Top off your Fall day with great food and good company!
Saturday, October 22, 2011 from 4:00 til 6:30 PM at our Parish hall.
3690 Armstrong Road, Lakeland/Camillus.
The dinner includes: kielbasa: home-made haluski, golumpki, pierogi, and kapusta (Polish sauerkraut); bread; dessert; and a drink (coffee, tea, or lemonade).
$10.00 for adults, $9.00 for seniors 65 and over, $5.00 for children 4-12.
Enjoy the fall weather with great food and good company!
Sunday, September 11, 2011 from 1:00 til 4;00 PM at our Church grounds and Parish hall.
3690 Armstrong Road, Lakeland/Camillus.
Free Admission.
Order a Polish Sampler Platter or order your favorites separately:
Kielbasa Sandwiches                                       Haluski
Hamburgers                                                        Hot Dogs
Golumpki                                                             Kapusta (Polish Cabbage)
Pierogi (Potato or Kapusta)Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Salt Potatoes
Soft Drinks and bottled water                    Coffee, Tea
Ice Cream Sundaes
Start the New Year right and warm your body and soul witha hearty and delicious, homemade Polish Dinner including Kielbasa, Golumpki, Pierogi, Kapusta, Haluski, Salt Potatoes, Bread, a Beverage, and Dessert!
Where: Holy Cross Church, 3690 Armstrong Road, Lakeland/Camillus, NY
When: Saturday, January 22, 2011Â from 4:30 to 6:30 PM
Adults: $10.00
Seniors 65 and over: $9.00
Children 4 to 12: $5.00
For more information: Call Steve or Pat Zalewski at 315-488-0104
Come for fun, relaxation, and great home made food to the Holy Cross National Catholic Church annual Fall Community Picnic. Bring your family and friends!
Where: Holy Cross Parish grounds: 3690 Armstrong Road, Lakeland/Camillus, NY
When: Sunday, September 12, 2010 from 1:00 to 4:00 PM
Admission: Free. Takeouts Available.
Menu: Kielbasa, Potato and Cabbage Pierogi, Golumki, Kapusta (sauerkraut), Salt Potatoes, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Ice Cream Sundaes. Coffee, Tea, Soda, Bottled Water.
Country, Oldies, and Polish music. Games and Contests
For more information: Call Steve Zalewski at 315-468-6140 or Bobbi Lasinski at 315-487-2756.
Our picnic was a great success! The weather was a bit cloudy at first, but no rain and bright sunshine as the afternoon went on. That, the great food, and Polka Stony’s music kept everything upbeat. The food was so popular this year that, by 3:30 – a half hour before the event was scheduled to end – we started to run out of golumki, potato and cabbage pierogi, and haluski! We’ll have to make more for next time.
These folks chose to eat inside our new Parish hall.The food must be great if the kids like it!
Grateful thanks go to our visitors and patrons. It was so good to see all of you. Lots of new faces and lots of loyal repeaters. You make this event fun and worthwhile.
The raffles were a big hit. Thanks to Bobbi Lasinski (grocery bag raffle) and Sue Bednarek (Chinese auction). And, we did very well on the bake sale. Kudos to Maryanne Greenfield and our volunteer bakers.
This year was the first time our Parish made our own potato pierogi. Credit goes to our Pierogi Pinchin’ Society: Pat Zalewski, Jennifer Fragola, Richard Zalewski, Helen Stasiak, Maryanne Greenfield, Deb Kolonko, Sue Prince, Sue Bednarek, Bobbi Lasinski, Linda Klusek, Lynne Kazinetz, Carol Rightnour, and Father Senior Madej.
Linda K, Pat Z, Deb K, Lynne K, and Helen S fill and stuff pierogi.Bobbi L, Sue B, Maryanne G, and Sue PÂ round out the crew.
Dave Greenfield and Rick Navatka kept the cars in line in the parking lot. And let’s not forget our outdoor set-up and tear-down crew: Dave Greenfield, Steve Zalewski, Richard Zalewski, and John Lasinski.
Our kitchen crew kept that great food coming: Joe Kolonko, Pat Zalewski, Jen Fragola, Carol Rightnour, Bill Ostroski,Jr., and J. J. Kolonko. And, our food servers were busy just about all afternoon: Deb Kolonko, Sue Prince, Lynne Kazinetz, Weisia Madej, J. J. Kolonko, and Joe Kolonko.
Our patrons get in line for our great food.
Maureen Navatka, Pat Zalewski, and Carol Rightnour took food orders and cash, and Richard Zalewski manned the drinks table.
Our welcomers and greeters said “hello,†“come back again,†and helped folks find what they needed:  Bobbi and John Lasinski, and Steve Zalewski.
A big Thank You goes to Rick Navatka for driving to Pennsylvania the Saturday before the picnic to pick up the great kielbasa that everyone raves about.
Father Sr. Madej kept up our spirits, told us we could do it, and gave us the support we needed.
If I forgot anyone’s contribution, please let me know and I’ll add it. You are all terrific.
