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By Maddie Gossard
The Liberty Belles and Boys had a 4-H organized for the year earlier this week. There were 39 members who attended. 

Officers were elected as follows Will Allen - President, Nora Dellifield - Vice President, Kaitlyn Long - Secretary, Casey Swick- Treasurer, Maddie Gossard - Reporter and Historian, Jon Allen- Photographer, Katey Stuart - Health, Andrew Rohrabaugh- Safety, Carson Gossard- Flags, Molly Sheets, Paige Jochims, and Reece Evans- Recreation Leaders. 

Several Ada Icon viewers are winners in the March Liberty National Bank - Ada Icon drawing for a free cup of coffee and a free Ada Icon cinnamon bun from Northern on Main, Ada.

The winners are:
Dora Flowers, Alger
Angela Miezejewski, Ada
Lisa Paugh, Ada
Barbara Miller, Alger
Kathy Gulbis, Ada
Mike Boedicker, Ada
Carol Friesner, Ada
Alan Risner, Bluffton
Laura Avino, Ada
Deb Curlis

The Icon welcomes a new blogger to the site. Paula Pyzik Scott of Bluffton, has recently started a blog and viewers may read it by clicking here. Viewers may also access her blog on the Icon homepage under "Icon blogs."

Scott, owner of PS Editorial Services, Bluffton, assists clients with website content, social media management, web profile auditing, copywriting and editing.

Here first blog title is: "Is there a little copyeditor in you?" She is also an Icon advertiser. Her husband, Robert, is on the ONU English faculty.

Ada third to sixth graders of the Tech Wizards 4H Club last week learn about solar power from Eric Romich (right) of the OSU extension office.

Students are (from left) Conner Daugherty, Kamon Wilkerson, Joe Crawford, Miranda Wills, Megan Light, Ian Dellifield, and Dexter Woods.

(Monty Siekerman photo)

By Chapter Reporter Kaitlyn Long
The annual Ada FFA banquet was held Thursday March 26th in the cafeteria at Ada High School.

During the meal, Morgan Roberts presented the annual slide show. The slide show was the highlight of the evening. It gave parents, as well as community members, a chance  to see what the FFA really does throughout the year.

Each year our chapter recognizes those who have helped the chapter in a special way.

About 125 people enjoyed an Easter dinner at ReStore on Tuesday evening, including Agnes Crates (left) and her friend Rachel Temple.

Now, if you ask Agnes her age, she quickly and proudly responds: "one hundred and one AND A HALF."

Yup, she up and about and happy with life, physically able and sharp as a tack.

(Monty Siekerman)

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