CHAUVIN 4-H BEEF CLUB
SHOW & SALE 2025
WEDNESDAY JUNE 4, 2025
WAINWRIGHT PEACE MEMORIAL MULTIPLE X 400 8 St Wainwright, AB T9W 1C3
SHOW & SALE DAY
9:30 AM Females Start 2:00 PM Steer Weight Classes
Sale of Steers to Follow 6:30 PM Supper
SHOW DAY CONTACTS
Jace Larouche (780) 806-9741
Wyatt Glover (403) 348-3324
If you or your organization have been asked to purchase a steer, but do not want to keep the animal, you may resell it to a commercial buyer for a floor price to be announced prior to the sale.
EXAMPLE
Purchase Price: 1,250 lbs. x $2.90 = $3,625
Resale Price: 1,250 lbs. x $2.00 = $2,500 Your actual cost: $1,225
Your support as this sale will encourage these 4-Hers to continue their pursuit of the livestock industry. These young people have devoted many hours to the preparations of their animals to present them at this sale of quality beef animals. Remember that these young people have higher costs than commercial cattlemen. Premium prices all them a small margin of profit.
CHAUVIN
4-H CLUB LEADERS
Jamie
Shannon
Sheldon
2024 CHAUVIN STEER BUYERS
CHAUVIN 4-H STEERS
ANNIKA WHITE
This is my third year of 4-H as a Junior, and my steers name is Chuck. He is a really good animal except when he steps on my foot! I like 4-H because I get to meet new friends and learn new skills. I also enjoy playing hockey, curling, fastball and golf.
JUNIOR
EVIE BEATTY
My name is Evie Beatty, I’m a junior member in my 2nd year of 4-H. This is my steer, Pepper. He is a Black Angus twin that I bottle fed as a calf. He is quiet, calm and very easy to work with. He loves getting brushed or getting a bath. Thank you to all the sponsors and buyers who support our club.
JUNIOR
CHAUVIN 4-H STEERS
JUNIOR EVERLY PARE
My name is Everly Pare and this is my first Market Steer named Happy. This is my second year in the Chauvin 4-H club but it is my first time showing a steer. My steer is so cute, and I named him happy because his fur makes it look like he is smiling. He is calm and very friendly although he likes to get rowdy with his buddy steers. I love him so much.
ZANE MCMANN
Hi, my name is Zane McMann and I’m part of the Chauvin Beef Club. This is my first year doing 4-H. My calf is named Shaggy because my sister always calls me that. The nickname started after I grew my hair out a little to have hockey hair. This name suits my calf too because of his coat. I’m excited for my first show day and sale. Thank you very much to all the sponsors and volunteers who make all this possible.
JUNIOR
CHAUVIN 4-H STEERS
GRAYSON PARE
INTERMEDIATE
INTERMEIDATE
RYLAN PARE
My name is Rylan Pare, and this is my first year in 4 H. I hope you like my market steer project. His name is Rocky. I hope he will be a winner!
My name is Grayson Pare, and this is my second year in 4-H. My steer’s name is Fergus and he has filled out well, he’s been on a mix of oats hay and barley. Thank you to Benoit Construction for buying my steer last year.
CHAUVIN 4-H STEERS
INTERMEDIATE
ZACK MCMANN
Hi, my name is Zack McMann, and I am from Chauvin 4-H Beef Club, and I have been a member for 6 years. My calf’s name is Chubs, and he is a Simmental steer. He is on barley/corn ration, and hay. He loves it when I tie him up and lead him around. Thanks to White Wolf Mechanical for buying my steer last year and to everyone that helps our small club. I hope to see lots of buyers on June 4th for our Achievement Day.
KEYSHA MCMANN
SENIOR
Hi, my name is Keysha McMann, and I am the treasurer of the Chauvin 4-H Beef Club. I have been a member for 7 years. My steer’s name is Carl’s Jr. He is a big boy and gaining lots. He is on a barley/corn ration. His breed is a Simmental. He is very friendly and loves to lick. Every time I tie him up, I brush him. Thank you to Pare Farms for buying my calf last year and to all the sponsors for supporting our small club. We wouldn’t be a club without you guys. I hope to see a lot of buyers on June 4th for our Achievement Day at the Wainwright Arena.
CHAUVIN 4-H CLEAVERS
CLEAVER
KAYDEE MONCRIEFF
Hello, my name is Kaydee Moncrieff, and I am 6 years old. I enjoy helping on the farm, working with all of our animals and showing our purebred cattle in the winter. This is my first year of 4-H and I am so excited to show you my heifer calf named Tulip!
I am a third year Cleaver and my calf’s name is Slimmer because of the white hair looks like slime dripping down. I like the new friends I see and the crafts we do at meetings. I also like playing goalie in hockey and bat catcher in hardball.
BAREK WHITE
CHAUVIN 4-H CLEAVERS
ARCHIE SCHOPFER
Hi, my name is Archie, and I am 7 years old. I love all things farming. My favourite jobs are riding in the sprayer and combining with dad. I enjoy playing hockey and baseball and riding my dirt bike. This is my first year in 4-H.
OLIVER SCHOPFER
Hi, my name is Oliver, and I am 9 years old. I enjoy being outside and looking for bugs. My favourite animal is a snake. I like to play the piano and write funny stories. This is my 2nd year in 4-H, and I really love my heifer calf Night Guard.
CHAUVIN 4-H FOODS
The 4-H Foods & Nutrition Program helps youth develop a passion for cooking and learning about food while fostering essential life skills. Through interactive and hands-on activities, participants discover how to make healthy food choices, prepare meals safely, and understand the science behind what we eat.
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Shannon McNally for her outstanding leadership and dedication to the 4-H Foods & Nutrition Program. Shannon’s passion for teaching, commitment to our youth, and tireless support have made this program a success and a source of inspiration for all participants. Your guidance helps our 4-H members grow and thrive—thank you for all you do!
ADAM MALIN
SENIOR
Hello, my name is Adam Malin. I am the president of the Chauvin 4-H Beef Club, this is my 5th year in 4-H. I may not have an animal this year but I was a part of the foods program and participated in small engines. Some of the projects we completed in foods were chicken fajitas, meatloaf and lasagna soup. In small engines we have worked on a hedge trimmer, leaf blower, a generator and water pumps. I hope you can stop by and look at my poster board and I can tell you all about my projects.
My name is Kaycee Dallyn. I’m 11 years old and this is my first year of 4-H. I am taking the foods class this year. It has been a fun learning experience for me. I have made sheet pans meals and some soups and desserts. Everything we’ve made was tasty and my family loved it. I have also learned lots of skills along the way. I can’t wait to join again next year.
JUNIOR KAYCEE DALLYN
CHAUVIN 4-H SMALL ENGINES
MEMBERS OF SMALL ENGINES
Annika White, Evie Beatty, Everly Pare, Grayson Pare, Rylan Pare, and Adam Malin
The Small Engines 4-H Club is a hands-on program designed for youth interested in learning how engines work—and how to keep them running! Through a combination of guided instruction, project work, and real-world practice, members gain valuable skills in mechanics, maintenance, and troubleshooting of small gasoline-powered engines, such as lawnmowers, chainsaws, and go-karts.
Club members learn to identify engine parts, safely disassemble and reassemble components, change oil, clean carburetors, and diagnose common problems. The program emphasizes safety, responsibility, and technical skill-building, preparing youth for potential future careers in mechanics, engineering, or other technical trades.
Whether you’re looking to fix up an old mower or just curious about what makes an engine tick, the Small Engines 4-H Club is a great place to learn, experiment, and get your hands dirty—all while having fun and working alongside peers who share your interests.
A special thank you to Sheldon Bystrom for generously sharing his time, tools, and knowledge as our club leader. Your dedication helps young people learn skills they’ll use for life!
