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Busy Time for Holden 4-H Beef Club

Busy Time for Holden 4-H Beef Club

 

Alyssa Ezio - Club Reporter

It has been a busy few weeks. It started on Jan. 27 going to Tofield Packers with a tour of the facility and how beef gets processed, how it’s cut and hung, leaving with some beef jerky.

Touring Tofield Packers.
(Holden 4-H Beef Club)

Then we went and volunteered for the Bruce Ag Society Comedy Supper on Feb. 10. The members worked hard and had a lot of fun washing dishes and cleaning up.

Members at Bruce comedy night.
(Holden 4-H Beef Club)

The next day right to public speaking. We are grateful for the judges coming and listening to our speeches and presentations.

After the busy weekend we got a break from each other on Monday night to be back together on Tuesday night for Shrove Tuesday. A lot of fun was had when we did it. Washing dishes, cleaning tables and serving and visiting with patrons. The funds that were raised from the 50/50 draw were donated to the residents at the Holden Lodge so they could go on day trips and other things.

Tate Bratrud and James Buttner.
(Holden 4-H Beef Club)
Kitchen crew hard at work.
(Holden 4-H Beef Club)
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