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Updated: 04/12/2012 11:34:01AM

Easter party fun for both children and adults

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ARCADIAN PHOTO BY SUSAN E. HOFFMAN, shoffman@sun-herald.com
Jayla Coone enjoys some pink lemonade during the Easter party sponsored Sunday by Men of Character at Louis Anderson Park. Sno-Cones and cotton candy were also available, and of course, lots of Easter eggs hidden for children to find.

ARCADIAN PHOTO BY SUSAN E. HOFFMAN, shoffman@sun-herald.com
Boys play a fast-moving game of basketball while preparations for the Easter egg hunt are under way at Louis Anderson Park Sunday.

ARCADIAN PHOTO BY SUSAN E. HOFFMAN, shoffman@sun-herald.com
Volunteers help make lemonade and other treats for the kids Sunday when Men of Character sponsored an Easter egg hunt and party for children at Louis Anderson Park.

ARCADIAN PHOTO BY SUSAN E. HOFFMAN, shoffman@sun-herald.com
Volunteers get ready to hide dozens of eggs, including a few special golden eggs for money prizes.

ARCADIAN PHOTO BY SUSAN E. HOFFMAN, shoffman@sun-herald.com
Isha Smith carefully hides one of the few golden eggs that will earn the child who finds it a special money prize. The Easter egg hunt and party held Sunday at Louis Anderson Park was sponsored by Men of Character.

ARCADIAN PHOTO BY SUSAN E. HOFFMAN, shoffman@sun-herald.com
Antonio Washington places an egg among the leaves and grass at Louis Anderson Park Sunday. Several volunteers from the new group, Men of Character, created an Easter egg hunt and party for children.

ARCADIAN PHOTO BY SUSAN E. HOFFMAN, shoffman@sun-herald.com
Volunteer Mercedes Brady, carrying two bags full of Easter eggs,finds a place to hide one among the tree roots for children to find. The Easter egg hunt held Sunday at Lpouis Anderson Park was sponsored by Men of Character.

ARCADIAN PHOTO BY SUSAN E. HOFFMAN, shoffman@sun-herald.com
Volunteers search for clever places to hide Easter eggs, including the trunk of a cabbage palm. The Easter egg hunt and party sponsored by Men of Character was held Sunday at Louis Anderson Park.

PHOTO BY JIMMY WALLS
This pretty girl won the coveted golden egg for the 0-4 age group at the Easter egg hunt sponsored by Men of Character on Sunday.

PHOTO BY JIMMY WALLS
Only a handful of children were lulcky enough to find one of the special golden eggs containing a cash prize.

PHOTO BY JIMMY WALLS
Two lucky kids display their golden eggs, special prizes containing cash. They were among the dozens of children who enjoyed a special day Sunday afternoon at Louis Anderson Park.

PHOTO BY JIMMY WALLS
Children from all over the neighborhood came Sunday to Louis Anderson Park to hunt for Easter eggs. In addition, there were sno-cones, cotton candy, lemonade and other treats for all.

PHOTO BY JIMMY WALLS
Ashley and Maria Coone were among the many volunteers who worked hard to make the Easter party a success. Men of Character is planning to hold more family events in the future.

PHOTO BY JIMMY WALLS
Pretty in pink ... this little girl's dress is a perfect match for her cotton candy. Children of all ages enjoyed the egg hunt and treats Sunday at Louis Anderson Park.

PHOTO BY JIMMY WALLS
Making sure all the arrangements are in order are volunteers Mrs. Coone, Natasha Haynes and T-Mack. It took a lot of help -- from preparing drinks and food to coloring and hiding eggs -- to make the event a success.

By JIMMY WALLS

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Easter Day is a time for celebration, and a huge party was held at Louis Anderson Park on Sunday for the occasion. Sponsored by a new group called Men of Character, the Easter Egg Hunt and neighborhood party was organized for families — especially children — to have a fun afternoon.

Highlight of the day was the Easter egg hunt; with dozens of eggs hidden among the trees and grass at the park, kids had to search carefully to find them. Most were filled with candy but a handful of special golden eggs held a cash treasure for the lucky few who found them.

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