Amherst news-times, 2010-05-26

              -y r"y super athletes daisies bridge ? 7 - t4 a. i ! pago 2 5 amherst news-time flaiih8kfcr.(jilhr a look ahead senior citizens of will meet friday, june 4, at the eagles on milan avenue noon for catered lunch. entertainment be music by debra rose. contact ruth 988-5287 tickets no later than 1. community chorus spotlight best broadway in show may 28 p.m. st joseph social hall. tickets, available door, are $5 adults, $4 citizens, $3 students, and free to children five younger. songs from following categories featured: blockbusters, leading ladies, men, rodgers hammerstein, opening night first time . chorus's 14-year history, they have choreography accompany 40 ' singing. is under direction simone steve gall boasts 80 members three counties. refreshments served concert public library showcase artwork local students schools, st. joseph's school firelands schools color art 2010, display now through 26 during regular business hours. election american legion post 118 officers wednesday, 2, 1 6 results announced meeting that evening. has also placed flags veterans' graves cemeteries amherst, township, brownhelm. if anyone was missed, pick up flag veterans sticker hall, 921 north lake st., every day memorial day. more information, call tom hauck (440) 986-3662. ah cyo uniforms must returned or parish offices as soon possible. diane 522-2491 set arrangements needed. r- k o s3 spin' m -4 l 4a f ?!k mm mmm s moom tin w mum jason hawk news-times reporter eight-year-old anna dudziak looked tiny next 2,386-pound stack heavy-laden food boxes being loaded thursday into second harvest truck. but it her little hands about 600 second- third-grade schoolmates powers elementary gathered metric ton goods help feed hungry families. "it's important other people, not just yourself," said workers prepared cargo distribution across lorain, erie, crawford, huron rod mcguire, resource coordinator central ohio, peanut butter, cereal, canned vegetables, soup, stew some 10,000 people his organization sees each week. bad economic times making pantries ever, he said. ft n if-7ix '.it carly diaz, 8, third-grader school, shows off self-portrait, which part school's show. were photographed, then traced grid over their pictures, filling block with 'y v 11 jack dalzell explains helped launch own rockets coming hunger problem harvest's 2010 america study showed disturbing results: 77,200 ohioans annually ohio branch include nearly 32,000 3,900 seniors. 52 percent those house-. holds report having choose between paying utilities heating fuel buying food. 39 reported medical bills 77 client households insecure, meaning do always know where find meal. past four years, seen 134 increase number who need mcguire it's understand continued page l. r "i , sum j ml '4, h .ktffv living ""v tifa iiifiiiiltili'lmullli .ill workings ares l-x rocket, october. weeks. (photo hawk) " grabs last groceries bank she classmates gather 2,386 pounds non-perishable designs pulled imaginations. teacher denise bescan arranged pieces decorate walls hallways pto member tammy lacey volunteers. rocket expert encourages news year 1969, sat grade classroom watching an apollo mission toward stars. there way could imagine years would send $445 million hurtling miles atmosphere. aerospace engineer nasa glenn research center cleveland, shared experience i-x test young learners plan much smaller launches scientist "more fun you : x "3 liz li shoot stars! jobs saved teletech keeps 400 employed threat unemployment week away, told friday spared. doors corner leavitt road park supposed close 31, continue without interruption, according company spokesman bob livingston. "in this economy, great; thing tell we are; continuing," livingston deal struck keep all payroll busy, chance future expansion, not, however, say1 what new service partner had signed whether made bargain tak-j ing inbound phone calls t-j mobile. based colorado, teletechj provides outsourced labor to' 3 should ever allowed have," fiftli sixth nord middle school. dalzell's old stomping grounds. 1981 graduate marion steele higlj 4 early career air traffic control abandoned when lorain county college job fair landed him nasa. since then, man worked ranks involved search vehicle take space. "the space shuttle fleet they're trying ii ii-