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He won't bite

No, this pooch won't bite, but he's a great guard dog. You'll find him guarding the Ada-Liberty Township Fire Station on North Main.

Hardin Hootenannies hear Sun Safety report, plan upcoming meetings

By Riley Fleece

The Hardin County Hootenannies met at  Miranda Holbrook's place.  President Isaac Davis opened  and asked Riley Fleece to lead the 4-H Pledge after Seth Davis was to begin the American Pledge.  Secretary Miranda Holbrook took roll call with members telling their favorite time of the year. There were seven members present.

45 years with lots of pep for Ada

It was 45 sports seasons ago. Here's the Ada High School Pep Club from the 1969-70 school year.

Open the photo to read the names of the members.

You'll like Mustard Seed Cafe's June menu features

Mustard Seed Café, 562 N. Main St. Bluffton, announces the following features for the month of June:

●Beer-Poached Swordfish Steak in sauce over white beans, roasted tomato, baby carrots and olives

●Seasoned Pork Chops with smoked gouda grits, fried cabbage, arugula and balsamic blackberry sauce

●Cajun Shrimp Carbonara with andouille sausage, bacon, tomato, peppers, shrimp and gorgonzola

●Chicken Ranch Flatbread—our house ranch dressing, mozzarella, seared chicken, bacon, tomato, cheddar cheese, green onion

●Strawberry Mousse with ricotta cream and caramel

New Leaf has lots of Fathers' Day gift ideas

New Leaf Garden Center, 0395 State Route 235 Ada, has some great gardening gifts for 'Green Thumb Dads' on Father's Day.

These range from gift certificates to fruit trees, garden tools, berry plants, OSU and Michigan items, bird houses, bird baths and feeders, to trees, shrubs and rose bushes.

In addition New Leaf has a large selection of gardening supplies.

Open the attachment at the bottom of this story for more details.

New Leaf
419-634-0351
www.newleafgc.com

Ruth Roider will open Gallery for the Arts in July

Ruth Roider will open the Gallery for the Arts with an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, July 8, at 115 S. Main St., the former location of Main Street Live.

She said the gallery is for supporting and promoting local artists/artisans. The shop will serve as a display space for artists to sell their works as well as a studio for her.

She hopes to have ceramics, jewelry, photography, paintings, and woodworking pieces, for example.

Village Council gave permission for her to display railroad memorabilia from the depot in her new venture.

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