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VOL. 32 NO. 29 JULY 18, 2011
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By Malcolm Uhlman,
Greenwood Military Aviation Museum
The Greenwood Military Aviation Museum has a
spectacular new look to its outdoor air park.
Argus 717 has been completely refurbished with
a fresh, bright coat of paint and crisp new markings
and is now back on its original mounting. Lab 308
has also been placed on a pad in the air park between
the Argus and the T-Bird.
The volunteer group from 14 Air Maintenance
Squadron (AMS) cleaned the old paint and corrosion
from the entire surface of the Argus and applied a new
coat of paint, all done under very taxing conditions in
an outdoor setting. July 10, another volunteer team
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The museum is also proud to showcase a new exhibit
at the air park, the CH-113 Labrador helicopter. Lab
308 was decommissioned from 8 Wing Trenton and
reassembled in 10 Hangar at 14 Wing Greenwood by
another group of museum volunteers, guided by Lab
veterans from IMP. July 11, the IMP team towed Lab
308 across the air field, through the main gate to its
display pad next to the “new-look” Argus 717.
Many displays inside the museum have been
updated and staff is hoping to show off all the new
exhibits to aviation and historical enthusiasts through
the summer months. The museum is open seven days
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July 18, 2011
N.S. Navy contract would have huge reach
By Sara Keddy, Managing
editor, The Aurora
Newspaper
Ships and planes are
connected. So are welders
and mechanics, shop keepers
and car salesmen.
A t l e a s t , t h a t ’s t h e
message being promoted
by a wide-ranging group of
Nova Scotian businesses,
community organizations and
levels of government.
The Ships Start Here
campaign is a grassroots effort
Kingston
Legion
to see Nova Scotian shipyards
land a share of the National
Shipbuilding Procurement
S t r a t e g y, a $ 3 0 b i l l i o n
program announced in 2010
to build 20 combatant surface
vessels for the Navy. Two
shipyards will win the work;
four are bidding. The deadline
for proposals was July 7, but
two yards – not Nova Scotia’s
Irving Shipbuilding – were
successful in getting a twoweek extension.
In the meantime, efforts are
afoot to have people from all
walks of life in Nova Scotia
check out shipsstarthere.ca.
The website details the impact
winning the work would have
on the province, with benefits
for workers, communities and
the province as a whole for the
life of the 30-year build.
“Ships Start Here is a
coalition of organizations
who have come together, and
the main area of focus of the
Halifax bid is we’ve built 80
per cent of the fleet here,”
says Sara Young of public
relations firm MT&L. She
points to the list of business
leaders, politicians and others
registering their support on
the website, listing their
reasons for wanting some of
the work on the East coast.
Irving Shipyards
spokeswoman Deborah
Hashey says the Navy is
a “huge” customer of the
company: “we’re right next
door to the Navy dockyards,
and we’ve done a lot of the
on-going refits and builds
over the years.
“The Navy is a huge – and
valuable – customer. Our ties
are very, very close.”
Hashey says those ties
go beyond ship work: the
shipyard’s work “supports a
whole number of institutions
– not only ships.” Also
consider the links between a
strong Navy base in Halifax
and the associated operations
with 14 Wing Greenwood’s
air support services.
“The economic spin-off is
not solely centred on shipbuilding, and it is all over the
province.”
The project’s backers
estimate the impact of Halifax
work would create 11,500
jobs during peak employment,
representing $500 million
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July 18, 2011
MacKay congratulates CF for support of royal tour
July 8, Peter MacKay,
Minister of National Defence, congratulated the men
and women of the Canadian
Armed Forces who so professionally supported the highly
successful tour of Their Royal Highnesses, The Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge.
“The outstanding support
of our service personnel, who
represent all branches of the
Canadian Forces, has been
exemplary from the planning
stages and throughout the
royal tour,” said Minister
MacKay. “Their excellence
has been broadcast daily in
the media across Canada and
around the world. I extend
my heartiest congratulations
to them all.”
Operations planners
at Canada Command
Headquarters in Ottawa
and at the Regional Joint
Task Forces in Toronto,
Halifax, Yellowknife and
Edmonton have worked
in close cooperation with
colleagues from Canadian
Heritage to ensure the
logistics, transportation and
ceremonial aspects of the
tour have been carried out in
every detail.
“Since the royal couple
arrived in Ottawa June 30
aboard the 437 Transport
Squadron Airbus, Canadians
have watched and admired
our Regular and Reserve
Force soldiers on parade,
HMCS Montreal’s company
guiding the duke and duchess
down the St. Lawrence, air
crews in waterbird, search
and rescue and fly past
operations, and our famed
Snowbird air demonstration
team.”
“The CF is ready at all
times to provide its unique
capabilities in the service of
our fellow Canadians, and
during very special events
such as this royal tour,” said
Lieutenant-General Walter
S e m i a n i w, c o m m a n d e r
of Canada Command. “I
want to add my sincere
appreciation and congratulate
all the women and men of
the Canadian Forces who
have contributed so much to
making the visit of the Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge
such a resounding success.
MacKay félicite des FC pour leur
soutien à la visite royale
Le 8 juillet, Peter
MacKay, ministre de la
Défense nationale, félicite
les hommes et les femmes des
Forces canadiennes qui ont si
professionnellement appuyé
la visite très réussie de Leurs
Altesses Royale le duc et la
duchesse de Cambridge.
“Le soutien exceptionnel de
nos militaires qui représentent
toutes les branches des Forces
canadiennes a été exemplaire
depuis les étapes de la
planification et pendant toute
la visite royale,” a déclaré
MacKay. “Leur excellence a
été diffusée quotidiennement
dans les médias du Canada
et de partout dans le monde.
Je présente mes plus sincères
félicitations à eux tous.”
Les planificateurs des
opérations au Quartier
général du Commandement
Canada à Ottawa et dans
les Forces opérationnelles
interarmées régionales à
Toronto, Halifax, Yellowknife
et Edmonton ont travaillé
en étroite coopération avec
leurs collègues de Patrimoine
Canada pour s’assurer que
les aspects logistiques, de
transport et de cérémonie de
la visite étaient réalisé dans
les moindres détails.
“Depuis l’arrivée du
couple royal à Ottawa le 30
juin à bord d’un Airbus du
437e Escadron de transport,
les Canadiens ont surveillé et
admiré nos soldats de la Force
régulière et de la Réserve en
parade, l’équipage du NCSM
MONTRÉAL guidant le
duc et la duchesse sur le
Saint-Laurent, les équipages
aériens lors d’opérations
de waterbird, de recherche
et sauvetage et de défilés
aériens et notre fameuse
équipe de démonstration
aérienne Snowbird,” a ajouté
MacKay.
Des milliers de citoyens
dans les communautés
d’Ottawa, de Montréal, de
Québec, de Charlottetown, de
Summerside, de Yellowknife,
de Slave Lake et enfin de
Calgary pour le Stampede
et les cérémonies de départ
ont partagé l’excitation par
des applaudissements et leur
grand enthousiasme.
“Les Forces canadiennes
sont prêtes en tout temps à
fournir leurs capacités uniques
au service de nos concitoyens
canadiens et pendant tous les
événements spéciaux tels
cette visite royale,” a indiqué
le Lieutenant-général Walter
Semianiw, commandant du
Commandement Canada.
“Je tiens à ajouter ma plus
sincère appréciation et à
féliciter toutes les femmes et
tous les hommes des Forces
canadiennes qui ont contribué
tellement à faire de la visite
du duc et de la duchesse de
Cambridge un tel succès.
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July 18, 2011
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Neither heat nor volcanic eruptions keep the LRP DET down
By Colonel William Seymour, 14 Wing commander
who both took over May 21. We toured the detachment location,
visiting the DMSC, where we were briefed on the operation. We
spoke with aircrew, maintenance, DMSC personnel and Intelligence
analysts, met with the naval air station commander and the
commander Task Force 67 and passed on several hellos, best wishes
and a couple of hugs, including one to Warrant Officer Paul Goulding
Colonel Jim Irvine, Chief Warrant Officer Jim Jardine and I
travelled to Sigonella, Italy to visit the Long Range Patrol (LRP)
Detachment deployed there as part of Canada’s contribution to OP
MOBILE. Two CP-140s, the Deployable Mission Support Centre
(DMSC), and some 86 personnel have succeeded
in achieving 100 per cent mission accomplishment
since first deploying March 25.
With more than 700 flying hours under its
belt, the Task Force (TF) Libeccio LRP force has
received many accolades, not only from operational
commanders in theatre, but also from the chief of
the defence staff, the commander 1 Canadian Air
Division, the deputy commander Force Generation
and the commander of CEFCOM - to name but a
few, highlighting their impressive contribution to
the operation. These latest successes have come
on the heels of many deployments over the past
few years, including the Applanix missions over
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Afghanistan, our support to the Winter Olympics
in Vancouver, the G8/ G20 Summit in Southern
Ontario and countless other operations where LRP crews have from his wife, Tammy. The couple celebrated their 24th wedding
applied their first-rate training, skills, ability to learn and adapt to anniversary July 11.
It was clear to us that everyone was giving 110 per cent, doing their
deliver top-notch results.
On the first day of our visit, we met with the detachment utmost to ensure mission success. The maintenance team, led by
commander (Det Comd), 407’s Major Jeff Rodger, and the Deputy 407 Squadron’s Captain Scott Blakie, the detachment maintenance
Det Comd Major Scott Hale, LRP Standard and Evaluation Team, flight commander and his deputy, Goulding; are doing amazing work
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overcoming punishing temperatures, parts availability and cranky
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The Det has overcome a range of challenges to achieve stellar
results, and new challenges surface daily. As the hot Sicilian summer
intensifies, the temperature on the tarmac climbed
toward 40 degrees Celsius on the second day of
our visit as we prepared to go flying. Both aircrew
and maintainers were sweat-soaked as the aircraft
taxied to the runway. For our flight, we joined 405
Squadron’s Crew 4, flying their last operational
mission after two months in theatre. Led by Flight
Lieutenant Chris “Sprinks” Birrer, on exchange
in Greenwood from Australia, the crew was
a well-oiled machine, superbly employing all
aircraft sensors to deliver the required operational
effects. The mission was fascinating, and all three
of us watched intently as the crew executed what
had, by now, become routine. As Sprinks pointed
out to us, experience shows them to expect the
unexpected - something we saw firsthand during
the latter part of the trip - and to be on guard for anything unusual or
abnormal. While hanging out in the galley, the most telling sign we
were deployed to Italy was the stack of pizza boxes neatly stowed
in the compartment where flight meals are usually located, each
bearing the name of a crew member, and an extra large pizza fixed
with yellow tape to the aft work bench.
As we neared off station time, the crew received news Mount Etna,
an active volcano located northeast of Sigonella, had experienced
an eruption (we called it a burp), its fifth since the beginning of the
year, spewing volcanic ash into the atmosphere and forcing the air
base at Sigonella and the airport at Catania to close overnight. With
their “home plate” closed, the crew decided to recover at the Italian
airbase at Trapani on the other side of Sicily, the deployment location
for Canada’s CF-18s. On landing, the support the crew received
from Bagotville’s 3 Mission Support Flight was outstanding, and
Major Daniel Gendreau and his team pulled out all the stops to take
great care of the crew.
It was a very valuable trip. We saw firsthand how well the team
is performing, confirmed our personnel are well taken care of and
morale appeared to be great - and we passed on a couple of hugs.
Well done, and keep up the great work.
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July 18, 2011
Get your Military
Family ID card
By Amy Snow, Coordinator of deployment services,
GMFRC
Do you have your Military Family Identification (MFID)
card?
Just as a military member’s Military Identification Card
identifies them as a Canadian Forces member, the MFID
identifies you as a military family member.
The MFID is recognized nationally, entitling the family to
military discounts with participating businesses and allowing
them entry to military activities and events. Before your
loved one deploys, we strongly recommend you complete
the necessary paperwork to obtain your own Military Family
ID card. This card will allow you to continue to benefit from
military discounts in your loved one’s absence as well as act
as your ID should you have the opportunity to visit your loved
one overseas. In the event of an emergency, it is best to be
prepared by having an MFID.
The MFID is available to immediate military family
members, including spouses/ common-law partners and
children aged 13 and over. The MFID is available to families
of both regular and reserve force members. In Greenwood,
MFID cards are issued by Ident. Section Monday to Friday,
8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The forms cmay also be found at www.
familyforce.ca as well as at the GMFRC front desk. For
information, contact Sergeant Brigitte Martin at local 5336.
Carte d’identité
des familles des
militaires
Par Amy Snow, Coordonnatrice des services de
déploiement, CRFMG
Avez-vous votre carte d’identité de famille de militaire
(CIFM)?
Tout comme une carte d’identité militaire identifie un
membre des Forces Canadienne, la CIFM vous identifie
en tant que membre d’une famille de militaire. La CIFM
est reconnue à l’échelle nationale afin que les familles des
militaires puissent l’utiliser partout dans le pays. Cette
carte donne à son détenteur des réductions auprès des
entreprises participantes et leur donne accès aux activités et
événements militaires. Lorsque le militaire est en mission ou
en entraînement et est loin de ses proches, les membres de
sa famille ont encore droit à certaines choses. Donc, avant
que votre militaire soit déployé, nous vous recommandons
vivement de remplir les documents nécessaires pour obtenir
votre propre carte d’identité de famille de militaire. Cette
carte vous permettra de continuer à bénéficier des réductions
militaires en l’absence du militaire tout en faisant office de
document officiel d’identification si vous avez l’occasion
de rendre visite à votre bien-aimé à l’étranger dans le cadre
du programme d’indemnité de retour au domicile. En cas
d’urgence, il est préférable d’être préparé en ayant une CIFM.
La CIFM est à la disposition des membres de la famille
immédiate des militaires, notamment les conjoints ou
conjoints de fait et les enfants âgés de 13 ans et plus. La
CIFM est proposée aux familles des membres de la force
régulière et de la réserve. À Greenwood, les CIFM sont
émises par la section d’identification. Les heures d’ouverture
sont du lundi au vendredi, de 8 h à 11 h 30. Les formulaires
peuvent également être consultés sur notre site web à www.
forcedelafamille.ca ainsi qu’à la réception du CRFMG. Pour
plus d’informations, veuillez communiquer avec le sergent
Brigitte Martin en composant le 902-765-1494 poste 5336.
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July 18, 2011
Air team’s people: reason for success – outgoing commander
By Major General Yvan
Blondin, Commander 1
Cdn Air Div/ CANR
I’ve been honoured to serve
since 2006 at 1 Canadian Air
Division/ Canadian NORAD
Region Headquarters, with
the last two years as your
commander. As I pass the
torch to Major-General Alain
Parent, I’d like to share a few
thoughts with you, the airmen
and airwomen of Canada’s
Air Force.
As your operational
commander, I am so incredibly
impressed with the work done
by our entire defence team,
coast to coast and abroad. In
the last couple years, we have
experienced an operational
tempo the Air Force hasn’t
seen in generations. Overseas,
we have maintained a crucial
role with the air wing in
Afghanistan, deployed
CF-18s to Iceland for Op
IGNITION, assisted the
people of Haiti in Op HESTIA
and we maintain a significant
effort with Op MOBILE
over Libya. In fact, we are
in a time where virtually
every fleet of operational
aircraft are employed on
operations. At home we
supported the 2010 Olympics,
the G8/ G20, and assisted
with flood relief efforts and
forest-fire evacuations across
the country. We did all this
while saving lives at home
with search and rescue and
keeping a tireless watch
over our skies through our
NORAD mission.
No words can express the
pride I feel from having had
the privilege of serving as
your commander. All of our
successes are due to you, our
proud airmen and airwomen,
and your tireless efforts.
My appreciation extends
also to your families. Our
collective success is due to
the support we receive from
our loved ones, and we must
never forget that. In May, I
had the honour of hosting
the second annual Family
Support Conference in
Winnipeg. We saw the results
of the Family Support Needs
Assessment that captured
how military families like
yours perceive how their
needs are being met. It is a
critical step in improving
how we support our loved
ones, as they, too, sacrifice
so much for our country. I’m
proud we have made great
strides in strengthening our
support to our families. I’ve
had the pleasure of seeing
wings across the country
forge ahead with delivering
on commitments to the
community and military
families – specifically in the
areas of medical care and
childcare.
This kind of dedicated
support to each other and your
families is the cornerstone
of success that allows us
to succeed in our missions,
while ensuring we take care
of our most valuable resource
– our people. I thank you
all for your hard work and
the selfless dedication you
continuously demonstrate in
service to your country. I am
honoured to hand command
over to Major-General Parent,
knowing what an incredible
team he is inheriting.
1 Canadian Air Division Commander Major General
Yvan Blondin was born in Montreal and started out
as a pilot 29 years ago. He has earned the Canadian
Forces Decoration First Clasp, Peacekeeping Medal,
North American Treaty Organization Yugoslavia Medal, the Order of Military Merit and the Afghanistan
Service Cross.
Image Corporal Levarre McDonald
Force for learning
By Brigadier-General Rick
Pitre, Commander, 2
Canadian Air Division
When I received the mandate
over two years ago to stand up
the new 2 Canadian Air Division,
I knew that we had our work cut
out for us. We transformed the
Air Force construct to create the
Air Force Doctrine and Training
Division in June 2009, marking
a new and exciting chapter in our
rich Air Force history.
In less than a year, a small
d e d i c a t e d g r o u p o f s t a ff
came together to regroup the
majority of Air Force training,
education and lessons learned
functions into one formation.
This reorganization enabled
a better focus on doctrine,
training and associated support
for the Air Force, while allowing
1 Canadian Air Division to
enhance its focus on operations
at home and abroad.
This new direction for the
Air Force was a fundamental
step in our ability to progress as
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short years, we have grown from
a small headquarters at initial
operating capability to a strong,
lean, and agile organization.
I’m proud to say 2 Canadian
Air Division has made a truly
valuable contribution to the Air
Force in developing our doctrine
and training programs, while
continuing to generate forces for
operations.
The significant progress of
this organization is largely due
to the many staff dedicated
to seeing the development of
this formation into a reality.
All over the country, Air Force
personnel were committed to
transforming the Air Force into a
learning organization. I couldn’t
be happier knowing BrigadierGeneral Galvin will be taking
command of such a devoted
group of personnel.
As a result of your outstanding
work, 2 Canadian Air Division
has helped the Air Force stand
out as a responsive, forwardthinking, and innovative
organization. I amgrateful to
all those who played a role in
developing a concept into the
organization that exists today. It
was a pleasure to serve with you,
and it is with great honour I pass
command to Brigadier-General
Galvin.
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Brigadier General Rick Pitre’s decorations include
the Gulf and Kuwait Medal, the Special Service
Medal, the Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal,
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States Air Medal. He has also received the Chief of
Defence Staff’s Commendation and a Commander’s
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July 18, 2011
Page 7
Busy weekend adds up for SAR crews
By Major Scott Tromp, 413 Squadron CH 149 pilot
413 Squadron as its members completed three separate
search and rescue missions on the July 8 weekend. When
all was said and done, seven people had been transported to
safety and the CC130 and CH149 crews had flown a total of
18 hours, most of which occurred in darkness.
The first mission occurred on the evening of July 8. Rescue
908, a CH149 helicopter, was tasked to medivac an injured hiker
from mountainous terrain in Cape Breton. The crew proceeded
to the North River area and was able to find the individual’s
signal fire using night vision goggles. The injured hiker was
in a gorge at the base of a 300-foot waterfall that made rescue
by the helicopter crew at night difficult. Once established, the
SAR techs were lowered to the injured hiker via a 200-foot
hoist. The SAR techs provided first aid, stabilized the casualty
and determined recovery would be via the rescue basket. The
basket was lowered, the hiker and SAR techs retrieved and the
injured man was taken to Cape Breton Regional Hospital in
Sydney to receive further medical attention.
The second mission occurred early July 10. Rescue 911, a
CH149 helicopter, and Rescue 328, a CC130 aircraft, were
tasked to proceed to the fishing vessel Bessie Wilfred, 20 nautical
miles southeast of Port Hawkesbury. The vessel was taking on
water and the crew was concerned it would need to abandon
ship. By the time the SAR crews arrived at the squadron, they
were informed the crew had indeed abandoned ship and were
now afloat in their life raft. Both aircraft departed Greenwood to
offer assistance. The CC130 arrived on scene first and was able
to locate the life raft and drop a smoke to mark the position for
the arrival of the helicopter. Once on scene, the helicopter crew
assessed the situation and determined all six people on the raft
would need to be hoisted to safety since no surface vessels were
able to provide assistance. The CC130 climbed into the clouds
and proceeded to drop illumination flares to assist the CH149
crew with the night recovery. Sergeant Norm Penny was hoisted
to the raft to secure the fisherman and provide support to Master
Corporal Rob Featherstone, who then completed six individual
rescue sling recoveries on the hoist of the CH149. Once medical
assessments of the fishermen were complete, they were taken to
the Halifax International Airport by the CH149.
The final SAR mission completed by 413 Squadron crews
occurred at 0100 hrs July 12. The CC130 and CH 149 were
both tasked to proceed to Mirimichi Bay to search for an
overdue open fishing boat with two people on board. The
rescue mission was hampered by severe thunderstorms en
route, but both the Hercules and the Cormorant arrived on
scene. Approximately one hour into the search, a Canadian
Coast Guard vessel located the search object at anchor.
Mechanical difficulties had left the vessel and occupants
stranded to await recovery. Medical attention was not required,
so the SAR aircraft were cleared to return to Greenwood.
Challenged by weather and darkness, 413 Squadron crews,
both air and ground, put rubber on the ramp, planes in the sky
and made a difference in the life of several Atlantic Canadians
and were a credit to the 14 Wing team.
Golf club has lots to offer
Large groups are asked to call ahead so we can be sure to have
adequate staff.
As of July 15, we are selling our half-season memberships.
There is still a ton of golf to be played between now and
By Karen Gorman, Greenwood Golf Club
November. A regular adult membership is now $375. For as little
Summer is well underway. Here at the 14 Wing Greenwood as $47 a month, you could be taking advantage of some great golf.
Our junior/ intermediate golf program has two sessions left,
Golf Club, golf is in full swing.
The kitchen and bar open at 11:30 a.m. for lunch, so come July 25 and August 1 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. CPGA pro Dan Fraser
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Corporal Chris McDonald recently presented
an Olympic torch shadow box to 14 Wing
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McDonald designed and built the shadow box,
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members should come on out and take advantage of this free
program. There will also be a junior golf tournament July 26 at
noon, so be sure to sign up by July 20 at the pro shop. Thank
you to Brent Jones for all his help with running our program
for the kids.
The pro shop will be having it’s annual “Christmas in July” sale
July 23 to 25. Be sure to stop by and check out the great deals
and some new merchandise. Christmas is just six months away!
Please check www.greenwoodgolfclub.ca for club information.
Page 8
14 Wing Library
summer closure
August 8 to 12, the 14 Wing Library will be
closed. The book drop box is open for your convenience.
July 18, 2011
Family trip for Upper Clements fun
July 30, soar through the
tree tops on Upper Clements
Park’s exciting wooden
rollercoaster or plunge
down the skyline flume ride.
Crash and bang in bumper
boats, whirl down a huge
waterslide or fly across the
park on the fantastic zip
lines!
J o i n t h e 1 4 Wi n g
Community Centre’s family
trip to the park, leaving the
centre at noon and arriving at
the park around 1 p.m. Stay
and play into the evening,
and we’ll leave Upper
Clements at 7 p.m. to arrive
back in Greenwood around 8
p.m. Drop into the centre and
register in advance. The cost
is $25, meals and snacks are
extra. Please note: this trip is
only for military members,
their families and recreation
card holders. Call Megan for
details at 765-8165.
GMFRC closed July 27
The Greenwood Military Family Resource Centre
(GMFRC) would like to inform the public the GMFRC offices
will be closed July 27 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to allow
staff to attend a farewell luncheon. We apologize for any
inconvenience this may cause.
Please note that the GMFRC casual childcare will remain
open, preschool summer camps and the Wacky Wednesday
children’s program will still run during this time.
For emergencies, call Wing Duty Ops 765-1494, local 5457.
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fermé le 27 juillet
Le Centre de ressources pour les familles militaires de
Greenwood (CRFMG) désire informer la communauté que
le CRFMG sera fermé le 27 juillet de 11 h 30 à 13 h 30 afin
de permettre au personnel de participer à un dîner d’adieu.
Nous nous excusons des inconvénients que cela pourrait
occasionner.
Veuillez noter que le centre de la halte-garderie du CRFMG,
le camp d’été pour enfants d’âge préscolaire et les mercredis
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July 18, 2011
Canadian tradition rides
into Lawrencetown
One of Canada’s most
recognized icons, the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police
(RCMP) Musical Ride,
will be performing at the
Annapolis Valley Exhibition
grounds, Lawrencetown,
August 10.
The RCMP Musical
Ride represents a colourful
Canadian tradition. The
troop of 32 horses and riders
perform a variety of cavalry
drills choreographed to
music. Working through a
unique medium, they support
RCMP community policing
efforts throughout Canada.
The Musical Ride was
developed in 1876 by early
members of the North-West
Mounted Police to display
their riding ability and
entertain the local community.
It has evolved over the decades
into a uniquely Canadian
performance, enjoyed by tens
of thousands of spectators
every year.
Members of the Musical
Ride are first and foremost
police officers. They all have
at least two years’ experience
in active police work before
volunteering for the ride.
Surprisingly, most have no
prior riding experience.
For ticket information,
call the Annapolis County
4-H Leaders Council at
1-902-638-2387, contact any
4-H leader or member in
Annapolis County or RCMP
offices in Bridgetown and
Kingston. Local business
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Bridgetown Animal Hospital,
Annapolis Valley Exhibition
office in Lawrencetown, the
Lawrencetown Pharmasave,
Annavale Country Store,
Middleton Home Hardware
and the Fundy Spray Motel,
Middleton; and Kingston
Pharmasave. Tickets are $8,
and children under five are
free. Proceeds from ticket
sales will be donated to
the Annapolis County 4-H
Leaders Council.
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July 18, 2011
Summer fun at the GMFRC
By Katie Therrien, GMFRC
children’s summer
camp leader
The first week of camp
was full of celebration at the
Greenwood Military Family
Resource Centre.
The preschool summer camp
celebrated and learned about
different celebrations from
around the world. Monday,
our little campers celebrated
Canada Day. They spent the
day having fun in the sun
and making life size cutouts
of themselves. Tuesday was
Earth Day. The campers went
on a nature walk and collected
some nature treasures to
dive deep in the ocean, go
searching for animals in a
safari adventure, explore the
lost tomb of a great pharaoh
and head back to the high seas
for a pirate adventure.
Programs such as summer
camp provide young children
with opportunities for social
interaction and learning.
Children enjoy being a
part of a group, make new
friends and develop a sense of
independence from mom and
dad. If you would like more
information on programs for
young children, contact Kim
Dixon, GMFRC coordinator
of child and youth services,
765-1494 local 1812.
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fête du Canada. Ils ont
passé une journée amusante
sous le soleil en découpant
leurs silhouettes grandeur
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nature. Mardi était le Jour
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closed to allow for block leave from
ont marché dans la nature
Tuesday July 26, 2011 until Monday
pour collecter des petits
August 8, 2011. Returning at 8:00 a.m.
trésors pour les aider à
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Tuesday August 9, 2011.
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There will be no newspaper published
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monde était déguisé avec
de merveilleux costumes
et les enfants ont passé
l’Halloween au CRFMG.
Jeudi était l’Action de grâces
et nos petits campeurs ont
passé la journée entre eux
et leurs nouveaux amis.
Les campeurs ont terminé
leur semaine avec une fête
du Jour de l’An et ils ont
appris pourquoi et comment
utiliser un calendrier.
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deux, Mick et Katie
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grand pharaon et nous
retournerons à la mer pour
une aventure de pirates.
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celui du camp d’été est
une excellente opportunité
pour les jeunes enfants
d’enrichir leurs interactions
sociales et d’apprendre.
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faire partie d’un groupe
dans lequel ils peuvent
se faire de nouveaux
amis et développer leur
indépendance vis-à-vis
papa et maman. Si vous
aimeriez obtenir plus
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farm business management and Port George Country
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UP-COMING EVENTS • CLUBS • ORGANIZATIONS • GROUPS compost tea for small fruit, July 30, rain or shine. Gates
finishing market lambs, animal- open at 7:00 a.m. Pancake
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powered farming, marketing breakfast from 7 a.m. to 9
submitted by NOT-FOR-PROFIT Service Groups, Clubs and Organizations. Due to
space limitations, submissions are limited to approximately 25 words. Items MUST
farm products, permaculture a.m. Giant all-day flea marbe submitted each week either in person to our offices located on 83A School Road
and farm design, a women’s ket (200 tables) starts at 7:00
(Morfee Annex), 14 Wing Greenwood, by FAX to (902)765-1717 or e-mail: aurora@
panel on finding a place in the a.m. Eleven hours of fantastic
auroranewspaper.com. These announcements will be published on a first-come, firstfarm business, beekeeping, country music by local artists
served basis and are limited to the space available for that particular publication. To
buying used farm equipment, from 9 a.m. Enjoy fish & chips,
guarantee that your announcement will be published, you may choose to place a paid
advertisement at our current advertising rates. The deadline for FYI submissions is
safe animal handling, wood strawberry shortcake, lobster
Thursday at 9:30 a.m. previous to publication unless otherwise notified.
shingle making, blacksmith- rolls, fruit smoothies, hamburging, grafting fruit trees, seed ers and hotdogs. Watch the little
Featuring
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saving. Tours of fruit, vegetable ones having fun in the bouncer
July 22 Wilmot Garden Club Fun, Robert and Vinetta Hines, and poultry farm. Farmers and and riding the kiddie train. Kids
annual flower and vegetable Gary Raymond and others. others encouraged to attend. can enjoy face painting, the
show at the Baptist church in Everyone welcome.
Registration $15, or $30 per duck pond and our lolly pop
Middleton. Tea and viewing, Agriculture workshops
family, by July 15. www.gov. pull for prizes. Supper 4 p.m. to
2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. All offered
ns.ca/agri/cssf/ .
6 p.m.: homemade baked beans
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July 25 Celebration of Small- On Golden Pond at Cenwith ham and potato scallop,
$3. For complete details, go to Scale Farming at Northville treStage
dessert, tea or coffee. Call 825www.wilmotgardenclub.net.
Farm Heritage Centre. Farmers
On Golden Pond, by Ernest 3860 for camping information.
Gospel fest
will lead a variety of work- Thompson, is about the warm, This is a family event: no alcoJuly 24 Gospel fest at the shops on modern small-scale loving relationship between hol allowed. For more info, call
Inglisville hall, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. farming practices, technology, two elderly people who have 765-3225 or check out www.
been coming to their cottage countryjamboree.ca.
on their beloved lake for many Vacation Bible school
years. The father’s relationship
August 1 to 5 Panda Mania
with their daughter has always Vacation Bible School, Middlebeen somewhat strained but, ton Baptist Church, 9:30 a.m.
this summer, when Chelsea to noon each morning. All chilJuly 17 - July 23
comes to visit, there is hope of dren age 3-grade 5 are welcome
reconciliation. She brings her to come to this awesome day
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20
LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
new boyfriend with her and the
Aries, develop a strategy to save A smooth, professional manner boyfriend’s 13-year-old son, camp! Free registration. For
money because you’re going to helps you attain good results at Billy. Billy quickly becomes info or to register, phone Holly
need it. Now may be the time to work this week, Libra. Others are the grandchild the couple never Gosbee, 825-3537. Online
think about clipping coupons or impressed at how you can handle had. The play will have most registration: www.middletonbaptist.com.
researching discounts.
yourself under pressure.
appeal for an older audience, RCMP Musical Ride
TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
which will find itself swinging
August 10, the Annapolis
Taurus, if at first you don’t Clear some space so that you between laughter at Norman’s County 4-H Leaders Council
succeed, you may want to can work more easily, Scorpio. tart-tongued observations and hosts the RCMP Musical Ride
attempt a different approach. Clutter can make even the most tears, as the couple come face at the Annapolis Valley ExhibiDon’t beat yourself up over things simple task seem ever more to face with the reality of life’s tion grounds in Lawrencetown.
you can’t change.
complicated. A productive week uncertainty. On Golden Pond is Tickets are $8 per person/ chillies ahead.
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Smile, Gemini, because happy SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 12. On Golden Pond opens July offices in Bridgetown & Kingsnews is coming your way this Sagittarius, you will find yourself 28 (pay what you can), and ton, the Bridgetown Animal
week. Think about sharing the good being a sought-after asset among continues Friday and Saturday Hospital, the Annapolis Valfortune with someone you love, friends this week. Use these nights at 8 p.m. until Septem- ley Exhibition office in Laweither a spouse or a good friend. social situations to further your ber 3. There will be a 2 p.m. rencetown, the Lawrencetown
matinee August 21. To make Pharmasave, Annavale Country
position in work-related matters.
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reservations, phone 678-1562. Store, Middleton Home HardCancer, what many people admire CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
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a good friend. This week you will this week, and it will be the utmost at 61 River Street, Kentville.
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display your capacity for humility importance to stay focused. You
and compassion to a greater level. have become serious about
changing personal health.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23
Leo, partnerships are accentuated AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
this week and you will find that A clear-minded insight to plans
you can do just about anything you put in place comes to you
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Youth Happenings
By Megan LeMoine,
Recreation youth
worker, 14 Wing
Community Centre
We have some great family
trips coming up at the centre,
to Upper Clements, Halifax
for the International Buskers
Festival and whale watching.
Drop into the centre or call
765-8165 today to get more
information about these great
trips!
Here’s what’s happening
this week.
Boys’ Club and
Active Chicks
July 20, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Pre-teen boys and girls,
please meet at Yogi-Bear
Campground at 6 p.m. for
swimming, the jumping
Join family trip
to busker fest
August 6, come celebrate over two decades of familyfriendly performances, as a myriad of Canadian and
international performers take to the Halifax waterfront for
11 days, performing hundreds of shows on five outdoor
stages. This busker festival is the oldest and largest in
Canada.
Audiences often exceed 500,000 and are treated with a
wide variety of street theatre, including acrobatics, music,
visual arts, comedy, fire shows and more.
The 14 Wing Community Centre’s family trip to Halifax
for the busker festival will leave the centre at 10 a.m.,
arriving in the city around 11:30 a.m. We will leave Halifax
at 6:30 p.m., arriving back in Greenwood around 8 p.m.
Please drop into the centre and register in advance. The cost
for this trip is $10; for a family of four, $30. Your meals and
snacks are extra. Please note: this trip is only for military
members, their families and recreation card holders. Please
call Megan for further details, 765-8165.
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pillow and relaxing by the
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fee and, if you would like a
treat at the canteen, please
bring extra money. Bring
your bathing suit, towel and
a change of cloths. It may be
a little chilly after the pool,
so a blanket or comfy sweater
might be nice to have. See
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Teen games night
Tonight, we’ll have trivia
games and a special treat!
Pre-Teen dance
Pre-teen boys and girls ages
nine to 12, come and dance
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Soccer fun at
sports camp
The 14 Wing summer sports camp
laced up their cleats and dusted off
their soccer skills last week.
Games, skills and drills filled
the week, starting with a full
day at the Apple Bowl Monday,
which included relay races, some
footwork drills and a shoot out.
Tuesday, we shared a chocolate
treat and a rainy day movie with
the French and day camps, and
then headed over to the Fitness and
Sports Centre for a swim indoors.
A world cup soccer tournament and
a fun game of soccer baseball kept
Wednesday jam-packed. Thursday
consisted of a variety of shooting
and dribbling skills. We spent Friday
demonstrating our newly-learned
skills in our own tournament.
This week, sports camp
participants will attempt to achieve
their hoop dreams as they dribble
their way into basketball week,
which includes a trip to Nova
Scotia’s Sports Hall of Fame at the
Halifax Metro Centre.
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July 18, 2011
Mystère résolu au CRFMG
Par Kim Dixon,
Coordonnatrice des
services pour enfants,
jeunes et adolescents
du CRFMG
Des programmes tels que dans une activité supervisée.
la grande aventure pour Un remerciement spécial à
petits supers héros offrent notre héro du CRFMG, Mick
aux enfants des membres Tanner, et à notre bénévole
des Forces canadiennes Natasha Dallaire qui ont
l’opportunité de rencontrer permis d’assurer aux enfants
Le 23 juin dernier, il y avait d’autres enfants de leurs un avant-midi sécuritaire
plusieurs petits supers héros âges tout en ayant du plaisir e t r e m p l i d ’ a v e n t u r e s
dans les environs de l’édifice à apprendre à travers le jeu extraordinaires.
du Centre Morfee.
Avec la cape dans le vent,
ces braves petits supers héros
étaient occupés à essayer
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Solution page 14
Spelling: US English
OPTOMETRY CLINIC
Mystery solved at the GMFRC!
Photo par Natasha Dallaire
Mystery solved at GMFRC
By Kim Dixon, GMFRC
coordinator of child
and youth services
June 23, there were many
sightings of local super heroes
around the Morfee Centre.
With capes flowing in the
wind, these brave little super
heroes were busy trying to
solve the mystery of a hidden
treasure. Using only a map
and their special hero powers,
10 adventurous little boys
Sudoku
aged three to five participated
in the GMFRC Little Boy
Super Hero Party. Our little
heroes had a great time
solving the mystery and then
enjoyed a yummy snack before
decorating their own wooden
map boxes to take home.
Programs such as the
Little Boys Super Hero Party
provide Canadian Forces
children the opportunity to
make connections with other
children, while having fun in
a supervised activity. Special
thanks to our GMFRC heroes,
Mick Tanner and volunteer
Natasha Dallard, who ensured
the children had a safe and funfilled morning of adventures.
Metro Crossword
Solution page 14
ACROSS
1. Ribonuclease
6. “Law & Order” doctor
Emil
11. MN 55120
12. The violin’s ancestor
13. Medicine man
15. Moral excellence
18. Cola plants
19. Plunge into a liquid
20. Wheel tracks
21. Get free of
24. Celt
25. Actress Thurman
26. Zig-zag movement
on skis
30. Tossed around
32. Media mogul Turner
33. Green or Earl Grey
35. Shipping container
43. The SW division of
Oceania
44. Macao monetary unit
45. Hit with the open hand
47. Publicities
48. Frosts
49. Treaties
51. Plural of crus
52. Dully painful
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59. Palm fruits
22. Large WPA project
23. Young female socialite
26. About tide
27. 2nd musical tone
28. Ask at O’Donnell’s Web
page
29. A rule in Sanskrit
31. Misleading & dishonest
34. Manual computing
devices
DOWN
36. Ancient Egyptian sun
1. One part of a chemical
god
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37. Double helix nucleic acid
2. National Measurement 38. A place to sleep
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39. Former CIA
3. Turkish leaders titles 40. 2001 Spielberg film
4. Diego or Francisco
41. Not hidden
5. = to 1/2 em
42. Xhosas (alt sp.)
6. Jr’s. parent
43. Chauvinists
7. Kiloelectron volts
45. A health resort
8. Kimono sashes
46. Resin used in shellac
9. Denigrated
48. Highly incensed
10. Existing in reality
50. Deliberate affront
13. Growth of stunted
51. A sleeved outer garment
vegetation
53. Glutamic acid
14. LA 70360
54. Transmits info from DNA
16. Put into service
56. = to 2 ens
17. Snakelike fish
57. -__, denotes past
21. Radioactivity unit
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ENGLAND
WE BUY FURNITURE
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
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By the piece or lot.
We do local moving
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812 Maple Street Ext., Kingston
Valleywide In-Home
Computer Repair
Offers a full range of
services in the comfort
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Craig G. Sawler, LL.B.
264 Main Street, Middleton, N.S.
Tel: 902-825-6288
Fax: 902-825-4340
Email:
[email protected]
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www.colesawlerlaw.ca
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building, 5 appliances &
balcony. Fridge, stove,
dishwasher &washer/
dryer. $750.00 per month
plus utilities. Available
October 1st. Phone 7656669 (3224-ufnb)
FOR RENT – Clean three bedroom apartment in quiet subdivision in Nictaux. Fridge,
stove, dishwasher included.
Washer & dryer hook-ups.
$850.00 a month, heat &
lights included. Call 840-0534.
(3225-ufn)
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Hardwood, $200 a cord
Softwood, $160 a cord
Cut, Split, Delivered
Ph: 825-6424
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765-2544 765-2555
David A. Proudfoot
mobile located in Kingston.
$600.00 a month heat & lights
included. Phone 847-5046.
(3226-ufn)
FOR RENT – 2 bedroom duplex
on 636 Aldred Drive. Adult
building, no smoking. $575.00
a month plus utilities. No pets.
Call 765-4132 for more information. (3227-ufn)
FOR RENT- 356/366 Lincoln
Street. 2 Bedrooms, 2 appliances & balcony. 5 appliances & balcony$575.00
per month plus utilities.
Available September & October. Phone 765-6669.
(3227-ufnb)
FOR RENT – Fully furnished,
completely renovated one
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GUITAR LESSONS
Play & Learn in our
comfortable home studio
Electric or Accoustic Guitar
All ages, all styles of music
Beginner to Advanced
Over 26 years experience
Call Steve 825-6553
Durland, Gillis &
Schumacher Associates
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
W. Bruce Gillis, Q.C.
Blaine G. Schumacher, CD
(Also of the Alberta Bar)
Counsel:
Clare H. Durland, Q.C.
(Non-Practicing)
Phone (902) 825-3415
Fax (902) 825-2522
74 Commercial Street
P.O. Box 700
Middleton, NS
B0S 1P0
Barrister * Solicitor * Notary
• Real Estate
811 Central Avenue, PO Box 100
Greenwood, NS B0P 1N0
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.davidproudfoot.com
T: 902-765-3301 F: 902-765-6493
Crossword Solution
• Family Law
• Wills / Estates
• Consultations /
Referrals
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&
One of the Most Viewed
Pages in the Newspaper
For information on Placing a Boxed Business Ad in the
Classified Section call Anne Kempton at 765-1494 local
5833. Business or Boxed Ad Sizes for the Classified Page
Range from 1 Column to 7 Columns.
lots with back patio and
bedroom ground floor apartfront deck. Paved driveway
ment. Comes with new
with snow removal and
appliances, utilities, heat,
lawn care included. 5 mincable, high speed interutes away from 2-18 hole
net, lawn care and snow
golf courses, Greenwood
removal included. Country
base gym facilities and
setting on 10 acres, private
Greenwood Mall shopdeck overlooking a large
ping center. Transit serpond and just ten minutes
vices. Available August.
to base. No pets and no
For more information or
smoking. IR’s welcome.
viewing please contact
Call 847-1878 or 847-5483.
902-765-0339 or 902-848(3229-ufn)
6279. (3227-4tpb)
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR
RENT – Approx 600 Sq FOR RENT – 1 Bedroom apartfeet of prime space at
ment located in Kingston on
Village Plaza. 805 Cen517 Pleasant Street. Fridge,
tral Ave, Greenwood NS.
stove, heat & lights included.
Ideal for office space cur$640.00 per month. No Pets.
rently set up as 4 offices
Phone 250-0181. (3228-3tp)
plus reception area. Also FOR RENT - Available Augreat for other types of
gust 1, 2011, Victoria St
business. For complete
Middleton. Worry free livdetails please contact
ing at its best. 2 bedroom
Gerald Chase at 542-3398
apartment, 1100 sq ft living
or Tim Fay at 765-4987.
space. Kitchen has 6 ap(3225-6tpb)
pliances. Hardwood floor,
R2000+ construction, elecFOR RENT - Worry free retric heat. Paved driveway,
tirement living located
snow & garbage removal,
centrally between Kingslawn care included. Very
ton and Greenwood on
quiet area. 10 minute walk
Sampson Drive. New built
to all amenities. $795.00
2 bedroom duplex, with in
per month. Call Joan 847floor heating, 5 appliances,
1365 or Doug 825-7231.
attached garage, spacious
(3229-2tpb)
FOR RENT – 3 Bedroom
Future Glass
house with horse barn loand Mirror Ltd.
cated in Wilmot. $850.00
Sampson Dr., Greenwood
902-765-2105
SPECIALIZING REPAIRS/
REPLACEMENTS OF
WINDSHIELDS
ALSO: *plateglass *mirrors
*plexie glass
* vehicle accessories
* window & screen repairs
Many Used Windshields
Available at Reduced Prices
“INSURANCE CLAIMS
OUR SPECIALTY”
JASON BEZANSON
ROOFING
CONSTRUCTION
9594 South Farmington
RR1 Wilmot, NS B0P 1W0
840-0552
S p e c i a l i z i n g i n R o o f i n g • Free Estimates
U-LOCK
per month, utilities included.
Barn has power & water and
hold 2-3 horses. Phone 7653580. (3229-2tpb)
FOR RENT – Lovely Older
Home in Lawrencetown. Fully
renovated 4 bedrooms, 2.5
baths. Lots of privacy. $950.00
per month, utilities extra.
Phone 847-5529. (3229-1tp)
SERVICES
SERVICE – Bilingual handyman carpenter available, 25
years of experience with finish work, flooring, stairs, tile
work and more. Reasonable
rates – flexible hours. Call
Mike at 242-2465 or 8400529. Greenwood/Kingston
(3024-ufn)
SERVICE - Looking for gardening work (flower, veg.), weeding, planting and pruning.
Greenwood- Middleton and
surrounding areas. Please
call 825-3281. (3228-2tp)
OTHER
Mortgage Helper – Mature,
employed lady with 9 year
old dog is looking to board
short term in country setting. Can provide pet deposit & clean criminal record
check. Please call 804-9236.
(3229-2tpb)
Steve Lake’s
Light Trucking
Storage
Moving & Deliveries
Inside & Heated
STORAGE UNITS
844 0551
From -- 420 cu.ft 6’x7’x10’
Up to -- 1920 cu.ft 12’x16’x10’
(next to 14 Wing)
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Small Engine Repair
• Lawnmowers
• Snowblowers
• Chainsaws
Neil Currie: (902) 765-8432
Cell: (902) 847-5709
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$1.50 per pint
Call ahead for picking times
~ Picked Berries ~
$2.50 per pint
Bob Johnson, 2380 Harmony Road
(6 km south of Aylesford, NS)
847-9146
By Wendy Richardson
It has been a great week for golf, the weather has been
great… most days.
Here is a recap of men’s night July 5, with 45 golfers: 1St
Division – 1st gross Stu Nauss, 2nd gross Steve Lake, 1st
net Scotty Cooper, 2nd net Mike Clark Jr., skins Nauss #’s 4
& 7, Carpenter #9, Anderson # 13, Rice # 15. 2nd Division
– 1st gross Charlie Costin, 2nd gross Ian MacKenzie, 1st net
Chuck Daborn, 2nd net Steve Swan, skins MacKenzie #’s 1,
4, & 14, Dan Smith #5, Costin #6, Rideout #8, McDowell #9,
Swan #10, Fayant #13, Grist #18. 3rd Division – 1st gross Eric
Marshall, 2nd gross Bob Baker, 1st net Claude Desrochers, 2nd
net Marcel Levesque, skins Baker #2, Allan #’s7 & 15; 50/50
winner Bob Baker, $44.
The Guys and Dolls tournament was held July 10 and it was
a lot of fun. Thanks to Ian and Wayne (and Sandra and Cathy)
for all their work putting this tournament together. Imagine two
Capers organizing a tournament, and it still went well! I am
sure the ladies will take credit for keeping those Capers on the
straight and narrow. Thanks also to Rose for the delicious meal.
After all the counting was done, the winners (Field Low Net)
were Doug Carpenter and me. I think I heard Glenn Waters
say he would deliver the trophy to us sometime soon - he and
Sandy won it last year! I don’t honestly think there is a trophy
for this tournament - but there should be! The other winners of
the day were 1st low net Scotty Cooper and Betty Saltzman,
2nd low net Eric & Margie Welin, 3rd low net Glen Waters and
Sandy Adams, 4th low net Bob & Sharyn Trimm and 5th low
net Ian MacKenzie and Sheila Johnson. The closest to the pin
The 19 hole
th
prizes went to Donna Hill #8 and #11 Sharyn Trimm. Men’s
prizes went to Wayne Cathcart #3 and Doug Smith picked up
the extra prize (since none of the men hit the green on #13).
Doug and I had the pleasure of golfing with Ian and Sheila.
We certainly had a lot of laughs. It’s a good thing Sheila was
there: Ian will have to invest in a company who makes golf
balls or maybe get a sponsor!
Here is a short recap of July 13, with 19 ladies out. We
played Pinehurst - except for the three stooges who played
a scramble because they didn’t understand the pinehurst and
still couldn’t beat the field. You know who you are! We saw
a lovely young deer on #8 green: apparently, he liked us all
so much, he came back several times. The winners were 1st
Margie W. & Joan D., 2nd Audrey C. & Sue O’C., 3rd Carolyn
L. & Erma R., 4th Ruth H. and Laura.F. Good thing A won
tonight: she may have to put her winning towards the cart sign
she ran over! (Charlie the cart is OK). Cyndi is still laughing:
she missed her shot and blamed it on A. Good fun had by all.
The 50/ 50 was won by Sandra Cathcart. That is two she has
won, her taxes may go up!
Recently, several teams went to Clare for the Acadian
Scramble (two-person). Although none of the teams came
home with winnings, Wanda and Wendy did manage to take
a few coins off the team of Scotty and Doug and the team of
Paul A. and Mike Clark. It is not about the amount; it is about
the bragging rights. Thanks, guys, and thank you Wanda!
From the desk of Mu
By Margie Dunphy
Well, another sorority year has come to an end, and
Mu chapter has finished its twice a month meetings until
September.
This past year has been a rewarding and fun-filled learning
experience. Along with many in-house programs, we met a
number of interesting and lively personalities. We also had
some road trips, from jewellery making exhibits to wine
tasting.
Our annual trip away was to the Historical Gardens in
Annapolis Royal. Members enjoyed a lovely day spent
with good friends, good food and the sights and sounds of
THE MUNICIPALITY OF
THE COUNTY OF KINGS
87 Cornwallis Street PO Box 100
Kentville, NS B4N 3W3
TENDER 11-19
Canning STP Fencing
The Municipality of the County of Kings, Engineering
and Public Works invites tenders for the supply and
installation of approximately 450m of page wire fence
around the Canning Sewage Treatment Plant (STP),
located at 9882 Main Street, Canning, Nova Scotia.
Specifications and tender forms may be viewed and
picked up at the office of Engineering & Public Works,
Municipal Complex, 87 Cornwallis Street, Kentville,
Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Tenders
may also be viewed at Nova Scotia Construction
Association, located at 260 Brownlow Avenue – Unit 3,
Dartmouth, N.S.
There is a mandatory meeting at 10:00 am on
Thursday, July 28, 2011 at the project site.
Specific inquiries pertaining to this tender may be
directed to Tim Bouter, P. Eng., Supervisor of
Engineering Services, [email protected]
690-2219 or Bill MacLellan, Operations Supervisor
[email protected] 678-1807.
SEALED TENDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL
2:00PM THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 2011
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July 18, 2011
a historical town.
If you are a woman between the ages of one and 99 and
wish to learn some interesting tidbits and enjoy a few new
friendships, why don’t you give us a call. Who couldn’t use
a few more friends? Mu is a member of an international
group of women, Beta Sigma Phi, dedicated to life, learning
and friendship. We are not affiliated with any church or
university, and we are not a service group - but we do
support, in our small way, local and international charities.
Interested? Give our president, Dallas Harrigan (765-0977),
or vice-president, Margie Dunphy (825-3645), a jingle. All
the best for the summer!
THE MUNICIPALITY OF
THE COUNTY OF KINGS
TENDER 11-17
Greenwood STP Electrical Room Upgrades
and Public Works invites tenders for the construction
of a building expansion and relocation/reinstallation of
all electrical systems within the existing press room at
the Greenwood Sewage Treatment Plant (STP),
located at 989 Meadowvale Road, Tremont, Nova
Scotia.
picked up at the office of Engineering & Public Works,
Association, located at 260 Brownlow Avenue – Unit 3,
Dartmouth, N.S.
There is a mandatory meeting at 2:00 pm on
Thursday, July 28, 2011 at the project site.
Inquiries pertaining to this tender may be directed to
Richard Stephenson, P. Eng., GENIVAR, (902) 8359955 [email protected], Monday to
Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Congratulations to Art Roberts on his hole-in-one on lucky
#13. Way to go.
Don’t know who is responsible for the shoe/ cleat cleaners
on the tee boxes, but thanks.
Upcoming
July 18 – Valley Seniors, 9 a.m. shotgun
July 19 – 18 hole stroke play
July 22 – the Officers Mess is holding a 25-person
tournament, underway at 10 a.m. for 18 holes.
July 23 – Pres/ Vice Pres Men’s tournament. Sign up at the
pro shop or give Ian a call.
July 25 – 9 a.m. shotgun start for media/ sponsor day. Open
for breakfast.
July 26 – Three-man scramble with meal. Sign up at 2:30
p.m. for the 3 p.m. start.
Until next issue, hit them long and straight, replace the divots
and repair the ball marks on the greens. Enjoy the challenge!
THE MUNICIPALITY OF
THE COUNTY OF KINGS
Tender #2011-01
SALE OF SURPLUS EQUIPMENT
The Municipality of the County of Kings’ Parks and
Recreation Services has the following surplus
equipment for sale by tender:
1 24 ft. x 5 ft. foam-supported boat dock
3 16 ft. x 5 ft. foam-supported boat docks
All items to be sold “as is, where is” and may be
viewed at the Municipal beach at Aylesford Lake
between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Closing date for submissions: Thursday, August
4, 2011 at 2:00 p.m.
The Municipality reserves the right to accept or reject
any tenders. The Municipality also reserves the right to
waive formality, informality or technicality in any tender.
Bob Suffron-Coordinator of Parks & Open Spaces
[email protected]
Tel:(902) 690-6153
Fax: (902) 679-0911
Toll Free 1-888-337-2999
www.county.kings.ns.ca
THE MUNICIPALITY OF
THE COUNTY OF KINGS
TENDER 11-21
Municipal Complex Chiller Replacement
& Public Works invites tenders for the removal of the
existing chiller, supply and installation of a new chiller
at the Municipal Complex located at 87 Cornwallis
Street, Kentville.
picked up upon receipt of a non-refundable deposit of
$25.00 at the office of Engineering & Public Works,
Association, located at 260 Brownlow Avenue – Unit
3, Dartmouth, N.S.
Specific Inquires pertaining to this tender may be
directed to Chris Shortall, P. Eng., Dillon Consulting
Limited, [email protected], Phone (902) 450-4000
during regular business hours.
The Municipality reserves the right to reject any or all tenders, not necessarily accept the
lowest tender, or to accept any which it may consider to be in its best interest. The
Municipality also reserves the right to waive formality, informality or technicality in any
tender.
tender.
tender.
Tel:(902) 690-6195
Fax: (902) 679-0911
Toll Free: 1-888-337-2999
Tel:(902) 690-6195
Fax: (902) 679-0911
Toll Free: 1-888-337-2999
Tel:(902) 690-6195
Fax: (902) 679-0911
Toll Free: 1-888-337-2999
July 18, 2011
BARB T.
Service Plan
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Service
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2011 F-150
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SUPER CAB
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$
WITH UP TO
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• HEAVY-DUTY SHOCK ABSORBERS
• ALL NEW FUEL EFFICIENT POWER TRAINS • AIR CONDITIONING
††
IN PRICE ADJUSTMENTS
2011 F-250 Super Cab 4x4
Diesel amount shown
Share our Employee Price
Employee Price Adjustment...........................$333
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Total Eligible Price Adjustment.............$1,833
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• AIR CONDITIONING
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(excluding any CAW negotiated bonuses). The new vehicle must be delivered or factory ordered during the Program Period from your participating Ford Dealer. This offer can be used in conjunction with most retail consumer offers made available by Ford at either the time of factory order
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