Published March 6, 2024

Taylor Clark

LJI Reporter

The Aydelu Centre hosted another seniors’ Valentine’s Day supper for the books on February 17.

Situated in Old Aylmer, the centre has become a staple to the community and home to various

events. For more than 20 years, the dinner has been a way to thank the seniors who have been

frequent faces at Aydelu’s events like Bingo Night, said Aydelu president Guy Rochon.

Greg Fergus, MP for Hull-Aylmer, André Fortin, Liberal MNA for Pontiac, and Gatineau district

councillors Steven Boivin, Gilles Chagnon, and Caroline Murray all lent a hand to serve close to

165 attendees. “This is one of my favourite events to come to year after year. It gives politicians

a real chance to actually serve people for once and actually do something for you guys,” said

Fortin.

Although the former mayor France Bélisle was not able to attend, Chagnon shared her message

of Happy Valentine’s Day with the happy couples.

Attendees enjoyed a night of good food and community cheer accompanied by live music and

over 100 gifts provided by councillors.

Missed out on this year’s Valentine’s Day supper? No need to worry. Rochon said Aydelu has

already set aside February 15, 2025, for the next evening of love.

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