Hundreds attend Rotary pre-parade breakfast

Mayor Don Anderberg and Councillor Wayne Elliott ready to serve

T. Lucas photos

Toni Lucas

Pincher Creek Rotary Club hosted a pancake breakfast in the parking lot of the Provincial Building early on Saturday, August 16 before the 2014 Pincher Creek Parade. The grill was staffed by local Rotarians, volunteers, and members of Town Council.  The popular McDonalds mobile coffee shop was back again, serving up free coffee, ice coffee, and coupons.

Howdy to Declan and Cooper, two 'White Hats' from Calgary

The event was well attended by locals and visitors.  Rotary President Scott Korbett was happy with how it went.  "It provided a great service to our guests involved in rodeo and the parade," he explained.

Calgarian Jamie with mom Christine Sturgeon 

"This was a community event that went very smooth," Korbett said. He praised past Rotary President Lynn Brasnett.  "(She) got a lot of things organized for it."

Cindy Jackson and Kim Lissel starting their day of
Mustang Football volunteering

"Thank you to our worker Rotarians," he said, lauding the efforts of Dick Burnham, Philippe Francois, Cliff and Ann Elle, and Bev and Doug Thornton.  The work of Town Councillors Tammy Rubbelke, Don Anderberg, Wayne Elliott and Doug Thornton were also noted and appreciated, as were the efforts of Ron Mensaghi, Laura Korbett, Julia Korbett, Rick Brasnett, KC Brasnett and Bryce Crawford.

Scott Korbett had a "flippin' awesome" day
T. Lucas photos

Everyone was busy trying to keep the line-up running smoothly.  Korbett said while he manned the grill, "This is flippin' awesome."