Almost 200 people joined together at the Luskville Community Centre on Saturday morning, as the second Breakfast with Santa took over the hall. From left: Tianna Beaufort-Bradley shows off the gift tag she designed, while her brother Maxim Beaufort-Bradley works away on his own.Kids were able to design tree ornaments and gift tags, get their face painted, sit on Santa’s lap and much more at the breakfast. Pictured: Jackson Croteau gets a snowman painted on his face.
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LUSKVILLE Dec. 2, 2017
Crafts, breakfast and a visit from the jolly man himself brought kids and their families to the Luskville Community Centre on Saturday morning.
Close to 200 people attended the second Breakfast with Santa, where the Comité de Parents de la Municipalité de Pontiac 0-5 ans (PMP 0-5 ans) organized Christmas-themed fun for all the local children.
“We’ve been organizing for about six weeks now,” said Camille Beaufort, a member of the committee. “We’ve been here since 7 a.m. to start making pancakes.”
Running from 9 a.m. till noon, the morning saw a long line of hungry families waiting for their breakfast, while eager kids awaited the arrival of Santa himself.
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