shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com January 5, 2016 • Page 9 New At The Library Here’s what’s new at the Yankton Community Library this week: Adult Books • The Heirloom Brides Collection; Fiction • Too Close to Home by Susan Lewis; Fiction • Drawing Blood by Molly Crabapple; Nonfiction • How to Retire with Enough Money by Teresa Ghilarducci; Nonfiction • The Knot Outdoor Weddings by Carley Roney; Nonfiction • Quilts and Country Gardens by Marilyn Kratz; Nonfiction Adult Audio Books • The Art of Crash Landing by Melissa DeCarlo; Fiction • The Bone Labyrinth by James Rollins; Fiction • The Lake House by Kate Morton; Fiction • The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto by Mitch Albom; Fiction • See Me by Nicholas Sparks; Fiction • A Wedding at the Orange Blossom Inn by Shelley Shepard Gray; Fiction • A Window Opens by Elisabeth Egan; Fiction • Above the Line by Urban Meyer; Nonfiction • Hands Free Life by Rachel Macy Stafford; Nonfiction • In Order to Live by Yeonmi Park; Nonfiction • Two Hours by Ed Caesar; Nonfiction Junior Books • Gardening for Beginners by Bone & Wheatley; Nonfiction • 365 Science Activities by Lacey, Gillespie & Bowman; Nonfiction • Things for Kids to Make and Do by Pratt, Gilpin & Brocklehurst; Nonfiction Easy Books • 5-Minute Star Wars Stories; Fiction • Picture Puzzle Book by Katherine and Gareth Lucas; Nonfiction ——— Did you know that you can reserve an item from home? Staff will then notify you as soon as the item is available. ‘Living Traditions Exhibit’ In Yankton “Living Traditions: Dakota, Nakota, Lakota Art,” a traveling art exhibit from the South Dakota State Historical Society, will be showcased at the Bede Art Gallery Jan. 4-29, 2016, and the Mother Jerome Schmitt Library from Feb. 1-26, 2016, both located on the Mount Marty College Campus. This exhibition was funded by the South Dakota Heritage Fund and the State of South Dakota. For more information about the Society’s traveling exhibits contact Kate Vandel, Curator of Exhibits, Museum of the South Dakota State Historical Society, 900 Governors Drive, Pierre, SD, 57501, telephone 605-773-4373 or email kathryn. vandel@state.sd.us. Online tours of all of the Society’s traveling exhibits are available online at http://history.sd.gov/Museum/exhibits/traveling.aspx. Custer Art Auction Seeking Entrants CUSTER — The 11th annual Custer Stampede Buffalo Art Auction Committee is putting out a call for original buffalo artwork. Applications are now being accepted for concepts utilizing life-sized and table-top fiberglass buffalo forms or unique free-form buffalo art. The Custer Stampede Buffalo Art Auction is a public art project created to showcase original buffalo artwork by artists from around the country. Artists can choose to embellish either a life-sized or table-top fiberglass form or create their own piece. All artwork is displayed in Custer and the surrounding Black Hills from mid-May through the end of September. The pieces are then auctioned off on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016, in Custer State Park. The Custer Stampede Buffalo Art Auction is held in conjunction with the Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup and Arts Festival. Every year thousands of people visit the Custer area and enjoy viewing the life-sized buffalo lining Main Street. With the proximity of both Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park, the buffalo is an important symbol in this area, making the yearly art auction a significant cultural art event. Because the art auction is integrated into the visitor season, artists stand to gain considerable exposure for their work. “We aim to make the 2016 Custer Stampede the best one yet. We’re shooting for the highest quality art submissions we’ve ever had. We encourage artists to bring their A-game for this highly anticipated event,” said Dave Ressler, Executive Director of the Custer Area Chamber of Commerce. Interested artists can download an application form at www.custerstampede.com/. Applications must be submitted by Jan. 4, 2016. For more information, call Robin EH. Bagley at 605-6459810, or visit www.custerstampede.com/. ‘Dancing With The Stars’ Slated Jan. 30 The River City Domestic Violence Center & Family Connections of Yankton will sponsor the 2016 “Dancing with the Stars” fundraiser at Minerva’s in Yankton on Saturday, Jan. 30. Enjoy am variety of desserts as local celebrities dance to raise money for the center. For tickets, call (605) 665-4811. Buy • Sell • Trade Brian & Jean DeGroot, Owners 802 Broadway, Yankton, SD Quality... USED Cars, Trucks, Campers, Boats & Consignments 665-1596 www.bridgecityautoyankton.com The Bookworm ... For Kids Tykes Will Want To Explore ‘Skin’ From Cover To Cover “Happy in Our Skin” by Fran Manushkin, illustrated by Lauren Tobia; © 2015, Candlewick Press. 32 pages ——— skin is your first protection. And the best part of all? Nobody has skin exactly like yours! You are unique, and so is your skin. For much of your toddler’s life, you’ve been playing Where’s Your NoseChin-Elbow so your child can learn the names of his body parts. Now, with “Happy in Our Skin,” you can add a new twist to an old game in a truly sweet way. Starting with snuggly babies and using a simple rhyme, author Fran Manushkin tells the story of skin: what it does, why we have it, and why one person’s skin is one color and your child’s skin might be another. Manushkin doesn’t highlight differences; instead, she treats them quite matterof-factly and like no big deal. That sentiment’s underscored with illustrations by Lauren Tobia: on page after page, your child will see drawings of kids of all races playing together, and their mothers caring for them. The audience for this book is narrow: babies are a little too young for it, and 5-year-olds may be too old. The sweet spot, I think, is for 2-to-4-yearolds who are just starting to notice differences. For them, “Happy in Our Skin” covers just what they need. BY TERRI SCHLICHENMEYER Mama says it’s chilly outside and you need to cover up. You can’t let the cold nip your nose or your toes, so she bundles you up warm with boots and coat, maybe a scarf and mittens, too. As you’ll see in the book, “Happy in Our Skin” by Fran Manushkin, illustrated by Lauren Tobia, Mama — and something else — will keep you toasty, inside and out. Right after a baby is born, someone wraps it tight in a blanket or a sweater to keep it warm. But did you know a baby — every baby, even you — is already born with a warm suit? It’s their birthday suit, made of skin. Skin comes in all kinds of colors: “cocoa brown, cinnamon and honey gold … ginger-colored … peaches and cream …” as well as pale, freckled, dimpled, dappled and skin that’s different shades. No matter what it looks like, it’s just skin. We all have it, and it does the same really cool thing: “It keeps the outsides out and your insides in.” This is cool, too: as you get bigger, your skin gets bigger right along with you. You don’t even have to think about it or ask for help with it. It just does. And you know what happens when you hurt your skin? Yep, you get a “perfect seal” in the form of a scab that keeps blood in and germs out. Think about that the next time you skin your knee or bump your elbow when you’re playing. What else does skin do? It makes you warm and snuggly when Mom or Dad hugs you. It makes you laugh when they tickle your belly. Your skin feels good when someone scratches your back, holds your hand, or plays “This Little Piggy” on your toes. Yes, you have clothes for your body, hands, and your feet, but your Yankton Library Be Sure To Include Your Local Library In Your 2016 Plans run from 3:45-4:45 p.m. The first Thursday of the month is crafts; the second is LEGO Club which is open to all During the month of December, we begin thinking ages. The third Thursday is Science Club and the fourth about New Year’s resoluis a movie. This month’s tions. Often, they revolve movie is “Inside Out.” around ways to get our bodReaders Anonymous, ies in shape, but what about our afternoon book club, is our minds? No matter what discussing Sue Monk Kidd’s our age, we need to exercise “The Invention of Wings” on our minds as well as our Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 1 p.m. bodies. This club, which is open to What better way to do new members, meets the that than to make regular second Tuesday of each visits to the library? You’ll month. find all types of materials in Between the Lines, our many formats to meet your evening book club which is needs and interests, as well also open to new members, as programs that entertain meets the fourth Tuesday of and inform. each month at 5:30 p.m. On If you were lucky enough Jan. 26, they are discussing to receive an electronic “All the Light We Cannot device to download eBook and eMagazine titles as a gift See” by Anthony Doerr. Join us on Jan. 10, 17, 24, and need help, don’t hesitate to contact the library. We are and 31, from 2-4 p.m., and learn to play cribbage. Scott happy to introduce you to Kooistra and members of the world of eResources. the Yankton Cribbage Club Story and toddler times will be at the library to teach begin the week of Jan. 4. us the rules of cribbage Story time, perfect for and we’ll play a few friendly 3- to 5-year-olds, meets on games. Individuals and Mondays at 6:30 p.m. and teams of two are welcome. Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10:15 a.m., and is followed Cards and cribbage boards will be provided. by sensory play time after The theme for the next the morning sessions. Unplug, Unwind, Craft is a Toddler time for children book lovers care package 1-3 years of age meets on to celebrate Library Lovers Tuesdays at 10:15 a.m. and Month in February. On Jan. 5:30 p.m. Children’s programs include stories, music, 12, at 6 p.m., participants will make four bookmarks dancing, finger plays and and a mug rug. Please bring rhymes. Book 60 a basic tool kit consisting Story time participants of a glue gun, fabric scissor also complete a themed or other heavy duty scissor, craft. Sudoku #5 wire cutter, Infants to preschoolers Book 60: Answers and sewing needles you are comfortable and their care givers are 5 4Sudoku #1Registration9 now 2 is using. welcome. 6 3 2 open. 7 5 9 8 4 1 After-school programs 5 6 4 7 9 2 2 is for elementary students are 8 1 Adult3Coloring Time 5 4 4 9 8 1 for 3 held every Thursday and all 7 scheduled 2 6Jan. 516-17, BY KATHY WIBBELS Yankton Community Library from 2-4 p.m. both days. We furnish all of the supplies and a relaxing environment in which to relax, de-stress and color. On Jan. 9 and 23, from 1-3 p.m., students from the Yankton High School National Honor Society will be here to assist individuals who need basic help with e-mail, Internet searches, Facebook, etc. This service is free of charge, but anyone needing assistance must register ahead of time. The Launch Party for the Yankton Seed Library is Tuesday, Jan. 19, from 4-7 p.m. Watch for further details and plan to attend. Tickets for Friends of the Library’s Gourmet Guys are now on sale! We’ve already booked the “Guys” who will provide succulent cuisine. We’ll have music and everyone will be given an opportunity to take part in funding Friend’s latest library project, a new disc cleaning machine. You won’t want to miss this great event! You can purchase tickets at the Hy-Vee customer service desk or at the library. Tickets are limited, so get yours today! We collected socks all through the month of De- 3 MV Shopper MV Shopper Intermediate Sudoku Puzzles by KrazyDad Fill the puzzle so that every row, every column, and every section contain the numbers 1-9 without Rrepeating a number. 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You can contact the library at 605-668-5275 or e-mail kwibbels@cityofyankton. org. View us online at http:// library.cityofyankton.org, visit us on Facebook by searching Yankton Community Library, or follow us on Twitter @ YanktonLibrary. M I S S O U R I VA L L E Y 1 4 8 6 9 7 1 5 2 3 1 9 2 5 8 3 4 6 7 3 5 7 2 4 6 1 8 9 5 3 8 4 9 7 2 1 6 6 7 1 3 2 8 9 5 4 9 2 4 1 6 5 3 7 8 cember. Once again, patrons have been very generous. Watch for a final tally. From Jan. 1-10, canned fruit will erase all of your fines, with all donations going to the Contact Center. The library closes at 5 p.m. Dec. 31 and reopens at 9 a.m. Jan. 2. Happy New Year! Friends of the Library will hold their monthly book sale on Saturday, Jan. 2, from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Friends is always happy to accept gently used books for their sales which take place the first Saturday of every month. They ask that no textbooks or encyclopedias be donated, please. Did you know that in 2014, the library collected 2,339 items for our Food for Fines program with all donations going to the Contact Center! 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