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Ada Kiwanis Club officers for 2018-19 have been elected and will take office on Oct. 1. Joe Ferguson was elected president; Marlene Hoorman, president-elect; Bryan Marshall, treasurer; and Jon Umphress, secretary. Harold Friesner and Jack Jeffery, who will be immediate past-president, will be board members along with the officers.

 

 

 

The First Baptist Church of Ada Vacation Bible School will be held from 6-8 p.m. from Sunday, June 3 until Thursday, June 7 for children 4-years-old through 6th grade. Preregistration is not required. The church is located at 350 W. North Ave.

The Deep Roots Garden Club will present “Reading Rocks: Junior Flower Show” at the Alger Public Library on Thursday, June 28. The flower show is open to all children who will be under the age of 18. Contact the library for additional information.

The Alger Library summer reading program kickoff will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, June 5 with Dr. Ooze and his Totally Gross Magic Show.

Dr Ooze has created magic at its grossest with strange noises, slimy green stuff, and foot fungus. To be chosen as one of Dr. Ooze’s helpers during the show, create a sign that says “Pick Me.”

 Additional information about the summer reading program, including a calendar of events, will be available at the kickoff. Children, teens and adults are welcome to participate in the program. Check out the library’s Facebook page or website at algerlibrary.org.

150 musicians, support staff of 35 arrive Friday in Ada

By Monty Siekerman
Once again, music will fill the air in Ada as the Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps returns to Ada for the fourth summer.

The Cadets, which placed 7th in the World Class category last year, will bring 150 musicians and a support staff of 35 people when they arrive here on Friday.

The Cadets practice in small groups during the mornings and afternoons and as a group from 7-9 p.m. each evening in the stadium to prepare for tough competition in shows they give from Coast to Coast all summer long.

Faces familiar to Adaites are leading the Ada pool this year. From left: Katie Stuart, manager; Scott Henning, manager; Peg Gordon, assistant manager. Katie served as pool manager last year. She is an ONU pharmacy student and works at a pharmacy in Pandora. Scott teaches vocal music at the Ada Schools. Peg is also an Ada teacher and recently directed the school play. (Monty Siekerman photo)

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