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Right at the punch line

Ken Collins snapped this photo right as the punch line was revealed. Don Traxler and Bruce Neely were among Ada residents attending the Ada Area Chamber of Commerce annual dinner meeting on Feb. 17.

For a summary of the evening and for more photos click here.

Feeling generous? Here's ReStore's wish list

Feeling generous? Want to help others?

ReStore could use some donations, including:
Regular and decaffeinated coffee
Sugar
Creamer
Paper towels
Toilet paper
Bleach
Copy paper
Ballpoint pens
Large envelopes
Postage stamps
Scotch tape
Address labels

If you can afford to be really generous, ReStore could use:
New desktop computer
Two laptop computers
Color printer
Fax machine.

Donations may be dropped off whenever the community center is open. If closed, contributions may be left inside their back door at 210 N Main.

Nate's a Wild Steel-ion

Nate Hall, a member of The Wild Steel-ions, with parents Jamie and Valerie Hall and grandparents, Norm and Kay Rex.

Nate performed with a group at a steel drum concert in Presser Hall on Saturday evening. (Monty Siekerman photo)

 

Just how many pancakes can you eat in one meal?

Natalie Walton serves up hotcakes at the Ada Public Library on Wednesday afternoon to Leah Conley and Dexter Woods during Pancake Pandamoniam.

Leah was content to eat 3 pancakes, not wanting to spoil her supper.

Dexter, on the other hand, was trying to down 15 pancakes. His record is 14, tied with someone else.

After today, he holds the new record. Natalie is youth services librarian. She organized and led 248 events at the library last year for those from birth to 12th grade. (Monty Siekerman photo)

Coming to a town called Ada on Feb. 13

Brave?

Wanna take a dip in a pond in mid February?

Or, at least watch people shiver?

The 5th annual Polar Plunge will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 13, at polar bear pond which is in the middle of Fraternity Circle. (Our photo is from last year's Plunge.)

Sponsored by Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, the proceeds from the event go to the American Red Cross.

Lots of Dyserts in Ada

Despite the fact that Ada High School jersy number 12 is officially retired, it still looks as if there are lots of Dyserts in this town. 
 

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