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By Riley Fleece

The Hardin County Hootenannies met at  Miranda Holbrook's place.  President Isaac Davis opened  and asked Riley Fleece to lead the 4-H Pledge after Seth Davis was to begin the American Pledge.  Secretary Miranda Holbrook took roll call with members telling their favorite time of the year. There were seven members present.

Paige Jochima and Amy Sparr show some of the items donated Saturday morning for the Hardin County Humane Society.

The Liberty Belles and Boys 4-H Club collected pet supplies and food.

About 160 food items were given to the Ada Food Pantry.
(Monty Siekerman)

Instructor Marilyn Reed gives some painting tips to Tallene Eichelberger during a PaintINN at the Inn on Thursday evening.

The topic for the canvas was "Sunset on the Water." The next PaintINNs will be July 1 (Bicycle and Wicker Basket) and Aug. 4 (Writing in the Sand).

Call 419-772-2500 to register for future lessons.
(Monty Siekerman)

The Liberty Belles and Boys 4-H Club will hold “support drive” from 9 to 11:30 a.m., Saturday, June 6, in the Hays Insurance parking lot on Main Street, Ada.

The drive supports both the Hardin County Humane Society and the Ada Food Pantry.

Here’s what you may donate:

• Canned goods for the Ada Food Pantry.

• Sheets, blankets, towels and regular Pine-Sol Cleaner and for the Hardin County Humane Society.

The Pawsitive Attitudes 4-H Club held their second business meeting recently at the Alger Public Library.  Pledges were led by Katherine Moore and Abigail Osborne, followed by roll call.  Secretary, Ruth Anne Osborne, asked each member to answer roll call by stating the name of their favorite breed of dog.  All 13 members were present along with Advisor, Mrs. Amyial Brown and three guests.

A fountain is the centerpiece of an extensive spring garden at the Harold Barker home on Klingler Road.

Here, poppies and phlox beautify the landscape on a sunny Friday. This year, fewer people will enjoy this long stretch of flowers bordering the road since Klingler Road is closed for construction near the Barker home. 
(Monty Siekerman)

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