Meeting was called to order by President Chloe Anderson. Club said the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H pledge.
We had a guest speaker, Kenton Mayor Lynn Jones Webb. She talked about leadership and encouraging us to “step into the ring of fire” and make a positive difference in our community. Thank you Mayor Lynn Webb for coming and speaking to us.
Next was roll call with answering “What is your last name?”
Then the minutes from the last meeting were read by secretary Josie Schwemer. Treasurer’s report was then given by treasure Issac Anderson.
By Karen Kier, Pharmacist on behalf of the ONU HealthWise team
Many of us have important milestones in our lives including graduations and birthdays that we enjoy celebrating. Graduations this month are wonderful milestones for so many! Weddings are another important milestone and 2022 is marking the biggest year for weddings since 1984. I find this fact interesting because two of my personal milestones are my marriage in 1984 and my daughter’s upcoming marriage in 2022. I think we will be celebrating with so many others. The prediction is that over 2.5 million nuptials will take place in 2022, which is a big boom for the wedding industry! This explains my Pinterest notifications.
The Ada High School varsity baseball and softball teams will face off Thursday, May 26 in the first annual "Strike Out Cancer" benefit game. The event will honor and raise funds to support two of Ada's own: JR Phipps and Erin Sizemore Robinson.
Event schedule:
5-5:45 p.m - Two contests open to all ages with no limit on entries:
Homerun Derby: $5 entry fee/5 balls
Fastest Pitch contest: $1 entry fee/3 balls
6:00 p.m. - Game between the Ada High School softball and baseball teams
The public is invited to fill the stands to cheer on Ada's high school players.
During the first moments of their May 17 meeting, Ada council members approved a motion to excuse the absences of Jeff Oestrich and Jason Campbell. There was a quorum, allowing voting to proceed.
The council approved minutes from the May 3 meeting, as well as transfers and bill payments.
The Ada High School baseball team stayed close to visiting league rival Spencerville for six innings of a pitcher's duel before falling 6-1 in Div. IV sectional first round action on Tuesday evening, May 17, at Ada War Memorial Park.
Spencerville led 3-1 after the first inning, but then both pitchers bore down and pitched shutout ball over the next five frames.
The Bearcats broke through to tack on three more insurance runs in the top of the seventh.
