The 69th Annual Kiwanis Club of Aurora Pancake Breakfast, Saturday, at Aurora Central Catholic High School, finds Kiwanis Club of Aurora members working together to make thousands of pancakes on two rotating grills that were designed and built by Kiwanis member Al Sinden, vice president of Engineering at Stephens-Adamson in Aurora. The first grill was built in 1959 for the total cost of $512.34. It started in 1960 and served 3,202. Grill No. 2 was made a couple of years later. In 2015, Grill No. 1 was named for long-time member, Hal Beebee, who passed away in 2015. A video can be seen at facebook.com/thevoice.us. Jason Crane/The Voice
President Kim Groom of the Kiwanis Club of Aurora collects tickets Saturday at the 69th annual Pancake Day fundraiser. The Community support is strong for the occasion which in recent years has been held at Aurora Central Catholic High School. See page 1 photo and information about the griddle passed down through Club history for making pancakes. See facebook.com/thevoice.us.
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Pancakes make it worth standing in line at the Kiwanis Club of Aurora Pancake Day at Aurora Central Catholic High School.
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Olivia Ports, award-winning singer, performs Saturday at the Kiwanis Club of Aurra’s 69th Pancake Day fundraiser at Aurora Central Catholic High School. The event, 7 a.m. to noon at Aurora Central Catholic High School, was well attended, as usual.
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