O’side Kiwanians serve up flapjacks

Posted Wednesday, February 4, 2015 3:36 pm

Ryan Quinlan shows how it’s done.

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Pictured (L to R) in the kitchen are Eric Abbey, Leo Bonacasa, Joseph Bonacasa, Michael Mulhern, Nancy Baxter, Senior Councilman Anthony J. Santino, Michael Mulhern, Jr., Monte Leeper, Thomas Cesiro III, Seth Blau, Assemblyman Brian Curran, Assemblyman Todd Kaminsky, Michael D’Ambrosio, Father Nick Lombardi, Joseph Pontecorvo and Bill Kallinikos.

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Leo Bonacasa flipping pancakes for the annual superbowl pancake breakfast.

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Sandie Schoell and granddaughter Brianne, 2, check out the raffle prizes.

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Victoria Brazill, 8, shows her spin art, one of the activities for children at the annual Kiwanis pancake breakfast

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Builders Club and K kids volunteering at the Kiwanis Superbowl pancake breakfast.

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By Barbra Rubin-Perry

Raffles, face painting, coffee, camaraderie and of course pancakes, the ingredients for a yearly tradition, the Oceanside Kiwanis Superbowl pancake breakfast. Local dignitaries, old friends, families and kids all come to Saint Anthony’s Church and help themselves to the fun and food.

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