Amherst news-times, 2008-05-28

              got junk cars? move 'em - page 11 comets eye regionals 8 amjierst news-times it dl . a look ahead the amherst public library is hosting fine forgiveness week june 9-14. patrons who return items with non-perishable food item will have their waived. also, for pre-existing fines, $1 be waived each brought in. registration all three summer acting troupes of held again on wednesday, 4 from 6-8 p.m. in high school cafetorium. this sandstone theater, apprentices workshop and sunshine theatre. call teri bilancini at 988-7524, or sue draga 984-3253 more information productions, dates fees. cheerleaders host second annual golf outing saturday, may 31, a.m. willow creek course. four-person scramble. cost $75 per person $300 team tncludes-18-holes, cart, lunch steak dinner. jaimie miller 988-5748 tickets information. enjoy free father's day breakfast. sunday, 15, bring your dad to family fellowship church 780 cooper foster park road time honor dads during worship solid rock caf6 offers, full service breakfast including eggs, bacon, sausage, hashbrowns, biscuits gravy, more. times are 9 10:45 served 10:15 brownhelm historical association picnic 6:30 carriage barn mill hollow. asked dish share, own table beverage. following ted hornyak talk about cemetery laws, ohio dispute resolution commission, provide consumer steele seniors graduate sunday; ipviiihh hs&kkblvh illflkkhkr'-julh jljjjjj iiihk hjn abby frankart adam stiwald max mason megan mcndoza rebecca kamody jbbphbbkif'ijpjib make slider ari antonopoulos slides safely into home after single by boys advanced regional competition tomorrow against miranda szucs cleared way fourth inning st. ignatius. game played shelby. (photo carl midview unfortunately girls lost game. however, sullenberger) five seniors, are; vying chance become valejdtc& torian class 2008 which graduates sunday. they are: frankart, daughter stevetajul; kim frankart. her extracurricular aclivc; continued 14 special eight-page graduation; section featuring color photoirof; included; issue news-times'; sandstone' village fair sunday center 1 located milan avenue. from-2-5 featured "a stitch"in time" display old new needlework art george chapel. 2:15-3:30 p.m"., there performance by" west virginia cutups, blue grass musical group roy riggs. 3:30 4:30 p.m., sister jean ragtime queen little laundry perfpirrasin house. shane carney gnqrig demonstrations shoeing horse blacksmith shop operation. marsha:depalma de8h4 strate dutch oven cooking. car coddlers antique automobiles games children. settlers roaming groups, telling stories life 1890s. buildings open, gallery center. available purchase tent jefferson 150 snacks soft drinks house kitchen. admission $3 adults; children younger free. rbi c e $ pjj liiilllihlbilllllllllh parade, perfect ceremony cleveland avenue (above) was monday celebration memorial day. left poppy girl macy wolfe, riding convertible. right member marching band. see 2 photos john lasko. bench dedicated thursday matthew hewitt lasko reporter fifteen-year-old never know what it's like drive first time, go his date, attend senior prom even school. while sophomore school, he given opportunity do any because cut short contracting acute pneumonia dec. 20, 2005, caused organs literally shut down. matthew's mother nancy, pain heartbreak just as strong today she watched helplessly son passed away. "we had flu two brothers night before complained stomach ache headache we thought flu," 3 nancy son, matthew's, bedroom. has not 'changed anything room since teen died 2005. lasko)