Home News East La Penitence now curry beef cook-out champs
– as Police Deputy Superintendent hosts community event
On Saturday, February 8, 2025, the Agricola Community Centre Ground came alive with the rich aromas of spice and camaraderie, as Deputy Superintendent J. Sullivan, Officer in-charge of #2 Sub-Division, hosted a Curry Beef Cook-Out.
The event was complemented with youth activities and clothing distribution, which created much enthusiasm and interest within the community.
According to the Guyana Police Force (GPF), the event was well-attended, and highlighted the importance of community bonding, teamwork and generosity among residents.
The cook-out featured spirited competition among teams from Ruimveldt, East Ruimveldt, and East La Penitence, each bringing their unique culinary flair to the table.
The curried beef was prepared with passion and skill, resulting in a delectable feast for everyone.![](https://guyanatimesgy.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/cookout3-300x197.jpg)
The excitement reached its peak as East La Penitence emerged as the champion of the competition, earning accolades and bragging rights, while solidifying their culinary prowess in front of their community.
As the day unfolded, children from the youth groups enjoyed a host of activities and delights as their laughter filled the air.
They were treated to ample food and drinks, creating a fun-filled environment that fostered friendships and lasting memories.
Another significant aspect of the day was the clothing distribution, generously provided by Mr Peter Assing and his dedicated team.![](https://guyanatimesgy.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/cookout-300x176.jpg)
Many residents benefited from this act of kindness, receiving much-needed clothing that would help those in need within the community. The initiative showcased the spirit of giving and support that defines Agricola, emphasising the importance of looking out for one another.
The event was further uplifted by the presence of Pastor Jean Roberts, who offered a heartfelt message of unity and service.
At the day’s end, Miss Sullivan expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the Cadet Officer Grandison and Station Sergeants, whose continuous support made the event a resounding success.
“This gathering exemplifies the power of collaboration and community spirit, I am extremely grateful for everyone’s contributions,” she remarked, highlighting the teamwork that made the event possible.