Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 47, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 November 1995 — Page 3

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HOLIDAY PLAY—Students of Peg Germann's third grade class, using backdrops and costumes they made themselves, performed "Twos The Night Before Thanksgiving* from the book by Dav Pjlkey for Woodview Elementary School recently. However, it was done in a unique way—using a 'zap shot* camera, teacher's assistant Lori Hahn, student teacher LaDora Kronk and inclusion teacher Joan Calvin helped Mrs. Germann set up each shot, in the order

New books available at library

The following new, books are now availab)e at the Nappanee Public Library, for your reading pleasure. ADULT FICTION: Come To Grief, by Francis— Jockey turned investigator Sid Halley must testify at the trial of an adored racing figure he exposed, but a tragic suicide shatters the proceedings and sends Halley off on a new and dangerous investigation. Morning, Noon and Night, by Sheldon —When one of the wealthiest men in the world mysteriously drowns, it sets off a chain of events that reverberates around the globe, and reveals a web of blackmail, drugs, and murder hidden behind his family’s glamorous facade. Murder On The Atlantic, by Allen —Steve Allen and his wife are guests on the star-studded maiden voyage of a new luxury liner when a,body turns up in a lifeboat, and the Allens become amateur detectives. Rider At The Gate, by Cherryh—A grief-haunted horseman on a suicide mission to avenge his dead lover, and a boy on a quest to prove his worth, are at the heart of this science fiction adventure set on a planet in a new universe. Legacies, by Dailey—This is

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each scene appeared in the book, and the script was read and recorded on cassette tape. On Wednesday, November 22, the entire "play" was shown on television monitors all over the school. In the top photo, students have "visions of drumsticks dancing in their heads." In the bottom photo is Mrs. Germann's entire third grade class, dressed as turkeys, students, a teacher, teacher's assistant and Farmer Mack Nuggett. (AN photos by Christina Hill)

the story of a man and a woman drawn together by love but tom apart by a heritage of feuds, divided loyalties and unbending pride, set against the background of the Civil War. Mint Julep Murder, by Hart — When a controversial publisher is poisoned at the Dixie Book Festival, the evidence seems to point to bookstore owner Annie Darling, who sets a trap for the killer with herself as bait. Belgarath the Sorcerer, by Eddings —The life story of a sorcerer, and his account of the great struggle that occurred in the fantasy world he inhabits. The Perfect Soldier, by Peters — A survivor of a goodwill mission, to a former Soviet republic that ended in tragedy, becomes a pawn in U.S./Russian political manipulations involving photos of KGB murders of American prisoners of war, in this suspenseful novel. Cherished Moments, by Mills, Lamb & Bittner —A collection of three romance novellas woven around the theme of motherhood. Dance On The Wind, by Johnston —A young mountain man blazes a trail of danger and adventure on the American frontier. Enigma, by Harris —A cryptographer races against time to crack the Nazi’s code, before German Üboats sink hundreds more Allied ships during World War 11, as

British and American intelligence work to discover a spy and plug a dangerous intelligence leak. Where Love Goes, by Maynard —As two divorced people try to build a life together, their families clash in a never-ending battle for attention and affection. Smoke, by Westlake —A burglar breaks into a research lab and becdlries invisible, leading to all sorts of interesting possibilities, in this comic caper. ADULT NON-FICTION: Bogart: In Search Of My Father, by Bogart—Humphrey Bogart’s son explores his father’s life in a candid biography. The Housekeeper’s Diary, by Berry —The former housekeeper at Prince Charles’ Highgrove mansion details the mounting trouble in his marriage. A Civil Action, by Harr—A young Boston trial lawyer sacrificed everything for what he believed to be the truth, in a lawsuit against two of the nation’s largest corporations. Elvis: A Celebration In Pictures, by Hirshberg—A portrait of Elvis Presley by a Life magazine staffer. Where Miracles Happen, by Anderson —True experiences of ordinary people whose lives have been touched by God.

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Charged for intoxication Officer Weaver, of the Nappanee Police Department, observed a black 1984 Pontiac traveling east on US6 through Nappanee, at approximately 3a.m. Monday, November 20. Weaver noticed signs of an intoxicated driver, after following the car for a distance to observe. The car was stopped, and the driver was identified as Ramon Dominguez, 41, Scott St., Warsaw. Dominguez failed a series of field sobriety tests, and was then transported to the Elkhart County Jail, where he failed a chemical test for intoxication. He was then booked into the jail on a $3,000 bond, on the charge of driving while intoxicated second offense, pending a hearing. Bus trips planned Two Friends of the Nappanee Public Library bus trips, which are coming in 1996, would make excellent Christmas gifts. The first is the musical “Showboat,” at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago July 20, 1996. The seats for this Saturday matinee performance are in a block on the main floor. Flyers with details about this exciting performance arc available at the Adult Services Desk. Participants will board a 47-pas-senger Cardinal bus and depart from the library at Ba.m. for Chicago. The day includes a leisurely lunch at Water Tower Place, the 2p.m. “Showboat” matinee and a one-hour dinner stop in Merrillville on the return trip. The bus will return to the library by 9p.m. The nonrefundable tickets cost %81, including transportation and a matinee ticket; meals are not included.. The second bus trip is to Market Square Arena in Indianapolis Sunday, April 21. Enjoy the excitement of the Pacers’ final game of the season, against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The seats are in the high upper level in corner section 16, so bring binoculars. Participants will depart from the library at 10a.m. on a 49passenger Cardinal bus, returning to the library by 9p.m. The nonrefundable tickets cost $46 including transportation, but not including meals. Orders made now will be acknowledged with a decorative Christmas gift certificate for each individual reservation. Persons who register together will be seated together. Make checks payable to the Friends of the Library. Consider these bus trips in your Christmas gift-giving, for the music lover and the sports fan. Reservation forms are available at the Adult Services Desk, or by calling the library at 219-773-7919. NOW LEASING SELF STORAGE Fenced, lighted. You keep the keys. Lowest Prices Size sxlo, 10x10, 10x15, 10x20, 10x30 Also fenced in area for outside winter storeage for motor homes, cars, boats, trailers, etc. NAPPANEE SELF STORAGE Highway 6 West Nappanee, IN 46550 Office located in brick house next to Storage Sheds 773-5561

Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, November 22,1995

THANKSGIVING DINNER Celebrate it with Family at AMISH ACRES A . • Threshers Dinner Buffet AMISH ACRES* Historic Farm, Restaurants, Theatre &. Inns U.S. Highway 6, Nappanee, Indiana Call for information 1-800-800-4942

■ 11 —«. Celebrate the Season with HOLIDAY GIFTS from “The House Across the Street - Unique Ladies Apparel Shop in Nappanee House Gift While visiting The House,Certificates Available. trough The.^ Free Gift Wrapping Nappanee*3? Saturday 10-5. V J wonderful Closed Sunday V gifts, cards Phone (219) 773-3722 and ideas! U.S. Highway 6. Nappanee. Ind. Two stores in one!

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