Jeff Schulman, incoming Kiwanis district lieutenant governor, (left), receives a banner from Robert Day of Lima, the outgoing officer. The banner signifies that the Ada Kiwanis Club is home to the district lieutenant governor which includes clubs in St. Mary’s, Celina, Coldwater, Lima, and Ada. Schulman is a practicing attorney in Ada, Kenton, and Urbana and a former mayor of Ada. He joined Kiwanis 40 years ago and has served as local president twice and as district lieutenant governor previously.
Here they are—members of the Red Hat Society exiting Viva Maria’s restaurant after lunch on Thursday.
Members of the Society—who now number 30,000 in the USA plus others in 30 countries—gather monthly...just for fun.
They wear red hats and purple clothing, because they can and don’t give a hoot if the colors are outlandish. They simply gather for fun: to lunch, see a movie or play, shop. The Red Hat Society encourages women in their pursuit of fun, friendship, freedom, fulfillment and fitness in the quest to get the most out of life.
For the second successive week, freshman midfielder Levi King has been tabbed the Ohio Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week for men’s soccer.
King turned in another impressive week as the Polar Bears went 3-0-0 against Thomas More (Ky.), Anderson (Ind.), and Rose-Hulman (Ind.) during the voting period to extend the program's win streak to five matches.
ADA - The Ada volleyball team swept a non-league match over visiting Hardin County rival Kenton Monday night.
The Lady Bulldog spikers improved to 10-7 with the 25-17, 25-22, 25-17 home win. Kenton fell to 3-7 with the loss.
"Our serve receive was solid," said Ada head coach Kyleigh Tabor. "We did not make as many errors as we did against LCC."
The Bulldogs jumped out to a 10-5 lead in set one. Ensuing kills by Megan Light and Raina England then sparked a 7-2 Ada run. Kenton inched within 20-11, but Rilan Conley hammered a kill off a Wildcat block.
