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Hundreds of children seach for Easter eggs at Kincardine Rotary Club's Easter Egg Hunt

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  April 5, 2015
Hundreds of children seach for Easter eggs at Kincardine Rotary Club's Easter Egg Hunt
Hundreds of children, along with their parents and grandparents, turned out for the Kincardine Rotary Club's eighth annual Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday morning, at Victoria Park in Kincardine.

Lots of colourful Easter eggs were hidden in a roped-off pile of straw, and children in separate age categories, beginning with up to age three, searched for the candy-filled eggs.

The Rotary Club also had a raffle for great prizes, including two children's bikes, and hot chocolate available to help warm up people on such a chilly day.

Proceeds from the event go toward community projects.

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Lily Bohnen (L), 2, of Waterloo, goes nose-to-nose with the Easter Bunny at the Kincardine Rotary Easter Egg Hunt, held Saturday at Victoria Park; Lily and her family were visiting grandparents, Tom and Barb Reid of Kincardine
Bradley King (L), 18 months, of Barrie has his ears on for the Kincardine Easter Egg Hunt, with his dad, Michael; they were visiting Bradley's grandparents, Barb and Joe Craig of Kincardine
Breanna MacDonald (R), two-and-a-half, of Kincardine, sports her rabbit hat, with her mom, Candis, at the Easter Egg Hunt
Kincardine Rotarians Todd Farrell (L) and Paul Rigby hide the eggs for the first group of children, up to age three, at the Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday morning
It's chaos as children up to age three, and their parents, search for Easter eggs in Victoria Park, Saturday morning
Alex White (L), 9, of Kincardine, and his seven-year-old sister, Kasia, sit in the command centre of the new Kincardine fire rescue vehicle at the Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday morning
Checking out the storage compartment in the new Kincardine fire rescue vehicle, are Theodore Chilton (R) and Michael Hodson-Walker, both two-and-a-half, of Kincardine; with Michael's dad, Derren
Todd Farrell (R) of the Kincardine Rotary Club, and the Easter Bunny get ready for the Easter Egg Hunt at Victoria Park, Kincardine
Hannah Stewart (L), 10, of Kincardine gets some whipped cream on her hot chocolate, courtesy of Donna Sue Robson of the Kincardine Rotary Club
Children, ages four to six, search for Easter eggs at the Kincardine Rotary Club's Easter Egg Hunt in Victoria Park

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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