$5 can buy 600 pounds of hamburger, steak
Buy a raffle ticket for the “Where’s the Beef” fall steer giveaway and you may not have to buy meat for dinner for a long, long time. Plus, you’ll provide the high school football team with the tools to have another winning season.
The 1,200 pound steer for the giveaway is being raised at Moser Cattle Company in Meansville and is grain fed twice a day. The Pirate Touchdown Club will pay the processing fee and the steer will provide up to 600 pounds of meat for the raffle winner.
“Besides getting a 1,000 plus pound animal and all that meat for $5, it is also going to support the football team and their progress in building a champion team,” said Sondra Moser. “People should support how hard the kids work and practice in 90 degree weather to get prepared for a phenomenal season like last year.”
Tickets are available from any football team member, coach or member of the Pirate Touchdown Club and by email at piratetdclub@ gmail.com. Tickets also will be sold at the Treasure Chest at all Pirates’ home games. The drawing will be held during half-time at the Pirates’ last home game of the season Oct. 30.
Read the rest of the article in the Pike County Journal-Reporter's Wednesday, July 29 edition.
“Besides getting a 1,000 plus pound animal and all that meat for $5, it is also going to support the football team and their progress in building a champion team,” said Sondra Moser. “People should support how hard the kids work and practice in 90 degree weather to get prepared for a phenomenal season like last year.”
Tickets are available from any football team member, coach or member of the Pirate Touchdown Club and by email at piratetdclub@ gmail.com. Tickets also will be sold at the Treasure Chest at all Pirates’ home games. The drawing will be held during half-time at the Pirates’ last home game of the season Oct. 30.
Read the rest of the article in the Pike County Journal-Reporter's Wednesday, July 29 edition.
Schools for too long have put more importance in sports while kids continue to drop out and not get a good education.