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Dec. 1-7 temperatures

Weather report from Guy Verhoff, Pandora

Date Maximum temp. Minimum temp. Prec.

Dec. 1 53 32

Dec. 2 43 30 .45

Dec. 3 42 30 .05

Dec. 4 33 17

Dec. 5 24 15 trace

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Lions Club seeks citizen of the year nominees

The Bluffton Lions Club is now accepting Citizen of the Year nominations. To get criteria guidelines and print the nomination forms go to www.blufftonlions.org and click on citizens of the year.

Please complete the form by last day of January and mail it to.

Richard Ramseyer, President
175 Sunset Drive
Bluffton, Ohio 45817

About the award

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More letters to Santa

Note: Write a letter to Santa. Drop it in the special box in the Bluffton Post Office lobby. The Icon will print your letter. The Bluffton Senior Citizens will send a response from Santa (provided you include a mailing address).

Dear Santa

I've been good this year. How have you been? I'm sure you are good. I would like a skateboard, a new helmet, pads, a tech deck (my other one's broken),and a Julie Albright doll. I would also like a turtle webkinz. Tell the elves "hi" for me.

Love

Reagan Mittendorf

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First Mennonite youth taking candy orders

First Mennonite Church's senior high school youth fellowship is taking orders for Christmas candy.

The youth will create Buckeyes at $4 per dozen; turtles at $4 per dozen; white chocolate peppermint bark at $4 a dozen and peanut clusters at $4 a dozen.

Orders are due by Dec. 17, according to Alison King, youth advisor. Orders will be available on Sunday, Dec. 20. Paymetn is due at pick-up time. All proceeds go toward the high school's service trip to Mashulaville, Miss., to work with Pine Lakes Mennonite Camp.

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December must be Denny Edinger and Dick Boehr's favorite month

By Fred Steiner
Two guys we know pretty well must think that December 2009 is their favorite month of the year. We are thinking of Denny Edinger and Dick Boehr.

First, Denny: As officer in charge of the Bluffton Post Office, next week, for example, has the busiest mailing day of the year. Therefore, Denny's favorite day of the year is certainly Monday, Dec. 14. On that day the Postal Service expects to deliver 839 million cards and letters. That's only double the average daily volume.

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CRHS student launches business

Ashley Siferd

OLD HOMESTEAD SOAPS AND LOTION

By Angela Green, BGSU intern

While Ashley Siferd, a junior at Cory-Rawson High School, has recently started up her own business, called Old Homestead Soaps and Lotions, selling goat milk soap and lotion she has been around goats her entire life.

"My family has had goats since my brother was four," she said. "I was born into the goats. We had a farm tour for Hancock County and we had to have activities for it and that's when we started making stuff."

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