EDITORIAL: Food Bank, after 30 years, deserves a party: Our view: And it merits our help, as the need to ease hunger doesn't stop.(Editorial)

Oct. 10--The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona will celebrate its 30th anniversary Sunday with an open house, games, music and, of course, food. This is a happy occasion, a time for the community to honor an institution that has served Pima County residents for three decades. But the fact that there's still such a need for the food bank, that so many of our neighbors go without food, should be a wake-up call to the community. "We'd love to see the food bank go out of business, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen," said Pauline Hechler of the agency's community relations department. The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona distributes enough …