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“Delivering news and information. At home and around the world.” “Transmettre des nouvelles et de l’information, d’ici et d’ailleurs.”Volume 53 Issue 36 September 7, 2018*SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS*HERE IS YOUR CHANCETO GO TOPLESS.This Limited Denim Edition Beetle Convertibleis automatic has 45,481 km and is equippedwith back up camera, heated denim seats,and bluetooth. (stock #U1658)Sale Priced at 27,900 HSTS e r v i n g 8 W i n g / C F B T r e n t o n 8 e E s c a d re / B F C T r e n t o n h t t p : // t h e c o n t a c t n e w s p a p e r . c f b t r e n t o n . c o mEmail: info@bellevillevw.caFor additional details and to schedulwe a test drive.INSIDE613-966-3333239 North FrontBellevillewww.bellevillevw.com424 SQUADRON MEDEVACILL CAMPERYEAR OF THE LOGISTICIAN // L'ANNÉE DU LOGISTICIENTrenton MFRC gearing upfor annual block partyStory on page 22 CANADIAN AIR DIVISIONGETS NEW LEADERStory on page 3CANEX TO CELEBRATE50 YEARSPhotos by Makala ChapmanMembers of the Trenton Military Family Resource Centre show off some of the activities that will be available at this year’sblock party set for Sept. 16.By Makala ChapmanWStory on page 10hile summer may becoming to an end, thestaff at the Trenton Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC) and PersonnelSupport Program (PSP) saythere’s still more fun to behad.This year, members of themilitary community, including their families, are invitedto take part in a day of live entertainment, food and otheractivities on Sept. 16. The freeevent, which kicks off at 11:00a.m., will be hosted at 50 Rivers Dr. in Trenton.Those familiar with the eventwill know it as the MFRC’sannual family day, but staffwith the organization said ithas now been rebranded as ablock party.“The whole concept of ablock party is to ensure weare engaging all types of military families, whether thatbe your family with youngchildren, or you’re a singlemember,” explained DevonContinued on page 6FLOORING &TILESHOWROOMGranite, Quartz, Marble, Slate, SoapstoneKitchen and Vanity TopsBacksplashes and Fireplace SurroundsCeramic, Porcelain, Mosaic, Marble,Hardwood, Laminate, VinylSTONE VENEERSCanadian Stone IndustriesCanyon StoneAuthorized DistributorProfessional Installationwww.blackbirdstoneandtile.comMon - Fri 9am-5pm Saturday By Appt.30 CREELMAN AVE., TRENTON 613-965-1800
News2 - The ContactSeptember 7, 2018Members of 424 Squadronmedevac ill camper fromremote northern Ontario RiverHEAD OFFICE:2447 Princess StreetKingston, Ontario K7M 3G1Tel: 613-549-8777Toll Free: 800-881-2371Fax: 1-866-219-9600Guardsman Insurance has beenworking with the Military since 1960We have special discounts on Home and Auto Insurancefor members of the Canadian Military and Civilian StaffSave up to 25%A stock photo of CH-146 Griffon conducting training.By 8 Wing Public AffairsMembers of the Royal Canadian Air Force’s 424 Transport and Rescue Squadron successfully evacuated a camper from a remote location to hospital in Moosonee, Ont.,after he fell ill while on a canoe/camping trip on the Albany River, Ont., August 23.The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre was advised by Ontario Provincial Police of theemergency and a CC-130H Hercules and CH-146 Griffon helicopter were launchedfrom 8 Wing Trenton.Search and Rescue Technicians in the Hercules parachuted to the campsite wherethey immediately began to stabilize the patient for evacuation by Griffon helicopter.“We had to contend with a narrow riverbank and some large boulders near our landing site as we parachuted in,” said Master Corporal (MCpl.) Phil Graham, a Searchand Rescue Technician from 424 Transport and Rescue Squadron. “When we got onscene, we provided medical care to the patient and stabilized him before the Griffonarrived.”The patient was then flown to the Moosonee hospital where he was transferred instable condition.Photo by Makala Chapmanon your home andauto insuranceFOR A NO OBLIGATION QUOTE CALL YOURLOCAL GUARDSMAN OFFICE TODAY!Kingston 613-549-8777Ottawa 613-831-6300Anywhere in North America E FUSSY, CALL HUSSEY! 613-438-5588Direct: 613.438.5588Email: Sales RepPre-Qualified Buyers IRP DND APPROVEDIMPECCABLE VICTORIAN HOME16366 HIGHWAY 2OPEN HOUSE SAT., SEPT. 8TH 3-4 PM80 APPLEWOOD DRIVE4 bed/3 bath red brick Victorianhome on2.9 acres with barn and garage.MLS#151669 420,000Spacious 4 bed/3 bath bungalow on1.8 acres with breathtaking views.MLS#143820 350,000OPEN HOUSE SUN., SEPT 9TH 1-2PM511 DUNDAS STREET EAST1.23 acres and over 4000 sq. ft. 6bed/4 bath brick bungalow with 2.5 cargarage in a pristine neighbourhood.MLS#151664 650,000COUNTRY BUNGALOW54 PERCY STREETONHTGIBREEDTWOVERSIZED COUNTY LOT373 COUNTY ROAD 19AMEZING SIDE SPLIT5139 HIGHWAY 2HURGBSLIAAMETONHGIBRSCREA2.9RESIDENTIAL & RETAIL421 VICTORIA STREET NORTHBREATHTAKING VIEWS746 COUNTY ROAD 26All one level 3 bed/2 bath bungalowwith double garage on an oversizedlot in the County.MLS#150647 325,000WATER VIEW78 MCGOWAN STREETAmazing 3 bed/2 bath side spliton 1 acre with 1.5 garage, walkoutbasement, and sunroom.MLS#149010 320,000OPEN HOUSE SAT., SEPT 8TH 1-2 PM85 HIGH STREETOPEN HOUSE, SUN., SEPT. 9TH 1-2 PM1428 THRASHER RDLDFIENIPLAEEDTWSOLDBeautifully renovated bungalow with2 kitchens and bowling alley buildingon the water in Tweed.MLS#135578 259,000 Retail MLS#1354942 bed plus den/2 bath brick bungalowwith loft on a tranquil, supersized lotminutes to malls, hospitals and more.MLS#147467 259,0004 bed/2 bath plus office and garageon 1 acre. Just minutes to town.MLS#148880 250,000Impeccable 2 bed/1 bath bungalow withfull basement, carport and water view.Walking distance to all amenities and lake.MLS#150590 210,000Exquisite 4 bed/3 bath brick bungalowwith walout, double garage andspectacular views on a cul-de-sac.MLS#151659 550,000Stunning, like new 3 bed/2bathswith 2 kitchens on 1 acre.MLS#151782 * 309,000
NewsSeptember 7, 20183 - The ContactChange of command highlights 2 CanadianAir Division accomplishmentsBy RCAF Public AffairsPersonnel from 2 Canadian Air Division(2 CAD) gathered on the parade squareat 17 Winnipeg, Manitoba, on August 9,2018, to say farewell to their outgoingcommander and welcome their incomingcommander.Brigadier-General Dave Cochrane, whohas commanded 2 CAD for the past threeyears, has transferred to National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa, where heis taking up the reins as commander ofCadets and Junior Canadian Rangers.Lieutenant-General Al Meinzinger, commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force,presided over the change of commandceremony, praising the men and womenof 2 CAD as well as their outgoing andincoming commanders.“You are a fundamental enabler for delivering air and space power and I am proudof the work you do,” he told the personnel on parade. “I am extremely impressedwith what you have accomplished overthe last three years. [But your achievements] would not have been possiblewithout the brilliant and committed leadership of Brigadier-General Cochrane.“Dave, you brought a wealth of experience to your three-year command of 2Canadian Air Division—ranging fromyour challenging operational deployments within the air mobility communityto your compassionate leadership at 8Wing Trenton during an extremely challenging time.“Your career has been one of impact andsuccess. At 2 CAD you’ve served the entire Air Force with distinction and delivered on key institutional initiatives,” hecontinued. Brigadier-General Cochranealso praised the 2 CAD staff and studentsin his remarks.“With our critical RCAF training andeducation mandate and the great teamof 2 CAD, which encompasses over 2,000staff, I truly believe we have moved theyardsticks significantly.”He highlighted three key areas of achievement: The “stellar ab initio training acrossthe 26 RCAF classifications” for officers and non-commissioned members (NCMs). The “impressive professional development” at Barker College and theRCAF Academy, spanning both officer and NCM cadres. The advanced technology and initiatives for the RCAF training system.“This is critical as we continue tofind ways to innovate and focus ourenergy on the current generation oftech-savvy and connected recruitsand students,” he said.Lieutenant-General Meinzinger welcomed incoming commander BrigadierGeneral Mario Leblanc, noting thatBrigadier-General Leblanc came to Winnipeg from the post of Deputy J3 U.S Pacific Command, in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.“Brigadier-General Leblanc worked forme in Colorado Springs when we weretogether in NORAD / USNORTHCOMheadquarters,” he told the audience. “SoI know first-hand the capabilities and theoutstanding qualities you bring to thispost—tremendous skill, professionalismand class.“I look forward to seeing how you movethe command forward in the comingyears,” Lieutenant-General Meinzingercontinued. “You are the right leader totackle the challenges ahead.”Upon accepting command, BrigadierGeneral Leblanc addressed those gathered. “We will maintain our strong ability to support training and professionaldevelopment, which fuels RCAF operations. 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Safety4 - The ContactSeptember 7, 2018afetyKeeping MedicationsOut Of ReachMedicine has always been one of our greatest allies fact, studies have shown about one fourth of the oralin the war against illness; however, medication prescription drugs ingested by children under the agecan also turn into a deadly enemy if taken improperly. of fi ve belonged to someone who did not live with theThis danger is escalated when it comes to a child. Al- child. Nearly one fi fth of the drugs ingested belonged tothough parents will child proof their homes by keep- a grandparent or great-grandparent. ing all medications out of reach, people without children do not consider the consequences of little hands Here are several tips to consider keeping children awaygrabbing "the pretty pink candy" in the medicine bottle from medicines:left within easy reach. Little ones can be poisoned after fi nding the vials left in purses or on bedside tables. In Use childproof caps properly. Make sure these capsThe Contact NewspaperThe CONTACT is an unoffi cial publication of 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. The CONTACT is a weeklymilitary newspaper that provides accurate and timely coverage of issues and events affectingCanada’s largest and busiest air base – 8 Wing/CFB Trenton.We are the primary internal and external communications tool for 8 Wing/CFB Trenton andbegan publishing in November, 1940. We strive to build awareness, morale and ‘esprit de corps’among both the military and civilian communities. It is our privilege to showcase the efforts ofthe men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces at work.The CONTACT is published every Friday with the kind permission of Col. Mark Goulden.,MSM., CD, Commander, 8 Wing/CFB Trenton. The Publisher reserves the right to edit copyand reject advertising to suit the needs of the publication. Views expressed are those of thecontributor unless expressly attributed to DND, CAF or other agencies.Where typographical errors are discovered in advertisements (including classifi eds) that resultin goods not being sold, this newspaper is only liable to refund the money charged for theadvertising space.The CONTACT is produced weekly under a Publication Service Agreement with a division ofMetroland Media Group.8 Wing PersonnelPublisher: Col. Mark GouldenProprietor: Her Majesty the Queen, in right of Canada, as represented by the Commander of8 Wing, Canadian Forces Base Trenton, P.O. Box 1000 Stn. Forces, Astra, ON K0K 3W0 CanadaPublic Affairs, Internal Comms: 8 Wing Public AffairsPSP Manager: John SnyderMetroland Media Staff:General Manager: Adam Milligan 705-761-7990Advertising Sales: Orlinda Johnston 613-966-2034 ext: 795015News and Feature Content: Makala Chapman 613-392-2811 ext: 3976Circulation: Kim Wonnacott 705- 742-8450250 Sidney Street, Belleville, Ontario K8P 3Z3, CANADASUBSCRIPTIONS: First Class postage charge 65.00 per year for inside Canada, 130.00 for international.are snapped on to the bottles correctly. Since thedevelopment of childproof caps the number of childdeaths from common over-the-counter drugs hasdecreased significantly.Develop your own safe habits at home. Never takeany sort of pills or medicine in front of children andnever refer to medicine as candy. When there arealternatives, do not buy tablets that look like candy. Store all your medicines in a locked cabinetyour children cannot reach or open. If you have anyold or unused pills or medicine, dispose of them immediately by checking you’re your local pharmacy. Make sure all potential poisons such as detergents, cleaners, shampoos and after shaves arestored in high areas where children cannot reachthem. When you are using such products, never letthem out of your sight. It only takes a second for atoddler to pick up a bottle of liquid cleaner to try todrink it. If you suspect a child has ingested a potentiallypoisonous product, remain calm. Call the PoisonControl Centre or your local hospital immediately.Bring the container and/or label with you to thephone and be prepared to answer questions aboutthe product, the amount ingested, the time the incident took place, as well as any additional symptoms or circumstances surrounding the incident. Be ready to answer questions about the child'spersonal history including name, age and weight. Always keep a bottle of Syrup of Ipecac onhand. This syrup induces vomiting. But use it onlyon the advice of the Poison Control Centre, as vomiting is the treatment for only certain types of poisons. Medicine can be life saving but it can be fatal iftaken by the wrong person. Keep medicine out ofreach of your children and grandchildren.It is imperative all adults use the same care as parents of small children when storing medications andother potentially poisonous products.ARTICLES AND PHOTOSThe Contact produces news and information about 8 Wing/CFB Trenton athome and around the world. We depend on our military community for articles, personal stories and photos. Articles should be typed in upperand lower case (not all caps) and inplain black text. Acronyms should bespelled out on first reference, then abbreviated when referred to thereafter. Do not include clip art, graphics orphotos within typed pages. Additional graphics, logos and photos must besent as separate files. Articles may be mailed, e-mailed(cfbcontactnewspaper@gmail.com) ordelivered in person and must includethe author’s full name, rank, (if applicable) unit and phone number. Whenever possible, photos should beincluded with your article and shouldcontain the name of the person whotook the photo and an appropriatecaption to go with it. Photos shouldbe saved in a jpeg format at a highresolution for quality reproduction. Articles must be received by Mondayat noon prior to print date.Letters to the Editor:All letters must be signed and include the name of the author, which will be published. Include a phone number for verifi cation. We reserve the right to edit the textwhile preserving the main objective of the writer. We cannot guarantee that anyparticular letter will be printed. E-mail letters to: cfbcontactnewspaper@gmail.comA Military Community NewspaperThe CONTACT newspaper is a PersonnelSupport Programs (PSP) entity. 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News6 - The ContactSeptember 7, 2018Continued from page 1Taylor, the communication and developmentcoordinator at the MFRC. “We want to breakdown that notion that MFRC’s are solely formilitary families with children. We want tomake sure everyone feels supported.”As for what can be expected at this year’sevent, Taylor said there would be a widerange of activities available for all ages. Forthe children, they can expect some inflatables,face painting and games. There will also be avolleyball net set up for any interested youthor adults looking to start a match. A free barbecue lunch will be provided for all membersof the military community and their familiesin attendance.Like in previous years, a large number of localservice clubs, organizations and other interestgroups will be on site to provide informationabout what they do said the MFRC’s specialevents coordinator Amy LeGresley.“It will be a great opportunity to learn whatthe Quinte region has to offer to those whomay be new to the area, or are still residinghere,” she said.Some of the clubs in attendance will includethe Girl Guides of Canada, the Flying Frogmen Scuba Club, CFB Trenton/8 Wing MartialArts Club, as well as resources for the francophone community.Members of 8 Wing Trenton’s PSP team andthe Canadian Forces Moral and Welfare Services, who are co-hosts of the block partyevent, will also be on site to answer questionsand share some of their programs and services.Excited about this year’s partnership was Jacqueline St. Pierre, PSP’s manager of businessdevelopment. She added the block party wasan event surely not to be missed.“It’s our event of the year to connect withfamilies new to the area – and reconnect withfriends,” she said. “Health Promotion will besharing some healthy food tips, as families return to brown bag lunches, plus, they will beshowcasing their fall course lineup.”In addition, St. Pierre said that PSP Recreationwould also be hosting an open house at theRecPLEX, with a free swim, which would besponsored by Belleville Nissan.As for why events like the block party wereso crucial, LeGresley said it came down to ensuring everyone had the opportunity to get toknow more about the services, as well as thepeople in their own community.“This is kind of a one-stop shop,” said LeGresley. “We’re going to try to pack in as manyorganizations, groups and clubs as our resources will allow.”As for event sponsors, the CANEX and theBank of Montreal, she noted that their supportwas crucial and was grateful for all that theydo for the military community.This year’s event will go ahead as planned,rain or shine, and will run from 11:00 a.m. until 3 p.m.Members of the Trenton Military Family Resource Centre say they arelooking forward to having all members of the military community comeout to enjoy this year’s block party on Sept. 16.NAMEENROL DATERETIRED ASDEPLOYMENTSSLOCATIONTITLESERVICERICHARDSON, GREG //1962 //CORPORAL //CFB UPLANDS //CJATC RIVERS //NATIONAL OFFICE //BUSINESS MANAGER //2006–PRESENT //We are Proud to WelcomeDr. Andrew HallWE KNOW THEVALUE OFA VETERANJoin Canada’s largest privatesector employer of veteransbeyondservice.caWE ARE ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTSCall Us To Book An Appointment Today!613-392-3939 contact@marinovichdental.comMarinovichDental.com
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8 - The ContactComing EventsSeptember 7, 2018Upcoming local eventsSeptember 8 - The Trenton Scottish Irish Festival willonce again be taking place in Quinte West. All are welcomed to enjoy traditional music, vendors and food atthis event. Various competitions, including Pipebandand solo contests, will also take place. Things get underway at 8:30 a.m. at Centennial Park.September 15 - The Quinte Branch of Ontario Genealogical Society Doors Open 10 am-4 pm at the QuinteGenealogy Centre (Quinte West Public Library) and apresentation at 1 pm featuring Steve Fulton, Presidentof the Ontario Genealogical Society (OGS) discussing"All about OGS" and its benefits to family Historians.September 22 - The inaugural “Steps for Vets” charitywalk and run will be taking place at Centennial Park inQuinte West. The event is open to the public and willkick off at 10 a.m. Those looking to register for this eventcan do so at www.QuinteWest.DefeatDepression.ca orat 905-429-9433.CAMPBELL’S AUTO SHOP327 COLEMAN STREET, BELLEVILLE COMPLETE COLLISIONREPAIRS SINCE 1915 ALL WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES PAINT ROOM CUSTOM JOB SPECIALISTS FRAMES UNIBODY & RAIL ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AN SPORT SUBS51 South Pinnacle St., Belleville, On K8N 3A1(613) 966-8903OPENMon. – Fri. 9 am – 5 pmPADI 5 STARSaturday 9 am – 3 pmINSTRUCTORDEVELOPMENTCENTRE Guaranteed Personalized Servicethe Underwa Dedicated Instructors - We Work For-Youter World!Join All Training LevelsBELLEVILLE’S LEADINGSCUBA SCHOOLEstablished 1989COURSES STARTING NOW
MFRCSeptember 7, 20189 - The ContactTRENTONTRENTON Military MilitaryFamilyFamilyResource CentreResource Centrewww.trentonmfrc.ca 613-965-3575 50 Rivers Drive East, Siskin Centre With locations in Belleville & FrankfordSeptember2018September 2018www.trentonmfrc.ca 613-965-3575 50 Rivers Drive East, Siskin CentreSUNDAYSU NDAY;MONDAYMON DAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAYTU ESDAY Bellydancing withAmaraTHURSDAYFRIDAYTH U RSDAYWE DN ESDAYSATURDAYFRIDA YSATU RDAY ? @ AHello WednesdayCommunity ConnectionWhat About Me?Focus On VetsPicasso & PinotSpecial Needs ParentSupport GroupKnit & ChatEmployment Café –Presentation SkillsVeteran Information Fair [ \ ] ; BLOCK PARTY!MENTAL HEALTHAWARENESS WEEKKnit & ChatMENTAL HEALTHAWARENESS WEEKMindful MastersMENTAL HEALTHAWARENESS WEEKCommunity ConnectionWhat About Me?MENTAL HEALTHAWARENESS WEEKMindfulnessKids Have Stress Too!MENTAL HEALTHAWARENESS WEEKEmployment Café –Presentation SkillsSteps for Vets – 5kwalk/run ? @ A [ \ ] ;Germ Busters withEssential OilsHello Wednesday ?@A? *Regular hours will resume September 10cg@trentonmfrc.ca. No registration required. Trenton MFRC Regular DanceHourswith France –Our nextDanceVeteran Information FairCreative SundayFrance – is scheduledCommunityHellowithWednesdayfor ConnectionLadies NightLevel 2 & 3September12 & 26, 2018.Dance with France –Level 1Trenton – Siskin CentreMonday – Thursday: 8 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.Fridays: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.Belleville BranchMonday – Friday: 6 a.m. – 11 p.m. (as needed)Frankford BranchMonday – Friday: 6 a.m. – 6 p.m.Hello Wednesday Every other Wednesday, visit us at the MFRCto meet and mingle with other members of thecommunity. Whether you’re new or a regular tous, everyone is welcome to have a coffee, shareresources, and get to know us better!Any questions or concerns, please contact Rabiaat rabia.s@trentonmfrc.ca or Hélène at helene.JoinWhat About Me?Picasso & Pinot Come and have a fun evening with friends orfamily! *No artistic experience requiredSip wine, beer or non-alcoholic beverages asyou and your classmates get step-by-step instruction of that evening’s painting that youwill take home.Our fall classes are: Wednesday, September 12, Astra Lounge (8 Wing) Wednesday, October 17, Astra Lounge (8 Wing) Wednesday, November 14, Belleville MFRC (noalcohol)Time: 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Cost: 30/class, includesthe canvas, brushes and paint. Register & pay atthe Trenton MFRC reception.[share what the Quinte region has to offer.There will be: Face painting & balloon art A petting zoo A free lunch* Infl atables for all ages Pick-up volleyball Indoor & outdoorswimming And more!It is a day to welcome new and returning military families, showcase what our communityhas to offer and to spend a fun day with friendsand family.us to connect with community agencies tolearn about programs and services for Veterans.Saturday, September 15, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.Royal Canadian Legion Branch 110, TrentonThis event is for all releasing members, Veteransand their families.For more information contact Kelly Briggsat kelly.b@trentonmfrc.ca or Tanya Bown attanya.b@trentonmfrc.ca*When you arrive at the MFRC (50 Rivers Drive East,Block Party – An annual military family event! Trenton) at the Block Party, please register at the designated area in order to collect your free lunchThe Trenton Military Family Resource Centre, inpartnership with 8 Wing PSP, is hosting a BlockParty as its annual family day on Sunday, September 16, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Block Party will brin
424 SQUADRON MEDEVAC ILL CAMPER Story on page 2 CANEX TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS Story on page 10 2 CANADIAN AIR DIVISION GETS NEW LEADER Story on page 3 . cific Command, in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. "Brigadier-General Leblanc worked for me in Colorado Springs when we were together in NORAD / USNORTHCOM headquarters," he told the audience. "So
