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Check out our Facebook page! FOR INSEINE AD FOR INSEINE AD FOR INSEINE AD FOR INSEINE AD FOR INSEINE ADVER VER VER VER VERTISING CALL P TISING CALL P TISING CALL P TISING CALL P TISING CALL PATRICIA A TRICIA A TRICIA A TRICIA A TRICIA AT 204-422-5523 or Email [email protected] T 204-422-5523 or Email [email protected] T 204-422-5523 or Email [email protected] T 204-422-5523 or Email [email protected] T 204-422-5523 or Email [email protected] Vol. 6 Issue 6 November 2015 10th Annual Lobsterfest Big Success! The Ste. Anne Hospital Fund held its 10th annual all you can eat Lobsterfest on Saturday October 24th at the La Broquerie Hotel, served by the Red Rose Dining Palace. The fundraising evening raised a record- breaking $28 000 this year thanks to a sold out crowd and many local sponsors. The evening had a festive atmosphere as guests delighted in fresh New Brunswick lobster and sang along to French traditional songs played by the live band. In total, 600 pounds of lobster was served during the evening. This event was also an opportunity to thank the Ste. Anne Hospital Fund’s generous donors. “We were happy to take this opportunity to honor a very special donor, Mr. Louis Perrin, who left us a very generous and substantial gift in his will,” says Ste. Anne Hospital Fund president, Raymond Laflèche. New to the event this year, was the “Wine Pull”, a fundraising activ- ity, sponsored by Pharmacie Dufresne and Pharmacie Centre de Santé La Broquerie. Participants took their chances at winning some very expensive and decadent bottles of wine. Each participant won a bottle of wine to take home, ranging in value from $15 to $50, and had a chance at winning a wine themed grand prize. “We received many compliments and positive feed back on the new Wine Pull. Our guests really liked this new activity, and it’s a great way to raise more money for our hospital,” says Zoé Nakata, Executive Director of the Ste. Anne Hospital Fund. Funds raised at this year’s Lobsterfest will go towards the purchase of specialized equipment for the hospital’s new Operating Ward.
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Vol. 6 Issue 6 November 2015
10th Annual LobsterfestBig Success!
The Ste. Anne Hospital Fund held its 10th annual all you can eatLobsterfest on Saturday October 24th at the La Broquerie Hotel, servedby the Red Rose Dining Palace. The fundraising evening raised a record-breaking $28 000 this year thanks to a sold out crowd and many localsponsors. The evening had a festive atmosphere as guests delighted in fresh NewBrunswick lobster and sang along to French traditional songs played bythe live band. In total, 600 pounds of lobster was served during theevening.
This event was also an opportunity to thank the Ste. Anne HospitalFund’s generous donors. “We were happy to take this opportunity to honor a very specialdonor, Mr. Louis Perrin, who left us a very generous and substantial giftin his will,” says Ste. Anne Hospital Fund president, Raymond Laflèche. New to the event this year, was the “Wine Pull”, a fundraising activ-ity, sponsored by Pharmacie Dufresne and Pharmacie Centre de SantéLa Broquerie. Participants took their chances at winning some veryexpensive and decadent bottles of wine. Each participant won a bottleof wine to take home, ranging in value from $15 to $50, and had achance at winning a wine themed grand prize. “We received many compliments and positive feed back on the newWine Pull. Our guests really liked this new activity, and it’s a great wayto raise more money for our hospital,” says Zoé Nakata, ExecutiveDirector of the Ste. Anne Hospital Fund. Funds raised at this year’sLobsterfest will go towards the purchase of specialized equipment forthe hospital’s new Operating Ward.
The Ste. Anne Police Department went all in forHalloween this year creating their very own hauntedhouse and inviting the community for a hair-rais-ing visit. In and around the community various residentsalso contributed to the festive night for kids andadults alike.
Police Scare in Ste. Anne
Getting into theHalloween Spirit inSte. Anne.
Ste. Anne police leftthe bodies out forone night only!
“Regular or premiumhave you will?”- Yoda Gas Jockey.
The Ste. Anne Legion is conducting aRemembrance Day Service starting at 10:30am sharp at the Ste. Anne Catholic Church. While dedicated to all those who gave theultimate sacrifice, the local Legion would alsolike to remember the 16 local men who didnot return from both WWI and WWII…Louis Grouette age 21Henry Rodgers age 22Donald Lagimodiere age 21Joseph Bohemier age 27Joseph Dumaine age 21Gerard Paille age 22Edmond Girouard age 24Ernest Proulx age 22Steven Slychuk age 20Henry Richard age 23Jean Goulet age 27Achille Orieux age 25Gerard Perron age 22Daniel Benoit age 20Joseph Pelletier age 34Guy Bissonette age 21 Everyone is invitedto attend.
Remembrance Day ServiceNovember 11
Ste. Anne Catholic Church
Effective November 2nd the Ste.Anne has new hours. They are nowopen on Monday’s from 11 am-4:30 pm, Tuesday to Thursday from11 am – 7pm, Friday from 10 am –4 pm and Saturday from 10 am – 1pm. The library is free of charge and isopen to all residents of the Town ofSte. Anne as well asthe R.M. of Ste. Anne. If you don’talready have your membership card,feel free to come in andMona, Pat, Lise or Véronique wouldbe pleased to help you fill one out. They have a large selection of En-glish and French books but stress thatif they do not have what you arelooking for, they would be more thanhappy to order it in from another li-brary. As a member you also have ac-cess to public computers as well asfree WIFI.
Beauty tames the beast in Ste. Anne.A howling good time!
Library hasNew hours
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Upcoming EventsWii Bowling Games – Every Monday afternoon at 1:30 pm at the ClubJovial. Great time to join even if you have never played. Contact JulietteRowan at 204-424-5285.
Computer Courses - Free at the bibliothèque Ste. Anne Library. Forappointment, contact Harlee at 204-392-0568.
Ste. Anne Cultural Committee - Invites artists of all kinds to their weeklyopen houses at 112 Centrale Ave. on Tuesdays from 9 - 11:30 am andWednesdays from 7 - 8:30 pm. These gatherings are to bring artiststogether to work on and discuss their craft and there is no cost toattend. Contact Diane at 204-422-9599 or email [email protected].
Seine River Services for Seniors – Invite to all seniors interested in theWii Bowling game to come, try it out and have fun. On Monday at 1pm, at Le Club Jovial. Contact Juliette Rowan at 204-424-5285 Com-munity Resource Coordinator for local services or [email protected].
Skate with Santa December 20th - We welcome you to the Sainte-AnneArena to celebrate the spirit of the holidays. Spend time with family andfriends in your community and enjoy some festive activities planned foryou. Pictures with Santa, Kids crafts, Write a special letter to Santa.Food Donations for Accueil Kateri Centre. Gift donations accepted forChristmas Hampers. All Welcome! See you there. On Ice Skate: 5pm-6pm. Pictures and activities: 3:30pm in the Arena Lobby. Volunteersneeded: email [email protected]
Kids Christmas Craft Workshops on Saturday, December 5 at the Sainte-Anne Arena. Only $5 registration which includes all supplies. For moreinformation or to register please call Carolyn at 204-422-6577 or [email protected] different age groups:2-4yr olds: Make a Christmas tree craft (parents stay to help instructor)12 pm - 12:45 pm. $5 (all supplies included).5-7yrs: Paper mitten Wreath. Instructor led. 1 pm – 2 pm. $5 (allsupplies included).8-12 yrs: Jumping Jack Elves. Instructor led. 2:15 pm - 3:15 pm. $5(all supplies included).
Ste. Anne Arena is offering Parent and Tot skating on Wednesdays from1:30 pm-3 pm. It provides a safe environment for families to take theirkids to learn to skate and have fun! No sticks or pucks. Have fun!
