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CONGRESSMAN DEAN PHILLIPS STOPS BY THE PANCAKE BREAKFAST TO GREET VETERANS AND SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY
June 4, 2023
The C.A.R. membership (including Katherine Ahlquist and Lydia Muldoon, co-Presidents of C.A.R.) were honored to welcome Congressman Dean Phillips to the 18th annual "Revolutionary" Flying Pancake Breakfast at the historic Wayzata Depot. Dean has been a strong supporter of all our veterans in Washington DC, and we were pleased to be able to introduce him to some of the veterans at the event.
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LAKE MINNETONKA CAR PARTICIPATES IN LIBRARY OF CONGRESS VETERANS HISTORY PROJECT
June 9, 2019
In honor of Veteran’s Day, Lake Minnetonka C.A.R. President Angus Muldoon participated in the Library of Congress Veterans History Project by interviewing a Marine who served in Vietnam.
The Veterans History Project collects, preserves, and makes accessible the personal accounts of American war veterans so that future generations may hear directly from veterans and better understand the realities of war. Recordings of the interviews across the country will be archived for posterity.
We are so grateful for the service and sacrifice of our Veterans, and so glad their stories will be preserved for future generations.
And of course, thank you to the Lake Minnetonka DAR for organizing these interviews!!
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WAYZATA CELEBRATES 2021 FOURTH OF JULY, WITH FLYING PANCAKES
July 6, 2021
Wayzata’s Fourth of July Revolutionary Flying Pancake Breakfast made a welcomed return to Depot Park after COVID-19 forced the cancellation of last summer’s event. Angus Muldoon and Amalia Ahlquist, Co-Presidents of the Lake Minnetonka Society of the Children of the American Revolution, were pleased to welcome over 1200 hungry people to the lakeside event. Over $2,000 was raised this year, to be donated to a veteran's cause selected by the C.A.R. members.
SUN SAILOR INTERVIEW WITH ANGUS MULDOON AND AMALIA AHLQUIST: THE 2021 PANCAKE BREAKFAST RETURNS!
June 23, 2021
"...Amalia Ahlquist and Angus Muldoon, co-presidents for the Children of the American Revolution’s local chapter, said they’re excited to welcome families back to Wayzata as people are getting more comfortable returning to their annual traditions..."
THE FLYING PANCAKE BREAKFAST RETURNS IN 2021 AFTER COVID HIATUS!
June 9, 2021
"Enjoy a memorable Flying Pancake Breakfast! Guests will "catch 'em if they can" pancakes tossed from the grill. Breakfast includes pancakes, sausage, coffee, and a cold drink. Breakfast is $8 (cash or checks only) at the door. U.S. Veterans eat free. At 10 a.m., a short ceremony and flag raising including rifle salute will be conducted..."
THE JULY 4TH "REVOLUTIONARY" FLYING PANCAKE BREAKFAST IS BACK IN 2021!
May 11, 2021
After a hiatus due to construction and covid-19, the Children of the American Revolution Lake Minnetonka Society are pleased to announce that the 15th annual Pancake Breakfast is back!
Guests will once again be treated to "catch 'em if they can" pancakes tossed from the grill. Breakfast includes pancakes, sausage, coffee, and a cold drink. Breakfast $8.00 (cash or checks only) at the door. USA Veterans eat free. At 10am, a short ceremony and flag raising including rifle salute will be conducted.
SUMMER EVENT CANCELLATIONS IN WAYZATA CONTINUE AMID PANDEMIC
June 2, 2020
From the Sun Sailor: "The Fourth of July Flying Pancake Breakfast was also recently canceled.
This year would have been the event’s 14th year at the Wayzata Depot. The lakeside celebration, hosted by the Lake Minnetonka Children of the American Revolution, typically features a ceremony honoring local U.S. war veterans and guests lining up to catch “flying” pancakes flung from a griddle.
The event, which regularly draws around 1,500 visitors, began as a service project by youth members of the Lake Minnetonka Children of the American Revolution as a way to present an educational event that honors veterans...."
