Otter Lake RA member Desiree Tremblay brought along her Easter Bunny, Dixie, for the kids to meet, with many enjoying her company before they searched for the hidden eggs.One hidden egg held a golden ticket, which would win the finder a big chocolate bunny to round out their sweet tooth stash. From left, Austin and Savannah Lance enjoy the sunshine at the park while participating in the egg hunt.The annual Easter Egg Hunt saw hundreds of eggs hidden around the Otter Lake Recreation Association’s grounds on Saturday morning, where over 30 kids came out to fill their baskets. Pictured, Vincent Laliberté shows off his collection, taking a break from seeing what each egg held.
Donald Teuma-Castelletti
OTTER LAKE March 31, 2018
A few dozen children from the Otter Lake area were excited to hop about their local Recreation Association grounds, searching for the hundreds of eggs hidden by the Easter Bunny.
Over 30 kids raced around the area, loading their brightly-coloured baskets with a heaping helping of break-apart eggs in search of a golden ticket at the annual Otter Lake Recreation Association’s Easter Egg Hunt.
“There’s eggs all over the RA grounds, probably over 400,” said Desiree Tremblay, an RA member and town councillor.
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