GTLC Pancake Breakfast Draws Hundreds, Raises Funds for Terrace Hills MS Band
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Terrace Hills Middle School band families and members gear up for a pancake breakfast on Sunday at the Lions Club community center.
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Terrace Hills Middle School band program participants. From left, Nikki Gaitan and her son Jimmy, a band member; and band member Keefer with mother Candace Carteen.
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Terrace Hills Middle School band members (from left) Jimmy N. Gaitan and Keefer C. Blakeslee at the Grand Terrace Lions Club semiannual pancake breakfast on Sunday, Oct. 6.
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Grand Terrace Boy Scouts Troop 40 helped serve juice and clean up after the pancake breakfast was over.
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Lions Club member Jim McNaboe gets to work on cooking those pancakes for the approximately 500 breakfasts the Lions Club, Leo Club and Boy Scouts Troop 40 members helped serve.
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One young community member shows her delight at the plate of eggs, pancakes and sausage she is about to enjoy.
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The Terrace Hills Middle School band was one of the beneficiaries of the pancake breakfast fundraiser.
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Terrace Hills Middle School band director and his family smile at the breakfast event.
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The Lions Club Community Center is full of community residents who joined the Club bright and early for a pancake breakfast fundraiser.
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