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On the island are, from left, front: Sergeant Sean MacEachern and Master Corporal Kent Stanway; at rear are master corporals Jared Tozer
and Kevin Cochrane. Submitted
Sable in their sights
Island exercise ‘unbelievable’ experience
Warrant Officer
Conrad Cowan,
413 Squadron Search
& Rescue Leader
14 Wing Greenwood’s
413 (Transport and Rescue) Squadron was recently afforded a very unique
challenge by Parks Cana-
da, through a pre-disaster
planning and emergency
response exercise with Parks
Canada staff on Sable Island.
The concept was simple:
conduct live parachute descents to Sable Island in
adverse weather conditions
from a Hercules aircraft; provide long-term casualty care
and then evacuate casualties
by a Cormorant helicopter.
In reality, the 42 kilometre
long and one kilometre wide
crescent-shaped island is
located 300 kilometres off the
coast of Nova Scotia, accessible only by private air charter or vessel - and shrouded
in fog on a good day. In ad-
dition to flooding and severe
coastal storms, there is a
high level of risk from wind
events and the threat of destruction from storm surge.
Four Greenwood search and
rescue technicians pressed
on, determined to complete
the mission package and
conduct their own survival
training and pattern: first aid,
fire, shelter, signals, food and
water and travel.
“It was an unbelievable experience parachuting over the
sand dunes, the grey seals,
bird colonies and wild horses. We were keenly aware
the island is vulnerable to
disturbances, and only trod
Six Royal Canadian Navy
warships have sailed from
Halifax to participate in a task
group exercise off the Canadian Atlantic coast November
25 to December 6.
“This task group exercise
will have the added value of
being a part of NORAD Exercise Amalgam Dart, proving
interoperability between the
Royal Canadian Navy, the Royal
Canadian Air Force and the U.S.
Air Force,” said Rear-Admiral
John Newton, Commander
Maritime Forces Atlantic.
RCN units participating include Her Majesty’s Canadian
ships Iroquois, Ville de Québec, Halifax, Fredericton and
Kingston; and Her Majesty’s
Canadian submarine Windsor.
The ships will be supported by
CH124 Sea King helicopters
from 12 Wing Shearwater.
The Royal Canadian Air
Force will participate December 3 to 5 with a CC130 Hercules from 8 Wing Trenton,
a CP140 Aurora long-range
patrol aircraft from 14 Wing
Greenwood and CF188 Hornets from 3 Wing Bagotville,
augmented by personnel from
22 Wing North Bay.
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December 2, 2013
14 Wing
Information Line
A recent search and rescue exercise on Sable Island was an “unbelievable experience parachuting over the sand
dunes, the grey seals, bird colonies and wild horses,” said SAR-Tech Master Corporal Kent Stanway.
Submitted
Sable sights...
...cover
on the Parks Canada designated areas of beach,” said
SAR-Tech Master Corporal
Kent Stanway.
With Sable Island now
Canada’s 43rd national park,
expecting an influx of visitors, it was important to test
all stakeholders’ concepts of
emergency response and enhance interoperability, flight
planning, situational awareness and decision-making
processes.
“Placing pre-disaster planning at the forefront is an
important component of
pre-disaster implementation.
It involves exercising the plan
and training staff for their
respective disaster roles. The
disaster recovery literature
clearly demonstrates populations that are better prepared recover more quickly,”
said Warrant Officer Conrad
Cowan, SAR-Tech leader.
Operational advantages
extended throughout a range
of operations during this
exercise: aircrews used their
flight planning and oil rig
platform landings to mutual
air support across ocean expanses; the SAR-Techs made
efficient and effective use of
disaster and emergency best
practices; and, Parks Canada
will develop a more sustainable and disaster-resilient
island, atmospheric monitoring station and staff.
14 Wing Greenwood has established a Wing Information
Line at 765-1765 local 1765.
The Wing Information Line will advise callers on the
current status of 14 Wing during extreme weather activity,
which will enable personnel to determine the current wing
manning status (normal, minimum or essential personnel
only). The information line will also advise which access
gates may be closed to allow for the clearing of roads
and parking lots.
This service is provided through an auto attendant
recording, which will be updated as
required. A recorded message
stating “Operations Normal”
indicates 14 Wing is
functioning under
standard practices.
Other recorded messages
will detail any changes to
the wing status.
Ligne d’information
de la 14e Escadre
La 14e Escadre Greenwood a établi une ligne d’information sur l’Escadre dont le numéro est le 765-1765
poste 1765.
La ligne d’information renseignera sur la situation de la
14e Escadre lors de conditions météorologiques extrêmes,
ce qui permettra au personnel de connaître le niveau de
dotation courant de l’Escadre (normal, minimal ou personnel essentiel seulement). Elle indiquera également les
barrières qui pourraient être fermées pour permettre le
déneigement des routes et des terrains de stationnement.
Ce service est offert par le standard téléphonique automatisé sous la forme d’un message enregistré qui sera
mis à jour selon le besoin. Le message enregistré disant
« Opérations normales » indique que la 14e Escadre fonctionne normalement. Les autres messages préciseront tout
changement apporté à la situation de l’Escadre.
Aurora
Submitted
the
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specified in the Interim Canadian Forces Newspapers Policy and/or by the Editorial Board. Opinions and advertisements appearing
in The Aurora Newspaper are those of the individual contributor or advertiser and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of 14 Wing,
Greenwood or the printers. Published each Monday by 14 Wing under the authority of Colonel I.S. Huddleston, CD, Wing Commander.
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Useful links | Liens utiles
Canadian Air Force website
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www.airforce.forces.gc.ca
Community Gateway Site
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canadiennes
www.cfcommunitygateway.com
14 Wing Greenwood Site
Site de la 14e Escadre Greenwood
www.airforce.forces.gc.ca/14w-14e
Personnel Family Support Services
Services de soutien au personnel et aux
familles des Forces canadiennes
www.cfmws.com
National Defence and the Canadian Forces
Défense nationale et Forces canadiennes
www.forces.gc.ca
Combat Camera | Caméra de combat
www.combatcamera.forces.gc.ca
Recruiting | Recrutement
www.forces.ca
Military Family Resource Centre
Centre des ressources pour les familles
des militaires
www.familyforce.ca
VPI | VPI
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RCAF exercises
capability in
multinational
training
The Royal Canadian Air
Force will participate in Serpentex 2013 November 25 to
December 6 at Solenzara Air
Force Base in Corsica, France,
to exercise its air expeditionary capability as well as
increase professional bonds
with NATO allies’ air forces.
“The RCAF participation in
Serpentex demonstrates our
commitment to collaborating
and cooperating with our international allies,” said MajorGeneral Pierre St.-Amand,
Commander, 1 Canadian Air
Division, November 22. “Serpentex provides the RCAF
with a realistic, comprehensive and multinational training
environment that we could not
replicate on our own.”
The RCAF will send six
CF188 Hornets from 4 Wing
Cold Lake and one CP140
Aurora from 14 Wing Greenwood, which will be based
at Sigonella, Italy. Participation will be supported with
transportatiuon support from
a CC130J Hercules from
8 Wing Trenton, air-to-air
refuelling and transportation
support from a CC150 Polaris
from 8 Wing and transportation support from a CC177
Globemaster III, based in
Trenton.
The 195-member RCAF
team will exercise all operational and logistical facets of
deploying an air task force
overseas, including close
air support capability, combined air operations training,
strategic air-to-air refuelling,
intelligence, surveillance and
reconnaissance; strategic
(long-range) airlift, planning
and execution of deployed
operations and establishing a
deployed combat operations
centre.
Essential communication
support will be provided by
both 8 Air Communications
and Control Squadron from
8 Wing and 2 Air Expeditionary Squadron from 2 Wing
Bagotville. While aircraft will
come from across the country, the leadership cadre and
the logistical support will be
provided by 2 Wing. Formed
in June 2012, 2 Wing, based
in Bagotville, Quebec, is a
deliberate, high readiness
capability comprised of an
operational, command and
control, logistical and support structure.
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December 2, 2013
Service years
14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston, left, recently presented base Employee Assistance
Program representatives with service pins. From his left are Wayne Atwater, Construction Engineering, 20
years; Darlene Richards, 413 Squadron administrative assistant and EAP committee chairwoman, five years;
Debbie Benda, Wing Supply, 10 years; Wing Chief Warrant Officer Pierrot Jetté and Wing Administrative Officer
Lieutenant-Colonel Ted Cosstick. The EAP pin recognizes EAP referral agents who have completed outstanding
service in the program.
Corporal J.Kennedy, 14 Wing Imaging
Aurora
the
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readers of all ages Santa Claus will be accepting Christmas letters at our office, 83A School
Road, Morfee Annex, Greenwood, until 4 p.m.
December 11.
Writers should hand deliver their 50-word
maximum length letter to our front desk, including their full name, age and home community;
along with a photo of themselves if they like.
A parent’s name and phone number must be
included for those writers under age 18.
We will publish all letters in the
December 16 edition - the last
one Santa will read before
his big Valley visit
December 25.
Fresh crests
14 Wing Greenwood’s Construction Engineer section recently presented refurbished
wing crests to hang on the headquarters building. From left are sign painter Hollis
Brown, Captain Scott Bailey, plan officer; Wing Logistics Officer Lieutenant-Colonel
Brian Richardson, Wayne Atwater, carpentry shop; Wing Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston, Master Warrant Officer Robert Knight, Wing Chief Warrant Officer Pierrot
Jetté and carpentry shop supervisor Randy Mullen.
Sergeant P.Nicholson, 14 Wing photojournalist
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December 2, 2013
Stay safe when
winter driving
Submitted
Lighting a fire under 17 food drive
th
14 Wing Greenwood’s 17th Kingston’s Upper Room Food
Food Drive in support of Bank will be held December
7, starting at 10 a.m., through
the Residential Housing Units
Kingston
community.
Legion
Donation bags will be
dropped off at all the RHUs a
few nights before the annual
drive. If you wish to participate but will be away, please
Sunday, 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. leave a donation on your front
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step for us to pick up. Meet
wing firefighters at your door
with non-perishable food
items, or leave donations in
a bag on your front step. Collection boxes are also already
placed around the wing and in
public areas for folks to bring
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items will be picked up December 9. All of the collected
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food will be delivered to the
food bank by noon that day.
For the past 16 years, Fire
and Emergency Services has
acted as the conduit for wing
support of the Upper Room
Food Bank. We hope that
everyone will participate in
this worthy endeavour. The
local food bank supports up
to 150 families in our immediate area. Imagine: if every
base member brought just
one pound of food - a can
of tomatoes, we would contribute over 2,400 pounds,
enough to run the food bank
for 45 days.
Please remember to participate, and our thanks in
advance.
As winter arrives, 14 Wing
Greenwood defence team
members are reminded weather and road conditions can
quickly become unpredictable
and 31 Military Police Flight
would like to remind motorists
to stay alert, slow down - and
stay in control.
Clear your vehicle of snow
and ice, from all windows,
lights and the roof. This will
ensure better visibility for the
driver, and prevent flying snow
from obstructing the sight of
other drivers.
If you become stuck or
stranded, it is important to
remember:
• Don’t panic. Stay with your
vehicle for warmth and
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• If you have to get out of your
vehicle while on a busy road,
do so using the door away
from traffic, if possible.
• Draw attention to your vehicle by using traffic cones,
flares or a “Call Police” sign.
Use your motor sparingly.
For fresh air, open a window
away from the wind. Periodically check your exhaust
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pipe to ensure snow has not
piled around it.
• If you attempt to free your
vehicle, do so safely. Do not
over exert yourself. Clothes
are warmest when dry; over
exerting yourself will cause
your clothes to become
damp with perspiration.
• In blizzard conditions, ensure one person in the vehicle stays awake. Help may
take a long time to arrive.
Another great idea is to
have a winter maintenance
check-up done on your vehicle, including having your
tires checked. Keep your vehicle’s fuel tank above half
full throughout the winter in
order to better deal with any
emergencies that may arise.
Above all, drive according
to the weather and road conditions for the best chance of
having a safe and enjoyable
winter season.
Searchers
look
for two
northern
hunters
Search and rescue crews
from 14 Wing Greenwood
helped look for two overdue
hunters around the Sanigut
Islands near Pangnirtung,
Nunavut, November 24.
Nunavut Search and Rescue
asked the Canadian Armed
Forces to search the area at
9:16 p.m. The RCAF sent nine
members on a CC130 Hercules from 413 Squadron in
Greenwood and a Cormorant
helicopter from Gander.
The hunters were located
more than 50 kilometres away:
they had caught a walrus and
were preparing it to bring
home.
Joint Task Force Atlantic
called off the search when the
men made it home safely.
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December 2, 2013
Day marks ‘diversabilities’
Valley resources ready to serve 14 Wing family
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
What are your “diversabilities?”
Everyone has variations in
their own abilities and disabilities - whether they’re seen
or unseen or permanent or
temporary, says Lieutenant-
Colonel Mike Adamson, 14
Wing Greenwood’s Champion
for Persons with Disabilities.
December 3 marks International Day for Persons with
Disabilities, and Adamson’s
role is to ensure “we look at
increased awareness.” Along
with Combined Advisory
Group civilian co-chair Rita
Jardine and military co-chair
Captain Min Kim, this year’s
awareness efforts are “twopronged.
“We want to get the word
out about differences here in
our workforce, and also that
there is assistance for families and dependents.”
Adamson attended the an-
nual Valley Tools for Life
Conference earlier this fall, a
multi-day event showcasing
vendors, resources, information, equipment and programs all meant to support
people with disabilities.
“The Valley has phenomenal resources, from transportation to health care services,
Journée des « divershabilités »
and I wanted to make sure
those organizations knew
about our Wing Welcome
event and the opportunity
they have to reach our families. They all did, and there
should be no one here associated with 14 Wing sitting
home, wondering ‘I don’t
know what to do.’”
A number of 14 Wing sections – Health Promotion,
Health Services, the Military
Family Resource Centre and
several others – have solid
links with Valley-based resources, and Adamson urges
anyone looking for supports
or information to contact
staff.
Les ressources de la Vallée au service des familles de la 14e Escadre
Sara Keddy,
rédactrice en chef
Quelles sont vos « divershabilités »?
« Nous présentons tous
des variations d’aptitudes
et d’inaptitudes – que nous
soyons visibles ou invisibles,
permanents ou temporaires »,
affirme le lieutenant-colonel Mike Adamson, champion
de la cause des personnes
handicapées de la 14e Escadre
Greenwood.
Le 3 décembre marque la
Journée internationale des
personnes handicapées. À
cet égard, Adamson travaille
en collaboration avec Rita
Jardine, coprésidente civile
du Groupe consultatif combiné
de l’escadre, et le Capt Min
Kim, coprésident militaire du
Groupe consultatif combiné
de l’escadre, afin d’« assurer
une sensibilisation accrue ».
Ces efforts de sensibilisation
comportent deux volets.
« Nous voulons véhiculer
le message au sujet des différences au sein de nos effectifs
et dire également qu’il y a de
l’aide pour les familles et les
personnes à charge ».
Au début de l’automne,
Adamson a pris part à la conférence annuelle « Tools for
Life » de la Vallée, un évènement de plusieurs jours qui
permet aux participants d’en
savoir plus sur les fournisseurs, les ressources, l’information, l’équipement et les
programmes destinés à aider
les personnes handicapées.
« La Vallée dispose de ressources phénoménales, allant
des services de transport aux
services de soins de santé, et
je voulais m’assurer que ces
organismes sont au courant de
la Semaine d’accueil de l’Escadre et de l’occasion qu’ils ont
de rencontrer les familles de la
14e Escadre Greenwood. Ils le
savent tous, et aucun membre
de la 14e Escadre ne peut restez à la maison, en se disant ‘je
ne sais pas quoi faire’ ».
Certaines sections de la
14e Escadre – Promotion de
la santé, Service de santé, le
Centre de ressources pour
les familles des militaires et
plusieurs autres – ont des liens
solides avec les ressources de
la Vallée, et Adamson exhorte
toutes les personnes qui ont
besoin d’aide ou d’information à communiquer avec le
personnel.
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December 2, 2013
Modern art showcases
LRP advancements in
OP MOBILE
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
The face of 14 Wing Greenwood’s modern long range
patrol work can now be seen
as part of the art collection
held by the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum.
The Greenwood Art Association recently presented a painting commemorating the 2011
deployment of the Royal Canadian Air Force with Operation
MOBILE, the United Nations
action in Libya. Major Derrick
Hotte, an air combat systems
officer with Long Range Patrol
SET, is profiled in the work as
the detachment commander
for Rotation 0. Greenwood
supplied subsequent rotations
of dozens of personnel from
405 and 14 Air Maintenance
squadrons, Wing Operations,
Wing Administration and Wing
Logistics and Engineering.
“We received word something was coming on a Friday,
we started planning to go
on Sunday and we got word
Thursday – ‘You’re going, and
you’re going today,’” Hotte
says of the move to get the
Canadian contingent in the
air. “We took off and we didn’t
even know where we were
going to land until we were
halfway across the Atlantic.”
From there, Hotte led a
just-established deployment
mission support centre into
operational readiness in less
than two days. The Canadian
~ Obituary ~
WIEBE, Albert
Kingston, NS
WIEBE, Albert - 91 yrs, of
Kingston, NS passed away Friday,
November 22, 2013 at Soldiers
Memorial Hospital, Middleton.
Born in Niverville, Manitoba he
was a son of the late John and
Martha (Scharien) Wiebe. Albert
was a veteran of the Second
World War and served 31 years in
the Royal Canadian Air Force. In
his earlier years, he was an avid
curler and golfer, but his passion was his garden. Albert
loved his family dearly, especially his grandchildren
and great grandchildren. He is survived by his loving
wife of 70 years the former Lola Laybolt; his son,
Graham (Cathie) Wiebe, Kingston; his sisters, Marjorie
MacIntyre, Manitoba; Lena Brooks, Alberta; sister-in-law
Norma Wiebe, Manitoba; grandchildren, Melissa (Jeff)
MacDonald, Beaver Bank, NS; Sean (Jaime) Wiebe,
Miramichi, NB; great grandchildren, Lily and Ewan
and numerous nieces and nephews. Besides his parents,
he was predeceased by his sisters Mary, Emma, Lillian,
Dorothy and brothers August and William. Cremation
has taken place. A memorial service will be held 2:00PM
Tuesday, November 26, 2013 in the Middleton Funeral
Home, 398 Main St., (902) 825-3448 with Father Michael
McKeage officiating. A reception for family and friends
will follow the service in the Kingston Legion. Interment
will be in the St. Stephen Anglican Cemetery, Lower
Ship Harbour 1:00PM Wednesday, November 27, 2013.
Family flowers only. Donations in Albert’s memory may
be made to St. Stephen Anglican Church or the charity
of choice. On-line guest book may be signed by visiting:
www.middletonfuneralhome.com
crews went on to conduct 181
surveillance and reconnaissance missions totalling over
1,400 flight hours over the
next seven months. The work
challenged – and changed –
the capabilities of the CP140
Auroras, moving the aircraft,
its technologies and crew
from traditional maritime patrol flights to covering 800
kilometres of Libyan coastline
to complete never done before
overland mission work.
“We were evolving day by
day and adapting new mission
sets – professionalism made
that happen,” says Hotte,
describing the traditional complexity of skills needed to conduct anti-submarine warfare
that allows personnel to be
Greenwood Art Association chairman Brian Handley (retired colonel), left, Wing
Commander Colonel Iain Huddleston and Major Derrick Hotte unveil art portraying
the CP140’s contributions on Operation MOBILE in 2011.
S.Keddy
an asset in any operation. “It
was a combined effort of all the
hundreds of personnel who
participated.”
Greenwood Art Association
chairman Brian Handley (re-
tired colonel) said the group
was determined to add this
painting to the collection,
the first representation of
the Aurora era. The painting
also is important in that it
commemorates history – but
only two-year-old history. Being current encourages and
recognizes the contributions
and success of today’s military
flying community.
Medal makes round the world trip for presentation
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
Flight Lieutenant Adam
Saber, Royal Australian Air
Force, was surprised during
his escort duties during a
14 Wing Greenwood visit
by RAAF Wing Commander
Russell Page with a reminder
of his “Down Under” service.
Page, the Australian Air
Attache in Ottawa, was in
Greenwood November 21
to see more of the P3 Orion
aircraft – known as the Royal
Canadian Air Force’s Aurora,
and compare its long range
patrol work to his own nation’s. Saber, an exchange
pilot and crew commander
with 14 Wing’s 405 (Long
Range Patrol) Squadron,
toured Page around the base,
squadron and aircraft.
During an impromptu
Flight Lieutenant Adam Saber (centre), Royal Australian Air Force, receives an Operational Service Medal from Wing Commander (Australia) Russell Page (left) and
405 Commanding Officer Lieutenant-Colonel Mike Adamson November 21
“Australian love-in,” hosted Saber with an Australian
by Commanding Officer Operational Service Medal.
Lieutenant-Colonel Mike
“Australia has a little bit of
Adamson, Page presented a problem of people coming
over the ocean and ‘visiting’
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them to the Navy and they
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Because of the decadelong demands on the P3
fleet, the Australian government created the Operational
Service Medal to mark the
professional contributions of
its military personnel.
Saber’s wife and six-weekold baby were on hand for
the presentation, along with
Saber’s parents, coincidentally here visiting for a few
weeks.
December 2, 2013
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Air Force shows ‘top guns’ flying good time
Captain Jeremy Simmonds,
405 Long Range
Patrol Squadron
September 28 and 29, 405
Long Range Patrol Squadron
participated in a charity event in
Windsor, Ontario in support of
the Windsor Regional Hospital.
The event was called Top Guns!
Kids with Cancer Take Flight,
part of Windsor Regional’s
efforts to raise awareness for
childhood cancers. September
was Childhood Cancer Aware-
ness Month, and this event
was the culmination of activities that included a visit to the
hospital by members of the
Snowbirds and Commander
Chris Hadfield.
The Top Guns! event consisted of static displays, airplane and helicopter rides, and
many other fun activities. This
was a free, private event for
cancer patients and their families. All of the aircraft services,
food and accommodations for
participants were donated by
local businesses.
For the static display, 405
LRP Squadron provided a
Block II Aurora. In addition, the
static display also consisted of
a CF18 from 425 Squadron in
Bagotville, a CT155 Hawk from
15 Wing Moose Jaw, and a
CH146 Griffon from Petawawa.
Airplane rides were provided by
members of the Windsor Flying
Club, which had over a dozen
aircraft flying nonstop until the
weather closed in.
The event was a huge success. Close to 400 people were
in attendance, and the 405
crew was kept busy answering
questions and showing people
around the aircraft. It was clear
the strong Royal Canadian Air
Force presence was greatly
appreciated. All of the RCAF
members who participated in
the event were appreciative of
the warm welcome given by the
organizers and visitors.
Captain Andrew Newton
of 405 Squadron explains
to young cancer survivors
the tasks the Aurora accomplishes.
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bravo zulu | promotions & presentations
14 Wing Imaging unless otherwise indicated
October 30, 14 Air Maintenance Squadron (AMS) held its semi-annual honours and awards parade, an opportunity to openly recognize squadron members’ excellence and achievements. Award
recipients included, from left in the front row, Master Corporal Andrew Davis, first clasp to the Canadian Forces Decoration (CD); Corporal Bruce Ramsay, accelerated promotion to current
rank by six months; Lieutenant-Colonel Pierre Haché, commanding officer of 14 AMS; Chief Warrant Officer Mike Power, squadron chief warrant officer; Master Corporal Tracy Harper, CD;
Corporal Steve Barrieau, first clasp to the CD; Master Corporal Chris Clarke, 14 AMS Stinger of the Quarter award. In the back are Corporal Ryan Doyle, CD; Corporal Christopher Stevenson,
CD; Master Corporal Cary Boozan, CD; Second Lieutenant Andrew MacNeil, Commissioning Scroll; and Master Corporal Darrel Skinner, CD.
14 Wing Administration
Officer Lieutenant Colonel
Ted Cosstick presented Master
Corporal Kathleen Snow with
the first clasp to her Canadian
Forces Decoration medal in
14 Wing headquarters’ foyer
November 4, along with Wing
Administration Branch Chief
Warrant Officer Lise Ward.
Lieutenant Colonel
Ted Cosstick, 14 Wing
Administration Officer, left;
presented Master Corporal
Nadai Gelinas-Galise with
her promotion to the master
corporal rank in the 14 Wing
headquarters’ foyer November
4. Standing by is her partner,
Sergeant Jason Fudge of the
West Nova Scotia Highlanders
in Aldershot, and Wing
Administration Branch Chief
Warrant Officer Lise Ward.
Acting Lacking Corporal Michael MacIsaac (centre) receives
his promotion to current rank from Major Lynn Hounslow,
deputy commanding officer of 14 Air Maintenance Squadron,
left; at right is Master Warrant Officer Rick O’Driscoll, deputy
commanding officer senior superintendant.
Maritime Proving & Evaluation Unit Master Corporal David Murray, centre left, received the 2013 Deserving Air Reserve Junior
Non-Commissioned Member Award September 26, at the Air Reserve Dinner in Winnipeg. With him are, from left, 1 Canadian
Air Division Colonel Scott Howden, Air Reserve Chief Warrant Officer Richard Lefebvre and 14 Wing Greenwood Air Reserve
Flight Commander Major Richard Leblanc. The citation commended Murray for his high calibre work ethic and dedication
through his contributions in returning the Aurora Incremental Modernization Program Block III equipped aircraft to the fleet,
mentorship for fellow technicians, organizational skills and the ability meet tight time lines. He was recognized earlier this year
as the top student on a United States military leadership course.
Corporal P.Shapka
Lieutenant-Colonel Mike Adamson (left), 405 Squadron
commanding officer, and Master Warrant Officer Serge Fiola
(right), present Flight Lieutenant Adam Saber with the Eagle of
Submitted
the Quarter Award.
December 2, 2013
Page 9
Radar finds its way to museum air park
Malcolm Uhlman,
Greenwood Military Aviation Museum
Wing Personnel Services Officer Major Sonya
Scanlon-Simms (left) and Wing Administration
Branch Chief Warrant Officer Lise Ward (right)
presented Master Corporal Mike Pastuck, In
Command of Taskings, with his promotion to
current rank of sergeant October 21 in the 14
Wing Headquarters’ lobby.
14 Wing Greenwood Wing Telecommunications
and Information Services Squadron Major
Michael Hirst recently promoted Sergeant Brian
Milligan to his current rank.
Submitted
14 Wing Telecommunications and Information
Services Squadron Major Michael Hirst, left,
presenting Corporal Trevor Blakeman with his
promotion.
Submitted
14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Iain
Huddleston (left) presents Major J.P. Ouellet,
14 Wing flight safety officer, with a certificate
recognizing completion of 2,000 hours of flying
the Canadian Patrol 140 Aurora (dated October
29, 2010). The presentation was made October
15 in the 14 Wing Greenwood headquarters’
conference room.
Nestled behind the CH113 Labrador
helicopter, CT133 Silver Star jet trainer/
combat support aircraft and the CP107 Argus
aircraft, the QUAD radar display is the latest
addition to the Greenwood Military Aviation
Museum’s air park. The control panel and
display scope unit is on display inside the
museum.
The Quad radar was so-called because it
was capable of four functions: aircraft height
finding, air surveillance, aircraft ground
control approach (GCA) - providing the pilot
direction, height and distance; and airport
surveillance detection. The only two functions used by the RCAF were GCA and air
surveillance. QUAD radars were designed as
air traffic control units that could be moved
wherever needed - important during crises
and war.
The QUAD radar replaced the vintage NPEN
11 radar used during the Second World War,
which was, interestingly, relied upon during
the Berlin Airlift in 1948 and 1949. During the
early period of QUAD radar use, navigation
aids were primitive and often degraded by
bad weather - when precision was most required – and fuel reserves were often less than
desired. To pilots, GCA was a God send! Not
only were the controllers outstanding in every
aspect of handling regular and emergency approaches, but they also had calm, reassuring
voices that instantly settled the nerves of the
most frightened pilot. And, in Canada’s worst
weather, few pilots were always fearless. It
would be difficult to assess the numbers of
lives and aircraft saved by GCA controllers,
The latest addition to the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum’s Air Park is the
retired QUAD Radar.
Major R.Johnson
but the number would be very high.
Museum curator Bryan Nelson was an air
traffic control technician at Greenwood when
the QUAD radar was first installed in the early
1960s. One fond memory of Nelson’s was how
much easier the QUAD system was to adjust
when it was necessary to change runways.
And, from Chuck Tringle (Royal Canadian Air
Force retired: “this thing demanded numerous
maintenance hours and lots of TLC because
it was old technology during the period while
the new Precision Approach Radar (PAR) was
being built.”
Today, Greenwood has a state-of-the-art
PAR, which caused the obsolescence of the
QUAD radar in the summer of 2012.
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December 2, 2013
Telethon tops
$25,000 for
Christmas assistance
The Friendly Neighbours
Christmas Mommies and
Daddies Telethon November 24 successfully raised
money to assist families in
the Coldbrook to Kingston
areas with Christmas hampers and toys.
The host Lions Club, Berwick & District, would like to
extend a sincere thank you to
the businesses and individuals who donated the items
for the auction, EastLink TV
and its crew for the programming and broadcasting of
the show, the Aylesford Fire
Department for the use of
its hall, the Lions Clubs of 14 Wing Greenwood Wing Commander Colonel Iain 14 Wing Greenwood Wing Chief Warrant Officer Pierrot
Kingston and Aylesford for Huddleston and EastLink TV’s Welcome to my Kitchen Jetté and Berwick Lions Tim Harding, King Lion, and
host Joan McElman take their turns as telethon hosts. Charlie MacDonald.
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Warm up your winter with a
peppermint mocha coffee
Holiday music with
friends December 8
(NC) As temperatures drop
and winter weather arrives,
there is nothing cozier than
enjoying a hot beverage in the
comfort of your own home.
Instead of trekking to the nearest coffee shop, treat yourself
to this irresistible peppermint
mocha coffee. It can be made
in under a minute, say the
experts at Bosch, referring to
their Tassimo T47 single-serve
home brewer.
Multiple ECMA winners and
Juno nominees Kim Stockwood and Dave Gunning join
Rachel MacLean for Christmas
with Friends, December 8, 7
p.m., in Wolfville.
MacLean has hosted this
tradition since 2010.
Tickets, $25, are available at
Disc and Espresso T Disc from
1 pkg. (407 g) Tassimo Gevalia
1 tbsp whipped cream
1 tbsp finely crushed candy
canes
Make it
Prepare Chocolate Syrup
T Disc in mug or heatproof
glass.
Use same mug to prepare
Espresso T Disc.
Top with remaining ingredients.
How to make peppermintPeppermint Mocha Coffee coated mug rims: Moisten rim
Prep time: 5 min.
of mug with wet paper towel,
Makes: 1 serving, 1 cup then dip rim in finely crushed
(250 mL)
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What you need
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ready to fill with beverage and
serve.
Special extra: for a festive
twist, add a candy cane to filled
mug; use as a stir stick.
More beverage recipe
ideas can be found at www.
tassimo.ca.
Valley Save Easy stores, Valley
Pharmasaves and the Acadia
Box Office (542-5500). There
is a 20 per cent discount for
military members and their
families: $20 (taxes included).
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Christmas hamper applications
Applications for the
Friendly Neighbours Christmas Hamper Program
are available at Foodland,
Coldbrook; Save Easy and
Foodland, Berwick; Sobeys,
Greenwood; Needs, Aylesford; Pharmasave, Kingston;
Bert’s, Auburn. All applications must be completed and
returned to the store where
picked up not later than
December 6. Applications
will not be accepted after
that date.
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Now offering T Touch trg for your companion animals.
The perfect Christmas gift for
that person who has everything
Choice of Beef or Chicken
Dress is semi-formal
(collared shirts, NO jeans)
Contact Mess Office - Local 5470
(NC) Don’t forget your pet
when putting gifts under the
tree for your family. Take a
look at a few fun-filled ideas.
North Fetch apparel: Keep
your dog warm and stylish
with a selection of coats,
parkas and hoodies that come
in a variety of colours. This
All Sizes & Breeds Welcome
Dinner and Dance $25 for members
& 3 additional guests each,
$30 for non-members &
any additional guest each.
Tickets for the dinner must be
purchased by 20 Dec 13 at 1600hrs
at the Annapolis Mess office.
Dance $10 for members &
3 additional guests each
$15 for non-members & any
additional guest each
- can be bought at the door
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Monday - Friday 8:30 am to 9 pm
Saturday 8:30 am to 5:30 pm
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Valley Drug Mart
Our Kingston Store offers a full Engraving Shop, large selection of Wine and Beer making supplies
On Site Winery (make your own Wine here) and our Middleton Store features a large Home Health Centre.
Independently owned, we offer a great selection of Christmas Giftware, Airmiles and are proud Community Supporters.
613 Main Street Kingston 765-2103
|
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Canadian-made line has been
designed with our distinctive
winters and varying climates
in mind.
Martha Stewart Pets apparel: Cute festive sweaters,
parkas, red shirts with holly,
pet pajamas and much more.
This line is functional and fashionable, yet practical. There’s
something for every pet needing to dress to impress.
Festive cat toys: Martha
Stewart Pets features a holiday
collection which includes: festive mice with Santa hats, red
penguin dangler toys, Santa
door danglers (great for decorating and doubles as a cat
toy), mouse in a tree toy and
more. Toys “R” Us also makes
clever laser cat collars. These
toys will keep a cat engaged
and entertained with all the
festivities.
Antler Treats: This special
gift from Urban Dog is made
from naturally shed elk antlers
and will have your dog chewing longer than the average
chew treat. Right now they are
available in multiple holiday
flavours.
Guinea Pig costumes: Don’t
forget the tiny ones. Guinea
pigs are great starter pets for
families and now they can join
in the holiday festivities with
Santa and elf costumes from
All Living Things.
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Idées-cadeaux d’hôtes
(EN) Les occasions de festoyer durant le temps des
Fêtes sont nombreuses. Pour
sa part, le chocolat prend une
place prépondérante dans
les réjouissances de Noël en
ajoutant à chaque occasion de
fêter un moment pour se délecter. On le sert sous forme
de desserts, de bouchées
ou de fondue au chocolat.
Certains pays, comme le
Mexique, vont même jusqu’à
préparer une dinde nappée
d’une sauce au chocolat. Ceci
est sans oublier le tradition-
nel calendrier de l’avent qui
propose un chocolat par jour
pour patienter jusqu’à Noël!
Il est important de souligner
le plaisir de partager une
soirée entre amis, entre collègues ou en famille par un
petit cadeau à l’intention de
la personne qui nous reçoit.
En effet, celle-ci a passé beaucoup de temps à préparer sa
maison et à concocter un
bon repas pour tous. Outre
la traditionnelle bouteille de
vin, il existe de nombreuses
façons de faire plaisir à nos
Sabean’s Meats
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ra que faire plaisir. En effet, la
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personne qui la recevra y verra convient à toutes les situa-
Roses en chocolat blanc
Un petit bouquet de fleurs… en chocolat, voilà une
idée tout à fait originale. Non
seulement les fleurs sont
jolies à regarder, mais elles
seront tout aussi délicieuses
à déguster.
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Multi Addiction Centre a winner
Eighteen months ago, the
Multi Addiction Centre in North
Kingston was having problems
paying its insurance and oil
bills. Then, the community
stepped in.
Norma Hall and her committee asked if they could run card
parties every Monday night in
the hall, with all proceeds being donated to the hall. This
has been a great success. Our
annual ticket auction and yard
sale, run by Kaye and Dale
Veinot, Connie Currie, Norma Hall, Doris Glavine, Barb
Acker and their committee;
received many donations from
Kingston, North Kingston and
Middleton and, thanks to all
the people who attended, was
the best one ever. The centre
received donations from CFB
Greenwood, Leon Langille
at the Peoples 25:40 Church
and the Lawrencetown United
Baptist Church: all recognized
the good work being done at
the hall. The centre received an
anonymous donation of nearly
$4,000 and volunteers are
truly thankful, Other donations
totaled $873.25, and Wayne
Atwater and the Municipality
of Kings granted the centre
$2,000. They have always
been there when we have been
desperate.
The outside of the building was in bad shape, so we
decided to try and improve
that. Over $5,000 was spent
on blown-in insulation, and
a provincial grant and loan to
upgrade the lighting systems
will be paid off over the next
two years. The parking lot
was graveled and stumps were
removed: thanks to neighbour
Jack Marshall, who has leveled our gravel every time it
is needed.
Dave Hall and Dale Veinot
redid the building’s entrance, a
new water pump was installed
by Lawrence Freeman and Best
Buy donated $100 towards the
cost of new carpeting for our
A community effort is giving the North Kingston Multi Addiction Centre fresh life, with some much-needed
physical repairs and lots of interest in seeing its programs continue.
Submitted
small meeting room. The back
meeting room’s roof was rusting and leaking, so we bought
the metal and Jodi, David and
Teddy Ogilvie replaced the roof
for us at no cost. Paul Parsons
at Fraser’s Pro Home Centre
helped made sure we got a
good deal on siding, and we
approached the 14 Construction Engineering Squadron in
Bridgewater to see if it could
install it as a community help
project. The squadron was
more than willing, but unable to do it until the spring.
We needed something done
now, and Dave Hall and John
England volunteered to take
on the project with help from
Dale Veinot, Jim Sotvedt, Paul
McDade, Jack Keddy, Murray
Keddy, Lawrence Freeman
and Peter Gubbins. Alan Bent
provided the staging. The
siding is about fifty per cent
finished and, if it is not, the
military has offered to finish it
in the spring.
It was decided to keep the
colours of the “little red school
house,” so the corners, window trim and facia have all
been done in red metal to
replace the paint. The metal
was all purchased from Mike
Cole at Community Metal, with
nearly $800 of it donated as
used metal.
We have not finished yet,
and we are still having people
donating time and materials.
The directors of the Multi Addiction Centre would like to
thank everyone who is helping
to make our building one we
and the community can be
proud of.
Fall work
Doris and Ester Uhlman, granddaughters of Audrey Uhlman, Wilmot, were willing
participants in the leaf raking at the “old” cemetery located behind the Church of
the Nazarene in Tremont Nov. 2. They even got to “meet” Rev. Charles Tupper (via
his gravestone). The Tremont Community Cemetery Society is continuing its efforts with the help of volunteers of all ages and from as far away as Springfield and
Amherst (with family ties in Tremont). Many hands made light work. A second leaf
raking work day was set for the “new” cemetery on the S-turn of Tremont Mountain
Road November 16, The next meeting for the society is January 15, 7 p.m., at the
Community Hall of the Church of the Nazarene in Tremont.
Submitted
MAINTENANCE AND MINOR IMPROVEMENT SERVICES
ON MARRIED MILITARY QUARTERS
AT 14 WING GREENWOOD, NOVA SCOTIA
As a Special Operating Agency of the Department of National Defence (DND), the Canadian
Forces Housing Agency (CFHA) is responsible for managing DND family housing, including
the provision of maintenance and minor improvement services.
Defence Construction Canada (DCC), on behalf of the CFHA, is calling for the submission of
tenders for maintenance and minor improvement work on family housing units at 14 Wing
Greenwood, Nova Scotia. The work will be done under a Standing Offer (SO) on an “as
requested” basis. The SO will be in place from April 1, 2014 to March 31, 2016.
This SO will be established for maintenance and minor improvement painting work. Firms
that consider themselves qualified to provide residential housing maintenance and minor
improvement services, are invited to contact DCC at Tel: (902) 765-1494 # 5704.
Those wishing to obtain the tender documents for providing residential housing
maintenance and minor improvement services must place an order with MERX by logging
on their website: www.merx.com or by calling 1 (800) 964-MERX (6379).
THE TENDER DOCUMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE ONLY THROUGH MERX DISTRIBUTION.
The tender closing date is: December 17, 2013 for all packaged services projects
The tender closing time is: 14:00 hours, local time, for all packaged services projects
Sealed tenders will be received at the following location:
DCC Greenwood Site Office
Hangar 5
P.O. Box 39
14 Wing Greenwood
Nova Scotia
B0P 1N0
THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
COUNTY OF KINGS
87 Cornwallis Street PO Box 100
Kentville, Nova Scotia B4N 3W3
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
WINTER PARKING AND SNOW REMOVAL
The Municipality of the County of Kings would like to remind residents that although the Municipality
does not have a winter parking ban, in accordance with Section 139 of the Motor Vehicle Act no
person shall willfully park or leave standing a vehicle, attended or unattended, on a street or part
thereof which interferes or obstructs snow removal during or after a snow storm, or in any way
obstructs winter maintenance, i.e. salting. Such vehicles will be towed away at the owners’ expense.
Further to Section 318 of the Municipal Government Act, snow cannot be plowed across any streets
or onto public sidewalks. Snow shall be stored on the property being cleared or hauled away and
dumped in an approved location.
If you have any questions or require further information, please contact the RCMP at (902) 679-5555
or the Traffic Authority at (902) 690-2219.
Tim Bouter, P. Eng.
Supervisor of Engineering Services
Tel: (902) 678-6141
Fax: (902) 679-0911
Toll Free: 1-888-337-2999
www.county.kings.ns.ca
Three financial tips for young
CAF members
Pierre Goulet,
SISIP FS
Unfortunately, personal finance is not a required subject
in high school or college, so
you might be slightly in the dark
when it comes to managing your
money upon stepping out into
the real world for the first time.
In order to help you get started, we will take a look at three
essential truths about money if
you want to live comfortably and
enjoy a prosperous future:
Learn self control - The soon-
er you learn the fine art of delaying gratification, the easier it will
be for you to keep your finances
in order. While it is simple to
purchase an item on credit the
minute you want it, it may be
smarter to wait until you have
actually saved up the money.
Take control of your own
financial future - Learning how
to manage your own money
now, will prevent other people
from finding ways to mismanage it for you down the road.
Some of these people may be
well-meaning, but not know
what they are doing.
Start an emergency fund
- One of personal finance’s
oft-repeated mantras is “pay
yourself first.” No matter what
your personal situation is today,
it’s wise to find some amount
every month – no matter how
small - in your budget to put
away in an emergency fund.
When you get into the habit of
saving money and treating it
as a non-negotiable monthly
“expense,” pretty soon you will
have more than just emergency
money saved up: you may ac-
cumulate enough cash for unexpected expenses, a vacation
or even money toward the down
payment for a home.
Remember, by using these
three simple tips, you will be one
step closer to achieving your financial goals. You can also seek
the advice of a financial advisor;
they will analyze each situation
individually and provide personalized advice and recommendations, tailored to the specific
needs of each client taking into
account your particular situation
and the realities of military life.
Trois conseils financiers pour
les jeunes membres des FAC
Pierre Goulet,
Services financiers
du RARM
Malheureusement, la gestion des finances personnelles
n’est pas une matière obligatoire au niveau secondaire ou
collégial. Il se peut donc que
vous ayez un peu de mal avec
la gestion de votre argent lorsque vous faites face au monde
réel pour la première fois.
Pour vous aider à partir du
bon pied, nous allons examiner
trois vérités essentielles au
sujet de l’argent, si vous voulez
vivre confortablement et jouir
d’un avenir prospère :
Faites preuve de retenue
- Plus tôt vous apprendrez à
attendre avant de satisfaire vos
désirs, plus il vous sera facile
de bien gérer vos finances. S’il
est facile d’acheter un article
à crédit dès que vous en avez
envie, il serait peut-être plus
avisé d’attendre d’avoir l’argent nécessaire pour en faire
l’acquisition.
Prenez en main votre avenir financier - En apprenant à
gérer votre argent dès maintenant, vous éviterez que d’autres
personnes le gèrent mal à votre
place. Certaines sont peut-être
bien intentionnées, mais ne
savent pas ce qu’elles font.
Créez un fonds d’urgence
- L’un des conseils que l’on
donne très souvent en matière de finances personnelles est de se payer d’abord.
Quelle que soit votre situation
personnelle aujourd’hui, il
est sage d’épargner une certaine somme d’argent tous les
mois – aussi minime soit-elle –
pour la placer dans un fonds
d’urgence. Lorsque vous aurez
l’habitude de mettre de l’argent
de côté et de considérer cela
comme une « dépense » mensuelle non négociable, vous
ne tarderez pas à avoir plus
que l’argent nécessaire aux
dépenses d’urgence : vous
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pourriez accumuler assez
d’argent pour payer des imprévus, prendre des vacances
ou même faire un versement
initial à l’achat d’une maison.
Rappelez-vous, à l’aide de
ces conseils très simples vous
vous rapprochez de l’atteinte
de vos objectifs financiers.
Vous pouvez également solliciter l’avis d’un planificateur
financier, qui analysera chaque
situation individuellement et
vous donnera des recommandations et des conseils
personnalisés, adaptés à vos
besoins et tenant compte de
votre situation particulière et
des réalités de la vie militaire.
Roll up and donate
Veteran of
the month
John Collins joined the
Royal Canadian Air Force
in 1958 as a radio officer.
He logged over 5,000 flight
hours, mainly on the Argus
aircraft. In 1974, he was
reclassified to administration. During his career,
he served in Greenwood,
Canadian Forces Maritime
Warfare School in Stadacona, Comox and Trenton.
He retired in 1982 in Greenwood, where he worked as
an insurance agent to 1991.
He has been a Royal Cana-
dian Legion Branch #098
member for 36 years and
a member of the RCAFA
#107 Wing for 26 years.
C&E bonspiel
booked for February
14 Wing Greenwood will
host the 27th Atlantic Regional Communications and
Electronics curling bonspiel
Feb 20 to 22.
The Wing Telecommunications and Information Services
Squadron commanding of-
ficer invites all Atlantic C&E
personnel to participate. A
meet and greet will be held at
the Annapolis Mess February
19, with opening ceremonies
February 20.
Visit http://www.wtis.ca/ for
event updates.
December
Bookmobile schedule
Tuesday, December 10
Bear River - 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday, December 11
Maitland Bridge - 10:15 a.m.
to 11:15 a.m.
Cornwallis Park - 1 p.m. to
2:30 p.m.
Monday, December 16
Springfield - 2:30 p.m. to
4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, December 18
Coldbrook - 5 p.m. to
6:15 p.m.
Thursday, December 19
Torbrook Mines - 1:15 p.m. to
2:30 p.m.
Meadowview Subdivision
(Aylesford) - 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
business of the week
Canadian Blood Services photograph.
MacKenzie, 765-1494 local to book an appointment. New
will hold a two-day donor clinic
For information, contact Eric 5337. Call 1-888-236-6283 donors are welcome.
at the 14 Wing Greenwood
Community Centre December
9 and December 10, between
1 p.m. and 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
to 8 p.m. both days.
14 Wing Greenwood has
registered as a Partner for Life,
It’s that time of year!
and has a set a goal of 100 doHere is your chance to have your business featured in a
nors registered through 2013.
great reference for military households for an entire year.
All DND and defence team
14 Wing Greenwood Information Guide 2014
members are encouraged to
sign the form, which will allow
TThis full colour publication provides information on all activities,
CBS to track how many times
squadrons and units on the wing and is distributed to all new arrivals.
you have donated on behalf of
14 Wing, and what percentage
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The Aurora publishes items of interest to
the community submitted by not-for-profit
organizations. Submissions are limited to
approximately 25 words. Items may be submitted
to our office, 83A School Road (Morfee Annex),
14 Wing Greenwood; by fax, (902)765-1717;
or email [email protected]. Dated
announcements are published on a first-come,
first-served basis, and on-going notices will be
included as space allows. To guarantee your
announcement, you may choose to place a paid
advertisement. The deadline for submissions is
Thursday, 9:30 a.m., previous to publication
unless otherwise notified.
Le commandant publie des avis d’intérêt public
soumis par des organisations à but non lucratif.
Ces avis doivent se limiter à environ 25 mots.
Les avis peuvent être soumis à nos bureaux,
au 83A, School Road, (annexe Morfee),
14e Escadre Greenwood, par fax au (902)
765-1717 ou par courriel à l’adresse editor@
auroranewspaper.com. Les annonces avec
date sont publiées selon le principe du premier
arrivé, premier servi, et les avis continus seront
inclus si l’espace le permet. Si vous voulez
être certain que votre avis soit publié, vous
voudrez peut-être acheter de la publicité. La
date de tombée des soumissions est à 9 h 30
du matin le jeudi précédent la publication, à
moins d’avis contraire.
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ACROSS
base
13. Wealthy
1. Indicates before
48. Reflexive form of
17. __-fi: “Star Trek”
4. Printed from a
one
genre
plate
50. Carbolic acid
19. Helped
10. Brain activity test
51. Worldly rather than 20. Blue Nile source
11. Wading birds
spiritual
(alt. sp.)
12. Atomic #18
52. Worked for income 21. Starch wheat
14. Writer Tan
53. A Loloish language 25. Breakfast citrus
15. Tear
54. One point E
29. Flying saucer
16. An unfortunate
(clockwise) of
31. Monastic Republic
accident
due N
Mount
18. Send out rays
55. Common college
32. “Miracle on 34th
22. Emphasize
degree
Street” actor John
23. Genetic throwback 56. Of cadmium
33. Ancient C.
24. A large and noisy
58. East by north
American people
party
59. Delightful surprises 35. Dug lower
26. With reference to
60. Color
38. Restricted in
27. Mild yellow Dutch
outlook
cheese
DOWN
41. Liquid body
28. Aoudad
1. Female peafowl
substance
30. 100 = 1 tala in W.
2. Return to custody
43. Ragged
Samoa
3. Citizen of Cairo
44. Un-agitated
31. Military mailbox
4. What was that?
45. Hostelry
34. No. Saudi Arabian
5. Gardens in
46. Leopold’s crime
desert
fishbowls
partner
36. Constitution Hall
6. Cause to be or to
47. Spanish footwear
is HQ
become
museum city
37. Scree (plural)
7. Civic or Accord
49. Slur over in
39. Apple, pear, quince
8. Chicories
pronunciations
40. Religious song
9. Set of data
56. Constitution state
41. 17th Hebrew letter 12. Fan-based music
57. Atomic #55
42. Attached at the
awards
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Mondays, 2 p.m., learn and practice techniques of breathing, eye
movements and posture to relax
the body and mind. Based on Tai
Chi and yoga practices. Work is all
seated on chairs. Joe 765-1898.
$10 per class, in Melvern Square.
Lunch and sale
December 3, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the
annual quiche and salad luncheon
and Christmas bake sale will be
held by Emmanuel Church, 37
Gates Avenue, Middleton. Luncheon $6. Miracles Christian Store
from Bayer’s Lake will be in attendance featuring more Christmas
gift selections, along with our own
special Christmas baking and gift
baskets. For info: Sally, 825-3087,
or Shirley, 242-2025.
Festival du livre
L’école Rose-des-Vents invite
toute la communauté à venir visiter son Festival du livre Scholastic
qui aura lieu du 4 au 6 décembre
prochain à la bibliothèque de
l’école, au 6 chemin Bedford à
Greenwood. Voici l’horaire pour
chacune des journées : 4 décembre, 10 h à 15 h; 5 décembre, 10
h à 15 h et 17 h 30 à 20 h 30; 6
décembre, 12 h 30 à 14 h 30. À
l’approche de Noël, le Festival du
livre vous offre plus d’une centaine
de titres en français qui sauront
plaire à vos enfants! Une chance
de gagner des livres en français
d’une valeur de 25$. Pour des
renseignements, veuillez communiquer avec nous au 765-7100.
Book fair
École Rose-des-Vents would like
to invite the community to visit its
Scholastic Book Fair, December
4 through December 6, in the
Three easy ways to enter.
school library, 6 Bedford Road,
Greenwood. Here is the schedule
for each day: December 4, 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m.; December 5, 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.;
December 6, 12:30 p.m. to 2:30
p.m. With Christmas just around
the corner, the Book Fair offers
over a hundred titles in French
that your children will enjoy! Win
books in French valued at $25. For
information, please contact us at
765-7100.
Ticket auction
December 5, the annual ticket
auction of the St Monica’s Catholic
Women’s League will be held at the
parish hall on Connaught Avenue,
Middleton. Canteen, bake table and
raffles. Doors open at 2 p.m., with
auction beginning at 7 p.m. All proceeds go back to the community.
Volunteer training
December 5, 11:30 a.m. to 1
p.m., 35 Webster Street, Kentville; volunteer coordinators and
managers, unite! Talk about networking and share best practices.
This is a free learning opportunity
for volunteers and those working with volunteers, presented
by the Valley Volunteer Coalition, (902)678-1398 or info@
kingsvolunteerresourcecentre.ca.
Registration required.
Concert
December 7, the Middleton Choral
Society, directed by Maureen
MacLean, accompanied by Elizabeth Harwood; presents its 40th
Christmas concert in St. John’s
United Church, 202 Main Street,
Middleton at 8 p.m. Seasonal
choral numbers, as well as selections by individual members of
the choir and a carol sing-a-long.
A freewill offering will be taken.
Breakfast
December 7, 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.,
at the Middleton Curling Club, 6
King Street. A community favourite!
Craft fair
December 7, take in a Christmas
craft fair and small business expo
at the New Beginnings Centre,
Greenwood (1151 Bridge St.). Jewellery, candles, hand bags, glass
works, cosmetics, crafts and more.
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission $2, with
door prizes every hour. Canteen,
ticket auction. All proceeds to the
Canadian Diabetes Association.
Breakfast
December 7, 8:30 a.m. to 10:30
a.m., Breakfast with Santa at Three
Rivers Community Centre, 41
Messenger Road, Torbrook Mines.
Freewill offering. Info 765-8724.
Concert
December 7, 8 p.m., take in the
Stanfields at Evergreen Theatre,
1941 Stronach Mountain Road,
East Margaretsville. Tickets $25,
reservations online at www.
evergreentheatre.ca, phone 8256834 or email evergreentheatre@
gmail.com.
Tea and sale
December 7, there will be a Christmas tea and sale, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.,
at Kingston United Church , 733
Main Street. A delightful selection
of sandwiches and festive sweets
as well as a bake table, crafts,
jams, pickles. Freewill donation
at the door.
Christmas house tour
December 8, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.,
spend the evening touring four
homes and the Kingston United
Church all decked out in the finest
Christmas style. Refreshments
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2. Fax: 765-1717
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Phone number
Complete the following questions from ads in this week’s issue and win a large 2-topping pizza
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Breakfast with Santa
December 8, 8:30 a.m. to 10:30
a.m.; Cambridge school (next
door to Central Kings) invites
friends to its community pancake
breakfast - plus visit with special
guest! Freewill offering in support
of the Kennedys. Their Grade 1
son, Andrew, has serious health
issues. Everyone is welcome.
Hymn sing
December 8, 7:30 p.m., Christmas
hymn sing at the Wilmot Baptist
Christian Fellowship Centre, corner of Hwy 1 and Dodge Road.
Special music by folks from our
congregation performing solos,
duets, quartets as well as selections from our choir. Come out
and join us for an evening of
carols. All welcome, refreshments
to follow.
Tea & ticket auction
December 9, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30
p.m., a dessert tea and ticket
auction will be hosted by 1 st
Berwick Pathfinders and Rangers
(Girl Guides of Canada) at the
Waterville fire hall. Admission
$5, includes choice of homemade
desserts and beverage. Tickets 10
for $1; draws start at 8 p.m.
Blood donor clinic
December 9 and 10, Canadian
Blood Services will hold a twoday donor clinic at the 14 Wing
Greenwood Community Centre,
between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. and 5
p.m. to 8 p.m. both days. Bring
identification with your full name
and signature or full name and
photograph. Call 1-888-236-6283
to book an appointment. New
donors are welcome.
Luncheon
December 10, 11:30 a.m. to 1
p.m., the Kingston Lions host
their monthly community luncheon at the Lions’ hall. Come
out and enjoy chicken supreme
with all the fixings, coffee, tea and
dessert. Cost is $8 at the door or
$8.50 delivered (deliveries must
be ordered by 10:30 a.m. December 10, phone 765-2128 or email
[email protected]).
Breakfast
December 14, 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.,
All Saints’ Anglican Church Hall,
Pleasant Street, Kingston (turn
west off Bridge Street). Cost: $7.
Menu: pancakes, scrambled eggs,
bacon, sausages, baked beans,
hash browns, toast, juice, tea &
coffee. All are welcome!
CAF send two
athletes to Japanese
surf rescue challenge
Captain Dugald Thomson,
ADAC
Having endured a long season of training and competition, veteran Canadian
Armed Forces CISM swimmers
Captain Stephanie Dennis
(405 Squadron, Greenwood)
and Captain Dugald Thomson
(ADAC, Halifax), would normally look forward to a short,
end-of-season break after
having completed the final
swimming event on this year’s
CAF calendar, the 2013 CISM
Lifesaving Championships in
Amsterdam.
However, rest would have
to wait: both were approached
by Lifesaving Canada to join
the national team in competing
against some of the world’s top
lifesaving athletes at the 2013
Sanyo International Surf Rescue Challenge September 19
through 23 in Onjuku Beach,
Chiba prefecture, Japan.
Supported through PSP’s
Out Service Competition program, the pair began the journey with a trans-Pacific flight
to Tokyo that crossed 12 time
zones. Both having flown long
range patrol on the CP140
Aurora, they were unfazed
and jet-lag free, and met the
Canadian team to complete
the trip to Onjuku Beach, three
hours by bus east of Tokyo on
the Pacific Ocean.
Lifesaving sport may not be
widely recognized in Canada,
possibly due to its laughable
“beach season,” but in more
sun-friendly nations such as
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solution page 20
Australia, New Zealand and
Japan, it is a popular sport
which attracts strong competitors with backgrounds in
swimming, paddling, board
sports and running. They compete in events ranging from
beach flags (a 20 metre sprint
inspired by musical chairs)
to ironman (a gruelling 400
metre swim, 600 metre board
and 800 metre surf ski, each
interspersed by 150 metre
runs). The format of the Sanyo
sees each nation entering two
competitors in every event,
and only the top finisher from
each nation earns points for his
or her country. No individual
awards are presented; rather,
competitors contribute points
towards their country’s total.
Drawing on their strengths
Captain Dugald Thomson (left) was one of two Canadian Armed Forces athletes participating in the 2013 Sanyo International Surf Rescue Challenge in Japan. Submitted
as swimmers, Dennis and
Thomson were employed by
the Canadian team as the designated swimmers, competing
in the surf race, the mixed surf
relay, the swimming leg of the
ironman relay, the swimming
leg of the board relay and the
towing leg of the rescue tube
relay. Each competed in more
than 15 races over the course
of the four-day event, and represented the Canadian Armed
Forces admirably, finishing as
solution page 20
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20
Aries, delay your plans for the time
being. A number of unexpected
tasks that will require your undivided
attention in the coming day, so clear
your schedule.
TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21
Assume the role of the strong and
silent type this week, Taurus. You
do not have to share your opinions
with everyone, as an air of mystery
may boost your popularity.
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21
It can be easy to allow excitement
to overtake your logic, Gemini. But
you need to be patient and not allow
exuberance to interfere with the tasks
at hand. That is a recipe for trouble.
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22
Cancer, a hefty workload at the
office may zap your desire to do
much else. However, don’t pass
up the opportunity when a social
engagement beckons this week.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23
Leo, you will have to continue
your rather hectic pace this week,
even when you start to feel tired.
Fortunately, you are excited about
some of the things on your to-do list.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Virgo, getting involved with the
right people now opens doors that
previously may have been closed to
you. Do not squander the opportunity
to use these new contacts.
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the top Canadian swimmers
and competing closely with
American and Hong Kong
athletes for team points behind
Australian, New Zealand and
Japanese powerhouses.
Aside from the thrill of toplevel competition, the camaraderie and friendships sparked
with athletes from across the
globe, the racing experience
to draw upon in future competitions and the excitement of
seeing a new and exotic land;
the highlight for Dennis and
Thomson was the opportunity
to wear the Canadian uniform
and represent Canada on a
global stage. Servicemen and
women may often find themselves taking for granted the
honour bestowed upon them
on a daily basis: to wear the Canadian flag and represent this
country for those at home and
those who have come before.
There is no greater inspiration
of pride.
patrick’s puzzle horoscopes
Fun By The Numbers
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broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers
1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can
appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out
the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric
clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name,
the easier it gets to solve the puzzle!
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LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
Libra, conflicting emotions arise in
the week ahead. You have the desire
to fulfill people’s expectations of you,
but you also just want some time to
yourself.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
Scorpio, maintaining your focus
on chores is nearly impossible
this week, when you are easily
distracted by anything else that
sounds interesting. Try to get your
work done.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
Re-establish your priorities,
Sagittarius. Doing so will help you
live up to your end of the bargain on
various commitments. If necessary,
ask others for help.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Expect to be busy for the rest of the
month, Capricorn. With potential
birthday celebrations and holiday
tasks to complete, spare moments
are few and far between.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
Aquarius, learning a new skill this
week will only add to your already
vast repertoire of abilities. This is
one more reason to have a positive
attitude.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20
Emphasize feeling good about
yourself this week, Pisces. Doing so
will enable you to help others in the
near future.
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floor heating, 5 appliances, attached FOR RENT – Two bedroom house located
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hood off of Bridge Street. Main floor livwith snow removal and lawn care
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Walk to all amenities. $775 per month
hole golf courses, Greenwood base
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gym facilities and Greenwood Mall
Phone 765-8481. (3446-2tpb)
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more information or viewing please
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Glebe Road, Greenwood. 1150 sq. ft
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with attached garage. In floor heat, FOR RENT – Three Bedroom House
fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer &
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Street behind Kingston Legion. Quiet
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C.F.B Greenwood. Lawn care and snow
Greenwood and shopping. Laminate
removal provided. $950.00 per month.
floor throughout, kitchen has custom
Available Dec 1st, 2013. Call 844-1921
cabinets with newer fridge, stove and
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over the range microwave included.
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ment. Sun tunnel located in bathroom.
FOR RENT – Up to five bedrooms spacious
Large unfinished basement great for
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large eat-in kitchen including fridge,
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cious and bright living room, master
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bedroom complete with ensuite & double
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closets. Laundry room with washer/dryer
680-2284 for more information. Availhook ups. Snow removal and lawn care
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$950.00 per month plus utilities. Please
Waterloo Lake not on the lake. Treed,
contact Sue 844-0432. (3442-ufn)
close to railway line 13,000 serious
FOR RENT – Charming three bedroom
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• Real Estate
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December 2, 2013
Youth Happenings
Dance day
Lindsay McCormack,
Recreation Youth Worker
Luke Watters from Concrete Roots (pictured here
with Grade 5 students Koree Pastuck and Cody Ellis) shared a message of
“peace, love, unity and
having fun” with students
and staff at Dwight Ross Elementary School in Greenwood recently, visiting to
talk about the positives of
hip-hop dance. Students
learned some dance history
and some new moves - lots
of fun was had by all!
We have some pre-season
youth activities planned at the
14 Wing Greenwood Community Centre.
Decorating event
December 3
Pre-teen 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Teen 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Come get the centre ready
for Santa!
Active Chicks
December 4, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
We will be heading out from
Submitted
Arthur winner of the RHU
Halloween decorating contest
Congratulations to Corporal
Chris Arthur, this year’s winner
of the 14 Wing Residential
Housing Unit Halloween decorating contest. Arthur won the
top prize of $200.
Corporal Kent Billingham
won second prize of $100,
and Corporal Nathan Pettigrew won $50 for third place.
The top row house was won
by Master Corporal Randell
Hobbs ($100), and Corporal
Joe Jesso won $50 for the
second best row house.
Honourable mentions go to
Master Corporal Brian Barrett,
Corporal Kyle MacKinnon,
Corporal Eric Sheppard and
Corporal Daniel Wiswell.
remporté le deuxième prix
de $100 et le caporal Nathan
Pettigrew a gagné $50 pour
la troisième prix.
Le mieux maison en rangée a été remporté par le
caporal-chef Randell Hobbs
($100) et le caporal Joe
Jesso a gagné $50 pour le
deuxième prix.
Des mentions honorables
aller à caporal-chef Brian
Barrett et les caporals Kyle
MacKinnon, Eric Sheppard
et Daniel Wiswell.
Support the
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Back Bar Daily
Newspaper for
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BRIDGE CLUB
22
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CLOSED FOR
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29
MESS
CLOSED FOR
HOLIDAYS
3
INFO
Non alcoholic
beverages
available
INFO
Wireless High
Speed Internet
available in TV
Lounge/Mess
Wed
4
14 AMS
SPORTS DAY
10
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5
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Fri
MP&EU
CHRISTMAS PARTY
12
14 AMS
DINNER & DANCE
INFO
Darts & Pool Balls
are available from
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YEARS EVE
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19
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25
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Christmas
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Jan 1
NEW YEARS
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Arthur a reçu le prix pour le concours
de décoration d’Halloween des URLs
Félicitations au caporal
Chris Arthur, le vainqueur
du concours de décoration
d’Halloween des unités de
logement résidentiel. Arthur
a remporté le premier prix
de $200.
Caporal Kent Billingham
the community centre to take
a stroll around the PMQs to
check out the holiday decorations and get some fresh air.
Teen Activity
December 5, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Bring your rec card and your
gym gear: it’s time to sweat at
the Fitness and Sports Centre.
Pizza & Movie Night
December 6
Pre-teen 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Teen 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
A holiday movie and some
pizza is on the agenda for
tonight. Bring along $3.
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December 2, 2013
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KINGSTON
MERCHANTS
Masons mark 50-year milestones
October 28, Markland Lodge
#99 AF&AM GLNS, honoured
two members who had completed 50 years of service in
the Masonic Order.
Brothers Al Latham (retired
Royal Canadian Air Force) and
David Eddington (retired merchant seaman) were treated to
a banquet, held at the Masonic
temple on Victoria Avenue,
Kingston, prepared and served
by ladies of Mayflower Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
There were in attendance
brothers from several different
lodges in Nova Scotia, namely
New Ross, Wolfville, Middle-
ton, Lower Sackville.
The jewels were presented
by Senior Grand Warden of
the Grand Lodge of Masons in
Nova Scotia Peter J. Podsford.
Eddington was accompanied by his son, David Eddington, a Mason as well; who
pinned the jewel on his father.
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Podsford.
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December 2, 2013
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Le 6 décembre est la Journée
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les 14 jeunes femmes qui ont
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femmes et aux jeunes filles pour
qui la violence est une réalité
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celles qui sont mortes par suite
de la violence dirigée contre les
femmes. Enfin, cette journée
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whose lives ended in an act
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