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Rehab room at Mennonite Home

Mennonite Memorial Home announces the addition of private rooms for rehabilitation and recovery after surgery or an extended illness.

These new rehab and recovery rooms are for persons who are looking for a short stay and plan to return to their home.

Mennonite Memorial Home will work with physicians and families to follow a plan of care to get people back to their home as quickly as possible.

Mennonite Memorial Home also works with Northwest Physical Therapy on speech, occupational and physical therapy during individual recoveries.

Village Cut & Curl, 212 Cherry St., announces that Angie Sunderland has joined its staff. Sunderland has 13 years of experience and loves the new trends in cutting and hair color, according to Lynda Best. She also enjoys men and children cuts. Call 419-358-7593 at Village Cut N Curl for a appointment.

The Mennonite Memorial Home is needing a Mobile Meal driver. This volunteer position is for just one day, on the second Monday of each month.

The Mobile Mealdriver would deliver meals at 11:30 a.m.. Meals are delivered to those living within the village. To volunteer for this position, please contact Mary Ann Ring, Volunteer Coordinator, at 419.358.1015.

More than 15 residents of Maple Crest will show hobbies to the public Thursday, July 14, from 6:30-8 p.m. in the Patio Room at Maple Crest Senior Living Village in Bluffton.

The community is invited to Maple Crest, which is handicap accessible, to browse through the hobbies and collections of the residents.

Some residents may be present with their displays and can answer questions specific to their hobbies, others will be marked with descriptive information cards.

Trevor Meyer

Apollo Career Center and Bluffton High School student Trevor Meyer took the bronze medal for third place in the Skills USA Championships recently. The event was in automated manufacturing technology held in Kansas City, Mo.

Over 5,600 career and technical education students joined in the hands on-competition in 94r different trade, technical and leadership fields areas.

Dave " Crackerjack" Kisor, Bruce "Bruiser" Steingass, Devin "Paydirt" Kisor, Joel "Rod" Groman, Andy "Fingers" Chappell-Dick, Dennis "Numbers" Gallant, "Professor" Dave Bracy Back Row: "Dangerous" Dan Groman, Logan "Long Ball" Steingass, Clay "Off the Wall" Wannemacher, David "Rip" Glick, Justin "Scooter" Shannon, Evan "Twinkletoes" Skilliter, Todd "T-Bone" Phillips, Steve "No Muff" Yarnell

Submitted by "Dangerous" Dan Groman, Icon base ball reporter
The Shannon Sodbusters base ball team gathered at the Bluffton village park following the Bluffton sesquicentennial parade on July 2.

In 1860, the village was still known as Shannon, and the rules were put together for a new sport known as base ball.

With temperatures in the 90s, and with clear skies, a light breeze brought a lttle relief from the afternoon heat.

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