Candy aplenty for egg hunters at Charles City Elks Lodge Easter egg hunt

Hundreds of plastic Easter eggs were strewn around the grounds of the Elks Lodge in Charles City Saturday morning for the Elks Easter Egg Hunt. Even though the weather was chilly and windy, a large number of families showed up for the event. Press photo by Bob Steenson

A large, enthusiastic and only somewhat chilly group of kids scramble to find Easter eggs scattered around the grounds of the Elks Lodge on a blustery Saturday morning. The Elks sponsored the free Easter egg hunt open to kids of all ages. Included among the candy-filled plastic eggs were five special eggs with small cash prizes inside. Press photo by Bob Steenson

Kids check out the contents of the Easter eggs they collected Saturday morning at the Elks Lodge Easter Egg Hunt in Charles City, then return the plastic eggs to the club for future use. Press photo by Bob Steenson

Jessica Schwickerath, leading knight with the Charles City Elks Lodge No. 418, gets some help collecting plastic Easter eggs after they had been emptied Saturday morning following the Elks Easter Egg Hunt. Families gathered in the lodge after the hunt to tally their collected bounty and enjoy cookies and lemonade. Press photo by Bob Steenson

Candy aplenty for egg hunters at Charles City Elks Lodge Easter egg hunt

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