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—Brenda Booth photoARLO OLSON, 3, OF Coon Rapids, adds flavorsto his snow sundae with the help of his dad, Jon.

—Brenda Booth photoAVA BORDERS, 5, OF Pine River admires thehandmade doll furniture and accessories fromChic Merchandise of Aitkin.

—Brenda Booth photoMEGAN VANCURLER, 12, OF Maple Grove,jumps on the trampoline from Arcade Highwayof Lakeland.—Brenda Booth photo

BECKY KIRK OF Avon and Nancy Miller of Roy-alton look through bags at the Crafting for a Curebooth Saturday.

—Brenda Booth photoCHASE HARKINS, 4, of LeCenter participatesin the sanctioned tractor pull during CelebrateEmily Day on Saturday.

—Brenda Booth photoANNIE FOX, 3, OF Nisswa, was infatuated withthe hanging decoration made by Peggy’s GlassCreations of Brainerd.

—Brenda Booth photoLETTING THE WATER balloons fly are TaylorHills, 12, Avery Hills, 15, Madi Hite, 1 and KylieHills, 10, all of Elk River.

—Brenda Booth photoLAKER LION LARRY Schul adds sauce to thepork chops while they cook during Emily DaySaturday. —Brenda Booth photo

THE CROWD DURING Emily Day was treatedto special music by Elvis.

—Brenda Booth photoDYLAN SEMLER OF “I Saw It in Minnesota”burns the outside of the chainsaw carved bearhe made during Emily Day Saturday.

THE WANTED BAND started Emily Day’s musicplaying with “Baby’s Got Her Blue Jeans On”. From

—Brenda Booth photoleft to right are: Ernie Renn, Mark Peterson, RussAustad, Wayne Vervalen and Arlin Britz.

Emily Day celebrated big despite road construction