If I already own Aperture 2, do I have to buy Aperture 3?

I have a MacBook Pro Retina 15" 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
I own Aperture 2 and haven't used it for a while. I upgraded to Yosemite and now it seems I need to upgrade to Aperture 3. Do I have to buy the new package?
The kicker is I just want to transfer the library to Lightroom. Buying the soon to be unsupported Aperture seems silly.

Locate the library with the Finder (the library not the application) select the library and then right click (control click) it and select Show package contents from the menu.
This will show you the interior of the library. It has been a long tine since I have seen a library from Aperture 2 so I can't give you explicit details but the originals will be in there somewhere. I think they were kept in folders names after the projects but I could be wrong.
Anyway once you find the original you can treat them as you would any file, copying it, opening it, etc. I suggest you make a backup of the library before starting you will not be able to replace the originals if something goes wrong.
regards

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