Mar 25 2013 - The Aurora Newspaper

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Some members of the Block III Implementation Flight and students of CT0 on the first day of the course. In the back row, from left, are Captain Albert (LRPSET), Captain Lafontaine (405), Captain Christianson (405), Sergeant Horne (404), Flight Sergeant Sinski (405), Captain Hallam (404), Captain Sandner (405), Corporal Simoneau
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Captain Janes (404), Flight Lieutenant Jones (404). Across the front are Captain Douglas (404), Warrant Osmond (404), Flight Sergeant Marjoribanks (404), Master Corporal Valardo (405), Warrant Gillis (405), Corporal Laffin (405), Major Larsen (404), Sergeant Hape (14 SES), Sergeant Legere (404), Captain Bernardi (404), Captain P
Thomas (404), Private Forbes (405) and Captain Nemet (LRPSET).
Master Corporal R.Wilson, 404 Squadron
CP140M Aurora Block III training commences
Captain Jan Douglas,
404 Squadron, Block III
Implementation Flight
March 18, 404 (Long
Range Patrol and Training)
Squadron launched the first
serial of the CP140M Aurora
Block 3 Conversion Training
(CT).
The first serial, labelled CT
0, is comprised of one line
crew from 405 (Long Range
Patrol) Squadron, and one
crew containing standards
and training personnel from
404 Squadron, 14 Software
Engineering Squadron and
the Long Range Patrol Standardization and Evaluation
Team; all at 14 Wing Greenwood. As the first trained
crew from an operational
squadron, the 405 Squadron crew will likely deploy a
CP140M to Northern Canada
to demonstrate the Block III
capabilities during Operation
NANOOK later this summer.
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and training crew will provide
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Block III Implementation
Flight for future CT serials
and training development.
The launch of CT 0 is the
direct result of the hard work
and long hours put in by
many 14 Wing personnel.
Block III Implementation
Flight (aircrew and maintenance flights), Maritime
Proving & Evaluation Unit,
404 Squadron simulator
staff, 14 Software Engineering Squadron and 14 Wing
Operations have all played a
part in reaching this significant milestone.
The course itself has a
planned duration of approximately nine weeks. The first
three weeks will be conducted via distance learning, while the remainder will
include in-house lectures,
demonstrations, simulator
sessions and actual flights.
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will undergo adjustments and
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Flight will then continue to
train future serials.
It has been a very long road
to this point; it will be great
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pay off.
Major Chris Larsen, 404
Squadron’s Block III Implementation Flight Commander, addresses the
students and instructors
of CT0.
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Reservists top
of the class
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
February 14, two 14 Wing
Greenwood Reservists were
recognized for top marks on
an international program.
Master Corporal David Murray and Sergeant Michelle
Rerrie, both 29-year Canadian
Armed Forces members, spent
six and five weeks, respectively, on leadership courses at
the United States Air National
Guard Leadership Academy.
In the Non Commissioned Officer Academy, a class of 260
students, Rerrie, a deployment
readiness instructor, was a
distinguished graduate (in the
top 10 per cent of the class).
Murray, an avionics project
technician at the base’s Maritime Proving and Evaluation
Unit, was also a distinguished
graduate – and the overall top
the Aurora | 14 Wing Greenwood, NS
March 25, 2013
student among a 60-member
class.
“It makes me feel all warm
inside to hear about two of
our Royal Canadian Air Force
folks’ top performance,” said
14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Jim Irvine, at
a headquarters event to welcome the Reservists back to
the base. “I tell you, I’ve served
in NATO and my squadron
commander was American.
I’ve noticed Americans don’t
hand out these distinctions
very often to non-Americans,
and the fact we have these two
is a testament to the RCAF and
our great people.”
Murray and Rerrie were two
of four Canadians taken in the
courses, and both say the opportunity was a unique chance
to train in the United States
– and have their own experiences in the CAF brought into
Sergeant Michelle Rerrie and Master Corporal David Murray were presented with Wing Commanders’ Coins by
14 Wing Greenwood Commander Colonel Jim Irvine (left) and Wing Chief Warrant Officer Pierrot Jetté (right)
for their recent outstanding performance on the US Air National Guard Leadership Academy course.
Private N.Clarkson, 14 AMS Wing Imaging
class discussions.
“They’d always turn to us
and ask how in Canada we do
things,” said Murray, although
he had a hard job convincing
his classmates to not ask him
how CAF drill patterns look as
he was trying to learn and lead
American-style formations on
the parade square.
Both agree the leadership
skills and concepts they learned
were valuable, with new theory
and many reinforcements of
what they’ve followed throughout their careers.
Neither work now in supervisory roles as Reservists, but
their years of experience and
day-to-day opportunities to
mentor younger CAF person-
nel will make use of these
courses’ lessons.
“We still have things we
feel we can contribute to the
organization – and we’re here
because we want to be,” said
Rerrie.
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March 25, 2013
Lighting it up
Museum’s LED transformation
making big difference
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
One bulb at a time, the
Greenwood Military Aviation
Museum is making a difference.
A trial project is underway
to swap out 110 incandescent
light bulbs with LED bulbs,
with a three-way saving in
mind.
“Ultraviolet light is hard
on the artefacts,” says Wing
Heritage Officer Major Bob
Johnson, “and, a side effect of
the new LED bulbs is a much
lower electric consumption.”
A report backing the trial esWing Heritage Officer Major Bob Johnson gets a helping
hand from volunteer Brian Handley (retired colonel), timates the museum’s 20,000
changing up the way things look – and are lit – at the kilowatt hours used per year
Greenwood Military Aviation Museum.
S.Keddy
could be decimated to just
1,700 KW.
“We calculated it all out,
and we’re just floored – that’s
quite a bit. It’s a $2,000 job
to change out the light bulbs,
we get a $14 per bulb rebate
from Conserve Nova Scotia,
we’ll save a tonne of money
on electricity and these LED
bulbs have a life span of up
to 40,000 hours. Right now,
I’m up changing burned out
bulbs a handful at a time every
month.
“We can’t go wrong.”
The LED bulbs are smaller,
but the museum has devised
an ingenuous way to retrofit fixtures: a drilled out CD
slipped behind the bulb not
only makes the bulb fit, but
it’s actually directing more
light down onto exhibits than
ever before. In the past, a lot
of light “spill” went up, making
shadows and lighting up the
ceiling, and also “haloing” on
the walls.
“We started replacing some
of the bulbs as a trial so everyone can see the before and
after lighting of the exhibits,”
Johnson says. Overhead fixtures and showcase bar-style
LEDs have been in place for a
couple of weeks.
“Exhibits were dull and lit
with yellow light, and hard to
read. You can see the difference in what it can do.”
Johnson is sharing information about the lighting project
with other Canadian Air Force
museums, and says 14 Wing
Greenwood’s Wing Environment office is “very excited”
with the initiative.
“The base has a high consciousness of going ‘green’,”
Johnson says, “and this project
here at the museum will show
people just what can be done.”
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Séances d’information préalables au déménagement
Vous êtes affecté – Et maintenant?
Nous encourageons vivement les militaires et leurs
conjoints qui seront affectés
au cours de la période des
affectations 2013 à assister à
l’une des deux séances d’information obligatoires sur les
affectations qui auront lieu le
26 mars à 13 h 30, le 9 avril à
18 h ou le 10 avril à 13 h 30 au
Centre d’instruction Birchall.
« Si vous êtes dans des logements familiaux (LF), il y a certaines choses que vous devez
faire. Si vous avez des enfants,
des ressources et des services
de garderie seront offerts pour
vous aider, car le déménagement est souvent difficile pour
les familles. La base dispose
d’une liste de libération comportant de nombreux cases qui
doivent être cochées », affirme
le caporal-chef Kathleen Snow,
commis de soutien à la gestion
des ressources de la salle des
rapports de l’escadre.
Toute cette information
sera examinée lors des séances d’information, avec des
présentateurs de l’Agence
de logement des Forces canadiennes, du Centre de ressources pour les familles des
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et de la section Meubles et
Effets. Des copies papier des
guides d’information seront
disponibles (en ligne, vous
trouverez ce dont vous avez
besoin à http://www.irp-pri.
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members/).
Lorsque le déménagement
devient pénible, dit-elle, il
y a de l’aide : le CRFM, les
aumôniers et les travailleurs
sociaux de la base ainsi que les
pairs militaires qui ont réussi à
traverser des périodes difficiles
de changement peuvent partager leur expérience, offrir un
soutien en matière de gestion
du stress et de déménagement.
Post out briefing highlights the process
You’re posted – now what?
Military members and their
spouses who will be posted
through the 2013 posting season are urged to attend one of
three mandatory posting-out
briefings: March 26 at 1:30
p.m., April 9 at 6 p.m. and April
10 at 1:30 p.m., at the Birchall
Training Centre.
“If you are in PMQs (Private Married Quarters), there
are things you need to do,”
says Master Corporal Kathleen
Snow, a resource management
support clerk in the Wing Orderly Room. “If you have children, there are resources and
childcare to help – sometimes
it’s difficult to make a move for
families. There’s a clearing out
list for the base with tonnes
of places on it that need to be
checked off.”
All of this information will
be reviewed at the briefings,
with speakers from the Canadian Forces Housing Agency,
the military family resources
centre, Brookfield Global Relo-
cation Services and the Furniture and Effects Section. Hard
copies of information guides
will be available (on-line, find
what you need at http://www.
irp-pri.com/policies_directives/
cf_members/).
When a move becomes a
challenge, Snow says, there is
help: the MFRC, base padres
and social workers, and military
peers who have lived through
change can share in the experience, with support for stress to
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March 25, 2013
Eagle award for unit leader, volunteer
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
Flight Sergeant John Shakelton stands out. It could be his
Royal Air Force uniform and
British accent, but, here at 14
Wing Greenwood, it’s his work
ethic and willingness to help
the community that earned
him 405 Squadron’s NonCommissioned Member Eagle
of the Year Award for 2012.
Shakelton has been here
with his family for two years,
on an RAF exchange. The
22-year RAF acoustics operator has a busy and successful professional 2012, taking
part in three multi-national
anti-submarine warfare exercises and a joint services
northern operation, in which
he achieved the top category
as an ASO and was appointed
lead AES. At 405, he was a
flight safety team member
and squadron sports officer,
including the squadron curling
team manager.
The other contributions
Shakelton has made, he prefers to keep “low-key,” but
they stand out just as much.
He organized a crew march
in August, the Eagle Charity
March, 56 kilometres to Lake
Pleasant from Greenwood,
raising funds for the Soldier
On Program and the Children’s
Wish Foundation. He also led
a squadron toy drive at Christmas for children at the IWK
Hospital in Halifax, coming up
with $750 worth of donations
he personally delivered.
And, he’s starting 2013 off
on a charitable foot already,
with an Easter egg jar guessing
contest to benefit the Valley
Health Foundation’s Our Community, Our Health Campaign
in aid of hospital improvements and a new hospice.
While the prize is chocolate,
the goal is to raise what he can
for the health campaign.
“The whole squadron supports the community, really,”
Shakelton says, “directly, or
as coaches or leaders there
are lots of outside interests
among the members, and it
all promotes the Air Force in
a good light. Wherever you
go, the military supports the
community.”
In Britain, Shakelton was a
coach himself of junior cricket
and a fitness instructor, and his
RAF unit was just as busy in
its community lending a hand.
“You see a lot of people
doing a good stuff, and the
generosity of Canadians is
amazing.”
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404 Squadron hosts ‘flight suit
Captain Mary Cameron-Kelly, a 404 Squadron
pilot instructor, and Master Corporal Matthew
Baer, a 404 Squadron nav cell instructor, show
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In order to allow a more relaxed twist to
the formal evening, the event was declared
a “flight suit formal,” allowing members
to abandon traditional mess kit and tunics
for an updated ensemble: sporting a bow
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404 Squadron Commanding Officer
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March 25, 2013
Bit by bit
New life being found for old health centre fixtures
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
Rick Nippard compares the
people now working in 14 Wing
Greenwood’s old health centre
to a bunch of “crows,” as base
branches salvage all kinds of
materiel in advance of the building’s demolition this spring.
“The guys are like crows,
walking around saying, ‘I’ll
take this, I’ll take that,’” Nippard, 14 Wing’s engineering
officer, says. “All of it will be
used for Department of National
Defence purposes, or disposed
of properly.”
The building dates back to
the 1940s, and had long outlived its practicality as a health
centre for 26 Canadian Forces
Health Services. Health services
actually combined in January
from several 14 Wing locations
into a new building, just across
the road.
A walk through the old building is telling.
“It’s old – you wouldn’t reConstruction Engineering electrician Wayne Hodder
ally
believe there’d been people
works on removing the old health clinic’s original operatworking
there and treating peoing room lights, destined for the new centre’s heritage
ple
just
a
few weeks ago,” Nipdisplay.
S.Keddy
pard says. “It’s really weird.”
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by medical and dental crews.
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other base buildings. The base
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Joey Long of 14 Wing’s Construction Engineering branch stands amid the pickings
in the old health centre. Base crews from all branches have been in the old building
since January, salvaging equipment, furnishings and fittings that can be used as
replacements and parts elsewhere.
also been in to take air handling
and conditioning units out, to
be reused or decommissioned
properly. Lights and switches
have also been scavenged, and
good plumbing fixtures have
been removed.
“All of it can be repurposed,
used for parts or will be accounted for, through DND
inventory lists,” Nippard says.
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original operating room lights,
clinic signage and a few other
“heritage” items has been handled, as some of these items
will be incorporated into a bit
of a mini-museum display in
the new centre.
Nippard and base crews have
also kept in mind the building’s
age and environmental issues
that have been identified, including asbestos tiles and grout
– “all of these materials would
have been standard through the
years, but when we demolish
the building, we have to take extra care in how we do it, dispose
of the material and ensure our
contractors know what they’re
involved with.”
Lead pipes have all been
identified, oil tanks have all
been removed and special attention was also paid to a tank
in the basement that has collected – for decades – the bits
of mercury filings spit into the
sink by dental patients.
“Gross,” Nippard says, but
handled.
The demolition tender should
be out in the next few weeks,
and Nippard expects a contractor will have the job done by the
end of April or May.
“Once they’re in, they can
salvage as they go, take everything off site and either sell
it or dispose of it; then take
the building down. We want a
clear, empty, landscaped site
in the end.”
Corrections
In an article in the March 18 Aurora Newspaper, Jessie Wright
was referred to as an employee of the Flight Line Café; she is not.
She is an active supporter of Boomer’s Legacy charity events.
Also in the March 18 issue, the C&E bonspiel article was
incorrectly identified as the Atlantic Regional Construction and
Engineering Bonspiel. This should have been spelled out as the
Communications & Electronics Bonspiel.
The Aurora apologizes for the errors.
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March 25, 2013
Old, open space chance to check out emergency skills
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
If this was real, it would
need to be correct.
And safe.
14 Wing Greenwood Fire
and Emergency Services
crews have been working
on those goals in training
exercises this month, making
use of the abandoned rooms,
hallways and fixtures of the
former health clinic.
Fire Chief Captain Bruce
Paradis gets set to pull the
alarm.
S.Keddy
Fire crews train regularly in
their smoke house and burn
tower, and practice skills
for crash rescue, confined
spaces and hazardous materials. There are running cards
on file at the station detailing
every building’s specifications and, while firefighters
can access base buildings
for actual training in spaces
they may be called to during
an emergency, “we have to
move gingerly,” says Fire
Chief Captain Bruce Paradis.
“It’s an occupied workspace. While part of our training is property preservation
and protecting any evidence
at a fire scene, with this building, we can do more, different
things.”
26 Canadian Forces Health
Services has been out of
their 60-year-old home since
January, and fire crews have
been in and out a number
of times, squeezing in work
with self-contained breathing
apparatus, room searches,
smoke and black-out drills,
collapsed ceiling scenarios
and – yes – breaking a few
deadbolts and poking a few
holes with their pikes and
axes in the walls and roof to
follow the same paths fire
might as it spreads.
“We’ve been really getting
them going,” said Paradis,
as he set a scene March 12
involving two downed victims
in the darkened corridors and
backrooms that needed to
be rescued. After ne notified
the base’s Military Police and
Wing Operations, he pulled
the alarm.
“The crew that’s on, they
don’t know this is coming.
When they get here, I’ll tell
them where the fire is, and
they go in.”
Red Crew was on call for
this exercise, arriving at
the old building’s main entrance within minutes. A walk
around, and then set-up and
suiting up, and the lead three
firefighters were in, working
their way down the hallway,
checking doors, hauling hose
and checking in constantly
with each other and firefighters outside with the truck.
Master Warrant Officer
Les Blackmore followed the
lead trio down the halls, describing the fire, smoke and
scene he and Paradis were
envisioning.
“I have a mental picture,
and it’s a matter of them
thinking along the same
lines,” Blackmore said.
To the firefighters: “Speed
- a quick check, move on. If
you think there is a the possibility – and there always
is – of there being a casualty,
you’ve got to get them out
fast. Watch that hallway and
advance. Speed!”
The firefighters worked
with one man on the hose,
covering the other two as they
went ahead checking the old
offices along the corridors.
“As long as you’re in sight
of your nozzle, he’s got protection on you,” Blackmore
reminded them “If you miss
a room and this is where the
fire is, what’s happened?
You’ve got fire behind you,
tule #1 for firefighters to not
let happen.”
The crew did find and remove two casualties – “Metal
Man” and “Hose Head,” but
even just this half-hour long
exercise left them winded
and sweating. In full gear,
with charged hoses in tow –
imagine what all of this would
be like if the scene were real.
Paradis and Blackmore
were interested to see how
the crew responded to the exercise, but were also cautious.
Corporal Shawn
MacKenzie is
all in after an
afternoon exercise hauling hose
and searching
through the old
health clinic.
Where does fire travel? Firefighters do some exploratory
training in an abandoned office.
Master Warrant Officer Les Blackmore gives some tips
on extension checks, before firefighters tear into the
walls.
“The problem with doing an they read too much into it.”
In the end, though, as
exercise is everyone has a tendency to over think things,” Blackmore said, “it’s all about
Paradis said. “Sometimes making good people better.”
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Notice of
Annual General Meeting
The annual general meeting of the
Valley Funeral Home Co-Operative Limited
will be held Saturday April 13, 2013 at the
Kings Presbyterian Church in New Minas
(200 meters east of the Irving Big Stop).
Registration begins at 11 a.m.,
a potluck meal is served at noon,
and the business meeting will start at 1 p.m.
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March 25, 2013
WK rink working
on fundraising goal
After a great start to its fundraising campaign, the Western
Kings Arena in Kingston is
closer to its goal.
The association has already
banked close to $35,000 towards the phase two portion of
required upgrades to the rink’s
concrete floor, coolant piping,
boards, glass and netting.
At the February fundraising
dinner hosted by the Western Kings Arena Association
and the Friends of the Villages, over $22,000 was raised
alone. The arena board plans
to have at least $60,000 of its
goal in the bank by May 31.
Upcoming fundraisers in-
clude the annual May golf
tournament and live auction,
a ticket auction, a large item
ticket lotto and a potential
mega 50/ 50. An on-going
effort to sell granite stones
for a fundraising wall at the
rink and a letter campaign
to businesses and the wider
community is also being successfully received.
The Valley Credit Union has
set up an account in support
of the cause.
If anyone would like to
donate or help out, contact
Wayne Fowler, president,
Western Kings Arena Association, 765-6557.
The Anglican Church of Canada
Parish of Wilmot
Rector: Rev. Matthew Sponagle
Holy Week Services
Monday, 25 March - 7:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist at
Holy Trinity, Middleton
Tuesday, 26 March - 7:00 p.m. Taize Prayers at All Saints’, Kingston
Wednesday, 27 March - 8:00 p.m. Tenebrae Service at All Saints’, Kingston
Thursday, 28 March - 7:00 p.m. Holy Eucharist with foot washing at
Holy Trinity, Middleton
Good Friday - 29 March
11:00 a.m. - Good Friday Liturgy, All Saints’, Kingston
3:00 p.m. - Good Friday Liturgy, Holy Trinity, Middleton
Easter Sunday - 31 March
8:00 a.m. - BCP Eucharist, Holy Trinity Middleton
9:30 a.m. - BAS Eucharist, All Saints’, Kingston
11:00 a.m. - BAS Eucharist, Holy Trinity Middleton
Holy Trinity (Middleton)
45 Main Street
All Saints (Kingston)
521 Pleasant St. (Off Bridge St.)
For more information contact Parish office 825-2326
or online www.parishofwilmot.com
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West Kings football team members show off the
results of their successful fundraising dinner last month. Submitted
Wolverines make meal a success
February 26, the West Kings beef dinner at the Aylesford
Thank you to all Aylesford
District High School football Lions’ hall. What a great team Lions for the use of their
Wolverines hosted a roast effort this event proved to be! hall, and their valuable time
and skill in preparing the
wonderful meal. The evening
would not have been a success without our many local businesses’ sponsorship
of the food. Five members
from the Greenwood Scotiabank branch helped out and
matched funds raised, and
thanks to Mike and Judy Upward, Western Minor Valley
Football and Kings West MLA
Leo Glavine. The Wolverines
Booster Club (specifically
Norma Nichols) put in many
hours planning this event: it
wouldn’t have been possible
without the club. Thank you
to all the players and parents
alike that came out to help
prepare the food, set up, serve
the food and the cleanup.
Fundraising efforts from
this event saw over $10,000
raised for the WKHS Wolverines’ program. This would not
have been possible without
the support from the local
community, which came out
for the dinner.
The WKHS Wolverines football program has reached its
goal of fundraising $20,000.
Gear is in the process of being
ordered, coaching staff is in
place and players can’t wait
to get on the field. The first
game is already scheduled for
this September.
Youth golf clinic
hosted by NSGA
The Nova Scotia Golf Association is pleased to announce
a series of junior development
clinics throughout the province
in April and May. These sessions will be conducted in two
categories that align with the
long term player development
plan. All clinics will be lead
by NSGA provincial coach Ed
Hanczaryk and certified CPGA
professionals.
Learn to Play is open to male
and females ages nine to 12.
The objective is to develop all
fundamental movement skills,
golf fundamental movement
skills and teach general overall
sports skills. Fundamentals
include grip, stance, alignment, scoring, etiquette, and
chipping/ pitching/ putting. The
session includes three hours
of instruction on the range.
The cost is $25, and space is
limited to 16.
The Train to Play Clinic is
open to males and females ages
12 to 16. The objective is to
learn to cope with the physical
and mental challenges of competition. Optimize the skill set
and build on competitive experiences. The clinic runs 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. and includes three hours
of instruction on the range and
18 holes of supervised golf with
course management strategies.
The cost is $50 and space is
limited to 16 participants.
Paragon in Kingston will host
one of the Learn to Play clinics
April 20, between 1 p.m. and 4
p.m. To register, or find dates
and locations of other NSGA
clinics, visit www.nsga.ns.ca.
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March 25, 2013
Vitrine de vies possibles au Salon annuel de
l’éducation et de l’emploi
Sara Keddy,
rédactrice en chef
Le 27 mars, vous êtes conviés à un salon de l’éducation
et de l’emploi qui se tiendra
au mess Annapolis de la 14e
Escadre Greenwood.
« C’est une boutique à
guichet unique », explique
Caroline Couture, du Centre
d’apprentissage et de carrière
de la 14e Escadre, une des organisatrices de l’événement.
Le 12 e Salon annuel de
l’éducation et de l’emploi est
ouvert au personnel de la 14e
Escadre et au grand public de
la région. Si vous êtes curieux
de programmes postsecondaires, d’éducation à distance,
d’idées et de points de départ
pour une seconde carrière, ce
salon est pour vous.
« Nous attendons plus de
20 universités et collèges de
partout au Canada, y compris
des Prairies et de la Colombie-Britannique », souligne
Couture. « Quant aux entreprises, on leur a demandé
au moment de s’inscrire si
elles prévoyaient embaucher
dans les six prochains mois;
c’était une exigence pour leur
participation. »
Elle conseille aux visiteurs
d’apporter leur curriculum
vitae, puisque plus d’une
douzaine d’employeurs locaux
et nationaux ont confirmé
leur présence, y compris
les services de recrutement
des Forces canadiennes. En
outre, vous pourrez faire
évaluer votre C.V. au populaire atelier « café C.V. », où
des conseillers en orientation
chevronnés vous aideront à
améliorer votre biographie et
votre présentation.
« Plus de 300 personnes
assistent ordinairement au
Salon », ajoute Couture, « et
le mess sera rempli à craquer.
Les gens seront libres d’aller
et venir, et auront amplement
de temps pour faire connaissance avec les exposants et
leur poser des questions.
Couture encourage les
membres militaires et leurs
conjoints, les étudiants des
niveaux secondaire et universitaire et le grand public
à passer au Salon durant
l’après-midi, entre 13 h et
16 h. L’entrée est gratuite et
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Smooth moves
In celebration of March as Nutrition Month, Petty Officer 1st Class Ronald Salsman, the kitchen manager at
Camp Aldershot, and Susan Mossman made smoothies in
the dining hall to show just how good nutrition can taste!
Master Corporal R.Purdy, Det Aldershot
Life choices on display at employment, education fair
Sara Keddy,
Managing editor
All things education and
employment will be on display
March 27 at the Annapolis
Mess, 14 Wing Greenwood.
“It’s a once-stop shop,”
says one of the event’s organizers, Caroline Couture, of the
14 Wing Learning and Career
Centre.
The 12th annual Education
& Employment Fair is open
to 14 Wing personnel and the
wider community. If you’re
looking for post-secondary
programming, distance education, ideas and starting points
for a second career, this is the
place to be.
“We have over 20 universities and colleges from across
Canada, including the Prairies
and British Columbia, coming,” says Couture. “The businesses – when they register,
we ask them if they intend to
be hiring within the next six
months. That’s a requirement
of their participation.”
She advises visitors to bring
their resume: there are over
a dozen local and national
employers, including Canadian Armed Forces recruiting
services, registered to attend.
As well, you can have your
credentials reviewed in the
popular “resume café,” where
skilled employment counsellors will be available to help
you tweak your biography and
presentation.
“Over 300 people usually
attend the fair,” Couture says,
“and the whole Mess will be
filled. People are welcome
to come and go, and there’s
lots of time to meet with the
exhibitors and ask questions.”
Couture encourages military
members and spouses, high
school and university students
and the general public to take
in the afternoon, between 1
p.m. and 4 p.m. Admission is
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March 25, 2013
Chefs, wineries pair up for New York-themed gala
The Valley Regional Hospital and Hospice Foundations host the third annual
gala, New York, New York,
April 20.
Guests will enjoy a four-
course meal paired with
local wines, prepared by
three great Valley chefs.
Jason Lynch, Le Caveau;
Peter Dewar, NSCC; and
Joseph Crocker, Peasant’s
Pantry; are preparing to
wow attendees with locally
sourced foods. Wines will
be provided by Grand Pre,
Benjamin Bridge and Luckett wineries.
The gala, supporting the
Our Community Our Health
campaign, will take place
at the Louis Millet Community Centre, New Minas,
beginning at 6 p.m. with
complimentary wine. Tickets must be pre-booked by
calling 678-5414 and are
priced at $125 (with a $50
receipt).
Entertainment will be
provided by Susan Dworkin and The Mark Riley
Band, plus performance
artist Holly Carr. The evening’s grand prize is a
$2,000 travel voucher.
Photo Credit: DND.
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March 25, 2013
14 Wing Library | Serving those who read!
Judy McCool
& Joanne Sealby,
14 Wing Library
April 21 to the 27 is National Volunteer Week in
Canada, a time when we can
show our appreciation for
the many volunteers active
in our community. We would
like to extend our thanks and
appreciation to those ladies
who tirelessly volunteer their
time to help in our library.
The next time you are in, you
may see Beth, Ally, Jessie,
Kay or Liz working quietly
behind the scenes to keep
our many books shelved
and organized. Miss Somer
works her magic with the
children during “Under The
Story Tree” every Tuesday.
Each volunteer accomplishes
many other tasks every week,
and we want to take this opportunity to say a huge thank
you for all they do.
We will be selling the books
in our book sale room for $5
a bag through April. There is
a huge selection of hardcover
fiction books, as well as nonfiction and many videos as
well. This is your opportunity
to get some bargain books as
well as support your library.
All funds will go towards the
purchase of new books.
We have several new titles
we’d like to highlight for April.
If you are a fan of Michael
Palmer, we have his newest title, “Political Suicide.”
In this novel, Palmer once
again proves he is the king of
suspense in this page-turning
thriller set at the crossroads
of politics, the military and
medical science. Also, we
have Lisa Gardner’s “Touch &
Go,” which exposes the raw
nerves of a family imploding,
and an investigator trying to
escape her past…. Gardner
does an amazing job of cre-
ating realistic situations and
characters with emotional
resonance. The constant
surprises will shock even the
most jaded thriller reader.
Jayne Ann Krentz has a new
novel in the Dark Legacy
Series, “Dream Eyes.” With
walk-off-the-page characters,
crackling sexual tension,
swift pacing and the author’s
trademark sassy humor, this
wonderfully inventive, highstakes adventure will whet
fans’ appetites for more.
As you may know, April 22
is Earth Day. In recognition
of the efforts to “reduce and
re-use,” why not consider
donating some of your gently
used books to the library?
We accept donations and will
re-use by giving others the
opportunity to read that great
book you so enjoyed.
Reading opens doors, so
come and open the doors to
14 Wing Library!
La bibliothèque de la 14e Escadre | Au service des lecteurs!
Judy McCool et
Joanne Sealby,
Bibliothèque de la
14e Escadre
Du 21 au 27 avril prochains, la Semaine nationale
de l’action bénévole nous
permet de témoigner notre
reconnaissance aux nombreuses personnes qui font
des actions bénévoles dans
notre collectivité. Ainsi, nous
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tenons à remercier du fond du
cœur ces dames qui offrent
bénévolement leur temps
pour notre bibliothèque. À
votre prochaine visite, vous
pourrez voir Beth, Ally, Jessie, Kay ou Liz travaillant sans
bruit entre les rayonnages
pour garder les livres en ordre sur les étagères. Tous les
mardis, Miss Somer fait des
merveilles avec les enfants
avec son activité de conte.
Chaque bénévole s’acquitte
de maintes autres tâches
durant la semaine, et nous
voulons profiter de l’occasion
pour leur présenter nos plus
sincères remerciements.
75% OFF!
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divers ouvrages généraux
et des vidéos. Voilà une
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de Michael Palmer, nous
avons reçu le plus récent, Political Suicide. Palmer prouve
à nouveau sa maîtrise du
suspense dans ce roman
d’action palpitant sis au carrefour de la politique, de la
stratégie militaire et de la
science médicale. Nous vous
suggérons aussi le roman
Touch & Go, de Lisa Gardner,
qui met en scène les souffrances liées à l’implosion
d’une famille, et une enquêteuse qui essaie d’oublier son
passé. Gardner a cette faculté
extraordinaire de créer des
situations réalistes et des
personnages émouvants. Les
retournements continuels
garderont en haleine même
les lecteurs de thrillers les
plus avertis. Aussi, Jayne Ann
Krentz vient de publier le roman Dream Eyes, un nouveau
volet de sa série Dark Legacy.
Avec ses personnages saisissants de vérité, sa tension
sexuelle, son rythme haletant
et l’humour insolent qui la
distingue, Krentz entraîne le
lecteur dans des péripéties
brillamment imaginées aux
enjeux imprévisibles. On en
redemande!
Comme vous le savez
peut-être, le 22 avril a été
désigné Journée de la Terre.
Pour appuyer nos efforts de
réduction et de réutilisation,
pourquoi ne pas envisager
de faire don à la bibliothèque
de vos livres encore en bon
état? Nous acceptons tous
les dons et les réutiliserons,
donnant ainsi à d’autres la
chance de lire ces livres que
vous avez pris plaisir à lire.
La lecture ouvre des portes
: il vous suffit d’ouvrir les
portes de la bibliothèque de
la 14e Escadre!
Page 15
March 25, 2013
Evening out for mental health
The Kings County Chapter
of the Nova Scotia Schizophrenia Society is hosting a
fundraising and awareness
event at the Kentville fire hall
April 12.
A talented drama therapist
named Laura Burke from
Halifax will present her onewoman play, Heartwood,
an autobiographical play il-
lustrating a young woman’s
struggles with mental illness.
It explores how she begins to
heal from its impact through
the discovery that giving
back to others is exactly how
she will recover, and reinstate meaning in her life. She
comes to realize the arts are
not only the way she can
survive her own suffering,
but how she can begin to
break down the walls between
herself and her community.
The play is conversational,
dramatic and filled with a
quirky humour, inviting the
audience to experience one
person’s path towards recovery and beyond.
The evening will also fea-
ture the music of Rachel
Maclean, a silent and ticket
auction and refreshments.
Tickets are $10 each, available in advance at the Evan-
geline Club in New Minas.
The doors open at 6:30 p.m.
(along with the ticket and
silent auctions), and the performance begins at 7 p.m.
~ Obituary ~
Photo Credit: DND.
Peck, Shirley Reginal “Shirl”
Greenwood, NS
PECK, Shirley Reginal “Shirl”, died peacefully at Soldiers
Memorial Hospital, Middleton, NS on Monday 11 March 2013.
Born in Kentville, NS, 21 Mar 1930, Shirl was the son of the
late Robert William Peck and Jennie Evelyn (Whynott) of
Kentville, NS. Shirl went to school at Kings County Academy
in Kentville then joined the Royal Canadian Airforce (RCAF)
in 1948. He trained as a Clerk Admin in Trenton, ON and
served at Air Defence Command, St Hubert where he met
Huguette. He was posted to Allied Air Force Central Europe
headquarters in Fontainebleau, France. He was selected for
pilot training and qualified as a Flying Officer. Following
advanced flying training in 1954 he served as a fighter pilot on
the F-86 Sabre at 4 Wing, Baden-Baden Germany. In 1955 he
returned to Montreal to marry Huguette. They honeymooned
in Europe for the next three years. Shirl was posted to RCAF
Station Trenton, ON in 1958 to train on T-33 aircraft and
subsequently transferred as a flying instructor to RCAF Station
Portage La Prairie, MB from 1958-1961. Shirl was honoured
with two postings as Executive Assistant to the Air Officer
Commanding RCAF Training Command in Winnipeg from
1961-1964. He returned to flying instruction on Tutor jets in
Moose Jaw, SK, 1964-1968 and was an original member of
the Great Canadian Stunt Team. He carried out administrative
duties at NDHQ Headquarters in Ottawa as a staff officer 19681971. He was posted to Greenwood, NS in 1971 and flew the
Argus Maritime Patrol aircraft until his retirement in 1977, in
the rank of major. He joined the Air Reserve and for the next
eight years he organized and was Flight Commander of the Air
Reserve Augmentation Flight at Greenwood. He was a member
of the Sabre Pilots Association of the Air Division Squadrons
(SPAADS) and the Royal Canadian Air Force Association. As a
member of the Greenwood Wing of VP International he was the
Associate Editor of Maritime Patrol Aviation magazine and set
up the distribution and membership database for 17 countries
worldwide. Shirl liked to hunt and fish, played most sports
and enjoyed the outdoors. He played baseball, golf, tennis and
bowled. He loved hockey and played all his life, well into his
sixties. He played with the Greenwood Old Timers and was an
original member of the Apple Pickers. While at Greenwood he
became involved in figure skating and was a gold level judge
for Skate Canada. He was Nova Scotia team manager for
Canada Winter Games teams and received volunteer awards
from Sport Nova Scotia and Skate Canada. Shirl is survived
by his beloved wife Huguette, children Robert (Sue Redford)
Merrickville, Diane (Keith Brine)Winnipeg, Jo-Anne (Walter
Peckham)Trenton, James (Jill Markam) North Bay and
Caroline (Denis Vermeirre) Ottawa. He was very proud of his
nine grandchildren; Christina, Andrew and Patrick (Brine),
Jarrod and Courtney (Peckham), Hailey (Peck), Zoe, Paul and
Sophie (Vermeirre). He was predeceased by his sister Evelyn,
brothers Newton, Garnet, Arthur, Murray, Ernest, James, and
Donald. A Memorial Service will be held at Queen of Heaven
Chapel, Greenwood, NS on Saturday 16, March 2013 at 11am,
reception to follow. No flowers by request. Donations in
memory may be made to Multiple System Atrophy research at
the Parkinson Society Canada. The Family will hold a Reunion
and Celebration of Life this summer. Arrangements have
been entrusted to Middleton Funeral Home, 398 Main Street,
(902) 825-3448. Online guest book may be signed by visiting:
www.middletonfuneralhome.com
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marsh” rail
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Germany
53. Not divisible by two
54. Head bob
55. Tooth caregiver
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9. 19th C political
cartoonist Thomas
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13. Powder mineral
16. Blood fluids
18. Nearly
20. The courage to
carry on
21. Soda
28. Skedaddled
29. Poplar trees
(Spanish)
30. Triangular spinal
bones
31. Opposite of leave
34. Encroachment or
intrusion
35. Another word for
mother
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40. Point that is one
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At CentreStage
CentreStage Theatre Presents
The Dixie Swim Club, about five
very different Southern women
who met on their college swim
team and continue to share long
weekends at the same beach
house. This hilarious and poignant
play is about the friendships that
last forever. It is best suited for
adults and teens. Dixie Swim Club
plays April 5, 6. Showtime 8 p.m./
2 p.m. matinee). Tickets $12/ $10.
Call 678-8040 for reservations.
www.centrestagetheatre.ca.
Teen group
To May 28, a social group for
teenagers with autism will meet
Tuesday evenings, 6:30 p.m. to
8:30 p.m., at the Sobeys community room, Greenwood. For
information, contact Karen at
765-3502.
Computer skills
Do you have a computer question
you would like some assistance
with, or did you get an eReader
or tablet for Christmas and want
to know how to use the Valley Regional Library’s eBook or
audiobook download service?
Maybe you would like to begin
using computers. This one-hour
session, with an instructor, is for
you. To book your basic computer
session, call the Berwick library
at 538-4030 Tuesday, 9 a.m. to
2 p.m., or Wednesday noon to
4 p.m.; or the Kingston library
at 765-3631, Monday 2 p.m. to
6 p.m., or Thursday, 10 a.m. to
2:30 p.m.
Meeting
March 25 is the annual meeting
for the Melvern Square & Area
Community Association, 7 p.m.,
in the community hall, 165 Bridge
Street, Melvern Square. Everyone
welcome.
Dessert, card party
March 25, the Kingston and
District Health Auxiliary will be
holding a dessert and card party,
12:30 p.m. for 1 p.m., at the
Kingston Lions’ hall. Tickets are
$7, available at the door. There will
be various card games and lots
of prizes. Everyone is welcome.
Please come out and help support our community and health
auxiliary. For information, call
765-3094.
Luncheon
March 26, enjoy a home-made
meal at a reasonable price: attend
the Middleton Fireflies’ luncheon,
11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Middleton
fire hall. Lobster chowder ($8),
corn chowder ($7) or hamburger
Brought to you by the Greenwood Military Family Resource Centre and 14 Wing Community Centre.
Présenté par le Centre de ressources pour les familles militaires de Greenwood et le Centre communautaire de la 14e Escadre.
For more information call 765-5611 or 765-8165.
Pour plus d’informations, appelez au 765-5611 ou au 765-8165.
Three easy ways to enter.
1. Through our website: www.auroranewspaper.com
2. Fax: 765-1717
3. Drop into our office located on 83A School Road (Morfee Annex)
Find & Win
Entry deadline:
Noon, March 28, 2013
soup ($7), followed by your
choice of upside-down cake
or rhubarb crisp, tea or coffee.
If you prefer to have the meal
(minus the beverage) delivered
to your Middleton home or work
place, call Bonnie, 825-3062, by
March 25.
Supper
March 26, 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., the
Dwight Ross Elementary School
Playground Committee will host
a fundraising turkey supper at
the Kingston Lions Club. Freewill
offering, and dinner pick-up is
available. Ticket auction at the
Lions’ hall, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. (free
admission). Tickets are 10 for $1.
Meeting
March 27, 7 p.m., is the monthly
meeting of the board of directors of the Companion Animal
Protection Society of Annapolis
County at the municipal building in Lawrencetown. All CAPS’
members and friends are cordially
invited to attend. Call 825-CAPS
for updates.
Donut sale
March 27, All Saint’s Anglican
Church Kingston will be selling
mini donuts all day at All Saints’
Anglican Church Hall, Pleasant
Street, Kingston (turn west off
Bridge Street). Cost: $4 a box.
Come out and try them warm
from the kitchen - buy a couple of
boxes and enjoy them for snacks
and coffee breaks!
VPI meeting
March 28, the Greenwood Wing of
VPI will hold its monthly meeting
at the VPI Centre. For the meeting,
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Church service
March 29, there is a Good Friday
service at the New Beginnings
Centre, 1151 Bridge St., Greenwood; 7 p.m. Drama, special
music and a short video. Everyone
invited.
Easter egg hunt
March 30, a family Easter egg hunt
for children ages two through
Grade 5 will take place at Rotary
Park, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Following
the hunt, a Veggie Tales movie,
“‘Twas the Night before Easter’”
will be shown at the Family Life
Centre of the Middleton Baptist
Church, 11 a.m. to noon. Popcorn
will be served. This event is free of
charge, no registration required.
All children must be supervised
by a parent/ guardian. Info: 8253537. The egg hunt will take place
inside at Middleton Baptist Church
if the weather is messy.
Religious course
April 3, 7 p.m., Foundations Bible
School is offering “Denominations.” Discover where denomina-
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tions came from and learn about
the different churches in this area.
Course will be held at the New
Beginnings Centre, 1151 Bridge
St., Greenwood. For information:
765-8155.
Theatre
April 3 through 6, check out
West Kings’ production of Guys
and Dolls, a 1950s-era musical
that paints a colourful picture of
big-city life and its characters of
gamblers, night-club entertainers
and do-gooders in a rollicking
quest for luck and love. Featuring
unforgettable songs that include
“Luck Be a Lady”, “A Bushel and
Peck” and “I’ve Never Been in
Love Before”, the show runs
at 7:30 p.m. April 3-6 and at 2
p.m. on April 7. Tickets are now
on sale. Reserve seating may
be purchased in advance at the
school or at Pharmasave outlets
in Kingston and Berwick.
Bingo
April 5, Lawrencetown Consolidated School invites you to its an-
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nual spring prize bingo! Booklets
$5 apiece for 15 games: a cookie
jar, 50/50 draw and door prizes
all add to the fun. Doors open at
6 p.m. and play begins at 7 p.m.
Babysitting course
April 6, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the
Middleton Recreation Department is offering a Canadian Red
Cross babysitting course at the
Middleton fire hall. Cost is $35.
Pre-register at 825-6611 or [email protected].
Dance
April 6, Valley Pride presents its
10th anniversary dance, 8 p.m.
to 1 a.m. Female impersonator
show, open to everyone, called
Queens Bring Glamour to the
Country, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission is $10 at the door (students
showing ID $8). Cash bar, 50/50
tickets, all request DJ. For information, contact David: (902)
825-3197, menembracingmen@
hotmail.com, facebook @ Valley Pride. Open to the general
public, 19+.
Luncheon
April 9, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
join a community luncheon at
the Kingston Lions’ hall for a
roast beef dinner with mashed
potatoes, vegetables and dessert.
Cost is $8, or $8.50 delivered. For
take-out orders, call 765-2128 by
11:15 a.m. April 9.
Kingston Area Seniors
Association
Kingston Area Seniors Association meets the second Wednesday of each month at 10 a.m. at
Kingston Branch No 98 Royal
Canadian Legion. Fun day (cards
and games) every second and
fourth Friday of the month, 1
p.m. For information, contact Pat
Coakley, 765-2175.
Support group
Valley Acquired Brain Injury Support Group hosts various outing
of general interest each month,
determined by the group. The
ABI group meets in Kingston,
Greenwood and surrounding
areas every third Wednesday, 7
Soup Combo
6” classic sub
& soup
Middleton - 902-825-5525 • Greenwood - 902-765-2267
March
break full
of fun at
14 Wing
The 14 Wing Greenwood Community Centre
opened its doors throughout March break for preteen and teen activities.
With bowling, gym activities, swimming, ping
pong, cooking and much
more, it was an enjoyable
experience for all who attended. Thank you to all
who assisted, as well as
participated in the activities. We hope everyone
enjoyed their break and
look forward to seeing
you all again soon.
patrick’s puzzle horoscopes
March 24 - March 30
solution page 18
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20
Aries, a mountain of responsibility
has put pressure on you. Although
you cannot shy away from what has
to be done, you can put a smile on
your face when tackling your tasks.
TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21
Taurus, something special will take
place in the next few days and you
will be on hand to experience all of
it. Magical moments are to be made
with a romantic partner.
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21
Gemini, you may want to think
before you speak when a friend asks
for advice. The truth might hurt, so
it could be wise to keep quiet for the
time being.
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22
Cancer, a stroke of inspiration leads
you on a creative journey. Things
will calm down toward the end of
the week when you have to focus
on more tangible things.
LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23
Leo, someone you know wants
to step things up to another level,
but you may not be ready to take
that kind of plunge. Talk over your
feelings in a kind way.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Virgo, family has been on your mind
lately, and you may feel it’s best to
spend the majority of your free time
at home rather than out. Make good
use of your time.
Fun By The Numbers
Here’s How It Works: Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid,
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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p.m. to 9 p.m. (location & activity
will be announced). All are welcome to attend. For information,
contact Dan and Sharon Nogler,
765-6760.
911 Civic Signs
Purchase your 911 Civic Sign(s)
by contacting any Lions Club
member or by calling your local
Lions Club and leave a message.
Aylesford: 847-9374, Kingston:
765-2128. Please call for pricing and remember if emergency
responders can’t find you, they
can’t help you. Funds raised go
back into your local community
when purchased through Lions
International. Thank you for your
support.
Church service
Sunday services will be held at
the New Beginnings Centre, 1151
Bridge Street, Greenwood; with
Pastor Leon Langille, “The Peoples 25:40 Church.” Pre-service
music at 2:50 p.m., service at 3
p.m. Doors open at 2:30 p.m. All
welcome.
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LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
Libra, a chance encounter has
you rethinking what you want to
accomplish in the next few weeks.
You are second-guessing all of your
plans because of this surprise.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
A decision you made could have
long-term effects, Scorpio. You’ll
probably find that you have to do
some damage control this week to
get things back on track.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
Sagittarius, all indications point to
a monumental change in your life.
Wait to see what occurs and put
big decisions or vacations on hold.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Capricorn, it can be tempting to
toss away your responsibilities and
simply have fun. But then you will
be so backed up it could take quite
a while to dig out from under your
to-do list.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
Aquarius, just when you need a bit
of sunshine, a satisfying piece of
good news arrives. Your spouse or
partner plays a significant role in
this positive development.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20
Pisces, a tangled web is forming
around you, but with quick wit
you will manage to steer clear of
the melee.
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classifieds
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or invoice via Canada Post a surcharge of $1 including tax will be added.
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cash. The Aurora is not responsible for products and/ or services advertised. To place a classified, contact 765-1494 local 5440, visit the office, 83A
School Road, Morfee Annex, Greenwood; email [email protected] or fax 765-1717.
To place a boxed, display ad, contact 765-1494 local 5833; email [email protected].
FOR RENT
includes all utilities and FOR RENT – Two bedroom FOR RENT – Clean three bedWi-Fi. Looking for single
upstairs apartment located
room apartment located in
persons who are quiet. No
in Kingston. Close to Legion.
Nictaux. $850/month with
smoking, no pets. $650.00
Fridge and stove provided.
heat and lights included.
for lower and $750.00 for
Rent is $550/month plus utilFridge, stove and dishwasher
upper. Call Joe 765-1898.
ities. Available immediately.
provided with washer/dryer
(3331-ufnb)
Call 825-3607. (3401-ufnb)
hook-up available. Located in
a quiet subdivision. No dogs.
Reference required. Call Ross
ENGLAND
at 840-0534. (3402-ufn)
FOR RENT – Two apartments
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and equipped with washer,
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Superintendent. Utilities
ideal for one person. New
paid by Tenant. Pet friendly
Flooring and paint, utilities
and on-site Laundry Faand wifi included. Furnished /
cilities. Available now.
unfurnished as needed, Rent
Lease and References Reis $725.00/month. Available
quired. Call 765-2421 for
April 1/13. Call 902-844-0331
more information. (3407or [email protected].
ufnb)
(3403-ufn)
For Rent - Two bedroom house
FOR RENT – Small two bedroom
located near West Kings High
bachelor house located in the
School in Auburn, newly
Kingston area. Rent is $675
renovated. Available now.
per month including heat
Hardwood floors, fridge/
and lights. Fridge and stove
stove including washer/dryer
provided. Call 847-5046.
hookup. Snow removal and
(3403-ufn)
lawn care provided. $600.00
FOR RENT - One bedroom
per month plus utilities. Call
apartment in Middleton
844-0432. (3407-ufn)
FOR RENT: Two bedroom
C.HANSON DOWELL, Q.C
house with garage, at 51
250 Main St., Middleton
Victoria Street, Middleton.
$675.00 per month. No ap825-3059
pliances included. Available June 1st, 2013. Call
Joan at 902-847-1365.
PARKER & RICHTER (3412-ufnb)
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
FOR RENT – Two bedroom
Chris Parker L.L.B
apartment located at 677
Central Ave, Apt B, GreenRonald D. Richter
wood. Available immediately.
(B.A. Hon.), L.L.B.
No pets. Rent is $500/month
Southgate Court,
plus utilities. Located on bus
Greenwood N.S.
route. Call Kathy at 765-2938.
Phone: 902-765-4992
(3410-3tp)
Fax: 902-765-4120
“Serving the Western Valley Since 1977”
apartment in adult building.
1486 Magee Drive, Kingston. In floor heat, ground
level. $690.00 a month.
Durland, Gillis &
April 1st, 2013.
Schumacher Associates Available
Free lawn care and snow
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries
removal. Phone 309-0573.
W. Bruce Gillis, Q.C.
(3410-3tpb)
Blaine G. Schumacher, CD
(Also of the Alberta Bar)
duplex, Nictaux on Old Run
Counsel:
Way Drive. Rent is $625/
Clare H. Durland, Q.C.
month plus utilities. Fridge
(Non-Practicing)
and stove provided and a
washer/dryer hook-up is
Phone (902) 825-3415
Fax (902) 825-2522
74 Commercial Street
P.O. Box 700
Middleton, NS
B0S 1P0
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available. Available immediately. Call 825-6096 or
840-3337 (3411-2tp)
FOR RENT – The little guest
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Personal looking to relocate
in the area. Within walking
distance to all amenities. One
or two bedroom house, new
kitchen & bathroom, storage,
laundry room, dining room
and den on main level with
detached one car garage.
Internet, heat and cable TV
included as well as being fully
furnished including 5 appliances with bedding, towels,
etc. Driveway, lawn care and
snow removal are included.
Easy 10 minute access to golf
courses at Paragon and 14
Wing Greenwood. Call Arthur
at 765-4795 and leave a message. Available immediately.
(3412-3tp)
FOR RENT – April 1st, 2013
Duplex located in central
Middleton. 2 levels, adult
suitable, lawn care & snow
removal provided. $685.00
per month, utilities not
included. No smoking &
no pets. Phone 825-4521.
(3212-2tpb)
FOR RENT – Spacious bachelor suite located in Kingston. $675.00 a month, heat
and lights included. Phone
242-2607. (3412-2tpb)
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)
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Avez-vous des suggestions de
programmes que le Centre communautaire
pourrait offrir ce printemps et cet été?
Le Centre communautaire de
la 14e Escadre s’affaire à préparer
sa programmation printanière
et estivale et sollicite vos suggestions.
S’il y a un programme qui ne
fait pas partie actuellement de
ceux offert et que vous souhai-
teriez qu’il le soit, dites-le nous et
nous ferons notre possible pour
trouver ce qui correspond à vos
besoins. Par ailleurs, si vous êtes
un instructeur qualifié et souhaitez faire profiter les autres de
vos connaissances en donnant
un cours, nous pouvons nous
associer afin d’offrir un service.
Nous cherchons à offrir à
la fois aux jeunes (neuf à 18
ans) et aux adultes (18 ans et
plus) de nouveaux programmes
intéressants, qui débuteraient
aux alentour de la troisième semaine de mai. Si vous avez une
suggestion de programme ou si
vous souhaitez nous proposer
vos compétences d’instructeur,
veuillez communiquer avec Eric
MacKenzie, coordonnateur des
loisirs communautaires, au
765-1494 poste 5337 d’ici le 19
avril prochain.
Do you have ideas for spring,
summer community programs?
The 14 Wing Greenwood
Community Centre is busy
preparing for spring and summer programs and is seeking
your input.
If there is a program you
would like to see offered cur-
rently not available, please
let the centre know and we
will try to find a service that
meets your needs. If you are a
qualified instructor interested
in sharing your knowledge,
please express interest in fa-
cilitating a course, so we can
possibly partner together.
We are ideally looking at
offering new and exciting
programs for both youth (nine
to 18 years of age) and adults
(anyone over 18), to begin
around the third week of May.
If you have a program idea, or
would like to help offer your
skills, contact Eric MacKenzie, community recreation
coordinator, before April 19,
765-1494 local 5337.
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ZX running event kicks off NS series
slight 100 metres dip/ rise. The
10 km main event is two loops of
the same course. (Map - http://
www.mapmytri.com/routes/
view/85616811/)
Awards will be presented in the
following male and female 10 km
categories: open class (all ages),
juniors (19 and under), masters
(40 to 49), senior masters (50
to 59), golden masters (60 to
69), platinum masters (70 plus),
titanium (80 plus) and military.
Awards in the 5 km race will
be presented to the top three
male and female runners, the
top military male and female, top
high school male and female, top
middle school male and female
and top elementary school male
and female.
14 Wing Greenwood invites
runners of all levels to come out
and enjoy a flat course, smiling
faces and the best host facility
on the Run Nova Scotia series
schedule. Enjoy lots of free parking, hot showers, draw prizes and
a free gift for the first 100 runners
to register by March 31.
The annual ZX 10 K April 21 is
a great way to start off the running season. Race day registration and pick-up is from 8:15 a.m.
to 9:45 a.m. at the base’s Fitness
& Sports Centre. The 10 km event
begins at 10 a.m., while the 5 km
starts at 10:05 a.m. Post-race
snacks and closing ceremonies
will be held at the finish line.
The 5 km is a fast, paved,
out-and-back, flat course with a
New this year, youth in elementary, middle and high
schools are also invited to enter
the event, at a special $10 registration fee.
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