Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 134, Number 16, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 16 April 2015 — Page 2

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Large turnout for egg-cellent Easter hunt

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REAPING REWARDS These children happily sorted through their treat-filled eggs as they ventured further across a sea of green grass and brightly colored eggs during the recent Easter Egg Hunt, held April 4. The event was sponsored by the Nappanee Rotary Club at the Callender Sportsplex, N. Oakland Avenue (CR7). In addition to candy filled eggs, the Rotary gave away 2 silver eggs filled wit $5 each, and a golden egg holding $lO, in each age group. Finders Keepers! (Photo by Mem* Chapman)

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WINS GIRLS BICYCLE Riley Dodson, age 7, \ta>n a girls bicycle in a drawing from a raffle sponsored by the Nappanee Rotary club. The drawing was part of the Rotary-sponsored Easter Egg Hunt, held each spring at the Callender Sportsplex on the city's east side. Two winners received the top prizes-one a boys' bicycle, and for Riley, a girls' bicycle. (Photo by Merrie Chapman)

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BAND TOGETHER Brothers Ethan and Zachary Culp joined together in hunting down eggs at the annual Nappanee Rotary sponsored Easter Egg Hunt, April 4. The brothers won more than a bucket of eggs laden with treats. They found a top prize egg filled with money! Kudos to the boys for their efforts. 1 (Photo by Merrie Chapman)

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WIN TOP PRIZE Ethan and Zachary Culp won a bicycle through a drawing during the annual Nappanee Rotary sponsored Easter Egg Hunt, earlier this month. Pictured from left: Mother Whitney Culp, Zachary Culp, Ethan Culp and Father Brent Culp. (Photo by Merrie Chapman)

Wa-Nee, from front Napoanee Dog Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., April 18, through purchases made of Nelson's Port-A-Pit, at Rite Choice Parking Lot, 1303 E. Market Street. Proceed? will be used to help support maintenance of the dog park which is located on N. Oakland Avenue (CR7), at the entrance to McCormick Creek Golf Course. For more information contact Tiffany Egendoerfer, 574-773-2112. 'SPRING HAS SPRUNG' CONTEST. WAKARUSA The bunnies are on the loose in the Wakarusa library, and we need your help ending them all. You may All out an entry form with each library visit during April 6-25. A book prize pack will be awarded to a random winner on April 27. LIBRARY CLOSING WAKARUSA The Wakarusa Library will be dosed on Saturday, April 25 during the Maple Syrup Festival.