Richmond Kiwanians
Participate in Easter Egg Hunt 2004
Piddle Johnson, Tammy Harkleroad, and Phillis Adams distributed
toy airplanes, bubbles and pinwheels and children safety literature
and magnets at the Wellness Wagon during the Easter Egg Hunt at
the Richmond City Park.
Many of the kids had already had their face painted
and personalities altered before their arrived at the Kiwanis
manned booth.
The fact that this girl was on crutches didn't keep
her away from this event.
There were great games at the event such as toss the
ring over the duck head or get your face painted.
There was a jester who performed magic acts for the
kids.
Can you imagine more fun that mixing water guns with
Easter eggs. Here kids try to be the first to knock empty plastic
eggs off of 2 liter bottles.
And of course there are always great mascots at the
Easter event. here the Richmond Park Dog visits with two egg hunters.
There were great rides as well. Both train rides
and real pony rides
One of the automated characters at the event was the
recycle bin. But watch out when Kiwanis Lt. Governor Glen Kleine
is taking pictures - he is likely to recycle even unusual things.
There were an assortment of unique individuals at the
event. Peter wanted his name painted on his face. And a
friendly wizard also came to the event to demonstrate magic tricks.
Piddle gets a smile as she gives a young man an airplane
Its great to get a windmill - but you need to test
it to make sure it works.
Division 9 Lt. Gov. Glen Kleine distributes a windmill
to a couple of girls. (Photo by Tammy Harkleroad)
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