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KREUTZ CREEK VALLEY LIBRARY CENTER
“Serving Eastern York County”
66 Walnut Springs Road
Hellam, PA 17406
(717) 252-4080
http://www.kcvlfriends.org
NOVEMBER 2014 NEWSLETTER/EVENTS/ CALENDAR
Welcome to the November 2014 edition of the Kreutz Cree k Valley Library Center’s monthly newsletter.
The purpose of the newsletter is to keep you informed of the library news and events
T thanks for time to be together, turkey, talk, and tangy weather.
H for harvest stored away, home, and hearth, and holiday.
A for autumn's frosty art, and abundance in the heart.
N for neighbors, and November, nice things, new things to remember.
K for kitchen, kettles' croon, kith and kin expected soon.
S for sizzles, sights, and sounds, and something special that abound
That spells THANKS for joy in living and a jolly good THANKSGIVING.
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Aileen Fisher, All in a Word
CONTENTS
Upcoming Fund-Raising Events (page 2, 3)
About FRIENDS; CHRISTMAS fund –raiser McPherson Tree Farm (page 2))
Sponsor A Day (page 3
TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 11th is BOB HERTZ DAY (page 3)
DONATION DRIVE (page 3, and very last page for FORM)
Presidents message (page 4)
Librarian’s Report (pages 5)
November Programs & Activities (pages 6,7, & 8)
One Book, One Community (page9)
We are one FACEBOOK; & Accessing the Newsletter (page9)
Photos of October 4th BOOK, BAKED GOODS’ and JEWELRY SALE (page 10 )
Kindles & Wowbrary (page 11)
Because of YOUR support& SUPPORTERS (pages 12 to end)
DONATION FORM (very last page)
Upcoming Fund Raising Events/Programs
There is ALWAYS something going on at
KREUTZ CREEK VALLEY LIBRARY
The FRIENDS are always looking for ways to earn money to benefit our Library.
Activities are selected not only to benefit the library, but things YOU will find enjoyable and worthy of your
attention. We are looking for volunteers to help at all of our events.
Please contact the Library or any of the Friends members (on the last page of the newsletter) for more
information
You can also join the FRIENDS GROUP of KREUTZ CREEK VALLEY LIBRARY.
We meet the 4th Monday of each month promptly at 5:00 PM at the Library
We welcome new ideas and your help at any of our functions.
Please notify our President, the Librarian, or any of the members listed on the next to last page of this
newsletter. .
NEXT MEETING IS ON NOVEMBER 24, 2014 @5:00 PM
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BEFORE WE KNOW IT----CHRISTMAS WILL BE HERE
THAT MEANS, YOU WILL BE SELECTING YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE
Once again a local Christmas tree farm, McPherson Tree Farm,
will donate to Kreutz Creek Valley Library Center $5.00 for
every Christmas tree that is purchased when the attached
coupon is presented at time of purchase.
A map and hours of operation are on the coupon.
Won't you print out the coupon and tape it to your personal
calendar on the date that you normally shop for a live tree?
This way it will be at hand when you are ready to get a tree!
Please note: The tree farm is only open Friday afternoons, Saturdays and Sundays.
Thank you for your consideration!
Coupons are available at the Library
Hopefully, a coupon will be in the December issue
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Upcoming Fund Raising Events/Programs -continued
Sponsor a Day” at the Kreutz Creek Valley Library
TUESDAY, November 11th, is Bob Hertz Day
Happy 90th Birthday
Poppop
Love
Gail and Mariah
The Kreutz Creek Valley Library serves over 4,000 card holders in the York County Libraries System.
The Friends of Kreutz Creek Valley Library are tasked with raising approximately $32,000 of the
$90,000 yearly operating costs for our library. This amounts to $108.00 per day that the Friends must
raise representing the local contribution. Now you can assist the Friends by participating in their
“Sponsor a Day” program. By sponsoring a day you are helping to cover the costs of programs such
as Babies and Toddlers story times and Preschool story times, the summer reading club program and
Tween activities.
You'll be supporting the community’s access to 6 computers and the Internet, e-books, special
informational programs for all ages, free WIFI, and tech assistance from our “Tech Guru”.
Additionally, you will be supporting the free access to books, magazines, audio CDs and on-line
resources
You may “Sponsor a Day” in recognition of someone special, in memory of someone or to
commemorate a special date/milestone. You choose the date and who you wish to recognize all while
supporting Kreutz Creek Valley Library. Sponsorships will be showcased on our roadside library sign,
on our website and within the library.
“Sponsor a Day” now by stopping by the Kreutz Creek Valley Library to complete your request and
submit your sponsorship payment of $108.00 Make checks payable to Friends of Kreutz Creek Valley
Library. Credit cards are also accepted.
For further information please contact the library @252-4080
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It is that time of year again—
our 2014 donation drive
Please see the very last page of this newsletter
OR THE DONATION FORM ON OUR WEBSITE
FOR the form
As you will notice, a gift card will go to the lucky winner
Your donation must arrive at the library by December 13th to be elibible.
The drawing will take place at the library on December 18th
Copy the form, or get a form from the library now.
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President’s message
On Saturday, October 4th, the KC Friends held our
second big book sale for the year. It was held in the new
Hellam Township Maintenance Building across the street from
the library. This has proved to be a very convenient spot to
have our book sales. There is plenty of room for the thousands
of books we collect throughout the year. I want to say a thank
you to Brett Raver and his Township Maintenance crew for
cleaning out the building and getting it ready for the sale.
This year we raised $3,400.00 for the Kreutz Creek
Valley Library. In addition to the books, we sold bake goods and jewelry which was
also donated by our patrons. These are always popular spots to check out when
patrons get tired of looking at books. Thank you to everyone who donated books,
baked goods, and jewelry. As you can see it all adds up to a successful sale.
All the money we make from our two book sales each year is used for direct
costs for the library. We pay a third of the operating costs of the library to the York
County Library System which comes to $32,000 for this year. We also sponsor special
programs at the library which include the Summer Reading Program.
The sale is a lot of work to set up and tear down. Just getting the boxes of books
moved from our storage container next to the library to the building across the street
takes a borrowed truck and some strong backs. However before that we have to
spend time organizing the books and arranging for the advertising. There were a lot of
hands involved and I would like to thank everyone who worked to make the sale
possible.
I also want to remind you that our Fall Fundraising Campaign has started.
Letters have gone out to Hellam Township residents in their Fall Township Newsletter.
We also send fundraising letters to our previous donors. Otherwise you can download
a donation form or pick one up at the library. This year we are raffling off a $150.00
Amazon gift card. Each donation of $25 will get you one raffle ticket. For example if
you donate $100, your name will be placed in the raffle 4 times. The drawing will be
held on Thursday, December 18th at the library. Please have your donations to the
library by Saturday, December 13th so you can be entered in the drawing.
Elizabeth McKonly, President
Friends of the Kreutz Creek Valley Library
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Librarian’s Report
Librarian’s Report for the Friends of KCVLC
October 27, 2014 Meeting
During the month of September 2014, the Kreutz Creek Valley
Library Center:
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Circulated 5,525 items;
Welcomed 3,714 customers;
Hosted 18 programs with 374 people in attendance;
Had 275 people use our public access computers or WiFi;
Welcomed 89 new library card holders;
Had 35 volunteers donate 226.75 hours in the library, on behalf of the library or working in
the library's garden. We are in need of volunteers and are accepting volunteer applications
from adults who have or are willing to complete Criminal History and Child Abuse background
checks.
The Tech Guru visits Kreutz Creek Valley library on the second Thursday of the month from 24 pm. He will next visit Thursday, Nov. 13.
Looking ahead to November:
In case you forgot!: The library is open on Saturdays from 10 AM-1 PM for your browsing
pleasure, to access the Internet and to pick up a DVD!
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The “Chick Lit” Book Discussion Group meets the second Thursday of the month at 1-3 pm or
6-8 pm and Nov. 13 is the date! This month the group will be discussing Beloved by Toni
Morrison.
Miss Lisa is still offering Babies and Toddlers Storytimes at Kreutz Creek Valley Library! Join
her and other young friends on Mondays at 10:30 am! This storytime is suitable for children
ages Birth to 3 years and their caregivers. There will NOT be a session of this storytime on
Monday, Nov. 10 due to staff training.
The Preschool Storytimes with Miss Felicia are being held Friday mornings at 10:30 am. This
storytime is suitable for ages 3-5 years and their caregivers.
Our Cookbook Discussion meeting will be meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 25 at 6:30 PM. This
month our theme will be “Pies”. Do you have pie recipe that people request that you make?
Or would you like to try out a new recipe on a group of willing taste-testers? Here’s your
chance! Prepare your dish and bring the dish and one copy (we will make more copies) of the
recipe with you to the library. If the recipe comes from a cookbook, please bring that along to
show and share with participants! We will enjoy tasting the foods, getting new recipes and
then heading home with full tummies!
Check out the on-line calendar or come to the library to see what the Tweens and Teens will
be doing this month!
Just a reminder: Kreutz Creek Valley Library Center will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 27 in
celebration of Thanksgiving! We are very thankful for our volunteers, customers and staff who
make our little library a great place to be! "Happy Thanksgiving!"
A special request: When you make your CHRISTMAS COOKIES, please consider making an extra
batch to donate to the Library. Please sign up at the library if you are willing to make this
contribution.
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Programs & Activities for November 2014
Submitted by Linda Warner
Brrrr. November is here
along with a few new programs at Kreutz Creek Valley Library ,
66 Walnut Springs Rd, York, PA.
We have new books of all genres for all ages.
With Thanksgiving looming before us
we have cookbooks with some yummy recipes to start new traditions.
We have the old stand by programs for the kiddies.
Got to love those story times!
So give us a call at 717-252-4080
or go on line to our website at
www.yorklibraries.org/kc<http://www.yorklibraries.org/kc
to see what is happening or to register for a fun program.
So come on in to see us.
We'd love to have you.
SOME DAYS TO REMEMBER IN NOVEMBER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDSTurn your clocks one hour back at 2:00 AM or before retiring
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 ELECTION DAY
If you are registered to vote, today is the day!
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 BOB HERTZ DAY
“Sponsor A Day” recipient. Sponsored by Gail and Mariah celebrating his 90th
birthday! Celebrate Bob’s 90th birthday at SPONSOR A DAY with Gail and Mariah
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. THANKSGIVING DAY
The Library will be closed in celebration of the day
PROGRAMS REMAINING IN OCTOBER
TUESDAY, OCT. 28 , 6:30 - 7:45 PM
TWEEN PROGRAM
LIFE-SIZE CANDYLAND PLANNING SESSION
We will continue with our plans to stage a Life-size Candyland game in celebration of National Gaming Day
in November
FRIDAY, OCT.31, 10:30AM – 11:30 AM PRESCHOOL STORY TIME
Come join us as our story teller presents a story and does a fun craft. This is for children ages 3-5 years of age
and their caregivers. Please register by calling 717-252-4080 to schedule so we may expect you. Registration
is limited.
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Programs & Activities for November 2014
AND NOW, ON TO THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
MONDAY, NOV. 3(10, 17) - 10:30AM - 11:30 AM
BABIES AND TODDLERS STORY TIME
Bring your babies and toddlers ages birth to 3 and their caregivers to our special story time just for them. Join
MS. Lisa as she reads, sings, recites, and brings out the shake-y eggs for them to enjoy. Due to limited space
registration is required. Call 717-252-4080.
TUESDAY, NOV. 4 (AND 18), - 6:00 - 7:45 PM –
KC KNITTING AND CROCHETERS
This group meets the first and third Tues. of each month. All skill levels are welcome. We will help you learn
to knit or crochet just bring needles and yarn and we can get you started. Bring the project that you are
working on and those that you would like to show and tell. Please call 252-4080
FRIDAY, NOV., 7 (14, 21), 10:30AM - 11:30 AM PRESCHOOL STORY TIME
Come join us as our story teller presents a story and does a fun craft. This is for children ages 3-5 years of age
and their caregivers. Please register by calling 717-252-4080 to schedule so we may expect you. Registration is
limited
MONDAY, NOV. 10,( 17 )- 10:30AM - 11:30 AM
BABIES AND TODDLERS STORY TIME
Bring your babies and toddlers ages birth to 3 and their caregivers to our special story time just for them. Join
MS. Lisa as she reads, sings, recites, and brings out the shake-y eggs for them to enjoy. Due to limited space
registration is required. Call 717-252-4080.
TUESDAY, NOV.11 Library is open from to
BOB HERTZ DAY
“Sponsor A Day” Recipient, sponsored by Gail and Mariah on his 90th BIRTHDAY. Remember, the
library is open on Tuesdays from 12 noon until 8:00 PM. Come, honor Poppop Bob.
TUESDAY, NOV. 11,- 6:30 -7:45 PM
No meeting this night. Come see us Saturday, Nov. 15, 2 - 5 pm.
TWEEN PROGRAM
THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 1 - 3PM (OR 6 - 8 PM) CHICK LIT BOOK CLUB
A new book club has formed at Kreutz Creek Library!
Its focus is women's experiences by contemporary American women writers. The books will reflect
a variety of genres, subjects and writing styles. Meetings will be held once a month, offering two
separate meeting times on the second Thursday of each month. Bring snacks if you likeexchanges of food and fellowship are encouraged. This month's book will be BELOVED by
Toni Morrison. Mickie R. Singer will be our facilitator. This novel is part historical and part fantasy. Call the
library 717-252-4080 for more information.
THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 2 - 4 PM,
MEET THE TECH GURU
Visit our Tech Guru on the 2nd Thursday of the month to have your questions about your computers, tablet,
e-readers or smart phones answered. Join us at Kreutz Creek Library for this free program.
THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 6 - 8 PMCHICK LIT BOOK CLUB
A new book club has formed at Kreutz Creek Library!
Its focus is women's experiences by contemporary American women writers. The books will
reflect a variety of genres, subjects and writing styles. Meetings will be held once a month,
offering two separate meeting times on the second Thursday of each month. Bring snacks if
you like- exchanges of food and fellowship are encouraged. This month's book will be
BELOVED by Toni Morrison. Mickie R. Singer will be our facilitator. This novel is part
historical and part fantasy. Call the library 717-252-4080 for more information.
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Programs & Activities for November 2014-continued
FRIDAY, NOV.14,( 21), 10:30AM - 11:30 AM PRESCHOOL STORY TIME
Come join us as our story teller presents a story and does a fun craft. This is for children ages 3-5 years of age
and their caregivers. Please register by calling 717-252-4080 to schedule so we may expect you. Registration is
limited
SATURDAY, NOV. 15, 2 - 5PM –
TWEEN GROUP
LIFE - SIZED CANDY LAND The Tween group is hosting Life-sized Candy Land in honor of National Gaming Day.
MONDAY, NOV. 17 - 10:30AM - 11:30 AM
BABIES AND TODDLERS STORY TIME
Bring your babies and toddlers ages birth to 3 and their caregivrs to our special story time just for them. Join
MS. Lisa as she reads, sings, recites, and brings out the shake-y eggs for them to enjoy. Due to limited space
registration is required. Call 717-252-4080.
TUESDAY, NOV. 18, - 6:00 - 7:45 PM –
KC KNITTING AND CROCHETERS
This group meets the first and third Tues. of each month. All skill levels are welcome. We will help you learn
to knit or crochet just bring needles and yarn and we can get you started. Bring the project that you are
working on and those that you would like to show and tell. Please call 252-4080
FRIDAY, NOV. 21, 10:30AM - 11:30 AM PRESCHOOL STORY TIME
Come join us as our story teller presents a story and does a fun craft. This is for children ages 3-5 years of age
and their caregivers. Please register by calling 717-252-4080 to schedule so we may expect you. Registration is
limited.
MONDAY, NOV. 24, 5:00 PM
FRIENDS OF KREUTZ CREEK LIBRARY MEETING
You are cordially invited to become a member of the Friends of the Kreutz Valley Library. We meet the 4th
Monday of the month. We welcome your attendance at the meetings to get to
know you and get you acquainted with our branch support group. We also
welcome fresh ideas and suggestions for our activities held throughout the
year. Call 717-252-4080 for more information.
TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 6:30 - 7:45 PM
COOKBOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
PIES This month's discussion will be about Pies. Find a recipe or bring your favorite pie recipe to share. Bring
enough for all to sample and a copy of the recipe to share. (We will make copies for you. ) Don't eat before you
come so you have room for all the goodies you will sample. Call 717-252-4080 or go on line at
yorklibraries.org to register and tell us what you will be bringing.
TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 6:30 - 7:45 PM TWEEN PROGRAM
UNDER THE FLOOR BOOK CLUB returns with "CORALINE" by Neil Gaiman
Our featured author for this year, Lewis Carroll, has often inspired other writers. Neil
Gaiman wrote Coraline with a nod to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. It is the story
of a girl who finds a way into another world and it turns out to be a lot more
sinister than the one that Alice found through the looking glass. Join us for the
first part of our journey with Coraline!
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ONE BOOK, ONE COMMUNITY
The book selected for the York County Library System is
THE WORST HARD TIME
By Timothy Egan
This non-fiction novel was written by Pulitzer and Prize
winning New York Times journalist and author who follows
a half dozen families and their communities through the rise
and fall of the region.
THE UNTOLD STORY OF THOSE WHO SURVIVED
THE GREAT AMERICAN DUST BOWL
WE ARE ON FACEBOOK
Do you wonder what Facebook is and how to get there on your
computer?
Go to www.facebook.com, then set up a new account with a user
name and password, and you are in!
Once your page is set up,
you can search for your friends by putting their names in the
search box at the top.
You can also put Kreutz Creek Valley Library in the search box to
find the library.
Click on the "like" button on our Facebook page to get updates
Submitted by Linda Nevers
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ACCESSING THE NEWSLETTER
The monthly newsletter has been entered on the website each and every month; however, we had been having
problems in sending out the notice to subscribers. This is the third issue using this new site.. Unfortunately,
we lost many of our email addresses. I have used an old list, but some of you may have changed addresses, left
the area, or discontinued your issues for some other reason. I apologize for this difficulty. With this new site,
you will be able to add, edit your address, or discontinue your notice. If you do not open your notice letter, your
name will automatically be deleted after six issues. And, I should be able to use one mailing rather than the
two or three which I had to do previously. THANK YOU, CORY>
You can continue to view the newsletter by accessing our website www.kcvlfriends.org or for the newsletter
directly , using www.kcvlfriends.org/newsletter/pdf. Please review our updated website, again, thanks to
Cory!
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Photographs from the Fund- Raising Event in October
Photos submitted by Betty Bell, Vice-President of Friends
A big “THANK YOU” to all of you who have supported your Library by
donating your books, baked goods, and jewelry and THANK YOU to
ALL OF YOU who came out to set up and tear down. As well as all
who have given up their Saturday to work on this project. But without
you, the ATTENDEES who visited on Saturday and made your
purchases, it would have all in vain. As a result of it all, the KCVL
grossed $3400.00 which amounts to one month’s payment due to the
York County Library System. Again, we THANK YOU
ALL SET UP AND READY TO GO!
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KINDLES & WOWBRARY
GET FREE ALERTS
About the newest Books, Movies, & Music
by signing up for WOWBRARY
on the York County Library website. (www.yorklibraries.org)
From this site you can support the library when shopping at Amazon.
Amazon is donating 7.5% of your purchases to the library.
Wowbrary is a fun way to keep informed when something new arrives at the
library.
Can’t find the word Wowbrary in the dictionary? According to an article, BOOK BUZZ, by Sarah Chain,this is a
new service from @YorkLibraries called Wowbrary. The idea is pretty simple: It highlights all the newitems
available at your local library each week — books, of course, but also media items like DVDs and ebooks.
From the website, you will.
You can tailor it to your interest. Once you sign up to receive the email, new items are broken down by
categories like mysteries and thrillers, or cooking, food and wine. So if you’re interested in just sports, or just
children’s titles, it’s easy to zero in on them.
It’s a no-commitment way to browse. Whenever you’re looking for a new book to read— voila! You have a
slew of options right at your fingertips. It’s easy to scroll through and read the plot summaries to see if you
might be interested.
Borrowing is easy as pie. Once you find a book (or other item) you’d like to check out, click “Borrow.” It
takes you right to the York County Libraries catalog, where you can log in and request the book.
“This is a great new way to enjoy and use your library more,” Deb Sullivan, community relations director for
the York
County Libraries, said in an email. “Our cardholders really enjoy having the list of new titles arrive in their
email. It keeps them informed and provides a convenient way to borrow the titles they want to read.”
To sign up, just visit www.wowbrary.org. Enter your zip code and select York County Libraries, and
then enter your
email address. You can also sign up for an RSS feed, if you’d prefer. All that’s left is sitting back and
waiting for your
weekly email —and of course, finding time to read all those books!
Sarah Chain is the books editor and a multiplatform copy editor at the York Daily Record / Sunday
News. She dabbles in green living, food, gardening and -- of course -- all things books-related.
For more information, check out Book Buzz, at:
http://www.yorkblog.com/books/2012/07/04/wowbrary-email-alertsshowcase-new-ilibraryitem/#comment-940
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Supporters of Kreutz Creek Valley Library
Because of your support
2013
FRIENDS have purchased no large items
We sponsored 8 programs. One was the one by Paul Nevins-history of the Native Lands Park area;
6 were Babies & Toddlers-Summer Reading Club Story times;
and Judy Wolfman Summer Reading Club storytime.
Your generous contributions of supplies, books, and the new sale of jewelry was appreciated
.
Please help us SUPPORT and THANK ALL
of our Contributors and Supporters
BUSINESS & ORGANIZATION FRIENDS
Contributed in 2013 and/or 2014
American Legion Post 469
Billet Industries, Inc.
*Boardwalks
Flinchbaugh’s Orchard & Farm
*Fuddrucker’s
Half Nuts Popcorn Co, Wrightsville
Hallam Borough
Hellam Township
Hellam Area Recreation Committee
KCV Lions Club
Kleen-Rite Corp., Columbia
Kreutz Creek Valley VFW Post 7045
*Jimmie Johns
John Wright Industries
KC Presbyterian Church
Kushner Association
Maple Donuts
McElhenny’s Notary Service
Republic Services, Inc.(Modern Landfill
Rotary Club of Eastern York #5370
*St. James Lutheran Church, Hallam
Schmitts Service Center
*Smoothie King
Sue’s Market
Susquehanna Glass Company, Columbia
State Farm Insurance-Lynne Little
Toomey Auctions Service, Inc
Trinity Lutheran Church, Wrightsville
Wecker’s Flooring,
Wrightsville Social Club
Updated 9/3//2014
*Contributed in 2014
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS
Contributed in 2013, & 2014
E.B. & Susan Abel
Nancy Anderson
Jay & Kathy M. Bankert
Linda Bardo
Hugh Benedict
Norma Berkheimer
Richard and Gail Blumenthal
Mardella K. Bolton
Chip K. Brabson
Symour and Anita Brandon
Truman & Linda Brown
Joann Carbaugh
Mauro and Elizabeth Chiaverini
Kathleen Clark
Evamae Crist
Robert & Tiffany DeRemer
Susan & Ronald Diangelo, Jr.
Irene Dietz
Carolyn V. Dillman
John & Kathleen Downs
Betty Druck
Carl C. Eisenhart
Christine & Stephen Falk
Margaret Fegely
James and Wendy Fenwick
Lynn Fetterolf
Joan K. Fitzpatrick
William J. Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth & Timothy Fives
Linda Flinchbaugh
Tim & Cheryl Flinchbaugh
Michael B. Freedman
Donald & Dawn Fries
Patrick E and Krystal L. Fry
Dale Garber
Ellen K. Geiger
James & Andrea Gemmill
Daniel & Angela Godfrey
Joanne Gotwalt
William and Marie Griffith
D. Andrew & Nannette Halliwell
Bill & Ann Hammen
Angela Heiland
Robert & Kathleen Heiser
Joyce Heiserman
Gail S. Hertz
*Joseph & Nancy Jerardi
Paula Jones
Adrienne R. Johnson
Helen & Bob Julius
Joseph & Deborah Keiser
Susan Keller
Jennifer and David Knapp
Barb Knaub
*Kara Keller
Christine & Gregory Koslosky
Franklin & Rebecca Kottcamp,Jr.
Mak & Kari Kroh
Mark & Linda Krom
Theresa M. Langeheine
Stanley & Anne Leber
Leonard & Susan Leiphart
Tracy & Dustin Lenhart
Jody Lentz
Bill & Lorraine Lesjak
Glenn Longenecker
Michael &Judy Mann
Sherry Mathis
Donald and Elizabeth McKonly
Tracy Myers
*Emily Myles
Adele Naglieri
Susan J Nenstiel family
Linda Nevers ( via United Way)
Mrs. Jeanne B. Nichol
Donald and Cassandra Paquette
Wesley & Kristie Peters
*Brant Peterman
James E. Pflieger
Anthony Pirozzi
Ms. Lois Quickel
June W. Radcliffe
Martin R. Reed
H.Gene &Patricia Reichel
Karen Renn
Christopher & Jennifer Rose
Patricia Reigert
Cora Rowe
Shirley M. Shelly
Pierce and Betty Sherman
Jean. & Clifford E. Shupp
Verna Siford
Harry & Charlotte Smith
Norman D. Spaulding
Elizabeth Springer
Richard and Gail Sullivan
Andrew and Ann M Tarburton
Mary Walter
Gene & Linda Warner
Amy Beth & Jeremy KreiderWeaver
Jonathan and Elizabeth KreiderWeaverJoseph & Michaelene Willy
Richard and Janet Witzke
Kurt & Barbara Woerpel
Jennifer Wood (via United Way)
*Contributed in 2014
Last update 9, 2,/2014
Supporters of the Library
BRANCH SUPPORT GROUP OF THE KREUTZ CREEK LIBRARY
Elizabeth McKonly – President
Betty Bell - Vice President
Marie Strausser - Secretary
Richard Blumenthal – Treasurer
*Sharon Atchley
Mary Chapman
Evamae Crist
Dawn Dougherty
Cathy Haynes
Gail Hertz
Kim Judy
Judy Mann
Linda Nevers
Sharon Reed
Linda Warner
Sue Zenow
Betty Sherman- Newsletter Editor
Susan Nenstiel- Librarian
Updated 9/6/2014
PAST PRESIDENTS
Founders of FRIENDS
David and Nancy Halliwell
Nancy Halliwell
David Halliwell
Sandra Maier
Evamae Crist
Mae Brandt
Doyne Atkinson
Lloyd Henry &
Debbie Knaub (Co-chair)
Debbie Knaub
Gary Porter
Evamae Crist
David Halliwell
Betty Bell
Kurt Woerpel
Sy Brandon
Mike Freedman
LIBRARY STAFF
Susan Nenstiel, Branch Librarian
Krystal Fry
Jennifer Johnson
Linda Warner
NEW Staff Member at KCVL—Felicia Gettle (April 2014)
(Felicia is Lab Assistant. She helps with Story Times and Children’s Programs)
LIBRARY VOLUNTEERS
(These are the persons, the Volunteers, who work regularly serving our Patrons at the Library, during
the hours when the library is open)
Sharon Atchley
Adrianne Bartell
Betty Bell
Mardella Bolton
Wendy Buchart
Randell Capps
Vicki Cumming
Carolyn Dillman
Diane Druck
Sandra Farag
Joyce Heiserman
Joe Jerardi
Catherine Johnson
Anne Knorr
Emily Kile
Judy Lecrone
Joan Masemare
Denise McCauley
Trudy Metzel
Jeanne Nickol
Harini Narayan
Lulu Ogunleye
Daniel Parrish
Joe Parrish
June Radcliffe
Hannah Robinson
Sarah Smith
Rita Toner
Linda Uffelman
Jan Witzke
Jen (Prall) Wood
*Sue Zenow
Updated 08-25-2014
Friends of the
Kreutz Creek Valley Library66 Walnut
Springs Road, Hellam, PA 17406
(717) 252-4080
www.kcvlfriends.org
SERVING EASTERN YORK COUNTY
The Friends of Kreutz Creek Valley Library have been busy this year making the many benefits of the library possible and
they need your help. In addition to lending books, the library provides its patrons with numerous programs, including:
 Summer reading programs for children, including
• Free use of six computers
incentive prizes
• Free WiFi
 Story times for babies and toddlers, as well as
• Free assistance from our “tech guru”
preschoolers
• Specialty programs for adults
We have had a lot of fun at library fundraising events, such as book sales, a summer carnival and a fancy tea party, to
name a few. Besides fundraisers, there is a real need for donations from the people who use the library week in and week
out.
The Friends are responsible for generating more than $32,000 per year to finance one third of the York County
Library’s cost to run the library. That adds up to about $108 for every day the library is open. Your donation is needed
for Kreutz Creek Valley Library to continue to provide great services and programs to the people of Eastern York
County.
WIN A $150 AMAZON GIFT CARD!!!
For each donation of $25, the donor will receive one raffle ticket for a $150 Amazon gift card!
Donations must be at the library no later than Saturday, December 13, 2014 to be eligible.
The drawing will be held on Thursday, December 18, 2014 at the library.
Thank you for your donation!
Kreutz Creek Valley Library Center Donation FormLI $35
LI $50 LI $100 LI other amount
NAME:
_____________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
EMAIL
LI Check
payable to FRIENDS OF THE KREUTZ CREEK VALLEY LIBRARY
TOTAL ENCLOSED $
LI I would like to honor a friend or family member with Sponsor a Day at the library for $108.
LI I have/will designate a United Way Contribution through payroll deduction.
LI I do not want my name to appear in acknowledgments in the newsletter.
LI Please save the postage. I do not require a “Thank You” card for my donation.
LI I am interested in becoming a volunteer. Please contact me with more
information.
LI I would like to honor a friend or family member – give a gift to the library in their
name.
LI Credit card donation – accepted at the library.
PLEASE SUBMIT THIS FORM ALONG WITH YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO: FRIENDS OF THE
KREUTZ CREEK VALLEY LIBRARY 66 Walnut Springs Road, Hellam, PA 17406
Friends of the Kreutz Creek Valley Library is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. All financial donations
are tax-deductible.