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Here's some photos from Jamie Nygaard

Jamie Nygaard spent some time at the Allen County Fair that closed in late August. She shares these photos of area residents.

• April Dorman won 2nd place for her Chicken Casserole

• Bob Holt and daughter Sarah (Holt) Lehman sheer Sarah's son's sheep

• Jacob and Eli Lehman getting their sheep ready to show

• Keri (Hilty) McCoy gets a Blue ribbon for her carrots

• Rachel (Holt) Terlecky helps her nephew, Eli Lehman clean his sheep

• Rebekah Hoff

• Vickie Hauenstein shows off her 2nd place dress she made

Also recipient of several fair awards

Eli Okuley, 14, freshman at Bluffton High School, and member of the Bunny
Boosters 4-H Club, received awards at this year's Allen County Junior and Senior Fair. He is the son of Bruce and Carole Okuley of Bluffton.Those awards follow:

• Eli was the 2018 Jr Fair Rabbit King

Almost 20 Bluffton area residents – runners and walkers – will participate in the 9th annual 5K Mock Turtle run/walk, Saturday, Sept. 1, in Fryburg (near Wapakoneta), according to Rachel Mathewson.

The event is part of that community’s annual homecoming. 

The area participants are part of an Ebenezer Mennonite Church 5K Challenger group.

Vera Basinger is the teacher in the elementary class photo taken by Leland Gerber. The Icon iinvites viewers to provide identifications of the students and the class year.  Send to: [email protected]

Tim Closson, elementary principal, took his familiar post on Monday as he welcomes students to school. Watch the Icon for lots more first day photos by Jamie Nygaard. And, check out the video, by clicking here.

Et Cetera Shop's second annual quarter week is more than nickel and dime stuff

By Liz Gordon-Hancock
The Et Cetera Shop, 111 S. Main St.,  held its second annual quarter week sale this past week. All clothing, excluding scarves, underwear, hats, purses and hats, cost a quarter (plus tax).

The Icon can report that the Et Cetera Shop sold 5,195 items of clothing during the week-long sale. Adult clothing was definitely the top-seller of the week, averaging over 600 items sold every day, according to Chrissy Lugibihl, store manager.

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