Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 109, Number 32, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 1 January 1986 — Page 9

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Presidents quilt Mrs. Richard Gluck and members of the Falrvlew Grange embroidered blocks of all the presidents of the United States on this quilt, on display at I*J. Wagner Home Interiors. The quilt was completed in eight months by the IS women. Their goal was to win a first place at the Indiana State Grange Association at Pokagon Park. Not only did they win in the state competition, but they received top honors at the national meeting in Spokane, Washington. The quilt will be on display for a few months. (AN photo by Marie Dobecki)

New books available at Library

The following new books are available at the Nappanee Public Library. FICTION Hooray for Homicide, by Anderson-A mystery starring Jessica Fletcher, of “Murder She Wrote”. Shadows 8--A collection of bizarre short stories. Coming Down Again, by Balaban--Three Vietnam veterans find themselves fighting for their lives once again, in the Southeast Asian Jungle, in this adventure tale. In a Certain Light, by Brownstein--The story of an abused woman’s journey from fear to independence and love. Elegy for a Soprano, by Smith-A woman searches for the truth about a famous singer’s life and death, when she discovers the singer may have been her natural mother. Resort to Murder, by Krasner-A couple of murders in a nearby tourist haun t give a big city chief of homicide a new area of investigation. The Naked Liar, by Adams-An ex-con tries to prove that a friend did not kilHier husband, in this mystery set during the Depression. NON-FICTION The Paramount Story, by Eames--The history of the movie studio. Chilton's Guide to VCR Repair and Maintenance. Indiana, Off the Beaten Path, by Thomas -A guide to unique places. Turning Wood, by Raffan--All about woodworking. Ferraro, My Story--Geraldine Ferraro’s autobiography. Good Enough to Dream, by Kahn--The story of a year in a minor league baseball team. Duke: the Life and Times of John Wayne, by Shepherd. The Big Score, by Malone~A look at the reality of Silicon Valley life beneath the well-tended public image. FOR CHILDREN The Mouse and Mrs. Proudfoot, by Rusling-When Mrs. Proudfoot brings in all kinds of animals to chase away a mouse, they cause more trouble than the mouse. Bethany for Real, by HinesBethany makes a new friend while trading a pretend kitten for pretend lemonade. Centerburg Tales, by McCloskey--More adventures of Homer Pjrjce. The Star Spangled Banana, by Keller-Riddles. 1 * Pasghetti and Meatbulbs!, by Kane-Cartoons. Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle’s Magic, by

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MacDonald-More tales about the magical Mrs. Piggle Wiggle. Just Me and My Puppy, by Mayer-Little Monter fells about his new puppy. The Sara Summer, by HahnEmily thought it would be her worst summer ever-until she met Sara. The Scarebunny, by KunhardtTam tries to scare a bunny from his

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“Many of Indiana's fine hotels and motels can be enjoyed this winter at substantial savings," said Lt. Governor John Mutz. The Indiana Department of Commerce’s Tourism Development Division and the Hook Drug Company are sponsoring the third annual “Winter Wanderer" coupon. The coupon offers a 25-50 percent savings on double occupancy room rates to 90 hotel-motel properties, including the six state park inns throughout the state. The coupon is part of an effort to increase occupancy rates and tourism throughout the

Saturday classes offered

Persons wishing to attend college classes on Saturday only may choose from a variety of spring semester offerings at Indiana University at South Bend. Saturday classes sthrt on January 18, and run through May 3. Courses are offered atß:lsa.m., and 10:55a.m., to permit a student to take two courses each Saturday. Several courses begin at 9a.m. The schedule for spring semester includes English composition, business and professional speaking, astronomy, introductory psychology, basic algebra, and macroeconomics. Two computer courses are being offered: “The Computer in Business” and “Computer Programming: Using Basic”. Also offered is “University Life Seminar”, a course designed to assist the new or returning student develop study skills required for successful college work. The class will cover such skills as note-taking, test-taking, reading textbooks with comprehension, and time management. Registration for spring semester

garden with a scarecrow, but it doesn’t work. Big Bird’s Book About the Earth and Sky, by Paige. The Berenstain Bears Forget Their Manners, by Beren^fain. Welcome Home, Big Bird, by Kingsley-Big Bird feels hurt because no one is around to welcome him home from his trip.

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winter months (January 1-March 30). “Last year. 7400 coupons were redeemed at Indiana hotel-motel properties This year the coupon promotion has generated more interest among participating properties which we hope will create a sizable increase in redeemed 'coupons for the ’B6 winter season,” said Mutz, who is director of the Indiana Department ’of Commerce, which includes the Tourism Development Division. The Winter Wanderer coupons are

will be held January 6-8, between 10a.m. and 7p.m., in the lUSB administration building. Students will register according to class standing and alphabetical order. Late registration and adding of Saturday classes can also be done on January 18, from 8-11a.m., in Greenlawn Hall, Room 119. Persons wishing more information may call lUSB’s Saturday program office, at 237-4260.

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