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Friends2015 Central Rappahannock Regional Library

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The Friends have been a vital part of the CRRL’s success since the very beginning. Even before the Central Rappahannock Regional Library was established in 1969, the Friends of the Library were dedicated to bringing a regional library to the area. Recently retired Library Director Donna Cote and long-serving trustee Frank Tobin were instrumental in

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Honoring the Friends

Honoring the Friends ...........................................1 Three founding members of the Friends retire

Letter from the Director .....................................2 Beloved Library Director retires

Fredericksburg Chapter ......................................3 Headquarters Library

Stafford Chapter .....................................................4 Porter and England Run Branches

Tobin, Wallace, and Cote Societies ......... 5–6 2015–2016 Members

Spotsylvania Chapter .......................................7 Snow and Salem Church Branches

Westmoreland Chapter ...................................8 Newton, Montross, and Cooper Branches

How to Give ............................................................9 A gift to the library is a gift to everyone

Treasurer’s Report ............................................10 and 2015 Officers

Anne DickinsonSince the 1970s, Anne has held a variety of positions in the Friends of the Library, including Treasurer and then co-Treasurer of the Spotsylvania Friends. She was instrumental in fundraising for the new Salem Church Library.

Miriam ParsonsA Fredericksburg Chapter member, Miriam has served as both President and Treasurer of the Friends. In recent years she has been a faithful sorter at the Headquarters Library, identifying the cream of the crop to go into the book sale.

Margaret SmithMargaret was for many years the Spotsylvania co-Treasurer, as well as holding many other positions in the Friends, including President. She was also active in fundraising for the Salem Church Library.

helping interested library users to launch the Friends of the Library once the library was established. Thanks to their efforts, and those of our founding Friends members, the Friends organization was established on July 6, 1973. The goals were and remain to raise funds to enhance the services of the CRRL, to focus public attention on the library, and to support the library in developing library services and facilities for the region.

This year, the Friends are honoring three long-time founding members who are retiring from their Friends work this year.

From left to right, Miriam, Anne and Margaret

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From the DirectorDear Friends,

As you know, 2015 has been a year of transition for the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Our long-time and beloved library director, Donna Cote, retired after 44 years with the CRRL and 34 years as director. Donna oversaw the growth of the CRRL from the former Lafayette School in Fredericksburg and a storefront in Colonial Beach, to the library system we have today with nine brand-new or renovated buildings that serve over 300,000 people. Under her leadership, the CRRL has established vital community partnerships that ensure we are recognized as a resource for lifelong learning, a destination for artistic enrichment, and a welcoming community meeting center.

As you will see on page 9, the Friends are honoring Donna and her years of service to the CRRL with a new membership category. The Cote Society will honor Donna’s contribution to the library and the community by giving the Friends the opportunity to make an even more generous donation to the organization that does so much to support the library. Please consider making a donation at the Cote level this year.

In 2015, your generous contributions made it possible for the library to enhance our programs and services. Listed below are just a few examples. So much of what we do depends on our loyal Friends of the Library. On behalf of the library staff and the entire community, thank you!

Caroline Parr, Interim Director

Music on the Steps. Free concerts at Headquarters all summer long attracted close to 3,000 people, culminating in an SRO concert featuring Doc Scantlin and his orchestra.

New chairs at the Porter Library

Books for more than 3,000 children who participated in the Summer Reading Club

Outreach to new teachers in the area to inform them about CRRL resources that can help them throughout the school year

Publication of Curriculum Connections, an annual guide to library services for teachers

Prizes and reception for the Uniquely Fredericksburg art exhibit at the Headquarters Library

A new library sign for the roof of the Cooper Library

Publication of the quarterly magazine

Publication of the library’s annual report in the Free Lance-Star

Garden kits & supplies for the Salem Church, Porter, and England Run Library gardens, with all produce benefiting local food banks

The “Infinite Universe” is More Limited Than Previously Thought

They taught me the solar system as a little kid.The boys in my class wanted to be like Mars:Strong, fierce, good at fighting.Mars is a boy planet, my teacher made that clear,And so are most of the others.They taught me the solar system as a little kid.There were only two girl planets.I guess; I mean, they called one “Mother Earth.”She is fertile and she takes care of her tenants.Earth is a good hostess. We wanted to be Earth.They taught me the solar system as a little kid.They said, “Venus is named after the goddess of beauty.”Venus is a girl planet. We wanted to be Venus.Well, we didn’t have a lot to choose from.The boys wanted to have powers over the seasAnd the stars, and the heavens, and the underworld.And they wanted to be swift and strong and battle ready.And the girls wanted to be beautiful and motherly and loving.They taught us to be the Earth.

Friends continue to support the popular Music on the Steps program which attracted close to 3,000 friends and neighbors every week from June to August. This year’s series culminated in a packed house at James Monroe High School for a memorable concert by Fredericksburg favorite Doc Scantlin and His Imperial Palms Orchestra.

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Fredericksburg Chapter

This year’s Uniquely Fredericksburg was a rousing success!

The Teen Poetry Contest and the Teen Art Show attract entries from high school students throughout the region each year. Each contest is judged by local professionals, adding to the cachet of winning. The receptions and awards are graciously provided by the Friends.

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“Dale” by Gregg E. Holmes,

Uniquely Fredericksburg

2015 Best in Show

Dana and Susan Robinson

Jackie W. with her piece

“Robert Downey Jr.”, 2015 Teen Art Show: 2nd Place, Grades 9 and 10Poem by Leise C.

2015 Teen Poetry Contest:3rd Place, Grades 10–12

Music on the Steps crowd. Photos by Ted Schubel. Doc Scantlin concert

Over 20 dedicated Friends of the Library help with sorting, setting-up and cashiering at Porter’s monthly book sale. MaryBelle and Dave sort donations all month long. Dave, Steven and Sharon, set up the sale on Thursday morning so that we are ready for the sale to begin on Friday. The wonderful cashiers include Cory, Penny, Ruth, Jim, Mary, Phyllis, Rita, Mitzi, Rick, Stephanie, Janice, Trudy, Anita, Judith, Margaret, Len, and Karen.

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Stafford Chapter

The Friends are big supporters of the vegetable beds at the library that benefit the S.E.R.V.E food pantry. Thanks to an Eagle Scout candidate, the Falls Run Master Gardeners, and interested staff, 183 pounds of tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, yellow squash and bell peppers were donated to the S.E.R.V.E. food pantry last summer.

The 5th Annual Library Blossoms Plant Sale in May sold out all 110 hanging baskets of fresh flowers before 11:00 a.m., and the monthly book sales continue to be popular.

The Stafford Friends also funded author and artist receptions this year, as well as the 5th Anniversary Celebration of the England Run opening.

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Vegetable beds at England Run Branch

Activities for children at Meet the Moon Night

The Friends also supported several programs over the course of the year, including Meet the Moon, a STEM class in partnership with the NASA Solar System Ambassador Program and the Rappahannock Astronomy Club.

Tobin Society

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Barbara & Alberto AdamSharon D. AdinolfiLinda AlsopSally Cooney & Bobby AndersonWilliam F. ArnstDavid BakerJoan M. BakerBarbara & Fran BalintElizabeth Anne BargeBarbara BarrettMichael & Joyce BathkeKarin & Jonas BealsBill & Susan BeckWarren & Jean BillingsAlice S. BlainConnie BlockGeorge & Marge BrandelBillie BrockwellCol. (Ret.) Jim & Mrs. June BrownLillian BullockPatricia BurdetteRon & Theresa BurenCharlotte BurrillChris Moore & Mary Ann BuscherCarmela & Louis CamilloBrooks CarrFamily of Judith ChaimsonMr. & Mrs. F. F. ChandlerPeter ClemensElizabeth ClementsMarti CoghlanDonald & Elsa ColtJames & Jenna ConleeElizabeth CorcoranMichael CostaKimberly CrawfordRon & Ann CullenZac Cunningham

Joanne CzajkowskiPaul & Cheryl DarbyParis D. DavisJanet DavisDr. & Mrs. Robert DeBlasiAlda DellAstrid & Alton DickDiane DosenberryBarbara C. DoughertyMr. Phil DufourEllen EarnestFamily of Tom EvattFaith FairclothHarry & Joanne FarleyWilliam & Patricia FarrNeal Campbell & Sarah FerrellEd & Margaret FischerRobert FongerJoseph G. GambleBryde GilesBarbara & Roger GoldsberryMarie GozziEllen & Allan GradyPeggy GratzBill & Nancy GraweJeannette & Barry HallLorraine J. HalterJames HanscombCharles & Joanne HartMartha Hutzel & Bill HayesLucy HeartwellCheryl HeilmanAnita HolleKathryn Lilley HollidayLaVaughn HollowayAnn & Donn HoltMary Anne HopkinsCarolyn HornJudith JamisonDavid & Susan JenningsAndrea JonesMary & David KarcherMarianne Kasmer

Bill & Linda KeinerPatricia & Tony KentAnn & Rick KingmanJo Anne KinnamonMary & Robert KofronBen LabrechePaul & Debra LeimerMary Kay LivesayAldra B. & David LloydDebbie LoganRod & LaJune LundquistKathleen MahoneyRay & Mary MakiHamish MalinMary & Jim MannThomas & Lydie MannBetty & Walter MartleyMelinda MayClaire Curcio & Selby McCashTerry McDonaghWallace & Bettie McGinnessDonna & Walt McIntyreJudith A. McMoranMarie & Doug MessierJames H. MorrisJames H. Morris, Jr.Nancy MorrissetteEdwin MulcahyCarol O’HaganGeorge & Madeline O’ReillyJosiane OsborneBrian and Carolyn ParsonsLloyd E. Patton, Jr.Kathy PergersonRobert PfileRick & Ginny PhillipsRosalia PribbleOdile & Philip PryorGale PuffenbergerBeth & Paul RabatinDr. V.P. & Judy RaoWalter RawlsBecky & Don ReedRosella R. Reif

Linda & Tim ReslerJackie RichardsEllen S. RichardsonSandy & Edwin RidoutDiana RisaviMartha & David RobbinsWendy Lanehart &Randy RosenzweigHenry & Nancy RowlandRobin RutskyDennis & Kristina SacreyVirginia ScarbroughCheryl Fields & Roger SchirmerDouglas & Catherine SchneiderLeslie & William ScottJason C. ScottKendall ScottElizabeth M. SheltonMarguerite ShifflerBeth SkourtisBeverly SmithPeggy & Sherwood V. SmithBeverly A. SmithMaryCarol & Robert SpeierRegina SpencerEd & Chris SpoonerCharles SterlingSherry StuartJennifer J. TobinMatthew A. TobinMrs. R. Frank TobinMelodye TraupelWilliam & Charlene TruemanMr. & Mrs. D. L. UmsteadClint & Dianne Van ZandtEdward & Rosemarie VellinesJudith & Richard VerbelMildred VittoriaJanet & Tim WaltonenConnie WileySusan WillettE. Suzanne WillisAmy & Matthew Zurasky

Cote Society A new level of giving. See page 9 for details.Donna Cote retired in September after thirty-four years as Director of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library and forty-four years of dedicated and inspired service at the CRRL.

r. Frank tobin (1938–1999) Longtime Friend and Library Board member for 14 years

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Lynn & Ernie AckermannRod & Doreen AdamsBeverly AlexandreHilda AllenMr. & Mrs. Robert AmadoriRaymond & Maria AndersonSusan AntosMarlene AstierFamily of Mechelle AyersMartha & Kurt BadenSheila E. BakerRobert & Gretchen BarbosaAngie Plante & Darren BarnesAnne BealsAlvah BeanderCol.(Ret.) George & Mary BellFerris & Edna BelmanAmy BiscoeJoan BitelyDavid & Georgeanne BlessingDavid & Meg BohmkeRiverby BooksMatthew & Anne BriggsEllen & Charles BrownBob BuchananNancy BuckDoris BuffettSteve & Sue BullockKen & Sherri BurkeKathleen CapponeJames CarlsonBilly & Doris CarrRandy W. CarrJane Middleton CarrKathleen CarrollEleanor C. CaruthersCary & Patricia ChenJames & Andrea ClaytonStephen & Amy CovertMs. Carolyn CrainJohn & Louise CurtisJeanAnn DabbRobert E. DaleyDorie DamischMaureen DavidsonJames W. DavisMary DeadmanDaniel & Kate DervinKerry DevineClay & Christine DickinsonHarry & Doris DickinsonMrs. Anne D. DickinsonMr. & Mrs. Basil DoumasTimothy EdsonMarilyn & Jack FarringtonJohnny & Jo FinchDelmont & Sharon Fleming

K. Jeanne FraserMaire & Peter FrederickEmily Bill, Abby & Andrew FreehlingAndi GablerAndrew A. GaetaMr. & Mrs. Jack A. GainesGary & Anne-Marie GarrisonAlice & Don GloverMerri GloverW.B. & Betsy GodbeyLinda LaFave/Jim GoehringRaymond C. GonzalezMarie GordonAllen GradyKyle & Pamela GraybealDaniel T. GreenCarl & Mary GrennJanis HalesJames & Ann HaleyPhilip & Barbara HallJim HallRebecca W. HanmerRichard & Judith HansenMr. & Mrs. Wayne. L. HarmanEmma HarrisonDiane F. HatchRebecca HaydenMichael Kuchinski & Alison HeartwellDr. Elise HeinbuchBruce & Margaret HermannBurnie HerndonDan & Jean HimmelDan HoffmanMichele Beaudette HollisterMary Louise & Michael HolmesJannan HolmesSharon C. HoustonAndrew & Barbara HumphreyJoseph & Ellen IlkEllen S. JarrellMartha JohnsonKaren & David JohnsonBarry & Peg JonesJames & Ruth JordanBill Schiller & Linda KaupEvelyn J. KealeyMarcia L. KeenerJanet & Tom KimbrellAlfred & Mary Jane KingBarbara S. KirbyRobin KnepperFamily of Robert K. KrickRobert & Sally KubarekMary Schuman & Eric LauterbachElizabeth Le DouxLinda & Arnold Levine

Richard & Virginia LewisMr. David D. LindbergDr. Thomas LitantBob Seward & Gloria LloydEdward & Maureen MartelloMichael & Valerie MayoJo Ann MazzettaHugh & Marian McCabeFamily of Gannon- McDermottDiane McFallGenevieve R. McNallyMoxi & Margaret MiDorothy and Ed MillerCarolyn & Lloyd MillerJohn Whitten & Allyson MoermanDon & Nelda MohrJohn & Mary MolterJames & Elizabeth MorrisW. Wallace Morton, Jr.Laura MoyerRose Mary MuickDebra & Dorian MyersJudith & Michael NapierPam & John NarneyGene & Linda NesbittUrsula M. NilsenJerry & Sandra NiniCynthia OsbandMark & Wendy OsbornMiriam & Ronald ParsonsMarianne & David PastorJim & Susan PatesMike, Eileen, & Karen PearlmanEarl C. PenceDr. & Mrs. William PinschmidtKevin & Caryn PittsSusan PlattsRay & Kay PollockJoseph & Betty PowellShirley PozzatoValerie QuinteroKitty Farley & Vic RamonedaKenneth RamseyMark Murway & Elaine ReardonDolores RenningerJohn RenningerDr. & Mrs.David RiceLinda RichRay & Ann RichardsPhillip & Amy RidderhofFlorence RidderhofRetta RobbinsJosiah RoweDoris Heinbuch RussellDoug & Joan RyanSteve & Helen SandersCharles & Carol Schwartzman

Anne & David ScottAnita W. ScottRobbin & Deborah SentellFamily of Martha SeymourBecky & Eddie SheltonMs. Sakeena SiddiqiSheryl & Charles SincheCarol & Gary SitzmanNoah & Ashley SlempDr.& Mrs. Samuel SmartThomas & Ann SmithMargaret & Paul SmithGerald SmithNancy SnyderKathleen Harrigan & John SovitskyEleonore C. SpearsCarol L. SpeirsEmily & Tom SperlazzaSteve & Linda SprattJack Allison & Mary Ann StanaJim SteeleWilliam & Julie SteinhardtPatricia A. StepperMike & Pat StevensMarian StoyanacMary StramGeorge Fish & Kathleen SullivanJ. Catherine SutterAnita SuttonLinda SweetVicki ThomasJohn & Catherine ThompsonHarry TillmanLarry & Jane TowneNeva TrenisDr. Angela TsaiMr. Larry G. ValadePeggy A. VerdineWilliam & Carol WachterMr & Mrs. Patrick WardBob & Mickey WaringRon & Libby WasemDon & Linda WeeksMr. James WestwoodMary Ellen WheelerPhyllis & A. C. WhitleyChristine WhitlowJudge & Mrs. J. M. H. WillisJanet WishnerAlma & Billy WithersSpotsylvania County Women’s ClubAlan L. Zirkle

Wallace Society Capt. Wistar Wallace (1834–1907) Wallace Library Founder

Many ThankS To our WonDerFul SupporTerS!

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The Friends supported the popular “After Party” for Teen Read Week.

Summer Reading Club support includes performers as well as prizes and books for all ages, plus the Library Fun Fests that mark the finale of the summer reading clubs.

Soil and supplies for the Grow for Your Neighbor Garden helped the Salem Church vegetable garden to produce 626 lbs. of fresh, organic produce for the Fredericksburg Area Food Bank.

New shelving and cabinets for staff work areas helped make the behind the scenes areas much more efficient.

In addition to helping to support Snow Library’s summer reading activities, including performers and the end-of-summer Library Fun Fest, the Friends fund seasonal plantings outside the library’s doors.

The year-round booksale at Snow continues to be a popular fundraiser for the Friends.

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Summer Reading Club prizes included cardboard superhero gliders!

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Face painting at the Library Fun Fest

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Summer Reading Club prizes included color-your-own superhero masks!

Photos from the After Party photo booth

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This summer, all the library branches enjoyed performances for children in conjunction with the ever-popular Summer Reading Clubs. “Superhero Magic!” with Joe Romano, who has performed for CRRL audiences before, was a big hit. This year Joe’s fun and dynamic show combined books, magic, and superheroes to go along with the Summer

Reading Club theme.

In July, school-age children enjoyed presentations of “A View from the Top” by The Wildlife Center of Virginia. The

children saw live birds of prey and learned how the “superpowers” of these magnificent

predators make them successful hunters.

Westmoreland Chapter

“Superhero Magic” with Joe Romano

How to Draw Superheroes with Paul Merklein

The Friends also supported the appearance of Paul Merklein. This entertaining cartoonist allowed teens at all three branches to discover, develop and practice their own cartooning skills.

Montross’s ever-popular book group is enjoying the new folding chairs that the Friends purchased for them.

Newton Branch is very proud of the landscaping around the library. Friends’ support of the service that maintains those plantings is very much appreciated by staff and the public.

COOPer braNChCooper Branch is the keeper of the Westmoreland popcorn machine! This attractive unit can be used in all three of the branches and is quite popular.

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NeWtON braNChThe Westmoreland branches also appreciate the new table covers with the CRRL logo. They are great to take out to school events and festivals to help identify the library. Thanks to the purchase of folding tables for each branch, Westmoreland can participate even more in community events.

All the little extras that the Friends provide make these Westmoreland branches be the charming libraries that their customers love so very much.

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At the Friends of the Library annual meeting in October, President of the Friends Larry Towne announced several exciting new features.

ONLINe MeMBeRSHIPS In December the Friends are launching a new website, crrlfriends.org, which will for the first time allow Friends to join, renew, and donate online! Look for an email from the Friends inviting you to renew your membership online. If you prefer to join, renew, or donate without going online, please use the form on the back cover of this magazine.

COTe SOCIeTy The Friends have approved a new dues level that goes into effect immediately. Dues are now set at: $10 .......................... Individual $20 ................................Family $25 .................... Tobin Society $50 ................ Wallace Society $100 ....................Cote Society

In honor of Donna Cote, who retired as director this fall after thirty-four years, the Friends have designated a new level of giving. The Cote Society at the $100 level will join the Tobin and Wallace Societies in giving Friends the opportunity to honor these beloved contributors to the Friends and the Library. Please consider making your gift at the Cote level this year.

Give to the library

Your gift to the Library will help us serve our community above and beyond what tax-based funding provides. Your gift will make a difference in the lives of others and help build a stronger community for all. Donate online at the Donate page on the new Friends website at crrlfriends.org/donate, or send a check payable to The Friends of the Library, P.O. Box 201, Fredericksburg, VA 22404.

Why Give:

A gift to the librAry is A gift to everyone!

Make a year-end Gift A gift made to the Friends before December 31 may be used as a charitable donation. Gifts made to the Friends comply with IRS requirements for tax deductibility.

Give in Memory or in Honor Give in memory of someone who has passed away, or in honor of someone.

Make a Gift with Appreciated Stock or Securities in a Mutual Fund You can use assets from successful invest-ments, without losing a substantial portion of your earnings to the capital gains tax.

Make an In-Kind Gift The CRRL accepts donations of goods and services from both individuals and businesses. A real estate gift usually entitles you to a tax deduction from the appraised value, and in most cases you will not have to pay a capital gains tax.

Planned Giving Leave a lasting legacy for the community with a gift to the CRRL in your will, living trust, or retirement plan. The process is simple, and your planned giving can help enrich lives for generations to come.

For more information, please call (540) 372-1160, ext. 260.

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Larry TownePresident

Nelda MohrTreasurer

Keri HillsVice-President

incomeDues ..........................................................$16,664.00

Copiers ....................................................... $1,851.66

Book sales Bi-annual ................................................$17,852.25 Atrium (mini) ...........................................$2,107.30 Year-round ............................................... $9,592.66 TOTAL .................................................... $29,552.21

Donations ................................................... $1,996.55

Bag sales .....................................................$1,337.00

Raffle ........................................................... $2,125.00

Interest ............................................................ $12.52

TOTAL ....................................................... $53,538.94

expensesPost office box and postage ....................... $100.00

Filing fee.......................................................... $25.00

Printing .......................................................... $264.00

Copiers ........................................................$7,438.12

Bags ............................................................ $2,454.69

Gifts to library........................................ $43 ,422.64 (publicity, programming, copiers, furnishings, etc.)

Membership software ............................. $1,404.00

Insurance .................................................... $500.00

TOTAL ....................................................... $ 55,608.45

bank accountsUnion Bank Facilities Balance ................$20,847.34 BB&T Balance 1 ........................................$49,477.44

TOTAL ....................................................... $70,324.78

2015 Treasurer’s report

2015–2016 officers

Friends of the Central Rappahannock Regional Library, Inc.

P.O. Box 201

Fredericksburg, VA 22404

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

2016 Spring Book Sale at Headquarters » Preview for Friends: April 15, Book Sale: April 16–202016 Fall Book Sale at Headquarters » Preview for Friends: October 14, Book Sale: October 15–19Headquarters: Year-round sale in the lobby. Atrium Book Sale February 12–14, 16–18. Beach Reads Sale July 8–13

England Run: Monthly book sale begins at 9 a.m. on the 4th Thursday of each month except May and December. Year-round sale in the lobby.

Porter: Book sale begins at 9 a.m. on the 1st Friday of each month except January

Salem Church: Week-long sales begin the 3rd Friday each month, except December

Snow: Year-round sale in the lobbyA great way to make a new Friend: Bring a new member to the Preview Parties.

2016 Friends’ Book Sales

To join the Friends of the CRRL or to renew your membership, go online to crrlfriends.org. Or fill out the form below and mail to Friends of CRRL, P.O. Box 201, Fredericksburg, VA 22404. Your membership will be sent to your local chapter.

In what areas would you be willing to help the Friends:

q Fredericksburg q Stafford q Spotsylvania q Westmoreland

Please check the box indicating your contribution amount: q Mailingsq Sorting Booksq Book Sale Cashier

q Book Sale Preparation q Book Sale Refreshmentsq All of the above

q Individual, $10q Family, $20

q Tobin Society, $25q Wallace Society, $50q Cote Society, $100

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