Friday Feb. 14, 2014 – 12pm

By News Staff

Posted Feb 14, 2014 04:39:20 PM.

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12:00pm- Kim Kay, Fundraising Coordinator with the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Waterloo District Chapter, Re: Food, family, fantasy and fun all for a great cause! This Family Day – Monday February 17th 2014, the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Waterloo Region and Landmark Cinemas in Kitchener are hosting the fifth annual Movie Morning to End MS. Four blockbuster movies will be featured on the big screen for the low price of ten dollars per family or group of four people.

12:30pm- Daryl Andrews, Organizer, Re: On February 17th, Family Day, the Tri-Cities region will be hosting the 1st annual Board Game Bash at  Emmanuel Bible College in Kitchener. This is an all ages event. If you are just discovering games for the first time, or been playing board games for years, this event is for you! Admission is $10/person and runs from noon until 10pm.

 

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