Christmas Joy Fills The North Webster Community Center
Colt Sherman sits on Santa’s lap showing him all the things he wants for Christmas this year.
NORTH WEBSTER — The annual Breakfast with Santa at the North Webster Community Center took place this morning, Dec. 8. The Lakeland Kiwanis was busy serving a breakfast of pancakes and sausage beginning at 9:30 a.m. The community center’s gym was filled with the laughter of children until the event’s very end at 11:30 a.m.
After enjoying a delicious breakfast, families were invited to go to the gym where a plethora of Christmas themed fun awaited. Children could write letters to Santa and place them in a special mailbox to go to the North Pole or sit on Santa’s lap and tell him their Christmas wishes.
Children were also invited to participate in a coloring contest and guess the number of candies in a jar. Music and videos filled the gym while families decorated cupcakes with frosting and sprinkles, bounced around in a bounce house, played corn hole, made a craft or listened to a Christmas story.
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- The Lakeland Kiwanis were busy cooking up pancakes and sausage for the annual Breakfast with Santa at the North Webster Community Center. In front are Renita Chesney, left, and Margaret Grady. In back are Ruth Ann Graber, left, and B. K. Turner. These ladies volunteered some time at the beverage station.
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- Shelby Creech, Addy Creech and Rylee Creech enjoy the hard work they put in to decorating their cupcakes.
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- Sarah Beer helps Nevaeh Smith make a candy cane that can be put on the tree as an ornament.
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- Ryder Scott comes down the slide on the bounce house with Oliver Scott before heading back in for more bouncing.
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- All ages were invited to participate in the coloring contest with three different pictures varying in difficulty according to the age. Pictured, from left, are Adlynn Fisher, Lillie Gerke and Chance Woolums as they work hard on choosing the right color and shading for their pictures.
