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BHS and middle school busy this week

Posted by Fred Steiner on September 30, 2010 - 7:38am

Here are several news items relating to Bluffton High School. News from the Middle School is also in this story.

Oct. 1 is the last day for students to hand in your T-Shirt order for the "White-Out". Pick up your order form in office.

Student Senate has a meeting Friday morning at 7:15 a.m. in Mrs. Riffle's room. All members must attend.

Seniors - Jostens will be here Thursday at 10:40 a.m. to meet with you regarding caps and gowns, announcements and other graduation items.

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What's for lunch at BHS in October?

Posted by Fred Steiner on September 30, 2010 - 7:24am

The October lunch menu for the Bluffton High School cafeteria has been posted. Persons interested in viewing it may open the Icon attachment on this page.

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Public Meetings
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Library thanks donors and volunteers

Posted by Fred Steiner on September 29, 2010 - 10:41pm

The Bluffton Library had many donors and volunteers support its recent 75th anniversary celebration. The attachment to this story lists those donors.

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People
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He painted the town

Posted by Fred Steiner on September 29, 2010 - 10:15pm

In case you hadn't noticed, the Oscar Velasquez mural on the Forever In Stitches wall is complete. On Sept. 25 Forever In Stitches owners Rick and Ruth Grihalva held the ribbon as Oscar cut it during the official mural dedication.

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Gable-Sprague stop Van Wert doubles team

Posted by Fred Steiner on September 29, 2010 - 6:33pm

Bluffton High School girls tennis team lost a match to the weather and another to a Western Buckeye League team in this week's early action.

A home match with St. Marys was rained out Monday and will not be rescheduled. The Pirates lost at Van Wert Tuesday 4-1 as Ashlin Gable and Emily Sprague won at No. 1 doubles.

Other BHS competitors were Shannon Koch, Jess Hunter and Rachel Sehlhorst in singles and Kristi Geiser and Liz Diller at No. 2 doubles.

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Sports
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No numbers on this plate

Posted by Fred Steiner on September 29, 2010 - 6:20pm

It's one thing to want your name on your license plate. It's another thing to be the first in the state to achieve it (without adding a number). Here's a success story when it comes to beating the crowd of all Ohio Loewens to the plate. You'll often see this plate near the Ed Reichenbach State Farm Insurance office.

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