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St. Catherineâs School seeks book donations (Cedar Grove/Verona Observers) St. Catherine of Siena School in Cedar Grove is accepting donations of gently used, hardcover and paperback books, audio books, video cassettes and DVDs for their used book sale to be held in April 2010. |
Talking books make difficult tasks easier (The Pratt Tribune) If a person can’t see to read or hold a book he or she can still enjoy a good western novel or romance, a variety of non-fiction titles and more than 70 magazines in audio form. |
Hunterdon residents can spend rainy day inside, boxing books to donate to county Library sale (Hunterdon County Democrat) The annual Friends of the Hunterdon County Library Book Sale will be Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11 the National Guard Armory, Route 12 in Raritan Township, just west a short distance from the main library at the... |
1970s April Fool’s stunt draws few laughs (The Facts) My “Miscellaneous County History” files contain a hodgepodge of clippings and notes culled from newspapers, magazines, books, letters, journals and even scratchy scraps of paper with information gleaned from telephone calls. |
Chapel of Praise rummage sale (Santa Paula Times) Chapel of Praise Church of God will be holding a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, March 12 and 13, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring your friends to shop for magazines, books, tole painting magazines and paints, clothes, furniture, miscellaneous items and more! |
Home Ministry bans 17 books and mags (MalaysiaNews.net) KUALA LUMPUR: The Home Ministry has banned 17 books and magazines. Publications and Quran Text Control Division principal assistant secretary Abdul Razak Abdul Latif said the number included 13 books ... |
17 books, magazines banned (Sin Chew Jit Poh) KUALA LUMPUR, March 8 (Bernama) -- The Home Ministry has banned 17 books and magazines for moral reasons and deemed unsuitable. |
17 books, magazines banned (The New Straits Times) KUALA LUMPUR: The Home Ministry has banned 17 books and magazines for moral reasons and deemed unsuitable. Publications and Quran Text Control Division principal assistant secretary Abdul Razak Abdul Latif said the titles included 13 books in Bahasa Melayu, three (Tamil) and one (Mandarin). |