TT EEE . ‘SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 2013 THE DALLAS POST PAGE 3 A kind bunny helps Landon Pollock, of Dallas, find some eggs at the Dallas Borough Easter Egg Hunt. *ON THE HUNT he annual Dallas Borough Easter Egg Young Ky lr Hunt was held March 23 at the Kenneth las, Isnt happy Young Memorial Park on Burndale Road and white bunny next to her Luzerne Avenue in the borough. Children ages at the Dallas Borough Easter Egg Hunt. Maybe she'll like him next year. 1-10 hunted for eggs, played games, enjoyed face painting and a chance to win a raffle basket. Marissa Schul- er, left, and Alaina Harkins, of Dallas, fill out registration forms and take a chance at the . basket raffle during the annual Dallas Borough Easter Egg Hunt. Steven Carr, of Dallas, and behind him, Sa- brina Dourand, Edwardsville, have the great- est affection for the guy in a white suit at the annual Easter Egg Hunt. Madelyn Gonzales and Sage Morgan rush onto the tennis court for the annual Dallas Borough Easter Egg Hunt. Carolyn Comitz, a kindergartener at Wycallis Elemen- tary School, counts her eggs after an Easter egg hunt in the library. ggs hunted at {ycallis Elementary tudents at Wycallis Elementary School wJcombed the school library Monday, look- ing for Easter eggs that had been hidden for the school’s annual Easter egg hunt. Although the students found lots of eggs, it was kindergarten Se CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Carter Vidumsky and his classmate Alex Cavanaugh check out what's in the Easter eggs they found during an Easter egg hunt at the Wy- callis Elementary School Library. £ teacher Victoria Flynn who got the best surprise. When Flynn opened an egg marked “Mrs. Flynn,” she found a note that said, “Hatching One Kinder- garten Child At A Time.” Ashlynn Wolfe, a kindergar- tener at Wycallis Elementary, shows off her dyed egg. Madison Eastman and her class- mates look for Easter eggs in the Wycallis Elementary Library. BMT Business and Community Expo set for April 17 Misericordia University is hosting the 2013 Back Mountain Chamber Business and Commu- nity Expo and the spring meet- ing of the Back Mountain His- torical Association beginning at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17. Both events are open free to the public and business com- munity. The Expo is being held from 4 The Expo also provides cultural well-being of the Back Mountain. Student volunteers in Miseri- cordia University’s Business Professional Association, as well as students in Penn State- Wilkes-Barre’s = Ambassador’s Club are assisting with organiz- ing and running the event. The MU and to 7 p.m., while the businesses a community PSU mascots also Historical Associa- tion’s presentation platform to outline how they contribute to the will make a special appearance along is from 7 to 9 p.m. : : with the mascot The Expo will economic, socialand g. the Wilkes offer more than cultural well-being of Barre/Scranton 60 Back Mountain the Back Mountain. Penguins and businesses and en- Scranton/Wilkes- trepreneurs consid- Barre RailRiders. ering establishing or relocating An array of door prizes will be their businesses to the region an opportunity to showcase their wares and services with prospective clients and fellow business owners. The Expo also provides busi- nesses a community platform to outline how they contribute to the economic, social and awarded to attendees and a dis- play of refreshments will be pro- vided by Gerrity’s Supermarkets and Fire and Ice Restaurant. Businesses can register for limited exhibit space by log- ging on to www.BackMountain- Chamber.org SL ES PETE G. WILCOX PHOTOS/THE TIMES LEADER Cousins Ella Fleschut, 7, left, and Madison Fleschut, 8, both of Kingston Township, wear rabbit ears and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins jerseys to the March 23 Easter egg hunt at Center Street Park in Kingston Township. Hunting eggs in Kingston Twp. e annual Kings- ton Twp. Easter Egg Hunt was held March 23 in Center Street Park. Jason Puza, 8, of Kingston Township, participates in the egg toss during an Eas- ter Egg Hunt in Kingston Township. Children are off and running to hunt Easter eggs at the Center Street Park in Kingston Township on March 23.
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