Letter: Bluffton 4-H Cattle Club thanks sponsors at the fair
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The Bluffton 4-H Cattle Club would like to thank its sponsors at the Allen County Fair.
A special thanks to Buckland Acres Bistro, Kah’s Meats, Riley Creek Pharmacy, Happy Yolk Farms, Myer Buldozing, Block Insurance, Jennings Gomer Equity, Alberta Lee, Allen Co. Commisioner-plaque supporter, Elida Machine & Tool, Kale’s Trucking, Gary Lugibihl Excavating, Bluffton Beaverdam Pandora Buyers Group, Glandorf Feed Company, The Bluffton Stone Complany, Kewpee, and
Mercy Health for supporting our 4H members at the fair this year.
In case you don't know about the Allen County Fair, it is an amazing place
with rides, games, prizes and so much more.
I, myself, enjoy to watch the actors and stuntmen. Rides include...the
Starship 8000, where it uses the centrifugal force to keep you against a wall.
The Freak Out is a massive swing that reaches higher than 180 degrees. The
Crazy Bus is a big bus that will spin up and down for little kids.
And of course, the main attraction, a Farris Wheel. There also is a livestock
scramble for people of any age. There are also several shows. There are so
many things to enjoy at the Allen County Fair. Please come again next year!
Again a special thanks to are sponsors. Goodbye and hope for another good
year.
Landon Sehlhorst, club reporter
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