Ada Kiwanis installed new officers earlier this month.
They are:
• Jeff Schulman, President
• David MacDonald, President-Elect
• Bruce Morgan, Vice President
• Bill Fuller, Secretary
• Bryan Marshall, Treasurer
• John Berg, Immediate Past President
• Directors, Charles Van Dyne, Tom Kier and Myrna McCurdy
A special award of commendation was presented to Brian Myers for his service to the club as secretary. Myers will be leaving the club at the end of the month.
This marked the 94th annual of installation of officers of the club.
The American Red Cross of Hardin County is helping a rural family following a fire in their home.
Volunteer disaster responders Daryl Flowers and Arin Tracy responded to a call for help on County Road 135 on Saturday morning. They quickly assessed the immediate needs of the family and provided assistance for food, clothing and bedding for one adult and one child.
The Red Cross will continue to aid the residents as needed and assist in long term recovery planning with resources, information, and referrals to partner agencies.
Connie Guyton and Teri Wagner show a tray of scrumptious cupcakes that were served at a style show sponsored by the Senior Citizens Wednesday at Community Health Professionals.
Connie organized the event that saw five local ladies model clothing provided by Bon Worth in the Lima Mall. Teri has been store manager of Bon Worth for 10 years.
Photo identification:
• Connie Guyton (left) and Teri Wagner
• Modeling clothing (from left) Diana Heise, Barbara Fensley and Judy Magee.
• Senior Citizen style show models included Phyllis Scott (left) and Bonnie Cole.
(Photos by Monty Siekerman)
15 minutes with Morgan Sutton – Ada High School senior
The Icon caught up with Morgan during her third period library helper time.
Tell us your class schedule. I start out with Psychology, Algebra III, library study helper, English College Prep, Geology, study hall, Personal Finance and end the day with Physics.
What’s your favorite? Probably English.
Next year’s plans?
I’d like to go to the University of Cincinnati and study nursing. I’m a people person and I’m interested in health care.
Dogs - large and small, with or without costume - annually parade up and down Main Street with their owners on H&H Fest.
Dogs are popular in Ada, especially when the university is in session.
There are a few dog-friendly stores, but on Fest’ Day, they own the street: getting a few pats, checking out other canines, nibble on some dropped crumbs.
Here’s a series of photos of just a few of “man’s best friends” with their owners on Saturday.
When Calvin Fisher drives around Ada, kids often recognize him.
That’s because for three years, he has helped run ReStore’s Picnic in the Park, which provides children with food and activities throughout the summer.
MR. FISHER IS FEATURED IN THE CURRENT RESTORE NEWSLETTER. TO READ THE NEWSLETTER, OPEN THE ATTACHMENT AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS STORY.
“So I know a lot of the kids in the area,” said Calvin.
