On Oct. 3, the Wautoma Area Fire Department held its fundraiser at the fire department on S. Fair St., Wautoma. Hundreds enjoyed a meal catered by Moose Inn; each person received a door prize, including about a dozen guns and many prizes donated by area businesses. Raffles included everything from the Mystery Raffle to guns, pistols, a 75-inch TV, grills, a kayak, a small refrigerator/freezer, a collection of toy fire trucks and so much more.
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Firefighters Rick King and Larry Buntrock were taking tickets at the door.
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Ralph Shemanski and Eric Vezina, WAFD, kept busy selling raffle tickets for the Mystery Raffle worth over $1600.
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Wautoma Firefighter Chris Hedrick was selling raffle tickets on this board to win the maximum tickets from every raffle at the banquet.
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Mystery Raffle Winner of an over & under 12 gauge Tri Star Shotgun, miscellaneous hunting supplies, and a walk-in pop-up blind, a value of over $1600, was won by Kelsey Gustin, Plainfield. With Kelsey is Pat Handel, Wautoma Area Fire Department.
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Mary & Roger Charette, Kathy & Kevin Fitzgerald, Rod Holtz, Helen Reed, and Linda and Jerry Cummings shared a table at the Wautoma Area Fire Department Banquet.
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Barb Struzynski, Pat Cayer, Barb Gehrke, and Blanche Yohn enjoying a Moose Inn catered dinner.
Photos by Mary Kunasch, Argus Correspondent
Ralph Shemanski and Eric Vezina, WAFD, kept busy selling raffle tickets for the Mystery Raffle worth over $1600.
Photos by Mary Kunasch, Argus Correspondent
Just one of the fleet owned by the Wautoma Area Fire Department, housed at the Wautoma Fire Station located on S. Fair Street.
Photos by Mary Kunasch, Argus Correspondent
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