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Easter is the most important holiday for Christianswhen the death, burial and resurrection of JesusChrist are remembered and celebrated. It is also atime when chocolate bunnies hop off the storeshelves! Hop with Tidbits for a look at some Eastertraditions.• The Easter tradition of wearing new clothes came

about when, after their baptisms, new Christianswould wear white robes all through Easter weekto indicate their new lives with Christ. Otherswho were already Christians would also wearnew clothes to show that they shared the samebeliefs.

• In Medieval Europe, after Easter Mass,churchgoers would walk in a procession led bythe Crucifix or an Easter candle. With people intheir Easter bonnets and new spring clothing,these were the first Easter parades.

• Easter parades were at their peak in 1948 when themovie, Easter Parade, starring Judy Garland andFred Astaire, was made. The title song, writtenby Irving Berlin, included the lyrics: “In yourEaster bonnet, with all the frills upon it, you'll bethe grandest lady in the Easter parade."

• New York City has an Easter parade on FifthAvenue, with fancy clothing, hats and bonnets,but it doesn’t have the religious significance ofthe parades of long ago.

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Check the amenities offered. Some parks are ruraland rustic with few amenities. Some have swimming,hiking, water skiing and even golf. Those with lakesoften have boat or fishing gear rentals. Many havehistoric displays in learning centers, and ranger-ledprograms such as wildlife photography and tracking.

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EASTER (continued):

• Also on Fifth Avenue in New York,Easter bonnet displays are in shopwindows. This stems from a Europeantradition of decorating hats with

flowers to celebrate spring. This tradition is not asstrong as it once was. Check your old family picturesthough, and you may see yourself or your parents orgrandparents all dressed up in Easter finery includinghats and bonnets.

• Today, Easter eggs are the symbol that everyoneidentifies with the spring holiday. The egg is a symbolof new life and fertility.

• New life is associated with spring because warmertemperatures and abundant water from rain or meltingsnow brings grass, trees and flowers back to life. Easterlilies are a beautiful symbol of purity, hope and life.These lilies are native to Japan.

• Louis Houghton, a World War I soldier is credited withbeginning U.S. production of Easter lilies. He broughta suitcase load of bulbs to the southern coast of Oregonin 1919 and distributed them to his friends andneighbors.

• Following World War II, Japanese lily bulbs wereinaccessible to foreign customers. The value of Easterlily bulbs in the U.S. rose tremendously, and theybecame known as “white gold.” Growers, who grew thelilies to beautify their own yards, started businesses forthe cash crop. By 1945, there were about 1,200 growerson the Pacific coast from Vancouver, British Columbia,to Long Beach, California.

• Today almost all of the bulbs for the potted Easter lilymarket are grown by 10 farms in a small coastal areaalong the California-Oregon border. Appropriately, thisregion is called the Easter Lily Capital of the World.

• In the Ukraine city of Kolomyia, there is an egg-shapedbuilding, the Pysanka Museum, that showcasesUkrainian Easter eggs known as pysanky (plural;singular is psanka). The eggs are decorated usingbeeswax in a wax resist method, and this folk art hasbeen around for thousands of years. There are over10,000 pysanky in the museum that opened inSeptember 2000.

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3. What's the Decalogue another name for? Ark of Covenant,Holy Grail, Ten Commandments, Last Supper

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1. Which groupwas the first to record "To Know Him Is toLove Him," and when?

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5. "Teen Angel" (1960) was banned by manyradio stations for being morbid. What was thesong about?

6. Name the first big hit by REO Speedwagon.

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3. Baldemar Huerta. "Before the Next TeardropFalls" was the Country Music Association'sSingle of the Year for 1975 and also hit No. 1on the pop charts.

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The world’s largest pysanka is located in thesmall town of Vegreville, Alberta. Thisartwork was chosen by the many Ukrainianimmigrants in the region to honor the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police in their centennialyear of 1975. It has inscriptions written inEnglish, Ukrainian, French and German:"This Pysanka (Easter Egg) symbolizes theharmony, vitality and culture of thecommunity and is dedicated as a tribute tothe One-Hundredth Anniversary of the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police who broughtpeace and security to the largest multi-cultural settlement in all of Canada."Professor Ronald Resch, of the University ofUtah, designed the giant egg, the firstcomputer modeling of an egg. It actuallyachieved nine architectural, mathematicaland engineering firsts! The giant pysankaturns in the wind like a weathervane. Now,that’s egg-straordinary!

• Eggs come from chickens, but another Eastersymbol, the rabbit, is known for its highfertility. German settlers in Pennsylvaniabrought the Easter bunny to America in the

1700s. Children hoped to find colored eggshidden in their caps and bonnets. Later, thebasket would become the container of choicefor Easter egg hunts of all types, both indoorsand out.

• Edible treats shaped like Easter bunniesoriginated in Germany during the 1800s.They were not the chocolate bunnies we findnow but were made instead of pastry andsugar.

• Today, the chocolate bunny is the prize ofmost Easter baskets. Whether hollow orsolid, dark or milk chocolate, in a box orwrapped in colored foil, they are immenselypopular. Did you know that over 90 millionare produced each year? By the way, 76% ofAmericans think the ears should be eatenfirst!

• Love them or hate them, Peeps® are also verypopular at Easter. In fact, they are the best-selling non-chocolate Easter candy. Peeps®

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• The Easter Egg Roll is the largest annual eventheld at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue (the

White House). The event was held on theCapitol grounds until the Turf ProtectionLaw passed in 1876 banned the event.Basically, the lawmakers of the day weresaying, “Keep off the grass!” PresidentRutherford B. Hayes restarted the tradition atthe White House in 1878.

• The object of an egg roll is to propel ahard-boiled egg across a lawn using a long-handled spoon. After the White House event,participants are given a souvenir wooden eggwith the printed signature of the Presidentand First Lady.

• The souvenir egg given at the Easter 2009event was the first to be environmentallyfriendly. The wood was from “sustainably-managed forests,” and the ink used was madewith vegetable oil.

• The date of Easter changes. It can occur asearly as March 22nd or as late as April 25th.

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3. How many college football national titles did Paul "Bear" Bryant win at theUniversity of Alabama?

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