Amherst news-times, 2008-06-25

              get your qigong on, free - page 2 group needs books for troops 5 amherst news-times a look ahead the public library will host cartooning workshop kids in grades five through 12 with local artist mike leuszler. students learn basic drawing techniques and ideas character development. creative to on thursday, june 26. from 10:30 -noon. more information summer reading programs at check them out online www.amherst.lib.oh.us. friends of start their third operation paperbacks project american stationed abroad. ; organization be collecting paperback library's circulation desk throughout month july; shipped servicemen women serving iraq, kuwait, afghanistan, saudi arabia, korea, bosnia kosovo. cheerleaders hold car wash sunday, 29, 9 a.m. 1:30 p.m. advance auto parts rt 58. cars washed donation proceeds going defray expenses cheerleaders. players theatre presents "g.i. jukebox" by rick lewis, directed dave cotton music direction corey knick. performances are 26, 27, 28, july 3, 5, 6, 11, 13 8 p.m., sunday matinees 3 tickets $12 each or $10 groups 15 may reserved calling box office (440) 988-5613. meeting is scheduled today, wednesday, 25 11:30 library. discussion presentation joe "the coupon guy" 30 7 main street building. they also discuss group's involvement pet show jamboree festival 17 explained. new members always welcome. ibjbbbbhkbi -w jbb&ite'.. 'mbbb jihmr y?fsbi s rabwjbhabbr? ibwhnbkfbsm bkbbbbbbbms&b jkbbbbbbbibbbbbobbbbbb' fluhhgtjb biekibbbbbbibbbb&bbs:?1bb&bk bbbbbbbibbbbbbibsbbbbbbbbsbbissbibbbb up, up away cub scout troop 429 about hot air balloons sunday. native lynee (szucs) bixler, resident medina, demonstrates how use sublime, her balloon. photos, see 5. (photos randy meyers) farc historical society break ground facility built sandstone village. (photo john lasko) digs house archaeology center here lasko reporter come august, firelands archaeological research (farc) have home 28x28 foot building center; it located between old garage art gallery. was designed councilman-at-large member terry traster. indian trail actually went right down north ridge road. pittsburgh detroit because walked lake banks when you go (west) road, drops off both sides. there would probably been one side marshy other what better place an then trial?" ron sauer said. has spent last 10 years as curator assumed role president february. facade made older constructed fit buildings. "i offered chance i thought win-win sit continued philanthropist left his mark county, business world imagine life without nordson, nordson depot society. these many arts, education, social institutions legacy family eric t. nord, who died thursday age 90. former ceo corporation, brother, evan, created corporation foundation, nord foundation jane were catalysts forming community greater lorain county. philanthropy over resulted than $100 million charitable donations service organizations, especially northern ohio. according "investing community: history ohio," book written mary pickerell published oberlin heritage 2004, charity values passed operators ham this weekend "ham radio works systems don't." motto operator norm miller kd8gxk he known waves lives by, telephones, cell phones even internet can compromised event emergency. nearly 30,000 amateur across country expected participate annual demonstrate emergency communication capabilities quarry top hams no exception. holding demonstrations beginning a.m., saturday, 29 1015 jones, another operator, not only uses hobby, rents space two large towers sprint wind generator that power three stations during national field day which take 28 29.