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Stutzman-Sherman , Julie Ann Stutznuui, Bremen, ttd John Michael Sherman 11, t<iftppanee, announce their engagement to be married August 28 at Nappanee Missionary Church.. bride-elect is the daughter of. Eli and Kathy Stutzman, 502 lEtSst Plymouth, Bremen. She gradb4ed from Bremen High School in 3 $94 and is currently employed by ggp Newmar Corporation, P%»pancc. < Her fiance’ is the son of John an 4 Becky Sherman, Elkhart John Michael graduated from Elkhart (Baptists Christian School in 1989, and Indiana University of South Bend in 1996. He is also currently employed by the Newmar Corporation, Nappanee. 1

Named to Dean’s List * Three area residents were among the students named to the 'Davenport College Spring 1999 Dean’s List. Jennifer L. Anglemyer, Jason DeMien and Knstel Kendall, all of Nappanee, darned the honor. The trio attend the South Bend/Mishawaka Campus _of Davenport College which is located at 7121 Grape Road, Granger. lams leadership award North Wood High School graduate Matt Peterson was among a gjroup of Manchester College students who recently earned recognition for their contributions to campus life. l' During the Student Development leadership banquet in April, the students were recognized for their significant contributions to the activities program and the student development program, including residence life, security, multicultural affairs and health services among others. ;t “Our most active students are our most successful achievers, and it j| a privilege to recognize them for their significant contributions,” Slid Bill Rhudy, vice-president of student development. ; Matt is the son of Thomas and Kathleen Peterson, 72192 CR9, Nappanee. Earns leadership award Matthew Schrock has been awarded a Leadership Achievement | Award of $4,300 to study at Goshen College. The scholarship is renewable for four years of study at Goshen College. Recipients must meet at least two of the following criteria to be eligible to apply: be National Merit Scholars; earn at least a 1270 ;on the SAT or 29 on the ACT; rank first in their class; or have a grade point average of at least 3.8. Final selection is based on a written essay and the degree of leadership the student shows in extracurricular activities in school, church and community. The award is renewable if the recipient posts at least a 3.2 GPA at Goshen. Schrock is the son of Thomas and Ruth Schrock, Nappanee, and a graduate of North Wood High School. Goshen College is a four-year, national liberal arts college known for leadership in international education and peace and justice issue,' in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition.

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The following new books have been added to the shelves at the Nappanee Public Library, and are now available for your reading pleasure. ADULT FICTION Pearl Cove, by Lowell —a young widow facing the mystery of her husband’s suspicious death, the prospect of bankruptcy, and the disappearance of a priceless necklace, calls upon a cold and ruthless businessman for help. Turn of the Century, by Anderson—a couple on the cutting edge of new technologies is drawn into a thrilling, high-tech corporate hoax, in this novel of life as the twentieth century morphs into the twenty-first. The Burglar in the Rye, by Block—to clear his name, bookseller/burglar Bemie Rhodenbarr must solve a murder or two, track down a rival thief, and retrieve some missing letters. The Saving Graces, by Gaffney—the friendship that powerfully connects the lives of four women is put to the ultimate test by a crisis of astounding proportions. Fortune’s Hand, by Plain—a portrayal of a man’s descent from idealistic beginnings into a world of dishonesty and greed—and of the two women who love him. Thunderhead, by Preston — prompted by a mysterious letter written by her father, an archaeologist searches for the legendary Anasazi Indians’ lost city of gold, in this tale of adventure and human courage put to the ultimate test. Do You Want to Know a Secret?, by Clark—the death of a senior anchorman offers a newswoman on the rise her biggest opportunity, but she soon begins to unravel a plot of murder, greed, and jealousy that involves players as high up as the White House. Nothing But the Night, by Pronzini —the paths of two men who share the night begin to cross again and again with increasing threat, in this novel of suspense. Cat in an Indigo Mood, by Douglas —a hard-boiled homicide cop has to call upon amateur sleuth Temple Barr, to solve the murders of two women found in parking lots. Cowboy, by Davidson —this tale of an unlikely romance between a TV writer and a cowboy is a com-

plete love story for our time that cuts across class lines. High Time to Kill, by Benson — James Bond and a hand-picked team of international climbers with a killer in their midst begin a perilous ascent of a Himalayan peak to recover a stolen secret microdot from a plane crash, in this tale of international intrigue and adventure. ADULT NON-FICTION Cinderella Story, by Murray—the star of Caddyshacic tells of his real-life fascination with golf. Black Hawk Down, by Bowden —the story of 99 elite American soldiers trapped in the middle of a hostile city in Somalia, and how they fought their way out. Uncovering Clinton, by Isikoff—a reporter’s behind-the-scenes account of the scandals that rocked the Clinton presidency. Comrades, by Ambrose —a celebration of male friendships by acclaimed historian Stephen Ambrose. Althorp: The Story of an English House, by Spencer —a guide to the house on the estate where Princess grew up and is buried. A Long Way Home, by Yoakam—a collection of country musician Dwight Yokam’s lyrics. Encore Provence, by Mayle—the author celebrates his return to France with a whole feast of adventures, hilarities and discoveries. I’m A Stranger Here Myself, by Bryson—brilliant comic musings of an American who has returned after living in Britain for 20 years. Shadow: Five Presidents and the Legacy of Watergate, by Woodward —how Watergate forever altered the presidency. I Ain’t Got Time to Bleed, by Ventura —Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura reveals the secrets of his stunning, electoral success and maps his strategies for pioneering a new era in American government. Beginning Farming and What Makes a Sheep Tick, by Christensen—the author’s humorous memories of growing up on a farm plus other farm-related tales. Change Your Brain, Change Your Life, by Amen —a program for conquering anxiety, depression, obsessiveness, anger and impulsiveness, t

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