June 1
-Police found a juvenile on N. Main St. that was out past curfew. The juvenile was charged with a curfew violation.
-Police responded to a menacing complaint at a Grove St. Residence. June 4
-Officers took a complaint from a Riley St. Resident who reported that a second party owed her money from a check and she had not received it.
-A S. Main St. Resident reported a theft of a statue from the front of his residence. June 7
A summer Italian Festival returns to Jeanne' Kitchen, Vine Street on Saturday, July 27, from 4 to 7:30 p.m., according to Jeanne Previte.
Vine Street will be closed from Main to the alley behind Jeanne's, so that patrons may eat in seating on the street or inside the restaurant. Chuck Summers, saxophonist, will entertain patrons during the festival.
The all-Italian menu follows:
Appetizer
Mozzarella sticks (6) $4.50
Fried calamari with dipping sauce $7
Three cheese pizza $7
Bluffton Community Vacation Bible School students experienced walking on water and attempted to navagate a sea with heavy waves. VBS concluded on Wednesday evening.
BFR Sports and Fitness is accepting registrations for two early August events, according to Carole Enneking, director.
Last Adventure Camp Aug. 1
Children ages 4-6 years are invited to register for this summer's final pre-school camp held Thursday, Aug. 1. The theme for the day is Disney characters. Activities, crafts and snack will tie with the theme.
Here is a Bluffton business advertisement from the 1933-34 Bluffton High School yearbook. The yearbook was called the "Annual Leaves" and was not yet the "Buccanneer."
The advertiser was D.C. and Gordon Bixel, O.D., optometrists. Their business was on the second floor of the Citizens National Bank building. Telephone number: 364-W.