Rylan and Courtney Vos of Minburn brought their youngsters, 10-month-old Dean and 2-year-old Clara, to Saturday's Bouton breakfast.
Crisp fall temperatures brought a good crowd to Bouton Saturday morning for the first of the Bouton Betterment Committee’s fall fundraising pancake breakfasts.
The committee served about 200 people in three hours, according to one committee member, who believed the Iowa State football game might have reduced their usual numbers.
The fundraising breakfasts help finance equipment for the fire department and improvements in the city’s streets. Fall breakfasts will also be hosted on Saturday, Nov. 7 and Saturday, Dec. 5.
Shane and Bobbi Pugh of Woodward shared breakfast with their 16-month-old granddaughter Josie.By 8 a.m. Saturday, some 100 people had already been feed at the first fall Bouton Betterment Committee breakfast.The kitchen crew served up sausage, ham and breakfast potatoes, with biscuits and gravy also available for the heartier appetites. Coffee and juice completed the meal.Breakfast started with eggs cooked to order and a choice of pancakes or waffles.Young and old alike were fed at the Bouton Betterment Committee fall breakfast Saturday.Perry diners Joe McCarty, left, and Dick Lundstrom joined their neighbors from Bouton, Woodward, Minburn and elsewhere at the Bouton Betterment Committee fall breakfast Saturday.
