Mayfield United Church hosted their annual Pancake Supper at the Brampton Fairgrounds. Philip Armstrong, Ian Armstrong and Bob Persant were serving Heather Reid Smith her dinner.

Anyone hungry for pancakes Tuesday night would have had no trouble finding them in Caledon. It was Pancake Tuesday, and suppers were being held in various locations. There was a large crowd of diners out at St. John’s Anglican Church on Highway 9. Susan Schuschu and Chris Cox were serving Orangeville resident Steve Koolen his dinner.

Jacob Hilliard, 10, was working with his grandfather Walter Jungwirth and Graham French in the kitchen at St. John’s.
Photos by Bill Rea

Scouts were busy pitching in at Knox United Church in Caledon village, including Owen Villmann, Sarah Domodossola, Sofie Turner, Carson Burke, Josh Germana and Will McClurg.

Knox Church was filled with hungry diners Tuesday night. Sharon Lambert was busy in the kitchen preparing the sausage.

Knox Church was filled with hungry diners Tuesday night. Sharon Lambert was busy in the kitchen preparing the sausage.

The Pancake suppers started early. The Caledon Seniors’ Centre in Bolton was a busy place at lunch time with their annual event. Henry Naag was among those busy in the kitchen.

St. James’ Anglican Church in Caledon East were holding their annual supper. Jasper Vollmerhaus, 6, of Caledon East was getting his supper from Jim Farmer.