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Angie Sanchez and Cathy Carroll each bowled 213 games at Southgate Lanes last week to tie for best women's scores.

For the high scores for men and women, open the attachment at the bottom of this story.

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Here are solo and ensemble results from Bluffton string students who completed in the Feb. 1 event at Lima Senior High School.

Rachael E. Lewis, Bluffton Orchestra Director

Superior rating I
Excellent rating II

Bluffton HS String Choir: Class ‘C’ – Superior rating
Emily Sycks, Jacob Bishop, Kyle Kahle, Mark Bixel, Isaac Andreas, Sarah Siders, Nikki Campbell, Elizabeth Leis, Emma Woodruff, Katie Frazier, Tad Steiner, Julian Harnish, Landon Cluts, Jack Neff, John McCall.

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Here's a photograph from the 1926 Bluffton College Ista. Cheering for the Beavers during the 1925-26 school year were, from left, Edna Van der Smissen, Ralph Page (cheermaster) and Lloyd Beechy.

Beechy's home town was Sugarcreek and Page's was Goshen. The hometown of Edna Van der Smissen was not listed.

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Lorrinda Smith of Smith's Realty Professionals, 147 N. Main St., Bluffton, announces a new residential listing.

The listing is at 315 Jared Circle, Bluffton. Details on the property are in the attachment at the bottom of this story.

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NEW! Wireless Internet
We now have Wi-Fi in the Kitchen.
Call Jeanne to plan your next business meeting at 419-234-8650.

OPEN for BREAKFAST
We are open at 8:00 for breakfast, serving fresh homemade “cronuts” and breakfast your way until 10:30.

LUNCH SPECIALS
February 4-7

TUESDAY
Italian Chicken Vegetable Soup
Italian Roast Beef
Pesto Chicken Club
Spinach Chicken Apple Salad

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Dr. J. Denny Weaver, professor emeritus of religion at Bluffton University, will address his 2013 book, “The Nonviolent God,” in two settings Tuesday, Feb. 11, on the Bluffton campus.

“Race, Ethnicity and the Nonviolent God” is Weaver’s title for a Bluffton forum at 11 a.m. in Founders Hall. He will then present a program on his book in the Musselman Library Reading Room, beginning with a reception at 3:45 p.m. Both events are free and open to the public.

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