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AUGUST 31, 2015
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17. Their fundraising efforts collected
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Military brothers athletes in arms
Greenwood squadron chief on track at world championship
Chief Warrant Officer Claude
Faucher, 413 Squadron, competes at the World Masters Athletics Championships.
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The World Masters Athletics
Championships (WMAC), held in
Lyon, France, August 4 to 16; was
one of the best championships in
the history of WMA. Lyon provided
excellent facilities in the stadiums
at Parilly, Bron and Chassieu, accommodating over 8,000 athletes
from 114 countries.
Racing while jet-lagged, along
with temperatures soaring above
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dian Armed Forces members Chief
Warrant Officer Claude Faucher,
413 Squadron, Greenwood; and
his brother, Major Serge Faucher,
National Defence Headquarters,
Ottawa; from representing Canada
in an outstanding fashion. Both
achieved personal bests in some
of the events they entered.
Competing in the M45 age group,
it was Claude’s appearance at the
WMA, and he fared well in the two
events he entered. In the qualification round August 6, he posted
2:10.15 minutes in the 800 metre
race, a personal best as a Masters
athlete. The following day, he ran
the semi-finals in 2:12.27, landing
him in 27th place overall. It would
be an understatement to say racing
conditions were difficult, with the
thermometer rising to 42 degrees!
In fact, a medical crew measured
temperatures of 52 degrees at track
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level, with six competitors taken to
hospital for heat-related problems.
August 12, Claude competed in
the 1,500 metre event, again with
blistering temperatures, and ran a
season’s best of 4:29.15 min (placing 24/ 57).
Serge, competing in the M50
category, ran 2:14.46 min in the
800 metre qualifications, finishing
29th overall. A few days later, he
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onds, a personal best which
moved him into the semi-finals. He covered the distance
in 25.17 seconds, finishing
19th out of 93 competitors.
Two days later, he moved on
to the 400 metre race qualification, where he clocked
55.67 seconds and, again,
moved on to the semi-finals.
There, he posted the exact
same time of 55.67 seconds,
finishing 17/ 68 overall.
Claude also took part in the
4 x 100 metre relay filling an
empty spot in the M45 category. The team ran well at
45.77 seconds, good for fifth
position. Three hours, later
he ran in the 4 x 400 metres
M50 relay team, which came
within four seconds of the Canadian record in 3:54.41 min,
landing them in sixth place.
How do middle-aged, top
military athletes like the Fauchers prepare themselves,
mentally and physically, for
an event such as the WMAC?
You have to love what you
do in order to put in the
hundreds of hours of training in preparation for such
events: three or four weekly
track workouts, tackling at
least three different energy
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Ladies and gentlemen, get your cameras
ready!
The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) photography contest runs to September 15, and we
want you to send us your best shots.
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or
an amateur photographer, this is the contest
for you. The contest is comprised of eight
diverse categories, and is open to all members of the defence team and their families.
Participants will be eligible to win $10,000 in
prizes from our sponsors. This year’s contest
features a new award, the Military Photographer Achievement Award, which recognizes
the contributions military photographers have
made to the CAF community.
For 47 years, the Photography Contest has
been celebrating the talented photographers
who capture life in CAF communities coast to
coast to coast. Keep the photography contest
in mind as you capture special moments this
summer. Family gatherings, sports tournaments, scenic vacations, work events... the
possibilities are endless!
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Participez au concours de
photographie des FAC
Wearing number 890, Major Serge Faucher, National
Defence Headquarters, Ottawa; competes at the World
Masters Athletics Championships in France earlier
this month. He and his brother, Chief Warrant Officer
Claude Faucher, 413 Squadron, Greenwood; are dedicated military athletes.
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systems; another three to
five trips to the gym for
squats, cleans, deadlifts,
cross-training (rowing or
elliptical, stretching, drills
and so on); using the foam
roller every evening, eating
a diet rich in protein and
alkaline foods, taking the
right supplements, properly
managing your rest, going
for regular active release
therapy sessions - and going
to bed early!
Mesdames et messieurs, à vos appareils
photo !
Le concours de photographie des Forces
armées canadiennes (FAC) se déroule au 15
septembre, et nous voulons vos meilleures
photos.
Que vous soyez un professionnel chevronné
ou un amateur, ce concours s’adresse à vous.
Le concours de photographie, composé de
huit catégories diverses, est ouvert à tous les
membres de l’Équipe de la Défense et à leur
famille. Les participants courent la chance
de gagner des prix d’une valeur de 10 000 $
offerts par nos commanditaires. Cette année,
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un nouveau prix d’excellence qui reconnaît les
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communauté des FAC sera présenté.
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SAR responsibility changes hands at 413 Squadron
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
“We’ve done some amazing things,” said outgoing
413 (Transport and Rescue)
Squadron Commander Lieutenant-Colonel Scott Murphy
August 21, referring not only
to his two years as head of the
squadron, but also their dayto-day duty to help people
across Eastern Canada.
“Twenty-four/ seven, 365,
covering an area of nearly five
million square kilometres;
hundreds of missions, and
people brought home safely.
We were there, and we are
inexplicably linked to those
family’s history. That never
changes.
“I’m very proud, and very
grateful. I take away an amazing love for the ‘Tuskers’
family.”
The change of command
parade between Murphy and
incoming CO LieutenantColonel James Marshall was
held on the 413 Squadron
hangar floor, with 14 Wing
Greenwood Commander
Colonel Pat Thauberger as
reviewing officer.
“There is no question 413
Squadron remains a lynch
pin in 14 Wing operations,
and has a permanent role for
the Royal Canadian Air Force
– and all Canadians. Your
mission is directly attributable to saving Canadian lives
every day.”
Thauberger acknowledged
challenges, such as operational funding restraints, but
commended Murphy and his
squadron for their pursuit in
recent years of new, stronger
local and regional search and
rescue partnerships.
“I’m always impressed
with 413’s mission focus:
you get things done. Even
as we speak, we have 413
personnel searching for a
lost Canadian on the Gulf of
St. Laurence.”
Thauberger urged Marshall
to provide “strong, ethical
leadership so these people
can get on with the job we
need them to do.”
The 413 Squadron change of command certificates are signed by, from left, incoming Commanding Officer Lieutenant-Colonel James Marshall, Presiding Officer
14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Patrick Thauberger and outgoing Commanding Officer Lieutenant-Colonel Scott Murphy.
Corporal D. Salisbury, 14 Wing Imaging
Marshall, returning to
Greenwood for the first time
since he was a 21-year-old
on-the-job trainee, now with
a wife and two young daughters; said he already “feels
at home.
“This is a demanding and
rewarding role. My mother
asked me, ‘I have 150 people
working for me?” No, I’m
working for 150 people, and
it’s an honour to be part of 14
Wing Greenwood.
“All of you have a demanding job, and I admire each and
every one of you. Your safety
is priority number one: properly trained, well equipped
and rested. My job is to get
you that.”
Aurora crew safe after abrupt runway crash
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
At approximately 11:15
a.m. August 27, a CP140
Aurora slid onto the grass
adjacent to a runway at 14
Wing Greenwood. The aircraft
was in the process of taking
off when it initiated an abort,
and subsequently slid about
20 metres off the runway into
soft ground.
All 17 crew members used
emergency procedures to get
out of the plane “as fast as
possible,” said Captain John
Pulchny, 14 Wing Public Affairs and Visits Officer, August
28.
“It had stopped raining
and the thunder storm alert
had been cancelled. The runway was wet, and it started
raining again right after the
crash. The crew moved away,
as far as possible, staying
together.”
The call came in as a
“two-bell” alarm, meaning
emergency crews respond
to “something wrong with an
aircraft.
“That changed to a one-bell,
which means a crash. This is
not common: I can’t remember one, and I’ve been here
since 2004.”
14 Wing Fire and Emergency Services and Military Police
emergency response teams
were on scene immediately.
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The crew was transported
to the base’s medical centre,
where all were checked and
three treated for minor injuries. All were sent home and
were expected to report for
work mid-day August 28, for
interviews related to the crash.
National Director Flight
Safety representatives arrived at 14 Wing and were on
scene August 28 to begin their
investigation and interviews.
The Aurora was still sitting
in its final resting place that
morning, and the adjacent
runway closed.
“We wouldn’t be doing our
own investigation on this – it’s
handed off to DFS,” Pulchny
said.
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operations, as search and
rescue response and other
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‘More than anything,
we want to help’
413 search crews ready to respond
Sara Keddy, Managing editor
within 50 minutes, the Cormorant arrived.”
Two more SAR-Techs were lowered and,
within short order, they had the patient and all
four SAR-Techs hoisted above and were on their
way to CFB Shearwater, where they were met by
Emergency Health Services. 14 Wing crews were
all back at base around 4 p.m.
“Three hours? A pretty good response,”
Nisbet said.
All day, all night, every day; covering 1.8
million square miles – there is a big job on the
shoulders of men and women with 413 (Transport and Rescue) Squadron, based at 14 Wing
Greenwood. While days could go by without a
call for help from somewhere on Canada’s east
coast, other days show just how necessary the
SAR crews’ skills are.
A handful of calls in the past week involved
Fog, fog and fog
boaters in distress, hikers trapped on a cliff, an
Fog, darkness and cliffs played a big part in
airplane crash and an offshore medevac. All took 413 Squadron’s efforts to get two hikers off
hours to respond to, but any success represents an embankment in Fundy National Park, New
multiple more hours spent in preparation.
Brunswick, overnight August 20.
Captain Dean Vey was with the night shift
Ideal overwater medevac
when, at 12:01 a.m., the call came in for the
August 16, Master Corporal Brad Nisbet and Cormorant to head across the Bay of Fundy. The
his Hercules crew were getting set for an airfield hikers had decided earlier in the evening to take
parachuting exercise with the shift’s Cormorant a shortcut and found themselves blocked along
crew when a call came in about a medevac from a shoreline route: they went up.
a fishing vessel near Sable Island. Cormorant
“About 9:30 p.m., one of them was apparently
personnel immediately disembarked, and the just standing on a tree root, exhausted. He’d
Hercules prepared for follow-on support.
dropped his pack to the beach below – which
“We have a significantly faster arrival time,” he couldn’t even see anymore. He decided they
Nisbet said, “so it was a go, direct to the scene.” need help and got out a cellphone.”
The Hercules left 14 Wing around 1:15 p.m.,
New Brunswick high ropes rescue parties
and arrived in the Sable Island area an hour later. heading overland on foot to the cliffs were hav“We elected to get guys on the boat,” Nisbet ing a hard time.
said. “The patient’s condition sounded serious,
“We’ll go,” Vey said. Halfway across the bay,
the Cormorant was an hour out and it made the fog closed in, and the Cormorant crew used
sense to just get in there, next to the patient, its radar to hit on the shoreline. They hovered,
help him out and get him ready for transport.” then moved forward “at a walking pace,” lookConditions were close to ideal, and Nisbet and ing for waves breaking on the shoreline or any
Master Corporal Kevin Cochrane parachuted into kind of signal from the trapped men on the cliff.
the water, Nisbet landing 40 feet off the vessel’s
“We could see a fellow waving a light in the
starboard ladder and Cochrane just 15 feet off fog – how do we get them out now, without
the stern.
blowing them off the cliff?”
“The crew was very helpful: they hauled our
The Cormorant lowered two SAR-Techs 240
gear up and gathered our chutes out of the water,” feet to an area about 100 feet away, along the
Nisbet said. “We treated the patient, we briefed top of the cliff. Blindly, in the fog.
him on how things would
“The trees were about 100 feet high, and you
g o a n d , couldn’t see. When the crew felt the hoisting
cable go slack, we guessed, ‘the SAR-Techs
are on something.’”
Once on the ground, the
SAR-Techs radioed an
estimate to the
Cormorant
crew.
With
Wreckage of the aircraft accident in the Tadoussac
region in Quebec.
Transportation Safety Board
Hercules and Cormorant aircraft from 413 Squadron were tasked August 26 to
search for three kayaks - four individuals - off Anticosti Island. Arriving at the
scene, the Hercules conducted an initial search. On the second leg, the kayaks
were spotted and set-up began for a message drop. The message landed about
20 feet off target, and the kayakers didn’t make any movement towards it. Ten
minutes later, the Cormorant arrived, with Canadian Coast Guard vessel Le Blanc
arriving 10 minutes after that. The CCG brought the kayakers aboard and the
aircraft were released.
Master Corporal K. McFarlane
a three-hour timeframe in mind, the Cormorant Rob Featherstone.
With an additional SAR-Tech on board, the
returned to 14 Wing to refuel and wait for the
crew spent the hour’s response flight getting
extraction call.
The SAR-techs set up a quick rope rappel- ready for a jump into the wreckage site. A Griffin
ling rescue, heading down the cliff face to the helicopter from Bagotville was another hour out
stranded hikers. One had gotten himself into a and, being smaller, it would take multiple trips
semi-safe space and was in good shape; Master to get all six victims out.
“The plane was still on fire when we got there,
Corporal Chris Martin got him set to move to
where they could be extracted by the returning and we couldn’t see any people or movement.
helicopter. The other, a few metres lower, “had We’d been planning for a water jump – it was a
been standing on his toes for about five hours seaplane – and we were in our dry suits – and
– he was exhausted,” Vey said. Warrant Officer it was 28 degrees.”
The three SAR-Techs landed within 50 meNorm Penny secured him, and then headed
further down the cliff, dropping rocks to get a tres of each other in a swampy area, about 150
sense of how far above shore they were. With metres – and two small gorges – away from
a final rappel, and all men on the beach, the the crash site.
“It was definitely the safest spot to land, colCormorant returned, performed the same approach in dense fog and darkness, hoisted the lect our thoughts and our gear. It took another
party and returned to Greenwood – even then, 10 minutes with heavy packs, up and down, to
it was a close call: the back up landing was in get to the scene.”
At this point, with the Griffin expected in 15
PEI, and fog at 14 Wing almost forced its use.
Vey said the hikers were extremely thankful minutes, the SAR-Techs focused on getting set
for the crew’s efforts, knowing they’d been in up and the first victims ready for transport. They
real trouble. Vey credits the Cormorant itself unfortunately found four deceased individuals
for the mission success: “it’s a tribute to the quickly, so started a series of sweeping searches
capability of the aircraft, that it can hover, come for the other two individuals.
The Griffin arrived and dropped two more
in at a slow creep and then stop. We practice for
this, we had an experienced crew on that night SAR-Techs. They set up an extraction point and
took over security of the scene until Quebec
and we made all the right calls.”
provincial police could make it overland; the
original SAR-Techs left for Bagotville with the
‘More than anything, we want to help’
A Beaver charter plane with six people on first of the emergency scene photos to turn over
board crashed in a wooded area on Que- to investigators. In the end, all six passengers,
bec’s North Shore, about six kilometres from including the pilot, died in the crash.
The last of 14 Wing SAR-Techs were home
Bergeronnes, August 23, as 14 Wing SAR crews
were performing parachute manoeuvres at August 24, around 3 a.m.
“It was a long call, and nothing we could do
the Atlantic Air Show in Summerside. Their
to help, unfortunately,” Featherstone said. “More
plans instantly changed.
“It was definitely our call, our re- than anything, we want to help the injured. Then,
sponsibility area, and we were already if we can’t, we want to help with closure for the
airborne,” said Master Corporal families.”
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August 31, 2015
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CDS order for ‘Operation Honour’ now official
General Jonathan Vance,
Chief of the Defence Staff,
issued the operation order
for “Operation Honour” August 14, which is in place to
stop inappropriate sexual
behaviour within the Canadian Armed Forces and
increase the related support available to all of its
members.
“Building on the work that
has been done to date, this
operation marks the beginning of a cultural change
within the CAF and it begins
with this organization’s leadership,” said Vance. “In the
profession of arms, we learn
to deal with issues head-on
and this operation order sets
out the way to reach our
objective in a format that we,
as members of the CAF can
easily identify.”
Op Honour’s operation
order has several key components of interest to CAF
members. One is that much
of the direction and guidance
will come through the chain
of command, not simply by
the passing of information,
but by ensuring everyone
understands what constitutes sexual harassment,
identifying those who may
need help and implementing
better reporting measures.
As well, actions will be taken
to ensure that the chain of
command can respond and
better direct cultural change
throughout the CAF on the
issue of sexual harassment.
Of particular interest is the
creation of the Sexual Misconduct Response Centre
(Interim). This centre will
provide a range of services
to all CAF members ranging
from providing empathetic
listening to offering information on various investigative
and complaint processes.
The SMRC (I) will operate
outside the CAF chain of
command, residing within
DND and will come into
existence on September 15.
The “Interim” designation
will remain in place until
the centre reaches its full
capability within the next
two years.
“The SMRC (I) will be put
in place to support all members of the CAF,” explained
Vance. “I fully support the
creation of this centre as it
provides an easily accessible resource where mem-
bers who may be affected by
sexual harassment in some
form can receive assistance
and guidance.”
One other item of note
described in the operation
order is the “Soldier’s Card,”
which is a wallet sized document that outlines unacceptable behaviours, the expectations of proper behaviour
and contact information to
obtain help or report wrongdoing. The card presents
this information in concise,
quick-reference format.
“The Soldier’s Card is to
help ensure that all mem-
bers of the CAF have no
misconceptions about my
intent and have readily available contact info should they
need it,” Vance said. “The
final objective for this, the
SMRC and the other parts of
this op order are designed to
reach our ultimate objective
of preventing inappropriate sexual behaviour in the
CAF.”
The operation order itself and other details of Op
Honour are available online
through the Defence Team
Site of the Defence Wide
Area Network (DWAN).
L’ordre du CEMD dans le cadre de l’opération HONOUR est maintenant officiel
Le 14 août, le général Jonathan Vance, chef d’état-major
de la défense, a émis l’ordre
d’opération pour l’opération
HONOUR, qui vise à faire cesser les comportements liés à
l’inconduite sexuelle dans les
Forces armées canadiennes
et à accroître le soutien offert
à tous les membres des FAC.
« Nous faisons fond sur
les efforts déployés jusqu’à
maintenant et cette opération marque le début d’un
changement de culture dans
les FAC, qui commence par
les dirigeants de notre organisation, a affirmé Vance.
Dans le métier des armes,
nous apprenons à aborder
de front les problèmes. Le
présent ordre d’opérations
définit les façons dont nous
pouvons atteindre notre objectif dans un format que
nous, membres des FAC,
pouvons facilement comprendre. »
L’ordre d’opération de
l’Op HONOUR comporte
plusieurs composantes clés
qui intéresseront les membres des FAC. L’une de ces
composantes est qu’une
importante partie des directives et des conseils sera
acheminée par la chaîne
de commandement, non
seulement pour transmettre
des renseignements, mais
pour veiller à ce que chaque
personne comprenne en
quoi consiste le harcèlement
sexuel, pour déterminer si
une personne a besoin d’aide
et pour mettre en œuvre
de meilleures mesures de
signalement. En outre, des
mesures seront prises pour
faire en sorte que la chaîne
de commandement puisse
intervenir, et un changement
de culture direct en matière
de harcèlement sexuel sera
mis en œuvre dans toutes
les FAC.
Une des mesures particulièrement intéressantes est
la création du Centre d’intervention sur l’inconduite
sexuelle (intérimaire). Le
Centre fournira une gamme
complète de services à tous
les membres des FAC, allant d’une écoute empreinte d’empathie à la diffusion
d’information concernant
divers processus d’enquêtes
et de plaintes. Le Centre
mènera ses activités hors de
la chaîne de commandement
des FAC, et il sera établi au
sein du MDN. Il ouvrira ses
portes le 15 septembre. La
désignation « intérimaire »
restera en place jusqu’à ce
que le Centre ait atteint sa
capacité opérationnelle totale, soit au cours des deux
prochaines années.
« Le Centre sera mis en
œuvre afin d’appuyer tous les
membres des FAC, a expliqué
Vance. J’appuie entièrement
la création de ce Centre,
qui sera une ressource facile d’accès où les militaires
touchés par le harcèlement
L’ordre d’opération et site de l’Équipe de la Défense
sexuel sous toutes ses for- objectif ultime, soit prévenir
mes pourront recevoir de l’inconduite sexuelle dans d’autres détails sur l’Op HO- du Réseau étendu de la Déles FAC. »
NOUR se trouvent dans sur le fense (RED).
l’aide et des conseils. »
Autre point digne de mention est la « carte du soldat
», un document de poche qui
définit les comportements
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Silver spot for 14 Wing slopitch women
The 14 Wing Greenwood
women’s slopitch team won
the Canadian Armed Forces’
national silver medal August
24, finishing second to the
Quebec region: no small
accomplishment when you
consider the size of 14 Wing
compared to many of the
other bases and wings across
the country
The final ended 16-5 for
Quebec, rounding out a week
of competition at CFB Borden.
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In game seven, Atlantic
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Game MVP honours went
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Gagetown; and Corporal Jany
Beaulieu-Gagne, Cold Lake.
In game six, 14 Wing beat
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Game MVP honours went to
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Library are looking for donations of LP records for a fall
fundraising sale. If you have any
LP records you wish to donate,
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Road, Greenwood.
Blood donor clinic
August 31 and September 1,
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September 3 at Christ Church
Hall, Berwick. Hot casseroles,
meat dishes, salads, bread and
rolls, desserts, tea and coffee.
All for $10.
Supper
September 4, 4:30 p.m. t0 6:30
p.m., Tremont Fair annual roast
beef dinner with all the trimmings! Eat in or take out available at the Church of the Nazarene, 738 Tremont Mountain
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Western Kings Community Fair
September 5, 78th “World’s
Fair,” 792 Meadowvale Road,
Tremont. Arts, crafts, foods,
flower and vegetables on display,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Children’s parade
9:30 a.m., pet parade 10 a.m.,
cattle judging 10:30 a.m., light
horse classes underway from
9:30 a.m., horse and ox pulls all
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ment 6 p.m. to closing. Dinner
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. (adults $10,
children $5), supper 4:30 p.m. to
6 p.m. (adults $10, children $5).
Admission: adults $5, children
under 12 free. Gate prizes.
Breakfast
September 5, 7:30 a.m. to 10
a.m., enjoy breakfast at the
Church of the Nazarene’s hall,
738 Tremont Mountain Road.
Scrambled eggs, pancakes and
sausages. Freewill offering. Information: 902-526-0399.
Supper
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roast beef supper starting at 5
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Aylesford Girl Guide
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September 8, 6 p.m. girls ages
five to 18 and women interested
in registering for Girl Guides
of Canada programs (Sparks,
Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders
and Rangers) in Aylesford are
welcome to a registration and
information event at the Aylesford United Church, Hwy 1. For
information, call 902-341-2040
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Luncheon
September 8, noon to 1 p.m., at
the Kingston Lions’ hall, come
out and enjoy a turkey dinner
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juice. Live entertainment. Cost is
$9 or $9.50 delivered (Kingston/
Greenwood area only, deliveries
must be ordered by 10:30 a.m.).
Girl Guide registration
September 9, Wilmot Sparks,
Brownies and Guides will be having registration from 6:15 p.m. to
7 p.m. at the Kinsmen center. If
you have any questions, contact
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Crib
September 10, and continuing
Thursdays, 7 p.m.; open doubles
crib at the Kingston Legion. $5
per player, 19 and up. All money
returned in prizes. All welcome.
Mixed dart league
September 10, 7 p.m.: Anyone
interested in playing in a Monday
evening mixed dart league at the
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Berwick Royal Canadian Legion
this fall? Join us for a start-up
meeting at the Legion, Main
Street, Berwick. Legion membership is not required to join
the dart league. If you have any
questions prior to the meeting,
call Fred at 902-538-9265. We
hope to see you there.
Coffee party
September 11, 9:30 a.m. to
11:30 a.m., the Kingston and
District Health Auxiliary will
be having a coffee party at the
Kingston fire hall. Come out to
help support our community.
Supper
September 11, the Kingston Legion’s Friday Night Supper is
cordon bleu with oven roasted potatoes, 5 p.m. until 7 p.m., at a cost
of $7 (eat in) or $7.50 (take out).
Quilt show
September 11 and 12, 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m.: “Blessed Be the Piecemakers” quilt show and tea,
part of the 225th celebrations
of St. Mary’s Anglican Church,
Auburn. Many new and heritage
quilts, and a lovely tea afterwards. Admission is $6. If you
would like to display your own
quilts, contact Evelyn Keddy at
902-538-8251, or Twila RobarDecoste at 902-847-9847. A
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challenging, you have to find a way But you might want to table your
to slow down and focus on one enthusiasm for the time being until
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TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21
Taurus, put some thought into your Your ideas carry a lot of weight at
long-term financial goals. Planning your job and within your circle of
now will help you realize your goals friends, Scorpio. This week you
down the road. Don’t put off a may be called on to come up with
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YARD SALE
YARD SALE – Saturday, September 5 at
346 E. Torbrook Rd, off the Tremont
Road, 5 km from Avery’s Farm Market, follow signs. Dressers, computer
desk, stove, freezer and lots more.
(3632-1tpb)
APARTMENT FOR RENT
FOR RENT – Very clean modern 1, 2 &
3 bedroom apartments. Middleton to
Cambridge. Well managed properties.
Seniors units available. References
required. Call Ross at 902-840-0534.
(3539-ufn)
FOR RENT – 2 bedroom apartments located
in Middleton, well maintained, quiet
building, laundry facilities on site. Please
call 902-765-6312 or 902-824-1112 or
visit our website at www.parsonsinvestments.ca. (3629-ufn)
FOR RENT – Middleton: Two-bedroom
apartment, School Street, upstairs
apartment. No pets. Fridge & stove,
washer, dish washer & dryer hook-up.
Available immediately. $650.00 plus heat
& lights. Call 902-825-8017 or Darlene
at 902-840-1780 for viewing. (3632-2tp)
FOR RENT – One-bedroom apartment for
rent, 577 Meadowvale Road, Tremont.
Like to have a mature single person or
a couple. Heat and lights are included
in the rent. $750.00 a month. Call
902-765-8019 leave a message or
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FOR RENT – Nictaux Pit Road: Twosnow plowing, lawn care, electric heat
bedroom apartment, No pets. Fridge &
$675 plus electrical, available early
stove, large upstairs apartment, washer
September. Contact Susan 902-765& dryer hook-ups. Great family building.
4101. (3632-ufn)
Close to bus route. Call now for viewing.
Rent $600.00 plus heat &lights. Darlene ROOM FOR RENT
902-840-1780 (3632-2tp)
FALES RIVER SUB – Looking for a mature
employed non-smoker to rent a large
FOR RENT – One bedroom apartment in
fully furnished room in Greenwood
rural Kingston. This cozy apartment is
Area. Close to all amenities. Wi-Fi
fully equipped (washer, dryer, fridge,
available. IR Personnel welcomed.
stove) and mostly furnished, including
$130.00 per week. Meals can be
linen on the double bed. Located in a
included with adjusted agreed upon
remote area, one needs a car, but it’s
rent. Phone 902-242-5182 or 242-2021.
only 10 minutes to Superstore and 15
(3630-4tpb)
to the base. Rent includes all utilities,
Wi-Fi and cable. Looking for a quiet and OFFICE SPACE
responsible single person. References
required. Rent is $750 monthly plus FOR RENT – Great office/commercial
space, available November 1, 2015,
$375 damage deposit on a yearly lease.
located at 408 Markland Road, KingsShorter leases will be entertained, but
ton. Easy access and visible from hwy
the rent will be higher. Pics available
1, this 1152 sq.ft. space offers a great
by email: [email protected]. Or
business location with ample parking,
call 902-765-1898. (3631-ufnb)
brightly appointed office/retail space
FOR RENT – Looking for a mature, emwith kitchen and washroom. For further
ployed, non-smoker to share expenses
information and to schedule a viewing
in a large, bright home in a quiet subdiof this space please contact Greg at
vision. $550 per month includes heat,
1-902-825-4305 or 902-824-1450.
power and high speed Fibre-Op. Call
(3631 ufnb)
Patricia at 1-613-885-4099 for more
info. (3632-2tpb)
ADULT LIVING
WORRY FREE – Adult living on one level.
DUPLEX FOR RENT
Wheelchair assessable, open concept
FOR RENT – Two-bedroom Duplex, 636
with attached garage. Two bedrooms, 3
Aldred Drive, Greenwood. Adult buildappliances, kitchen, living room, bathing, non-smoking, no pets. Fridge and
room, laundry hook-ups. 1000 square
stove, washer & dryer hook-up. Heat
feet of living space with in floor heating.
pump. Available immediately. $600 plus
Utilities extra, lawn care & snow removal
utilities. 902-765-4132 leave a message.
included. Pet friendly & smoke free.
(3625-ufn)
Minutes from Middleton or Greenwood
on bus route. Available now. Call for
FOR RENT – 3 bedroom duplex, upviewing and more info., 902-765-0412.
per level, in subdivision behind
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Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Calligraphy Course
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Have you always wanted to have beautiful
penmanship? Fall Classes are filling up fast!
Enroll now for September by calling
Cheryl at 902-765-8816 or [email protected].
Prerequisite: cursive handwriting
Do you wish your child could handwrite legibly,
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Fall classes commence this September. Contact
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CHURCH SERVICE – “The Peoples 25:40
Church” There will be a church service
held every Sunday at the New Beginnings
Center 1151 Bridge Street Greenwood
provided by Pastor Leon Langille. Pre
service music at 2:50 p.m. Service 3:00
p.m. Doors will open at 2:30 p.m. All are
welcome. (3533-ufn)
CHURCH SERVICE – New Beginnings
Worship Service, Greenwood at 10:45
a.m., Sunday. Pastor: Neil Armstrong.
Ph: 902-765-8155. (3630-4tp)
SERVICES
SERVICE – Bilingual handyman carpenter
available, 25 years of experience with
finish work, flooring, stairs, tile work and
more. Reasonable rates – flexible hours.
Call Mike at 902-242-2465 or 902-8400529. Greenwood/Kingston (3614-ufn)
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repaired and installed. Auto and home
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at 902-825-4440 (3629-ufnb)
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August 31, 2015
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Kingston host Lions District N2 cabinet meeting
Lion Pat Nixon,
Kingston Lions Club
The Kingston Lions Club
recently hosted a successful
summer cabinet meeting - the
District Governors Organizational (DGO) meeting, as it
is typically referred to. It was
attended by about 180 Lions
from 48 clubs across Nova
Scotia, including our new
District Governor Lion George
Churney and the rest of the
Lions District N2 leadership
team. This meeting was the
largest DGO turn out in many
years.
Under the direction of cabinet chairman Kingston Lion
Russell Mailett, the Kingston
Lions were busy over the past
months preparing and organizing this important meeting on
behalf of the district. Registration and a meet and greet
occurred August 14, with the
business meetings August
15 at the Kingston Legion.
A chicken supreme lunch,
topped off by a strawberry and
ice cream dessert, was served
to over 160 hungry Lions by
the Kingston Lions catering
crew. The Tail Twister meted
out $409 in fines for various “infractions,” which went
promptly to Camp Brigadoon.
14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Patrick
Thauberger spoke to the
gathered Lions.
Submitted
The proceeds from the 50/ 50
draw were given to the Legion’s Poppy Fund in support
of veterans.
The guest speaker for this
meeting was Colonel Patrick
Thauberger, the new 14 Wing
Greenwood commanding officer. He gave a informative
and interesting presentation on
the roles and capabilities of 14
Wing and its many units, highlighting the fact many members of the military community
and their spouses volunteer
throughout the Kingston/
Greenwood area, and Kings
County. The presentation was
extremely well received.
At this meeting, the Kingston Lions Club was recognized
for completing the Lions Club
International Club Excellence
Process (CEP), with Past King
Lion Ray LeBlanc accepting a
certificate of completion and a
banner patch on behalf of the
club. As well, Lion Pat Nixon
received a certificate for having successfully completed
the nine-month District N2
Leadership program.
The DGO provides the district governor and his leadership team with the opportunity
to commence planning and
preparations for the upcoming Lions year, as well as to
provide an opportunity for
Lions from across the district Kingston Lions hosted a large group of Lions from across Nova Scotia, attending
district planning and business meetings.
Submitted
to meet and network.
1. Through our website: www.auroranewspaper.com
2. Fax: 902-765-1717
3. Drop into our office located on 83A School Road (Morfee Annex)
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Cadets step up for CAPS’ cats
The Companion Animal August 13, Hanson presented three foster cats for one year. ship program, visit www.
To learn more about CAPS’ caps-annapolis.org or call
Protection Society board of CAPS with this gift, which
directors, volunteers and, included the sponsorship of work and the foster sponsor- 902-825-2277.
especially, all the kitties in our
care wish to express heartfelt
thanks to Captain Pam Hanson
and all the young people who
attended this years’ Greenwood Air Cadet Summer Training Camp for their support of
CAPS’ work with homeless
and abandoned companion
animals in the Valley.
After visiting CAPS’ largest
We are seeking a mature adult to join our team
foster home in Margaretsville,
snapping photos and speaking
for a permanent part time position. Duties
with the volunteers, Hanson
organized a “cut-a-thon” at the
consist of various jobs throughout the store
base. The participating Cadets
including cashier, customer service, receiving,
raised $350 in support of
CAPS. At the final Cadet parade
Employment
Opportunity
Paddington, Pooh and
Monsieur: three lucky
kitties being sponsored
in foster care by the summer camp Cadets from 14
Wing Greenwood.
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