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'Gators finished fourth in tough WOAL meet

Team ahead of Shawnee, Kenton, Van Wert and Sherwood

Ada swim team finished fourth place in the July 14-15 Western Ohio Aquatics League meet in Kenton.

The boys’ team finished four and girls’ teams finished fifth.

INDIVIDUAL MEET RESULTS HERE  -

Final team results
1 – Wapakoneta Waves 3,139.5 points
2 – Westside 3,127.5 points
3 – Bluffton Sardines, 1,939 points
4 – Ada ‘Gators, 1,465.5
5 – Shawnee, 1,105
6 – Kenton, 1,028
7 – Van Wert 867
8 – Sherwood, 574

Robert Lee Rowe 1952 - 2017

 Robert Lee Rowe, age 65, died on Tuesday, July 18, 2017 at 1:50 a.m. at St. Rita’s Medical Center, Lima.

          He was born on February 3, 1952 in Kenton, Ohio to Archie and Rosie (Puckett) Rowe who preceded him in death. On February 14, 2016 Robert married Teresa Knupp and she survives in Kenton.

          Robert retired from factory work, formerly working in Bellefontaine, Ohio.

3 named All-American Scholars in Women's Golf

Three Ohio Northern athletes were named All-American Scholars for 2016-17 by the Women's Golf Coaches Association.

Seniors Jennifer Hipskind (Fort Wayne, Ind./Dwenger) and Ariana Tomasula (Rocky River/Lutheran West) and sophomore Caitlin Silva (Hilliard/Bradley) all earned the honor.

The Polar Bears posted a third place finish at the OAC Championships and a 26-27 overall record under fourth-year head coach Chad Bucci.

Where you on the staff of "The Voice"?

Here's the staff of Ada High School "The Voice." Names of the staff members are under the photo. The school year is 1968-69.

GVE THNX

GVE THNX is spotted from time to time in Ada. The Icon saw the plate on a white Camaro with orange trim parked at the Ada post office.

Early July street scenes from 35-mm film

Here are Ken Collins photos of early July scenes in Ada taken with 35-mm film, you know, the old fashioned camera with Real Film that you have to get printed or have a darkroom of your own. Nearly everyone has a camera with them nowadays since nearly everyone has a cell phone or computer tablet. Most cameras that require film are stored away in a drawer gathering dust...waiting for the time they qualify for entry into a museum.

(Ken Collins photos)

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