Living in Bluffton

FROM BSC HAPPENINGS__The computer and phone class with Mr. Morris and his Tech Students will continue on May 12 at 3:30 p.m. at the Bluffton Senior Center. 

This one-on-one class is a great way to learn how to use the tech you already own. Class will last one hour. No registration required. 

FROM BSC HAPPENINGS__Bluffton Senior Center will hold it’s monthly dinner meeting on Monday, May 11 at 6:00 p.m. 

Pandora’s Lunch Box will cater the meal of meat loaf, mashed potatoes, cooked carrots, dinner roll and cheese cake.

Cost is $12 and reservations must be made by Wed May 6.

Ron Epp and Louise Matthews will lead a hymn sing. 

MEDIA RELEASE__Members of the Bluffton Lions Club and other public-spirited folks will be counting cyclists and pedestrians along Bluffton's pathways in May. They will display Lions Pathway Count signs in their windshields. They would appreciate a wave!

FROM BSC HAPPENINGS__First Methodist Church of Bluffton will serve a Community Meal at the Bluffton Senior Center on May 7.  All meals start at 6 p.m. and are free and open to the public. A free will offering is taken to help support the Bluffton food pantry.

MEDIA RELEASE__Sixteen members of the Bluffton Cattle Club provided community service on April 19 by helping the Bluffton Ohio Historical Society (BOHS) get the historic 1899 Depot, 415 N. Spring St., ready for the busy upcoming event season.

While some members spruced up the grounds and flower beds, others gave the Depot’s meeting room and kitchen a good spring scrub. Members then gathered on the Depot’s back deck for an outdoor club meeting.

BOHS thanks the Cattle Club for their service! The Bluffton Cattle Club is an Allen County 4-H group directed by Alan Begg.

By Paula Pyzik Scott

For four days in March, the Global Communication Club at Bluffton High School hosted 10 students and 2 English teachers from Ogawa High School in Japan. 

The Japanese students stayed with local host families, attended classes at Bluffton High School and participated in a variety of cultural and community activities. They also visited with employees at SumiRiko Ohio, a supplier of anti-vibration products to the auto industry, which is headquartered in Japan.

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