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Washington County 4-H pancake breakfast a success
WASHINGTON — Washington County 4-H clubs came together Saturday morning and hosted a very popular pancake breakfast.
The free will donations at the event went toward 4-H enrollment fees for youth in Washington County.
The event was well supported by the community.
According to 4-H member Hunter Robertson, who raises rabbits, goats, and trains a dog for the program, it had been busy and they had gone through more than eight gallons of milk by 9:30 a.m.
4-H members from various groups around the county served food, bused tables, and even took photos.
“It’s fun to be around other club members,” 4-H volunteer photographer for the day Rylee Libe said.
The meal consisted of pancakes, eggs, sausage, and drink choices.
Pork was donated by Brenneman Pork and Merit Swine, Inc-Dennis Gratz.
Eggs were donated SASS Family Farms-Maurice 7 Sherry Sass and West Fork Farmstead-Natasha Wilson.
Hy-Vee donated the pancake syrup.
Table service was donated by Farm credit services, Hills Bank, Powell Funeral Home, Titan Pro-Spencer Shalla, and Washington State Bank.
The grills were taken care of by Brian Eakins, Duane Hammen, and the Knights of Columbus.
Additional donations were made by Fareway and Freeman Foods.
Comments: AnnaMarie.Ward@southeastiowaunion.com
The Andrews family enjoys a well earned breakfast after biking to the fairgrounds. Pictured: front- Leda and Joan Andrews, middle- Alicia and Cyrus Andrews, Back- Hannah Rodgers and Jordan Thorius (AnnaMarie Ward/The Union)
Sophomore Rylee Libe takes photos for the 4-H clubs at the annual pancake breakfast. (AnnaMarie Ward/The Union)
John Marek, from the Knights of Columbus, used his self designed propane pancake griddle at the 4-H pancake breakfast. (AnnaMarie Ward)
