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Ada Troop 124 100th Anniversary Dinner

Boy Scout Troop 124 held its 100th anniversary dinner at Camp Berry, Findlay, on Saturday April 14.  Prior to dinner Don Spar, Cubmaster Pack 124, gave golf cart tours of the camp to anyone that wanted one.

It's not over until it's over

Last day of school closing in, but there's still lots of learning going on

It's May and the school-year countdown is underway. Here's a listing of all the event taking place in Ada Elementary between now and the last day of the school year.

Wednesday, May 2 - 5th grade cyber safety discussion
Thursday, May 3 - 4th grade field trip to Armstrong Air and Space Museum
Thursday, May 3 - Elementary Art Show (5:00-6:30 p.m.)
Friday, May 4 - Reading Carnival
Monday, May 7-8 - Kindergarten Screening
Monday, May 7 - 1st grade field trip to Findlay

Hometown team didn't win this one

But the competition was tough: Notre Dame, Valparaiso and Purdue-Kokomo

Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
Where can you
* play football on a hardwood floor
* be guaranteed no broken bones or concussions
* have no restrictive NCAA or OAC rulebooks to follow, any infractions of which will send you directly to Hell? (But there are rules.)

The place: ONU’s King-Horn Gym. The time: Each April for the past four years. The event: Robot Football. (We’ll tell you who won late in the story, not the hometown team.)

Reading Carnival on Friday

For elementary students - Star Wars theme

Star Wars is the theme of this year’s Reading Carnival sponsored by the Ada Academic Boosters to encourage reading.

The Carnival, for students from kindergarten to 5th grade, will occur on Friday, May 4, in the 1986 Gym.

There will be carnival games, pop corn, and a bulldog shop. Wilson the Ada Bulldog will be around for pictures with students. 

The event is organized by parent volunteers with Amber Simon and Lori Poling as this year’s co-chairs.

SOUPDIP

Who owns this black Mazda parked at the ONU Sports Center? Perhaps somebody who works at Campbell Soup Company in Napoleon. 

You can be a part of Ada history

Ada Historical Society invite you to be a member

By Monty Siekerman
The first ever Ada Historical Society dinner and membership drive will be held on Monday, May 7. Those who join that evening will be charter members of the organization.

There will be an open reception from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Railroad Depot.

“We look forward to meeting you and having an opportunity to introduce our group and goals,” said President Rhett Grant. “If you have an interesting piece of your history that you would like to share, bring your stories and photos as we would love to see and hear them.” There will be several historical displays to be viewed at the reception.

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