The Noon Kiwanis cooks are all ready to serve up a delicious “No Foolin’’’ pancake breakfast Saturday. The crew for the Super Bowl Pancake Breakfast included, from left, Jack Mateski, Paul Appeldorn, Marcia Hoenle, Bill Jaeger and Bryce Moorman.
Now that the teams have been decided for the big game, Fountain Hills Noon Kiwanis is making final plans for its “Super” Pancake Breakfast.
The annual breakfast kicks off bright and early Sunday, Feb. 3.
It will be held from 8 a.m. to noon at the Kiwanis Activity Center, 16957 E. Kiwanis Drive.
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The Noon Kiwanis cooks are all ready to serve up a delicious “No Foolin’’’ pancake breakfast Saturday. The crew for the Super Bowl Pancake Breakfast included, from left, Jack Mateski, Paul Appeldorn, Marcia Hoenle, Bill Jaeger and Bryce Moorman.
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Now that the teams have been decided for the big game, Fountain Hills Noon Kiwanis is making final plans for its “Super” Pancake Breakfast.
The annual breakfast kicks off bright and early Sunday, Feb. 3.
It will be held from 8 a.m. to noon at the Kiwanis Activity Center, 16957 E. Kiwanis Drive.
Proceeds from the breakfast go to Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Breakfast consists of pancakes, sausage, applesauce and scrambled eggs. Reduced price kids’ meals will be available along with a la carte items such as coffee, milk and orange juice.
More information about the Noon Kiwanis Club is available at fhkiwanis.org or on its Facebook page.
The Los Angeles Rams face the New England Patriots in Atlanta for the NFL championship game Feb. 3.
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