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Show UINTAH COUNTY LIBRARY NEWS: by Evan L. Baker, Director NEW ARRIVALS: (The following new books have been received this past week and are located on either our "New Fiction" or "New Nonfiction" shelves.) GRACE: THE STORY OF A PRINCESS by Phyllida Hart-Davis (non-fictionbiography) (non-fictionbiography) up-to-the-minute pictorial survey of the life and death of Princess Grace. The author, a long-term fan of the Princess, collected photographs through the years. 53 color photos. 83 black & white photos. DESCENT FROM GLORY: FOUR GENERATIONS OF THE JOHN ADAMS FAMILY by Paul C. Nagel (nonfiction) the private history of the Adams family, America's most distinguished family from 1735 to 1927, presenting new views of the Adamses as husbands and wives, parents and children. Covers all generations, the great and near-great along with the spendthrifts, misfits, and neurotics. The author concludes that the Adams family heritage-the need to excell destroyed many family fami-ly members and handicapped those who did manage to succeed. TALKING WITH YOUR CHILD ABOUT SEX by Dr. Mary Calderone & Dr. James Ramey (nonfiction) sex educator Calderone, and sex researcher Ramey, have written what may bcome the essential sex education book for children from birth up to adolescence. Their direct approach advises parents to deal with their child's sexual development as naturally and lovingly as they do with other aspects of growth. They list the stages of sexual development and divide their suggestions by age group. Questions and answers appropriate to each stage are then presented. HOW LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES ROB YOU AND WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT by Walter Kenton, Jr. (nonfiction) life insurance agent Walter Kenton exposes the questionable practices of the personal insurance in-surance industry and offers ways for the consumer to make the best deal when he purchases such policies. The author shows the great variation varia-tion that exists in the cost of the premiums for the same coverage. Every major type of policy is examined, and the information provided may cause many to drastically change their present life insurance coverage. Insurance as an investment is also considered. GREAT SKIN AT ANY AGE by Dr. James H. Sternberg, Dr. Thomas Sternberg Stern-berg & Paul Bernstein (nonfiction) two dermatologists demonstrate amazingly effective techniques for recapturing a more youthful appearance ap-pearance with anti-wringle treatments that are nonsurgical and inexpensive. inex-pensive. Able to be done at home, these treatments take only a few minutes a day. The authors examine and dismiss pop beauty regimens for wrinkles, and discuss the newest medical advances in skin care. THE BLACK COCKADE by Victor Suthren (novel) a rouising 18th-century swashbuckler filled with romance and sea battles in the great Horn-blower Horn-blower tradition. The year is 1745, and France and England are locked in a bloody struggle for the New World. When the Canadian fortress of Louisbourg is besieged, Paul Gallant sets sail for France for reinforcements, rein-forcements, with the British in pursuit. After escaping from the British, Gallant seeks refuge and finds romance in Algiers, before sailing on to France. , u rv,.,inc rxiree & Bill Actler (nonfiction) bas-I bas-I LOVE AMERICA DIET by ' FJg Lericans, here is a practical, ed on the Federal Dietary Guide ines : tor aU a vitamin SteTa blood pressure, and other nutrition-related diseases. how to SAVF 50 PERCENT OR MORE ON YOUR INCOME TAX SlXYbv? Ly Anderson-(nonfiction) aimed at the middle class, j SrS booSs how to take full advantage of the latest tax-law 1 changes and reveals the tax-secrets of the rich. Specific topics include uShfdden Inflation tax, how to escape the taxayuig class, tax shelter,, capital gains, incorporation, and tax-free education The author also tells how to put monVy into enterprises which will delay tax payments and will be paid with dollars worth far less. ' LIBRARY HAPPENINGS: FAMILY NIGHT at the Library Movies will return for the new year beginning begin-ning January 10 through the 12. Our feature will be "OLIVER" the musical adaptation of the Charles Dickens' novel OLIVER TWIST, there ; will be no cartoon due to the length of the movie. Remember to pick up your 'free' movie tickets at our circulation desk. Also, we would like to stress the need for discipline and that parents need to be more responsible respon-sible for their children. Please don't let them get out of hand. This will make for more enjoyable movies, both for you and the others who wish f to watch. TAX FORMS: if you need a federal tax form to complete your income tax return, ask to see the IRS publication entitled Reproducible Federal Tax Forms for use in Libraries. Copies of these reproducible forms are acceptable ac-ceptable for submision of your tax return information and can be made on our copy machine at your own expense. i |
