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They learned about eating heathy

Ready, Set, Grow Preschool offered a big thank you to Kathy Oliver, OSU Extension, and Turcina McNeilly, Kenton-Hardin Health Department, for bringing the Healthy Lifestyles Coalition Program to the Preschool recently.

We had a wonderful time learning about the healthy food we can get from the Earth. Each child went home with a lunch box and healthy food!," said Jamie Dellifield, school director.

Will perform in Bluffton

Stephen Johnson of Ada, will perform at the Bluffton arts and crafts festival Saturday, May 16. The bagpiper will perform in the late morning at the Bluffton show, which is on Main Street.

Ada High School baccalaureate service May 20

The 2015 Ada High School baccalaureate service is at 7 p.m., Wednesday, May 20, at the Ohio Northern University chapel.

There will be worship from area ministers, readings from the senior class, faculty blessings and music from Dave Lusk. The baccalaureate address is by Lyn Davis. Music will be performed from senior choir and band members.

The service is open to the public.

Project books handed out at Hootenannies meeting

By Riley Fleece
The Hardin County Hootenannies met at the Ag Credit Building. Isaac Davis opened the meeting and asked Riley Fleece to lead the 4-H pledge. 

The 4-H project books were  handed out at the meeting, book fees are due at the next meeting.  The next meeting will be located at Holbrook Farms on May 17 at 3:00. 

 

Crosstown Championship Cup goes to softball winner of school vs. police-fire department

The first-ever softball game featuring members of the Ada school staff against members of the Ada police and fire department is set.

The contest is at 3 p.m., Saturday, May 16, at the Ada varsity softball diamond. All proceeds from the contest benefit Ada ReStore.

The winning team received the Crosstown Championship Cup and bragging rights for the next 12 months. 

Call Mr. Dan Lee at the high school with any questions at 419-634-2746.

Retterer announced police chief recipient of distinguished service award

Mayor Dave Retterer announced at village council on May 5  that Police Chief Michael Harnishfeger received the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police distinguished service award for his efforts in leading the local department for the past 14 years.

During the meeting Chief Harnishfeger reported on two upcoming events.

He said there will be a baseball game at the park at 3 p.m., Saturday, May 16, pitting the police, fire, and ambulance squads against teachers and administrators from the Ada Schools. Admission will be one can of food which will be given to charity.

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