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Snow made for a festive experience at Santa’s Drive-Thru Parade in Puslinch

Jaime MyslikNovember 26, 2020 @ 9:47 amCOVID-19, News

From left, Nixon, Ruby, Ivy and dog Teddie Sarmazian were helping to get the Sarmazian Flooring float ready before the parade started.

Christmas fun - A large amount of snow left volunteers trying to keep stationary floats visible during “Santa’s Drive-Thru in Puslinch” on Nov. 22. The drive-thru parade was The Optimist Club of Puslinch’s COVID-19-era alternative to its annual Santa Claus Parade. Community members were able to enjoy the floats from the comfort of their own cars at the Puslinch Community Centre in Aberfoyle.

Volunteers, from left, Gary Ewart, Sharon McLean and Harry Janssen got goodie bags ready to give to kids, on an extender, at the end of the parade.

Let it snow - A November snowfall added a festive flair to this year’s “Santa’s Drive-Thru in Puslinch.” The Optimist Club of Puslinch held the stationary Santa Claus Parade on Nov. 22 as an alternative form of the holiday tradition during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Let it snow – A November snowfall added a festive flair to this year’s “Santa’s Drive-Thru in Puslinch.” The Optimist Club of Puslinch held the stationary Santa Claus Parade on Nov. 22 as an alternative form of the holiday tradition during the COVID-19 pandemic. Community members lined up in vehicles and waited for their turn to drive by the stationary floats at the Puslinch Community Centre in Aberfoyle. Santa Claus was on hand to greet residents as they drove through the parade.

Jaime Myslik

Reporter