Wentworth children in the hunt for Easter treats

"Thank you to all my volunteers in giving up their time into making this day successful. " - Tracey Williams

April 15, 2017

Lauren Beukes 1 minute read

Parents and children enjoyed the fun and games at Wentworth Angels headquarters

WENTWORTH was abuzz last weekend, with a number of Easter events taking place throughout the area.

The one which excited the children was the Wentworth Angels Easter egg hunt.

Hundreds of children turned up on Saturday morning, 8 April to hunt, gather and eat as many Easter eggs they could find.

There were other games like a potato sack race which kept not just the children but the adults on their toes. “It was so much fun and I loved seeing everyone so happy and in such a festive mood,”said founder of Wentworth Angels, Tracey Williams.

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Wentworth Angels thanked their sponsors: Quade Panelbeaters, Lauren and Luke Manto, Melany Pugin, Lynn July, Michelle and Marcel Henley, Candice Pince Boullineau, Desiree Petersen, Dale Bishop, Leslie Abrahams, Artie’s freelance Photos for the support in Easter eggs and meals.

“Thank you to all my volunteers in giving up their time into making this day successful. Also a big thanks to Lee-ann Abbott, Fran Kay, Fidel Fynn for helping out, my angels,” added Williams.

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April 15, 2017

Lauren Beukes 1 minute read