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	June 2011
	Order NOW through Thursday, June 30! July is National Blueberry Month! We’re gearing up for a great summer with a blueberry-themed fundraiser. During May and June, the Fredricksen Library will be pre-selling 10 lb. boxes of fresh blueberries from New Jersey. It will be a fun and delicious way to kick off the summer, AND it will help the Library raise some extra funds! We’ll also highlight some of our favorite blueberry books in the Children’s Department, such as Blueberries for Sal, and pull together some of our favorite blueberry recipes for you to enjoy. You can pre-order your blueberries starting May 16th at the reference desk. Cost will be $30 per 10-lb. box – not only will the purchases be sales-tax exempt, but patrons will also get credit for a $10 tax-deductible donation. Where else can you buy fresh blueberries at wholesale prices AND help the Library at the same time? Pick-up for the blueberries will be at the Library between July 5-8. Fredricksen Library presents the 2011 Summer Concert Series! Sponsored by PayTime Inc. It’s time for the Fredricksen’s seventh annual Concerts on the Lawn series!!! All concerts are at 7 pm, approximately an hour long and free to the public. Snacks and beverages will be sold during the events or you can bring your own refreshments with you! Make sure you bring a blanket or chairs to enjoy the music in the great outdoors. All concerts are held on the west lawn next to the lower parking lot. Additional parking will be available. Call 761-3900 x225 for more information. No registration necessary. 2011 Schedule: Trinidad & Tobago Steel Drums - Thursday, July 7 at 7 pm Greater Harrisburg Concert Band - Friday, July 22 at 7 pm LPT Jazz Band - Thursday, August 4 at 7 pm

These Books are Made for Walkin’ @ Fredricksen Library!   Adult Summer Reading Program!
June 1 through August 28
Back by popular demand! Exercise both your mind and body! Exercise your mind by reading and evaluating the books you have read, and enter to win one of our weekly drawings. If you choose to, exercise your body by joining us in walking! You may talk to others about what you are reading as you walk or just listen to books on your mp3 player or the library’s playaways or shuffles. We will be walking on Wednesdays beginning June 1st at 6:30 pm, and on Fridays at 8 am beginning June 3rd. The meeting place is near the small parking area in Seibert Park by the Camp Hill High School Football field fence. The one loop that includes hills is about 2/3 of a mile, or extend the walk 3/4ths of a mile by taking the path to the Conodoguinet Creek. It is also possible to select a flat route by using the underpass under Routes 11 and 15 and walk in the residential area. This walking part of the program is optional but we think it will be fun!
REGISTER ONLINE starting June 1 at fredsummer.org. Sponsored by Friends of Fredricksen Library.

Children's Summer Reading Club 2011 –
One World, Many Stories @ Fredricksen Library
& East Pennsboro Branch!   June 6 through July 30
One World, Many Stories is packed with exciting performers and programs! The program will feature reading activities from around the world, for children preschool age through 6th grade. Magic, Puppetry, Art workshops, Maryland Science Center, Zoo America, Dance and Music and many other wonderful events are planned, with family picnics rounding out the fun. REGISTER ONLINE starting June 6 at fredsummer.org. Sponsored by Friends of Fredricksen Library & Friends of East Pennsboro Branch.
DOWNLOAD a list of ALL Children's Summer Reading Events!

Teen Summer Reading Program
June 6 - July 29
Weekly prize drawings, Weekly Challenges, Thursday afternoon movies, video game days, a magic show, forensic science, Zumba and dance, an interactive murder mystery, crafts, and much, much more. Get complete details when you register.
REGISTER ONLINE starting June 6 at fredsummer.org.
Sponsored by Friends of Fredricksen. DOWNLOAD a list of ALL Teen Summer Events!

Leap the Line LARGE PRINT(LP)!
Bonnie Goble, Fredricksen Director
Fredricksen / East Pennsboro Branch’s new program Leap the Line has proven to be a favorite. In this program, a patron donates $10 (tax-deductible) to the library. In return, the library purchases an additional copy of any item which is on hold. The donor is the first to borrow the item, which goes out for twice the normal borrowing period. If it’s a book, it goes out for 4 weeks. If it’s a DVD, it goes out for 2 weeks.

When the item is returned, it goes into the regular collection and is used for other borrowers’ holds. The Leap the Line donor has thereby provided an additional copy for other borrowers, which shortens the holds line for all other borrowers.

Due to the thoughtful questions of a Leap the Line donor, Leap the Line Large Print (LP) has launched! (Please note, in honor of the add-on program, our Froggie mascot is now sporting sophisticated reading glasses.) This is how the new program works. A donor for Leap the Line LP makes a donation of $20. Large print books are more expensive, by far, than regular print books. The large print book is purchased, and the donor borrows it first. When the book is returned to the library, it goes into the regular large print collection, thus benefitting many other borrowers who prefer large print materials. The donation again benefits others who have the large print item on reserve, by making available an additional copy of the book.

Leap the Line has already made possible the addition of many copies of high-demand books and DVDs. Now the library’s large print collections will also benefit. Please consider participating in this unique program. Your donation initiates purchase of an additional copy of a high-demand item, and your donation in turn helps to shorten that holds line for others. Win-win, and now large print is included.

Thank You Mr. Craumer!
As a thank you to Mr. Craumer, who has sponsored the Writer’s Workshop for the past 8 years as a memorial to his late wife, Natalie, the current class presented him with an original painting by Mr. Pineda. The painting depicts themes from great literature and is signed on the back by all class participants and Ms. Stewart, the workshop leader since its inception. In 2010, Mr. Craumer’s generosity also made it possible for Fredricksen to buy 46 new books on creative writing for our collection.
DOWNLOAD a list of the Creative Writing books recently added.
Pictured left to right: Ann Stewart, Robert Craumer and Ramon Pineda

Congratulations to John Paul Heil, Dev Patel & all of our
Graduating Senior Volunteers!
The Fredricksen Library and East Pennsboro Branch Library would like to congratulate our 16 graduating high school volunteers: Ben Fake, Jen Fang, Nick Gassaway, Brooke Goldiner, John-Paul Heil, Nick Lehotsky, Janice Lugaro, Brianna Marshall, Elizabeth Nace, Linh Nguyen, Dev Patel, Evan Pursel, Ameer Qarooni, Brian Quigley, Thomas Rivera & Nick Tschinkel.
John Paul Heil and Dev Patel, two of our volunteers were selected in The Patriot News; Best and Brightest. Read More HERE

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Now...an easy link on on homepage for your Suggestions, Ideas & Questions!
Have a suggestion for an Adult, Children's or Teen program? Have a comment or question on our facility, computer equipment or services? Try the link on our homepage, or below to tell us what you think. All emails go directly to Bonnie Goble, Fredricksen Library Director.
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June Exhibits @ Fredricksen Library
Front Lobby Display Case June Exhibit
The Fayum Portraits – Do you know these faces?
The Fayum Portraits are Greek and Roman paintings done in the encaustic style (from enkaio “to burn-in” ) on wood, and are a part of the Egyptian culture (funeral portraits). Read more

Community Gallery June Exhibit
Exhibition Senior Painting Students of Barbara Passeri-Warfel Read more

Get info on June, July & August programs at Fredricksen Library -
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East Pennsboro Branch June Events

What in the World – Magic & Mystery
from Around the Globe!
Tuesday, June 14 at 1:30 pm
Magician Mike Rose will amaze families with his impossible magic tricks, mind reading and off the wall comedy with plenty of audience participation. Children will learn cultural facts and tidbits about magicians around the world! No registration required, for all ages.

Summer Reading Club 2011 – One World, Many Stories! - June 6 through July 30 –REGISTER ONLINE!
What in the World – Magic & Mystery from Around the Globe! - Tuesday, June 14 at 1:30 pm
ZooAmerica @ East Pennsboro Branch! - Tuesday, June 21 at 1:30 pm
Pocahontas’s Vision Quest - Tuesday, June 28 at 1:30 pm
Registration is required for the following East Pennsboro Branch programs
starting one month before each event:
Bingo for Books for Boomers and Beyond - Thursdays, June 9 & July 14 at 1:00 pm
Chix with Stix – Monthly Knitting Group - Mondays, June 13 & July 11 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Reading to Dogs - Tuesday, June 14, 6:00 to 7:30 pm
All East Pennsboro Branch Events, More Information & Registration Dates
DOWNLOAD an East Pennsboro Branch Newsletter with ALL the Summer Readings Events!

Collection Highlights

New Releases - Books
Bloodmoney by David Ignatius
Bones of a Feather by Carolyn Haines
Fallen by Karin Slaughter
Heat Wave by Nancy Thayer
Hit List by Laurell K. Hamilton

More New Releases

Now You See Her by James Patterson
One Summer by David Baldacci
Profession by Steven Pressfield
Sister by Rosamund Lupton
Smokin’ Seventeen by Janet Evanovich

Check out new & popular titles
in our catalog

Coming Soon - DVDs
Beastly
Biutiful
Closer 6th Season
Company Men

Eagle
Just Go With It
True Blood 3rd Season
True Grit

Check out new & popular DVDs
in our catalog

Blogs to Check Out
Fredricksen Library Blog: Created by Fredricksen Library Reference Staff
Libraries, Books, and Technology: Created by Jonelle Darr, Executive Director of Cumberland County Library System.
Mystery and Thriller Review: A forum for mystery lovers, created by Leslie McGill Goldstein.
Teen Scene: Edited by Julie Gay, Teen Services Coordinator at Fredricksen Library and Meaghan Sabatini, Teen Book Reviewer.

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100 N. 19th Street, Camp Hill, PA 17011
717-761-3900 www.fredricksenlibrary.org
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Sat & Sun 1 - 5
East Pennsboro Branch Library
98 S. Enola Drive, Enola, PA 17025
717-732-4274 www.eastpennsborobranch.org
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Fri - 11 - 5
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