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Presentation part of a series on campus

Dr. Gerald J. Mast, professor of communication at Bluffton University will present “What Suffering Martyrs Teach Us about Christian Mission: Lessons from the Passau Songs of the ‘Ausbund,’” at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 8 in Marbeck Center’s Kreider Room. 

Dr. Andrea Motto ’97, manager of public and youth engagement at the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, will present the Alumni Forum, “Privilege, Resilience and Equity in Science Education," at 11 a.m. on Oct. 10 in Yoder Recital Hall.

The Bluffton High School class of 1962, celebrates its 55th class reunion at Henry’s recently.

Front row:  Sue Bash Mathewson, Donna Basinger Lehman, Nancy Balmer Steiner, Kathie Clark Stewart, Sandy Edie Nusbaum, Paula Greding Monroe, Donna McCluer Morrison, Jeanne Davis Smucker.

2nd row: Nancy Swank Yeager, Keith Klingler, Sharl Steiner, Sam Reichenbach, Chuck Amstutz, Jim Badertscher, Gene Mathewson, Donna Klingler Baxla, Rachel Hilty Friesen
3rd row: John Soldan, Dave Barnett, Steve Basinger, Scott Edwards.

The Dough Hook, 117 N. Main St., Bluffton, has an October fill-up-your freezer special," according to Marlena Ballinger, owner.

The special offer includes a quarter of beef, half of hog and 20 pounds of chicken. Open the attachment below for the complete list of items in this offer.

Here's the projected list

Bluffton spent $371,897 on street maintenance in 2017 and has an administrative estimate of $258,000 proposed for its 2017 street budget.  Looking at 2019, so far an estimated $183,000 in projects is on the table.

– Additional details are in the attachments at the bottom of this story.

The village spent $43,799 from 2015 to 2017 on asphalt sealing projects in town.

This information came from the Sept. 14 streets, lights and alley committee meeting, as presented to council on Sept. 18 by Joe Sehlhorst.

ICON PHOTO ESSAY - Bob Minto, potter, shared details of his craft with participants in Our Version of Adult Learning (OVAL) Monday at the Bluffton Senior Citizens Center. Here are some views of that presentation.

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