Hey folks its that time again.

Canada Day July 1st Kinsella Park

Our 9th annual fireworks show.

Starting fireworks show @9:30pm

looking for contributions/donations to help fund this firework show. 1 week remaining, ask that all donations be in by June30 if at all possible.

please email me for more information at

donations4fireworkshow@gmail.com

or if you want to e-transfer money please use

trevorstewart1212@gmail.com
I have auto deposit so no security question needed.

THANK YOU ALL IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT!!!!

Come one, come all to watch The Peanuts Movie, presented by the Queenswood Heights Community Association in collaboration with our city councillors Bob Monette and Stephen Blais.

A concession stand will be set up if you’d like to purchase snacks (cash only).

Entrance is free. Donations will be accepted to help us cover the cost of the event.

The movie will be in English only. In case of rain, the event will be held the following night, August 27.

Don’t forget your blankets and lawn chairs!

See more details on our Facebook Page.

La Guerre des Tuques

Animated funny family movie recently released

June 24 (in case of rain 25)
Activities starting at 7PM

Free admission (donations to the Community Association to cover costs of the event are appreciated!)

Concessions available on site (cash only)

Bring your blankets and lawn chairs!

Thank you to Andrew Leslie, our MP and Marie- France Lalonde, our MPP!

ENGLISH FAMILY MOVIE COMING AUGUST 26

Movie night, 2015

Join our Facebook group and our event!

www.facebook.com/groups/queenswoodheights

On the morning of April 20th 2013, the 2nd Orleans Girl Guides completed their semi-annual “Cleaning the Capital” project.  Long-time participants, the Girl Guides have been cleaning Queenswood Heights Centennial Park and the area around the Community Centre for many years.  Three years ago, a sign was placed on the Duford side of the park to recognize that the unit officially “adopted” the park.

Despite the cold weather, complete with rain, wind and some sleet, these young ladies and their families were not deterred from doing a great job cleaning the area.  As you can see from their smiling faces, they truly enjoy this project.  This season’s cleanup resulted in the collection of 25 bags of compostable items like leaves and pine needles, and 6 bags of garbage that the girls collected.

by Jeanine Mader