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Volume 50 Issue 21 Serving Shilo, Sprucewoods & Douglas since 1947 October 27, 2011
Help extended to
Goal: $35,000
evicted civilians
By Bruce Peever
Shilo Stag
Calling current civilian tenants the best
100 ever, LCol Richard Goodyear said he
didn’t want to sign eviction notices that
90 expel them from their RHUs next spring.
The BComd made those comments at
80 an hour-long information session Oct.
70 19 at Base Headquarters. About a dozen
60 members of the 13 evicted families were in
attendance. These families were informed
50 by registered letter in late September that
40 they would have to vacate their RHUs by
March 31, 2012 in order to free up housing
30 space for military members.
20 Saying it was a Canada-wide decision,
LCol Goodyear explained there was not
10 much he could do to make the situation
better for civilians in Shilo. For the reasons
% why, see his explanation in the Oct. 13
edition of the Shilo Stag.
“We do recognize the disruption this
will have on families. I didn’t expect this
and I didn’t want to have to do this (sign
eviction notices). But I am left with no
choice,” he says. Photo by Quinn Roberts
Please
Adding he wants to give as much time From left, BRSM Steven Milton joins LCol Richard Goodyear, BComd on the hot
as possible, those with children attending seat as each receives his influenza vaccination on Oct. 21. Military members are
Base schools have an extension to the end reminded of the flu shot clinic which runs from 1 to 3 p.m. each Wednesday at 11
note
of the current school year. The BComd also CF Health Service Centre.
stated his willingness to take into account
other extenuating circumstances.
“It is extremely unfortunate that we had
to make this decision. The policies are not Spooky times in Shilo this weekend
ours, they are national. The fact is, a lot of
our military families don’t have sufficient Halloween is going to be Then on Halloween night, Monday,
room. More and more of our military spooktacular with a couple of big Oct. 31, be sure to include 1 London
families are saying they can’t afford events guaranteed to curl your toes. Drive as a treat stop. LCol Richard
to move off the Base,” LCol Goodyear First up, CANEX is back with its Goodyear has opened up his Base
explains. Haunted Halloween on Friday, Oct. Commander’s yard to thrill seekers
Along with the BComd, CFHA Manager 28. As in past years, patrons can take aged seven years and up from 6 to 8
Jodi Laba and BRSM Steven Milton were a spooky stroll through a section of p.m.
on hand to answer questions. Padre Earl the mall, scared out of their wits by The BComd has young children
Klotz, who is Chaplain Team Leader at an alarming assortment of costumed himself and wants to provide this
Daylight Saving Time is Shilo, offered his team’s services to those actors. Run in conjunction with the service to the Shilo community,
just wanting to talk. Shilo MFRC, the event goes Friday according to FS&R staff, the event
ending. Fall back one hour from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., then again organizers.
to Central Standard Time on “If you are thinking you have some
from 4 to 6 p.m. You can get more info It is hoped this Haunted House will
Sunday, Nov. 6. by calling 765-2343. become an annual event.
See EVICTION page 2
Indoor Trick or Treating
Celebrating
40 Years!
www.shoppersmallbrandon.com
Monday October 31 ~ 4 pm to 6 pm
GO for the shopping STAY for the fun
2 The Shilo Stag October 27, 2011
Bullseyes for 2PPCLI in international sniper competition
By Sgt Josh Purc
Every fall CFB
Gagetown hosts the
Canadian International
Sniper Concentration
(CISC) with more than
30 teams participating
to include military,
police, ERT and our
international allies.
Sniper teams are
invited to attend a 10
day concentration with
multiple events which
simulate the ever-
growing challenges that
are encountered on the
modern battlefield of our
soldiers and police forces
of today.
To prevent skill fade,
snipers must maintain Submitted photo
a continuation training A keen eye and a steady hand can pay dividends when vying for top honours in the CISC and USAISC sniper competitions.
program focusing on
the basic fundamentals completed a five-week shooter/spotter teams. shooting varying USAISC in October. As first time a Canadian
of our job. With that training plan in an At this point the from buildings, offset, a result of the training team has placed within
being said, snipers must effort to prepare the Sniper Gp was able to alternate positions and and the effort put forth the top 10 at the USAISC.
also research the ever- sniper group for the concentrate its focus on stress shoots under time from the snipers, 2PPCLI I look forward to
evolving trade and CISC and the US Army application shooting constraints. finished within the top helping train and prepare
new developments in International Sniper since a sniper will rarely 2PPCLI sent two 10 teams in the CISC and the next sniper teams
technology of equipment Competition (USAISC) find himself in the sniper teams to attend placed seventh overall for the 2012 CISC and
and lessons learned from held this fall. Training perfect prone position the 15th annual CISC out of 32 teams at the USAISC competitions.
both military and police began focusing on the with ample amounts of in early September and USAISC competitions Sgt Josh Purc is a 2PPCLI
forces operating today. basics and a chance for time to eliminate targets. one team to attend the this year. This was the Unit Master Sniper.
To overcome this teams to become familiar Training focused on a
challenge, 2PPCLI with their designated series of application
Eviction
From the front rates from banks, real great tenants and great
estate agents, landlords for the community. You
compassion issues, you and more. civilians are an integral
can come talk to us.
Also, you never know,
but we might be able to
In closing, LCol
Goodyear reiterated his
part of Shilo. I get all
that ... Feel free to ask for
our help. At any point
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Shilo Stag
October 27, 2011 The Shilo Stag 3
Where’s Soldier On team in Air Force Run
By Carolynn Derksen
Willy?
Soldier On Team
members participated
in the third annual Soldier On
Air Force Run. MCpl team members
Adam Cyr (Shilo), Cpl proved they
Frank Enjalbert (Val
Somewhere on the pages of Cartier), Cpl Andy
have what it
takes by par-
this Shilo Stag is a picture Social (Edmonton), and
Pte Tom Krzeminski
ticipating in the
third annual Air
of Willy, the Wheat Kings (Winnipeg) took their Force Run back
places at the start line
mascot. Tell us on what on May 29, 2011.
in May.
Submitted photo
The cool, misty day
page, in what particular was perfect for the
advertisement Willy was event. This year the
event broke records for
found and correctly answer raising funds for the
Military Family Fund Rick Ball was also active recovery from his personnel to attain and
the following skill-testing and Soldier On Fund. part of the evening’s accident and to prove maintain a healthy and
question for your chance Cpl Enjalbert has
been running for a
presentation. Ball is the
world’s fastest single
that there are no limits.
This aptly echoes the
active lifestyle through
physical fitness and
to win two tickets to an purpose. His time leg amputee marathon mission of Soldier On/ sport.
on the road eases the runner. He spoke of how Sans Limites which
upcoming Wheat Kings burden of PTSD so he his desire to compete in provides opportunities Carolynn Derksen is a
finds running to be a marathon gave him for ill and injured CF Regional Adapted Fitness
home game. therapeutic. At this the drive to pursue an personnel and former Specialist at CFB Shilo.
event, he also found it
to be exhilarating since
Entry Form he was able to improve
his 10 kilometre time by
Name: _________________________
Watch out for deer ticks
three minutes. His wife,
Address: ________________________ Cpl Isabelle Lapointe,
Phone: _________________________ was at the finish line
to share the proud and
Page #, ad: ______________________ exciting moment. Lyme disease is caused by a bacterial infection
At the pasta dinner that people can get from the bite of an infected
Answer to skill-testing question: the evening before, Cpl
What is the date for the George Canyon blacklegged (deer) tick.
Social told participants
show at GSH? ________________ of the benefits he has Manitobans can reduce contact with deer ticks by avoiding tall-grass
experienced from habitats or wooded areas, wearing long pants and a long-sleeved
participating in Soldier
shirt, tucking in clothing, using an appropriate repellent (it should
Cut out your entry form and fax it to 765-3814, scan it On events. He tries to
motivate others since he state ‘for use against ticks’ on the product label), looking for and
and email it to stag@mts.net or drop it off at the Stagʼs
knows first hand how removing ticks as soon as possible.
office inside the Community Centre. Draw will be made important it is to stay
on the Monday prior to game day. active. For more information about Lyme disease, its symptoms and how to
prevent it, visit our website at www.manitoba.ca/health/lyme/
You can help
You can help in the study of Lyme disease in Manitoba by collecting
and submitting deer ticks for research purposes:
Deer ticks are smaller than the more common wood tick.
Unlike wood ticks, they do not have white markings on their
bodies.
If you find a deer tick, remove it slowly from skin or clothing
using tweezers and steady pressure; avoid twisting. Cleanse
area with soap and water or a disinfectant.
Place the tick in a small, crush-proof container (for example, a
pill bottle) with a piece of slightly damp paper towel (to help
keep the tick alive).
Firmly tape the lid shut.
Check the pictures and additional information on the website
to determine if your tick might be a deer tick.
Hand-deliver or mail the sample to the address below. If
mailing, place the container in a sealed plastic bag then in a
cardboard box labeled: RESEARCH SPECIMENS – FRAGILE –
HANDLE WITH CARE
Include your name, telephone number and information about
where, when and on whom (e.g. a dog, a person) the tick was
found. Deliver or mail to:
Dr. Terry Galloway, Department of Entomology
Animal Science/ Entomology Building, Room 214
Fort Garry Campus, University of Manitoba
Winnipeg MB R3T 2N2
(Office hours: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday)
4 The Shilo Stag October 27, 2011
Letters & Opinions
Volume 50 • Issue 21
Regular Circulation: 3,000
Delivered by Shilo Minor Hockey
Printed bi-weekly by
Struth Publishing, Killarney MB
Submitted photo
There is now a missing persons board in the entrance to Bldg L-134, the Military Police Platoon. This board
is updated with all of the province’s young missing persons and was created by Cpl Frank Paonessa. Posing
above are Cpl Jennifer Amiro on the left and Cpl Paonessa.
General Manager Mike McEwan ext. 3073
Managing Editor
Asst. Editor
Bruce Peever ext. 3093
Sara Cumming ext. 3013
Afghanistan should be on War Memorial
Graphic Artist/ Quinn Roberts ext. 6008 Dear Editor, “I know that the First World War, Second World
The Royal Canadian Legion would like to see the War and Korea are inscribed on the National War
Base Photographer same inscription on the National War Memorial as Memorial right now,” she states. “But how do we
Advertising Rep. Dorothy Heaman, 761-7750 the one on the Seventh Book of Remembrance. This remember all those who have sacrificed in the
Public Affairs Officer Lori Truscott ext. 3813 would be instead of individual conflicts etched there service of our country since Korea? The National War
as suggested by some people. Memorial is not time sensitive and should recognize
“We think that an inscription that covers the all of the sacrifices that Canadian men and women
Fax: 204-765-3814 Email: stag@mts.net sacrifices made in all wars or missions would be have made on behalf of the country. That is why we
Mailing Address: acceptable to most people instead of etching in the are in favour of the Seventh Book of Remembrance
Box 5000, Stn Main individual wars or missions,” says Patricia Varga, the inscription.”
CFB Shilo, Manitoba, R0K 2A0 Dominion President of the Royal Canadian Legion. The Seventh Book of Remembrance notes that it is
“It would also pay homage to those that gave their dedicated to all those who have died ‘In the Service
lives in the past for Canada or those who may give of Canada.’
their lives in the future.” Sincerely,
Her comments on the etching on the National War Bob Butt
This newspaper is issued by authority of LCol Richard Good- Memorial were prompted by those who wish to have The Royal Canadian Legion
year, Base Commander, CFB Shilo. The views expressed
Afghanistan inscribed there. Ottawa
herein are not necessarily those of the Department of National
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or content.
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Deadline for submissions is the Thursday prior to the
at any one of the following locations:
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Submissions can be sent to the Stag via email at stag@
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Community Centre or via Inter-base mail. Safeway - Shoppers Mall Forbidden Flavours
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• Include the author’s full name, rank, unit and contact informa-
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October 27, 2011 The Shilo Stag 5
From
our
archives
October 31, 1968
A contest was launched to design a new em-
blem for CFB Shilo as part of a Canadian Forces
Headquarter’s challenge for each Base Com-
mander. Provided was a badge frame with a
crown, circle of maple leaves and the word Shilo
at the bottom, with an inside circle to be finished.
The contest here in Shilo was open to all service-
men, their dependents and civilian employees Photo by MCpl Dan Shouinard
with the winning designer awarded $25. The October is Women’s History Month and the Minister for Status of Women announced that the theme for this
emblem is the one we currently use with a stag month is Women in Canadian Military Forces: A Proud Legacy. Mission Transition Task Force women came
or male deer in the middle circle. together at Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan to celebrate their bravery, dedication and leadership as soldiers,
*** sailors and air women.
A non-denominational Remembrance Day ser-
vice was being planned inside General Strange
It’s flu season...
Hall on Nov. 11 at 10 a.m., with a Commemora-
tion Service at the Canoe River Memorial Ceno-
taph following at 10:58 a.m. Dependants and
others were welcomed to attend both events.
Traffic was restricted in front of the cenotaph
Get the shot,
and hall to allow a march past.
***
At the Maple Leaf Theatre in Brandon, The
Sand Pebbles with Steve McQueen and Candice
Bergen was on the big screen, along with What’s
So Bad about Feeling Good, with George Peppard
and Mary Tyler Moore.
***
not the flu!
The Base Shilo Prairie Schooners square danc-
ing club held its general meeting and anniver-
sary dance on Oct. 21. The club formed in 1966
with 34 members; featured 56 members one year
later and had 61 dancers and two honourary
members in 1968.
***
Base Transportation was expressing concern
over the amount of fowl language written on its
vehicles. “The vehicles of this Base are constant-
ly in the public eye, on our highways, and it not
only gives this section a bad name, but gener-
ally it gives the Base as a whole a black eye. So,
boys and girls, or whoever it is, please stop writ-
ing the foul language on the vehicles,” notes the
Transportation Topics section. The annual seasonal flu shot is available to all Manitobans at no charge. It will
***
Safeway in Brandon was selling three pounds offer protection against three seasonal flu strains.
of bananas for 49 cents, and a 10-pound bag of
sugar for 79 cents. Sirloin steaks were priced at An annual flu shot is especially important for those at increased risk of serious
$1.19 per pound with boneless round steak sell- illness from the flu, their caregivers and close contacts.
ing at 99 cents per pound.
*** This includes:
The Canadian Forces Parachute Packing,
Maintenance and Airdrop Unit celebrated its • seniors age 65 or older • health care workers and
18th anniversary in Shilo under the name of the • children age six months to four years first responders
28 Central Ordinance Depot.
*** • those with chronic illness • individuals of Aboriginal ancestry
Drivers were being warned to be aware on the • pregnant women • people who are severely
roads tonight ... Little goblins should be seen
and not hurt. • residents of personal care homes overweight or obese
*** or long-term care facilities
The Brandon Consumers Co-operative was
advertising a washer-spin dryer that could wash • or as determined by your primary health care provider
and spin-dry 24 pounds of clothes in under 30
minutes. The $149 machine promised some If you are 65 or older or have a chronic illness, you should also get a pneumo
clothes would come out dry enough to iron.
shot. One pneumo shot may give you a lifetime of protection.
For more information, contact a public health nurse, doctor, pharmacist or call
RIDE checks anywhere, anytime Health Links-Info Santé at 788-8200 or toll-free 1-888-315-9257.
Base personnel are reminded that Military Police will
be conducting Base-wide RIDE (Reduce Impaired Driving
Everywhere) checks at any time in any location. CF members,
civilians and their families are encouraged to use a designated
driver or call a taxi after consuming alcohol.
Arrive alive, don’t drink and drive.
manitoba.ca
Manitoba Health - Get the shot, not the flu! Manitoba Health - Get the shot, not the flu!
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6 The Shilo Stag October 27, 2011
Wounded soldiers enjoy Faces of Freedom hunting trip
By MCpl Darrell Rostek
The Faces of Freedom
Hunt was conceived and
organized by Col Steele
(U.S. Army Retired) and
Chris Heald of Manitoba
Wildlife in the vicinity of
Minnedosa.
The intent of this
activity was twofold: to
highlight the sacrifices
made by our two proud
nations in the fight for
freedom, and to provide
a venue for wounded
Canadian and American
soldiers to come
together with a view to
healing through shared
experiences and generate
Espirit de Corps.
It was around 3:45 a.m.
when we first woke up
and started movement
around the camp; this
was a good indication
all would have to get up
in around 30 minutes,
pack the truck and get
moving. By the time all
the decoys and the lines
were set up we had time
to have one hot cup of
coffee before the ducks
and geese started to fly
over.
With the warm
weather it seemed like
7 a.m. could not come
soon enough so we Submitted photo
could get on with the American SSgt David Beck on the left and MCpl Darrell Rostek of 2PPCLI on the
first hunt of the day. This right show off their haul during a Faces of Freedom hunting trip near Minnedosa.
being my first duck hunt
I really did not know never hampered One of the highlights log onto www.
what to expect, but just our enthusiasm or of the trip for me was d e l t a w a t e r f o w l . o rg /
meeting our American dampened our morale going out with U.S. Col media/deltanews
counterparts made the when we were together. Steele and hunting with / 11 0 9 2 6 - v e t e r a n s .
trip worthwhile. his black lab retriever. It php or http://mwf.
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below the knee amputee Along with the duck him and his dog work faces-of-freedom-
and SSgt David Beck hunt the Manitoba as a team to bring back wounded-veterans-
was shot a total of Wildlife Federation the ducks to the boat — hunt/.
five times throughout (MWF) and Delta one of the many things
his multiple tours in Waterfowl took us to that made this trip very MCpl Darrell Rostek
Iraq and Afghanistan. a gala dinner and a memorable. is a member of 2PPCLI
Canadian Cpl Steve Bombers game, where, For more information stationed at CFB Shilo.
Stoezs was involved once the Americans got
in three separate IED over the three down rule,
strikes, and I was they quickly got into
involved in one strike. the spirit of things and
The injuries we sustained became fans of the CFL.
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Why are Ex SHIPWRECK takes Sea Cadets to rural MB
you so By R. Knight that’s okay, our second
fire lit just fine. Second,
but that didn’t last long
thanks to our vigorous
join us or just check us
out, come visit us on
Wow, that was a blast. we learned about shelter physical training Monday evenings from
angry? On a September weekend
in Alexander we, the
building and a lot about
which was just the right
session. Then all too
soon it was time to clean
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the
Brandon Armoury.
By Padre Albert Lee Royal Canadian Sea spot. Thankfully we had up. Everyone was left
Cadet Corp Swiftsure, good leadership because wishing there was more Petty Officer 2nd Class
A family was sitting in the living room. A son had a fun time learning if we hadn’t and it had fun to be had but excited R. Knight is a member of
asked his father, “Dad, can you please tell me how skills and learning about rained we would have to continue training on a the Royal Canadian Sea
the Second World War got started?” The father each other. been very wet - brrr. regular basis. Cadet Corp Swiftsure in
answered, “Son, it all began in Italy…” After meeting at our Then the inevitable If you would like to Brandon.
The mother interrupted and said, “No! You are officer, Lt (N) Gaboury’s, happened; our ship
wrong! The Second World War started because acreage we had a ‘sank’, taking the officers
of Germany...” The father was so angry and said,
Please don’t drink and drive!
friendly competition, down with it. All the
“Am I teaching our son or are you?” The mother girls against the guys, junior cadets were left in
answered, “I’m trying to correct you…” The father to see who could set up the hands of the senior
got up from his seat, walked out the door and
slammed the door. The mother began screaming
and said, “Why are you so mad?” The son stood
more tents faster. The
girls won.
Later that morning we
cadets. Of course the
officers were supervising
but we had to pretend
Indoor Shopping Extravaganza!
beside his mom and said, “Mom, it’s okay. I think walked to the Alexander that they were invisible.
I know how the Second World War got started.” fire hall, laughing and We think that some of
Anger is among the most frequent problems we chatting the whole way. the seniors were a little
see in modern culture. It seems its expression is on Upon arriving, we were crazy; they were talking
the rise. Today, in North America, we have people all excited about the to these ‘ghosts’, but
shooting at each other on the highway in order aspect of playing (safely) that’s okay, it was all part
to take out their rage which results in someone with fire. We were taught of the fun.
ending up being sent to jail or worse. about fire extinguishers During the night while
Medical research has found that anger also
causes physical problems, such as heart attacks,
and what P.A.S.S. stands
for: P is for pull the pin,
the juniors were in their
tents, supposed to be
November 5 ~ 7 - 10 p.m.
high blood pressure, stress, etc. Anger for many
people is an uncontrollable emotion. A bad
A is to aim for the base
of the fire, S is to squeeze
asleep, the senior cadets
kept the night watch
El Prado Club (Jr. Ranks)
temper has resulted in embittering life, breaking the trigger, and S is to while keeping warm by Vendors include:
up communities, destroying relationships, sweep left to right. We the fire (the second fire Arbonne, Mary Kay, Passion Parties, Tomboy
devastating homes and taking the bloom off all got to extinguish a thankfully). While trying
childhood. In short, the influence of bad tempers fire. There was lots of to keep the noise down
Tools, Pampered Chef, Little Tree Hugger, Dis-
stands all by itself, alone. Ironically, anger can laughing as our chief the set of people on covery Toys, Princess for a Day, Partylite, Upper-
often do more harm to the person who expresses got up to put out the watch were able to get to case Living, Steeped Tea, Tupperware, Livvy &
it than to the person who is on the receiving end fire only to have the know each other a little
of it. Someone once said, “Anger is an acid that power turned up. Then better. Miss Priss, Lia Sophia, Stella & Dot, Grand Can-
can do more harm to the vessel in which it is another cadet started his The next morning yon, Sunset Gourmet, Bonnie’s Cakes, Epicure,
stored than to the person on whom it is poured.” turn by saying, “I bet I everyone was chilled Jockey Clothing, J9 Designs (shoes) and more!
Therefore, there are reasons to learn how to defeat can do it faster than you
the giant of anger. did,” only to have the
I asked an old couple how they maintained their Fire Chief turn the fire
50 years of marriage. The gentleman said, “A lot simulator on high. His
of patience, self-control, and exercise.” I asked turn was the longest.
him to explain. He said, “Every time when I am Back at the acreage,
about to blow up, I immediately go for a walk and after a lunch of military
sometimes I go for a long walk ... that is how I get rations, we had two
my exercise.” I think that is called wisdom. It will more classes. The first
slow down your anger. was fire building. I’m
Is there someone today at whom you are angry? not sure but I think the Good news for Manitoba producers
Slay the giant or talk to your padres. Remember:
A tender action of forgiving love is a weapon the
giant of anger cannot withstand.
grass my team used
was faulty because our
fire wouldn’t light, but
Increased Compensation
for Wildlife Damage
Strong coverage just got stronger
As of April 1, 2011, compensation for wildlife losses under
the Wildlife Damage Compensation Program increased
from 80% to 90% and as of April 1, 2012, you will receive
100% compensation for losses due to wildlife damage.
What’s eligible?
All Manitoba livestock and crop producers are eligible for
the Wildlife Damage Compensation Program. The program
covers damage caused by ducks, geese, sandhill cranes,
bears, deer, elk, moose, bison, wolves, cougars, coyotes
and foxes. It covers damage to crops, including stored forage
and bee products, or livestock that has been attacked.
Talk to your MASC representative
If you have experienced losses due to wildlife, please contact
your MASC representative within three days. Compensation
Photo : DND
is provided by the provincial and federal governments.
To learn more about the Wildlife Damage Compensation
LEST N’OUBLIONS Program, contact your MASC insurance office or visit
WE FORGET JAMAIS masc.mb.ca.
11 NOVEMBER • 11 NOVEMBRE
NOVEMBRE
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MASC_wildlife_SS.indd 1 11-10-20 2:21 PM
8 The Shilo Stag October 27, 2011
Sports & Recreation
Sponsors thanked for 5 Pin Bowling is back at GSH Lanes
making runs a success By Jerry Sayer title holder, has offered his
services in assisting these
youth.
After a three year
It was a beautiful sunny morning on Friday, hiatus of five pin bowling For those who don’t
Sept. 9 as over 700 participants took part in the Coach Jer-
at the GSH, I, as a local know me, I am a Qualified
Terry Fox/Army Run. Over $3,000 was raised for ry Sayer
five pin enthusiast, have Instructor and a Certified
the Terry Fox Foundation for cancer research. explains the
taken upon myself the Level 2 Coach affiliated
Participants were treated to a delicious hot dog proper grip
successful startup of an with the Coaching
lunch served by the Shilo Service Club. to youth
adult mixed league. Association of Canada. I
A big thank-you goes to Base Fund, SISIP bowler Syd-
Although all six teams have won six Provincial
Financial Services, the Shilo Service Club and ney Atleo.
of five players are now Submitted Singles titles and
2PPCLI for your generous donation and support. full, there is always a photo qualified locally and zone
Other businesses that donated items to the need for spare bowlers wise to the Provincial
overall success of the run include: to play Tuesday nights Championships for each
from 7 to 9 p.m. There is of the past 39 years. I
Amanda Lazarski Photography unfortunately the chance have also qualified at
CAA Manitoba that a bowler here or there the Provincial Level,
Canad Inns Brandon may have to give up his handicapped to make the $5 each Saturday, kids representing Manitoba
Don’s Photo or her spot due to injury, playing field as fair as get their shoe rental and at 17 Masters National
Empire Theatres health or even a transfer, possible. three games of bowling, Championships while
Fitness Quest and this is where a spare plus expert instruction winning several national
Forbidden Flavours Shilo would come in handy. Youth on the lanes and coaching. gold medals as a player
Maple Leaf Foods Anyone from CFB Youth bowling, There is plenty of room and a coach.
My IT Source Shilo, Sprucewoods, particularly bantam and for more youth bowlers. For weekly top scores
Nature’s Own Massage & Beauty Salon Cottonwoods or Douglas junior from ages six to We are pleased to have from both the Tuesday
Old Dutch Foods who are interested in 14, have started as well. many parents, including Night Adult League and
Paul’s Hauling Ltd. bowling can call me Youth bowling is every Brad Larocque, Krista Saturday Youth League,
Shilo Automotive at 763-4944 or call my Saturday starting at 11:15 Herauf, Marlee Atleo please visit the lanes and
Shilo Service Club wife Gisele, who is also a.m. with three games and Richard Schulz, out check the bulletin board.
Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre League Secretary, at local usually done by 1 p.m. on Saturdays to assist in Anyone interested
Westman Communications Group 3243. Incredibly there is many ways. Local bowler in hosting a Birthday
Wheat City Veterinary Clinic Remember, this is a no registration fee and Brad Ball, who is also a Bowling Party can book
social and fun league, bowling fees are at the Qualified Coach as well it through the Recreation
For more information about the Terry Fox therefore we are fully barest minimum. For just as a Provincial Singles Office at local 3317.
Foundation, please visit www.terryfox.org.
“Even if I don’t finish, we need others to continue.
It’s got to keep going.”
Terry Fox, July 10, 1980
Wawanesa Curling
will begin the rst week in November. We are looking forward
to a busy year again. Ladies, gentlemen, individuals or teams are
invited to join. You don’t have to be a pro to curl. Come out and
enjoy the game. New members are always welcome.
Please call the following to register:
Men’s: Randy, 824-2537
Ladies: Joyce, 824-2329 or Terresa 824-2827
Friday Night Mixed: Marg Hansen, 824-2036
Bonspiel Dates:
Men’s: 1st 1/2 : Nov. 25 - 27 Special Olympics: Mar. 10 - 11
2nd 1/2: Jan. 27 - 29 Playo Weekend: Mar. 17 - 18
Ladies: Feb. 3 - 5 (Men’s & Ladies)
Seniors one day spiel: TBA
GSH Bowling Alley
Tuesdays Mixed League
6:30-9 p.m.
Wednesdays Open Bowling
6-8 p.m.
Saturdays Kids Bowling
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Open Bowling 2-4 p.m.
For more info
call the Community No bowling
Recreation Office Nov. 12 & Dec. 3
at 765-3000 Ask about Glow Bowling
ext 3317 or 3588 Birthday Parties!
Shilo Theatre
(Located in the General Strange Hall)
Enjoy a DVD movie and popcorn for FREE!
Oct. 28: Harry Po er and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 -
Rated PG
Doors open at 6:15 p.m. Movie starts at 6:30 p.m.
For more info, please call the Community
Recreation O ce at 765-3000 ext 3317/3588
October 27, 2011 The Shilo Stag 9
Be prepared for winter driving
By Lt Dane Nicholson
As October comes to The Military Police
a close the temperatures
will soon take another
drop, and it is time NOTEBOOK
This
for Canadian drivers CFB Shilo
everywhere to prepare a significant distance, slows down and pays 204-765-2343
for the winter. Keeping ensure someone knows particular attention to
Week’s
your car properly where you are going the rules of the road and
equipped and your and how you are getting weather conditions.
winter driving skills at there. When you have This winter also
the forefront of your arrived safely, confirm consider carpooling
Deals !
mind will ensure a safe your location with that to take extra cars off
time for everyone on the person. In the event the road, or using the
roads. of an emergency this Worker’s Bus if possible.
person will be able The CFB Shilo
Preparing your vehicle to inform emergency Stormline will be
Ensure that your services if you have available to provide
vehicle is equipped been out of contacted information on road
with quality winter for an unexpectedly long conditions and the status
tires that are in good duration. of the base at (204) 765-
condition. These tires Extra caution 3853.
can be identified by the is warranted in Have a safe winter
snowflake-in-peaked intersections, where over driving season.
mountain pictograph. 40 percent of Manitoba’s
Depending on where serious winter-related Lt Dane S. Nicholson is
Olymel®
5
you will be traveling you traffic accidents
00
Platoon Commander of 1
may need to carry chains occurred. Again, it is Military Police Regiment
and have a supply of
sand available to add
important everyone at CFB Shilo. Popcorn Chicken
with traction. Be aware
of legal requirements to & Animal shaped
carry chains, particularly
if driving outside of
RIDE checks anywhere, anytime Nuggets
Manitoba this winter. Base personnel are reminded that Military Police
In your trunk it is will be conducting Base-wide RIDE (Reduce Impaired • 750g
wise to carry a first aid Driving Everywhere) checks at any time in any location.
kit, tow rope/chain,
CF members, civilians and their families are encouraged
5
flashlight, winter weight
Lipton®
2/ 00
jacket, gloves, toque and to use a designated driver or call a taxi after consuming
boots, booster cables, alcohol.
gas line anti-freeze
and a fire extinguisher.
Arrive alive, donʼt drink and drive. Onion Soup Mix
Many of these are not
seasonal items, but as • Great for Dips
you add items for the • 225g Limited quantities
winter it is a good time
to check the condition • Reg. 3.19 ea
and serviceability of
all of your emergency
5
equipment. For longer
Prego®
2/ 00
drives consider a
winter survival kit as
recovery in many parts
of the province may Pasta Sauce
take considerable time.
Routinely check your
fluids, and remember
100% Funding Assorted
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cold weather so check
the pressure regularly! Truck Driver Training! Mushroom & Green pepper
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When driving Truck driving offers you freedom and
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windows and mirrors of
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This includes short trips programs in Canada.
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CFB Shilo. You’ll enjoy:
Preparing yourself
• Paid on-the-job training, including in-class,
in-cab and on-the-job instruction.
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Winter driving • Earning potential starting at $40,000, with
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demands more time to the opportunity to earn more.
get from Point A to B,
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forget this if we are
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Visit CANEX Haunted House
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11-084-02-06 TrainProgram DisplayAd3.26x6.78Shilo.indd 1 8/17/11 9:36 AM
10 The Shilo Stag October 27, 2011
• CFB Shilo’s Haunted House Oct. 31 from 6-8 p.m. in the Base munity Hall. Wednesday nights until Dec. 7. Doors open at 6:30 • Make a difference in someone’s life! Volunteer on the Klinic
Commander’s Yard (1 London Drive). For ages seven and up. p.m. Bingo starts at 7 p.m. Ten games of bingo, two share the Crisis Lines in Brandon. No previous counselling experience is
Free! For more information please contact the Recreation Office wealth, breakopens. Admission: $3 + $0.50 per card. needed. Full training and supervision is provided. Next training
at 3317/3588. session begins Jan. 10, 2012. For more information call 571-4182
• 26 Fd Regt RCA/XII Manitoba Dragoons Museum The tiny or visit our website: www.ruralsupport.ca.
• Want to play women’s volleyball? Come to the GSH on Sun- Reservist Museum with the really long name would like to invite
days at 6:30 p.m. All skill levels are welcome and it’s free. Adults you to come visit us at the Brandon Armoury 1116 Victoria Ave.,
only please. Brandon, on Tuesdays from 9-11:30 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Admission www.rcamuseum.com
is free. Come check out our “on loan” Order of Canada medal as
• The RCA Museum will be open free of charge on Nov. 11 from well as thousands of other military artefacts. For more informa- Call 204-765-3000 extension 3570
1-5 p.m. All visitors will be entered into a draw for two tickets for
the Brandon Wheat Kings Nov. 12 home game. Extend your Re-
tion, please call us at 728-2559 ext. 238. CFB SHILO
membrance Day and get face to face with the stories, technology, EXPERIENCE HISTORY WITH A BANG!
art and heritage of Canada’s soldiers. October Fitness Sessions
SPECIALIST TRAINING CAMP
THE RCA MUSEUM
• Visit Daly House Museum and browse inside a heritage home.
(Open to all Military Members) CANADA’S NATIONAL ARTILLERY MUSEUM
In October we are presenting an original exhibit called “Prairie
Heroines”. This exhibit is in honour of Women’s History Month, Every Wednesday in November
and explores the achievements of women in Brandon and also 11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.
showcases the individual achievements of the women’s move- Gym C
ment in Manitoba in the early 20th century. Hours: Tuesday to Registration: Contact Amy Coveney, 765-3000 ext 3652
Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon and 1-5 p.m. For more info, call 727-
PRACTICE TESTS
1722 or see us on Facebook. (Open to all Military Members)
Please register by 10 a.m. one day prior to test.
• Douglas Old Fashioned Turkey Bingos at the Douglas Com- Contact Amy Coveney, 765-3000 ext 3652 LE MUSÉE NATIONAL DE L’ARTILLERIE DU CANADA
BINGO JTF2
Tuesday, Nov. 1
LE MUSÉE DE L’ARC
Sprucewoods Community Hall 10 a.m. - noon FAITES DE L’HISTOIRE AVEC UN BANG!
every Thursday evening Track, Combat Fitness Room, Pool
• Share The Wealth at 6:30 p.m.
• Early Birds at 7 p.m. EXPRES BFC SHILO
$Win Cash$ Wednesday, Nov. 30
8:30-9:30 a.m.
Contacter le 204-765-3000 poste 3570
$1,000 in 52 numbers
Canteen open! Gym C www.rcamuseum.com
CLASSIFIED ADS
$10 for rst 20 words,
10¢ for each additional word
Deadline for next issue:
Nov. 3 at noon
Free ads (non-commercial only)
restricted to members of the
CF, employees of CFB Shilo and the
Email: stag@mts.net • Phone 765-3000, ext 3013 • Fax 765-3814 citizens of the surrounding area.
Services Services
Advertise with us!
Nad’s Simply Clean For all
of your cleaning needs weekly,
bi-weekly, and monthly. Also
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cleanup and single occasions.
Receipts provided. 573-1509.
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To place an ad, email
Protestant Chapel Wanted
Sundays @ 1030 with
Raise money for your club or
Sunday School & Nursery charity. I will purchase any out
Padre Lee – ext 4537 of province license plates in
stag@mts.net
Padre Olive - ext 6836 any condition for $1 unlimited
quantities. Manitoba plates
Our Lady of Shilo $0.50 must be in good con-
Roman Catholic Chapel dition. All special plates i.e.
Sundays 1030 hrs firefighter, police, veteran, etc.
Confession 1000 hrs good condition $5 each. Con-
or call 765-3000 ext 3013.
tact Lou at 763-4924.
Weekday Mass - Tuesday to
Thursday, 1205 hrs Do you like hiking, camping,
Padre Inienwe - ext 3381 crafts, games and working
with kids five to 14 years of
age, a couple of hours a week?
Greg Steele, Canadian Fire- Scouting is looking for you.
arms Safety Course Instructor/ For information on becoming
Examiner • Restricted and Non- a leader contact Linda at ext
Restricted • Manitoba Hunter 3396.
Safety Instructor. Courses Held
Regularly • Examinations by Roommate Wanted
Appointment • 204-725-1608
• Email: ggs57@wcgwave.ca. Responsible adult in large
Eligible students may write one home near Shilo on 340 Hwy.
or both exams. Call or email for $500/month includes utilities,
training calendar. garage, internet. 204-763-
4854 Leave message.
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Write to us! Read the Stag and
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October 27, 2011 The Shilo Stag 11
2011 Boot Blitz for Change was a huge success
By Karen Burton ton, Lt King, Lt Watson,
Lt Burston, Capt Gor-
Thanks to everyone veatt, WO Desbien, Bdr
for your support with Macintosh, Cpl Voisin,
the 2011 Boot Blitz for Cpl Goyous, Elaine
Change. With the help Ellis, Willemien van
of your spare change, Lankvelt, Linda Beache-
we raised $1,334.60 for min, Courtney Brister
the United Way. Special and Leita and Ray at
thanks to the following Forbidden Flavours for
people who made this keeping us warm with
event such a huge suc- coffee, hot chocolate and
cess! donuts!
MBdr Mills, PO Walsh, Karen Burton is Out-
Cpl Simonds, Pte Wieler, reach and Information Co-
Pte Baitey, Lt Lewing- ordinator at Shilo MFRC.
Hamper program
helps military
families in need The 2011 Boot Blitz for Change was quite successful. Volunteers collected $1,334.60 to donate to the United
Way.
Photo by Sara Cumming
By Renée Maillet Sandy Land often, and
ask how you can help
Upcoming events at the MFRC
Do you know a mili- the Hamper Program!
tary family whose Our Hamper Program
Christmas joy may be is intended to support
hindered because of fi- Canadian Forces Mili-
nancial hardship? The tary families. Applica- Date Program Time Cost Registration
Shilo MFRC and Chap- tions or nomination Deadline
lain’s Emergency Fund forms can be picked up Special Events
is here to help. at the front desk of the
On Nov. 14, the an- Shilo MFRC. It’s not al- Visit our website for upcoming special events
nual community toy ways easy to ask for or
drive will commence accept help, so please
Adult
with the aim of ensuring be sure to discuss your November 5 Scrapbooking Day 9 - 5 p.m. $2 per person Register by noon on Wednes-
that all military families nomination with the day, November 2
in need have a magical family you wish to refer November 14 Christmas Card Making 6 - 8:30 p.m. $15 per person Register by noon on Friday,
Christmas. The gift giv- as we will be following November 4
ing holiday tree will be up with them.
set up in the lobby of To meet the needs of Deployment
the MFRC. Come select the greater community,
a tag from our tree and the MFRC will be part- The Shilo MFRC De nition of Deployment
then help spread the joy nering with the Brandon Any occasion where your partner is away for 30 days or more on course; IR posting, training or operational duty,
of Christmas by bring- Christmas Cheer Board regardless of location. Contact Linda at 765-3000 ext 4553 for all deployment activities.
October 27 Deployment Co ee Break 7 p.m. FREE for deployed No registration
ing back an unwrapped to ensure the needs of spouses
gift for the young boy other families living in November 14 Christmas Card Making 7 p.m. $5 for spouses of Register by noon on Friday,
or girl on your tag. Un- the Shilo area are able to deployed November 4
wrapped gifts can be receive support over the
brought back to the holidays. Please call 727- Youth
MFRC no later than 8933 to inquire about the Looking for a parent free zone? Drop in to the Teen Centre for Video games, TV, fooseball, high speed internet, musical
Monday, Dec. 5. Please Christmas Cheer Board instruments and much more! Special activities planned throughout the month
attach the original tag application process. Hours of Operation:
selected from the tree to If you know of a fami- Monday, Tuesday, Thursdays - Tweens (12 - 14 yrs) 6 - 8 p.m. & Teens (14 - 17 yrs) 8 - 10 p.m.
your item(s). ly in need, please contact Fridays - Tweens & Teens 6 - 10 p.m.
This year, Sandy Land the MFRC at 765-3000 September 23 Movie Night 7 p.m. FREE No Registration
Video has generously ext. 3373 to register with
offered to support this the Christmas Hamper
initiative. During the Program. The deadline
School Age
last two weeks of No- for ALL applications is October 27 Halloween Dance 5:30-7 p.m. ages $2 at the door No registration
vember, donations will Wednesday, Nov. 30. 5-8 yrs
be collected at the store Everyone deserves a 7:30-9 p.m. ages
and will include pro- Christmas full of bounty 9-12 yrs
ceeds from the Free and good cheer, filled
Film Friday promotion.
These funds will then
with peace and the love
of families sharing in the
Preschool
be donated to the Chap- joy of giving and receiv- November Family Portfolio Project 5-7 p.m. FREE Supper pro- Register by noon on Wednes-
lain’s Emergency Fund. ing. Thank you for your 2,9,16,23,30 vided day, November 2
This will help ensure support! November 7 - Spectacular Science 9:30-11:30 a.m. $8 for 4 sessions Register by noon on Wednes-
our holiday hampers are 28 Soup or 1:30-3:30 day, November 2
filled with turkey and Renée Maillet is the p.m.
trimmings for all our Adult and Family Coun-
families. Be sure to visit sellor at the Shilo MFRC.
www.familyforce.ca
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