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BFR shoe collection reaches 215 bags

It rained shoes this winter and early spring at Bluffton Family Recreation.

According to Joseph Beagle, BFR director, 215 bags of shoes were collected this year.

The shoes are now on their way to Florida. There they will be sent to persons in 25 underdeveloped countries where micro-enterprises use them for their businesses.

Beagle said that a special thanks goes to Sharon Calvelage from the Catholic Ladies Association, who assisted BFR in getting the shoes collected.

St. John's UCC beef and noodle dinner April 22

St. John's United Church of Christ, corner of College Avenue and Jackson Street,  will hold a beef and noodle dinner Friday, April 22, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.  

If you would like a meal to go and cannot pick it up, call the church office at 419-358-5641. Those meals will be delivered. 

Dinner prices are: adults $8; 6th grade through college  $5; Elementary  $4;  Pre-K  Free

 

 

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Ready to fly

It's spring. Claire from the 3-year-old class at Bluffton Community Preschool enjoys pretending to be a bird in the dramatic play area. (Linda Headings photo)

Gathering in Delphos for Lincoln Highway state meeting April 30

The Delphos Museum of Postal History hosts the 22nd annual Ohio Lincoln Highway League state meeting on Saturday, April 30, beginning at 10 a.m.  

The morning will include three presentations: Ron Bagley of Van Wert will give a history of George Marsh and the Marsh Foundation School.  Delphos residents Ed Ulrich and Steve Dorsten will give presentations on the history of Delphos and the Miami and Erie Canal, respectively.

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Pirate track teams win tri-meet

Both Bluffton High School girls' and boys' track teams swept a tri-meet on April 19. Individual results are below.

GIRLS
Bluffton - 76
USV - 41
Waynesfield-Goshen - 40

BOYS
Bluffton - 68.33
USV - 64.33
Waynesfield-Goshen - 39.33

 

 

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Arbor Day event remembers Phil Kingsley April 30

The Bluffton Tree Commission will hold an Arbor Day celebration at 10 a.m., Saturday, April 30, at the village arboretum on Lake Street.

The celebration will include a tree planting in honor and remembrance of long-time commission member Phil Kingsley and a presentation by Girl Scout Troop #2007 of their newly created Guide to the Trees of the National Quarry Arboretum. 

The event is open to the public.

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