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Breakfast July 4 to Benefit Search & Rescue Team

Pancakes Prepared by Valley of the Falls Team Members

By Michael P. Neufeld
Saturday, July 4, 2009

Forest Falls, CA - Mountain residents enjoyed good food, great entertainment and helped the Valley of the Falls Search and Rescue team at the same time. The team sponsored a Pancake Breakfast, July 4, from 7 a.m. to noon at Fallsvale Elementary School (40600 Valley of the Falls Drive) in Forest Falls.

Start off celebrating the 4th of July by attending the Valley of the Falls Search and Rescue Pancake Breakfast at Fallsvale Elementary School in Forest Falls. Pancakes are served July 4 from 7 a.m. to noon. (Photo by Wikimedia Commons.)

The breakfast costs $5 per adult and $2 for children 12 and under. In addition there will be opportunity drawings with plenty of prizes.

Smokey Bear is scheduled to attend along with displays from the U.S. Forest Service and decorative knot displays by the International Guild of Knot Tyers (Pacific Americas Branch).

The Valley of the Falls Search and Rescue Team is based in Forest Falls. (Photo by SB County Sheriff.)

Proceeds from the breakfast will be used by the Valley of the Falls Search and Rescue to purchase needed equipment and supplies.

This article was first published on Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at 4:23 pm. This article has been viewed 482 times.

Michael P. Neufeld, Senior News Editor, is a graduate of the Dwight Bentel School of Journalism at San Jose State University. His first job out of San Jose State was with the Associated Press in Los Angeles as overnight Radio Editor. Prior to joining RIMOFTHEWORLD.net, Neufeld was editor of two weekly newspapers—THE MOUNTAIN NEWS and CRESTLINE COURIER-NEWS. He also has experience as editor of an employee newspaper for a major utility company and during his tenure as executive director of the San Jose State University Alumni Association served as faculty advisor to the association's monthly newsletter. He also spent eight years in commercial radio doing everything from news to advertising sales and writing commercials to being an announcer and on-air personality. Neufeld is actively involved the mountain communities including serving as master of ceremonies for the Arrowhead Arts Music Festival held each summer.

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