Fuselage trainer completes 25-day trip to 8 Wing

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• Volume 47 Issue Number 22 •
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Photo: Ross Lees
Run the Runway unique
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By Ross Lees
It was a unique event serving several purposes, not
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the Military Families Fund.
But the first ever Run the Runway at CFB
Trenton Sunday served two other purposes –
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“Everywhere across the Air Force (AF)today,
the AF is celebrating the Air Force Run, so at every single Air Force Base (AFB), something like
continued on page 17
Photo: Ross Lees
Maude Workman of the Military Family Resource Centre paints the face of Brooke at the 426 Squadron
Family Day Saturday while other children wait their turn. See story and more photos on pages 12 and 13.
Fuselage trainer completes 25-day trip to 8 Wing
By Ross Lees
It was a long haul with most of
the excitement coming in the final
stage.
Twenty-five days after it left
Cascade Aerospace Inc.’s headquarters at Abbotsford International
Airport, B.C., a Hercules fuselage
trainer arrived at 8 Wing’s 426
Squadron Air Mobility Training
Centre (AMTC) on Friday, May
25.
Shrouded in white plastic, the
trainer was on the longest over-sized
truck shipment ever to be transported in British Columbia, measuring
190 feet from the nose of the truck
to the end of the load.
The massive device will be installed at the AMTC, to be used
Photo: Ross Lees
The Hercules fuselage trainer is pictured after it arrived at 8 Wing on
May 26. From tip to tip, the load was 190 feet long.
by the Royal Canadian Air Force ing, unloading and safe transport
(RCAF) to train loadmasters on of people and equipment on board
the RCAF’s new CC-130J Hercu- aircraft, including the CC-130J. To
les. Loadmasters oversee the loadcontinued on page 11
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RCAF tests green flight
(ABOVE) A Legacy Herc from 424 (Transport) Squadron prepares to take-off in order to test the efficacy of
using semi-synthetic jet fuel. (RIGHT) 8 Wing members conduct a thorough inspection of the Legacy
Herc prior to its test flight using semi-synthetic jet fuel.
By Lt Christopher Daniel, 8 Wing Public Affairs
Officer
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) successfully flew a CC-130H Hercules aircraft using a semisynthetic jet fuel, blended with plant-sourced oil,
for the first time on May 23, at 8 Wing Trenton.
Under the technical guidance and support of
the Department of National Defence’s Quality Engineering Test Establishment (QETE), this demonstration flight tested the efficacy of a blended jet
fuel with 50 per cent F-34 and 50 per cent fuel derived from the Camelina plant.
“F-34 [also known as JP-8] is the jet fuel used
by NATO countries including Canada,” said Mr.
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Letter to the editor
Disappointed at DND’s cuts to
operational health research
At the same time that DND has
admitted that the numbers of
suicide incidents in the Canadian Forces have risen, how is it
possible that the department is
eliminating the jobs of medical
professionals involved in suicide
prevention and monitoring of
post-traumatic stress disorders?
They are actually reducing the
number of epidemiologists and
researchers who analyze mental
health issues.
This government has previously asserted that dealing with
such health issues is a priority.
How can the government announce on the one hand that it
appreciates the sacrifices made
by our veterans and then turn
around and cut the services and
research efforts needed to treat
those same men and women, at a
time when they need it most?
The Royal Canadian Legion
is extremely concerned with this
move, especially with the increase
of suicide incidents in the Canadian Forces. The full extent of the
continued on page 18
May 18,, 2012
goldfarb
By Penney
Lettre au Rédacteur
Déçue des coupures à la Recherche opérationnelle
sur la Santé au Ministère de la Défense nationale
En même temps que le Ministère de la Défense nationale
(MDN) admettait que le nombre
de suicides au sein des Forces canadiennes (FC) avait augmenté,
comment se fait-il que le ministère décide d’éliminer les postes
de médecins-spécialistes professionnels affectés à la prévention
du suicide et la surveillance du
syndrome de stress post-traumatique ? En effet, le MDN réduit
le nombre d’épidémiologistes et
de recherchistes chargés d’analyser les questions de santé mentale.
Le gouvernement présent
avait fait valoir antérieurement
que le traitement de questions
de santé mentale était une priorité. Comment alors le gouvernement peut-il annoncer d’une
part qu’il apprécie les sacrifices
effectués par nos Anciens combattants et d’une autre part couper les services et les efforts de
recherche requis pour traiter ces
mêmes hommes et femmes au
moment où ces individus en ont
le plus besoin?
La Légion est extrêmement
inquiète de cette décision, en
particulier vu l’augmentation de
suicides au sein des FC. La pleine
étendue des cas de santé mentale
imputables au lourd tempo opérationnel dans les Balkans et en
a continué à la page 18
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to the Legacy Hercules aircraft; i.e. Rolls-Royce/Allison
T-56-A-15. The test was successful, which led to the
flight testing that is needed for the certification of the
Camelina fuel blend specification.
“This bio-jet fuel along with similar bio-crude materials has great potential to become a sustainable and
renewable alternative to conventional fuel, which would
provide flexibility to the Canadian Forces with respect to
fuel security,” said Mr. Poitras.
The Legacy Hercules’ flight test on bio-jet fuel supports Canada’s industrial effort in producing alternate
fuels and the CF’s commitment to adopt greener products.
“Our interoperability with NATO and US allies is
of prime importance to CF operations,” said LieutenantColonel Geoffrey Carter from the Directorate of Fuel
and Lubricants. “Since our allies are exploring the use of
bio-jet fuel, we also want to ensure that when our countries work together, our equipment, handling processes,
as well as the type of fuel that we use are interoperable,”
he added.
Camelina sativa is an oil plant in the family Brassicaceae from the mustard family. It is a promising alternative to conventional fuel as it does not compete with the
food chain simply because it is not part of any human or
animal diet.
“This plant contains heavy concentration of lipids
that when purified and refined, turns into a fuel like the
crude oil that we extract from the ground,” said Mr. Poitras.
The oil extracted from the Camelina plant goes
through a purification process where all trace contaminants are removed followed with a refining process,
called hydro-processing to remove oxygenate and nitrogen compounds and convert triglyceride materials into
synthetic paraffinic kerosene (SPK) of the same composition as conventional jet fuel made from crude oil
extracted from the ground. This refining process can be
potentially adapted to any refineries in Canada.
June 1, 2012
Plant-sourced jet fuel could be a promising new industry for Canadian farmers.
“Though the Camelina plant is mostly grown in
the United States, a similar type of plant called Brassica Carinata is found to be better suited for Canadian
soil and climate,” said Mr. Poitras. “This plant is best
cycled with canola and mustard plants that are farmed in
Western Canada. Within 90 days, Carinata can be fully
grown and you can actually extract lipids from this oilseeds plant and start producing the bio oil that can be
refined into a jet fuel. It can also grow in poorer soils and
it is heat tolerant.” he added.
A conventional jet fuel blended with plant-sourced
fuel is better for the environment due to its potential for
the reduction of greenhouse gases emissions.
“Carbon emission from aircraft engines is a function
of the concentration of aromatic hydrocarbons allowed
in conventional jet fuel. Bio-jet fuel SPKs derived from
Camelina or Carinata does not contain any aromatic
material, which basically reduces carbon emissions when
blended with 50 per cent F-34, to meet the minimum
aromatic concentration of the jet fuel specification,” he
said.
An aircraft engine requires at least eight per cent aromatic hydrocarbon in order to work properly. A typical
jet fuel has between 15 to 25 per cent maximum aromatic content. So when blended with Camelina fuel, which
does not contain any aromatic material, the hydrocarbon
content of the blended jet fuel becomes less than 10 per
cent.
“Less aromatic substance in the jet fuel typically
means less carbon emissions and soot formation,” he
said. “We’ve seen up to a 40 per cent decrease in carbon
and particulate matter emissions by using alternative fuel
that is blended 50 per cent with conventional fuel, so
there’s quite a difference in the amount of pollutants being emitted,” he noted.
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Brigadier General (BGen) Reid, the Air Reserve Advisor and
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speak at the Reserves Town Hall that was convened.
Since the changes to the Reserves work policies that were
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of no longer allowing members to be annuitants collecting a
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Twenty per cent to of the present day Air Force is made
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to cross an active (runway) like we do
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Formerly, it would take at least three
By Ross Lees
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cer Jacques Rene is happy to see the con- of foam into the truck and it would take a
struction of the new fire hall at 8 Wing fair amount of time.
“It will really make a big difference,”
Trenton finally under way.
In the process for four years now, MWO Rene stated.
The one drawback he is aware of at
the new 3 176 square-metre, $12.1 million building will allow the 64 firefight- this time is that the firefighters will be a
ers based at 8 Wing to better house their little farther from the PMQs than they
new equipment and respond quicker to are right now, but they have 10 minutes
to respond. He feels that will be easier
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The new, centralized location will and safer now that they only have to turn
allow the firefighters to respond within onto RCAF Road.
“Before, we had to turn across Hightheir time development mandate to even
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it also means they won’t have to be cross- misses over the years,” the experienced
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“This is pretty exciting for me beRene told The Contact.
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The Gymnasium (on the south side of
the base) now has day passes which
may be rented and signed out by military personnel and CRA members
only. Use the pass at any of the Provincial Parks in our area - Presqu’île,
Sandbanks, North Beach, Ferris, Bon
Echo. $8.63 plus HST = $ 9.75. Limit of one pass per family. Sorry….no
reservations. First come - first served
basis. Information: 613-392-2811
ext 7138.
Counter service available at
the RecPleax
For program registration and membership sales and services, Monday to
Friday from 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Saturday from 12:30 to 8 p.m., Sunday
and holidays from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Counter service available for program
registration and membership sales
and services, Monday to Friday from
1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Saturday from
12:30 to 8:00 p.m., Sunday and holidays from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Summer Kidz Kamp 2012
The Community Recreation Association is already planning for a high energy, fun-filled summer of adventure.
If you are between six and 12 years
of age and enjoy swimming, playing
sports and making new friends, this is
the place to be this summer. Activities
include: Indoor/outdoor pool, gym,
games and crafts, music, animals, and
special guests. Monday to Friday, July
3 to Aug. 24 (eight weeks) at the RecPlex, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (No Summer Kidz Kamp on Monday, July 2 or
Aug. 6). Before and after care is available from 7 to 8 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m.
at a cost of $2/hour/child or any part
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community starts Tuesday, March 27
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Tuesday, April 10 at 8:30 a.m. at the
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two children, $225 for three children,
$270 for four children. Trip Day is
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$245 for three children, $290 for four
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Triathlon training for youth 10 to13
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Triathlon training for youth 14 to17
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Junior Lifeguard Club for youth eight
to 15 years of age, Mondays from 6 to
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Youth Aquatic Club for youth six to
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p.m. from April 11 to June 22.
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National Lifeguard Course (NLS),
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5 to 9 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.
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Zumba , Wednesdays, April 11 to
May 30 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
at the South Side Gym with Jennifer.
Boot Camp, Mondays, April 2 to
May 28, from 5:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.
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Total Balance, Mondays, April 2 to
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Tae Kwon Do, Wednesdays April 11
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Tai Chi, Tuesday, April 10 to May
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June 1, 2012
Garden chemicals are a growing concern
Pesticide application is a very serious business. Unless you have a commercial application license, you should use only products identified as domestic. Chemicals
labelled commercial or registered have a far greater hazard potential and should
only be used by trained personnel.
When the chemicals you buy need to be mixed or diluted before use, following
the directions on the label is very important. This is the time when risk is at its highest because you are working directly with the undiluted product. Be near a water
tap so spills and hands can be washed quickly. The mixing area should be clean, well
ventilated and away from children, pets, food storage and laundry areas.
Allowing even a tiny amount of these chemicals to be taken into the body by
breathing, swallowing or absorption through the skin is very hazardous. The following protective measures should be strictly followed:
• Wear clean rubber gloves and protective clothing when handling chemicals,
and a respirator whenever recommended.
• Eye protection should be worn particularly when using products that carry the
words warning or danger. Goggles offer superior protection to glasses because
they completely enclose the eye. Contact lenses should not be worn, especially
the soft or gas permeable type. Vapours can be absorbed by the contacts and
concentrated near the cornea even when goggles are worn.
• Do not store pesticides or empty pesticide containers anywhere near food or
drink.
• Do not eat, drink or smoke in a work area. Ensure the measuring cup used in
your greenhouse will not be the same one used to make Grandma’s favourite
cookies.
• Never rub your eyes or touch your mouth while working with chemicals.
• Wash your hands thoroughly before and after eating, drinking, smoking or using the toilet.
A common problem of chemical application is drift. Pesticide droplets may be
picked up and carried by the wind, rendering them both unsafe and ineffective. To
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In the event that a pesticide or other chemical is swallowed, call a doctor immediately. Have the label of the chemical with you when you call and give all possible information to your physician or poison control operator. Most regions have
toll-free numbers for their Poison Control Centers. Be sure to find out the number
of your Poison Control Center and have it posted near your telephone.
Immediately flush skin and eyes with water for at least 20 minutes should any
chemicals splash on them.
After exposure to harmful substances, be aware of nausea, skin rashes or other flu-like symptoms. Report any such
reactions to your doctor.
Always look for a safer alternative.
Garden chemicals are often unpleasant to use
and can kill more than insects. There are also a
number of organic gardening methods to help
control weeds and pests. These ways are not only
healthier for you, but also better for the environment. Talk to your local gardening centers for
more information on ways to control pests without the use of chemicals.
Safety with garden chemicals starts before they
even reach your garden. Knowledge is the key. Be sure
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are toxic to certain plant species, and extra caution must
be used when selecting chemicals for fruit and vegetable
plants. In such cases be sure the compound is registered for use on plants consumed for food.
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Two giant cranes
begin the process
of unloading the
fuselage trainer.
allow loadmasters to carry out realistic training, the
trainer duplicates the entire tail section of a Hercules, and was constructed from five different C-130
aircraft fuselage pieces.
“This is the most advanced training device of its
type in the world, said Lieutenant-Colonel Christian
Roy, 426 Squadron commanding officer. “It will significantly reduce our historical dependence on actual
airframes to conduct realistic training in a controlled
environment. That training will include the full range
of Loadmaster duties and responsibilities from routine to emergency operation of the CC-130J.”
Despite the long journey through the Rocky
Mountains and over the prairies, the most difficult
part of the trip was the final 100 km or so, according
to the transport driver.
“The wheels on the trailer turn and when we
came to a sharp turn, we had to turn the trailer, as
well,” he told The Contact. “But we only had a couple
of those instances on the prairies. The worst part was
from Peterborough to Trenton. We probably had half
a dozen spots that caused some problems.”
Upon arrival at CFB Trenton, installation of the
fuselage trainer went extremely well, according to
LCol Roy.
“The installation of the fuselage trainer went
without a hitch,” he said. “It took less than three
hours to unload and install it in the fuselage trainer
hall.”
While within the confines of the AMTC by
Sunday afternoon, LCol Roy indicated it would take
a few days to complete the installation.
“It will take a few days until all supports are installed and the computer hookups are completed to
start checking the systems,” he stated, adding he did
not expect it to be functional until Oct. 12.
Montreal-based CAE and Abbotsford-based
Cascade worked together to produce the trainer,
with Cascade designing and building the training
device and CAE designing the simulation-based
training modules.
“There is nothing quite like this fuselage trainer
anywhere else in the world,” David Schellenberg,
Chief Executive Officer of Cascade noted. “Its resemblance to a brand new C-130J is remarkable.”
“I’m really surprised at how much interest this
is causing,” the transport driver remarked Sunday as
people kept arriving at the site to watch the manoeuvring of the fuselage.
Because the angle into the building was not
completely straight, the fuselage had to be offloaded
from the trailer onto the driveway in front of the
hall. It was then pulled by a mule and wiggled several
times to get it lined up on the spot it would eventually be installed.
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Photos: Ross Lees
The 426 Squadron Hercules
fuselage trainer is being
lowered onto the driveway
in front of the Air Mobility
Training Centre (AMTC) in
preparation to be pulled into
its final location May 27.
Once the fuselage trainer had been cleared from
the trailer, it was driven out from under the load
and moved to another portion of the site.
News
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June 1, 2012
Photos: Ross Lees
Eighteen-month-old Evan Drake
prepares to partake of the
This family waves for the photographer as they prepare barbecue at the 426 Squadron
for their flight in a Hercules Saturday morning.
Family Day Saturday.
Families enjoy 426 Squadron’s Family Day
By Ross Lees
Firefighter Cpl Larry Martin helps Anthony Owens
into the same firefighting outfit Maple Leaf Luke
Schenn wore when the Leafs visited 8 Wing at the
beginning of the 2011-12 NHL season.
426 Squadron’s Family Day did just what it was
supposed to do – allow squadron members and
their families to have some fun while enjoying
some time in the new squadron headquarters.
“This is our chance to thank the families of
our members for their support throughout the
year,” Lieutenant-Colonel Christian Roy told The
Contact. “Our jobs can be all-consuming and take
up a lot of time away from our families, so this is
our chance to give some of that time back.”
LCol Roy said the day takes a great deal of effort from everyone in the squadron and others like
436 Squadron to supply an aircraft for the day.
“It takes a great team effort and we want to say
thanks for the support our families have given us,”
he noted.
The fun-packed day allowed families to see the
working environment of their military members but
also to experience fun aspects of military life. Fam-
ily members were taken through and given rides on
the J-model simulator, they saw a CC150 Polaris static
display and were given rides on a Hercules. There was
face painting, bouncy castles and a huge blow-up slide,
fire truck rides and a barbecue to fill in the day.
But perhaps the highlight of the day, for young
and old, was the presence of Maple Leaf great Ron
Ellis with the Rocket Richard trophy. Mr. Ellis spent
the day with his son, Capt R.J. Ellis of 426 Squadron,
adding a little extra to the entire family day event.
The day and the effort put forth by squadron members were appreciated by LCol Roy and the squadron
family members.
“I would like to take this opportunity to thank
Capt Ellis and MCpl Steve Owens for the outstanding
work they did for our Family Day,” LCol Roy noted.
“I know that many of you were also involved in assisting them for all of the activities offered, and I thank
you also. The static displays, HTF tour, simulator rides,
family flights, kid’s activities and fire truck rides were
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Col Roy could not resist a small jibe at the traditional foes of his favourite
hockey team – the Montreal Canadiens.
“Of note, I would like to offer my sincere thanks to Mr. Ron Ellis for bringing
a trophy that honours the best hockey player of all time who played for the best
hockey team ever. It was certainly a memorable occasion for all of us to meet and
have our picture taken with an actual player from the Maple Leafs that had actually
tasted champagne from the Stanley Cup – very rare indeed,” he said with a smile.
It did not cause offence with Mr. Ellis, who said he was just glad there were
so many hockey fans present and he wanted them to have the chance to physically
touch the trophy.
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Fitness & Health
itness & Health
Nobody wants to stay inside when the sun’s shining. So
when you’re outside, using a little sun sense can protect
you and your family from sunburn.
What can you do? If you can, plan your outdoor activities before 11 a.m. or after 4 p.m. when the sun is not
at its strongest, or any time of the day when the UV Index
is three or less.
Remember, if your shadow’s shorter than you, it’s
time to find some shade or go inside. If you can’t find
shade, create your own. Take along an umbrella – that way
you can have shade wherever you need it.
Babies need extra protection because their skin is very
sensitive. It’s best to keep babies out of direct sunlight.
Use clothing that covers their arms and legs, add a hat
and put on a little sunscreen. Put the stroller, playpen or
carriage in the shade – under trees or an umbrella.
Cover up. One of the best ways to make sure you
don’t burn is to cover up. Choose clothing that is: loose
fitting – like a t-shirt, tightly woven, lightweight
Where’s my hat? Don’t forget to grab your hat on
your way out! Most skin cancers happen on the face and
neck. These areas need extra protection.
Wear a hat with a wide brim that covers your head,
face, ears and neck. Hats like baseball caps won’t give you
enough protection.
Put sunscreen on your ears, chin and neck even when
you’re wearing a hat.
Wear your sunglasses. Sunglasses can help prevent
damage to your eyes by blocking a large amount of UV
rays. Keep your shades on and make sure your children
wear them too. Choose sunglasses with: even shading, medium to dark lenses (grey, brown or green tint). Look for
UVA and UVB protection. These features can be found
in many inexpensive sunglasses.
Sunscreen – Don’t leave home without it. Sunscreen
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can’t block all the sun’s rays. Use it along with shade,
clothing and hats, not instead of them. Use sunscreen as a
backup in your sun protection plan.
Your sunscreen should have a sun protection factor
(SPF) 15 or higher, and if you work outdoors or are planning to be outside most of the day, use an SPF 30.
Look for “broad spectrum” on the label. This means
that the sunscreen offers protection against both UVA
and UVB ultraviolet rays.
Apply your sunscreen generously and at least 20 minutes before going outside. Read the label and follow the
instructions for reapplying. Don’t forget to cover your
nose, ears and the tops of your feet. Use a waterproof sunscreen if you’re in or near water.
Avoid indoor tanning. Just like the sun, tanning beds
and sun lamps release UV rays that can cause sunburn,
damage skin and increase the risk of skin cancer.
Check your skin regularly. You can never be completely safe from the sun. Over time, exposure to UV rays
may cause skin cancer. Get to know the skin you’re in and
report any changes to your doctor.
Did You Know
Many people feel that they are not exercising unless they are actually working out in the gym. Your body
doesn’t know the difference between walking to your boss’s
office and walking on a treadmill. Using the stairs, taking
the bike to the post office, walking to work, shovelling the
driveway and mowing the lawn are just a few examples of
the opportunities you have to steal some exercise in your
busy day. The more exercise you steal the more your body
will love you.
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Stay hydrated every day. Basic fluid needs
are about 2 litres per day plus replacement
of any fluid lost from sweating. By the time
you are thirsty you are already 2% dehydrated which equates to a 15-20% decline in
performance.
Start exercise hydrated. Ample, light
coloured urine means well hydrated. Dark,
scant urine signals a need for more fluid.
Drink 300–500 mL of fluid at least 4 hours
before exercise. Drink 150–350 mL of fluid
about 2 hours before exercise, if you have
not produced any urine or if your urine is
still bright yellow. LIMIT beverages that
contain caffeine and alcohol.
During exercise, drink enough fluid to
prevent excessive dehydration. Sweat rates
range from 0.4 to 1.8 litres per hour, depending on the individual, the type of sport,
and the weather conditions. Drink about
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mL every 15-20 minutes). Test the amount
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After exercise, replace any fluid and
electrolyte deficit. Note that significant dehydration (more than 2–3 pounds weight
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consumed after exercise. Sodium enhances
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June 1, 2012
Welcome to The Contact newspaper’s Community Events page! Thanks to the generosity of Smylie’s Independent Grocer, we can, space permitting,
feature public service anouncements, community events and help promote non-profit and charitable organizations in the Quinte area.
The Contact is always interested in what is going on in and around CFB Trenton. Please send your coming events (from blood donor clinics to tea
parties) to us at [email protected]. Each event should be typed out in the format of those below. Please do not send posters.
June is Recreation Month
“Sky is the Limit” win a hot air balloon vacation
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recreation programs for the month of June, such
as belly dance/zumba, self-defense, yoga, Kidz
night out, P.A. day camp, and much more! Visit
us at: www.cfcommunitygateway.com for more
information.
June 2 - Trojan Club singles
dance
Travel Lodge, Belleville (formally the Ramada
Inn) from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Jump into summer
dance and join the fun.
June 4 – Soup and Sandwich
Wooler United Church will be holding a soup
and sandwich from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost is
$7/person.
June 4 - Air Cadet Squadron 51st
Annual Review
704 Air Force City Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron will be holding their 51st Annual
Review on Monday, June 4 beginning at 7 p.m.
The Reviewing Officer will be His Worship John
Williams, Mayor of Quinte West. The Annual
Review will take place at the MSE Hangar, 11
Buffalo Ave. Enter the south side of 8 Wing
Trenton from RCAF Road and proceed south to
Buffalo Avenue. The MSE Hangar will be visible
to the west (right) once past the Southside Gym.
Attendees are asked to be in place by 6:30 p.m.
For additional information please contact Capt
Garret Watts, Commanding Officer 704 Air
Force City Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron,
at [email protected] or (613)847-4397
June 6 - Quinte Film Alternative season finale film and party!
Featuring Starbuck - A sweet and poignant com-
edy, one of Quebec’s most popular films of the
year. Rated 14A. At the Empire Theatre at 7:30
p.m. only, followed by a catered reception. Everyone is welcome. More info at 613-480-6407 or
visit www.quintefilmalternative.ca
June 9 – 16th annual County
Poker Run
Departs Consecon Legion at 11 a.m. and proceeds to Camp Trillium (Garrette’s Island). Fee
is $20. Two hundred kilometre ride with all riders
welcome but riding at their own risk. For more
information, contact Rick at 613-392-7794 or
Rayanne at 613-398-8678.
June 13 – 8 Wing Officers’ Mess
Ladies Club closing dinner
The annual closing dinner of the 8 Wing Officers’ Mess Ladies Club takes place June 13 at 6
p.m. in the upper lounge of the Officers’ Mess.
Admission is $15 for members, invited guests of
members is $25. For more information, call Kim
at 613-962-2718.
June 13 – Fairways for Heroes
Charity Golf Tournament
The 3rd Annual Fairways for Heroes Charity
Golf Tournament will take place on June 13 at
Carlisle Golf and Country Club (near Burlington, ON). Once again this year, the event will
feature a delicious BBQ lunch prior to the 1 p.m.
shotgun start. After a round of golf, there will be
an incredible prime rib feast and presentation ceremony. The incredible price for lunch, golf, cart
and buffet dinner is just $160. This year, the proceeds from the tournament will be donated to the
Military Families Fund and Wounded Warriors.
July 18 – MFRC BBQ fundraiser
Grand & Toy is pleased to announce this year’s
MFRC BBQ fundraiser on Baker Island from
11a.m. to 2 p.m. Mark your calendars – hope to
see you there!
Correction Notice
In the May 11 issue of The Contact, Sgt Glenn White’s name was
inadvertently changed from Glenn to Barry. The Contact regrets the error
and below is what should have appeared.
Sgt Glenn White was presented with a PM’s certificate and the Canadian
Forces Retirement Scoll by Maj Ken Mills on April 4.
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A helicopter carrying base
photographer Lori Geneau
is pictured here flying past
the new tower while runners
stream past below.
Photos: Ross Lees
Photo: Ross Lees
Race marshall Capt Claudine Vachon gives instructions while flanked
by 8 Wing commander Colonel Sean Friday and 8 Wing Chief Warrant
Officer Sandor Gyuk.
Runners flow down the runway
just after the start of the race
Sunday morning and separate
into the three components of
the event – a three km family
fun run/walk, and the five and
seven km runs.
Photo: Lori Geneau, Wing Imaging
(RIGHT) Three-year-old Matthew Isenor
gives it his all as he heads toward the
finish line in Sunday’s Air Force Run.
Photo: Ross Lees
The mass start was impressive to see as a huge number of participants took part in
Sunday’s inaugural Air Force Run at CFB Trenton.
Photo: Ross Lees
this is going on,” he said prior to the event. “The idea is that we’re
trying to celebrate the fact that fitness and the AF are one and the
same.
“But at the same time, we’re trying to create something that
allows us to spend some time with our families,” he added.
Col Friday acknowledged there would be work undertaken on
some other options for next year’s event, as the annual event builds
some momentum. He reminded everyone the event was for fun
and fitness, and was not competitive.
“So just go out there and have some fun, run the runway which
I’ve never personally done before, and spend some time together
celebrating fitness in the AF,” he stated.
8 Wing Chief Warrant Officer Sandor Gyuk said he often sees
red, but he liked the red he was seeing Sunday morning.
“I’m really pleased to see you out here supporting the good
causes of Soldier On and the Military Family Fund,” he said.
A mass start saw the sea of red flow down the runway and then
break off in different directions as 8 Wing members and their
families and associates proceeded on the route they chose to run.
Race marshal Capt Claudine Vachon told The Contact after the
event she never got an official total of how many people participated, but that she was very happy with the turnout.
“I was not expecting that many participants and I was really
pleased to see all the family members who joined in the event,” she
noted. “This is a new initiative across the AF and every wing held
an event on Sunday. Last Sunday was the inaugural Air Force Run
and it is expected that such an event will be continued in future
years.”
Wing Public Affairs Officer Capt Steven Dieter said he felt
most people didn’t look at it as a competitive event, but a time to
have some fun with their colleagues and family.
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cases of mental illness, arising from the heavy operational tempo in the Balkans and Afghanistan, has not likely been felt yet.
The government and Canadians have sent these men and women to deploy and serve in these missions abroad and therefore have a moral obligation
to ensure they are properly cared for once they return. The announced cuts
give the government a failing grade. Without operational research in this area,
Canada will be forced to resort to reactive treatment while abandoning the
proactive education and prevention of mental illness to our troops.
It is unacceptable that these cuts are being made on the backs of our most
vulnerable and mentally ill soldiers, sailors, airmen and airwomen. There is no
better way to demonstrate their commitment to support the men and women
who serve their country than by not making these cuts.
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Afghanistan n’est pas encore connue.
Le gouvernement et les Canadiens et Canadiennes ont déployé ces hommes et femmes pour servir dans ces missions à l’étranger et ont, par conséquent, l’obligation morale de s’assurer qu’on prenne soin d’eux à leur retour
au pays. Les coupures annoncées donnent au gouvernement une mauvaise
note. Sans une recherche opérationnelle dans ce domaine, le Canada sera forcé
de recourir à un traitement réactif tout en abandonnant une éducation proactive et la prévention de maladie mentale au sein de nos troupes.
C’est répréhensible que ces coupures soient effectuées sur le dos de nos
marins, soldats, aviateurs et aviatrices. Il n’existe aucun meilleur moyen pour le
gouvernement de démonter son engagement à l’appui des hommes et femmes
qui servent leur pays que d’annuler ces coupures.
Patricia (Pat) Varga,
Dominion President of The Royal Canadian Legion
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WEEK OF May 27 TO June 2, 2012
The luckiest signs this week: Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces
ARIES
Business should be excellent for you at the moment if you work in sales. You’re a great negotiator and can close
a sale to your advantage.
TAURUS
You will need to define your feelings more precisely if you’re in a new relationship. Emotions aren’t always easy
to cope with in a working environment.
GEMINI
You’ll spend part of this week coordinating family matters. Perhaps a bit of discipline will also be necessary for
the younger ones. You feel the need for a lasting peace.
CANCER
You don’t feel at a loss for words this week. As you tend to say everything you think, you will help make certain
situations more equitable.
LEO
Even though you like a bit of luxury, you are also capable of controlling any impulsive shopping. You could decide
to organize a very profitable garage sale.
VIRGO
You will be faced with a situation that will require a swift reaction. If this happens at work, your response will be
noted and a good promotion or bonus will result.
LIBRA
Mars has been in Virgo for some time now, so it’s possible that your vitality is dwindling. Don’t allow yourself to
neglect your need for sleep, and take care to eat a healthier diet.
SCORPIO
One of your friends may invite you to participate in some interesting activities. Perhaps you should also take the
time to relax and go to a spa or some sort of wellness centre.
SAGITTARIUS
You may have to take over the role of leader without being fully prepared. You will have to manage a considerable
sum of money, whether this is at work or in a volunteer organization.
CAPRICORN
It’s time to plan your next vacation. However, don’t be surprised if you’re offered the chance to take part in an
interesting project that would be very profitable for you during this time.
AQUARIUS
You will need to make a few adjustments at work as well as in your personal life. You could embark on a new
path through life, most likely in the company of your loved one.
PISCES
Your family situation could take an unusual turn. Perhaps a birth has to be planned for or elderly parents
are in need of you.
18. Stairway support
19. Swear to be true
20. Accomplisher
21. Promote
23. Brief look
25. Chap
26. Wit
29. Discomfort
32. Quench
34. Two-person game
37. Lettuce
39. Borders
99. “____ the Change”
43. Of the nose
43. Robins’ domiciles
101. Sandpaper material
47. Trivial lie
42. Sniggler
45. Pend
46. Lounge
48. Makes edging
50. Math term
51. Baby’s food
54. Unlike
57. Ms. Scala of “The Tunnel of
Love”
58. Wings
60. Cotillion
61. Bard’s instrument
63. Fuses together
65. On the up and up
67. Blooper
71. Sluggish
73. Manner
74. Cosmetic preparation
75. Representative
77. In need of a massage
79. Rose-colored
80. Hawaiian wood
82. Shower-wall surface
84. Poetic twilights
87. Spheres
89. Pantry
92. Tiny particles
96. Water jug
97. Store, as fodder
98. Of prisons
100. Routines
DOWN
1. Review poorly
2. Pub potable
3. Altercation
4. Beard or Child
5. Foyer
6. Flo, to Andy
7. Emote
8. “____ Lively” (Sinatra film)
9. Flexible water tubes
10. Peasants’ cooperatives
11. Antiquated
12. Return
13. Imaginative thought
14. Web-footed bird
16. Sitar music
22. Unlock, to a poet
24. New Zealand parrot
44. Kill the engine
49. Duroc’s digs
51. Ratchet device
52. Nautical direction
53. Tasty
55. Supplication
56. Therefore
59. Circular current
62. Partake of nourishment
64. Seven, to Renee
66. Lob’s path
68. Tree
69. Burr to Hamilton
70. Leftover
72. Carpenter, at times
74. Concentrated solution
76. Grassy plain
78. “____, There and
Everywhere” (Beatles hit)
26. Like a bairn
80. Lunatic
28. Sal, e.g.
83. Once, once
27. Unreturned serve
30. Bar rocks
31. Homesickness
33. New Zealand bird
35. Thing, in law
36. Made footprints
38. Asterisk
40. South American monkey
41. Covered walk
81. Shield border
85. Neck part
86. Dam up
88. Tree exudate
90. Gaming cube
91. Loop trains
93. Song from “A Chorus Line”
94. Tarnish
95. Wily
MFRC
June 1, 2012
The Contact - 19
Trenton
Military Family Resource Centre
INFORMATION / REGISTRATION / INSCRIPTION
Canada’s Wonderland is
now open for the 2012
season
Tickets are on sale at the
MFRC at discount prices. New
for 2012; Leviathan is one of
the biggest and tallest coasters in the world. Riders will
climb to a record breaking
height of 306’/93.3m followed
by an exhilarating 80 degree
drop, reaching a top speed of
148km/h. You will find over
200 attractions, 68 rides, Splash
Works and great new live shows
and more.
Adult (3-59 years old and over
48” tall) $41 ($57.99 at the
gate)
Junior/Senior (60-plus years) or
(three-plus years and under 48”
tall )$33 ($33.99 at the gate)
Pay once, visit twice
$55.
Inscription et paiement avant le
31 mai au CRFM
Single Parent Group
Information Meeting
June 11, 6 p.m. at the MFRC
Annex, 9 Namao Drive. Childcare available. Please preregister
by calling Eve at 613-955-0998,
or Audrey, 613-955-0902.
Groupe Mono-parental
Réunion d’information
Le 11 juin 2012 à 18h a le
Annexe du CRFM, 9 Namao
Drive. La garde d’enfant est disponible. Veuillez vous inscrire
à l’avance en téléphonant Eve
au 613-955-0998 ou Audrey au
613-955-002.
New Pilot Project Francophone Pre-school
Program
The Trenton MFRC has been
approached by the Regional
French Network to offer a
French-language
Pre-school
program within our Licensed
Daycare. Although we offer
bilingual services at this time
there is no French language
service in the Hastings area.
We will be offering 8 preschool
spaces for this program in September 2012. In order for this
program to move forward and
be successful we must receive
enough registration and have
qualified staff to facilitate the
program.
This program aims to enhance Childrens French language skills prior to entering a
French/Immersion school sys-
613-965-3575
tem.
We are requesting parents
to come into the Daycare and
fill out a registration form and
pay a registration fee of $30 per
child to show your commitment. Start date: Sept. 10. Ages:
2.6 to four years of age. Fee:
$38.50 full day. Pre-register by
June 24. For any further questions, please contact Denise
Currie at 613-965-4121.
Nouveau Projet Pilote
Programme pré scolaire
francophone
Le CRFM a été approché par
le Réseau régional francophone
afin d’offrir un programme
préscolaire en langue française
à notre garderie agréée. Malgré
que nous offrons déjà des services bilingues, présentement il
n’y a aucun service en français
dans la région de Hastings. Dès
le mois de septembre 2012, nous
aurons 8 places de disponibles
pour ce programme pré scolaire
mais afin d’aller de l’avant avec ce
programme, nous devons avoir
suffisamment d’inscriptions et
de personnel qualifié.
Le but de ce programme
est d’améliorer les habiletés en
français des enfants avant de
les intégrer au système scolaire
d’immersion ou francophone.
Nous demandons aux parents de venir compléter un formulaire d’inscription à la garderie et payer les frais de 30$ par
enfant à titre d’engagement.
Début: Le 10 septembre. Âges:
de 2.6 ans à 4 ans. Frais: 38,50$
journée complète. Inscription:
au plus tard le 24 juin. Pour plus
d’information veuillez communiquer avec Denise Currie au
613-965-4121.
Canada’s Wonderland
ouvert pour la saison 2012
Friday, June 8, at CFB Trenton, Roundel Glen Golf Club.
Four-person, best ball tournament. Cost $60 includes; nine
holes with cart, dinner and
prizes. Registration noon, tee
off 1p.m.
Registration and payment by
May 31 at the MFRC
Tournoi de golf inaugural
vendredi rouge
Le vendredi 8 juin, a BFC
Trenton, Club Roundel Glen
Golf. Quatre personnes, meilleure balle.
Coût 60,00$ incluant; neuf trous
avec chariot, souper et prix. Inscription à midi et départ à 13h.
Nick Hoornweg
613-827-1124
Installation • Sales
Service
Plan No: 1-2-649
For more floor plans, visit www.jenish.com
The plans for this attractive two-family home, with arts-andcrafts detailing in the mullioned windows, include an unfinished
basement for future expansion.
In the two-bedroom home on the left side of the building,
a covered entry leads into a compact foyer, with the second bedroom to the left and a handy computer room to the right. A coat
closet is located near the stairway down to the unfinished basement.
The great room features a gas fireplace, as well as large
windows overlooking a sundeck, with stairs down to the back
garden. The dining room includes french doors that open to a
covered deck, perfect for year-round grilling and al fresco meals
in the warmer months.
The kitchen is divided from the dining room and great room
by a hexagonal prep island and two-seat eating bar. Double sinks
are located in the prep island, so whoever draws dish duty will
not feel isolated.
The kitchen’s corner pantry will provide welcome storage,
and the L-shaped counter configuration will save steps for the
cook.
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The master bedroom includes an ensuite with a soaker tub
and double sinks, as well as a shower stall. The walk-in closet
should be large enough for the most fashion-conscious couple’s
clothing. A linen cupboard is tucked in near the entrance.
A three-piece bathroom is located across the foyer from the
second bedroom.
Completing the lay-out is a laundry room with a coat cupboard and access to the double garage. Ceilings all measure nine
feet.
The east wing of the home contains a one-bedroom suite.
A covered entry leads into a foyer with a coat closet. Nearby is a
cupboard with a stacked washer and dryer, tucked in just outside
the three-piece bath.
The bedroom is located across from a linen closet, and includes an extra-wide sill.
The open-plan living room opens through sliding doors to
a covered patio. The kitchen has a two-seat eating bar and an efficient U-shaped counter configuration.
This two-family home measures 62 feet wide and 70 feet,
two inches deep, for a total of 2,232 square feet.
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Vous trouverez plus de 200 attractions, 68 montagnes russes,
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porte)
Junior/Sénior) (60+ ans) ou (3+
and et moins que 48 » hauteur)
33$ (33,99$ à la porte)
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55$
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The Contact - 21
Chaplains’ Corner
8 Wing Chapel
Location: 91 Namao Dr. E
Contact: (613) 392-2811 ext 2490
Office hours: Mon. to Fri., 8 a.m. to
4 p.m.
Capt Alex Varga
Capt Blair Ross
Capt Robert Lavoie
Capt Gerson Flor
Capt Chinedu Chukwu
Stephen An, Clergé Officiant Civil
Mass Times
RC Mass French 9 a.m.
Protestant 10:15 a.m.
RC Mass English 11:30 a.m.
RC Daily Masses 12:15 p.m.
(call the office to confirm)
Chapelle de la 8e Escadre
Emplacement: 91, prom. Namao Est
Pour nous joindre : 613-392-2811
poste 2490
Heures de bureau : du lundi au vendredi, de 8 h à 16 h
Our Padres:
Maj Tracy Graf, 8 Wing Trenton
Unit Padres:
Heures des messes religieuses:
Messe CR en français 9 h
CAMPBELL’S AUTO SHOP
327 COLEMAN STREET, BELLEVILLE
Service protestant 10 h 15
Messe CR en anglais 11 h 30
Messe CR quotidienne 12h15
(téléphonez le bureau pour confirmer)
• COMPLETE COLLISION
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• ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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Nos Padrés:
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du 8e Esc
Aumôniers d’Unité:
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Capt Blair Ros
Capt Robert Lavoie
Capt Gerson Flor
Capt Chinedu Chukwu
Stephen An, Clergé Officiant Civil
613-968-5791
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both levels with m/f laundry, 3 bedrooms, 4pc
& 3pc ensuite bath, large living rm & dining rm,
eat-in kitchen, upgraded wood floors in most
rooms. Lower level offers large rec rm, office,
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deck overlooking beautiful flower gardens
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maintained and a pleasure to show.
E-mail:
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East Chapel
29 Bay Street, Trenton
613-394-2433
Independently Owned and Operated
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613-475-1966
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170 Dundas Street, Trenton
613-392-3579
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Each Office Independently Owned & Operated
spacious rooms and almost 3000 sq. ft. of finished living area, large foyer and
great traffic flow for entertaining. This 4 bedroom, 3 bath, ‘Toby’ built R-2000
custom home has many valuable updates, Including roofing, H E gas furnace
& central air and many new windows. Great location is very convenient to
CFB Trenton, hwy 401, a nearby school and a quick commute to Belleville.
Interior details include lots of natural wood trim and many french doors.
Don’t wait to see this exceptional value home, hurry and call Peter today!!
447 Dundas Street West
Trenton, ON
K8V 3S4
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Each Office Independently Owned and Operated
309 Dundas St. E.
Trenton Ont.
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Depend on me for the “Plane Truth”!
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LANTHORN REAL ESTATE
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441 Front Street, Trenton ON K8V 6C1
Bus (613) 392-2511
Fax (613) 392-9385
Cell (613) 242-8160
Toll Free (888) 792-5499
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Independently Owned and Operated. Trademarks of AIR MILES XXX Trading B.V. Used under
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Cell: 613-848-7054
Bus: 613-394-1800
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Toll Free: 1-855-394-1800
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Fridges $100 and up
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Trade-ins accepted on the new
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Trenton
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08 HONDA RIDGELINE
08 HONDA RIDGELINE
15201
4WD! Pwr heated
leather seats! Pwr sunroof!
Under bed storage box! Black!
17” Alloy wheels! 3.5L-V6, rear
sliding window, dual climate
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FM/MP3/6 disc changer, pwr
windows, locks, mirrors, keyless
entry, 107,000kms.
$
$
20,995
165.16
biweekly
72 mths @ 6.99%
0 DOWN
+HST
11 CHEV SILVERADO 1500 LT
D15492 4X4! Factory remote
start! 18” Alloy wheels! 5.3LV8, short bed, bed liner, flex fuel,
chrome step bars, trailer hitch,
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only 21,000kms!!!
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AWD! Pwr heated leather
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$
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$
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72 mths @ 6.99%
0 DOWN
08 FORD F150 XLT
P14576
4X4! 18” Chrome
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short bed, bed liner, trailer hitch,
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locks, windows, mirrors, keyless
entry, 54,000kms.
$
08 FORD F150 XLT
21,995
173.02
$
biweekly
72 mths @ 6.99%
0 DOWN
+HST
+HST
12 FORD F-250 SUPERDUTY XLT
163.51
96 mths @ 6.99%
0 DOWN
17,995
114.56
$
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72 mths @ 6.99%
D15376 4X4! Integrated brake controller! 17”
Alloy wheels! 6.2L-V8, Crew cab, short bed,
bed liner, trailer hitch, steering wheel controls,
tow mirrors, flex fuel, air, tilt, cruise, satellite
radio, CD/MP3, pwr windows, locks, mirrors,
keyless entry, only 20,000kms!!!
173.02
biweekly
72 mths @ 6.99%
0 DOWN
+HST
$
$
21,995
138.35
biweekly
96 mths @ 6.99%
0 DOWN
+HST
10 FORD F-350 SUPERDUTY
$
32,995
207.05
$
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96 mths @ 6.99%
0 DOWN
Previous Daily Rental
+HST
0 DOWN
D14526
4X4! Turbo Diesel!
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$
27,995
176.09
$
biweekly
96 mths @ 6.99%
0 DOWN
+HST
08 HOLIDAY RAMBLER AMBASSADOR
15117
Mint condition! Only
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21,995
Previous Daily Rental
+HST
$
$
P15434 4X4! 16” Alloy wheels!
4.7L-V8, crew cab, bed liner,
steering wheel controls, flex fuel,
air, tilt, cruise, AM/FM/CD, pwr
mirrors, windows, locks, keyless
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biweekly
P14269 17” Alloy wheels! 5.4LV8, Crew cab, short bed, bed liner,
trailer hitch, steering wheel controls,
cruise, tilt, air, satellite radio, CD/
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