community, all members of the CF
community are invited to complete the
recreation survey which can be found
at www.cfbtrenton.com. We value your
input so please take a few minutes to
complete it. Hard copies of the survey
are also available at the RecPlex and at
the south side gymnasium. For all those
that complete the survey and bring it
to either the RecPlex or the Gym, you
will receive a free T-shirt while quantities last. The survey is available in both
French and English.
May 26 – National Air Force
Museum of Canada Indoor/
outdoor yard sale
The AFAC 413 Wing is partnering with
Seasons Dufferin Centre in support of
the National Air Force Museum of
Canada Foundation in organizing an
Indoor/Outdoor Yard Sale fundraiser
on May 26 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 413
Wing is located at 230 North Murray
St., Trenton. Tables located indoors
and outdoors will be available to rent
with refreshments available for sale
by 413 Wing. Book your table soon
as space is limited. Contact Cecilia at
613-965-7314 after May 2.
May 26 - 608 Duke of Edinburgh
Royal Canadian Air Cadet Sqn
Annual Review
608 Duke of Edinburgh Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron will welcome
Belleville’s Mayor, His Worship Neil
Ellis, as Reviewing Officer for this
year’s Annual Review. The squadron
dates from 1955 but the membership
is young with boys and girls between
12 and 18 years of age. This year marks
57 years that the unique training opportunities of air cadets have been
provided to our city youth through
the joint efforts of the Department of
National Defence and the local sponsoring committee of 201 Duke of Edinburgh Army, Navy, Air Force Veterans. Cadets receive first aid, air rifle
shooting, drill, air environment, flight
theory, sports, and citizenship instruction during the school year.
Selected candidates attend leadership,
survival, weather, aerospace, glider
and power flight instruction at summer camps at no cost to families. The
general public is invited to join proud
parents and the sponsoring committee
at 1:30 p.m. for the review parade at 2
p.m. at the Belleville Armoury at 187
Pinnacle Street.
May 26 - 413 Wing AFAC Pipes
and Drums Spring Ceilidh
413 Wing AFAC Pipes and Drums
will be holding their annual Spring
Ceilidh at the Batawa Community
Centre. Tickets are $25 and includes
a traditional Steak Pie dinner; entertainment by Claidhmor, McGilly
Highland Dancers and 413 Wing
Pipes and Drums. Silent auction, door
prizes, and much more! Doors open at
6 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7
p.m. Proceeds from this event will go
towards the 413 Wing Pipe Band’s
trip to Scotland in 2014. For tickets,
please call 613-955-0518. Come out
and support your local pipe band!
May 27 - Knights of Columbus
breakfast
Scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, toast,
potatoes, pancakes, baked beans, cereal, juice, tea and coffee. Twelve years
and over $7, six to 11 years $4, five and
under free. Everyone is welcome.
May 27 - Quinte Secular
Humanist Association Soap Box
Sunday
Soap Box Sunday at 1:30 p.m. At the
Loyalist College Training and Development Centre, Pioneer Building, Room P-22, Wallbridge-Loyalist
Road, Belleville. An open forum for
anyone who would like to speak for
10 minutes on any subject, informal or
not, member or not. Bring your voice
and opinion! All welcome, no charge
to attend. Visit www.quintehumanists.
ca
June 9 – 16th annual County
Poker Run
Departs Consecon Legion at 11 a.m.
and proceeds to Camp Trillium (Garrette’s Island). Fee is $20. Two hundred
kilometre ride with all riders welcome
but riding at their own risk. For more
information, contact Rick at 613-3927794 or Rayanne at 613-398-8678.
June 13 – 8 Wing Officers’ Mess
Ladies Club closing dinner
sion is $15 for members, invited guests
of members is $25. For more information, call Kim at 613-962-2718.
June 13 – Fairways for Heroes
Charity Golf Tournament
The 3rd Annual Fairways for Heroes
Charity Golf Tournament will take
place on June 13 at Carlisle Golf and
Country Club (near Burlington, ON).
Once again this year, the event will
feature a delicious BBQ lunch prior
to the 1 p.m. shotgun start. After a
round of golf, there will be an incredible prime rib feast and presentation
ceremony. The incredible price for
lunch, golf, cart and buffet dinner is
just $160. This year, the proceeds from
the tournament will be donated to the
Military Families Fund and Wounded
Warriors.
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May 25, 2012
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2012 Ontario Region Triathlon Development Camp (RDC)
Maj Eric Travis, Camp Organizer
8 Wing/CFB Trenton Tri Team
The first week of May was an exciting
week at 8 Wing/CFB Trenton as athletes from bases and wings across Ontario converged for the Ontario Region
Triathlon Development Camp.
With 14 athletes of varying abilities from beginner triathletes hoping to
complete their first sprint triathlon race
this summer to veteran triathletes with
CISM and CF Nationals experience,
there was much conversation and mentorship among the participants.
The camp was composed of five days
of training, with each day starting early
(6 a.m.) and sometimes running until 8
p.m. in the evening as we managed to fit
three to four physical workouts (swim,
bike, run, yoga, etc) into eachday, intermingled with theory sessions and lots of
visits to the Mess hall to “feed the machines”.
Many athletes have provided comments on the camp but I think 2Lt JF
Landre said it best:
“It was a true privilege to learn and
strengthen technique with advice from
experienced coaches, but also from
elite athletes in their field of expertise
whether it be swimming, running, cycling or triathlon itself. The program
provided, as well, a broader perspective
of CISM athlete’s reality, providing additional guidance on equipment maintenance (e.g. cycling), race-time optimization techniques with inexpensive gear
(e.g. racing belts and elastics) as well as
how to leverage nutrition factors during
training sessions and on competition
day.”
With the end of the camp on Sun-
day afternoon, the athletes were sorry
to end their week of training, but most
of all, they will miss the camaraderie of
like minded athletes pushing them to
develop further in a challenging and rewarding sport.
I wish to thank all the athletes for
their positive attitude towards each and
every training opportunity and their
willingness to work together to accomplish our goal of a fun and interactive
development camp. I wish you all well in
your upcoming season and look forward
to seeing you all at next year’s camp.
Crossword
ACROSS
1. Summits
5. Number needed to tango
8. Some adders
12.Torah closet
WEEK OF May 20 TO 26, 2012
The luckiest signs this week: Libra, Scorpio, and Sagittarius
ARIES
If you’re in a new relationship there may already be talk of living together. You might be thinking about making
a commitment or even getting married.
TAURUS
You will be very successful at work, and this will be financially beneficial to you. Expect to do some overtime for
which you’ll be generously rewarded.
GEMINI
Some confusion could arise between you and one of your good friends, creating a certain distance between you
both. A good meal together at a restaurant will help to restore your friendship.
CANCER
If you’re about to move, you’ll definitely have lots of inspiration when redecorating your new surroundings. You’ll
probably spend a lot of time shopping.
LEO
Take the time to enjoy some new activities with friends and family. It’s possible that you will also try to come up
with a budget for your next vacation.
VIRGO
You will benefit from being in the management’s good books, considerably improving your situation at work. You
will also have a more active social life and will receive many invitations.
LIBRA
Learning a new language, either in training sessions or evening classes, will lead you to previously unexplored
horizons. This might show you a life path more suitable to your aspirations.
SCORPIO
Chances are good that your professional life will take a new direction. This opportunity will satisfy you on both a
human and material level.
SAGITTARIUS
Take some time to think about your love life. You feel the need to re-establish a more active social life, but
you realize you would like to do this as part of a couple.
CAPRICORN
Be very meticulous when preparing some form of negotiation. Be wise about it and be willing to concede certain
points, while holding firm on others.
AQUARIUS
You could inherit your boss’s position temporarily, when he or she leaves without warning. You might later be chosen
to take over when this person leaves on vacation.
PISCES
If you decide to sell or buy a property on impulse, an opportunity for you and your family to prosper may
arise.
15.Fertilizer
16.Like sashimi
17.North wind
18.Shelter
19.Celtic poet
20.Enlarge
21.Adjoin
22.Unclose, in verse
23.Olden times
24.Declares
26.Judge’s decision
28.Alumni gathering
30.Sit
82.Always, in poetry
38.Allowance for currency
34.Miscue
84.Take home a trophy
39.Shoal
86.Thing, in law
41.Increased
33.Recover
35.Swarthy
36.Piece
37.Linger
40.Hardy
42.Like fine wine
43.Cultivate
44.Worker at an inn
48.Bear false witness
49.Take sustenance
50.Outlay
52.Had a knish
53.Cappuccino, e.g.
55.Ballet exercise
56.Movies
57.Mayor or judge, e.g.
60.Large pleasure boat
61.Close, as a door
63.“Make ____ for Daddy”
64.Joplin product
65.Pronto
66.Restaurant listing
67.Mend, in a way
71.Walk through tulips?
73.Imprint
75.____ constrictor
76.Prior to
77.Tumults
80.Love song
81.Moistens, poetically
83.Passenger
85.To the safe side
87.Bunch
88.Indicate agreement
89.Wishing ____
DOWN
1. Potato, e.g.
2. Fanon
3. Hidden
4. Pitiful
5. Howard of “The Lion”
6. Call
7. Debtor
8. Arab garment
9. Type of sister
10.Prissy person
11.Satisfy fully
12.Worshiper
13.Iterate
differences
40.Pink-slip
43.Territory held in fee
45.Nonclerical
46.Inscribe
47.State of inactivity
49.Nimble
50.Buck
51.Lubricant
54.Spring of water
55.Reverent
56.Use a beeper
58.Strong resentment
59.Negative aspect
60.Harsh cry
61.Evening party
62.Optimists
64.Repair again
65.Take the reins
14.Genuflect
66.____ of Honor
25.Convulsion
68.White poplar
24.Windy
27.Canticle
29.Dweeb
31.Morsel
32.Emulate Tomba
35.Attempt
36.Trading ____
37.After-bath sprinkle
67.“____ Days”
69.E, i, or o
70.Tripod’s kin
72.Dolts
74.Municipality
78.Miner’s rock
79.Emulate Dorcas
81.Small crow
MFRC
May 25, 2012
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Trenton
Military Family Resource Centre
INFORMATION / REGISTRATION / INSCRIPTION
Tickets are on sale at the
MFRC at discount prices.
New for 2012; Leviathan is
one of the biggest and tallest
coasters in the world. Riders
will climb to a record breaking
height of 306’/93.3m followed
by an exhilarating 80 degree
drop, reaching a top speed of
148km/h. You will find over
200 attractions, 68 rides, Splash
Works and great new live shows
and more.
Adult (3-59 years old and over
48” tall) $41 ($57.99 at the
gate)
Junior/Senior (60-plus years)
or (three-plus years and under 48” tall )$33 ($33.99 at the
gate)
Pay once, visit twice
$55.
Canada’s Wonderland
ouvert pour la saison 2012
Billets en vente au CRFM
à prix rabais. Nouveau pour
2012; Leviathan est une des
plus grosses et hautes montagne russes au monde. Les
participants grimperont une
hauteur record de 306’/93.3m
suivi d’une chute exaltante
de 80 degrés, pour atteindre
une vitesse de 148Km/h. Vous
trouverez plus de 200 attractions, 68 montagnes russes,
Splash Works et de nouveaux
spectacles.
Adulte (3-59 ans et plus que
48 » hauteur) 41$ (57,99$ à la
porte)
Junior/Sénior) (60+ ans) ou (3+
and et moins que 48 » hauteur)
33$ (33,99$ à la porte)
Payez une fois, allez deux fois
55$
Plant Swap Sale
Inaugural Red Friday Golf
Tournament
Friday, June 8, at CFB Trenton, Roundel Glen Golf Club.
Four-person, best ball tournament. Cost $60 includes; nine
holes with cart, dinner and
prizes. Registration noon, tee
off 1p.m.
Registration and payment by
May 31 at the MFRC
Tournoi de golf inaugural
vendredi rouge
Le vendredi 8 juin, a BFC
Trenton, Club Roundel Glen
Golf. Quatre personnes, meilleure balle.
Coût 60,00$ incluant; neuf
trous avec chariot, souper et
New Pilot Project Francophone Pre-school
Program
The Trenton MFRC has been
approached by the Regional
French Network to offer a
French-language Pre-school
program within our Licensed
Daycare. Although we offer
bilingual services at this time
there is no French language
service in the Hastings area.
We will be offering 8 preschool
spaces for this program in September 2012. In order for this
program to move forward and
be successful we must receive
enough registration and have
qualified staff to facilitate the
program.
This program aims to en-
hance Childrens French language skills prior to entering
a French/Immersion school
system.
We are requesting parents
to come into the Daycare and
fill out a registration form and
pay a registration fee of $30
per child to show your commitment. Start date: Sept. 10.
Ages: 2.6 to four years of age.
Fee: $38.50 full day. Pre-register by June 24. For any further
questions, please contact Denise Currie at 613-965-4121.
Nouveau Projet Pilote
Programme pré scolaire
francophone
Le CRFM a été approché par
le Réseau régional francophone
afin d’offrir un programme
préscolaire en langue française
à notre garderie agréée. Malgré
que nous offrons déjà des services bilingues, présentement il
n’y a aucun service en français
dans la région de Hastings. Dès
le mois de septembre 2012, nous
aurons 8 places de disponibles
pour ce programme pré scolaire
mais afin d’aller de l’avant avec ce
programme, nous devons avoir
suffisamment d’inscriptions et
de personnel qualifié.
Le but de ce programme
est d’améliorer les habiletés en
français des enfants avant de
les intégrer au système scolaire
d’immersion ou francophone.
Nous demandons aux parents de venir compléter un formulaire d’inscription à la garderie et payer les frais de 30$ par
enfant à titre d’engagement.
Début: Le 10 septembre. Âges:
de 2.6 ans à 4 ans. Frais: 38,50$
journée complète. Inscription:
au plus tard le 24 juin. Pour plus
d’information veuillez communiquer avec Denise Currie au
613-965-4121.
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Completing the main-floor amenities are a den and laundry
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Upstairs, the master suite boasts a graciously vaulted ceiling,
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plus double sinks and a make-up area.
Two smaller bedrooms share a bathroom, conveniently
placed between them. A linen closet is nearby. At the top of the
stairs is an area for the family computer, with room for a desk and
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The covered entry, with a generous porch to the left, leads
into a compact foyer. A powder room is tucked into the angle of
the L-shaped stairway, with a display case for collectibles along
one wall and a coat closet nearby. Directly ahead is a formal dining room, separated from the kitchen by a door, with a partly
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No cook will feel isolated in the open-plan kitchen, which
flows into a nook for informal family dining, as well as into the
great room beyond. It boasts a prep island, a pantry and a stepsaving U-shaped counter configuration. Both nook and kitchen
enjoy access to a covered outdoor area, as well as a generous
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PATIO DOORS • ENTRY DOORS
WINDOWS • MIRRORS • BEVELLED GLASS
Saturday May 26 from 9 a.m.
to noon, at the Siskin Centre to
help support the Military Welcome Plant Program. Drop off
from 9 – 9:30 a.m., swap from
9:30 – 10 a.m., sale from 10
a.m. to noon. A representative
of the Horticultural Club will
be on site to answer your questions. For more information,
call Maude at 6123-392-2811
ext. 3317.
d’horticulture sera sur place
pour répondre à vos questions.
Pour plus d’information, contactez Maude au 613-392-2811
poste 3317.
WINDOWS • MIRRORS • BEVELLED GLASS
Canada’s Wonderland is
now open for the 2012
season
613-965-3575
News
20 - The Contact
May 25, 2012
16 MOHAWK AVE.
BRIGHTON
964 SMITH ST,
BRIGHTON
BRICK SIDE-SPLIT
GOOD STARTER BUNGALOW
on 110 x 257 ft lot. 3 bdrm, 4 pc bth
& 3pc ensuite in mb, gas f/p in LR,
large country kitchen, sunroom at
east side, m/f laundry, forced air gas &
central air, outside entry to unfinished
basement, front charming verandah.
Some hardwd flrs. Located between
Trenton & Brighton just off hwy 2.
MLS# 2120040 $162,000.
offering 3 season sunroom, updated
custom kitchen, m/f laundry, 3+1 bdrm,
4pc & 3pc bths, gas fireplace in large
Rec. Rm. Central air and central Vac.
newer forced air gas furnace, reshingled
roof, some hardwood. One owner,
smoke free home. Located in popular
subdivision beside the waterfront trail.
MLS# 2121418 $249,900.
613-475-1966
51 Main Street
Brighton
Mary Shortt
ProAlliance Realty, Brokerage
Independently Owned and Operated
Ready, Set, Wear It!
SO THAT
WE MAY
BE FREE.
World record life jacket event launches
Safe Boating Awareness Week
It’s all about fun in the sun while keeping safety in mind.
Safe Boating Awareness Week was
launched on Saturday, May 19 at the CFB
Trenton Yacht Club. Representatives from 8
Wing, local first responders and members of
CPS were among those on the dock to highlight the importance of wearing a life jacket.
MCpl Cathy Moreau and Cpl Dan Chartrand from 426 Transport Training Squadron
helped participants get outfitted with inflatable life jackets for Ready, Set, Wear It.
The purpose of this Safe Boating Council initiative is to promote safe and responsible
practices to recreational boaters while significantly reducing boating-related fatalities. A
life jacket can save your life, but only if you
wear it.
“There aren’t many squadrons that want to
see their ‘business’ reduced,” said 8 Wing Base
Commander Colonel Sean Friday, “but in the
case of 424 Squadron, we would certainly want
to have fewer search and rescue missions as a
result of improvements in boater safety”.
Jim Shortt
Broker
Broker
For every war, there are many
who bravely and proudly
leave their loved ones behind
to protect the freedoms that
we as Canadians are afforded.
It is these brave
few we honour.
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Sales Representative
Brokerage*
PETER STEWART
441 Front Street, Trenton ON K8V 6C1
Sales Representative
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Fax (613) 392-9385
Cell (613) 242-8160
Toll Free (888) 792-5499
malcolmjohnston@mail.com
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BUS: 613-969-9907
DIRECT: 613-813-9907 West side of Belleville - Perfect military family home
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Each O fice Independently Owned & Operated
LANTHORN REAL ESTATE
This 4 bedrooms, 3 bath home has been loved by the current
owners for 35 years. Act quickly for your opportunity to
own this immaculate spacious home. Features main floor
family rm with gas fireplace, private and generous yard with
trees, main flr Laundry, finished basement, fully renovated
bathrooms and more! All this at affordable and value packed
$274,500. Call Peter.
Independently Owned and Operated. Trademarks of AIR MILES XXX Trading B.V. Used under
license by LoyaltyOne Inc. and Century 21 Canada Limited Partnership.
*
447 Dundas Street West
Trenton, ON
K8V 3S4
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341 County Road 19 - MLS# 2120193
309 Dundas St. E.
Trenton Ont.
Cathy P lan
Sales Representative
EXIT REALTY GROUP
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BUS: 613-394-1800
www.cathypolan.ca
CELL: 613-243-9659 twitter@quintehomes4sal
EMAIL: cpolan@exitrealtygroup.ca
We never stop moving.
This home features a large, bright, eat-in kitchen,
w/patio doors to a great deck. A huge recroom
w/woodstove and built-in bar, which offers big,
bright, above grade windows. A detached garage
with workshop as well as deeded access to Roblin
lake. Within walking distance to a great school,
park and beach. This is a great family home just
10 minutes to Belleville and 20 minutes to Trenton.
Call Ron or Veronica today!!
JOHN (A )
GIBBONS
Sales Representative
(613) 392-6594
fax: (613) 394-3394
cell: (613) 243-3600
toll free: 800-567-0776
alf.gibbons@sympatico.ca
Trent Valley Realty Ltd., Brokerage
www.trentvalleyrealty.com
Each Office Independently Owned and Operated
Depend on me for the “Plane Truth”!
EKORT REALTY,
Brokerage*
*
Independently Owned and Operated.
613.921.1206
office: 613.969.9901
fax: 613.968.1950
DON McCOLL
Sales Representative
don-mccoll@coldwellbanker.ca
www.donmccoll.ca www.ekortrealty.ca
This s not intended to sol cit Buyers or Se lers currently under contract wi h a Broker
Ron Norton
Sales Rep.
ronnorton@bellnet.ca
Quinte Ltd.,
td Brokerage.
ke
"Independently Owned & Operated"
304 Main Street, Wellington
Office - 613.399.5900
Toll-Free - 1.888.217.0166
www.homefarmrealty.ca
Veronica Norton
Sales Rep.
veronicanorton@bellnet.ca
Specializing in Residential, Farm, Vacant Land & Vineyards
Heather Plane, CD
hplane@ExitRealtyGroup.ca
Cell: 613-848-7054
Bus: 613-394-1800
Sales Representative
309 Dundas St. East
Trenton, ON, K8V 1M1
Toll Free: 1-855-394-1800
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24 - The Contact
May 25, 2012
BENTON FRY “CUTS THE MUSTARD” EVERYTIME!
USED CAR and TRUCK SUPERSTORE
RECENTLY BANKRUPT • COLLECTION • GARNISHED?
PHONE OUR CREDIT HOTLINE 1-877-269-2201 ASK FOR AMANDA OR CATHY
SPECIAL PURCHASE
2011 LINCOLN MKT
2007 FUSION SE
2008 NISSAN ROGUE SL
2011 ESCAPE LIMITED’S
ALL WHEEL DRIVE
3.0L-V6, LEATHER, SUNROOF, REVERSE SENSING, MICROSOFT SYNC,
FACTORY WARRANTY, LOADED. FORMER DAILY RENTALS
9 IN
STOCK
AWD, Navigation, adaptive cruise,
rear console, fridge, glass top, loaded, only
29,845kms.
STK# 2Y65
44,950
$
Weekly payment
+HST
* 172
$
2.3L, I4, Gas economy, one owner, 5 speed, manual
transmission, air, cruise, tilt, satellite radio, MP3, CD,
pwr seat, pwr locks, windows, rear spoiler, steering
controls, traction control, aluminum wheels, warranty,
74,904kms
STK# 111
8,889
$
25
+HST
5 Cyl, AWD, power sunroof, alloy wheels,
loaded, factory warranty, like new, only
38,751kms.
STK# 2Y27
17,668
$
Weekly payment
*$6770
+HST
2009 CR-V AWD EX
2010 GRAND CARAVAN
2010 CHEV SILVERADO 4X4
Leather heated seats, power sunroof, loaded,
like new, 1 owner, factory warranty.
31,656 kms
3.5L-V6, 7 Passenger, Stow-N-Go seating,
power windows, locks, cruise, tilt, 33,362kms.
Factory warranty.
V8, Cheyenne edition, power windows/locks,
cruise, local trade-in, 1 owner, factory warranty,
59,500kms.
STK# 0Y130A
STK# 2T612A
FROM
$
24,968
+HST
,
,
,
.
Weekly payment
* 93
$
38
STK# 1Y136
22,968
$
Weekly payment
+HST
*$8801
18,668
$
Weekly payment
*$7154
+HST
22,968
$
Weekly payment
*$8799
+HST
2010 JOURNEY RT 4X4
2010 PT CRUISER
2011 IMPALA LT
2010 SEBRING TOURING
2011 CALIBER SXT
,
,
Heated leather seats,
sunroof,
chrome wheels,
loaded, touch screen entertainment system,
u-connect, factory warranty, 31,085kms.
Classic, power seat/windows & locks, cruise
control, factory warranty, 48,082kms.
Former Daily Rental
Power windows/ locks & seat, cruise, tilt, alloy
wheels, fully loaded, mint. factory warranty,
31,770kms. Former Daily Rental
V6, Power seat/windows & locks, alloy wheels,
fully equipped, like new, factory warranty.
Former Daily Rental
Leather heated seats, power windows/locks,
Bluetooth, loaded, factory warranty, 26,387kms.
Former Daily Rental
STK# 1X151
STK# 1X80
STK# 1Y125
$
22,686
Weekly payment
+HST
*$8691
STK# 2X26
12,868
$
Weekly payment
+HST
*$4931
$
16,368
Weekly payment
+HST
*$6272
2011 FIESTA SE
2006 MONTANA SV6
2007 F-350 4X4 DIESEL
6 Speed, automatic, micro soft sync, air,
power windows/locks, cruise, tilt, loaded,
factory warranty, 25,850kms. Former Daily Rental
V6, Extended, DVD, Ent. System, air, fully
equipped, looks new, only 91,365kms.
Dual rear wheels, lariat, leather, tow pkg,
loaded, trade-in, low kms,
85,379kms.
13,968
$
Weekly payment
+HST
*$5352
STK# 2X17
14,968
$
2011 FUSION SE
Weekly payment
*$5736
+HST
2011 VOLVO S80
,
STK# 1X128
$
14,868
Weekly payment
+HST
STK# 0Y107
8,998
$
*$5696
STK# 2T531A
28,868
$
+HST
+HST
Power seat/windows & locks, cruise, tilt,
Microsoft sync, loaded, looks new,
factory warranty, 16,874kms.
STK# 2X15 Former Daily Rental
18,295
$
Weekly payment
+HST
*$7010
Buy a luxury vehicle, save the first big depreciation.
3.2L-V6, power heated leather seats, sunroof, cruise, air,
CD, power windows & locks, factory warranty, 19,600kms.
STK# 1X144 Former Daily Rental
32,878
$
Weekly payment
*$12596
+HST
2011 TAURUS SEL AWD
2012 MUSTANG GT
2012 MUSTANG GT CONVERTIBLE
2007 F-350 4X4 DIESEL
2010 E-250 CARGO VAN
Heated leather seats, power sunroof, reverse
sensing, Microsoft sync, loaded, factory
warranty, 19,763kms. Former Daily Rental
400+ HP, Leather interior, Microsoft sync,
19” rims, ambient lighting, like new, factory
warranty, 18,600kms. Former Daily Rental
400+HP, Like new, ambient lighting, leather
interior, Microsoft sync, 19” rims, factory
warranty, 12,963kms. Former Daily Rental
Crew cab, chrome pkg, wheels & running
boards, tow pkg, loaded. Mint condition,
115,960kms
Spotless condition, V8, automatic, rear glass,
3 door, air, CD, 28,747kms.
STK# 2X44
$
26,368
Weekly payment
+HST
*$10104
STK# 2X22
29,968
$
Weekly payment
+HST
*$11481
STK# 2X43
34,968
$
Weekly payment
+HST
*$13397
STK# 1T908A
25,968
$
STK# 1Y120
+HST
19,868
$
Weekly payment
+HST
*$7613
Over 250 used vehicles available
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BENTON FRY FORD SALES LTD.
HWY #62, South of Belleville's Quinte Mall 1-877-269-2201
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Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. Km’s are accurate at time of publication and may be more on delivery. All prices and payments include admin fee. Taxes and licensing not included.
*All payments are based on 84 month term @ 6.99% Fixed Rate O.A.C. All payments are weekly. Example $10,000 financed over 84 months @ 6.99% fixed rate O.A.C cost of borrowing equals
$2,690.00. Offer valid at time of publication only. (See dealer for full details).
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