Gillette's famous sausage rolls on chamber's breakfast menu; meeting topic: "How to have a more attractive lawn than your neighbor this year"
Want to have a lawn and garden more attractive than your neighbor this spring and summer?
Several Bluffton lawn and garden experts will provide tips on how to pull it off during the 7 a.m., Friday, March 8, Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast. The free breakfast takes place in the third floor of the Bluffton town hall. It is open to the public.
Luke’s Bar and Grill is the breakfast provider and breakfast sponsor. Serving starts at 7 a.m. and the program starts at 7:30 a.m.
On the breakfast menu, Luke brings back a Bluffton original – Gillette’s sausage rolls. Based on a secret Gillette family recipe, the rolls will be recreated to the best of Luke’s abilities.
Presenters include:
• Luke Young, who takes care of the community’s largest lawns: Bluffton Golf Club and Hidden Creek Golf Club. He will discuss lawn care tips.
• Susie and Steve Stratton, Stratton Greenhouses, will provide tips for flower planting.
• Dave Lugibihl of Lugibihl’s Spray Service, will provide information on mulch and fertilizer.
• There may be other speakers, who are not yet confirmed.
In addition:
• Dennis Gallant, Bluffton’s mayor will be introduced.
• Tickets for “Driving Miss Daisy,” a chamber fundraiser, will be available.
• Dick Ramseyer will provide an update on this year’s Bluffton Lions Foundation Corvette car raffle.
• Deb Beer will give information on this year’s Explore Bluffton Visitors’ guide.
• Stephanie Baugh will tell members about this spring’s Riley Creek Festival at Bluffton University.
The breakfast is open to the public. Persons are asked to RSVP to [email protected].
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