EDGERTON FALL FESTIVAL … Left to right, Danielle Norris, Leigha Perez, Aiden King and Addison King, bought dog bandanas from Mandy Hutchinson of Sew Perfect Creations. (PHOTOS BY DANIEL COOLEY, STAFF)
By: Daniel Cooley
The Edgerton Fall Fest, held on Saturday, October 8, was a success. Mary Juarez of Never Let Go Ministries said that there were 40 vendors and over 100 cars participated in the cruise-in portion of the event,
The fall fest was a fundraiser for Never Let Go Ministries.
The ministry is a no profit drug prevention organization, formed in honor of Marjoe Gineman, who died after a drug overdose.
The cruise-in portion gave out nine best of show trophies, for car, truck, rut rod, motorcycle, hot rod, hot rod truck, mayor’s choice, policeman’s choice, and Never Let Go Minstries’ Choice.
Among the foods available were hot dogs and hamburgers, along with a cookie and drink, provided by Rhonda Fackler of Thrive Insurance, coffee, cider and donuts, bake sales and curly fries, provided by the Antwerp Conservation Club.
In honor of the event, Seth Resendez was scheduled to hold a 50-mile Poker Run.
In addition, a 50-50 raffle was held, there was a raffle table with 38 available items and a Big TV Raffle, with the winner receiving a 65-inch big screen TV.
The names of the winners were not available at press time.
Dan can be reached at publisher@thevillagereporter.com
