After a countdown,
kids, age 3 and up,
burst onto the
scene of the com-
munity playground
where eggs were
scattered for them
to find on Saturday
morning.
Below, Three-year-
old Lee Kistler, left,
pulls his basket
closer to his father,
Steve Kistler, right,
as he helps him
and brother Mason
Kistler, 1, crack into
the Easter eggs
they found Satur-
day during the
city’s hunt.
Two-year-old Ryan Hunt gathers eggs in the city’s Easter
Egg Hunt Saturday. This was his first real hunt. He is the
foster son of Antonio and Teresa Campa.
Seven-month-old Andrew
Wray plays with his new loot of
eggs after the city’s Easter
Egg Hunt Saturday morning.
photo by LIB STEWART |
Right, Christine Davis hides
an egg for preschoolers at St.
Matthew’s Lutheran Church.
Not pictured, Ruth Beam, 93,
Joyce Parrish, decked out as
an Easter Bunny, Davis, and
Martin Gillis, who proved he
has a good pitching arm, were
among the “egg hiders” who
gave treat bags to the kids
last week )
(AT left) Left to right,
Olivia Watson, 5, Keri
Watson, 9, and Alex
Watson, 4, show off a
few of the eggs they
gathered in the city’s
Easter Egg Hunt Sat-
urday morning.
(AT RIGHT) Martin
Gillis tosses an Easter
egg for the children at
St. Matthew’s
Lutheran Preschool to
find. Senior citizens
enjoyed the spring
weather Wednesday,
hiding 250 Easter
eggs on the back lawn
of St. Matthew’s.
photo by LIB STEWART