June 8 2015 - The Aurora Newspaper

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holding 14 Wing
town halls June 8
“Team Joshua” matriarch Karen Graves-Belliveau, front and centre, says the Greenwood Under-16 boys’ and girls’ team
members look great in their new jerseys, a gift May 27 in memory of the late Joshua Graves.
S.Keddy
Josh’s jerseys make the team
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
These soccer-playing youth have
a lot more on their backs during a
game than winning.
With the signature and #33 of
the late Joshua Graves printed on
their bright blue and white jerseys
this season, Under-16 Greenwood
boys’ and girls’ team members are
carrying on a sporting enthusiasm
Graves once loved.
Karen Graves-Belliveau and
Denis Belliveau visited the Apple
Bowl soccer field in Greenwood
May 27 to present two dozen players with new jerseys, a gift from
funds raised by Graves’ family,
friends and supporters – aka “Team
Joshua” - at various special events.
While the jerseys represent about
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of lives,” his mother said.
“You guys are getting older.
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your parents are not. You’re going
to make decisions and mistakes. I
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“Josh loved sports – he dreamed
and lived sports. It was all he did,”
Graves-Belliveau said, as players
sat before her on the field bleachers. “Hockey, soccer, baseball,
skydiving, bungee jumping, snowboarding – he loved to be active.”
Graves moved out west after
high school at Central Kings for a
year or so. When he returned, as
Lieutenant-General Christine Whitecross
and the Canadian Armed Forces Strategic
Response Team – Sexual Misconduct
(CSRT-SM) will be visiting 14 Wing Greenwood June 8 to conduct town hall meetings
with 14 Wing personnel on the status of
the CSRT-SM.
The town halls will be held in the Annapolis Mess at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., and will
include a briefing by Whitecross followed
by time for questions. Maximum participation by military personnel is expected as
per the schedule below. Civilian members
of the defence team are invited to attend.
Unit participation:
Morning session – 10 a.m. to noon (all
attendees are to be seated no later than
9:45 a.m.): 404 Squadron, 413 Squadron, 415 Squadron, 14 Air Maintenance
Squadron, LRPSET, Wing Comptroller, 31
Military Police Flight (available personnel),
26 Health Services (available personnel),
1 Dental Unit Detachment (available personnel).
Afternoon session – 1:30 p.m. to 3:30
p.m. (all attendees are to be seated no
later than 1:156 p.m.): Wing Commander
Branch, 405 Squadron, Wing Operations,
Wing Administration, Wing Logistics and
Engineering, 14 Construction Engineering
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June 8, 2015
the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS
Whitecross tenant des séances
ouvertes de discussion à la
14e Escadre le 8 juin
Lgén Christine Whitecross
et l’équipe d’intervention
stratégique des Forces armées canadiennes – Inconduite sexuelle (CSRT-SM)
visiteront la 14e Escadre
Greenwood le 8 juin afin de
procéder à des séances de
discussion ouvertes avec le
personnel de la 14e Escadre
au sujet de la position de
l’équipe d’intervention stratégique des Forces armées
canadiennes – Inconduite
sexuelle (CSRT-SM).
Ces rencontres de discussion ouverte auront lieu au
mess Annapolis, à 10h00 et à
13h30, et inclura un briefing
du Whitecross suivi par une
période de questions. Une
participation maximale du
personnel militaire est prévue
selon le tableau ci-dessous.
Les membres civils de la défense sont invités à y assister.
Unité de participation:
Séance du matin – 10h00
à 12h00 (tous les participants
doivent être assis au plus tard
09h45) :
404e Escadron, 413e Escadron, 415e Escadron, 14
Escadron de maintenance (Air),
EENPLRA, Contrôleur de l’escadre, 31e escadrille de la police
militaire (pers dispo), 26e Centre de services de santé des
Forces canadiennes (personnel
disponible), Détachment de la
1er Unité dentaire de Greenwood
(pers dispo)
Séance de l’après-midi –
13h30 à 15h30 (tous les participants doivent être assis au
plus tard 13h15) : Bureau du
commandant de l’escadre, 405e
Escadron, Operations l’escadre,
Administration de l’escadre,
Unité du génie et de la logistique
de la 14e escadre, 14e Escadron
du génie construction.
Correction
In The Aurora Newspaper article, “Defining diversity,” June
1, reporting on the Wing Commander’s Diversity Session of
May 15; speaker Tim Hughes was misidentified.
Hughes is a volunteer with the Valley Youth Project, and
may be contacted via valleyyouthproject.wordpress.com/,
valleyyouthproject@gmail.com or facebook.com/pages/
Valley-Youth-Project/22418494995.
On the run
May 25 marked the sixth year sailors from HMCS Halifax stopped in Millville, south of Aylesford, to visit
with Children’s Wish Foundation Valley chapter volunteers, and enjoy a meal provided by Betty Hebb, seated
centre, and her son, Brian, at Farmer’s Family Diner. The sailors run from Sydney to Yarmouth, raising money
for the Children’s Wish Foundation to grant a wish to a deserving child. This stop earned them a $280 donation
from Hebb for their efforts, from fundraising she does each year between their visits.
Submitted
Josh’s jerseys...
...cover
really hope you all make smart
choices when you’re out on
your own.”
This jersey donation brings
the family’s fundraising effort
to almost $35,000 in their
fourth year. An annual ticket
auction and washer toss event
has allowed them to donate jerseys to Berwick Bruins hockey
and a youth volleyball team,
funds to the Kingston rink,
the Kentville skate park effort,
the Valley chapter of Kidsport
and more.
Greenwood Minor Soccer coach and organizer Tim
Lalonde said this donation was
a pleasure to accept.
“We really appreciate what
everyone does for community
sports,” he said. “We’re all
volunteers, and just doing what
we can to keep kids involved.
When Karen called, we were
just so please. When the kids
saw the jerseys, their eyes were
popping out!”
“They look great,” GravesBelliveau said – of the jerseys,
Joshua Hattie adds his autograph to a collectors’ jersey
Karen Graves-Belliveau and Denis Belliveau will add to
their display of Team Joshua donations.
S.Keddy
and the youth wearing them. loved youth – what better way
“Josh loved sports and he to keep his memory alive?”
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Video effort on life as a military child recognized
A captivating video of 14
Wing Greenwood’s children,
and their role in a family that
stands out in meeting its professional military demands on
all members, has been recognized by Wing Commander
Colonel Iain Huddleston.
The “April is the Month of
the Military Child” initiative
ran for the second year at 14
Wing, under the patronage of
Huddleston’s wife, Amanda
Huddleston. Working with
the Military Family Resource
Centre and the Public Affairs
Office, technicians from 14
Wing Imaging interviewed a
handful of military children of
all ages on their experiences
moving from community to
community, starting new
schools and making new
friendships, and how they
help at home when their
parents are busy at work or
deployed.
Wing Commander of 14 Wing Greenwood Colonel Iain
Huddleston (left) and Wing Chief Warrant Officer Pierrot Jetté (right) recognise the Wing Imaging Video cell
for its outstanding work by awarding Corporal Matheau
Gaudreault the Wing Commander’s Commendation.
The video was publicly
promoted, and used as a key
component in visits by 14
Wing representatives to several local schools with large
military student enrolment.
Tens of thousands of viewers
have registered on various
social media sites since the
video was posted.
Huddleston met with Corporal Mathieu Gaudreault,
Leading Seaman Eduardo
Jorge and Corporal Steve
Wilson June 1 to make several
presentations in recognition
of their efforts.
Gaudreault was presented
a Wing Commander’s Commendation for leading the
June 1, Wing Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston (left) and Wing Chief Warrant
Officer Pierrot Jetté (right) recognized the Wing Imaging video cell for its outstanding work by presenting Wing Commander’s coins to (left to right) Corporal
Matheau Gaudreault, Leading Seaman Eduardo Jorge, and Corporal Steve Wilson.
Corporal D. Kirkwood, 14 Wing Imaging
project through planning,
Jorge and Wilson were pre- of skill, enthusiasm and proscheduling, production and sented Wing Commander’s fessionalism to the video
promotion.
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Fitness, health core to CAF operations
Annual awards highlight partnerships between people, programs
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
Health promotion and nutrition are as important as
getting to the gym and playing the game, 14 Wing Greenwood senior Personnel Support Program manager Mike
Taylor said May 27, opening
the annual Sports and Health
Promotion Awards breakfast
at the Annapolis Mess.
He referred back to the
2008 Canadian Forces health
and physical fitness strategy,
with its six pillars – including
the “essential to the CAF mission:” nutrition.
Guest speaker Angela Dufour, a Bedford-based sports
dietitian and author, added
another element to the importance of nutrition: its role
in supporting sound mental
health.
“I’m not preaching anything you don’t know,” she
said, “but this is the first time
I’ve been asked to speak to
such a motivated group.
“You’re talking about
pushing your bodies to the
limits: day-to-day, what are
those limits, and how much
fuel do we need to do it?”
She said people tend to eat
the same – breakfast, lunch,
this occasion, directly related Dufour’s professional
expertise and the importance
of health and fitness with
the demands of life within
the CAF.
“Sports programs and
healthy living are core to
what we do in the CAF: we
train. If people are the building blocks of operations,
fitness and health builds
people. Competitive sports
athletes and team leaders –
Bedford-based sports di- these are exactly the people
etitian and author Angela we need in the field.”
Dufour, guest speaker
14 Wing Health Promosnacks, a standard supper. tion award
“But does your training
Healthiest Lifestyle
change? Your nutrition Change Award: presented to
should, too. The biggest Petty Officer 2nd Class Steve
thing is devising a plan.”
Hatton, who spoke about
She warned of “quick his experience with post
fixes,” preferring instead a traumatic stress disorder
balance of nutrition, exercise following years of Canadian
and sleep.
Armed Forces’ service and
“What are the risks of multiple deployments.
inadequate fueling? Health
and performance-wise, there
14 Wing sports awards
are some pretty drastic imCoach of the year: Warpacts: fatigue, loss of lean rant Officer Alain Chalifoux
body mass, the risk of injury, (men’s 2014 CAF national
lower performance.”
slo-pitch champions)
Lieutenant-Colonel BrenOfficial of the year: Capdan Cook, commanding of- tain Steve Stuart (Atlantic
ficer of 405 Squadron and Regional and national volacting wing commander on leyball)
Lieutenant-Colonel Brendan Cook (left),
officially thanked Greenwood CANEX
manager Ken Keddy for CANEX’s ongoing support of the 14 Wing Greenwood
Fitness, Sports and Health Promotion
breakfast.
Lieutenant-Colonel Brendan Cook (left),
with Greenwood CANEX manager Ken
Keddy, presented Captain Mary MacDonald the award for 14 Wing Female
Athlete of the Year.
Lieutenant-Colonel Brendan Cook
(right), with Greenwood CANEX manager Ken Keddy, presented Captain John
Bernardi the award for 14 Wing Male
Athlete of the Year.
Major Sonya Scanlon-Simms (left) and
Lieutenant-Colonel Scott Murphy (right)
presented the 14 Wing Official of the
Year award to Captain Steve Stuart.
Team of the year (collective sports): men’s slopitch (the 2014 CAF national
champions)
Female athlete of the year:
Captain Mary MacDonald
(soccer, hockey)
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Try your ticket auction luck,
support Relay team
Relay for Life fundraising is
in the final days before the big
June 13 event in Middleton.
14 Wing teams participating in the Relay include Wing
Administration personnel,
who are holding a ticket
auction in the Wing Orderly
Room until June 12. Stop by
and get your tickets (10 for
$2) on a table full of amazing prizes. All ticket sales go
towards the team’s fundraising total. Winners will be
contacted the following week.
Veterans’ ombudsman
reschedules for June 8
Greenwood session
Lieutenant-Colonel Brendan Cook (left), with Chief Warrant Officer Fred Stanley
(right), presented Petty Officer Second Class Steve Hatton with the Healthiest
Lifestyle Change Award at the Sports and Health Promotion Awards breakfast
May 27. Hatton spoke at the event on his experience with post traumatic stress
disorder.
Life skills for stress
save soldier
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
Petty Officer Second Class
Steve Hatton is a brave man.
He’s deployed eight times in
his 25-year career with the
Canadian Armed Forces, including 565 days in Afghanistan on five tours between
2007 and 2013.
But his personal battle
with post traumatic stress
disorder has been even more
challenging, and he stood up
on two occasions in the past
few weeks among peers at
14 Wing Greenwood to share
his experience.
As a guest at a Mental
Health Week seminar, and
then the recipient of the
Healthiest Lifestyle Change
Award at the 14 Wing Fitness, Sport and Health Promotion Awards breakfast,
Hatton was pleased to have
his mother, father and wife in
the audience at the breakfast.
“If I waited” to get help, he
said, family, friends, career:
“none of that would be there
for me.”
They are among the “heroes” who supported him,
before and after a battle with
PTSD, along with the Canadian Armed Forces medical
team and health promotion
resources.
“I have received the most
excellent care and support –
but at what price?”
Hatton joined the Air Force
in 1990 and had a busy career in service. While his wife
and family members knew
something was wrong years
ago, it was upon his return
from Operation Attention
in 2013 his “world crashed
down.
“I wasn’t home 30 minutes, and I was angry with
my wife over nothing,” he
said. “This is the woman
I love, that I left for six
months. What was wrong
with me?”
Years’ worth of developing
the personality of an “emotional hard ass,” keeping his
“edge” even while grocery
shopping and denying anything was wrong with him
caught up with him.
“I was confrontational,
disconnected from my family, friends and colleagues;
there was no joy in any
milestones – I was just going
through the motions.”
The accumulation of deployment stress resulted in
his PTSD diagnosis that fall
– “ a sense of relief, but I was
shattered. I didn’t know what
to do. What would happen to
me? What about my career?
What about other people?”
He started medical treatment with dedication – and
his wife by his side. Two
years later, he recognizes
the value of the treatment he
received, but is an advocate
now for services to fill the
gap between his care, and
the support available to his
family.
“They were under duress
just as long as I was, and care
for them is just as important
as for me, a Canadian Armed
Forces member. The CAF has
come a long way, but there is
a long way to go.”
He pointed to CAF and
Health Promotion programs
available to members and
families on stress and anger
management and mental
health: “I continue to use the
tools I learned every day, and
I will for the rest of my life.
It takes a lot of time, effort
and dedication to complete
therapy - and it was worth it.”
Canada’s veterans’ ombudsman, Guy Parent, has
rescheduled his February
town hall in Greenwood.
All veterans, RCMP members, military members, their
families and other interested
parties are encouraged to
meet the veterans’ ombudsman Monday, June 8 at 6:30
p.m. at the RCAF Association
(Roundel Room), 904 Central Avenue, Greenwood.
The meeting is an opportunity for the veterans’
ombudsman to meet with
veterans and their families
and hear about issues that
concern them. Parent will
also talk about what his
office is doing, and provide an update on issues
of concern to the veterans’
community. The ombudsman will deliver a short
presentation, followed by a
question and answer period
with the audience.
Representatives from the
office will also be available
at the town hall to meet individually with veterans who
wish to discuss the particulars of their case.
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Check Point Charlie swipe card effective June 15
The swipe card equipment
has been installed at Check
Point Charlie and will soon be
a requirement for personnel to
access the 14 Wing Greenwood
Airfield Operations Zone (AOZ).
The reader is a proximity reader
and will read the pass presented
from about six inches away.
Please be careful when approaching the reader so as not
to strike it with your vehicle mirror or other part of the vehicle.
Please note the Commissionaire employed at Check Point
Charlie cannot grant access
rights to AOZ pass holders. It
is incumbent on AOZ pass hold-
ers to ensure their AOZ pass is
activated and the proper access
rights are assigned to it. This
can only be done at the Pass
Control Office between 7:30
a.m. and 11:30 a.m., Monday to
Friday. The Commissionaires at
Check Point Charlie have been
instructed to advise AOZ pass
holders that do not have access
to Check Point Charlie programmed on their AOZ passes
to attend the Pass Control Office
ASAP to have that rectified. As
of June 15, you will be denied
access to the AOZ if your pass
is not activated or programmed
with access rights to Check
Point Charlie.
The following procedures
shall be followed when accessing the AOZ through Check
Point Charlie:
Passenger vehicles (not
including large passenger vans)
– The driver and all passengers
will swipe their AOZ pass. Passengers may hand their pass
to the driver who can swipe
the pass. You will need to allow
time for the Commissionaire to
verify the identity of the person.
The Commissionaire(s) will
verify the pass is valid and the
pass holder does have access
rights to be in the AOZ. Once
it has been determined the
driver and/ or passenger(s) in
the vehicle have access to the
AOZ, the Commissionaire will
advise the driver to proceed.
Do not proceed until instructed
by the Commissionaire you are
authorized to do so.
Large vehicles (fuel delivery
trucks, etc) – The driver shall
stop and hand over his pass
to the Commissionaire, who
will swipe the pass and verify
access to the AOZ is permitted.
Once verified, the Commissionaire will return the pass
and signal the driver to proceed.
Large passenger vehicle(s)/
buses/ carry-alls – The driver
shall stop and swipe his pass.
All passengers will exit the
vehicle and swipe their individual AOZ passes. The Commissionaire will then confirm
all have access and allow them
to proceed.
Personnel on foot or bicycles using the bike path will
have to swipe their AOZ pass
at the Check Point Charlie
entrance. Await further directions from the Commissionaire
before proceeding.
Vehicles being escorted –
The escorting vehicle driver
shall swipe his/ her AOZ pass
and then inform the Commissionaire the vehicle(s) behind
him are being escorted. Once
the Commissionaire has verified the escorting vehicle driver
has access to the AOZ and
escort privileges, he will inform
the driver to proceed, followed
by the escorted vehicle(s).
If you do not have Check
Point Charlie Access assigned to your AOZ pass,
you will be denied entry into
the AOZ. Invalid or expired
passes will be seized by the
Commissionaire(s) at Check
Point Charlie and returned to
the Pass Control Office.
Carte à bande magnétique au poste de contrôle
de la circulation en vigueur le 15 juin
Le lecteur de carte magnétique a été installé au point de
contrôle Check Point Charlie.
Les employés devront bientôt
y passer leur carte d’accès
pour pénétrer dans la zone
d’opérations aériennes (ZOA).
Il s’agit d’un lecteur de proximité qui lira les cartes à une
distance d’environ 15 cm.
Faites attention, en approchant
du lecteur, à ne pas le heurter
avec votre rétroviseur ou toute
autre partie de votre véhicule.
Sachez que le commissionnaire présent à Check Point
Charlie ne peut pas laisser
entrer les titulaires de carte
d’accès à la ZOA. Il appartient
aux titulaires de veiller à ce que
leur carte d’accès soit bien ac-
tivée et programmée en fonction de leurs droits d’accès.
L’activation et la configuration
des cartes ne peuvent se faire
qu’au Bureau de contrôle des
laissez-passer, entre 7 h 30 et
11 h 30, du lundi au vendredi.
Les commissionnaires de
Check Point Charlie ont reçu
instruction de recommander
aux titulaires de cartes d’accès
à la ZOA non programmées
pour l’accès à Check Point
Charlie de s’adresser dès que
possible au Bureau de contrôle
des laissez-passer pour faire
régulariser leur situation. Au
15 juin 2015, les personnes
dont la carte d’accès ne sera
pas activée ou programmée
pour Check Point Charlie se
verront refuser l’accès à la
ZOA.
Voici la procédure à suivre
pour pénétrer dans la ZOA par
Check Point Charlie :
Véhicules à passagers
(à l’exception des grandes
fourgonnettes) – Le conducteur et tous les passagers
devront passer leur carte au
lecteur. Les passagers peuvent remettre leur carte au
conducteur pour qu’il le fasse
à leur place. Vous devrez
laisser au commissionnaire
le temps de vérifier l’identité
de chaque personne. Le commissionnaire vérifie que la
carte d’accès est valide et
que le titulaire a bien le droit
d’accès à la ZOA. Une fois ces
vérifications faites pour tous
les occupants du véhicule, le
commissionnaire fait signe au
conducteur d’avancer. Vous ne
devez pas avancer tant que le
commissionnaire ne vous y a
pas autorisé.
Véhicules lourds (camions
de livraison de carburants,
etc.) – Le conducteur doit s’arrêter et présenter sa carte d’accès au commissionnaire qui la
passe au lecteur et vérifie que
l’accès à la ZOA est autorisé.
Une fois la vérification faite, le
commissionnaire rend sa carte
au conducteur et lui fait signe
d’avancer.
Grands véhicules à passagers, autocars, véhicules
polyvalents – Le conducteur
doit s’arrêter et passer sa carte
au lecteur. Tous les passagers
doivent sortir du véhicule et
passer eux-mêmes au lecteur
leur carte d’accès à la ZOA.
Le commissionnaire vérifie
ensuite que tous ont accès à la
zone avant de les laisser entrer.
Les piétons ou les cyclistes
qui utilisent la piste cyclable doivent passer leur carte
d’accès à la ZOA au lecteur à
l’entrée de Check Point Charlie
puis attendre les instructions
du commissionnaire avant
d’aller plus loin.
Véhicules accompagnés
– Le conducteur du véhicule
accompagnateur doit passer
sa carte au lecteur puis informer le commissionnaire qu’il
accompagne les véhicules
qui le suivent. Lorsque le
commissionnaire a vérifié que
le conducteur du véhicule accompagnateur a accès à la ZOA
et qu’il détient des privilèges
d’accompagnement, il lui fait
signe d’avancer, suivi par les
véhicules qu’il accompagne.
Veuillez noter que si votre
carte d’accès à la ZOA n’est
pas programmée pour Check
Point Charlie, on vous refusera l’entrée dans la ZOA.
Les cartes d’accès qui ne
sont pas valides ou qui sont
expirées seront saisies par le
commissionnaire de Check
Point Charlie et remises au
Bureau de contrôle des laissez-passer.
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The 2015 show is about the
reconciliation between the allies
and Germany following the Second
World War, as well as recognizing
anniversaries for Menin Gate
and Flanders Fields.
The Aurora Newspaper
is pleased to give away
4 tickets
to the
Royal Nova Scotia
International Tattoo’s
preview show June 29 at 7:30 p.m..
Fill out this ballot and drop it off at
The Aurora Newspaper office,
83A School Road, Greenwood,
by noon June 24 noon.
The winner will be contacted in advance
and announced in the June 29 issue.
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June 8, 2015
In the Army now
5 Canadian Division
Commando winners live the life
in charitable challenge
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
“Listen up! I mean you!
“You’re in the army – not
for a long time, but a good
time!”
Major Brent Kerr, 5 Canadian Division Support Base
Detachment commander,
welcomed 16 wanna-be commandos May 31 to Camp
Aldershot, winners of a charity auction in support of
the Valley Regional Hospital
Foundation.
After kitting up and assembling on the lawn of Borden
Hall, Kerr told Command
Challenge participants they’d
“get out of the Army you put
in so, if you’re standing in the
rain – oh, I’m getting wet,”
too bad!
“The Army is all about fun!”
With the full Army experience including rain, wet feet,
didn’t necessarily include
losing a rifle bolt in the grass
a dozen steps from the mess
hall door….
Captain Byron Watson,
camp second in command,
said Regular and Reserve
force members at the camp
stepped up to help run the
day’s events.
“We have four section
commanders, and they’ll
work with their guys, bond
with them and see enough
so they can evaluate them.
Participants will know what’s
5 Canadian Division
spotted glasses, soggy box
lunches and even more rain;
participants headed off for a
day on the range, patrolling
the woods, lunch in the field,
a light armoured vehicle tour
of camp and all “the proper
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expected of them.”
Watson said the day’s rain
and cool conditions added to
the experience, in ways participants will likely be proud
of later.
“Everyone loves to train in
the sun. In the rain? Then you
find out what you can do. The
Army puts guys out for three
weeks in the snow, and they
really don’t like it. But, at the
end, they’re alive, they have
D.Whaley
all their fingers and toes, and
they have the ‘war stories’ of
the experience.”
The day’s schedule flexed
with the weather, with a box
lunch and military IMPs – including pizza pasta and chocolate cake dessert – grabbed
under the dripping trees.
Debbie Hennigar, a team
member of “Three Hens and
a Chick,” relished the day.
“I’ve lived here all my life,
D.Whaley
in Wolfville, and I’ve been in
the camp – but never all over
the back. It’s very cool,” she
said. “And, my Dad trained
here.”
Participating teams including the 2014 individual commando, dentist Peter Stotsky,
with Kings North MLA John
Lohr in tow as part of “Team
Rambo;” “Team Hell’s Gate,”
from Gates Insurance; and
Joey Ueffing’s “Team MHA.”
Team members collectively
bid $7,500 at the spring Major Brent Kerr, 5 Canadian Division Support Base
Detachment commander, addresses his troops for the
VRHF fundraising dinner and day.
D.Whaley
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FREE competition categories include:
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Joey, the Greenwood Animal Hospital’s in-house rescue
cat of 10 years, checks out an X-ray (he recommends
a “CAT” scan).
Paulette Spearin, a Greenwood Animal Hospital registered veterinary technician.
Dr. Sara Bates, a Greenwood Animal Hospital
veterinarian.
Greenwood Animal Hospital registered
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Congratulations for 25 years
of community animal care
Thank you
Dr. Teresa Speelman and her
husband, Dr. Dave MacHattie’s, still remember their first
patient: a poodle owned by
Angeline and Kent Sill.
The Greenwood Animal
Hospital marks its 25 th anniversary this month, and Dr.
Speelman says that kind of
relationship with hospital visitors, pets and their owners,
continues to be what staff are
all about.
“We’re hands-on, personnel care,” she says. “We see
families come in with brand
new kittens and puppies for
their first visit, and they’re so
pleased with their new pets –
and we are a part of their fam-
ily. We help families at the end
of their pets’ lives, supporting
them through emotional medical decisions.”
Hospital staff are pleased
to continue a long association
with the community, providing
training with the colleges, taking students from Dalhousie
Truro campus and Atlantic
Veterinary College, local high
schools’ co-op education and
take your child to work days;
and medical and professional
services support for the Companion Animal Protection Society (the rescue organization
in-hospital cat companions
Joey and Orange Pekoe came
through). Hospital staff are first
We would like to congratulate
Greenwood Animal Hospital
on their 25th anniversary. The friendly,
professional staﬀ have been a pleasure
to work with, and we wish them
the best as they continue to serve
Greenwood and the surrounding area.
responders for wild life in need,
and work with Hope for Wildlife
and the SPCA.
Friendly staff step in when
asked to care for animals in
need, whether it is providing
care or helping people find
resources to help.
And that care goes both
ways: “Sometimes,” Dr. Speelman says, “we all need a puppy
hug day!”
In 1990, as the hospital
opened, Drs. Speelman and
MacHattie were the only two
medical staff. Tens of thousands of patients have now
visited over the years, satisfied
with the full service commitment to both small and large
animal care at the main Greenwood location, and also the
satellite clinic in Middleton. In
the family nature of the business Dr. Speelman and Dr.
MacHattie’s daughter Nicole, is
now one of the seven veterinarians; four registered veterinary
technicians, two receptionists.
The staff are professionally
trained, and continue to keep
skills sharp and learn new
techniques in regular educational upgrades. The hospital’s
equipment include digital Xray, digital dental X-ray, laser
therapy, ultrasound all equal
quality to the local hospital. Pet
food, treatments, toys and other
supplies are also featured.
Dr. Teresa Speelman, first patient was a poodle owned
by Angeline Sill, shown here 25 years later with
Angeline’s newest family pet, Benji.
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June 13, the party starts at 1 p.m.,
with a charity BBQ, face painting, pet
photos, balloons, and tours of the
clinic. Come in and guess what’s
inside the stuffed animal as it has
an X-Ray, check out what may
be making your pet ill under the
microscope and meet the caring,
professional staff behind your community veterinary care centre.
At 2 p.m., officials and guests will
cut the birthday cake (and there will
likely be treats for four-legged guests!).
A dog show begins at 2:30 p.m.: bring your
furry friend for a chance at winning the smallest – or
biggest dog award. Prizes for best tricks, best costume,
dog the judges would most like to take home or best junior
handler (ages five to 10) will be given out.
At 3:30 p.m., Jump2Q will put on a dog agility and obedience demonstration. Come see what these athletic canines
can do!
Display tables from the Companion Animal
Protection Society, a rehab centre for wild birds,
Maggie’s Grooming and dog jewellery, and St.
John Ambulance’s therapy dog program; a
Vetoquinol rep with lots of pet-themed
giveaways and a grand prize draw for
a Keurig coffee machine. Past, present
and future clients and clinic staff are
welcome to attend the day’s events.
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Ball hockey
Tuesdays, 6 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.,
drop in ball hockey at the Kingston Credit Union Centre. Ages 14
to adult. Cost $2/ person (goalies with gear are free). Helmets
required. Email recreation@
kingstonnovascotia.ca.
Water survey
Do you rely on a well for your water? The Ecology Action Centre
is running a pilot program in the
Annapolis Valley called Healthy
Water, It’s Well Worth it. The
project will include workshops
about drinking water, a scan of
private well ownership behaviours through an online survey,
and water testing kits including
financial incentives. Visit www.
ecologyaction.ca/healthywater
to fill out the survey (there’s a
chance to win prizes!) and learn
about upcoming workshops.
Photography class
Thursdays, Millville Community Hall will host photography
classes. Whatever your level,
join Mike Tufts from 7 p.m. to 9
p.m., $3 drop in fee. For informa-
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This Father’s Day
Give Dad a gift that keeps on giving
all summer long with a Golf Membership.
Our payment plan is available making a
golf membership more affordable than ever!
Individual passes are also available for purchase:
Green Fee round,
2 Green Fees & Power Cart round or
2 Green Fees with Power Cart & 2 Meal round.
Our Pro Shop has a great selection of quality
men’s wear on sale from June 13 – 21
with shirts starting at $15
so why shop for Dad anywhere else!
ACROSS
1. S.W. gully
7. Japanese polytheism
13. N.H. Academy and town
14. Most aired
16. Prosecuting officer
17. Badger State
19. Atomic #24
20. Moose genus
22. Possessed
23. Make a smooth
transition
25. Thug (slang)
26. Locations or places
28. Rivulet
29. The self
30. Not good
31. Obstruct
33. Decalitre
34. Space for sitting
36. Taxi
38. 7th tone
39. Ethiopian lake
41. Tears down
43. Gold
44. Angle (abbr.)
46. Semitic fertility god
47. Beak
49. Digital audiotape
51. Small child
52. 4th caliph of Islam
55. 4840 square yards
57. Devious trick (Yiddish)
59. Overgarments
60. Large creature
62. Ingest
63. Nuisances
64. -__, denotes past
65. Wine waiter
68. I, Portuguese
69. Compunction
71. Overshadow
73. Emphasize
74. An unsuccessful ending
DOWN
1. Something comparable
2. Rural delivery
3. “Laugh-In” co-host Dan
4. Sheep genus
5. Affirmative
6. Vanilla’s flower family
7. In a way, made
smoother
8. Belong to he
9. Greek rainbow goddess
10. S.F. football team
player
11. Atomic #52
12. Kiss
13. Proverb
15. Lattice support
18. Cereal grass
21. Rome, GA river
24. Disease of cattle
26. Seated
27. A baglike structure in a
plant or animal
30. Blatted
32. Murdered in his bathtub
35. Finish
37. Sheep sound
39. Scarlett songbird
40. Kills oneself
42. Broad, flat pieces of
stone
45. Auto fuel
46. Derek __, X Harvard
Pres.
48. Woman’s undergarment
50. Topics of discourse
51. Belonging to the
peerage
53. Most recent
54. Point of debate
56. Ostend artist James
Sydney
58. Phonograph inventor’s
initials
59. Eagle’s nest
61. Ripped a fabric
63. Lucre
66. Manuscripts (abbr.)
67. Frozen water
70. 41st state
72. Keystone state
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At CentreStage
Fantastic Mr. Fox, adapted by
David Wood, is based on the
much-loved book by Roald Dahl
which follows the vain attempts
of three farmers - Boggis, Bunce
and Bean; one fat, one short, one
lean - to get rid of the fox who
regularly steals food from their
farms. Outwitted at every turn,
Fantastic Mr. Fox devises a plan
that will ensure full stomachs
for not only his family, but all
his friends. Showtime: 2 p.m.
June 13, 14, 20, 21 in the Upper
Performance Centre. Tickets $7
Call 902-678-8040 for reservations. Suitable for all ages.
CentreStage Theatre: 61 River
Street, Kentville.
Luncheon
June 9, noon to 1 p.m. Come out
and enjoy a turkey dinner with
mashed potatoes, vegetables,
dessert, coffee, tea and juice at
the Kingston Lions Hall. Cost is
$9 ($9.50 delivered in Kingston/
Greenwood) - deliveries must be
ordered by 10:30 a.m.).
Meeting
June 10, 7 p.m., is the regular
monthly meeting of the Companion Animal Protection Society at
the Municipal Building in Lawrenc-
etown. All members and friends of
the society are invited to attend.
For info, contact 902-825-2277.
Concert
June 10, 7 p.m., the African
Children’s Choir performs at the
Kings Presbyterian Church, 5563
Prospect Rd., New Minas. Freewill
offering. www.kingschurch.ca.
ATV jamboree
June 12 to 14, the Mid Valley ATV
Club hosts its annual jamboree
and poker rally at the Fox Mountain Camping Park, Aylesford.
Camping available (for reservations: 902-847-3747 or www.
foxmountaincampingpark.com).
The poker run covers approximately 80 kilometres, with a $400
first prize, $300 second prize and
$200 third prize. Cash BBQ at the
third check point, sponsored by
Kings County Search & Rescue.
Also: meet & greet, fire pit socials, mud pit prize hunt, stage
entertainment, pressure washer
use, vendors on site, draw prizes
& 50/ 50, canteen breakfasts and
Sunday brunch run to Berwick
(approximately 30 kilometres).
Visit www.midvalleyatvclub.
ca or contact Barry Mitchell,
president, at 902-825-1382 or
barrymitchell@eastlink.ca.
At CentreStage
Leading Ladies: two British actors are so down on their luck,
they’re doing “Scenes from
Shakespeare” at a Moose Lodge
in Amish country, Pennsylvania
when they hear about an old lady
who wants to leave her fortune to
long-lost English relatives. They
decide to pass themselves off as
her beloved nephews, Max and
Steve. The trouble starts when
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they find out the relatives aren’t
nephews, but nieces Maxine and
Stephanie! Full of love, deceit,
cheating, stealing and, oh yes,
men in pantyhose, the show
plays June 12, 13, 19, 20, 26,
27, 28m, July 3, 4, 10, 11, 12m,
17, 18. Showtime 8 p.m., (2 p.m.
matinees June 28 and July 12).
Tickets $15/ $12; call 902-6788040. CentreStage Theatre is
located at 61 River Street, Kentville, www.centrestagetheatre.ca.
Autism event
June 13, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.,
the Annapolis Valley Chapter of
Autism Nova Scotia holds its 6th
Walk the Walk for Autism at the
Kingston Arena. Bounce castle,
carnival games, cotton candy,
snow cones, prizes and more!
For more info, call 902-242-
June 8, 2015
2019 or email annapolisvalley@
autismns.ca.
Sale
June 13, 8 a.m. to noon, indoor
craft and yard sale at the Margaretsville fire hall. Sponsored by
the fire department auxiliary, with
proceeds for the warming centre
renovations. Table rental $5:
contact Wenda, 902-825-4067,
or Suzanne, 902-825-3615.
Concert
June 14, 7 p.m., Rachel MacLean
performs at the Kingston United
Church. Tickets are $10, available at the Kingston Pharmasave
and at the door.
Hymn sing
June 14, 7:30 p.m., join us for
our monthly hymn sing with
special guests David Brent &
Charlene Reid of Cornerstone
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Ministries, at the Wilmot Baptist
Church Christian Fellowship
Centre, corner of Highway 1 and
Dodge Road. Refreshments to
follow, all welcome.
Concert
June 14, 7 p.m., the Ontario
Presbyterian Chorus performs at
the Kings Presbyterian Church,
5563 Prospect Road, New
Minas. Freewill offering. Phone
902-681-1333.
Concert
June 14, 2:30 p.m., The Country
Kids perform at the Ingisville
Baptist Church. Everyone welcome.
Meeting
June 15, 7 p.m., the Canadian Cancer Society’s Kingston/
Greenwood Living With Cancer
Support Group will meet in the
St. Mark’s Protestant Chapel
annex. Jennifer Briand will be
the guest speaker on caregiver considerations. Cancer
patients, family and friends
and those seeking information
on cancer are encouraged to
attend. There will be no meetings during July and August.
For information: Lloyd Graham
(902-765-6133) or Lynda Pierce
(902-765-3055).
Outdoor workshop
June 16, register for Re-Connecting with Nature, a workshop of hands-on adventure to
improve your ability to lead and
share an appreciation and understanding of nature with children
and youth. To learn more and to
register for the Wolfville event,
visit www.hikenovascotia.ca.
NEW HONEY SESAME SAUCE
SWEET N’ SPICY N’ SAUCY
Waterville & District Volunteer
Fire Department, 1415 County
Home Road. Guest speaker: Greg
Byrne, Cyberscan Investigation
Unit, Nova Scotia Department
of Justice.
TWEED, William Ewing “Paddy”
In memory of Paddy, who passed away 9 June 2014.
Paddy, I thought of you today,
but that is nothing new.
I thought about you yesterday,
and days before that too.
I think of you in silence,
I often speak your name.
All I have are memories,
and a picture in a frame.
Your memory is a keepsake,
from which I’ll never part.
God has you in his arms, I have
you in my heart ...
Missing you every day,
your loving wife Denise
June 7 - June 13
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continue to progress on a positive allow others’ encouragement to fuel
note throughout the week.
you as you work toward your goals.
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
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family time at home.
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CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22
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your life. Your loved ones are there not to get too caught up in the
to offer their support and encourage minor details, as you might end up
you to do your best.
missing the big picture.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
Leo, others are sure to take notice Aquarius, be there for a friend who
of your work ethic and impressive needs you in the coming days. This
accomplishments this week. If you friend has been there to support you
keep quiet, recognition may pass in the past, so now it’s your turn to
you by.
provide support.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20
Virgo, stay true to your faith This week you are more comfortable
this week. Don’t feel you have to relaxing and engaging in fun
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Uniqueness is to be prized, and your in creative projects.
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Basketball how-tos
Thirty-four grade 3 to 5 students had the amazing opportunity to attend a three-hour basketball clinic May
31 at the Kingston District School gymnasium. Two
professional players, Rob and Jamal, led the children
through a wide variety of drills, activities and games.
Rob Nortmann has been accepted by the Harlem Globetrotters.
Submitted
Mud, trails, ATV fun at
June jamboree
Members and friends of the
Mid Valley ATV Club are ready
for the club’s annual jamboree
and poker rally June 12 to 14
at the Fox Mountain Camping
Park, Aylesford.
The weekend gets underway
with a Friday evening social
around the fire pit, and early
registration for the Saturday
poker run main event.
Saturday, registration for the
run will be 8:30 a.m. to 9:30
a.m. Cost is $20; additional
hands are $10. The poker run
starts at 10 a.m. and will cover
80 kilometres. The top hand
will win $400; second is $300
and third is $200. A BBQ will be
hosted by Kings County Search
& Rescue.
Back on the grounds, register for the mud pit prize
hunt at 4 p.m.: cost is $2.
Youth Happenings
Lindsay McCormack,
Recreation youth worker,
14 Wing Greenwood
Community Centre
The 14 Wing Greenwood
Community Centre looks awesome, after a month of renovations. There is still some
work to be done, but youth
centre programs are back up
and running. Youth centre activity ages are pre-teen six to
12, and teens 13 to 18. Please
be sure to pre-register for any
activities you’re interested in.
Call 902-765-8165.
Monday, June 8
Boys Club
Playground
6 p.m. to 7:30 pm
Sneakers and maybe a water
bottle are all that’s required
for tonight! We will be playing
games at the playground.
Tuesday, June 9
Teen activity
Pool
4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Teens, come to the community centre with your friends
for a few rounds of pool.
Wednesday, June 10
Active Chicks
Free time
6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
That’s right, girls! It’s your
pick tonight, so come down
to the centre and let’s get
moving.
Thursday, June 11
Teen activity
Walk to Avery’s
6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. $3
The weather is getting warmer, teens, so how about we
cool down with some ice
cream at Avery’s?
Friday, June 12
BC & AC
Cookie-cupcakes
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. $3
Boys Club and Active Chicks
members: we will be making
cupcakes tonight with a delicious cookie surprise on the
bottom. They taste awesome!
Junior golfers are welcome
to join the 14 Wing Greenwood Golf Club’s summer
program, underway June 28.
This eight-session program is offered to youth
between the ages of six and
18, included with Junior and
Intermediate membership
fees, free to children of current club members holding
full adult memberships, or
at a cost of $50. Instruction,
bottled water, a hot dog and
treats are included with each
session.
June 28, program leaders
host an information session
for parents and youth, covering the schedule, topics of
instruction, and the expectations and responsibilities
of both instructors and students. On-course play gets
underway June 30, with an
introduction to golf rules,
etiquette and stretches. An
evaluation will determine if
the group should be divided
for further instruction.
Program timings continue
through July, Monday and
Wednesday afternoons. Topics of the day will be determined by progression.
For information on the program and to register, contact
the 14 Wing Greenwood Golf
Club at 902-765-5800.
Youth golf program ready
for summer season
Participants will wade through
the pit searching for two hidden bottles, and the lucky ones
will receive a glass turkey as a
prize. Entertainment takes the
stage from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday, join a free Sunday
brunch run to Berwick. Event
will be leader lead at 10 a.m.
Weekend features include
canteen breakfasts and suppers, pressure washer rental,
dealers with sale tables, draw
prizes and 50/ 50 tickets.
Camping is available (serviced, non-serviced or rental
trailers). For reservations,
contact Fox Mountain Camping
Park (902-847-3747, www.
foxmountaincampingpark.
com).
For information, visit www.
midvalleyatvclub.ca or contact
Barry Mitchell, 902-825-1382.
14 Wing Community Centre 902-765-1494 local
Week 1: Celebration of The Nations (June 29th - July 3rd ) Pack your bags and bring your passports,
this week campers are travelling across the world to experience different sports from different nations. We
will be exploring England, USA and our very own Canada. Rec Card $60 Non-Rec Card $70
Week 2: Survival of The Fittest (July 6th – 10th)This week we will be testing our strength and endurance
through many different obstacle courses and challenges. Campers will test out their skills just like on T.V
reality shows including Amazing Race, Survivor, America Ninja Warrior and Wipeout. This week also
includes a trip to Pirate’s Cove. Rec Card $80 Non-Rec Card $90
Week 3: Bizzare Sports (July 13th- 17th) From Quidditch to Pickeball and all in between if its wacky, silly
or bizarre we are doing it this week! Rec Card $70 Non-Rec Card $80
Week 4: Fun and Fitness (July 20th – 24th) Put on your dancing shoes and bring your pom-poms. This
week campers will do everything from dancing to cheerleading, yoga, gymnastics and Zumba just to name
a few! This week also includes a trip to the Adventure Climbing Gym to go rock climbing. Rec Card $80
Non-Rec Card $90
Week 5: What’s All That Racket? (July 27th – 31st )Racket is the name of the game this week. Campers
will get to participate in racket sports like lacrosse, squash and tennis and even golf. Rec Card $70 NonRec Card $80
Week 6: Take Me Out to the Ball Game (August 3rd – 7th)Baseball, basketball and everything in between. If it has a ball we are doing it this week. But be careful because one, two, three strikes and you’re
out at the old ball game. This week includes a trip to New Minas for a field day with other Kings County
camps. Rec Card $80 Non-Rec Card $90
Week 7: Games come to Life (August 10th – 14th) Have you ever played a board/video game and wondered what it would be like if you were in it, well now you can. This week we are bringing video and board
games to life. We will be playing life size versions of games such as all knotted up, pacman and mario
cart. Rec Card $70 Non-Rec $80
Week 8: Outdoor Games (August 17th – 21st) The focus is the great outdoors. We are going to be soaking up the sun while participating in activities such as beach volleyball, ultimate frisbee and water games.
This week includes a trip to Lake Pleasant. Rec Card $80 Non-Rec Card $90
Week 9: On the Road to Rio (August 24th – 26th)This week we are going to bring out our inner Olympian
and go for the gold. We will start with the ancient olympic games, make our way onto the winter games
and then finish with the summer games. May the best country win! Rec Card $60 Non-Rec $70
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June 8, 2015
On the – clean – trail
to Crystal Falls
May 24, two Grade 12
students from West Kings
High School organized a successful garbage clean-up of
a popular hiking trail on the
outskirts of Greenwood.
Samantha Dempsey and
Emily Albert motivated their
small band of volunteers to
endure an onslaught of black
flies to reach Crystal Falls. In
total, the crew collected over
20 bags of garbage dumped
along the two-kilometre trail,
with a number of larger items
including mattresses, vehicle
parts and broken furniture.
With three separate dumping
sites tackled, these conscientious citizens also collected
over three buckets of broken
glass along the path used
by outdoor enthusiasts and
their pets. This clean-up was
motivated in large part by the
Physically Active Leadership
curriculum at West Kings
Samantha Dempsey and Emily
High School, administered
Albert, West Kings students, led
by teacher Dawne MacLeod.
a volunteer clean-up team along
The clean-up group would
the trail to Crystal Falls.
like to extend its thanks to the
Submitted
many hikers who stopped to
convey their gratitude, and by placing garbage in the along the trail. A special thank Valley Waste Management, in arranging prompt pick up
to those who contributed pre-positioned garbage cans you goes out to Brenda from for her outstanding support of the garbage
14 Wing Community Centre 902-765-1494 local 5341
SUMMER FRENCH CAMP
14 Wing Community Centre 902-765-1494 local 5341
Week 1: Under The Big Top (June 29-July 3) The summer starts off with a circus adventure! Campers
will be baking and creating some circus snacks. Silly crafts, circus games, as well as a guest presenter to
teach us how to make our very own puppets! Rec Card $60 Non-Rec Card $70
Semaine 1: Semaine canadienne. (29 juin – 3 juillet) La semaine sera une semaine remplie d’activité
qui sera à propos de notre pays et nous allons aussi célébrer l’anniversaire de notre pays. Rec Card : $60
Non-Rec Card : $70
Week 2: Down on the Farm (July6-10) Take a trip to the jungle, learn about different types of animal
ecosystems and which animals live where. We will be putting our knowledge to the test when we take a
day trip to Hatfield Farms Rec Card $80 Non-Rec Card $90
Semaine 2: Animaux en folie. (6 – 10 juillet) : La semaine est une semaine incluant un voyage à Hatfield
Farms. En plus du voyage, les enfants vont s’amuser avec les activités et les bricolages qui ont été
préparés pour eux avant de bien entrer dans le thème des animaux en folies. Rec Card $80 Non-Rec
Card $90
Week 3: Week at Sea (July 13-17) Campers will be shipping off to spend a week at sea, learning about
sea creatures and putting their creativity to the challenge. We will be making our own miniature pirate
ships and watching them sail. You’re in for a splash! Rec Card $70 Non-Rec Card $80
Week 4: Discovery Kids (July 20-24) This week our campers will get to do all kinds of fun science related experiments. Look forward to lava lamps, pop bottle rockets - it will be a blast. This week we will
also be taking a trip to the Discovery Centre! Rec Card $80 Non-Rec Card $90
Week 5: Cooking up a Storm! (July 27-31) This week campers will be learning how to cook/bake healthy
snacks and tasty treats! We will be taking a trip to Pizza Delight to make our own personal pizzas! Rec
Card $70 Non-Rec Card $80
Week 6: Where the Wild Things Grow (August 4-7) This week campers will be exploring nature and
planting our own seedlings. We will also be learning some camping skills and other fun crafts. We will be
travelling to New Minas to participate in a field day with other Kings County camps! Rec Card $70 NonRec Card $80
Semaine 3: La semaine d’imagination (13 – 17 juillet) Une semaine remplie d’activités liées à
l’imagination de votre enfant. Ils vont pouvoir utiliser leur imagination tout au long de la semaine ! Rec
Card $70 Non-Rec Card $80
Semaine 4: La semaine de la Terre. (20 – 24 juillet) : Les enfants vont vivres l’expérience de s’occuper
de notre planète et de faire des activités qui ne nécessite pas d’électricité en plus d’être amusantes. La
semaine est une semaine incluant un voyage à Discovery Centre. Rec Card $80 Non-Rec $90
Semaine 5 : La semaine de célébration. (27 – 31 juillet) : C’est une semaine qui est dédiée aux
festivités telles que Noël, Halloween et des journées de ce genre. Les enfants pourront célébrer ces
journées pour une deuxième fois cette année. Rec Card $70 Non-Rec $80
Semaine 6: La semaine de Pirate (4 – 7 août) C’est une semaine qui sera dédié à faire de votre enfant
un pirate en faisant des bricolages et des activités que seul un vrai pirate peut accomplir. La semaine est
une semaine incluant un voyage à New minas. Rec Card $70 Non-Rec Card $80
Week 7: Holiday Extravaganza (August 10-14) This week campers will be celebrating and having a party
everyday. From St. Patrick’s Day to Halloween, we will be celebrating all week. Then we will end the week
with a Birthday party! Rec Card $70 Non-Rec Card $80
Semaine 7 : Semaine Disney (10 – 14 août) la semaine Disney sera dédiée à faire des activités qui
suivront le thème d’un film Disney. Le thème sera différent chaque jour ce qui amusera constamment les
enfants avec de différentes activités. Rec Card $70 non-Rec Card $80
Week 8: Camp Favourites (August 17-21) Most loved crafts and activities from the whole summer all jam
packed into one week! We will be taking a camp trip to Lake Pleasant, doing some tie-dye and much
more! Rec Card $80 Non-Rec Card $90
Semaine 8 : Le choix du campeur (17 – 21 août): C’est une semaine dédiée vraiment entièrement aux
enfants. Ils pourront choisir les activités qu’ils ont vraiment et les faire à nouveau. La semaine est une
semaine incluant un voyage à Lake Pleasant. Rec Card $80 Non-Rec Card $90
Semaine 9 : Semaine Hollywood. (24 – 26 août): Les enfants vivront l’expérience de vivre parmi les
célébrités, mais à partir de ce coin du pays. Les enfants auront aussi la chance d’aller sur le voyage pour
aller voir le et observer comment fabriquer des marionnettes. Rec Card $60 Non-Rec Card $70
Week 9: Around the world in 80 days. (August 24-26) This week campers will be making crafts that are
popular from other counties around the world. We will end our week with an Australian Barbeque Mate!
Rec Card $60 Non-Rec Card $70

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