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This recipe is from the November 2010 Maple Crest newsletter.

RECIPE shared from the Maple Crest kitchen
Apple Chunk Cake

1 1/2 cups salad oil
2 cups sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
2 tsp cinnamon
2 tsp vanilla
1 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp soda
3 cups flour
3 cups apples, chopped

Combine salad oil, eggs, and vanilla.Add rest of ingredients.

Bake at 350 for 1 hour in 9 x13 pan. Sprinkle with powdered sugar while still warm, or can be baked with pecans on top.

Ariel Shuey

15 Minutes with Ariel Shuey, Bluffton University student

Where's your hometown, what's your major at Bluffton and what year are you?

I was born in Toledo, but now live in Fremont. I attended Fremont Ross High School. I am currently two credit hours short of being a junior and am majoring in communication with a concentration in public relations.

Who was the first person you met in Bluffton?

Linda Cupples in the Bluffton admissions office.

The October Students of the Month for Bluffton Middle School were recently announced. Click here for photos.

6th Grade:

Kristen Yost, daughter of Jason and Jennifer Yost, Bluffton.
Kristen is a member of the BMS Strings and band programs. She attends Stonbridge Church of God in Findlay and is in Dance at Cindy's Tap on Wood in Columbus Grove.

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Bob Amstutz of the Bluffton American Legion Post and a group of vets visited to Maple Crest on Veterans Day. The Legion members presented a program, gave some historical information and then presented each of the veterans of Maple Crest with a flag and a salute.

Peter Cleveland

Photo and story by Marlon Young, Bluffton Icon intern

Everyone has heard the Groucho Marx quote: "Behind every successful man is a woman." Likewise, behind every successful dining service, there is a successful business person. At Bluffton University, that businessperson is Peter Cleveland.

There are many stories of how someone ends up in a specific career. Not everyone has a great success story, however, in order to be great at what you do, you have to have some struggles along the way.

Tsedey Biru

Photo and story by Jordan Howe, Icon intern

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When Tsedey Biru was on her way to Bluffton University to she thought she was going to be living in a big city, and then she started driving on country roads and was surrounded by cornfields. Biru's journey to Bluffton was not easy and was unexpected.

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