By Kasey Hume
Advanced Aesthetician at Beyond MedSpa
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Teresa I. “Terri” Treen, age 64, died on Friday, December 21, 2018 at 2:39 a.m. at Ohio Health Shelby Hospital, Shelby, Ohio.
She was born on March 30, 1954 in Lima, Ohio to James and Helen (Greiser) Marshall. Her father preceded her in death and her mother, Helen McPheron survives in Ada. Terri married Fred Treen on July 1, 1994 and he survives in Shelby.
Terri worked at Proctor and Gamble of Lima. She worked at and was a member of the Shelby American Legion Post #326.
For 13 technological studies students, a fall semester project designed to help them learn CAD (computer-aided design) turned into a fun way to showcase their skills and celebrate the holiday season.
Associate professor of technology Feng Jao’s Product Design and Analysis class (TECH 2231) was designed to prepare students to use and create CAD drawings with a software application called Autodesk Inventor. One of their projects involved re-engineering a wooden toy train set using CAD drawings and 3D printing.
As an unexpected surprise, the project received a healthy dose of Christmas cheer, as well.
Pastor and Mrs. Jack Duffy (left) hand out Christmas ornaments while they and other members of the Ada First Baptist Church sing carols at Vancrest on Wednesday evening. A number of churches and organizations will sing carols at the retirement home this season, including Trinity Lutheran Church, Ada United Methodist Church, Riley Creek Church, Ada and McGuffey Churches of Christ, Grace Gospel Church, Not an Ordinary Place, and Noteworthy Community Choir. (Monty Siekerman photo)
Photos and story by Monty Siekerman
Ada police, fire, and EMS converged on Ada Schools on Thursday afternoon—not for an emergency but for a fun time.
Representatives of the three departments met students at the school doors at dismissal time. Santa and the Grinch were there, too.
School is out for winter break, which is a happy enough occasion for most students. The greetings and candy canes handed out by the first responders made school dismissal even more exciting.
Photo: Emma Partin, 5, daughter of Donna Boerger, and friends.
You’ll have to go to the dinner theatre at The Inn on Friday evening to find out. The dinner theatre begins with a buffet to die for, followed by the play “Sorry, Wrong Chimney.”
A decadent dessert is available at intermission. Tickets for Friday’s dinner/play are available by calling The Inn at 419-772-2500. “Sorry” is a fast-paced farce.
The troupe (named Northwest Ohio Theatre Fraternal Association) includes people from Ada, Findlay, Delphos, Lima, and North Baltimore.
