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LIFESTYLE The hunt is on April 19 during the annual Joseph Schneider Haus Easter Egg Hunt. â€" The Easter Egg Hunt begins at 10 a.m., rain or shine. Hundreds of coloured eggs will be hidden on the museum‘s grounds for children eight and younger to discover. Participants must be accompanied by an adult, and are encouraged to bring a small Easter basket. Once the eggs have been collected, children can return them to the Easter bunny and receive some candy. A small number of onion skinâ€"dyed eggs with tradiâ€" tional scratched designs will also be hidden. The lucky children finding these eggs will receive a special Easter treat. New for this year‘s hunt is a special designated area for children aged three and younger. Watch for signs that mark this area. Lines for the hunt will form at both the Queen and David Street entrances. There is no charge for this funâ€" filled outdoor event now in its ninth year. Joseph Schneider Haus is located at 466 Queen St. S. in Kitchener. Call the museum at 742â€"7752 for more information. House of Friendship is launching a new fundraisâ€" ing event â€" an exhibit of commercial computers in Canada from 1954â€"1984 â€" April 12 at the former Lang Tannery Building. The fundraiser is being organized by Kevin "The Nostalgic Technophile" Stump, who owns a collection of the first generation of computers in Canada. He is opening his display to the public from 10 a.m.â€"4 p.m. at the warehouse on Joseph Street in Kitchener, with entrance to the display at door #6 between Victoria and Francis Streets. Stumpf‘s display includes a variety of consoles, card sorters, control panels and computer artifacts from IBM and other companies representing the early days of commercial computing in Canada. Those with an interest in the history of computers will find the display interesting, and Stump will he on hand to speak to visitors and demonstrate his equipment. Federation of University Women to hold general meeting Donations to the House of Friendship will be grateâ€" fully accepted in lieu of admission. For more informaâ€" tion, call Stump at 744â€"2900, or Brian Hunsberger with the House of Friendship at 742â€"8327. The Canadian Federation of University Women will hold its next general meeting on April 15 at Hilliard Hall at Waterloo‘s First United Church. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. at the church, located at the corner of King and William Streets in uptown Waterloo. Computer exhibit aids HOF Schneider Haus hosts annual Easter Egg Hunt Positivel "I Walked Out a Nonâ€"Smoker!" 1 was amazed at houw onsity f quat 1 fook and tect wibrant"" 490 DUTTON, WATERLOO "Call now for your FREE