2012 Ada High School homecoming royalty Michael Chen and Morgan Rouch were crowned on Friday, Oct. 5.
Other senior on the court were Kellen Decker, Mason Acheson, Josie Corwin and Erica Kier.
Other members of the court were freshman Blake Ansley, sophomore Lane Nitchie, junior Matthew Wilcox, and freshman Claire Toland, sophomore Tessa Coulson, and junior Alexis Rhodes.
President Elect- Heather Cox called the 2nd meeting (October 9th) of the 2012–2013 Kiwanis year to order at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday October 9 at McIntosh Center, ONU.
The invocation was offered by Jon Umphress.
The birthday of member Brian Myers (October 9th) was noted.
Member Accomplishments: Jeff Schulman was formally elected as Lt. Governor-Elect (Division 2) at the Ohio Kiwanis Governor’s visit Monday night in Bellefontaine. Jon Umphress was also in attendance.
In business:
-Members heard an updated financial report from Brian Marshall, club treasurer.
President Elect Heather Cox called the 1st meeting (October 2nd) of the 2012–2013 Kiwanis year to order at 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday October 2 at McIntosh Center, ONU
The invocation was offered by Jon Umphress. The following guests were introduced: Sarah Lipperman, Alyssa Mason, Katie Temple, Allie Puntel and Katie Lorson-ONU Circle K; and Judge William D. Hart.
The membership anniversaries celebrated on October 1st were noted: Al Baillis 1958; Jeffery Schulman 1978; and Charles Van Dyne, 1960.
The wedding anniversary of Scott and Jamie Wills (1994) was also noted.
Joe Ferguson reported that the landscape at the village entrance signs has been updated.
The Ada High School Marching Band traveled to Richfield, near Cleveland, on Sept. 29 and performed in Class C (small school) competition at the Seventh Annual Revere High School Marching Band Invitational, hosted by the Revere Marching Minutemen.
The contest leader update will be posted later in the week.
The winner of Week 6 of The Icon Football Contest is David Glick. Hepicked all 15 games correctly and was named the winner by correctly picking both tie-breakers. Jerry Cupples also picked all 15 games correctly as well as the first tie-breaker, but just missed on the second tie-breaker.
