Beech Tree News Network

The Morgantown Elementary Fall Festival will be Friday, November1st. It will be open to the public starting at 5:00 PM. There will be games for the kids. There will be a meal for $5 which includes chili, hot dog, chips, drink and dessert. There will be a basket auction starting at 7:00 PM. We will have vendors set up. If you would like to set up a booth the cost is $25. Please contact Amy Hood at 991-8017 or Chelsea Tutko.

Butler County HOSA Presents:
Cystic Fibrosis 5K Run/Walk
Date: October 26, 2013  
Starting Location: Butler Co. Middle School                                     
Times: 2:30pm- Registration Begins
            4:00pm- Run/Walk Begins
Entry Fee: $15.00 Adults   $10.00 Children ages 10 and under
*** Entry fee includes a t-shirt

Ahhh, Fall! This time of year means football, crisp air, colorful foliage and even, depending on where you live, a little bit of snow. It’s a great time to get outside with your pet; for a dog, there’s nothing like a romp in the leaves, while for cats, midday sunbeams have never felt better as the days get shorter and the nights get colder. When it comes to keeping your pet healthy and helping him enjoy fall to the fullest, there are some things to keep in mind. Read on for our top fall pet tips.

What is one simple gift could make the difference between despair and hope? Alex, a survivor of the Rwanda genocide, a shoebox Operation Christmas Child helped restore his hope and put him on the path of faith Jesus Christ.
Alex questioned whether God existed when, as a child, he witnessed the murder of his grandmother and uncle. God used a simple shoebox to show him he was loved and not forgotten – and led him to eventually forgive the man who killed his family. Alex said, “Receiving that shoebox was just the beginning of my faith.”

The Butler County High School contestants for the Calendar Girl/Centerfold Guy contest drew their numbers on Tuesday, October 22nd. The event will be on Saturday, November 2nd. Nearly 60 contestants will compete in this event.

Please stay tuned to Beech Tree News for more information as it is recieved regarding this event.

“Pa! Bonnie’s sick!” I said, noticing something was wrong with the milk Bonnie the Brown Swiss was producing.
“Looks great to me,” Pa replied after examining Bonnie and her milk.
“Bonnie’s milk is white,” I said. “Bonnie is a Brown Swiss. Her milk should be chocolate!”
Everyone, including Bunny the cat, giggled.
 Then I asked, “Who milks the bull?” because I hoped it wasn’t going to be Chloe or me.
No sooner had Granny and Pa stopped laughing from the “chocolate milk” comment than they were in a full-blown giggle again.

On Saturday October 19th the BCHS Marching Band participated in the KMEA Regionals competition and placed the highest in school history. They will travel to Louisville this Saturday to compete in the Semi-Finals at Christian Academy of Louisville at 2:00pm EST and perhaps finals competition on Saturday night at Papa John's Stadium. The public is invited to the final BCHS marching band practice on Thursday, October 24th at the BCHS practice field. Please be there at 4:30. The performance starts at 4:45.

Morgantown faded to pink early Sunday afternoon with the intention of raising awareness of breast cancer as well as remembering those who have lost their lives to the disease. This year's program was hosted on the lawn of the Butler County Courthouse. Events began at 2 p.m.

Saturday October 12, a large contingent gathered at the Provo Community Building for their yearly Cruise-In for Butler County Cancer Assistance sponsored by Final Finish as well as Quick Fuel (a division of Holley), Lost River Power Sports and Beech Bend Raceway and Waterpark and a special thanks to MGM Specialties for the trophies.

The faculty and staff of Butler County Middle School would like to say,  "Happy Boss's Day"