In Your Neighborhood: Join us Sunday Morning, May 11, for a Mother’s day breakfast in Greenwater!

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Join us Sunday Morning, May 11, for a Mother’s day breakfast in Greenwater!

For a fun Mother’s Day outing, come to the Greenwater Community Center for a great breakfast of Pancakes and Syrup, Eggs, Sausage, Bacon, Orange Juice, plus Milk and Coffee (regular and decaf) and more. We’ll have really tasty food, flowers on cloth covered tables and a friendly environment.

Cost is only $10 for Adults and $5 for Children under 10 years of age.

Time is from 7 AM until 11 AM on Sunday May 11.

Location is the Greenwater Community Center.

Directions: Enjoy a spectacular drive through the woods – get everyone into the car and head towards Enumclaw, then follow SR-410 towards Mt. Rainier National Park. Your eyes will delight at the onrush of spring colors and you might see Deer and Elk as you motor along the forest lined hiway towards Greenwater. The Greenwater Community Center is located a little past mile post 44 along SR-410E. You will find the Community Center little over a mile after you pass the Naches Tavern. The Tavern is located at about mile post 43.

The Greenwater Community Council is using the opportunity of Mother’s Day to ask you to participate in a Canned Food drive to help the Enumclaw Food Bank. If you have an extra can of food or two, bring it by and we’ll see that it gets to the Enumclaw Food Bank for you! - Thank you in advance!!!

This event is sponsored by the all volunteer Greenwater Community Council.
We hope to see you there!

1 comment:

JosephMcG said...: I hope your breakfast event goes well. Sounds wonderful.; May 10, 2008 at 7:53 AM

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