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Happy New Year!

The elected officials, staff and volunteers of the Village of Ada would like to take this opportunity to wish you a Happy New Year on Sunday!

By Cort Reynolds

MAUMEE - The Ada girls basketball team captured its second consecutive game with a convincing 58-33 road victory at Maumee Valley Country Day Tuesday evening.

The purple and gold evened their record at 3-3 overall with the non-league win. The Lady Bulldogs also improved to 2-2 on the road this season.

Ada junior Maddie Gossard led four Bulldogs in double figures with 14 points.

Ada methodically pulled away in the second half to post the win.

Senior guard Haley Wyss tallied 13 points while senior backcourt mate Alyssa Vore netted 10 points and dished out eight assists. Junior guard Anney Archer scored 10 points as well.

By Cort Reynolds

LIMA - The Ada boys swim team finished a solid seventh out of 19 teams at the annual Holiday Invitational held in the Lima YMCA on Tuesday.

The Bulldog boys finished with 120 points. Celina won the boys team crown with 349 points, followed by Shawnee with 300.

Ottawa-Glandorf edged Celina 292-284 to win the girls team title.

Christmas is over, but we aren't finished enjoying the holiday lights of Ada. Here's another residential display photographed by Ken Collins.

Dale L. Badertscher,  66, died on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2016, at UPMC Montefiore in Pittsburgh, Pa.

He was born on Jan. 24, 1950 in Bluffton, Ohio, to Harold A. and Margie M. (Morehead) Badertscher who preceded him in death. On Sept. 20, 1975, Dale married Sharon R. Foust and she survives in Ada.

Some guidelines just in time for a new year

Successfully exercising that time-tested New Year’s resolution to get in shape requires a realistic approach and reasonable expectations, advises Scott Swanson, Ph.D., associate professor of exercise physiology at Ohio Northern University.
 
“It is important to find something that works for you over the long run,” Swanson said. “People tend to start out strongly with something they cannot sustain. The joke is that you will see 100 new faces in the gym during January, but, by February, things will look the same as before.”
 
Swanson suggests some feature of a successful fitness plan.

 

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