Area youth enjoy Kiwanis Pancake Day
COSHOCTON – The pancakes served up by Kiwanis of Coshocton were heavenly, fluffy and sweet according to Seth Brown and O’Rhyin Hoist.
The fifth graders at Sacred Heart School enjoyed lunch with the rest of their schoolmates at the annual Kiwanis Pancake Day held Nov. 5, at The Coshocton Elks Lodge on Chestnut Street.
“We enjoy coming here for the food and it was nice to walk down here to get some exercise and enjoy the sun before it’s gone for winter,” Brown said.
Hoist also mentioned that the service is good at Pancake Day. Kiwanis of Coshocton members worked the annual fundraiser for their group and so did members of the Coshocton High School Key Club, which is sponsored by Kiwanis.
“I like helping out the community,” said Blane Alverson, a sophomore at CHS and a member of Key Club.
His classmate, Aubrey Locke, also enjoyed volunteering with her fellow Key Club members at Pancake Day.
“It’s nice getting to interact with the community and getting to know people,” she said.
CHS senior Jessica Clark said it’s fun to see kids enjoy the event.
“I like watching their faces when they get their pancakes,” she said.
Kyrstin Bailey and Kamry Tubbs definitely were excited to enjoy their lunch of pancakes and sausage.
“It’s nice that we got to get out of school and eat some awesome pancakes,” Bailey said.
Tubbs agreed with her.
“They are really good,” she said.
The pancakes are even great without anything extra added to them.
“They’re sweet even without butter and syrup,” Hoist said.
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