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The 1951 graduating class of Bluffton High School held its 60th anniversary reunion July 9, 2011, at the town hall. Thirteen of the 25-member class attended, along with seven non-member spouses. When graduated, this class was stated to be the smallest graduating class since 1913.

Following a noon dinner catered by Henry's of Ottawa, with cake and pies made by area class members, attendees indulged in a full afternoon of conversations.

A quack breakfast

Beth Lamb looked out her window on Thurman Street and saw this flock of ducks picnicing her yard this morning. She sent the photo to The Icon.

It was a free lunch!

Vanessa Greer hands Clarence Kooker a hot dog while his wife, Mary Ann, adds some mustard to hers. It was Firecracker Friday at Bluffton's First National Branch bank.

Toby Buckell, was absent from his familiar Common Grounds chair all during the Bluffton sesquicentennial week. How could someone leave town during such an event?

Simple: He received an invitation to speak at a conference on an island off the coast of the Americas. To be exact, it was Barbados. He said the food was great and the weather was fantastic.

To check up on Bluffton's popular science fiction author, click here for a video interview.

A novel destination

Stop in at the Bluffton Public Library this summer and you may end up at a "novel" destination. Here's a part of the library's show case exhibit.

Bluffton Police Department Public Docket
June 30, 2011

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