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Welcome to the Filipino-Canadian CommUNITY of New Brunswick Inc.
FCNB's Season Greetings to Everyone
Written by Administrator
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8th Annual CommUNITY Christmas Party 2012
Written by Administrator
November 5, 2012
Kababayan (Friends),
The Filipino-Canadian CommUNITY of New Brunswick (FCNB) will be celebrating our 8th Annual CommUNITY Christmas Party. We are inviting you to celebrate the Filipino Christmas tradition on December 1st, Saturday at 5:00 PM at Willie O’Ree Place, 605 Cliffe St., Fredericton.
This is a potluck gathering and we are encouraging everyone to bring a special dish, dessert and non alcoholic beverage to share with everyone.
This year, we are introducing the FCNB’s Got Talent competition in search for artistic talent that will bring excitement to this celebration. We have also prepared a number of activities for adults (exchange gift - $10.00 min, $15.00 max) and made arrangements for Santa Claus to drop by and distribute gifts ($15.00 max) to your little ones.
We are encouraging you to come to our annual gathering and celebrate the best of the season with us.
Sincerely,
Gina Moreno, President Filipino-Canadian CommUNITY of NB Inc (FCNB Inc) Phone: (506) 471-6380 Motto: Building Our CommUNITY Together Since 2004 visit us @ www.nb.filipinocommunity.ca www.pinoys.org
FCNB Vision Statement: The vision of the CommUNITY shall be to create a healthy Filipino immigrant community that is both self-sufficient and fully integrated within the Canadian society.
FCNB Mission Statement: 'The mission of the CommUNITY shall be celebrate the diversity of Filipino heritage and culture by participating in CommUNITY activities and providing assistance to Filipinos in New Brunswick.'
PRIZES FOR FCNB'S GOT TALENT: **CHAMPION = $250 **1st runner up = $150 **2nd runner up = $100
MECHANICS AND IMPLEMENTING GUIDELINES:
1. ANYONE CAN JOIN. 2. The contest is open to individuals, pairs or groups. A maximum of 25 members are allowed in a group. 3. You may showcase any talent that you may have. 4. Use of fire, pyrotechnics, dangerous stunts (i.e. lifting), and foul language are strictly prohibited. Your presentation must be wholesome. Follow dress code. Violation of any of the rules will mean automatic disqualification. 5. An allotted time of 10 minutes per group is permitted which includes set-up and clean up. Within this time frame, we will allow a 20 second introduction by one member of the group.
AUDITIONS: Participants must send a video of their performance or their performance details (i.e. individual/group name, number of participants, and talent that you're going to showcase) to
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. Deadline is on November 17, 2012.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012 at the Old Train Station on York Street
Our very own member -- Katrina Dimayacyac has completed the mentioned program and was awarded 2 certificates to show for it. It was sponsored by the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce and attended by the Minister of the Department of Post Secondary Education Training and Labour -- Martine Coulombe, Executive Assistant for Honourable Keith Ashfield -- Mr. Kevin Price, His Worship Mayor Brad Woodside, City of Fredericton, mentors, mentees, relatives and friends of the mentees.
Certificates were awarded and the Filipino - Canadian CommUnity of New Brunswick did two cultural dance display. Reception followed after the Closing Comments. Enclosed are photos taken at the event.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012 at the Old Train Station on York Street