Lions Club Celebrates 40 Years with a Loved Tradition
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Darcy McNaboe and Ruthanne Christenson are both working hard making food outside of the Lions Club in Grand Terrace.
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Grill master Kirk McVey is ensuring the success of the sausages. It wouldn't be breakfast without sausage links.
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Bingo and kitchen manager of the Lions Club, Al Chavez makes sure everything is running smoothly.
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Jim McNaboe's title of the evening is, "certified pancake flipper". It wouldn't be a pancake breakfast without pancakes.
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Bobbi Fords exchanges money with Hugh Grant and gets ready to eat some pancakes.
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Boy Scout Troop 40 were on hand at the event helping to clear away dishes from guests and to help out.
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Darlene and Pete Petersen come out every year to the annual pancake breakfast and show their support to the Grand Terrace Lions Club.
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Dorene Bobeng along with Lydia Gomez and Laurie Luckner all shared breakfast together and got to know one another.
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Alexis Morgan and Craig Lapinski are keeping busy and serve sausages and eggs to patrons as they go through the line. Alexis goes to Chapman University in Orange County, but came back to volunteer on Sunday.
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Sylicia, Eric, Gavin and Felicia Murguia hang out together and enjoy the pancake breakfast hosted by the Lions Club of Grand Terrace.
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Toby, Kathy, and Troy Mestas are members of the community and found out about the event through the football team at the high school and came out to support the community.
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