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February 2014

Snow Sculpture Contest Winners

Guy Gauthier 6 chemin Rivière Road

Marc Connelly 295 avenue Centrale Avenue

Denis Smith et Nicole Connelly 367 avenue Centrale Avenue

Classic Sugar Congratulations Cookies

An easy cookie recipe for Valentine's day, just around the corner.

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1/2 cups of butter, softened cups of white sugar eggs teaspoon vanilla cups of flour teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt

In large bowl , cream butter and sugar until smooth.

Beat in eggs and vanilla. Stir in the flour, baking powder,and salt. cover, and chill dough for an hour (or overnight) Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C). Roll out dough on floured surface 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick. cut into shapes with cookie cutter.

Place cookies 1 inch apart on ungreased cookie sheets.

Bake 6 to 8 minutes in preheated oven. Cool completely. Ice what ever color icing you would like white ,pink or red. put sprinkles on top. enjoy!

Congratulations to 3-year-old Hunter who won the In Seine Coloring Draw in January.

Local Athlete to Play for Team Canada Canada’s elite winter athletes will be riding a wave of momentum into the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi following the unprecedented 26-medal performance four years earlier on home soil in Vancouver.

The 2014 Team is poised for even greater success thanks to the combination of returning medallists, rising stars and the addition of several new events in which Canadian athletes have proven internationally strong.

The Games officially begin on Feb. 7.

Among Canada’s Olympic women’s hockey team - defenceman Jocelyne Larocque. Second time is the charm for Larocque, 25, who was released from the centralized roster in the run-up to the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.

Students Witness Shooting During Humanitarian Project

Defenceman Jocelyne Larocque from Ste. Anne.

This time, she is among 21 players who will head to Sochi, including 12 veterans of the 2010 gold medal-winning team.

Only one other Manitoban, Ste. Anne resident Bailey Bram, was still in contention for the final roster. The 23-year-old Bram has played on Canada’s world championship team.

Larocque, who is also from Ste. Anne, twice won an NCAA Division 1 national championship with the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs. She will now join a team battling for its fourth straight Olympic gold in Sochi.

Students from St. Jean Baptiste and Ste. Anne witnessed a violent robbery attempt and shooting.

A day into their week-long humanitarian project at an orphanage in Puerto Plata burglars stormed the compound.

The compound's Canadian owner, identified as 64-year-old Les Lehmann, got into a fight with the burglars while trying to protect four female students and their female teacher after they were briefly held at gunpoint.

All 26 members of the humanitarian school trip arrived back in Winnipeg at 5 a.m. Saturday from being rushed home from the Dominican Republic, Division Scolaire Franco-Manitobaine superintendent Alain Laberge said.

The group included 18 students and eight teachers and parentchaperones from Ecole Pointe-Des Chênes in Ste. Anne and Ecole régionale Saint-Jean-Baptiste.

They had barely arrived in their dormitory on Thursday to begin a weeklong project helping an orphanage/school, when armed men broke in to rob them around 1:45 a.m. Friday.

"It's a project we've been doing for years," Laberge said. "It's kind of a compound, four students per room, with a chaperone.”

"The burglars went to the first room. They wanted money, cameras," Laberge said the students were not carrying much money purposely to avoid this kind of situation.

"One of the girls spoke Spanish. She said, 'We have nothing,' " Laberge said.

That's when it got violent.

"The owner quickly stepped in between the students and the burglars," he said. "All the students in the other rooms went into their closets, hiding."

The owner was shot several times and is in critical condition. The gunmen fled, and police soon arrived.

Things happened fast that night. The teachers phoned their principals, Laberge was awoken in the middle of the night, he called school board chairman, and Laberge alerted his staff to start finding a way to get the group home as quickly as possible.

Given the time difference, it was already 4 a.m. for the students, and police were everywhere, so Laberge concluded the dormitory was the safest place for them for the time being. They later bused to the airport in Puerto Plata and spent Friday evening at the airport in New York City. The DSFM managed to get them on a late flight with connections that arrived here at 5 a.m. Saturday.

Laberge said there will be a lot of discussion before deciding whether there will be any future trips.

It's the least of anyone's concerns, but the division is covering all the costs, Laberge said.

Upcoming Events Papillon Creations Boutique February theme: Heart Me! New reclaimed art, sweetheart gifts and a special selection of vintage finds to complement the Festival du Voyageur spirit. As of Feb. 1st hours will be Wed to Sat 11am to 5pm; Sunday 12 noon to 4pm.

Free Monthly Bus TTrips rips TTo o The Casinos Of Winnipeg Next trip is Tuesday, March 11th. We leave Steinbach at 8:30 a.m. with additional pickups in Ste. Anne and Paradise Village. Our first stop is McPhillips Street Station in the morning and Club Regent in the afternoon. Must be 18 years of age or older. Prizes, cash and giveaways every trip. Bingo is played on the bus for those wishing to participate. Call Marilyn at 326-4939 for more information and to reserve your seat.

Overnight TTrips rips to FFolklorama olklorama and The Casinos of Winnipeg Two trips are planned, giving you the opportunity to go to Folklorama without the line-ups and hassle of parking & enjoy preferential treatment at the pavilions. You will also get to enjoy both of the Casinos of Winnipeg and stay at the Club Regent Casino Hotel by Canad Inn. Week 1 – Tuesday, Aug 5th /Wednesday, August 6th Week 2 – Tuesday, Aug 12th / Wednesday, Aug 13th Please RSVP to Marilyn Peters (Casino Bus Hostess) at Phone: 204-326-4939

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Lions Host an Evening of Entertainment The Ste. Anne Lions Club held there first coffee and entertainment evening on Saturday, February 1st.

The evening was a success the hall was decorated with candle lit tables draped in white table cloths turning the Club Jovial into a very cozy atmosphere.

Visitors enjoyed coffee, tea, dainties and phenomenal entertainment donated by Gerald St. Laurent and Michael Audette.

There was a silent auction and honey sales to raise funds for future causes in the c o m m u n i t y.

Lions Club International is the world's largest service organization with 1.35 million members in 207 different countries.

The Ste. Anne Lions Club is a new service here in town they are dedicated to helping those in our area who need assistance.

If you are interested in helping out in your community and learning more about the Ste. Anne Lions Club please email the lions at steannelionsclub@gmail.com

Did You Know?

Fatal Single Vehicle Accident

Early false teeth where made up of hippopotamus bones.

A 59-year-old man died on the morning of February 3rd, after the vehicle he was a passenger in rolled on the Trans-Canada Highway, 1.5 kilometers west of Highway 12.

RCMP said they will not be releasing the names of the two people involved in the crash but did say both the man and the driver of the vehicle were from the RM of Ste Anne.

Police said the vehicle, an SUV, was travelling westbound when it rolled and came to a stop in the median between the westbound and eastbound lanes of the TransCanada Highway. Both occupants of the vehicle were transported to Ste Anne Hospital where the man was pronounced dead. The 73-year-old female driver has since succumbed to her injuries.

Slippery conditions were considered to be a factor in this accident.

Falling coconuts kill more people per year than sharks do.

Is snow always white? No it can be pink coloured by red algae.

There are 31,536,000 seconds in a year.