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Vol. 26, No. 13
4 avril / April 4
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Concours de poésie Impératif français
Lauréats du prix Gaston-Lallement et de la bourse Richelieu
Le dimanche 25 mars 2007 - Lors de la Francofête, l’Impératif français a décerné son Prix de la relève Gaston-Lallement à des élèves et des étudiants de l’Outaouais ayant participé au concours de poésie « J’ai là sur le cœur une fleur de lys… ».
Le prix qui rend hommage à Gaston Lallement a été décerné au cours d’un dé jeuner-causerie le dimanche 25 mars 2007 à l’Agora Gilles-Rocheleau de la Maison du Citoyen de Gatineau. Les lauréats se sont vu aussi accorder une bourse de 100 $ offerte par les clubs Richelieu de la région Nicolas-Gatineau. Les gagnant(e)s : Écoles secondaires de l’Outaouais : Martin Duquette, Anna Finken, Marie-José Lebel, Anne-Stéfan Cadieux, Tania Vallée-Ross, Sonia Pétrin Poulin, Chantal Beausoleil, Amélie Beauclair, Cynthia D. Konza, Xavier Deschênes Philion, Laurence-Éloïse Joanette-Péloquin, Janique Robitaille, et Michaël Bélanger; Cégeps de l’Outaouais : Fabienne Joanette-Péloquin.
Photo: Impératif français
Cheers and tears greet Citizen of the Year, Gerald Croteau
After being named the 2007 Citizen of the Year during the March 31 Steak-Out dinner, Gerald Croteau, the father of former Aylmer mayor Marc Croteau, stands with his family, who surprised him for the special event.
In his introductory remarks, Ken LeBlanc noted that Mr Croteau has been involved in community service for nearly 50 years, in a variety of capacities including coaching and managing baseball and hockey teams, volunteering in the Cancer Society’s Daffodil Sale, and organizing the Diabetes’ Society’s 2005 Walkathon. Claude Francoeur added that Mr Croteau served as president of the Food Bank, was a member of the Lion Clubs, and is very involved in the distribution of Christmas baskets and in the St. Vincent de Paul Society. Mr Croteau, said Mr Leblanc, also has “a charismatic personality which has served well in recruiting so many others to become involved in community service.” “So many people in Aylmer have benefited from his involvement,” said Mr Francoeur. “We’re are very proud to have this person in our community.”
In the rear, from left: girlfriend Véronique with Karl St. Jacques, Richard Croteau, Marc Croteau, Roxane Olsen, Katia St. Jacques, Jean Joannis, Kevin St. Jacques, Lucille Croteau, Pauline Croteau, Sylvain St. Jacques, Gerald Croteau, Julie Croteau, Francine Croteau, Micheline Proulx-Croteau. Front, from left, Wilfred Croteau, Amélie Croteau, Bailey Croteau and Zoé Croteau.
Photo: Julie Murray
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