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Looking through the smoke from the grill are (from left) Rotarians Steve Walton, Dale Ryan and Doug Scheppmann.

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The Whiskey Brotherhood returned to the festival and entertained the crowd with songs from the 1970s and 1980s.

ABOVE: Rotarian Eric Estes calls on a bidder during Wurst Fest’s popular live auction in which donated cars, trips, sporting event tickets, dinners, bicycles and household items are sold to the highest bidder.

Photo courtesy Roger Hall

LEFT: Hundreds of vehicles of all ages were on display Saturday.

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