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Five Ada school musicial groups compete at state

Ohio Indoor Performance Assn. meet at Wapakoneta

It all comes down to this weekend.

Five Ada High School groups compete in Saturday and Sunday's Ohio Indoor Performance Association color guard state championships held at Wapakoneta High School.

In recent years Ada groups have performed very well, earning several state titles. To review Ada’s scores in the 2016-17 competitions click here.

Ada’s performance schedule follows:

First United Methodist pastor called to church near Columbus

Pastor Mary Jo Yeakel saw Ada church through a major tragedy

By Monty Siekerman
Pastor Mary Jo Yeakel, who saw a church through a major tragedy, announced to the Ada First United Methodist Church congregation on Sunday that she will be leaving to lead the Asbury United Methodist Church near Columbus.

Her last service here will be Sunday, June 18.

Rev. Gregory V. Palmer, Bishop of the West Ohio Conference, will appoint a new local pastor in time for the June 25 service.

Pastor Yeakel's new church, located just outside the beltway on the southeast side of Columbus, is about the same size as the Ada church. She is leaving because she felt a definite call from God to serve the Columbus area church.

Spring!

By Monty Siekerman

On a day when March showers, hopefully, bring May flowers, several youngsters made a "greenhouse," planted bean seeds in the "structure," and did a lot of coloring.

The spring activity at the Ada Public Library on Thursday involved coloring the edges of a "greenhouse," adding some seeds inside a plastic bag, and placing cotton balls inside the bag for moisture to help the seeds sprout. Soon, the children will have their own bean starts to plant at home.

Here, Sophie (left) and Phoebe McKinley enjoy the activity.

 

Silver Creek Sliders 4-H Club report

The Silver Creek Sliders held the second meeting of the year on 3/22/17.

They discussed old and new business. Members also elected the 2017 officers:

President- Brent Fowler

Vice President- Kinze Sprang

Treasurer- Justin Light

Reporter- Mackenzie Furr

Health Officer-Alessa Zechiel

Safety Officer- Leann Fowler

Historian- Taylor Aurthor.

Members held a bake sale at TSC on 3/25/17 to raise money for the club.

The next meeting will be held April 12 at 6pm. All enrolment papers must be turned in on this day.

ONU flute chorus-quintet performs April 4 for PrimeTimers

An ONU musical group will perform to area seniors at  noon, Tuesday, April 4.

PrimeTimers is a non-denominational, community fellowship gathering for adults 55 and over hosted at St. John Mennonite Church in Pandora. This event will feature the Ohio Northern University Flute Chorus/Quintet.

The church is located at 15988 Road 4, Pandora.

The meal will include meatloaf, mashed potatoes and gravy, scalloped corn, cole slaw, dinner rolls, cake and coffee.

A Presbyterian performance

A large contingent of children from the Ada Presbyterian Church and their friends entertained the residents of Vancrest with song and Scripture reading on Wednesday. In the second photo Albert Suniga (left) and Pastor Patrick Allen perform on guitars. (Monty Siekerman photos)

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