Amherst news-times, 2011-06-22

              summer jvsasks leagues for$38m page 2a 6a amherst news-times major league dreams unique boutique 3 f take a step back in time when mario surovy presents "a history of northern ohio's amusement parks" on wednesday, june 22, at 7 p.m. the main street community center, 255 park ave. will talk about current parks such as cedar point, well long-closed luna (cleveland) and crystal beach (vermilion). there's no admission cost. is invited to premier "napkin tales," documentary resident ethel moyers her collection 2,000 paper napkins. native mika johnson filming experience. event be held thursday, 23, one-room school-housegrange hall sandstone museum milan avenue, amherst. several churches band together again this hold patriotic services. minesterial association has organized worship service sunday, july 3, from 1 a.m. noon steele high school stadium. cost donation can food or other non-perishable item for bank. rev. todd gulley guest speaker. see our complete bulletin board 3a. send news items to: newsotheoberllnnews.com p.o. box 67, $3 h s3 r e t & i 518 d ljsl sum . flfik ''wwj wmmlm, ....... ,. s ! j - ljli photo courtesy spokane indians ryan rua takes swing during his first night member indians, minor club team texas rangers. rua, amherst, was drafted 17th round mlb draft. minors rangers by jason hawk reporter former comets baseball star way pros. 21, 2008 steel grad, been picked he's already hustled washington, where third base rangers' short-season team, indians. sunday night, had hit minors, helping 4-3 win. "we're so proud him," said ryan's father, randy just minutes before game monday night. "there were five six teams that pretty solid getting ahold going into last two weeks," he said. "they kept closer, calling him, feeling them out 5b gallery future unknown after jenne, 71, dies artist neal whose iconic pen ink drawings hang all over county, died tuesday age 71. jenne battled lung brain cancer years. even illness left him unable draw, continued teaching encouraging tight-knit artists avenue stu dio bears name. art village built 2005 with marilyn who neal's aunt. since then, official artist-in-residence, classes giving advice sought it. "his place like magic. anyone ever went there felt it," fellow jerry wolosyn, knew four years taught gallery. "you never criticized. you always welcome." fall, wolosyn closed studio months renovations, then studied peanuts creator charles schulz, an illustrator ethiopia, made training materials army. later, pen-and-ink drawing classes. obituary 5a. emh changes international er use hospital ends some services inpatient care surgeries end hospital, but emergency room isn't anywhere. confusion cleveland facility caused visits drop off noticably early may, spokeswoman kristen davis told news-times. that's healthcare announced its joint rehabilitation camp, routine outpatient procedures, acute elderly unit would move elyria. lot people are really unsure what's remaining open amherst," patients still report x-rays, cat scans, ultrasounds, blood-work. continue 24 hours day, seven days week fact, tentative plans expand here future. dalagiannis breakfast organizer dotti washington surgeon's greek roots honored lorain festival one most respected plastic surgeons staff speaker 45th annual breakfast. dr. athanasios thomas kicked talking heritage. spotlight nationality year's celebration. spoke contact usi phone: (440) 988-2801 e-mail: newstheoberlinnews.com mail: oh 44001 subscriptions: $34 per year delivered $44 outside county. senior (60) rates $29 in-county $39 out-of-county. counter sales: drug mart, iga, dairy party shop, piggy's street, convenient, convenient express, rite aid, giant eagle, get-go