Santa Joins Families For Breakfast At Syracuse Community Center
Winnie Jackson had her photo taken with Santa Claus at the Breakfast with Santa event in Syracuse. Photo by Tim Ashley.
By Tim Ashley
InkFreeNews
SYRACUSE — Santa Claus arranged to make an appearance at the Breakfast with Santa event for three hours Saturday morning, Dec. 4, at the Syracuse Community Center.
Children — and some adults — had their photos taken with Santa. Breakfast was served featuring pancakes and sausage. Milk and cookies were served by the Boy Scouts.
There were also Christmas crafts made in the Celebration Hall and in the Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum Jamie Clemons, director, passed out reindeer food with instructions on what to do with it.
For about one hour the Wawasee High School Christmas Band directed by Tony Pawlicki performed.
The event was hosted by the Wawasee Kiwanis Club, Syracuse Knights of Columbus Council 6323, Syracuse Boy Scout Troop 728, Syracuse Parks and Recreation, Lakeland Youth Center, Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum, Neighborhood Fresh and the Syracuse Public Library.
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- Lucas Muir, left, was helped by his dad, David Muir, while making a gingerbread man craft.
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- Bryan Pollock had his photo taken with Santa while his parents Bryan and Margarita Pollock looked on.
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- Tony Pawlicki directed the Wawasee High School Christmas Band.
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- Jamie Clemons, left, director of the Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum, gave specific instructions to Odetta Anderson, Leona Anderson and Eli Winship on how to use reindeer food. Standing behind the kids is their grandmother, Elaine Winship.
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- Larry Winkler, closest to the camera, and Murry Farkwartz of Wawasee Kiwanis kept busy serving pancakes and sausage.
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- Paul Eastwood IV sat on Santa’s lap to have his photo taken. Paul’s parents are Heather and Paul Eastwood.
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- Travis Klenke, left, worked with his son Blaine Klenke, and daughter Jadyn Klenke seated across from Blaine as they made a gingerbread man craft.