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Vol. 4 Issue 2 July 2013

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In Seine Canadian Clown andevent organizer Nicole MagnanBedient.

Above and right: Areenactment of the eary19th century from year1812 + by the ManitobaLiving History Society.

On June 15 Ste. Anneplayed host to its firstever community garagesale. The town was filledwith garage sales onevery corner on almostevery street and therewas no lack of bargainhunters. Ste. Anne wasone busy little town. During the communityevent a fundraiser wasalso held for the Ste.Anne splash pad andskate board park hostedby Cathleen Roy. Sheinvited family’s from thesurrounding area to setup in her yard to makethis a huge event. 100%of the proceeds went tothe fundraiser. “I can’t believe what asuccess the fundraiserBBQ turned out to be,”

said Roy. “We ended up raising $400 to go towards the Splash park/skate park.That was way more than I expected. Everything was donated for this event andI would like to thank everyone who donated hotdogs, buns, drinks and condi-ments. I also want to thank everyone who came out for some lunch to supporta great cause.” Roy would like to send a special thank you to Adele Roeland, Mark & RuthAiken, Ste. Anne Grocer, Melanie Gamache, Jennifer Kamans, Rhonda Funk,Patricia McPherson, Nicole Trudeau, and Hector and Annette Demarke. One of the key organizers of the community wide garage sale, MelanieGamache is proud of the response from the community. “Many people were please we took this project on,” said Gamache.”Thisyear we had a total of 23 registered garage sales. There were many others thatwere not registered which just added to the success.”

On June 13 Children of the Uni-verse (COTU) held a family fun nightand bbq in the park. The eveningwas a fun time for all. There wheretrain rides, bubbles, food, a silentauction, face painting and local mu-sicians who all took part to raisefunds for the center. COTU staff said

the fundraiser was a success.They have plans to host it againnext year. They want to thank allthe sponsors and volunteers whomade this possible.A special thank you goes out tothe entire community of Ste-Annefor the support.

Community WideGarage Sale a Hit

From left to right: Adele Roeland, NicoleTrudeau and fundraiser organizer CathleenRoy.

Children of the UniverseFamily Fun Night

MP VicToews visitedSte. Anne onJune 7 topresent agrant to theCommunityD e v e l o p -ment Corpo-r a t i o n(CDC) in theamount of$5960 to cel-e b r a t eC a n a d aday/Aborigi-nal day onJuly 1.

Canada Day Celebration 2013 grant pre-sented by MP Vic Toews to CDC’s event coor-dinator Nicole Magnan Bedient and MayorBernie Vermette.

Funds for Canada Day, Eh!

Upcoming eventsWWWWWedding Social in Honour ofedding Social in Honour ofedding Social in Honour ofedding Social in Honour ofedding Social in Honour ofNatalie Bedient & TNatalie Bedient & TNatalie Bedient & TNatalie Bedient & TNatalie Bedient & TrevorrevorrevorrevorrevorFFFFFr iesenr iesenr iesenr iesenr iesenJuly 6, Giroux, 8pm till 1pm. Come outto celebrate with the couple with anevening of fun, drinks, great music, si-lent auction, a 50/50 draw and a bottleof perfume draw! For more info callNatalie at 204-392-2716

ManitobaManitobaManitobaManitobaManitoba’s P’s P’s P’s P’s Passion Playassion Playassion Playassion Playassion PlayJuly 14 La Riviere, MB. Pick up at 12:30in Ste. Anne at the Catholic Church.Tickets $35. Food included. For moreinfo call Rita Lacoste 204-422-5683

Dawson TDawson TDawson TDawson TDawson Trail Daysrail Daysrail Daysrail Daysrail DaysAugust 31and September 1. Activities forall ages, entertainment, Comedian MattFalk, band Free Ride. Come out and cel-ebrate the Town of Sainte Anne’s 50thAnniversary. Pick up a copy of the Au-gust Issue of The In Seine Newsletter formore info.

Every Nation Touched,Every Heart Changed

Sainte Anne Lighthouse Aglow would like to invite everyone to come out andenjoy two Special Guest Speakers this month. Meetings will be held at theSeine River Banquet Hall, A-80 Arena Road. There will also be supper availablefor a minimal fee.

July 15 to 18, every evening at 7pm with Lorraine BastienJuly 15 to 18, every evening at 7pm with Lorraine BastienJuly 15 to 18, every evening at 7pm with Lorraine BastienJuly 15 to 18, every evening at 7pm with Lorraine BastienJuly 15 to 18, every evening at 7pm with Lorraine Bastien

Lorraine Bastien has a unique insight into life as a follower ofJesus. She carries a teacher’s gift and a grace to call the Body tofull attention to Jesus’ Kingdom Reign. She serves as NationalVP of Ministry Development for Aglow International Canada.

July 16 to 18 every afternoon at 2pm with Darlene SmithJuly 16 to 18 every afternoon at 2pm with Darlene SmithJuly 16 to 18 every afternoon at 2pm with Darlene SmithJuly 16 to 18 every afternoon at 2pm with Darlene SmithJuly 16 to 18 every afternoon at 2pm with Darlene Smith

Darlene Smith is the Provincial Director for Aglow in Manitobaand Northwestern Ontario. She is also the apostolic leader ofZion’s Reign Apostolic Centre in Rainy River, Ontario. She is anauthor and an apostolic teacher in gifting.

For information: Lucille Fiola 204 371 6657

A Little Laugh... A fruit farmer hired two new work-ers for his fields, but before he sentthem out for the day’s work, hetold them he had just one rule:don’t steal any fruit. The two agreedto obey the rule. After the day was over, the twoworkers came in to report to thefarmer. He asked them if they hadstolen any fruit, and immediatelytheir conscience forced them to tellthe truth. ”Yes, we did. We ate some whenwe got hungry,” they said. The farmer replied, “Ok, here isyour punishment. I want each ofyou to go pick ten of your favoritefruit and come back to me.” The men couldn’t believe theirears. This seemed more like a re-ward than a punishment! After fifteen minutes, the first thiefcame back with ten cherries. Thefarmer promptly told him that aspart of his punishment, he wouldhave to stuff each cherry up hisnose. The thief was upset aboutthis, but he knew he had donewrong, so he slowly began to pushthe cherries up his nose one byone. As he was working on the thirdcherry, he began to laugh hysteri-cally. The farmer asked him,“What’s so funny?” The thief replied, “The other guyis out there picking watermelons!”

Bibliothèque Ste. Anne LibraryBibliothèque Ste. Anne LibraryBibliothèque Ste. Anne LibraryBibliothèque Ste. Anne LibraryBibliothèque Ste. Anne LibraryUsed Book FundraiserUsed Book FundraiserUsed Book FundraiserUsed Book FundraiserUsed Book FundraiserSale of huge selection of used book pro-ceeds will be used towards new librarybooks. For further information call Monaat 422-9958 or drop in at the library at16 Rue de l’Église. Cost of books $1-$5.

Seine River ServicesSeine River ServicesSeine River ServicesSeine River ServicesSeine River Servicesfor Seniorsfor Seniorsfor Seniorsfor Seniorsfor SeniorsInvite all seniors interested in the WiiBowling game to come, try it out, andhave fun. Monday afternoons, at Le ClubJovial. Contact Juliette Rowan at 204-424-5575 Community Resource Coor-dinator for local services or e-maillabseinerss@gmail.com.