May 26 2014 - The Aurora Newspaper

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Aurora long-range patrol aircraft crews from 14 Wing
Greenwood and 19 Wing Comox recently completed a “missionrehearsal-through-simulation” exercise to prepare Exercise
Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC). RIMPAC, the world’s largest
international maritime exercise, is held every two years in and
around the Hawaiian Islands.
The virtual exercise was another step in the Royal Canadian
Air Force’s initiatives to use advances in modelling and simulation technology to improve its training and readiness, as well
as increase its operational output.
“This was the first large-scale simulation exercise aimed at
preparing members of the maritime patrol and reconnaissance
community for RIMPAC,” said Colonel Iain Huddleston, the
commander of 14 Wing.
“Our crews continue to draw great benefits from simulation
exercises such as this one. SIMEX 1401 – Virtual RIMPAC
– provided our crews with opportunities to enhance their airborne leadership, team-building and communications skills,
and prepare for the challenging intelligence, surveillance and
reconnaissance and anti-submarine warfare missions they will
encounter during RIMPAC 2014.”
The 12-day simulation exercise took place “virtually” in two of
the RIMPAC strike group operational areas, located southwest
of the Hawaiian Islands.
After they received their mission briefing, exercise participants
from 407 Long Range Patrol Squadron,19 Wing, and 404 Long
Range Patrol and Training Squadron, 405 Long Range Patrol
Squadron, and the Maritime Proving and Evaluation Unit, 14
Wing; were challenged to complete realistic missions. They were
working in a complex warfare environment that included ships,
submarines and aircraft acting as friendly or opposing forces.
In the virtual training world, they joined a task group at sea
and built and maintained the recognized maritime picture, using
their surveillance equipment to detect, intercept, identify, record
and analyze sources of electromagnetic energy for immediate
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May 26, 2014
Aurora crews...
...cover
threat recognition. Working
with friendly submarines,
they also conducted several
combined anti-submarine exercises – known as CASEX –
hunting submarines belonging
to the opposing forces.
“This simulated exercise
helped bring the fleet to a
high level of readiness,” said
Huddleston. “Crews practiced
operating in direct support to a
task group at sea and successfully achieved interoperability
in an intensive joint communications environment.
“They improved their ability
to search, locate, track and
report subsurface contacts of
interest and adapted rapidly to
the different exercise injects
introduced by the 404 Squadron exercise staff.”
The exercise participants
conducted the mission rehearsal training using devices: the operational mission
simulator (OMS) acquired with
the Auroras in 1980, and the
modernized procedures crew
trainer (PCT) purchased in
2012. The OMS, which was
upgraded in 2008, replicates
the tactical compartment of
the CP140 Aurora. Air crews
use it to exercise proven tactics, techniques and procedures. Staff members can
provide full scenario replays
after each individual mission
and selected 3-D animation
replays during the debriefing
at the end of the exercise. The
newer PCT is an advanced
reconfigurable tactical crew
trainer built under the Aurora
Incremental Modernization
Project (AIMP).
Fourteen of Canada’s 18
Auroras are being modernized
and their life span extended
under Block III of the AIMP
and two other programs, the
Aurora Structural Life Extension Project and the Aurora
Extension Proposal. These enhancements and modifications
will extend the operational
effectiveness of the modernized Aurora to 2030 and make
it one of the best intelligence,
surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft available. The
next stage of upgraded and
state-of-the-art avionics and
missions systems will add
three new capabilities to the
aircraft: Link 16 Datalink,
beyond line of sight satellite
communications capability
and an improved self-defence
system.
“The Aurora community
has a long history of supporting operational training
through the use of advanced
simulation. Since we acquired
the OMS with our fleet of
Auroras in 1980, this training
device has delivered yeoman
service,” said Captain Craig
Jorgensen from the policy
section of the Directorate of
Air Simulation and Training
Captain Mathieu Kuhn, a navigation communications officer with 404 Long Range
Patrol and Training Squadron, assesses incoming information and, as the mission crew
commander, gives direction to the crew to complete the aircraft mission during SIMEX
2014 – Virtual RIMPAC at 14 Wing Greenwood.
Master Corporal R.Wilson, 14 Wing Imaging
in Ottawa.
“The introduction of the
PCT provides a greatly enhanced ability to train the
significantly wider spectrum
of capabilities delivered in
the AIMP-updated Aurora.
This training capability will
be further improved with the
delivery of a new OMS later
this year, which will support
with greatly enhanced fidelity
and simulation capability the
full-crew mission training for
the updated Block III aircraft.”
The upcoming introduction
of the Royal Canadian Air
Force’s new simulation strategy will further refine the Air
Force’s use of simulation. The
strategy will coordinate the
introduction of new training
technology within the service,
ensuring that new devices can
be linked together to form a
common virtual training en-
vironment.
“The RCAF will build a virtual world that allows training
devices to connect with each
other and with comparable
constructs of our joint and
coalition allies,” continued
Jorgensen. “Within this virtual
world, the Aurora will be able
to conduct training and mission rehearsal in conjunction
with partners and allies exactly
as they do in a real world exer-
Aurora
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cises and operations.”
Some of the most critical training tasks for crews
operating the Block III Aurora centre on interoperability and communications, he
explained.
“To be effective during operations, Aurora crews must
be able to effectively communicate and work with Canadian Armed Forces maritime
helicopters, ships and submarines, as well as with the air,
sea and land platforms used
by our allies.
“Ensuring that the air force’s
training devices can be linked
together and linked with the
training devices used by our
partners will help ensure that
our crews continue to deliver
robust air power.”
The successful completion
of the first RIMPAC SIMEX at
14 Wing May 5 demonstrated
the importance of simulation
training for modern and effective military forces.
As the Royal Canadian Air
Force works to put in place
a fully-integrated, optimized
training system that mixes
live, virtual and constructive
training by 2025, “missionrehearsal-through-simulation”
exercises like this one underline how training devices
linked together to form a common virtual training environment are critical to maintaining the RCAF’s high level of
operational excellence.
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Master Warrant Officer
Austin Gaulton, Maritime
Proving and Evaluation
Chief Warrant Officer Ian Smith (left) and Lieutenant-Colonel David Proteau (right), Unit, gets drinks ready.
404 Squadron, smile at the chance of having their picture taken with Grimace and
Katherine Lightbourn.
Corporal J.Reynolds, 14 Wing Imaging
Smiles free as
community dines out
May 7, command teams
from 14 Wing Greenwood
helped serve at the Greenwood McDonald’s to show
their support of McHappy
Day, the restaurant’s annual
event fundraiser for Ronald
McDonald House and other local children’s charities across
the country.
The Greenwood McDonald’s
raffled off an iPad on behalf
of Camp Brigadoon, a recreational facility on Aylesford
Colonel Iain Huddleston, 14 Wing Commander, practices Lake dedicated to children with
newfound skills behind the counter over the lunch hour. pediatric and chronic illnesses.
Each command team was
given an hour long shift and
shown the ins and outs of
how the restaurant works.
Between all the volunteers,
Lieutenant-Colonel Ted Cosstick, Wing Administration,
helps run the games.
14 Wing provided 11 hours of
support in the drive through
window, serving coffee, stocking shelves, delivering orders
and helping with the games
for children.
14 Wing was not alone in
supporting this great day;
personnel were accompanied
by local RCMP members,
Scotiabank staff, Kingston
Fire Department volunteers,
staff from the office of David
Proudfoot, CIBC and K-Rock.
McDonald’s raised over
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that, $15,000 in the Annapolis
Valley, which will be shared
Lieutenant-Colonel Scott Latter, Wing Operations, gets
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May 5, the North American Occupational Safety & Health Week flag raising at the main gate of 14 Wing Greenwood was marked by, from left, Deputy Wing General Safety Officer Dave Mailman, Wing General Safety Officer
Roger Walsh, Wing Chief Warrant Officer Pierrot Jetté, 14 Wing Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston, Wing
Logistics and Engineering Commanding Officer Lieutenant-Colonel Brian Richardson, Wing Workplace Health
and Safety Committee Labour co-chair Scott Harrigan, WLE Chief Warrant Officer William Hinchey and PSP
Fitness and Sports director Fred Williams,
Corporal J.Kennedy, 14 Wing Imaging
Master Corporal David Bruce, left, and Warrant Officer
Bryan Easson of 14 Wing Transportation and Electrical
and Mechanical Engineering used May 8 health and
safety fair to get set for National Safe Driving Week
May 12 through 18.
S.Keddy
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Wing, community partners promote
safety, wellness
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
a good chance to put more
safety practices in the forefront.
“What we do with flight
safety, and on the ground, has
a direct effect on operations,”
said 14 Wing Commander
Colonel Iain Huddleston,
opening the day’s exhibits
and seminars at the Fitness
At a flying base, workers
have a good idea of what air
safety encompasses. The
14 Wing Greenwood health
and safety fair May 8, during
North American Occupational
Safety and Health Week, is
& Sports Centre gym.
“Everything you can do to
encourage our people to be
safe, healthy and fit helps me
put airplanes out the door
around the world, and I thank
you for that – you do make a
contribution.”
Several dozen community, businesses and mili-
tary partners participated in
the fair, with technical work
equipment, safety clothing,
specialty products; health and
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U.S. Brigadier General Charles Hyde, Deputy Combined/ Joint Force Air Component Commander, arrives at 11 Hyde is briefed on the Operational Mission Simulator at
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Canadian Engineers and cover
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Army Museum Halifax Citadel
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history, will mark the centennial
of the First World War and the
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Allied victory. In addition, it will
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World War.
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of more than 66,000 Canadians.
When war broke out in August
1914, 22-year-old Eric Forbes of
Dartmouth was an engineering
student at Queen’s University in
Kingston, Ontario. He was also
a member of the university’s militia unit and quickly volunteered
for active service overseas, as
did his entire class. After training at Valcartier, Quebec, the
young men were assigned to
the 6th Field Company, Canadian Engineers,
and dispatched
to England in
the fall of 1915
as part of the
First Division
of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. They
were bound for
the bloody battlefields of Belgium
and Northern France.
As army engineers, Eric and
his comrades were responsible
for repairing and maintaining
trenches, railway lines and other
infrastructure, including at the
front, where the fighting was
raging. Murray says his father
rarely talked about the horrors
he encountered. Only once did
he share a bad experience, ac-
Murray Forbes of Dartmouth is donating his father’s memorabilia from
the First World War to
the Army Museum Halifax
Citadel for its exhibition,
“The Road to Vimy and
Beyond.”
Submitted
Sergeant
John Eric Forbes of the
Canadian Engineers
Submitted
cording to his son. His father and
another engineer were returning
from the front lines and, believing they were safe, began walking along the top of the trench.
“The other chap was in front
and Dad was one step behind,”
Murray says. “The other chap
was shot in the back by an enemy sniper. Dad was, literally,
just a footstep away from being
killed.”
Eric‘s entries in his diaries include details of basic day-to-day
military housekeeping chores
and training activities, along
with unflattering comments
about the rain, the cold and
the mud, plus accounts
of the constant
fighting with
rats for rations
and the torment
of infestations
of lice. There’s
even mention of
the first time a
new weapon – the
tank - was ever
used in battle, an
event Eric witnessed in September 1916. The entries provide
such a fascinating glimpse into
the life of an average Canadian
soldier, a number were quoted
in author Pierre Berton’s book,
Vimy.
In addition to the diaries,
Murray has his father’s maps of
Northern France and Belgium,
showing the criss-cross routes
taken by his
unit as it was
ordered into
action at various parts of the
front. The sites
where Eric served
are names etched
forever in the Canadian
consciousness: the Somme, Ypres and, of course, Vimy
Ridge, where, for the first time
in the war, all four Canadian divisions serving in Europe fought
as a single force.
The collection of memorabilia
also includes 150 photos Murray’s father took while completing his training in Quebec and
during his time at the front.
Murray is amazed at the quality
of the small, black-and-white
snaps.
“For the camera equipment
of the time, and the film, these
photos are remarkably well
preserved,” he says.
And, Murray has a collection of letters his father wrote
home during his time abroad,
plus three hours of tapes of
him talking about his wartime
experiences. The recordings
were done in 1984, four years
before his father’s death at the
age of 96.
Eric Forbes served two years
with the Canadian Engineers
until, finally, frustrated with the
squalor and filth, he obtained a
transfer to train as a pilot with
the Royal Flying Corps, the forerunner of the Royal Air Force. By
the time he gained his wings and
was ready for his first posting,
the war was over.
Amazingly, that wasn’t the
end of his service to king and
country. Eric volunteered for
the RCAF when the Second
World War began in September
1939. He held the rank of flight
engineer and served as a construction engineering officer in
Debert, near Truro, until the end
of hostilities.
Murray, a retired Environment
Canada employee and RCAF
veteran himself, is making copies of every item of his father’s
wartime memorabilia, transcribing the diaries and the audio
tapes. He plans to loan all the
originals to “The Road to Vimy
and Beyond” exhibition and,
when it’s over, he’ll donate them
permanently to the museum.
He surveys the extensive collection spread out on the table.
“I’m pretty proud of the old
fellow,” says the son.
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Master Corporal Jennifer
Watson is from Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, and enrolled
in the Canadian Forces in 2002.
She completed her medical
training and was posted to CFB
Gagetown in 2004. After four
years in trade, Watson put in a
component transfer to preventive medicine, returning to the
medical school in Borden in
2008. Following eight months
of intense training, she was
posted to CFB Halifax, then to
14 Wing Greenwood in 2012.
“What I like the most in
my trade is that everyday is
different,” she says. Her job
consists of hygiene and sanitation inspection, noise and
light survey, travel brief, water
testing and pest control.
Watson deployed to Dubai
upon the camp closure. She
was tasked to spray pesticide on all equipment, trucks
and containers prior to returning to Canada. Her most
commemorative event is the
Memorial March, “To those
who served in the Canadian
Military Medical Services,”
upon the construction of the
newly built cenotaph. General
Walter Natynczyk presented
her with the Chief of Defense
Staff Coin after completing 16
kilometres.
A born athlete, Watson
is a dedicated team player.
Throughout her career, she
has devoted herself to various sports, including soccer,
hockey and softball. She was
nominated athlete of the year
in the Army women’s category
in Halifax in 2011. As part of
the Atlantic soccer team, she
participated in several Canadian Forces’ national competitions, earning numerous
awards: second place in 2009,
first place in 2010 and 2013.
She won the most valuable
player in 2009 and 2010 and
received the all star award
every year. Selected by the
International Military Sports
Council soccer team, she participated in the France World
Championship in 2010 and
the World Military Games in
Brazil the following year. She
was part of the team that won
hockey regionals and national
tournaments in 2009, her first
year playing hockey.
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May 26, 2014
Youth Happenings
Rebecca Dillman,
Recreation Youth Worker,
14 Wing Greenwood
Community Centre
Kenzie’s friends
Local friends of Kenzie Markey will be pleased to hear she’s out of hospital, crutching
around in a friend’s RV in Northern British Columbia as she continues to recuperate
from a skydiving accident April 6 in Arizona. Greenwood and Middleton Subway owner
Lorrie Penny, who hired Kenzie many years ago as a 16-year-old staffer, organized a
May 15 fundraiser which raised $3,000 to help Markey with American medical bills
and on-going costs. Penny presented Markey’s dad, Joe, and aunt Maureen Markey,
a staff member at Greenwood’s Valley Credit Union, which is coordinating a benefit
account at its branch; with a cheque May 23.
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The participants in the 14
Wing Greenwood Community
Centre’s Active Chicks program
recently tried out something
not many had tried before:
yoga. Most were able to do all
the stretches guest instructor
Julia Kachur presented us
with! Julia teaches regular
classes Mondays at the New
Beginnings Centre (find her on
Facebook for more info!).
There’s other fun stuff coming up in the week ahead.
Check out the schedule and,
if you have any questions or
would like to register, contact
902-765-8165 or [email protected]. Please preregister for any programs with
Alexandria Braniff and Rebecca Todd strike a yoga pose.
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what supplies to have at hand. Thursday, May 29
6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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nity Recreation Card holders)
6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Boys Club
Active Chicks
Monday, June 2
Wednesday, May 28
6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Nerf war - please bring eye
Taco night $3
protection!
Donations, effort adds up to save lives
Kelly Aucoin,
14 Wing Community
recreation coordinator
Canadian Blood Services
held a successful two-day
blood donor clinic at the 14
Wing Greenwood Community
Centre May 5 and 6. Two
hundred thirty-nine donors
attended and, as a result, 192
donations were collected,
which can be used to save
roughly 570 lives.
Honda Civic. Canada’s Best Selling Car 16 years in a row.
Greenwood is at 40 per
cent of its annual collection
goal in the Partner for Life
registered partners program:
we have collected 40 units so
far and are aiming for 100 in
2014.
Sign up as a 14 Wing partner at https://www.blood.ca/.
The base’s official Partner ID
is CANA011270.
The 14 Wing Community
Centre would like to thank
Tim Hortons and McDonald’s
for continued sponsorship of
this event, and the volunteer
work party members who
assisted with the load in and
out of equipment: Sergeant
Duncan Haldane, Sergeant
Nathalie Gelineau, Master
Corporal Adam Comer, Corporal Ryan Walsh, Corporal
Alex Hachey, Leading Seaman Mathew Skinner, Leading Seaman Will Dunphy,
Master Corporal Don Harvie
and Peter Moreland.
If you are interested in
booking an appointment to
give blood or to volunteer at
the next two-day clinic, call
1-888-236-6283. Canadian
Blood Services next clinic in
the area will be at the Kingston Lions’ hall July 14 and 15.
At this time I would like to thank
everyone that donated to
Kenzie Markey’s fundraiser
that we had at Subway on May 15, 2014.
We raised $3000.00 for her.
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14 Wing Greenwood
has a role in the annual
Apple Blossom Festival
events.
14 Wing Commander
Colonel Iain Huddleston
and Wing Chief Warrant Officer Pierrot Jetté
will attend the festival’s
opening ceremony May
28 in Windsor.
Huddleston, Jetté and
a military escort will
accompany the royal
party during coronation events May 30 in
Wolfville, and the escort will continue to the
evening’s fireworks in
Kentville.
May 31, Huddleston
and Jetté will represent
14 Wing in the grand
street parade viewing
stand in Kentville. The
parade kicks off at 1 p.m.
with a military flypast,
and the 14 Wing bands
will be marching the
route.
June 2, the royal party
visits 14 Wing as part of
its Valley tour, stopping
for lunch at the Annapolis Mess.
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May 26, 2014
Festival fun starts off summer
Join “Family, Friends & Fun
at the 82nd Annapolis Valley
Apple Blossom Festival May 28
to June 2. This year’s festival
theme is “Discover the Valley
Blossoms.” For a full listing
of events and Apple Blossom
information, visit appleblossom.com.
May 29 at Memorial Park,
Kentville, take in the bouncer
party, ultimate bungee jumper,
laser tag, Little Ray’s Reptile
Show and spray paint art event,
4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Valley Music
Night takes to the main stage
at 6:30 p.m., with The Hupman
Brothers kicking things off.
Hantsport hosts the Valley
tea, 7 p.m., at the Hanstport
school.
May 30, head back to Memorial Park in Kentville, with the
fun underway at noon and 89.3
K-Rock Birthday Bash starting
at 6:30 p.m. The annual fireworks light up the sky at 10 p.m.
An 18th century military encampment takes over the park
from 5 p.m. through Sunday,
presented by the 84th Regiment
of Foot 2nd Battalion. Check out
this Highland military regiment
and camp as it existed in Nova
Scotia during the American
Revolutionary War (1775-1783)
- complete with black powder
muskets, cannon, display of
long-forgotten skills. Most of
these re-enactors are direct
descendants of soldiers who
served in the original 84th Regiment of Foot, and their families
often join them in the field. This
is history you can experience!
Kick off the mountain bike
racing season with Trail Flow’s
Spring Shredfest. Friday night
features a free evening group
ride starting from The Gorge for
riders age 10 and up. Saturday
afternoon, join Nova Scotia’s
first four cross race, featuring
head-to-head racing down a
challenging, feature packed
course. Sunday, it’s back to
The Gorge for the Enduro race.
Register for events on site.
May 31, head back to Memorial Park for more family fun,
plus helicopter rides, a cricket
seminar and match and the
noon Ramp Jam BMX, skateboard and scooter drop-in.
The Apple Blossom Tennis
Tournament runs Saturday and
Sunday on the Kentville courts
([email protected]
to register before May 24). In
Centre Square, take in a family
art event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The day’s main events are
also in Kentville, with the children’s parade at 10 a.m. and
the grand street parade starting at 1 p.m. in New Minas,
and heading to Kentville. The
Big Daddy Motorcycle Ride
for Charity leads off the parade, with honourary parade
marshals the amazing young
entrepreneurs of Hope Blooms.
With over 150 entries and averaging two hours, the afternoon
parade offers lots of family fun
and entertainment.
In Wolfville, Randall House
and the Wolfville Historical
Society present 1914: Wolfville
Goes to War (May 31, 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. and June 1, 1:30 p.m.
to 5 p.m.)
In New Minas, the craft show
(9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) is hosted at
the Louis Millett Community
Complex. Come and see the
best of the province, for that
unique gift for someone special or just something special
for yourself.
Evening entertainment includes a free, all-ages street
dance on Aberdeen Street,
Kentville; and a double-bill
concert with Joel Plaskett and
David Myles in Wolfville.
Sunday, June 1, Memorial
Park fun continues, along with
out-of-town events. An antique
tractor pull and show begins at
10 a.m. at the Northville Farm
Heritage Centre (rain date June
7), and the Gaspereau Canal
duck races start at noon, with
children’s activities, a BBQ and
more family fun. Scotian Gold
family fun day in Coldbrook,
Faith Baptist Church
1196 Bridge Street
Adding up miles, money for wishes
Standing on the Word of God
Sunday School - 10 am
Morning Worship - 11 am
Evening Worship - 6 pm
Bible Study - Thursday - 7 pm
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
They walked, ran and drove
from one end of Nova Scotia to
the other on a wish.
A dozen Royal Canadian Navy
personnel from HMCS Halifax
put some miles on for the Children’s Wish Foundation, starting a cross-province challenge
May 11 in Sydney and wrapping
up May 19 in Yarmouth.
“This is the best thing I’ve
ever done in my military career,
bar none” said Petty Officer
Second Class Jay DeWolfe
May 18, just after a breakfast
fuel-up hosted by Betty Hebb
and friends at Farmer’s Family Diner in Millville. “This is
a chance to bond with people
off of a work schedule, and
really it’s an outstanding opportunity: you get to see and
meet the Wish children and
their families.”
This was DeWolfe’s third
Wish run (his two previous
covered Prince Edward Island).
Only three of this year’s participants were back from last year.
Their goal was an ambitious
120 kilometres per day, covered in two van relays. DeWolfe
noon to 5 p.m., includes games,
bouncers, live music, a Discovery Centre Science display, a
visit from the Apple Blossom
Royal Party, petting zoo, Milo
the Clown, hay wagon rides, a
dog agility demonstration, educational tractor tours and more!
That evening, take in a ghost
walk with Jerome the Gravekeeper. This two-hour walk
is a creatively spooky way to
learn about Kentville’s colourful
past. For reservations, contact
[email protected].
One level accessible entrance
[email protected]
(902) 765-0973
Wish Foundation volunteer Betty Hebb, right, hosted breakfast for HMCS Navy runners
at her Millville restaurant May 18, as they set out on their cross-province fundraiser.
S.Keddy
said seeing people along the
route, stopping at schools and
meeting businesses and organizations along the way who
all supported their fundraising
efforts was special, and especially encouraging when the
team took in an evening movie
May 14 in Truro – and thieves
broke into their decaled vans
and stole $500 of travel fund
money.
“That was unfortunate –
these things happen in life,”
DeWolfe said. “It was a blow to
the team’s morale, and it made
us mad, but Truro really rallied
around. We had lots of donors
afterwards on the road, and
everyone was speaking of it as
they were helping us.”
With road fundraising, extra
support and corporate sponsors helping the team along,
they’re hoping to reach a
$40,000 goal. Last year, HMCS
raised $30,000. Every $10,000
funds one child’s wish.
That’s great news to Hebb,
who collected $215 for the
sailors from a tea party, and
presented it to them at her
restaurant. Volunteers with
the Annapolis Valley SubChapter of the Children’s Wish
Foundation helped make three
children’s wishes happen last
year, and there are two more
in the making.
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May 26, 2014
Birthday milestone
marked with friends
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
Frank Hawkins finished his
“usual” May 21: 10 minutes
on the treadmill, 10 minutes
on the stationary bike and 10
rounds around the walking
track of 14 Wing Greenwood’s
Fitness & Sports Centre.
Then, the entire centre
ground to a halt and everyone
Frank Hawkins’ morning “usual” workout at Greenwood’s Fitness & Sports Centre burst into “Happy Birthday.”
May 21 was interrupted in the best way, as gym friends surprised him with a 95th
Hawkins, obviously emobirthday cake. Janine Parker helped organize the event.
S.Keddy
tional, was surprised and
pleased to have his 95th
~ Obituary ~
ROBINSON, Barbara Anne (nee Bown)
Kingston, NS
Loving Memory: Robinson, Barbara Anne (nee Bown)
– It is with great sadness that we announce the death of
Barbara, who at age 71 years of Kingston, NS passed
away at the Valley Regional Hospital on January 7, 2014.
In keeping with Barbara’s wishes, cremation has taken
place. A celebration of life will be held on Sunday, June
1 at 3:00 p.m. at the Kingston United Church, Kingston,
Nova Scotia. Donations in memory of Barbara may be
given to the Mid-Valley Palliative Care Service or the
Kingston United Church. To view complete obituary
and to make online condolences, please visit www.
serenitylindsayfuneralhome.ca. Arrangements have been
entrusted to Serenity Lindsay Funeral Home, Berwick
Chapel (192 Commercial St) (902) 538-9900.
~ Obituary ~
BERUBE, Catherine Anne
Bridgewater / North Kingston
BERUBE, Catherine Anne –
Age 24 of Bridgewater, formerly
of North Kingston passed away
suddenly on Saturday, May
10, 2014. Born in Edmonton,
AB, she was a daughter of
John Phillip “Phil” and Brenda
Louise (Schofield) Berube.
Catherine graduated from West
Kings District High School,
Auburn and later attended the
Centre of Geographic Sciences,
Lawrencetown and most recently had just completed her
first year at the NSCC Lunenburg Campus, Bridgewater
in the Computer Aided Drafting Technician program. She
enjoyed her crafts and spending time with her friends.
She is survived by her parents, John “Phil” and Brenda
Berube, North Kingston; her brother Johnathan Roy
(Laura) Berube, Dartmouth and several aunts, uncles
and numerous cousins. She was predeceased by her sister
Cynthia Louise Berube and her maternal grandparents
Roy and Nita Schofield and her paternal grandparents
Jean Real and Lettica Berube. Cremation has taken
place. A memorial service was held 2:00PM Thursday,
May 15, 2014 in the Kingston Baptist Church, Rev. Paul
Bannister officiated. Interment was in the North Kingston
Cemetery. A reception for family and friends followed the
service. By request, family flowers only please. Donations
in Catherine’s memory may be made to the Canadian
Diabetes Association. Arrangements were entrusted to
the Middleton Funeral Home, 398 Main Street, (902)
825-3448. On-line guest book may be signed by visiting:
www.middletonfuneralhome.com
~ Obituary ~
DUNNING, Dennis James
Meadowvale, NS
DUNNING, Dennis James – Age 86 of Meadowvale,
NS passed away Tuesday, May 20, 2014 in Soldiers
Memorial Hospital, Middleton. Born in Clanwilliam,
Manitoba, he was the son of the late Leonard Arthur
and Jessie (Thomas) Dunning of the Manitoba Cree
Nation. Dennis was predeceased by his first wife Beatrice
Annie (Allen) Dunning; two step daughters Darlene
(Rice) Parker, Yvonne (Rice) Schneider; three brothers,
Edward, Arthur and David; three sisters, Marge, Phillis
and Donna; two grandchildren Steven Parker and Gary
Schneider. He is survived by a brother, Jano Dunning
(Betty), Erickson Manitoba, his loving wife Judy Hiltz
Dunning, Greenwood, NS, daughter Laurinda Dunning
Richard (Mike), Aylesford, NS; grandchildren Carissa
Dunning-Milbury (Shawn), great grandchild, Austin
Young, New Minas, NS, Brandon Richard, Aylesford,
NS, Randy Schneider, AB, Danny Schneider, BC, Dennis
Schneider, AB, Cindy Schneider, BC, Kariya Hiltz, Truro,
Katelyn Hiltz, ON, Simon Landry, NB; two stepchildren,
Andrew Hiltz (Stacy), Truro, NS, Capt. Michael Hiltz
(Nadine) , Gagetown, NB. Dennis served a full career
in the Canadian Air Force. During this career Dennis
was stationed at CFB Comox, BC, CFB Greenwood,
NS, CFB 3 Wing, Germany, CFB Trenton, ON and
Prestwick, Scotland, GB. In 1976 Dennis served a six
month peacekeeping mission in Egypt. He retired from
the service shortly after the peacekeeping mission. Dennis
worked for M.W. Graves/Cobi Foods Farm Division in
Berwick for several years after his retirement from the
service. Dennis was a kind, gentle man who will be very
much missed by all who knew and loved him. At Dennis’s
request, cremation has taken place and a service will be
held at a later date. Donations in memory may be made
to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia, The
Lung Association of Nova Scotia, Granville Beach Baptist
Church or Wilmot Baptist Church. Arrangements have
been entrusted to Middleton Funeral Home, 398 Main
Street, (902) 825-3448. Online guest book may be signed
by visiting: www.middletonfuneralhome.com
birthday acknowledged. The
“regulars” during the weekday morning hours, led by
Janine Parker, organized the
gathering.
“He is just so kind, like
sunshine and a breath of fresh
air when you see him here,”
said Judy Hiltz. “He knew
my father and my father-inlaw – you can tell everyone
loves him.”
Ruth Burgess added
Hawkins “talks to everyone.
He’s an interesting man.”
Hawkins, born in Charlottetown, joined the Pictou
Highlanders September 5,
1939 as an infantry member.
“I was 20, just jobbing
around, not much doing,”
he says. He went on with the
Highlanders to overseas service, and remembers guarding a prisoner exchange in
1943. He finished service in
1947 as a sergeant, opting
out of the military “when they
gave me a posting I didn’t
like.”
He and his wife, Thelma,
who he married in 1942,
moved to South Farmington
here in the Valley in 1952,
and Hawkins ran a garage in
Wilmot (where the Frenchies
is now) for 20 years. He went
on to teach mechanics at vocational school in Middleton.
The couple had one son, now
in Lunenburg, and Hawkins
has two granddaughters and a
great-granddaughter. Thelma
passed away three years ago.
That’s what spurred his
thrice-weekly exercise outings
at the Greenwood gym. It’s a
way to get out and about and
keep active.
“It is better than sitting
home and doing nothing.
I have a little garden and I
drive around, and I’m a lifetime elder at Kingston United
Church.”
To lots of applause, handshakes, hugs and tears,
Hawkins cut and served his
fellow gym friends and centre
staff slices of his special cake.
~ Obituary ~
SKANES, Gordon Lemoine “Gordie”
Kingston, NS
SKANES, Gordon Lemoine
“Gordie” CWO Ret’d – 82 of
Kingston, NS passed away
suddenly, with Millie by
his bedside, Thursday, May
15, 2014 in Valley Regional
Hospital, Kentville. Born in
Bell Island, NL he was a son
of the late Randall and Irene
(Clemens) Skanes. Gordie
retired after 36 years of service
(1951-1986) as Chief Warrant
Officer in the RCAF. He was an active member of the
Parish of Wilmot and was a founding member of All
Saints Anglican Church, Kingston and was currently
serving as Church Warden. He is survived by his wife the
former Mildred Inglis; sons Robin (Cynthia), Petawawa,
ON, Paul (Karen), Cardinal, ON and Mark (Dana),
Australia; sisters Lillian Peach, Bay de Verde, NL,
Marjorie Norman, Midland, ON and Mabel Musgrave,
Newmarket , ON; grandchildren Robert, Aaron, Sheldon,
Brenton, Nicholas, Connell, Savanna, Sheridan; great
grandchildren Logan and Carter as well as many nieces
and nephews. He was predeceased by brothers Frederick,
Freeman, Melvin, Bill, Edward, Donald, Louis and
Revelyn. At Gordie’s request, cremation has taken place.
Visitation was held from 7-9 p.m. Monday, May 19, 2014
in the Middleton Funeral Home, 398 Main St., (902) 8253448. A memorial service was held 2:00PM, Tuesday,
May 20th in All Saints Anglican Church, Kingston,
Reverend Matthew Sponagle and Rev. Michael McKeage
officiated. A reception followed the service. Interment
was in Pine Grove Cemetery, Middleton. By request,
family flowers only. Donations in memory may be made
to All Saints Anglican Church. Online guestbook may
be signed by visiting: www.middletonfuneralhome.com
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ACROSS
1. Extremely severe
6. Doctors’ group
9. Impetuous
13. Parks, Salazar and
Blasi
14. Islamic leader
15. Shallowest great lake
16. A function to be
performed
17. Bosnian border river
18. Boys
19. Midsummer derby
22. Rice wines (var. sp.)
23. College entrance
exam
24. The first state
25. Payment (abbr.)
28. Fishing fabric
29. Short line after a
character
31. Liquid dish
33. Evel Knievel
36. Progressive bodily
wasting
38. Convert into leather
39. Gland secretion
41. Rundown apartments
44. A stratum of ore
45. Fathers
46. Goddess of the dawn
48. Feel regret
49. Bone component
element
51. Steeped beverage
52. Set into a surface
54. 360 host
59. Southern annoyance!
60. Paths
61. Yemen monetary unit
63. Musician Clapton
64. Supplements with
difficulty
65. Lofty nest of a bird
of prey
66. Duct or masking
67. Used to be United
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68. 18th Hebrew letter
(var. sp.)
DOWN
1. Honeymooners actor
Carney
2. Outer covering
3. Former Soviet state
4. Bangladeshi currency
5. Spanish be
6. Out of order
7. Head of hair
8. Built up
9. Kins
10. Distilled Middle
Eastern beverage
11. Took sides
12. Siddhartha author
14. Exasperates
17. Faked an opponent
20. Delivery vehicle
21. Counterbalances
25. CA local time
26. Trench
27. Toothpaste
containers
29. Word strings
30. A cotton filament
32. Regret for
wrongdoing
34. Functioned
35. Hawaiian Feast
37. More dried-up
40. Woman (French)
42. Childhood contagion
43. Individual
performances
47. __ Paulo, city
49. Officer trainee
50. Frogs, toads, tree
toads
52. Located further
inside
53. Belgian city
destroyed in WWI
55. Flow in drops
56. Acorn trees
57. Tayra genus
58. Surprise attack
62. So. General
65. Indicates position
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At CentreStage
Three to get Married by Kay Hill is
a historic comedy set near Aylesford in the 1830s. A resourceful
clergyman sets out to marry off
his three daughters. With the
running of the first stagecoach,
the government is offering a
subsidy to any householder who
will open his home as an inn for
passengers. Horatio lies in wait
for eligible male passengers.
Will it happen? Not if Aunt Lizzie
has anything to say about it! May
30, 31. Tickets $15 adults/ $12
students and seniors (65+). Call
902-678-8040 for reservations.
CentreStage Theatre, 61 River
Street, Kentville. www.centrestagetheatre.ca.
Legion program
Do you know of a veteran that
deserves to be recognized? The
Legion Veteran’s Service Recognition Book acknowledges these
individuals who served during
times of conflict or during peace
times. For information, call Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 098
Kingston at 902-765-4920 or visit
www.ns.legion.ca.
Luncheon
May 27, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., a
delicious home-cooked luncheon
will be served by the Fireflies at
the Middleton fire hall, featuring
pork pies ($8), corn chowder and
turkey vegetable soup ($7) and
strawberry shortcake or rhubarb
crisp for dessert. For Middleton deliveries to businesses or
individuals, contact Bonnie at
902-825-3062 by May 26. This
will be our last luncheon before
the summer break - don’t miss it.
Meeting
May 27, Annapolis Valley Historical Society annual meeting, 7:30
p.m., at the Macdonald Museum,
21 School Street, Middleton.
Potluck desserts. Special guest
Three easy ways to enter.
Science success
Dwight Ross Elementary School was well represented at the regional science fair,
recently held at the NSCC Annapolis Campus in Middleton. Congratulations to (from
left, standing) Logan Noble, Samantha Noble, Charlotte Tagg and Cailyn Detcheverry,
Owen Hines, Riley Laffin, Autumn Martin, and Luke Morrison for a job well done!
Submitted
is clock and watch repairman
David Beckner of Bridgetown, on
antique clocks and his clock and
watch artwork. No admission. All
welcome. Phone 902-825-6116
for information.
Meeting
May 29, the Greenwood 14 Wing
VPI will hold its monthly meeting at the VPI Centre. Flt plan at
1500 hrs, rations upload at 1520
hrs, E/O at 1530 hrs, U/S at 1535
hrs, serviceable at 1545 hrs, with
T/O planned for 1600 hrs. PLE
sometime later.
Supper
May 29, 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., All
Saints’ ACW spring casserole buffet supper, at All Saints’ Church
Hall, Pleasant Street, Kingston.
A selection of salads, casseroles
and desserts. $10, family rates
available. There will be take out.
Dance
May 31, 9 p.m. to closing, come
and dance the night away to
the music of Route 12 at R.C.L.
Branch 098 in Kingston. Cost $7
per person.
Coffee party
May 31, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., St.
James’ Anglican Church (corner
of Main and Prospect, Kentville),
hosts its Apple Blossom café.
Sandwiches, salads, desserts,
beverages available in a sit-down
atmosphere. Sponsored by the
ACW.
Ticket auction
June 1, the Kinette Club of Kentville & District hosts a ticket
auction at the Meadowview Hall,
Kentville. Viewing at 1 p.m., draws
at 3 p.m. $1 for 20 tickets.
Choir auditions
June 2 through 6, the Annapolis
Valley Honour Choir will hold
auditions for new choir members
for the next school year, beginning
in September. Students in grades
5 through 12 during the 20142015 academic year are invited
to attend. The AVHC has two
choirs, with 120 students from
throughout the Annapolis Valley:
the Junior Choir (grades 5 to 8)
and Senior Choir (grades 8 to 12).
Detailed information about the
choir, audition locations as well
as online registration for auditions
may be found at www.avhc.ca.
At CentreStage
June 5 to 7, 8 p.m., and June 8,
2 p.m,; Until We Meet Again is a
dramatic comedy by Nova Scotian
playwright Colleen Hagen. Having
not seen each other for almost
40 years, Harold and Ellen are
reunited. With Ellen’s life in limbo
and Harold’s history of tough
luck relationships, these two find
they still have a thing or two in
common. Until We Meet Again is
presented by Plays on Stage as a
special event at CentreStage. Call
902-678-8040 for reservations.
Breakfast
June 7, 7 a.m. to 10 a.m., at the
Kingston Lions’ hall. Ham, sausage, scrambled eggs, pancakes,
coffee, tea and juice. Freewill
offering. All proceeds in support
of the Team Sobeys Greenwood
Relay for Life Team.
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May 26, 2014
N.S. students ‘Parle en francais’
Canadian Parents for French
- Nova Scotia (CPF-NS) held
its 31st provincial Concours
d’art oratoire (French public
speaking contest) April 27 at
Mount Saint Vincent University.
Students from every school
board in the province, including
the Conseil scolaire Acadien
provincial (CSAP) and the Canadian Association of Independent
Schools (CAIS), participated.
Students advanced from their
school and school board level
to the provincial competition
in Halifax. One hundred and
60 students in grades five to
12 represented every French
program in the province, from
core French to immersion to
French first language.
Gr 11/12 winners at the Canadian Parents for French –
Nova Scotia 2014 Concours
d’art oratoire competition
included Éric Hotton of
École Rose-des-Vents.
Shirley Robb Photography
Over 400 people were at the
event to cheer on their friends
and family. Entertainment after
the speeches was Carillon, a
Franco-folk group comprising
of young talented musicians
from the French shore of Nova
Scotia.
Grade 5/ 6 and 7/ 8 levels first
place winners received a French
summer camp package prize
from CPF Nova Scotia. The first
place winners from grade 9/10
will be spending a week at Encounters with Canada in Ottawa
during the next school year.
All grade 11/ 12 students who
competed received scholarships to Université Sainte-Anne
and Université de Moncton. The
grade 11/ 12 first place students
will compete at the CPF National
Concours in May for scholarships worth over $30,000. This
year’s National Concours will
take place at the University of
Prince Edward Island, part of
the 150th anniversary of the
Charlottetown Conference.
Winners included the following:
7/ 8 Integrated French/ Français intensif - silver Elyse Whitman of Paradise, Bridgetown
Regional High, on L’Ile du
Prince Édouard.
7/ 8 francophone - silver
Isabel MacDonald of Kingston,
École Rose-des-Vents, on Comment aider les femmes atteintes
du cancer.
11/ 12 francophone - silver
Éric Hotton of Kingston, École
Rose-des-Vents, on L’exploration de l’espace.
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Funeral Home, especially Gary Marshall and the support given
by the Kingston Legion branch 98 in performing the tribute
service. The attendance of the 14 Wing Firefighters in memory
of a fallen comrade and the kind words of Dr. Clark of the VRH,
also helped ease the sorrow of our loss. The outpouring of love,
support and condolences from the community was greatly
appreciated from the family and will always be remembered.
Loretta, Doug Jr. and Tracy.
~ In Memory ~
On May 26, 2013, We had to
say good bye to a fantastic
woman; Jennifer Moreau,
my best Friend, greatest
Mother to Marc, beautiful
Daughter of Sarah Kaiser and
loving Sister to Jean Cawthra
to name a few.
Time may pass but hearts
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Jen you are sadly missed!
Love Laval, Marc,
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May 18 - May 24
solution page 14
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20
Interaction with an elder is
something to cherish this week,
Aries. Listen closely to the good
advice you are offered, as it will pay
dividends down the road.
TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21
Taurus, a new co-worker may come
to you with questions. This is your
opportunity to serve as a mentor
and use your experience to help the
next generation.
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21
Gemini, you are intent on purchasing
an expensive item sometime this
week, but make sure it can be
returned. Hold on to the receipt
and carefully survey your finances.
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22
It is time to get out of a rut, Cancer.
Explore a new fashion choice or
dine on a different type of ethnic
food. The idea is to step out of your
comfort zone.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23
Leo, thoughts of returning to school
may have floated around in your
mind in the past. This week you
are energized to investigate your
educational options.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Your creativity is on display this
week, Virgo. You have ideas, and
you need to put your thoughts in
motion, whether through an art
project or entrepreneurial venture.
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LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
Your ability to compromise is a big
asset in the workplace, Libra. This
alone can propel your career to new
heights. You’ll take a few steps in
the right direction this week.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
Your ability to stay informed helps
you to feel in touch with your
surroundings, Scorpio. You will
enjoy socializing with friends this
week and may host a gathering.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
Do your best to turn a negative into a
positive, Sagittarius. It may require
a little creative thinking to pull this
off, but you are up to the task. Start
by smiling more often.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Family matters will fare better
this week than business matters,
Capricorn. Focus more of your
energy on your home life than
happenings at the office that are
beyond your control.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
Aquarius, pay attention to all of the
little details this week. If you can
keep your eyes open, you may find
new opportunities coming your way
in the next few days.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20
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May 26, 2014
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT – Worry free retirement
living at its best, Chipman Avenue,
Bridgetown. Two Bedroom Apartment, 1200+ Sq. ft. of living space
including LR, DR, KIT and six appliances. Hardwood flooring throughout, R2000+ construction, electric
heat. Garage, paved driveway, snow
removal, lawn care and extra parking
included. Very quiet area, 10 minute
walk to all amenities. $900.00 per
month, plus utilities. For more
information please contact 902-8471365. (3501-ufn)
FOR RENT – A Spacious one bedroom
apartment in a quiet, private location
in Middleton ideal for one person.
New Flooring and paint, utilities and
WIFI included. Non-smoking and
no pets. Furnished / unfurnished as
needed, Rent is $725.00/month. Call
902-844-0331 or 902-825-4544 or
[email protected]. (3515-ufn)
FOR RENT – Very clean, worry free retirement living at the best, Glen Lane
Brooklyn Middleton. Two bedroom
unit with garage, decks on front &
back. Three appliances with heated
floors, paved driveway, snow removal and lawn care. Very quiet and
close to bus stop & Avery’s. Ready
June 1st. $995.00 plus electric. Call HOUSE FOR RENT
SERVICES
Darlene at 902-840-1780. (3521-4tp)
FOR RENT – Available immediately! SERVICE – Bilingual handyman carFOR RENT – Two bedroom apartment
New three bedroom, one bath house
penter available, 25 years of experiin adult building, 1489 Magee Drive,
with in floor heat on one level. 5
ence with finish work, flooring, stairs,
Kingston. In floor heat, ground
appliances with attached garage.
tile work and more. Reasonable
level. $690.00 a month. Available
Snow removal and lawn care prorates – flexible hours. Call Mike at
immediately. Phone 902-309-0573.
vided. Private setting with large
902-242-2465 or 902-840-0529.
(3519-3tpb)
front and backyard. Looking for
Greenwood/Kingston (3418-ufn)
mature
tenants,
non
smokers,
FOR RENT – One bedroom apartment
no
pets.
$1,000.00
plus
utilities.
in Kingston. Heat and lights included.
C & R GILLIS CONTRACTING LTD. 339
Phone 902-309-0573. (3519-3tpb)
$680.00 per month. No pets, refMessenger Road, Kingston. Home
erences required. 515 Pleasant FOR RENT – Small cozy two bedroom
renovations, roofing, siding, new
Street, Kingston. Call 902-250-0181.
house with great outdoor living on
construction & fully insured. Call
(3520-3tp)
spacious lot located behind GreenRick for free estimates. 902-844wood Mall. Four appliances, front
FOR RENT – Very clean, modern
0489. (3416-8tpb)
deck and shed included. Lawn care
three bedroom apartment, quiet
and snow removal provided. Avail- ERNST LOCKSMITHING – Commercial
S/D in Nictaux. Fridge, stove and
able early June. $675.00 per month
and Residential, locks re-keyed,
Dishwasher. Washer Dryer hook-up.
plus oil and electrical. Contact Sue
repaired and installed. Auto and
$850/month, heat/lights incl. No
902-765-4206. (3521-ufn)
dogs. References required. Call Ross
home lockouts. Call Graham at
902-840-0534. (3509-ufn)
902-765-6248. (3417-6tpb)
FOR SALE
DUPLEX
FOR SALE – Beachcomber hot tub, CLASSES
model 520. Installed inside the
FOR RENT – Two bedroom duplex
home, used very little. CFCI breaker STRENGHTHEN YOUR BONES AND
located on 699 Balser Drive Kingston.
MIND with Tai Chi Classes every
included. Asking $4,500.00. Call
Stove, fridge, washer & dryer hookMonday at 4:00 pm at Melvern
902-765-2595. (3519-3tpb)
ups. Adult building only. Lease and
Square Community Centre. Call Joe
references required. Non smoking, FOR SALE – Two air force mess dress
at 902-765-1898 for registration and
sorry no pets. Call 902-242-2660 for
kits. One ladies, two piece size 10.
further information. $10 per class.
viewing by appointment only. $800.00
Asking $350.00. One men’s, two
Instructor has 39+ years experience.
a month, plus utilities. Available May
piece jacket size 44, pants size
1st, 2014. (3518-4tp)
(3521-3tp)
38W-32L. Asking $400.00. Phone
902-847-9350. (3520-2tp)
THE MUNICIPALITY OF
THE COUNTY OF KINGS
87 Cornwallis Street PO Box 100
Kentville, NS B4N 3W3
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
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The Municipality of the County of Kings, Department
of Engineering & Public Works wishes to advise
customers of the Greenwood Water Utility that water
mains and fire hydrant flushing will occur from May 5,
2014 to May 30, 2014.
As a result of this work, customers may experience
low water pressure or discolored water during this
period. This condition may cause staining of clothing
during washing. Customers should flush their own
lines by allowing the water to run for about ten
minutes or until water clears.
Flushing of the water system is conducted each year
to maintain and improve water quality in the utility’s
piping.
The Municipality apologizes for any inconvenience.
DAN’S FIREWOOD
Hardwood, $230 a cord
Softwood, $190 a cord
Cut, Split, Delivered
Ph: 902-825-6424
Steve Lake’s
Light Trucking
Moving & Deliveries
16’ Cube Van
902-844 0551
Bill MacLellan, Operations Supervisor
[email protected]
Tel: (902) 678-6141
Fax: (902) 678-9279
Tel: 1-888-337-2999
www.county.kings.ns.ca
FOR SALE
FIREWOOD
Clear Hardwood
Cut, Split and Delivered
Quality Guaranteed
Please Phone
902-825-3361
Gerard Burke
~ All aspects of carpentry ~
~ Free estimates ~
~ Journeyman and insured ~
Middleton
Cell (902) 825-8251
Valleywide In-Home
Computer Repair
Offers a full range of services
in the comfort of your home
• Upgrades • Sales •
• Networking • Tutoring •
• Pickup/Return •
• Laptop Repair •
• Eve-Weekend Appointments •
• Drop-off in Aylesford •
PARKER & RICHTER
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
Chris Parker L.L.B
Ronald D. Richter
(B.A. Hon.), L.L.B.
Southgate Court,
Greenwood N.S.
Phone: 902-765-4992
Fax: 902-765-4120
“Serving the Western Valley Since 1977”
Future Glass
and Mirror Ltd.
Sampson Dr., Greenwood
902-765-2105
SPECIALIZING IN REPAIRS/
REPLACEMENTS OF
WINDSHIELDS
For Fast, Economical,
Convenient Service
ALSO: • plateglass
• plexie & lexan
• mirrors • vehicle accessories
• window & screen repairs
• replacement thermo-pane
windows
902-844-2299
“INSURANCE CLAIMS
OUR SPECIALTY”
~ Call Valleywide ~
GREENWOOD
Barrister * Solicitor * Notary
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.davidproudfoot.com
T: 902-765-3301 F: 902-765-6493
CHURCH SERVICE – “The Peoples
25:40 Church” There will be a church
service held every Sunday at the
New Beginnings Centre 1151 Bridge
Street Greenwood provided by Pastor
Leon Langille. Pre Service music at
2:50 pm. Service 3:00 pm. Doors will
open at 2:30 pm. All are welcome.
(3518-4ufn)
Construction & Renovations
David A. Proudfoot
811 Central Avenue, PO Box 100
Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0
IN THE COMMUNITY
SELF
ROGER PARKER EXCAVATING
• Real Estate
• Wills / Estates
• Consultations /
Referrals
Trucks Dozer Excavator Screened Topsoil
Fill Gravel Landscaping Septic Systems
QPll installer Demolition Driveways Clearing Lots
New Home Land Preparation Over 25 years experience
RES: 902-765-4709 FAX: 902-765-6420
E-mail: [email protected]
Free Estimates
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24/7
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902
902
848-6667
765-3149
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May 26, 2014
Triathletes take
on base challenge
Run, swim and bike your
way around 14 Wing Greenwood and the surrounding
community, as the base hosts
the 6th annual Air Force Triathlon and several partnering
events June 15.
This event is sanctioned
by Triathlon Nova Scotia
and is part of the 2014 TNS
race point series. Atlantic
Chip is timing. Race registration details for the 18-plus
sprint triathlon (750m swim,
20km bike, 5km run), try-atri (300m swim, 10km bike,
3km run), duathlon (3km
swim, 20km bike, 5km run),
5 &5 aquathlon (500m swim,
5km run), sprint team tri (750
swim, 20km bike, 5km run)
and the Youth Points Series
events for males and females
ages 12 to 13 yrs (300m
swim, 10km bike, 3km run),
14 to 15 yrs (500m swim,
10km bike, 3km run) and
16 to 17 yrs (750m swim,
20km bike, 5km run); are
on-line at www.atlanticchip.
ca. This event also includes
paratriathlon divisions for
competitors ages 12-plus (if
younger, contact race director for information). Divisions
are detailed at http://trins.ca/
paratriathlon/classifications/
(based on impairment and
functional ability). Paratriathlon registration is free.
The bike course consists
of three 6.6-kilometre loops
or two 5 kilometre loops.
Volunteers will be present to
direct cyclists, and a support
vehicle with first aid supplies will be on the course.
Kingston
Legion
Sunday, 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games - $100
• 3 Specials - 60/40
• Letter H - 80/20
• 1 Lucky 7 - Progressive
• 1 Bonanza - Progressive
• Jackpot - 3 Chances
Consolation $300
• Double Action
Lic.# 115910-08
All athletes must carry sufficient water with them. Any
athletes caught littering will
be disqualified. The cycling
routes are depicted at http://
www.mapmytri.com/routes/
view/66386056. The running
course is a one-loop circuit,
at http://www.mapmytri.com/
routes/view/97874411/.
There is a $5 discount on
race registrations for Greenwood Multisport Club members. A Triathlon Nova Scotia
2014 membership card must
be presented upon registration; a one-day, $20 membership fee may be purchased onsite from TNS for insurance
purposes. Online registration
closes at 6 p.m. June 13 and
all registration closes at 8
p.m. June 13. Registration is
limited to 200 participants.
Race day registration will only
be accepted for the duathlon.
Parking will be at the
Birchall Training Centre and
CANEX lots. Race check-in
will be on the gym floor of
the Fitness & Sports Centre,
beginning at 7:45 a.m. All
competitors must check-in at
least 30 minutes before their
event (60 minutes is advised).
A pre-race briefing will be
given 20 minutes prior to the
start of event heats. Events
are underway at 9 a.m., and
should wrap up around noon.
Medals will be awarded to
the top male and female athletes in the try a tri, duathlon
and aquathlon events at the
end of the sprint race. There
will be award presentations for
the sprint triathlon and paratriathlon shortly after the race is
over. Random gift cards will
be given away as draw prizes.
Efforts will be made to
minimize impacts on base
and local traffic, but minor
delays can be expected along
the route during the race.
Motorists are asked to drive
with caution.
For information contact:
Chris MacIntyre, macintyre.
[email protected].
THE MUNICIPALITY OF
THE COUNTY OF KINGS
87 Cornwallis Street PO Box 100
Kentville, NS B4N 3W3
PUBLIC MEETING
TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWER
SITE CODE NSC342
MEADOWVALE ROAD, EAST TREMONT
(File 14-08)
A PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING will be held on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. at the New
Beginnings Center, 1151 Bridge Street, Greenwood, NS.
The meeting is being held to provide an opportunity for
the public to ask questions and comment on an
application from EastLink to construct a 40m
telecommunications tower adjacent to the Kings County
Water Treatment facility at 989 Meadowvale Road, East
Tremont, NS (PID 55104335).
Further information may be obtained by contacting
Graeme Buffett, Planner, at 690-6154 or by email at
[email protected].
Any interested persons who wish to speak on the matter
are invited to attend and make their opinions known.
Written submissions may be directed to Graeme Buffett,
Planner, Municipality of the County of Kings, PO Box
100, Kentville NS B4N 3W3 or by email.
Tel: (902) 690-6154
Fax: (902) 679-0911
Tel: 1-888-337-2999
www.county.kings.ns.ca
Football funds
The West Kings high school football team recently received a matching funds cheque
from Scotiabank Greenwood, following their 2nd annual fundraising roast beef dinner
prepared by the Aylesford Lions. Along with the members of the football team are
Lesa Dodsworth (branch manager), Shelley Rithaler (senior banking officer), Michelle
Kehoe (personal banking advisor) and West Kings principal Barry Squires. Submitted
Get set for C & E invitational
Corporal Jaden Braniff,
Wing Telecommunications
and Information
Services Squadron
The 12th C & E Golf Invitational is upon us, and it’s shaping up to become one of the
season’s memorable events.
Two days filled with camaraderie and entertainment is
bound to leave members of the
C & E Branch anticipating next
year’s event. June 19, registra-
Father’s Day Craft Dad’s Key Holder
Monday, June 2
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Registration deadline:
Wednesday, May 28
Cost: $5 per child.
For children aged 6 - 12.
*************************
Bricolage pour la fête des
Pères - Porte-clés pour papa
Lundi le 2 juin
18 h à 19 h 30
Date limite d’inscription :
mercredi le 28 mai
Coût : 5 $ par enfant
Pour les enfants de 6 à 12 ans
*************************
IR Families Network - Dinner
at The Restaurant Pasta Jax
Tuesday, June 3
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Monday, June 2
An opportunity to create a
support network with other IR
spouses who can relate to the
challenges of this lifestyle.
*************************
tion will open at 7:30 a.m. for
active and retired members
of the C & E Branch. Tee-off
begins at 8:45 a.m., with a
shotgun start at 9 a.m. Play
continues through the day, all
at the Greenwood Golf Course.
Players wanting to sign up their
team are welcome to visit www.
wtis.ca for instructions on how
to join the invitational.
Thursday’s evening events
begin at 5 p.m. with a pig roast
and social, which leads into
Réseau des familles en
restriction imposée - Souper au
restaurant Pasta Jax
Mardi le 3 juin
18 h à 20 h
lundi le 2 juin.
C’est l’occasion idéale de créer
un réseau de soutien avec
d’autres conjoints qui
comprennent les défis reliés à
ce mode de vie.
*************************
GMFRC Annual General
Meeting and BBQ
Wednesday, June 4
4:00 p.m.
Join us at our Annual General
Meeting, followed by a
complimentary BBQ.
FREE childcare provided
during the brief meeting. Call
the centre to register your child
between the ages of 3 months
and 12 years.
local classic rock band Section
8 taking the stage at 7 p.m.
to finish off the evening on a
high note.
Teams finish off the tournament June 20 with a steak BBQ,
awards and trophies as well as
draw prizes from local businesses. With contests such as
the hole in one challenge, closest to the pin and the longest
drive, the C & E Golf Invitational
stands out as one event that
shouldn’t be missed.
sera suivie d’un souper BBQ
offert gracieusement.
Le service de garde d’enfants
sera offert gratuitement durant
la présentation. Veuillez
téléphoner au CRFMG afin de
réserver un espace pour votre
enfant (doit être âgé de 3 mois à
12 ans).
*************************
Kids Pirate Party
Tuesday, June 10
11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Friday, June 6
Children aged 3 - 5 years old.
Cost $12 per child.
Come dressed as a pirate and
join us for an adventure as we
search for pirates treasure!
*************************
Fête de pirates pour les enfants
Mardi le 10 juin
11 h à 12 h 30
*************************
vendredi le 6 juin
Assemblée générale annuelle
Pour les enfants de 3 à 5 ans.
et BBQ du CRFMG
Coût : 12 $ par enfant
Mercredi le 4 juin
Venez dans vos habits de pirate
16 h
et partez à l’aventure avec nous
Joignez-vous à nous pour notre dans une chasse au trésor des
assemblée générale annuelle qui pirates!
To register, or for more information, call 902-765- Pour s'inscrire ou pour plus d'informations, appelez
au 902-765-5611 ou présentez-vous au CRFMG
5611 or drop-in to the GMFRC located at
situé au Centre AVM Morfee sur le
the AVM Morfee Centre on
chemin School à Greenwood.
School Road, Greenwood.
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May 26, 2014
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