Exactly $59,200 was raised by Lima Building and Construction Trades partners at the annual Husky golf outing held July 26.
“Last year the golf outing brought in $114,000, and this year’s contribution by our partners represents more than half that amount. Our skilled union trades, union contractors and labor management groups are very proud to support this outing which enriches so many worthy organizations,” says Lima Building and Construction Trades President Mike Knisley.
Husky donates the funds raised at the golf outing to a variety of non-profit organizations.
Ideal Images, 114 E. College Ave., Bluffton, will host a “Ladies Night,” Wednesday, Aug. 13, according to Rachel Webster owner.
The event is from 5 to 8 p.m. at Ideal Images.
“The event will be a fun evening including Sycamore Lake Wine, Tastefully Simple, Premier Jewelry, Nicki Moser cake decorating and promotional spirit wear items to order and purchase, said Webster.
For more information call Webster at 567-226-1096.
Ten Thousand Villages reminds engaged couples that they may sign-up for a gift registry at the Bluffton store.
And, currently a wedding gift special is being offered, according to Aphaphanh Nussbaum, manger. The special is a pair of celebration goblets, which are silver-plated brass in a velvet keepsake box. The goblets are handcrafted from India.
Blanchard Valley Health System's Corporate PR & Marketing Department has been announced as one of two finalists for “Best Health Care Communications Team” in the nation through the prestigious 2014 Ragan Health Care PR & Marketing Awards.
The BVHS team was named a finalist for this top award for innovating and executing projects throughout 2013 including the Extraordinary People marketing campaign, Safety Dance internal education video, BVH admission packet revamping, electronic Japanese newsletter, social media advancement and more.
Groves Quality Collectibles, 204 N. Main St., has a new owner.
And, during business hours this Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., discounts are listed on many items.
The clearance sale on Saturday offer discounts of up to 50 percent on many of the items in the store.
The business was sold by Bob Wilch, current owner, to Dr. James Gideon. It is the intention of the new owner to close the business after Saturday. The business will reopen in a few weeks after a revamping of the merchandise.
