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Vol. 5 Issue 10 March 2015

The Comitéculturel held their annual snow carving contest thispast February. They would like to thank everyone whoparticipated and send thanks to the 5 judges, Francyne Lemoine,Paul-Guy Lavack, Élizabeth Grégoire, Milly Désorcy and RosselRoy for braving the cold and touring the town to view all thesculptures.

The winners of the contest are1st place: Southern Health Santé Sud - 30A Dawson Rd

2nd place: Gary & Deanna Marriott - 15 Langevin3rd place: Eric &Mélissa Bérard - 11 Langevin

Snow Sculpture Contest Winners

The Ste. Anne Lions Club helped Mr. Bourgouin from Ste. Anne walka little taller last week when they presented him with a new walker. Hisregular sized walker caused him to bend over to reach the handles andwas just not suitable for a man of his stature. The Ste. Anne Lions Clubaims to provide assistance to anyone in the community in need of help. If you would like more information on the Lions Club feel free to speakto one of your local Lions or email them at steannelionsclub@gmail.com.

Walking Tall

Emile Bourgouin tries out his new walker.

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FFFFFree monthly bus trips to the Casinos of Wree monthly bus trips to the Casinos of Wree monthly bus trips to the Casinos of Wree monthly bus trips to the Casinos of Wree monthly bus trips to the Casinos of WinnipeginnipeginnipeginnipeginnipegMarch 10, We leave Steinbach at 8:30 a.m. with additional pickups in Ste.Anne and Paradise Village. Our first stop is McPhillips Street Sta-tion in the morning and Club Regent in the afternoon. Must be 18years of age or older. Prizes, cash and giveaways every trip. Bingois played on the bus for those wishing to participate. Also, anovernight South Beach trip April 23/24 is planned. Call Marilyn at204-326-4939 for more information and to reserve your seat.

Family CurlingFamily CurlingFamily CurlingFamily CurlingFamily CurlingSunday, March 15 For more information on these and other events, please contactthe Ste. Anne Cultural Committee at 204-422-9599.

Catholic WCatholic WCatholic WCatholic WCatholic Women's Lomen's Lomen's Lomen's Lomen's Leaque Bake Sale and Reaque Bake Sale and Reaque Bake Sale and Reaque Bake Sale and Reaque Bake Sale and RaffleaffleaffleaffleaffleSaturday, March 28, 10 am to 4 pm.Cakes, cookies, pies, muffins and much more. If you would like to make a donation of baked goods please callIris at 204-422-9496 or Marg at 204-422-8166. Drop off for bakedgoods will be Saturday at 9 am at Ste. Anne Parish or call us andwe will pick the baked goods up. There will be a raffle for a largeBunny and the draw for the winner will be on Sunday morningafter 11 am Mass.Tickets are $2 each or 3 for a $5.Proceeds to go to C.W.L. for start-up funds

On February 15 the community of Ste. Anne celebrated 100 years ofHockey Canada by making an ice rink on the on Seine River andplaying numerous games throughout the day.

Happy 100 Years toHockey Canada

The Ste. Anne Lions Club held their second coffee and entertainmentevening on Saturday, February 28. According to the Lions Club, theevening was a total success. The hall was decorated with kites to pro-mote the Lions upcoming Kite Festival to be held on June 20 in Ste.Anne. Peace posters created by children from the local schools deco-rated the walls and funny little Lion bobble heads and handmade gamestopped each table turning Club Jovial into a very fun relaxing atmo-sphere. The evening’s musical entertainment by the Chammartin Family liter-ally brought the house to their feet cheering for an encore. “They are amazingly talented artists and made the night very memo-rable,” said guest Cathy Roy. There was a silent auction and honey sales and a 50/50 draw to raisefunds for future causes in the community. During the evening Lion ChrisBarnard called up 14-year-old Katrina McPherson, who is always eagerto lend a hand in her community, and named her an honorary Lion andpresented her with her very own name tag. “I love volunteering it’s so much fun to help out. I really can’t waituntil I’m old enough to join the Lions Club,” said an excited Katrina. Lions Club International is the world's largest service organizationwith 1.35 million members in 207 different countries. The Ste. AnneLions Club is a new service in town. They are dedicated to helping thosein the area who need assistance. If you are interested in helping out inyour community and learning more about the Ste. Anne Lions Clubplease email the lions at steannelionsclub@gmail.com.

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