ROTARY CHICKEN BARBECUE AND FALL FESTIVAL 2011
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Rise and shine
Annual pancake breakfast funds Kiwanis programs
Plymouth Kiwanis Club members
figure they will flip more than 12,000
pancakes before noon on the
Saturday of the 56th Annual Fall
Festival.
They aren't one bit worried about
it.
Nearly as old as the festival itself,
the traditional All-You-Can-Eat-
Pancake Breakfast is served from 7
a.m. until noon at The Gathering and
usually draws about 4,000 hungry visi-
tors. Kiwanis members fill plates with
pancakes and sausages and offer
orange juice and coffee to drink,
alongwith the usual condiments.
"It is one of our major fundraising
efforts each year which assist us in
supporting many civic causes in our
community," stated breakfast organiz-