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Kendal Guagenti came up with 18 digs

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By Cort Reynolds
LIMA - The visiting Ada volleyball team lost in straight sets at former league foe Lima Central Catholic Tuesday evening.

The Lady Bulldogs dropped to 8-9 with the 25-19, 25-22, 25-14 defeat.

Junior Megan Light led the Bulldogs with 10 kills, 11 digs and six blocks. Junior Miranda Wills drilled four kills, made seven digs and served two aces.

Senior libero Kendal Guagenti came up with 18 digs. Sophomore setter Kirsten Poling passed for a dozen assists and added seven digs.

The Lady Bulldog reserves also lost in straight sets, 2-0.

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Here are three photos from the Ada vs. Bluffton football game from last Friday. All photos by Sue Mattson.

 

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The Ada Lions Club would like to thank our sponsors for helping with our booth at the H&H Festival.

Thank you to our Sponsors…
Kewpee
American Chevrolet, Buick, GMC – Wapakoneta
Four Seasons Drive Thru
Gibson Construction
Sheriff Keith A. Everhart

Norada Lanes
Hays Insurance Agencies, LLC.
Associated Plastics
Hempy Water
Tavern 101

Minich Trucking
Rohr’s Farm
Sharon and Jason Hawkins
Central Ohio Farmer’s Co-op. Inc.

Chad Hays for Ada Lions Club

15 minutes with Klava Katayama, Ada HS senior

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The Icon had a chat with Ada HS senior, Klava Katayama. Here’s a portion of our conversation.

You are a true example of the American melting pot.
Klava: Yes. I’m 50 percent Russian, 25 percent Japanese and 25 percent Italian.

How many languages can you speak?
Klava: My mom taught me some Russian, but I’m best at English.

We urge you to vote for the Ada Public Library levy in November

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Rediscovery of our Ada Public Library has been one of the unexpected benefits of retirement!

Thanks to the library’s Tech Support (nods to Max and now Chloe) we are now able and comfortable with accessing, downloading and reading eBooks on both Kindle (Jane) and our iPad (Rich).  We are now able to take select books along on trips with only the added weight of the Kindle and iPad.

Listing everything from homecoming, Halloween and finishing with breakfast with Santa

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October and November in Ada – where do we begin? It takes four pages of single-space typing to tell the entire story.

It begins on Oct. 1 with a visit from the mobile dentist at Ada schools. Then, there’s the open house of the James Lehr Kennedy Engineering Building, followed by homecomings for both Ohio Northern University and Ada High School.

Don’t forget all the Halloween-related community events, library storytime with the Lima Symphony Orchestra, Ada Music Boosters Music Feast, parent-teacher conference, and concluding in late November with a breakfast with Santa at The Inn at ONU.

Darlene Bowers compiles the calendar for the Icon.

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