Letter: 2nd annual holiday Silent Auction a success - over $900 raised
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The Ada Public Library would like to thank those individuals who put in bids for our 2nd Annual Silent Auction items, helping the Library raise over $900, which will go towards free programs for all ages in 2014!
We'd also like to say thank you and recognize those businesses and individuals who so kindly donated items for our auction.
Thank You:
Ada Exempted Village Schools
Matthew Allen
Lisa Biederman
Theresa Bingman
Cole Motor Sales
Fine Touch Furniture
Connie & Don Fleming
Natalie Garver
Janet & Kenneth Klingler
Liberty National Bank
Metz Petz
Mustard Seed Cafe
Ohio Northern University
Chris & Jess Vermillion
The Ada Public Library Staff
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