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Fun Easter Activities the Whole Family Will Love
Easterisatimeforfamilyandtogetherness,andeachyear presentsanewopportunitytomakelastingmemories.Hereare somefunandexcitingEastergames,crafts,andactivitiestoget youandyourfamilyintothespiritoftheholiday nomatterhow youcelebrate!
Read Easter-Themed Books
Reading books is always a great way to get your kids in the spirit of the holiday. Whether you want to read about the Easter bunny, spring chicks, or something more spiritual.
Have Easter-Themed Play-Doh or Lego Challenges
If you have little kids, help them make eggs, bird nests, bunnies, and other Easter-themed things out of Play-Doh. For older kids, harness their obsession with the Lego Masters television series by challenging them to make something for Easter. Set a one-hour timer and let them unleash their creativity. You’ll be amazed by what they come up with!
Decorate Easter Eggs
Lay down some plastic or paper to protect your table, boil some eggs, and get out the art supplies. Even if you can’t get to the store to buy a traditional eggdyeing kit, kids will have a blast with food coloring (which makes a great dye substitute when combined with vinegar and hot water), wax crayons, stickers,
paint, and markers.
Make Toilet-Paper Roll Bunnies
Hang on to your toilet paper rolls and make this adorable Easter bunny craft! You can find step-by-step instructions here: https://www.pbs.org/parents/crafts-and-experiments/ cardboard-spring-bunnies
Play Easter Bingo
Print off a few adorable Easter Bingo cards, hand your kids some jelly beans to mark their squares, and have a fun (and tasty) time playing the classic game.
Do the Bunny Hop
If your kids need to burn some energy and stretch their limbs, it’s time for the bunny hop. Form a line, crank up the music, and get hopping! Your kids will love it.
Have an Easter Egg Hunt
This is especially fun for small children, but big kids will want to participate as well. Hide eggs throughout your home and then
let your kids run around with baskets and collect the eggs. I prefer doing this with candy-filled plastic eggs rather than real eggs. You don’t want to lose a real egg in your house, only to find it weeks later when it starts to smell!
Play Guessing Games
Fill jars with various Easter candies like jelly beans or chocolate eggs. Then, you and your kids take turns guessing how many candies are in each jar. The person closest to the actual number gets the jar of candy! You can also opt for a sugar-free prize such as a small toy, book, or bragging rights.
Source: https://www.readbrightly.com/indoor-easter-activities/
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Carrot Cake Scones
Perfect for Easter + Easy Spring Baking
Ingredients
• 1/2 cup half and half cream
• 2 large eggs
• 1 tsp vanilla extract
• 2 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
• 1/3 cup granulated sugar
• 1 tbsp baking powder
• 1/2 tsp salt
• 1 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
• 1 tsp ground ginger
• 1/4 tsp ground nutmeg
• 1/4 tsp ground cloves
• 1/2 cup cold butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
• 1 cup finely shredded carrot
• 1/2 cup chopped pecans
• 2 tbsp 2% milk’
Cream Cheese Glaze
• 4 oz cream cheese, at room temperature
• 1/2 cup icing sugar
• 1 tsp vanilla extract
• 3 tbsp half and half cream
Use Pine Sol Lemon in the bottom of a toilet brush holder. Never thought to do this but I bet the scent left behind is amazing (I mean, amazing for a gross toilet bowl brush!)
DIRECTIONS
To make the scones, in a medium bowl, whisk together the cream, eggs, and vanilla extract. Set it aside.
In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, sugar, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and cloves. Add the chilled butter and mix it into the flour mixture with your hands until it resembles coarse crumbs. Alternatively, this can be done in a food processor. Once the butter is fully incorporated, add the carrots and pecans and stir gently.
Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and mix just until a dough begins to form. The dough will be slightly sticky.
Divide the dough in half and transfer the first half to a lightlyfloured board. Form it into a disc that is about 1-inch high and 8inches across. Using a sharp knife, cut the disc into 6 equal slices. Transfer the slices to a parchment-lined baking sheet and repeat with the other half of the dough. Using a pastry brush, brush the top of each scone with milk.
Transfer the scones to the freezer for 20 to 30 minutes. In the meantime, preheat the oven to 375ºF.
Bake the scones until they just begin to brown on top, between 17 and 20 minutes. Keep a close eye on them. If they begin to brown too quickly, place a piece of aluminum foil over top to slow the browning process. Remove the scones from the oven and allow them to cool completely.
In the meantime, to make the cream cheese glaze, in a medium bowl, beat the cream cheese, icing sugar, vanilla extract, and cream. Drizzle the glaze over the cooled scones.
Enjoy immediately or store them in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.
Source: https://www.healthymealplans.com/recipe-details/carrot-cakescones
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Think about this…..
Earth's population is approximately 7.8 billion people. For most people, that's a large number, that's all.
However, if you count the world's 7.8 billion people as 100% human, these percentages become clearer.
From 100% of people:
• 11% are in Europe
• 5% is in North America
• 9% - in South America
• 15% - in Africa
• 60% are in Asia
• 49% live in villages.
• 51% - In cities
• 12% speak Chinese
5% in Spanish
5% in English
3% speak Arabic
3% in hindi
3% in bengali
3% in Portuguese
2% in Russian
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 20)
Any lack of commitment you may have been experiencing when it comes to involvement with either friends or a group of people could be replaced with a greater sense of stability. This could also be the case with matters that are important to you and if so, you may realise certain obligations need to be dropped.
LEO (July 23-August 22)
You could begin to realise where your own priorities and the expectations of somebody else have some challenges and perhaps where they expect you to take on certain obligations. You could be more of a mystery to them than you realise. They could be more willing to change than you presume. Your goals need to be known.
SCORPIO (Oct.23-Nov21)
You are now in the final stages of gettingagoodfoundationinplacethat began mid February, though pleasurable pursuits could have interfered here and there. This has enabledyoutosortoutwhatmightbe necessary at times and what isn’t. Clear cut regular routines should be implemented over the next month. Therewillbesomechallenges.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
If there is any situation in which you feel you have not been given enough attention, now is the time to take action and put yourself forward. Something that seemed worth pursuing in the future may no longer have the same appeal because obligations attached can now be more obvious. There can be other opportunities.
VIRGO (August 23-Sept.22)
It will be easy to sort out the doubtful ones from the reliable, who will have a greater sense of commitment. What you need to be clear about are the obligations you are willing to accept. In part, that can be dependent upon any work you want to get cleared up and out of the way. Stay on course with this – don’t respond to distractions.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.18)
Your new 2 year cycle that began mid February is winding up but with this you should be able to recognise benefits available to you. Be careful of spending money on something you don’t really need. Practicality with money right now can lead to a balanced situation as time goes on. You can begin to feel more in control now.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov.22-Dec.21)
The position somebody else intends to take will be quite obvious. You could realise this has been in the planning for a while but on this score they have been more secretive. Asking a direct question could get you a direct answer though this could leave you in a situation of weighing up whether this represents security to you.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)
Some sort of hidden agenda can now be coming to an end though you can have a clearer vision of how best to get a good foundation in place. Any lack of self confidence of late can also be fading while being replaced by a sense of gaining more balance and a practical way. Stick to the things that are important to you.
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
Time spent in quiet contemplation could shine the light on the true intentions of somebody else and their plans for the future. Whether there is any intention on their part to make a solid commitment can become obvious once they have wound up matters that will then place them in a situation of taking a totally new direction.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.22)
You could realise where better efficiency when it comes to regular routines could free you up to take advantage of other opportunities in the long term. There will be commitments attached to this that you should carefully weigh up before coming to any agreement. You and yourskills areseen in agood lightso usethistoyourownadvantage.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.19)
Unforseen distractions could interfere with matters you have planned to get done, which can include things you normally do. Some sort of cost might be involved as well. Remaining mentally calm will enable you to work your way through it all. Whatever you might need to put in place as a resultcouldbeofbenefitfinancially.
ARIES (March 21-April 20)
Some answers could come to you, especially associated with something that has been important but no longer seems that way. It might be more a situation of transforming things rather than letting them go altogether. New information or changing methods or means might be the way to go. It could save you time as well.
BURNS LAKE
Open Mic Coffeehouse Mar 22 79pm doors open at 6:30pm at the Heritage Church
Spring Break Art Camp hosted by the Burns Lake Public Library Mar 26-28 11am-3pm ages 10+ registration required. Call 250-6923192
Kitchen Party Apr 26 7-9 at the Anglican Church on 1st Ave. admission by donation. Talk, sing & dance. Snacks provided.
CALL FOR INTEREEST If you are interested in participating in a Spring Craft Sale contact Sharon 250-6987626
2024 Youth Soccer Registration now OPEN Register online or in person at the Lakeside Multiplex.
TOPLEY
BINGO Mar 25, 2024 Doors open 6:15, Bingo Starts 7:00pm Door Prizes, Food Concession ***JACKPOT***50#s or less $250.00 next # $100.00 Topley Community Hall Come out for a night of FUN!!!
NO MINORS
Topley Community Club Loonie Auction & Potluck Dinner Apr 20, 2024 Supper at 5:30 sharp Loonie Auction to follow Bring lots of LOONIES, There will be a large selection of items for everyone to enjoy. All proceeds go to the Topley Community Hall maintenance. Come join in the Fun!!!
HOUSTON
BINGO—Mar 20 doors open at 6:30pm at the Houston Community Hall. Door prize and 50/50 included. 19+.
Discover Spring Nature Camp hosted by the Nature Centre Mar
25-28 9am-3pm daily ages 7-10 Buck Creek Hatchery and Nature Centre, Houston, BC (3125 Hwy 16) Cost: $40/day (You can register for one, two or all four days! Save $20 when you sign up for all 4 days!). Max. 10 kids per day. Instructions: Bring your own water bottle and lunch, and dress for the weather! Snacks will be provided. Register here: https:// www.eventbrite.ca/e/discover-spring -nature-camp-tickets845234116997?aff=oddtdtcreator
Spring Market Apr 20 10am-4pm at Silverthorne Elementary.
Houston Minor Softball
Registration now OPEN Pickup and drop off at Brewstirs Café deadline Apr 15 Ages 8-18
Houston Youth Soccer
Registration now OPEN Mar 3Apr10. Birth years 2006-2019. Volunteers needed. For more info visit www.bcsoccer.ca
SMITHERS
Bulkley Valley Farmers Market
2024 General Meeting Mar 22 7pm at the Old Church. Please join us to share your voice about the upcoming season. Coffee and treats provided.
Cat Café Mar 23 Drop in 11am1pm at Ranger Park Building 3736 16 Ave Smithers. Cats, Community, Coffee and Neurodiversi-Tea.
Easter Bunny Climb—Mar 23 2:304pm at the BV Pool & Rec Centre. Sign up for the Easter Bunny Climb! Kids will make crafts, play games, climb the wall and hunt for eggs! Kids 6 and under can attend with an adult. A Climbing Waiver is required. Bring Inside shoes for climbing. Bring your bunny ears and celebrate Easter at the BV Climbing Wall!! $12 Admission, register early to get your spot!
Smithers Rodeo Club
Fundraiser Mar 23 5:30pm at the Paul Lychak Evelyn Community Hall. Join the Smithers Rodeo Club on Saturday March 23rd for an exciting evening of delicious food, LIVE BAND with a dance floor along with an exciting LIVE AUCTION! Dance the night away with LIVE band : Rock Bottom Tickets $35.00 per person. Available at Smithers Feed Store & Bulkley Valley Insurance Services **No Minors** 19 years old+ to attend
Dance all Night Silent Disco Fundraiser Mar 30 7:30pm at Round Lake Hall. 3 live DJ’s mixing dance tunes, pizza and charcuterie. Limited tickets available $25/each. Ages 12+
Free Public Skate Every Thursday 12-1pm & 2:30-4pm & Sundays 4:30 -6pm at the new arena 4202 3rd ave.
Joan Conway: Reading with Harp Music Apr 5 at 7pm at the Smithers Public Library Join Joan Conway as she reads from her memoir of healing, Weave As a River. This book tenderly reveals how an unexpected crisis can invigorate and shed new light on the stories that have shaped us. Jean Christian will accompany her for the poetic component of the evening.
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Weekly/Monthly Community Activities
Burns Lake
Family Fun Basketball Night—Mar 21, Apr 4 & 18 6-7:30pm at the Decker Lake Elementary School Gym.
Walking Club Tuesdays and Fridays 1-3 p.m. in the Island Gospel Fellowship gym. Everyone welcome to a warm and non-slip walking venue!!
Knitting Club Every Thursday 1:30-2:30pm at the BL Public Library. Bring your project! Supplies not provided.
Community Badminton Wednesdays 7pm at LDSS. Racquets available for use.
Roller Blading Friday 5:30-7pm and Sundays 3:30-5pm at the Lakeside Multiplex. Bring your own pair of roller blades or borrow a pair of ours.
Whist Wednesdays 7pm at the Decker Lake Hall.
Basketball Tuesdays 7-9pm at LDSS SMITHERS
Games Night—Every Friday 7-8:30pm 3974 10th Ave. Board, card and other table top games. Bring a game, friend or family and come have some fun!
Book Lovers Night In—2nd Tuesday of every month 7pm at the Smithers Public Library.
Junior Curling Thursdays 2:30-4pm $100 per curler. Come down to the rink to register.
Trad Jam Sessions in Smithers. 4th
Wednesday of the month Starting this week Sept 27th at the Smithers Senior Center. Come play tunes!
Bachata Lessons Tuesdays at 3830 2nd Ave from 8-9pm. Come learn how to dance bachata! No partner or experience required $15/class
Smithers Boardgame Group Meets on the third Sunday of every month at Smithers Public Library. Come solo and make some new friends or bring your crew! Admission: $2 donation to the Library.
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Seniors Events
Burns Lake
Seniors Drop in at the Link—
Every other Tuesday 10:30am12:#0pm at the Heritage Church 1st Ave Join us for coffee, sandwiches and a lovely visit. March 12 & 26. April 9 & 23. May 7 & 21.
Carpet Bowling every Wednesday at 1pm at the Decker Lake Hall.
Houston
Floor curling—Every Monday 1-3pm, Tuesday and Friday
Carpet bowling Thursday13pm Genealogy, Pool.
Shuffleboard and Darts 1-3pm Price $2.00 per event. plus $10.00 annual membership fee.
Breakfast—1st. Saturday each month $12.00 8-11am everyone welcome.
Luncheon—3rd Thursday of each Month 11am-1pm @ $12.00 everyone welcome.
Youth Activities
Burns Lake
Burns Lake Public Library - High Five Gamers Tuesdays 3:15-4:30 afterschool gaming club ages 7-12. Community Storytime with Miss Bonny.
Wednesdays 10:30am. Paws for Cuddles
Wednesdays 3:15-4:15pm. Come read to Clive! Ages 6+.Lego Hour Tuesdays
11am-12pm & Fridays 3:30-4:30pm ages
6+. Manga Club Every second Thursday 3:30-5pm grades 8-12.
Strong Start Monday-Fri 9am-12pm at WKE. Free for children and caregivers ages 0-6.
Mother Goose Wednesday & Friday 1011:30am at Muriel Mould. Free for parents and caregivers ages 0-6.
Movin and Groovin Mondays 12-1pm at Muriel Mould.
Indoor Play Space Tuesdays 10-3011:30pm at the Lakeside Multiplex. Ages 6 and under.
Houston
Houston Public Library—Teen Day Jan
11 2:30-3:30 teens 12 and up! Game Day Jan 18 2:30-3:30 . Pipe cleaner crafts Jan 25 2:30-3:30 ages 7 and up! Call 250-8452256 to register.
Smithers
Developing Play Skills through Play A 10 week family centered activity program for children 2-6. Contact Rebecca to register at 250-691-1395
Programs for Young Children at the Smithers Public Library Introduce your child to the magic of stories and songs while connecting with other parents of young children. All programs are free, drop -in and open to parents and caregivers of young children.
BABYTIME (infants to 18 months):
Tuesdays, 9:30 – 10:15 a.m. (January 23 to April 9)
TODDLERTIME (18 to 36 months): Tuesdays, 10:30 – 11:15 a.m. (January 23 to April 9)
STORYTIME (age 3 to 6): Wednesdays, 9:15 – 10:00 a.m. (January 24 to April 10)
MIXERS is looking to schedule fundraising events for 2024 in partnership with our wonderful community organizations. Please don't hesitate to reach out and collaborate with us on how we can support your non-profit group! We have done buffets, dances, paint nights, bake-sales, silent auctions and are open to anything!
We are Minor-Friendly everyday until 8PM
Please email Kayla at mixersbarandlounge@gmail.com
• 2% in Japanese
• 62% in their own language
• 77% have housing
• 23% have nowhere to live.
• 21% of people eat in excess
• 63% can eat as much as they want
• 15% of the people are malnourished
• The daily cost of living for 48% of people is less than $2.
• 87% of people have clean drinking water
• 13% either do not have clean drinking water or have access to a contaminated water source.
• 75% on the mobile phones
• 25% nu.
• 30% have internet access
• 70% do not have internet access
• 7% received higher studies
• 93% of people never went to college or university.
• 83% can read
• 17% of people are illiterate.
• 33% are Christians
• 22% are Muslims.
• 14% are Hindus
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1 inch socket set $200 call 778202-8764
Stihl 29 inch 084 bar $80 call 778202-8764
12”x4” four speed Logosol PH260 planer/moulder 3 Phase Converter with Switching & Panels Fan/Vacuum System with Hopper set up to Fill Feed Bags
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Fork Lift $50,000.00 Call 250-692 -6745
RV’S/TRAVEL TRAILERS
2010 Cougar fifth wheel 28 ft long
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TIRES
Ford f350 wheels $80 call 778-202 -8764
Kawasaki mule wheels 2 $40 call 778-202-8764
4 Bridgestone Blizzak DM V-2 265/70 R17 on rims $400 250 251 8211
4 hankook pike snow tires and rims
90% tread left 195/70R14 $350 250-643-9924
4 polar trax iron man gen2 snow tires and rims 205/55R16 $480 comes with 1 free hankook
205/55R16 with 35% tread left and 2 free max tour summer tires 205/55R16 with 55 tread left call 250-643-9924
PETS & ACCESSORIES
30-gallon fish tank with many accessories $50 call 250-694-3495
Harness for large dog or small pony. Leather; felt lining; brass buckles. Like new. $40. Call or txt for pic. 250-845-8247.
AGRICULTURE
Looking for big young rooster call 250-694-3228
Older Tractor (from the 60's) model 303414 international diesel $2500 OBO (250) 692-7072
Belarus model 400 tractor from the early 80's $3000 OBO call 250-692 -7072
1. There's a fruit that tastes like chocolate pudding. Can we get in on this? Apparently, there's a fruit native to Central and South America called black sapote that tastes like chocolate and sweet custard.
2. Queen Elizabeth II was a trained mechanic. When she was 16, the Queen joined the British employment agency at the Labour Exchange and learned the basics of truck repair. Apparently, she can repair tires and repair engines. Is there anything the Queen can't do?!
3. The Easter Island heads have bodies. Those iconic stone heads - you know the ones. In the 2010s, archaeologists found that two of the Pacific Island figures actually had torsos that measured as high as 33 feet.
4. M&Ms are named after the businessmen who created them. But what do the M's stand for? Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie, who apparently didn't have the best relationship as Mars leveraged Murrie out of his 20% share of the business before it became the biggest-selling sweet in the US. Ouch.
5. Pigeons can tell the difference between Picasso and Monet. What?! A 1995 study shows that the birds can differentiate between the two artists.
6. The real name for a hashtag is an octothorpe. The 'octo' refers to the eight points in the symbol, but according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary the 'thorpe' part is a mystery.
7. The actors who voiced Mickey and Minnie mouse got married in real life. Russi Taylor (Minnie) and Wayne Allwine (Mickey) tied the knot in 1991.
8. You can hear a blue whale's heartbeat from over 2 miles away. Blue whales weigh an average of between 130,000 and 150,000kg, with their hearts weighing roughly 180kg.
9. The last letter added to the English alphabet was 'J'. The letter dates back to 1524, and before that the letter 'i' was used for both the 'i' and 'j' sounds.
10. There is actually a word for someone giving an opinion on something they know nothing about. An 'ultracrepidarian' is someone who voices thoughts beyond their expertise.
11. The Chupa Chups logo was designed by Salvador Dalí. The surrealist artist designed the logo in 1969.
12. Ketchup was once sold as medicine. The condiment was prescribed and sold to people suffering with indigestion back in 1834.
Source: https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/worklife/a33367076/fun-factsrandom/
• 7% are Buddhists
• 12% - Other Religions
• 12% have no religious beliefs.
• 26% live for less than 14 years
• 66% have died between the ages of 15 and 64.
• 8% of people over 65 years of age.
If you have a place to stay, eat healthy food and drink clean water, have a mobile phone, you can travel on the internet and you graduated from a college or university, you're in a small privileged group.
(In the category of less than 7%!)
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Friday
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Shuttle Hours of Operation:
Monday & Tuesday: 9AM to 4PM
Wednesday & Thursday: 9AM to 9PM
Friday: 9AM to Midnight
Saturday: Noon to Midnight
Sunday: prebook only
Only at the Legion!
The Burger March Is On! Come in and check out what burgers are on special for the month of March!
Wednesday’ is Wing Wednesday at the Legion. We offer 12 different flavours!
Our Queen of Hearts progressive jackpot is growing! Check our Facebook page to find out how much it is this Friday!
Every Saturday we host our Meat Draws starting at 4PM. We have 3 draws every ½ hour. 4PM, 4:30PM, 5PM, 5:30PM and the breakfast draw at 5:40PM.
Easter Meat draw will be held on Saturday, March 23rd.
Darts is held every Saturday at 7PM upstairs at the Legion. For more information call Diane at 250 845-8844.
SMITHERS BR #63
3840 1st Ave Smithers BC (250) 847-5082
Wednesday 3pm - 6pm
Friday 3pm - 9pm
Saturday 2:30pm - 7pm
Drop In Darts
Every Wednesday 7pm - 9pm
Friday is Karaoke Night & Meat Draw 5:30pm
Saturday Meat Draw 3pm
Saturday Pool Tournament 3pm Bar opens at 3:30
Chase the Ace Every Wednesday 3:30-6pm receive a ticket for every purchase. 6PM draw
FREE popcorn on Wednesdays pool table, darts, and keno available Drop in darts at 7:00 pm
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