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Hint: the beginning of an array.
ONU's solar array on Klingler Road is beginning to take shape. Construction of the array, which will cover 11 acres of ground, began in earnest just two weeks ago.

(Monty Siekerman photo)

Alice Cheney, a member of the Ada VFW Post 9381 Auxiliary, sells poppies at Country Market in Ada on Friday.

She sells poppies every year to assist veterans because her late husband, Dallas, saw a lot of combat in the European Theater during World War II. In addition, she had two brothers who served in that war.

The red poppy is a symbol of remembrance. Donations on Poppy Day remain local to help veterans and their families. (Monty Siekerman photo)

Want to win an Ada Icon cap?

The Icon wants to know what viewers think of when you think of the Icon.

To discover the answer, for the next six weeks, the Icon tosses out a weekly question for viewers to ponder.

The viewer offering the best answer for each week’s question will win this week’s cap.

Here’s this week’s question:
"If the Icon was an animal, what kind of animal would it be? Please offer a brief explanation of why you think the Icon is the animal you mention."

Competition stiff at library coloring contest - still time to enter

By Monty Siekerman
Whether you are 5 or 105 years old, there is a coloring contest for you at the Ada Public Library.

Patrons can choose between two pictures to vie for $15 gift certificates which will be given to winners in each of four categories:
•  Kindergarten to second grade
• Third to fifth grade
• Sixth to 12th grade
• Adults

Stop by the library to choose the picture you want to color. Deadline for submissions is Oct. 31.

Pies, cinnamon rolls, cookie dough, Swiss cheese, summer sausage

Sweet, sweet goodness!

Ada High School and junior high choral students are selling yummy, delicious treats from the The Dough Hook, bakery, deli and meat market, Bluffton, as their fall fundraiser.

Items include:
Fresh-baked pies
cinnamon rolls
cookie doughs
Guggisberg baby Swiss cheese wheel and
Johnsville summer sausage. 

Please contact your favorite Ada music student or  Ada Music Boosters to place your order today.

Saturday evening dinner, history program; community invited to Sunday morning worship

The Ada Presbyterian Church is the oldest religious organization in the village, dating back 175 years.

It was organized as a religious society in August, 1841 at Huntersville, Ohio, a small village located about four miles southeast of Ada. In 1855 the congregation moved to what was then known as Johnstown (now, Ada) where they met in an old frame school house.

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