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Ada EMS chief's message to the community

Addressing negative and unjust information

Letter to the Editor -
To the residents of Ada and Liberty Township

By Thomas Miller
Chief, Ada/Liberty EMS

I would like to share some information to dispel the negative and unjust information that seems to be floating around Facebook and the community.

Ada/Liberty EMS is a volunteer emergency medical crew consisting of 14 skilled medical providers of various levels. We are the second busiest EMS department in Hardin County next to BKP on 911 calls with about 600 runs a year, or about 50 calls a month. Our 14 members cover the majority of these runs all hours of the day and night.

Thank you, Christina Haught, who found my ring!

I would like to thank Christina Haught, who found my lost key ring and turned it in to the Ada

Police Department. All my very important keys where on this large key ring. You could have easily thrown them away,

and not worried about it, but you proved you are a kind, caring, and considerate person by turning them in!

I hope that you will know how very much I appreciated it, and how much you gave me back hope that

there still are some wonderful people in this world! Thank you Christina, God bless you.

Darren Gibson

Letter: Red Cross learn to swim program needs volunteers

Icon viewers:

Summer is here and so is the time for Red Cross Swimming Lessons!  As in past years the Ada Learn To Swim Program is in need of aides to assist with the lessons.

Ages 12 and up, including adults are encouraged to sign up to help others learn swimming skills. As little as an hour each day of lessons is helpful.  Lessons begin the week of July 16 for 2 weeks, Monday through Friday each week.

Help is needed on deck for paperwork as well as in the water.  You do not need to be a good swimmer to help others...we'll help you as well:) A training session will be held on TUESDAY, July 10, from 9-11 am. 

VFW ‘Thank You” letter

The Ada VFW Ream McElroy Post 9381 held its second annual “Tee up for a Vet” Golf Scramble at the Colonial Golfer’s Club on Saturday. It turned out to be a beautiful day as 13 teams teed off at 10 a.m.

 

Along with many other golfer’s games along the way, on Hole # 4, we had a competition for a hole-in-one.  Tommy Tire of Ada provided a truck as the prize.

Sad to say, no one won the truck.

 

The team of Austin Oglesbee, Ryan Risner, Jeremy Wilson, and Troy Hunsicker won the first place prize of $300 with a round of 60.

 

Letter to the Editor

Thank you to Ada After Prom supporters

We would like to thank everyone for their support in providing a safe and fun After Prom for the Ada Junior-Senior Prom of 2018. The following businesses and individuals donated time or contributed with monetary donations, gift cards, and products that we used towards prizes, food, and renting the bowling alley:

Ada Family Dentistry, Reichert's Clothing, Spencer & Sherrie Breidenbach, Carol Slane Florist, Liberty National Bank, Corsie & Scott Arn, Keith's Hardware Inc., Bret & Shirley Mathewson, Sun Seekers Tanning Salon, Bass Trucking, Tavern 101, Padrone's Pizza, Ada Athletic Boosters, Viva Maria's, Eberhart Trucking, Harvest Pride chips, Lisa Conley.

Thank you letter

This is a Letter to the Editor to say "Thanks." Ada Icon readers write Letters to the Editor to say thanks or express a concern, but this note is from the editor himself because of an unexpected gift.

Sometimes, the unexpected is the best, no matter the dollar value.

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