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One in a Number perform at December Sr. dinner

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 7, 2010 - 4:49pm

One in a Number, a Bluffton women's choir will perform during the December Bluffton Senior Citizen dinner meeting.

The dinner is at 6 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 8, at the Center. Schnipke Inn, Ottawa, is catering the dinner. Treva Kinsinger, who turns 90 in December will receive a life membership at the dinner.

MC is Don Wymer. Hostesses are Kay Burkholder and friends.

Several other events take place this month at the Center.

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Dec. 16 next community meal

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 7, 2010 - 4:36pm

The next community meal is Thursday, Dec. 16, according to the members of the Bluffton Area Ministerial Association, who sponsor the event. The meal is from 6 to 6:45 p.m. and has no charge. It is held at the Bluffton Senior Citizens Center.

Persons may, however, provide donations to assist the Bluffton Community Assistance Program food pantry.

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Worship
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Kenton-BHS game moved to Jan. 3

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 7, 2010 - 12:49pm

The Kenton at Bluffton varsity/junior varsity boys basketball game has been moved from Tuesday, Jan. 4 to Monday, Jan. 3, at Bluffton. The start time for the jv game will remain the same at 6 p.m. Here is the revised boys' schedule.

JV games start at 6 p.m.

2010-2011 BOYS V/JV BASKETBALL

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Sports
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1922 was a good year

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 7, 2010 - 12:17pm

FN 1922 - The Icon spotted this plate on Main Street. Is it the that "FN" was born?

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Regional news
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Nativities at the library

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 7, 2010 - 10:33am
Nativities at the library

Nativities collected and created by Carolyn Urich Rich adorn the display case of Bluffton Public Library in December. Rich's collection includes a wide variety of sizes and media.

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15-year-old bakes up a storm

Posted by Fred Steiner on December 7, 2010 - 8:58am
Lily Schumacher framed by her dough hook

By Mary Pannabecker Steiner

Like most young children, Lily Schumacher enjoyed helping out in the kitchen.

But about the time she reached third grade, she took matters into her own hands and embarked on a baking spree. Six years later, she's still mid-spree. Her baking knowledge far outweighs that of many adults.

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