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County Line Church of the Brethren hosts a Christmas carnival from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 16 at the church, 4227 N. Hardin Road.

The carnival will include:
- Carnival games and prizes
- Dessert bake-off competition - with prizes
- 9-hole mini golf
- Christmas carols
- All activities are family friendly

For more information, contact the church office:  419-649-5364, or e-mail: [email protected]

Ada Public Library silent auction ends Dec. 1

Time is running out in the Ada Public Library's holiday auction.

The auction, which has items of interest for children, youth, and adults, will conclude Saturday, Dec. 1.

The items have been donated by individuals, businesses, and organizations from Ada and surrounding towns.

Proceeds will benefit the summer reading program. Some items include a gift certificate to Kaleidoscope Farms (think Christmas trees), Dietsch’s chocolate, a Wilson football, LED lantern, haircut, and a giant beanbag chair.

Your autograph, please.  Ada High School winter sports cheerleaders encourage all students, teachers, staff and community residents to sign the "We are  Bulldogs, Here's to a great winter sports season." (From Ada Bulldogs Facebook)

Sponsored by Century 21 Sunway Realty; prize gift bags will be handed out

Make plans to attend the free viewing of "The Polar Express,' staring Tom Hanks, shown at the Ada Theatre at noon, Saturday, Dec. 8.

Century 21 Sunway Realty, LLC, sponsors the free show, according to Becky Reed of the realty company. "The free show is a gift from us to the community," she said, adding, " We will hand out gift bags to the first 100 attending."

The story
In case you've not watched this movie, here's a short summary -Tom Hanks plays the train conductor of a magical train heading for the North Pole, in addition to five other parts.

Senior Clayton Davidson (Kirtland) won by fall at 174 pounds to lead the Ohio Northern wrestling team in a 22-18 loss at Heidelberg on Tuesday night at Heidelberg University.

The Polar Bears fall to 0-2 overall and 0-2 in the Ohio Athletic Conference, while the Student Princes improve to 4-1, 1-0.

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