Amherst news-times, 2010-01-20

              it girls sgi)if 1 ft-. - t :,- 7 p , o pago 5 amherst news-times 7mhm;afldilfer ' i y7aft a look ahead the friends of public library will be holding their first meeting 2010 on wednesday, jan. 27, at 11:30 a.m. library. is volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to helping support by fundraising for various programs and special events, advocates reading within community. annual individual memberships are $5, families $8 business $25. both active associate members invited join. claire smith memorial playground spaghetti dinner fundraiser held saturday, 23 eagles from 5-10 p.m. served 5-8 includes spaghetti, salad, bread, dessert soft drinks. advanced tickets adults $5 seniors children 0 younger. available nord middle school board education. there music raffles. more information, contact jami sexton amy jackson 988-4441 or todd stuart 988-8806 via e-mail jamisex-ton amherstk 2.org, toddstuart amherstkl2.or g- steele home run boosters host steak fry feb. 20 6-11:30 hal, 1161 milan ave. $30 per person, which reverse raffle. if anyone interested in donating an auction item purchasing tickets, call jamie greene 440-213-0063 jamlesoh.rr.com. all proceeds this event benefit baseball program. free community meal trinity evangelical church, 46485 ridge road. no need bring proof address income. 985-2419 information. 53 rri s 3 8 r :- yxy- y " iinmi' k' i-""s ..";:7-fr"v yvy v j if. lff; f a; .s f4 '" c;"t v.r '4 'f !t "if,'- -t pharaohs read, too librarian lisa stanley shows off replica session was ancient egyptian coffin delight some about egypt. (photo john lasko) awestruck kids saturday morning during storytime police: lock car doors night face ihefi' lasko reporter police department again reminding .residents cars night, probability someone rifling through valuables before morning. . "people think they secure can leave unlocked because nothing it. well, there's always something that thief may want like registration," sergeant dan jasinski with department's detective bureau said. "a not able get social security number, but identifies them name address. so, still create identity just paperwork." sunday, 10, responded five vehicle trespass complaints city. 8:06 a.m., when officer luther residence continued page 2 superintendent wants input goals steve sayers looking parents, students, teachers, administrators residents help prioritize list district hopes accomplish end 201 1-2012 year. thursday, beginning p.m., he high cafetorium. know right track meet what has dubbed "amherst schools 2012 measures success," next step strategic plan. "now we aie period stability, time us really proactive plan future," "i rotary grant helps teens thanks $1,000 club, along matching funds district, students program up running after one-year hiatus. greg ring, former director educational services turned firelands superintendent, started 2006-2007 year as way improving academic skills take ohio achievement test april. great kids," judy alexander, role models studying working it's little incentive these younger study having somebody who them." becoming tutors must junior senior have 'b' resident tim bransum uses goalie's mask image camera pond hockey game. "3t f- i7u a,-..''' t-,yy, ""y 11 r. : sii yy 'y, 'y-y:y --y v;y ; l'.--e' ". '.','r- 'va "' '' '. -a ready hockey? most people grow tired ohio's sub-freezing temperatures mounting snow drifts comets team took advantage cold weather recently game amherst's outdoor life association. "we've been doing several years now," ron watson, member one organizers event, "this even coaching staff came out joined fun." varsity brandon watson ryan orseno used snowblowers clear almost foot frozen had plenty room accommodate regulation rink. 10