Parish secretary and beer money collector Lynn Dunham. (Photos by Phyllis McCabe)
Homemade Polish food was king at the Immaculate Conception Church’s annual bazaar last Friday and Saturday, July 8-9 on Delaware Avenue in Kingston. Specialties like pierogies, cabbage rolls, kielbasa and fried dough were available, along with hamburgers, various desserts and cold drinks. Parishioners volunteered to make and serve the food and take charge of children’s booths and raffles. A great time was had by all!
Cousins Megan Alo-Boyle, age 8, and Aubree Willis, age 10, both of Kingston, with the stuffed animals they won.Kim and Tony Turck enjoying the fried dough.The Garcia family, Christine, Nadia and Albert, worked the serving lines.Grill workers Charlie Dunham and Donnie Bujak.Phil DuBoise and Mary Brawn, visiting from Texas, are enjoying their meals.Ann Krom mans the powered sugar sifter for the fried dough .
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