Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 123, Number 20, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 17 May 2000 — Page 7
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:Kids can dial story \ A misfit turns into a princely swan in “The Ugly Duckling,” this week’s featured Dial-A-Story on the Nappanee Public Library Information Line. To hear the story dial the Nappanee Public Library Information Line, .(219) 773-7920 then press 1. t Tte free storytelling service is available on a 24-hour basis. The story [•changes each Monday. Computer clinic meets The Nappanee Public Library Computer Clinic will meet on Monday, May 22, 6:30p.m. The club, under the leadership of Lee Holdeman, is designed for adult beginners and experts and meets the fourth Monday of every month in the Enos Borkholder Room of the library. Monthly meetings cover information on a specific topic and provide members with the opportunity to review new software programs offered by the library. This month’s topic is “Burning to Rewritable CDs.” Pre-registration is not required, but is encouraged. For more information, phone the Nappanee Public Library, 219-773-7919. Create stepping stones Stained Glass Stepping Stone classes will continue through the spring at the Nappanee Public Library, under the instruction of Kathy Costlow. Sign up for a class today, and plan on adding an extra special touch to your garden or lawn this season. Several stepping stones are currently on display at the library. Cost for the class is $25 per person, and each class is limited to five students. The next session will be held Wednesday, May 24th, from 6-9p.m. rßegister at the Adult Services Desk or call the library at (219) 773-7919. ‘Miss Spider’ is guest Join the Nappanee Public Library Sunday, May 21, 2p.m., for Sunday .Storytime Showcase. Listen to “Miss Spider’s Wedding,” read by Miss 'Spider herself, Jan Tobias, and enjoy a reception immediately following the program. Jan has been a comedian for many years and has created and performed as different characters for area schools, as well as at parties and other special events. She has played the Tooth Fairy, Joky the Joke Book and the Wicked Witch at Halloween time. This will be Jan’s second appearance as Miss Spider, at the Nappanee Public Library. Sunday Storytime Showcase is held once each month, from 2-3p.m., with a different special guest presenter each time. People of all ages are encouraged to join in these special storytimes. “Storytime isn’t just for kids and it isn’t just reading books! The activities these presenters are putting together are fantastic,” said Library Director Linda Yoder. “Plan to bring a friend, or plan to come on your own. It’s educational and it’s a fun Sunday afternoon activity.”
New books available at Nappanee Public Library
The following new books have been added to the shelves at the Nappanee Public Library for your reading pleasure. ADULT FICTION: Where You Belong, by Bradford—a photojoumalist trying to cope with a romance tragically cut short by an ambush in Kosovo, begins a new career as a photographer of celebrities, where she attracts a new admirer, a dashing artist. The Vanishing Violinist, by Frommer —a rare Stradivarius is stolen and its seductive owner vanishes in this tale of ambitious musicians and small-town mayhem by an Indiana author. Girl With A Pearl Earring, by Chevalier —a young girl’s life is transformed by her brief encounter with the artistic genius of Vermeer, even as she immortalized on canvas. The Dress Lodger, Holm —a young prostitute and a surgeon become allies in securing bodies for the doctor’s school, in this historical thriller set in 19th century England. Welcome To Temptation, by Cruise—a wedding video taping assignment in a small town called Temptation leads to scandal, romance, and murder for two sis-
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ters. Jerusalem Vigil, by Thoene—this historical novel is based upon the events that unfold in Jerusalem after the new state of Israel is proclaimed and the British depart. ADULT NON-FICTION: As Nature Made Him, by Colapinto—the story of a boy who was raised as a girl, and made the decision at age fourteen to live as a male. Betrayal, by Gertz—the author criticizes President Clinton’s foreign policy. Saint Augustine, by Wills —a concise biography of the 4th century bishop. Buildings That Changed The World, by Reichold—story of the buildings and the people who built them. The Courage To Give, by Waldman—stories of people who triumphed over tragedy to make a difference in the world. Rise & Dine America, by Claman—recipes from bed and breakfast inns. Sam Choy’s Island Flavors—recipes from a Hawaiian chef. A Taste Of Murder, by Grossman—diabolically delicious recipes from contemporary mystery writers.
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Plant shade trees for spring
Did you plant a tree last year? If not, maybe this year you can plant two —or even more. The various varieties of trees available and the various requirements of each type of tree intimidate some people. That need not be the case, however. There is information available from lots of sources, including catalogs, your local nursery person or your county extension educator. Providing shade is just one function that trees may perform. Depending upon the type of tree selected, trees may help avoid wind, soil, or water erosion, provide a living snow fence, or create a visual or a sound barrier. One of the more important contributions in many people’s viewpoint is the attraction to birds and wildlife afforded by trees. Overall, it will usually enhance the value of property. Aesthetically, you will make your property more enjoyable to you and your family. Buy younger trees and protect them and be surprised how fast they grow, and how soon they begin to perform their intended
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ly attractive. Besides being a valuable perennial for the garden, coneflowers have medicinal qualities as well. Under their botanical name of Echinacea, they have been used in Europe for centuries. Research has shown that Echinacea boosts the immune system. Used to treat bacterial and fungal infections as well as colds
and the flu. Used early in this country by Native Americans, today it is found in every drugstore. Some publications are available from the Elkhart County Purdue[ Extension and can help with ideas for companion plants and tips in growing them. The office is located at 17746-E. CR 34, Goshen, IN 46528.
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