Kiwanis hosts pancake breakfast

Posted Tuesday, February 11, 2014 4:06 pm

Monte Leeper fried up hundreds of eggs for the breakfast.

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Tyler Grossman, 4, tried to win the biggest stuffed animal he could in the raffle.

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Oceanside residents turned out in full force on Feb. 1 for the Oceanside Kiwanis Annual SuperBowl Pancake Breakfast, held in the St. Anthony’s cafeteria from 9 -12.

Diners enjoyed homemade pancakes and eggs cooked up by Kiwanis members and local volunteers, including Oceanside Superintendant of Schools Dr. Phyllis Harrington and Michael D’Ambrosio, Don Maresca and Seth Blau of the Board of Education. The funds raised at the event are donated to funding charitable projects within the Oceanside community and to help send underprivileged children to the Kamp Kiwanis summer camp.

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