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Time for
Zedex solution
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
Vintage Wings pilot Chris Cormier gets 14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston settled for a
S.Keddy
Finch flight over the base.
Flying Finch a popular
Greenwood visitor
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
As 14 Wing Greenwood
Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston settled into the rear
seat of the Fleet Finch, pilot
Chris Cormier pointed out the
controls: “Here’s the brake.”
“We won’t need that much
with an 8,000 foot runway,”
Huddleston said.
“You don’t need much of
anything!” Cormier replied.
The bright yellow plane is a
74-year-old flying “museum
piece,” one of just a few still
able to take to the skies. It’s
part of the Canadian Vintage
Wings collection of Second
World War and Cold War
training aircraft. Four of the
Vintage Wings planes were in
Greenwood August 6 through
15, part of a national program
to take 500 Royal Canadian Air
Cadets on flights. Fifty youth in
Greenwood Summer Training
Will the show go on?
14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston would like to think
movies at the Zedex Theatre
will continue to screen for his
military families and the wider
community, but a solution to
projection technology “is not
easy.”
The Zedex Theatre is privately owned, a concession
with a rental agreement for
space in 14 Wing’s Birchall
building. The base uses the
theatre for large-audience
audio visual presentations as
part of its operations; the Zedex operates in the evenings,
offers weekend matinees and
is often available for school,
group and base-wide events,
including Wing Welcome and
winter carnival family movies.
Changing technology, however, means the military’s
standard digital projector and
the 35 millimetre projector
the Zedex uses are becoming
dated: fewer mainstream movies are being released in 35
millimetre, and an expensive
upgrade is required to convert to the commercial digital
standard.
The base headquarters staff
and Zedex owners have been
in discussion, but options have
been limited.
“What the Zedex needs is a
very expensive piece of equipment that doesn’t have an
entirely rational military use,”
Huddleston says. “We can justify operational requirements,
but how do we justify nonoperational requirements?
And, if we can, where do we
find the money?”
The base operates from several different funding sources,
and much of it is earmarked
for specific spending. Funding
is limited, tied and difficult to
“combine” for complicated
projects – such as upgrading projection equipment for
the use of a private business
renting facilities from the base.
“But,” says Huddleston,
“Wing Telecommunications
and Information Services has
indicated the current projectors are becoming unsupportable, and they’re reaching
their life’s end. Last week,
one of the two bulbs in one
of the machines blew and
actually damaged it. So, it’s
really time.”
Huddleston is able to authorize the military projector’s
replacement. What the Zedex
requires is significantly more
expensive. Regardless, he
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the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS
August 26, 2013
Il est temps de trouver une solution pour le cinéma Zedex
Sara Keddy,
Rédactrice en chef
Le spectacle continuera-t-il?
Le colonel Iain Huddleston,
commandant de la 14e Escadre
Greenwood, espère que le cinéma Zedex continuera de diffuser les films pour les familles
des militaires et l’ensemble de
la collectivité, mais la solution
au problème concernant la technologie de projection « n’est
pas facile ».
Le cinéma Zedex appartient à opérateurs privés, une
concession dans le cadre d’un
contrat de location d’espace
dans l’édifice Birchall de la 14e
Escadre. La base utilise la salle
de cinéma pour organiser des
présentations audiovisuelles
grand public dans le cadre de
ses activités; le cinéma Zedex
fonctionne les soirs, offre des
matinées de fin de semaine et
est également disponible pour
la tenue d’activités scolaires,
de groupe et de la base, notamment la projection de films
à l’occasion de la Fin de semaine
d’accueil de l’Escadre et du Carnaval d’hiver à l’Escadre.
Le changement de la technologie signifie cependant que le
projecteur numérique standard
des FAC et le projecteur de
35 mm utilisés par le Zedex
deviennent désuets : très peu de
films grand public sont diffusés
en 35 mm, et il faut recourir à
une modernisation coûteuse
pour effectuer la conversion à la
norme numérique commerciale.
Le personnel du quartier
général de la base et les propriétaires de Zedex ont eu des
discussions, mais les options
sont limitées.
« Le Zedex a besoin d’acquérir un équipement fort coûteux,
qui ne répond pas totalement
This Fleet Finch was the first aircraft to check out Greenwood’s runway, landing in the summer of 1941 as the
base was under construction for RCAF training.
Greenwood Military Aviation Museum
Flying Finch ...
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Camp programs were involved,
including the 500th Cadet.
“This is a sweet-flying
airplane,” Huddleston said,
comparing his own previous
experience in an open cockpit,
home built plane. “My Dad
trained in the Chipmunk and
the Harvard – these are excit-
ing airplanes, and the amazing
thing is these planes would go
10 or 12 hours in all weather.”
14 Wing Greenwood Heritage Officer Major Bob Johnson says the Finch is actually
a significant visitor at 14 Wing,
as it was the first aircraft to
land on Greenwood’s runway
in the summer of 1941.
“The Finch was based out of
Stanley for elementary flying
training and, when Greenwood
was constructed, they sent a
plane over to check it out and it
happened to be a Finch. None
ever flew here at Greenwood
– it would have been more
advanced flying here.”
The Cadet flying initiative
was a project of the Air Force
Association and the Air Cadet
League of Canada. Those
selected for the flights were
taking part in aviation courses,
and seem interested in the
technical side of aviation and
its history.
“They may also be interested in becoming future pilots, and being able to fly in a
vintage aircraft deepens their
commitment,” says Johnson.
aux besoins d’utilisation des
FAC. Nous pouvons justifier
les besoins opérationnels, mais
comment justifier les besoins
non opérationnels? Et même
dans ce cas, où trouver l’argent? », explique Huddleston.
La base fonctionne grâce à
plusieurs différentes sources de
financement, dont la plupart est
affecté à des dépenses spécifiques. Le financement est limité,
lié et difficile à « combiner »
pour les projets complexes,
notamment la modernisation
d’équipement de projection devant être utilisé dans des locaux
privées loués par la base.
« Mais », rappelle Huddleston, « Les services d’information et de télécommunications
de la l’escadre ont indiqué que
les projecteurs actuels devenaient quasiment irréparables et
approchaient la fin de leur durée
de vie. La semaine dernière,
l’une des ampoules de l’un des
projecteurs a grillé et l’a vraiment endommagé. Il est donc
temps de trouver une solution ».
Huddleston n’est pas en
mesure d’autoriser le remplacement du projecteur des
FAC. Ce que le Zedex exige
est nettement plus cher. De
toute façon, il n’a pas d’argent
ni pour un projecteur des FAC
ni pour un projecteur de qualité
commerciale.
« Nous devons trouver une
solution, et nous sommes conscients de l’importance du
Zedex dans la communauté
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CD, commandant de l’Escadre.
– surtout les familles des militaires. Les autres bases l’ont
fait en tant qu’initiative visant
à améliorer le moral et le bienêtre, mais l’ont fait dans les
années antérieures lorsque le
financement n’était pas tellement difficile ».
Huddleston est conscient des
exigences complexes concernant le financement, les questions juridiques et de transparence auxquelles la 14e Escadre
doit répondre pour obtenir
l’autorisation et le financement
nécessaires à l’acquisition de
la technologie requise ou à la
mise à niveau de l’équipement
projection.
« Je suis ravi de voir que la
communauté s’unit pour soutenir le Zedex, mais cela n’aide
pas notre analyse de rentabilisation. Nous avons un bout de
chemin à parcourir, mais nous
sommes disposés à le faire – le
Zedex est une installation importante, et nous voulons qu’il
continue de fonctionner. Cela ne
veux pas dire pour autant que
nous allons réussir ».
Huddleston estime que
l’élaboration de l’analyse de
rentabilisation, qu’il devra poursuivre, ne sera pas terminée
avant décembre, et espère être
en mesure de remplacer le projecteur à l’automne 2014.
« La question est de savoir
si cela comprend l’acquisition
d’un projecteur numérique de
qualité commerciale, mais nous
examinons nos options ».
Useful links | Liens utiles
Canadian Air Force website
Site Web de l’Aviation royale canadienne
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Community Gateway Site
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14 Wing Greenwood Site
Site de la 14e Escadre Greenwood
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Personnel Family Support Services
Services de soutien au personnel et aux
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National Defence and the Canadian Forces
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www.forces.gc.ca
Combat Camera | Caméra de combat
www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca
Recruiting | Recrutement
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Military Family Resource Centre
Centre des ressources pour les familles
des militaires
www.familyforce.ca
VPI | VPI
www.vpinternational.ca
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August 26, 2013
Mod work improves base living space
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
It’s a room-by-room renovation many people could relate
to – especially the distant and
unclear “done” date.
14 Wing Greenwood is
steadily renovating a series of
its modular-style accommodations to meet Canadian Armed
Forces housing standards,
upgraded five years ago to improve quality of life for tenants.
People use the mods for everything from weekend sports
event housing to multi-week
courses or even long-term,
year-round residential stays.
“All it takes is time and money,” says Lieutenant Damon
Murray, accommodation officer, as outgoing Wing Commander Colonel Jim Irvine
showed off the project to his
replacement, Colonel Iain Huddleston, during one of Huddleston’s July familiarization
briefings.
Visiting flight crews from 407
Squadron have assigned accommodations in some of the
renovated housing. Summer
Cadet camp staff also use the
space regularly. The renovation
plan was designed to specifically meet Greenwood’s needs
for beds and revolving guests.
“There are peaks and valleys throughout the year,” said
Irvine. “During June and July,
we’re full.”
Each of the older modular
compartments contains three
or four two-bedroom units
with a shared washroom. The
renovation turns one of the
bedrooms into a sitting room,
with room for a small fridge and
table. The plan was to complete
Greenwood’s 26 mod renovation in three years: right now,
there are just seven units left
to be done. The cost is about
$125,000 per mod.
“This is considered a ‘small’
project, not big budget,” says
Murray. “Now, we are just
waiting on budget numbers to
finish.”
Huddleston agreed the renovation results are impressive:
“I’ve certainly stayed in one
of these, and I do notice the
difference – the significant difference.”
Doing some mental math,
Huddleston estimated completing the four last mod conversions, if there are funds free
throughout the coming year
or two, renovation contracts,
funding and work could be a
four-month “flash to bang”
project.
Colonel Iain Huddleston, left, is briefed by Lieutenant Damon Murray, right, as outgoing 14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Jim Irvine led a series of familiarization
briefings for his replacement. The base’s modular housing is two-thirds through a
quality of life renovation.
S.Keddy
Les travaux modulaires améliorent la surface habitable de la base
Sara Keddy,
Rédactrice en chef
Bon nombre de personnes
pourraient se rappeler la rénovation pièce par pièce – surtout quand la date d’exécution
est lointaine et nébuleuse.
La 14e Escadre Greenwood
rénove constamment une série de ses logements de style
modulaire afin de respecter les
normes des Forces armées canadiennes en matière de logement, renforcées il y a cinq ans
pour améliorer la qualité de
vie des locataires. On utilise
les modulaires pour toutes
sortes d’activités : évènements
sportifs de fin de semaine,
cours de plusieurs semaines
voire même de longue durée,
séjours en résidence à l’année
longue.
« Il faut tout simplement du
temps et de l’argent », affirme
le lieutenant Damon Murray,
agent des locaux, pendant
que le commandant sortant
de l’Escadre, le colonel Jim Irvine, présentait le projet à
son remplaçant, le colonel Iain Huddleston, lors d’une
des séances de familiarisation
Zedex ...
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doesn’t have money for either
the military or movie grade
projector.
“We do need to find a solution, and we’re very cognizant
of the value of the Zedex to the
community – particularly our
military families. Other bases
have done this as a morale and
welfare initiative, but they’ve
done it in previous years when
funding was not so much of a
challenge.”
Huddleston is appreciative
of the complicated funding,
legal and transparency requirements 14 Wing will have
to demonstrate to access authority and funding for either
the required technology or
movie projector upgrades.
“It’s great the community
is coming together to support
the Zedex, but it doesn’t help
our business case. We have
a bit of a hill to climb, but we
want to climb it – the Zedex is
an important facility, and we
want to see it continue. That’s
not to say we’ll be successful.”
Huddleston estimates the
business case development
he will have to pursue could
take until December, and he
hopes to be able to replace the
projector in the spring of 2014.
“Whether that includes a
commercial grade digital movie projector is the issue, but
we are exploring our options.”
d’Huddleston, en juillet.
Des membres du personnel
navigant du 407e Escadron en
visite ont été accueillis dans
quelques-uns des logements
rénovés. Les membres du
personnel du camp des cadets
également utilisent l’espace
régulièrement. Le plan de
rénovation a été spécialement
conçu pour répondre aux
besoins de Greenwood en
matière de lits et de rotation
des invités.
« On enregistre des hauts
et des bas pendant l’année.
Durant les mois de juin et de
juillet, nous affichons complet », a dit Irvine.
Chacun des anciens compartiments modulaires contient trois ou quatre unités
à deux chambres, avec une
salle de bain commune. Les
travaux de rénovation ont
permis de transformer l’une
des chambres en salon, avec
de la place pour un petit réfrigérateur et une petite table.
L’objectif était de terminer 26
rénovations modulaires de
Greenwood dans trois ans. À
l’heure actuelle, il ne reste que
sept unités à terminer. Le coût
s’élève à environ 125 000 par
modulaire.
« Ce projet est considéré
comme un “ petit ” projet, pas
un gros budget. Maintenant,
nous attendons simplement
que les données budgétaires
soient disponibles », affirme
Murray.
Le colonel Huddleston a
convenu que les résultats de
la rénovation sont impressionnants : « Je suis resté dans l’un
de ces logements modulaires,
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August 26, 2013
Wing Replenishment
Squadron - in action!
Lieutenant Sabrina Lafleur
The Wing Replenishment
Squadron is composed of Supply and Food Services personnel
who provide much assistance to
daily wing activities, operations
Corporal Keri Oickle sorts
outgoing laundry.
and community events. Supply
includes clothing stores, shipping of materiel, repairing and
overhauling; as well as supporting our aircraft fleet by ordering
and issuing parts. These are all
important sections of supply
that continuously work to enable 14 Wing’s daily operations.
This year, Supply has provided logistical support for several
wing activities, such as Relay
for Life, Run the Runway and
Canada Day on the Wing. Supply provided logistical support,
49 modular tents, 140 tables,
585 chairs and 140 cases of
water. In order to ensure the
success of each activity, a lot of
planning and coordination takes
place for each request.
Food Services provides 350
meals on a daily basis for the
wing and its local community.
Staff are well known for the
exceptional preparation of TGIF
menus, as well as Mess dinners
for the various entities on the
wing, which are always a great
success. These events help
showcase our cooks’ extensive skills, notably the Royal
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Phyllis Brown
prepares a chicken
main course
for dinner.
Trevor Seyforth shows off what’s for dessert!
Canadian Air Force Mess dinner, an apple stuffed chicken
main course and a decadent
chocolate cake for dessert,
which received five stars from
squadrons across the wing!
The operational tempo never
takes a pause within the Wing
Replenishment Squadron, as
each summer, 14 Wing hosts
over 700 Cadets from across
the country. Food Services
provides the Cadets’ meals
in-house and at Cloud Lake,
working to ensure all prepared
meals do not lose quality due
to the influx of personnel on
the wing.
Always living up to the Wing
Logistics’ motto, Servitum Nulli
Secundus, Wing Replenishment
Squadron continuously provides a service second to none
to Canadian Armed Forces personnel, wing events, units and
the surrounding community.
Leading Seaman Erin Whittaker keeps kitchen paperwork on track.
Lunch is boxed and ready for 14 Wing’s flight crews,
S.Keddy
courtesy of Corporal Daniel Jesso.
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August 26, 2013
Quarter awards
14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston, left, and Wing Chief War- 14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston, left, and Wing Chief Warrant Officer Pierrot Jetté, right, present Sergeant Chris Dempsey from 14 Air Main- rant Officer Pierrot Jetté, right present James H. Leaman from Wing Administration
tenance Squadron with the 14 Wing Service Person of the Quarter award August 22. with the 14 Wing Civilian Employee of the Quarter award August 22.
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14 Wing Administration Officer Lieutenant-Colonel Ted Cosstick, left, with Branch Chief Warrant Officer Lise Ward, right,
promote Officer Cadet Sarah Doherty to the rank of lieutenant
August 22.
Sergeant P.Nicholson, 14 Wing photojournalist
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Captain Ron Lund received his promotion to current rank
from outgoing Wing Commander Colonel Jim Irvine, left, and
outgoing 14 Air Maintenance Squadron Commanding Officer
Lieutenant-Colonel Chris Ouellette, right, at the 14 AMS change
of command parade in July.
Master Corporal Ron Aucoin was presented with the Golden Tern
award by Maritime Proving and Evaluation Unit Commanding
Officer Major Kurt Lalonde and Master Warrant Officer Marc
Leclerc. This award is voted on by all unit members to highlight
the tern who “best represents the unit and its core values.”
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Orange
skies above
Mass jump training chance
for SAR Techs to practice up
Sara Keddy & Captain
Bertrand Thibodeau
They were there, and then they
were gone.
With lots of high fives, finger
pointing, hand shakes, “whoohoos” and even a little dancing
on the spot, 11 search and
rescue technicians (SAR Techs)
stepped out into 10,000 feet of
airspace above 14 Wing Greenwood August 21, leaving loadmaster Master Corporal Chris
Steward alone in the back of a
Hercules aircraft.
“On days like this, it’s hard to
believe we get a pay cheque,”
said SAR Tech Sergeant Paul
Jackman.
Two dozen SAR Techs, in
all, from 413 (Transport and
Rescue) Squadron and 439
Squadron, held their summer
“saturation training” August 19
to 23. The annual jump camp
is an invaluable opportunity to
hone parachuting skills, with
25 SAR Techs putting in two or
three jumps a day – more in a
week than they may get in five
months.
“If you just do one jump, it’s
a jump,” said Jackman. “If you
do them back-to-back, you can
correct your mistakes.”
And lots can go wrong: Jackman himself was taking a day
out after a bit of a bumpier
landing than he’d have liked the
day before.
Coaches from the Canadian
Sports Parachuting Association attended from the Atlantic
School of Skydiving to jump
with SAR Techs and share some
techniques and best practices.
The group practiced free fall and
static jumping, landing in confined spaces and got a chance
to do some tandem jumping. The
days’ schedules were “all out,”
Jackman said.
“It’s straight up and, as quick
as the air crews can turn us
around, the better. This is all
about proficiency: the more, the
better – that’s saturation.”
Gear checks, exiting from the
aircraft, air positioning, targeting and landing skills are all
scrutinized: video and photos of
all the jumps is reviewed every
afternoon. SAR Techs must be
able to deploy, regardless of
conditions, from helicopters
and fixed-winged aircraft in an
emergency to provide on-scene
medical aid and evacuation.
S.Keddy
Master Corporal Shane Blandin, 413 Rigger Master Corporal Brad Ward
Squadron loadmaster, looks below.
S.Keddy
Corporal C.Roche, 14 AMS Wing Imaging
Background image Corporal Crystal Roche,
14 AMS Wing Imaging
S.Keddy
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August 26, 2013
Annual Greenwood 101 bus tour,
BBQ September 19
Have you been posted to
14 Wing Greenwood this
summer?
Would you like to find
out what is available in the
Greenwood/ Kingston/ Middleton areas?
Want a chance to see your
new community and meet
other people who are also
newly posted?
If you have answered “yes”
to one - or all - of these questions, then the Greenwood
101 Bus Tour & BBQ is for
you!
Join us at the Greenwood
Military Family Resource
Centre September 19 at 9
a.m. for a great adventure.
The bus will leave the GMFRC
parking lot at 9:30 a.m. and
return at noon for a BBQ.
Come discover your new area
and meet other people who
are also newly posted. There
will be gifts for everyone.
This unique activity is free
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September 6, 6:30 p.m.
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Movie at 8:10 p.m.
Tickets at the Greenwood CANEX or
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For information call the Community
Centre 765-1494 local 5341
and is offered for newly
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Children are not permitted on
the bus but we will have free
childcare available at the GMFRC Casual Childcare Centre.
The childcare is limited to the
first 10 children.
Registration deadline is
Friday, September 13. To
register, or for more information, please contact the
GMFRC at 765-5611 or come
visit us.
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h pour une fantastique aventure. L’autobus partira du
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h 30 et reviendra au CRFMG
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Cette activité unique est
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à la 14e Escadre. Les enfants
ne pourront pas prendre part
à la visite guidée en autobus.
Nous offrirons donc le service
de garde d’enfants gratuit ici à
notre Centre de halte-garderie.
Toutefois, les places sont limitées à 10 enfants.
La date limite d’inscription
est vendredi le 13 septembre
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WLEO changes chief
Master Warrant Officer
C.R. Bradshaw
The 14 Wing Greenwood
Wing Logistics and Engineering Branch held a change of
appointment ceremony at the
Annapolis Mess July 16 to
welcome Chief Warrant Officer
William (Bill) Hinchey.
Hinchey and his wife, Colleen, spent the last five years
in Kingston, Ontario, where he
was posted to the Canadian
Armed Forces Joint Operational
Support Group and participated
in both Operation PODIUM and
Strategic Lines of Communication Detachment in Cyprus
operations.
The ceremony was presided
over by Wing Logistics and
Engineering Commanding Officer Lieutenant-Colonel Brian
Richardson, as Chief Warrant
Officer Hank Etheridge relinquished his duties and responsibilities. Etheridge will attend
the year-long French language
training course in Greenwood,
commencing in August.
Over 200 WLE branch personnel were in attendance to
bid a fond farewell to Etheridge,
marking his hard work and
dedication during his tenure; and to welcome Hinchey.
Etheridge said, with a unit of
over 600 personnel - which includes both civilian and military
personnel, the job of branch
CWO is very busy. There is
not a lot of business on the
wing that does not involve one
or more of WLE’s squadrons
or sections, Construction Engineering, Environment, GSO,
Replenishment, Transportation
and Electrical and Mechanical Engineering or Telecommunications and Information
Services. The branch extends
the very best to Etheridge and
his wife, Tanya, through the
next phase of his career.
The branch also took this
opportunity to bid farewell to
Master Warrant Officer Bill
Hanham, who retired from the
Canadian Armed Forces after
Terry Fox Run: participants,
volunteers needed
Eric MacKenzie,
Community recreation
coordinator
The 33rd Terry Fox Run will
take place September 13 in
Greenwood, and organizers
hope to see as many military
and civilian members attend as
possible. Registration will take
place at the 14 Wing Greenwood Community Centre at
noon September 13, with a
warm up at 12:50 p.m., prior to
the official start at 1 p.m.
Walk or run either the five kilometre or 10 kilometre routes
planned, or bike the 10 kilometre route. Participants under the
age of eight must be accompanied by an adult. Routes will
start at the community centre
on Church Street, then proceed
down Kingswood Rd, through
the flower streets, through the
PMQ gate, around the wing and
then back to the community
centre through the main gate.
The Terry Fox 100 kilometre
challenge is also open for
anyone who would like to run,
walk or bike 10 kilometres a day
for 10 straight days, starting
September 4 and finishing with
your final 10 kilometres during
the Terry Fox Run September
13. If you are interested, contact Eric MacKenzie at the 14
Wing Greenwood Community
Centre, 765-1494 local 5337.
This is the sixth year the
Village of Kingston will partner
with 14 Wing and, with this
great partnership, we expect
this event to be even larger and
more successful than ever. It
is also the goal this partnership will increase donations
in support of the Terry Fox
Foundation.
The need for volunteers has
also grown. The success of
this annual community fundraiser requires a great deal
of community assistance and
support. If you are interested
in volunteering, please contact
MacKenzie.
A 2013 Terry Fox Run T-shirt
can be bought at http://www.
terryfox.org/Merchandise/index.html, and Terry Fox Run
pledge sheets are available
from August 27 at the 14 Wing
Greenwood Community Centre,
Fitness and Sports Centre,
Military Family Resource Centre
and CANEX; at the Greenwood
Post Office, CIBC and Scotia
Bank; and, in Kingston, at the
post office, CIBC, Pharmasave
and Avery’s Farm Market.
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August 26, 2013
From right to left are incoming Wing Logistics and Engineering branch chief Chief
Warrant Officer Bill Hinchey, branch Commanding Officer Lieutenant-Colonel Brian
Richardson and departing branch chief Chief Warrant Officer Hank Etheridge.
Corporal C.Smith, 14 Wing Imaging
33 years of service. He joined
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1977 and spent the next 30
years with various ships, and
completed two postings to Ger-
many and four deployments.
He retired from the Regular
Force in 2010 and joined the
Reserve Force here at 14 Wing,
where he worked with the WLE
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ACROSS
1. Current unit
4. Antidiuretic
hormone
7. “What’s up?”
10. A female domestic
12. Animal catching
device
14. Large tailless
primate
15. Forearm bones
17. Agarwood oil
18. Japanese waist
pouch
19. 36th President
22. Largest
Mediterranean
island
23. Nicklas Grossman’s
birthplace
24. Point that is one
point E of NE
25. 1841 Rhode Is.
rebellion
26. Largest CA city
27. Michigan
28. Visualized
30. Remain as is
32. The Volunteer state
33. Chinese painter
Zhang __
34. Small young herring
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36. Reverences
39. Cape Verde capital
41. Optically formed
duplicates
43. Travel around the
world
6. Chills and fever
47. Tennis player Erlich
48. Elicit or derive
50. Small scissors cut
51. Thin continuous
mark
52. Prevents harm to
creatures
53. Belonging to a thing
54. A boy or youth
55. Old small French
coin
8. A sudden outburst
9. Laborer who does
menial work
11. Move to music
13. Unit of loudness
16. Suitable for use as
food
18. Financial gain
20. 14760, NY
21. Possessed
28. Saddle foot
supports
29. Encircle with lace
30. Hindu religious
teacher
31. Haulage
34. Faucet
35. 1509 Portuguese/
Indian battle
DOWN
37. Good Gosh!
1. A Dalton (physics)
38. Frame-ups
2. Shopping
40. Pentyl
complexes
41. Covered with ivy
3. Chinese
42. Painting on dry
transliteration
plaster
system
43. Colombia’s 3rd
4. Lack of normal
largest city
muscle tone
44. Short fiber combed
5. Clobber
from long
6. Pilgrimage to Mecca 45. Tolstoy’s Karenina
7. Divine language of
49. Cologne
Hinduism
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The Greenwood Players welcomes
all to audition for the fall play,
“Fruitcakes.” The play requires a
large and varied cast: four men, four
women, six boys and seven girls (all
of varying ages), so there just might
be a role for you! Auditions will be
held on stage at the A.V.M. Morfee
Centre September 1 and 8 starting
at 1 p.m. “Fruitcakes” will run the
week of November 18 for five or
six performances. For information,
contact Gerald Cormier, 765-0327.
Donut sale
August 28, All Saint’s Anglican
Church, Kingston, will be selling
mini donuts all day. All Saints’
Anglican Church Hall, Pleasant
Street, Kingston (turn west off
Bridge Street). Cost: $4 a box.
Come out and try them warm
from the kitchen - enjoy them for
snacks and coffee breaks!
Meeting
August 28, the regular monthly
board of directors meeting for
Companion Animal Protection
Society of Annapolis County will
be held at the Municipal Building in
Lawrencetown. For further information contact CAPS at 825-2277.
Athletic thanks
Local youth athletes Alex Rawding and Rachel Holland visited the Kingston Legion
August 19 to thank Legion members for their and national association support for
the Royal Canadian Legion National Youth Track and Field Championships, this year
held in Langley, British Columbia August 9 to 11. Rawding won the men’s U18 discus,
with a gold medal throw of 51.29 metres, while Holland was 13th in the U16 girls’
long jump. From left are Kingston Legion President Dave Geddes, Service Officer
Don McCoy, Holland, Rawding and 1st Vice Trevor Campbell.
Submitted
Supper
August 30, as part of the Western
Kings Community Fair, supper will
be served at the Nazarene Church
hall, 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Tremont fair
August 31, enjoy the Western
Kings Community Fair, the 76th
“world’s fair,” in Tremont. Breakfast, 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the
Nazarene Church hall. Dinner in
the open pavilion, 11:30 a.m. to 1
p.m. Adults $8, children $4. Supper in the open pavilion, 4:30 p.m.
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Ice cream parlour all afternoon,
fair and 4-H canteens all day. Arts,
crafts, veggie, flowers and food
display 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cattle
judging 9:30 a.m. Light horse
classes from 9:30 a.m. Children’s
parade 10 a.m. Pet parade 10:30
a.m. Children’s games all afternoon. Horse, oxen pulls all day.
Ladies and men’s cross cut 4
p.m. Water slide 3 p.m., above the
church. Entertainment 1 p.m. to
4 p.m., 6 p.m. to close. Five gate
prizes, admission $4 adults, free
for children under 12.
Breakfast
August 31, there will be a Morden
breakfast at the community hall,
8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Scrambled
eggs, sausage, ham, pancakes,
homemade fishcakes, baked
beans, juice, tea, coffee. It is a
freewill offering.
Heritage event
September 1, join a celebration of
Kingston
Legion
Sunday, 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
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Mi’Kmaq culture and traditions at
Port-Royal National Historic Site.
From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., watch
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of leatherwork, quillwork, beadwork and more. Join traditional
drumming and singing ,and don’t
miss the chance to play a game of
waltes! Regular admissions apply.
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ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20
Now is a great time to explore new
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TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21
Taurus, if you feel like there haven’t
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Gemini, sometimes forgetting
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Cancer, make travel plans before the
summer passes you by. There has
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for a road trip or book a weekend
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LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23
Leo, it can be difficult to upstage
you, but someone else steps into
the spotlight at work and it has
you reeling for a little while. Be the
bigger person and offer congrats.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Virgo, you might be ultra careful
when choosing friends, but keep
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been there through thick and thin.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT – Two bedroom mini home for
$650.00 per month plus electrical that
FOR RENT - Bright One Bedroom Apartwill be available early September. Call
ment for rent to a single person in a
Sue at 765-4206. (3432-ufn)
quiet country setting. Rent includes
all utilities, Wi-Fi and Cable. Apart- FOR RENT – Kingston, small two bedroom
house. Heat & lights, fridge and stove
ment is fully furnished and equipped
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847-5046. (3432-ufn)
Apartment is air conditioned in summer. Please no pets and no smoking. FOR RENT – Four bedroom plus one with
Call for pricing. Call Joe at 765-1898
kitchen/living room/dining room & den.
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Large porch with panoramic view. One
photos. (3415-ufnb)
car garage on 10 acres in Paradise.
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able Sept 1, 2013. Phone Ronald at
with large 11 by 11 add on located on
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250 Main St., Middleton
Phone Ronald at 584-3267 or cell
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825-3059
FOR RENT – CLEAN, MODERN ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT. Located at 1013
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GUITAR GURU
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GUITAR LESSONS
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Time Slots are Limited.
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All Ages All Styles. Comfortable in home
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able now. $850.00 per month utilities
established instructor and professional
studio/ touring guitarist Steve Fall.
included. Call 765-6741. (3431-2tpb)
Call Steve 825-8248
House For Rent
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We do local moving
765-4430
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Ph:
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Ronald D. Richter
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All are welcome. (3425-ufn)
hp with loader 6foot bucket 3 range
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is hiring full time kitchen position for
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SERVICES
hours per week, days, evenings, weekSERVICE – Bilingual handyman carpenter
ends. Must have at least one year’s prior
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finish work, flooring, stairs, tile work
$10.30 per hour. Please submit resume
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to Dairy Queen 1135 Bridge Street, attn
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FOR RENT – One bedroom basement
hours. Call Mike at 242-2465 or 840apartment located near legion in
0529. Greenwood/Kingston (3413-ufn)
Kingston. Suitable for 1 person. Heat, SERVICE – For all your small and large
lights and cable included. $600.00 per
renovations & new home constructions.
month. Phone 825-3607. (3430-ufnb)
Free estimates, discount for seniors and
FOR RENT – IR House available 1st of
military. Call 825-2376 or 824-2392.
September. Two bedroom house @ 469
(3432-1tp)
Pine Ridge Ave, Kingston. Everything SERVICE – Gardening! No time or just
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can’t manage those flower beds &
Fully furnished. Paved driveway, snow
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Looking for a mature and
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Greenwood
Heavy rains held off August
9, and Mike Hebb held off all
challengers en route to the
NSGA Senior Men’s Championship, hosted at the Greenwood
Golf Course.
Hebb, a member of Ashburn
Golf Club, was spectacular on
a day that was the complete
opposite: he recorded three
birdies, two bogeys and an
eagle on the par five twelfth to
propel him to victory.
Entering the day one shot
ahead of Gary Smith, and three
strokes up Gerry MacMillan,
who both play from Paragon Golf and Country Club in
Kingston, Hebb turned at the
nine up two shots on both golfers. MacMillan did his best to
catch Hebb: on the front nine
MacMillan was nothing short of
brilliant, shooting a three under
33 with birdies on numbers
five, six and nine. MacMillan
then shot a three over on the
back, eliminating any chance
of catching Hebb, who notched
a two under. Smith meanwhile
was steady but could not match
Hebb, recording four bogeys
and two birdies and shooting
a one over on both nines.
Because of work commitments, both Hebb and MacMillan are unavailable to play
at the Golf Canada Senior
Championships. The Nova
Scotia team will be comprised
of Gary Smith, Tom Banks and
John Archibald, with Les Smith
as alternate.
In other divisional play,
Sandy Herrick of Paragon
took top honours in the super senior category, besting
hometown golfer Charlie Costin of Greenwood. In division
two, John Brown of Riverside
Golf Club, near Saint John,
took top honours, followed by
McDonell of Oakfield. In the
third division, Curtis Duggan
of Amherst bested Herrick
by three strokes. And, in the
fourth division, Frank Cotton
of Eden bested Dale Jenkins
and Ed Brown of Glen Lovat
and Eagle Crest.
McMullen, Banks capture
senior men’s four ball title
Lorne McMullen and Erwin Banks shot a sizzling
hot 66 August 16, the lowest
round of the day, to claim
the 28th NSGA Senior Men’s
Four Ball Championship.
McMullen, a member at Eden
Golf and Country Club, and
Banks, a member at Paragon,
had six birdies in total: two on
the front nine and four on the
back; their only blemish being a
bogey on the par four eleventh.
Entering the day three shots
behind leaders Gary and Les
Smith, McMullen and Banks
needed to have a strong round.
They came through, winning by
two strokes over the brothers
from Paragon.
Finishing in second were the
Smiths, who shot an even par
71 to finish two strokes back.
The Smiths were plus one on the
front nine, but rebounded with
three birdies and two bogeys on
the back. The brothers also won
the first division gross.
DWIGHT ROSS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER 2013 REGISTRATION
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28th
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
The principal invites all students (P-5)
new to the school to register on
Wednesday August 28thDPSP
No appointments necessary. Parents of new students must provide a
birth certificate, health card and a copy of immunization records.
Birth Certificates are required as proof of age for students entering
Primary in the 2013-2014 school year. All students entering Primary
MUST be five years of age on or before December 31, 2013.
Dwight Ross Elementary School catchment areas include the PMQ’s,
the Planesview and the Pineview subdivisions.
The school office will reopen on
Monday August 26th. If you have any questions,
please call the school at 765-7510.
Tami Parks, left, and Kevin
O’Keefe, of Aylesford,
were part of a medalsweeping individual and
team badminton contingent at the World Masters
Games in Italy earlier this
month.
Submitted
O’Keefe, Parks win seven medals
at World Master Games
Two Aylesford badminton
players returned from Torino,
Italy with seven medals between them from the World
Masters Games, August 2
to 12.
The World Masters Games
is the largest sporting event
for athletes over the age of
35. More than 19,000 athletes from around the world
competed in more than 30
different sporting events,
from archery to volleyball. It
is held every four years, and
the format is similar to the
Olympics.
Tami Parks, a dentist in
Greenwood, competed in 40+
Women’s Doubles with Petya
Georgieva from Bulgaria, a
former World Masters champion. Together, they defeated
athletes from Russia, Spain,
Greece and Canada, losing
only in the final to an elite
team from Ukraine.
Parks teamed up with
spouse Kevin O’Keefe in the
45+ Mixed Doubles event and
also went undefeated until the
finals, where they lost a close
three-game decision to Kim
Calvert and Sherilyn Blight
from New Zealand.
O’Keefe also competed
in both 50+ Men’s Doubles
with Quebec native Robert
Desroches, and in 50+ Mixed
Doubles with Irina Shamakova from Russia. Despite
having never played with
these partners before - and
considerable language barriers, O’Keefe captured both
gold medals in these events.
In team competition, Parks
and O’Keefe joined a strong
group of players from Quebec.
Their team, named “Fleur-
de-lys,” captured the bronze
medal, just one point behind
the American squad, which
took silver. A dominant Russian team captured the gold
medal. Team captain Parks
was thrilled with the level of
performance, despite temperatures between 37 degrees
Celsius and 40 C.
Both Valley athletes were
pleasantly surprised with
their results, as it had been 25
years since they competed at
this level. They attribute their
strong performances to the
considerable support they
received from many people
at home. Parks is grateful to
have worked with Middleton
personal trainer Cathy West
for the last number of years.
“Our original goals were
solely to become more
healthy. It came as a sur-
prise that I have become fit
enough to compete at this
level again,” says Parks.
“The physiotherapy treatment and advice that we
have received has also been
crucial,“ says O’Keefe. “Both
physios, Jessica Ritchie of
Greenwood and Christina
Connolly of Berwick, were instrumental in getting us back
on the court after numerous
small training injuries over the
last year. Lastly, the support
we got from the players and
staff at the gym at 14 Wing
Greenwood was fantastic.”
The couple plans on taking
a few weeks off, but looks
forward to playing in many
more tournaments. Their
long-term goal will be to participate in 2017 at the World
Masters Games in Auckland,
New Zealand.
GREENWOOD SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27
6:30-8:30 P.M.
GREENWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE OFFICE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FOR
CANSKATE, STARSKATE, SYNCHRO-SKATE, POWERSKATE
AND
ALL NEW - PARENTS AND TOTS PRE-CANSKATE
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS AND/OR SCHEDULES
CONTACT
ROB JOHNSON / SHANNON MAY 538-1757 (robandshannon@bellaliant.net)
JILL JACKSON 765-5331 (jill.jackson@forces.gc.ca)
CHERYLE GASTON 825-3692 (isk8coachcher@gmail.com)
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