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Merrick 'flips' for Kiwanis Club pancakes
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Kiwanian Bernie Stein and his wife, Marlene, right, enjoyed their breakfast. They were joined by, at back, Kiwanian Susan Helsinger.
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Members of the Merrick Avenue Middle School Builders Club, front, took a break from volunteering.
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Nassau County Legislator David Denenberg, left, greeted Merokean Richard Kessel, the former New York Power Authority chief executive, his wife, Diane, and son, Eli.
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Volunteers from the Merrick Kiwanis Club, including, from left, Marc Luster, Patrick Rodgers, Ellen Kerhli, Rob Gilbert and Doug Mills, cooked up the fare for the guests at the Kiwanis Club’s annual Pancake Breakfast last Sunday.
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The sweet smell of pancakes with maple syrup and all the trimmings suffused the air at the Calhoun High School cafeteria on Sunday morning from 8 a.m. to noon when the Merrick Kiwanis Club hosted its annual pancake breakfast, with the proceeds benefitting local charities and families in need.
Kiwanis volunteers cooked up the pancakes, and members of the Calhoun Key Club and the Merrick Avenue Middle School Builders Club served up the food for the dozens of community members, including numerous Merrick Fire Department volunteers, who attended.
For $6, attendees received all-you-can-eat pancakes and sausages, served with juice and coffee. Senior citizens ate for $3. Local merchants donated the numerous raffle prizes.
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