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BOOKPLATE Newsletter of Friends of the Library, Boone County, Arkansas, Inc.

VOL. XXV, No. 2 HARRISON, AR 72601 MAR/APR 2013

REBLOOM YOUR SHELVES AT THE SPRING BOOK SALE

Spring is a time of renewal. Why not renew and expand selections in your personal library? What

better time than during National Library Week at the FOL Spring Book Sale?

Thursday, April 18: 9 am to 1 pm Members Preview and Sale

Memberships available at the door $51 pm to 7 pm: Open to all

Friday, April 19: 9 am to 5 pmOpen to all

Saturday, April 20: 9 am to 3 pmOpen to all

Saturday is bargain day: books in thebargain room will be priced at $3.00 a bag.

Individually priced books will be ½ offmarked prices.

There will be a broad selection of current fiction by various authors. An extensive selection of cook-

books, as well as numerous book offerings in a variety of subject areas will also be available for

purchase.

Proceeds from the FOL Spring Book Sale will be used to benefit Boone County Library.

Sales are made possible by your generous donations.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

President’s Message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Sale Books on Display at the Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 & 4Harrison Volunteer Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Buffalo National River Partners Presentation.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5To Our 2012 Supporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62013 Financial Supporters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7FOL Executive Committee Photo.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

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Dear Friends,

With this issue, I wish to introduce you to the FOLBC Executive Committee

– a working, all-volunteer group. To the right is a list of the officers. And

on the back of this newsletter, page eight, can be found the group

photograph.

As mentioned, Chris is our newsletter editor. This is only a part of her

duties. She also manages all donation lists and prints regularly a list of

those individuals that have donated $25 or more, plus all those that have

donated any labor. And she prints bookplates to be inserted in every honor

book.

Janet McMurrin is our webmaster. She keeps www.folbc.org updated and

manages all email activity.

Debbie Goens is our PR guru. If you hear or see an FOLBC announcement

about book sales or FOLBC programs on local public media, it is because of

Debbie.

Alice Smith sees that appreciation messages are sent to those who have

joined any work party and maintains addresses of all members and

volunteers.

Marjorie Malone is charged with publicity of Home Bound Delivery and the

delivery itself. Contact her or the library if you or someone you know is

homebound and would like library books to read.

Beth Neel maintains day school reading materials. She sees that books are

in good repair and selects appropriate books from donations to add to the

FOLBC day school collection.

The book sale VP’s are Amanda Baker, Malinda Brown, Millie Mondahl and

Kathryn Crunkleton. They handle logistics and gather the personnel to

implement the respective book sales. This is more difficult than the two

sentences indicate.

Mary Wright is in charge of the Book Sleuths that examine and price

donated books not added to the library collection. Many on the FOLBC

Executive Committee are also members of Book Sleuths.

Jackie Hern, Shirley Copeland, George Cline, and Kathryn Crunkleton have

titles that make their duties self explanatory.

Contact us, join us, and serve your community.

George Cline

Boone County Library Job Openings:NO CALLS ACCEPTED

Part-Time Clerk: Monday & Saturday 15 hrs/week

PT Housekeeping: 18 hrs/week

Print Application at boonecountylibrary.org or pick one up at the front desk.

Applications will be accepted until April 29, 2013.

2013 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY

email: [email protected]

PRESIDENT

GEORGE CLINE

741-7121

VICE PRESIDENT

KATHRYN CRUNKLETON

429-6383

SECRETARY

SHIRLEY COPELAND

365-7326

TREASURER

JACKIE HERN

741-1649

VP: SPRING & FALL BOOK SALES

MALINDA BROWN

741-9058

VP: CHILDREN’S SALE

AMANDA BAKER

439-2002

VP: HOLIDAY SALE

MILLIE MONDAHL

743-7020

VP: BOOK SLEUTHS

MARY WRIGHT

741-6676

VP: DAYCARE READING

BETH NEEL

743-1469

VP: HOMEBOUND DELIVERY

MARJORIE MALONE

741-9516

VP: LISTS, LABELS &COURTESY MAILINGS

ALICE SMITH

365-0771

VP: MEMBERSHIP (VACANT)

VP: NEWSLETTER EDITOR/ MAILING

CHRIS POSTERICK

427-2067

VP: PROGRAMS & PUBLICITY

DEBBIE GOENS

501 337-2241

VP: SILENT AUCTION/TROLLEY SALES

KATHRYN CRUNKLETON

429-6383

VP: WEBSITE

JANET MCMURRIN

365-0954

Friends of the Library,Boone Co., Arkansas, Inc.,exists for the enrichment of

the total resources andfacilities of the Boone County

Library.

The Bookplate is published byFriends of the Library,

Boone Co., Arkansas, Inc.a 501© (3) non-profit

MAR/APR 2013 THE BOOKPLATE PAGE 3

Books on Display Spring Sale 2013

Friends of the Boone County Library Spring Book Sale is April 18, 19, and 20This is a list of the books that will be on display at the library for the two weeks preceding the sale.

Of note, these may or may not be on display, but available:

• Journey to the Gold Diggins by Jeremiah Saddlebags, illustrated by James A. and Donald F. Read. Thebest known of the American comic books on the Gold Rush.

• How to Cook a Wolf by MFK Fisher. Collectible, 1942. When the wolf is at the door, you mustsomehow cook his goose. This book will tell you how.

• A selection of Celtic books of myth, legend, and history• Eighteen volumes of Zane Grey • A selection of VHS tapes: Titanic, Jesus, AD, Patriots (cds), Pride & Prejudice, Dateline Jerusalem, Ten

Commandments, and Horatio Hornblower• Belle Starr by Speer Morgan

Display book list:

Biography: Faith and Betrayal by Sally DentonThe Americanization of Edward Box by Edward Box

Childrens: Cherry Ames Senior Nurse by Helen WellsDaddy Longlegs by Jean WebsterFive Little Peppers in the Little Brown HouseBlack Beauty by Anna SewellIsland of the Blue Dolphin by Scott O’Dell

Classics: Billy Budd by Herman Melville20,000 Leagues Under the SeaShort Story Classics by various authorsShort Stories; Options by O’HenrySunshine and Roses by Constance DownsOne Volume TragediesPollyanna’s Golden Horseshow by Elizabeth BartonShort Stories by Guy deMaupassantThe Story of One Hundreds Operas, Orchestras, ComposersAnd Symphonies (4 volumes)

Cookbooks: Sampling ArkansasOld Gold & Granny Wild by Maxine Greer

Education: McGuffey’s Fourth Eclectic ReaderKey to Hamilton’s ArithmeticsThe Child’s World Readers (set of five)The Elson Readers (1 & 2)Ray’s Practical Arithmetic

Fiction: Wolves of the Calla by Stephen KingThe Maltese Falcon by Dashiell HammettNevada by Zane GreyThe Man of the Forest by Zane GreyWanderer of the Wasteland by Zane GreyThree Volumes by Grace Livingston HillGood Girl by Roy FoleyThe Code of the Mountains by Charles Neville BuckA Boy’s Battle by Will Allen Dromgoole

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Continued from Page 3Gone With the Wind by Margaret MitchellIced by Karen Moning The Last of the Summer by Kate O’BrienGreat Southern Mysteries by E. Randall FloydThe Razor’s Edge by Somerset MaughamThe Prisoner of Zenda by Anthony HopeO’Henry Award Prize Stories of 1943; Ed Hershel BrickellThe Shepherd of the Hills by Harold Bell Wright

History/War: Americans and their Guns by Triefethen & ServerWest Pointers and the Civil War by Wayne SiangsiehThe Letters of Daniel Webster, Edited by C. H. van TyneThe Ghosts of Antietam by John M. GrissmesPoetry of the Civil War, Edited by John BoyesFrontier Medicine by David DaryCivil War Treasury, Edited by B A BotkinAndersonville – The Last Depot by William MarvelThe Army of the Potomac; Mr. Lincoln’s Army by Bruce CattonOut of the Depths by David HarrahCuster in’76, Edited by Kenneth HammerLee by Clifford DowdyAir Service Boys over the Rhine 1919 - BeachOld Jules Country by Mori Sandoz

Inspiration: Pilgrims Progress by John Bunyan

Home & Garden: Home Improvemnts 1-2-3 Expert Advice from the Home Depot

Local/Arkansas: Ozark Magic and Folklore by Vance RandolphThe Albertson Site (Ozark Bluff Site) by Don R. Dickson

Nature: Birds of North America and Wildflowers of NE/NC America - Peterson Field GuidesAutumn Leaves and Winter Berries in Arkansas by Carl G. HunterTrees, Shrubs and Vines of Arkansas by Carl G. HunterWildflowers of Arkansas by Carl G. Hunter

Native American: American Indian Cooking & Indian CookingThe Weeping Woman, Edited by Edward G. Kreul & Judith BeattyIndians, Indians, Indians, and Me by Jessie SniegockiGrieving IndiansWounded Knee by Dee Brown (ad for young readers)The Spirits of Indians by Eddy, Fitzgerald & FitzgeraldThe Cherokee by Theda PerdueThe Osage by Terry P. WilsonThe Trail of Tears by Dan ElishThe Conquering Indian, compiled by Mark Ward Sr.Authentic Indian Design by Maria NaylorAmerican Indian Design & Decoration by L. R. Appleton

Poetry: All That’s Lovely by Samuel F. Woolard

Reference: The Big Book of Answers by Kevin S. Hill

MAR/APR 2013 THE BOOKPLATE PAGE 5

Harrison

Volunteer Fair

Even though the weather

was bitter cold, the first

Volunteer Fair, held on

March 1 and 2 , andst nd

sponsored by the Harrison

Regional Chamber of

Commerce 2012-2013

Adult Leadership Class, was

a huge success. There

were 35 booths

representing many

nonprofit groups who need

volunteers to continue their

support of various

organizations and charities.

Our Friends of the Library

(FOL) booth was visited by

many people with

approximately 50 volunteer

flyers handed out. Millie Mondahl, Debbie Goens, and George Cline manned the booth and discussed FOL, our

mission and goals with most of the visitors. Missy Beavers, our new student volunteer, also helped man the

booth on Saturday. We look forward to her being able to assist us in future events. The Chamber of

Commerce has reported the Volunteer Fair will be an annual event sponsored by North Arkansas College and

the Chamber.

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Buffalo National River Partners Presents

New Series at Boone County Library: "Getting to Know Your National Parks,"

Tuesday, April 23, 2013 5:30 pm

We've all heard of the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, and some of us have had theopportunity to visit these wonderful national treasures. Our Buffalo National River is a lesser known park

within the National Park Service; and with more than 400 parks and monuments within the system, many areas less well known as the Buffalo. Such is the case with Grand Portage National Monument in Minnesota.

Caven Clark, Chief of Resources and Education, Buffalo National River, will spotlight Grand Portage NationalMonument in Minnesota on April 23 at 5:30 pm at the Boone County Library. During the days of fur trading inthe northeast, trappers could use this footpath at Lake Superior to reach the Arctic, the Atlantic, the Pacific

and the Gulf of Mexico with no portage longer than one day. Don’t miss this interesting presentation.

George Cline, President of Friends of the Library, representing FOL at the volunteer fair.

(Photo courtesy of National Park Service)

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FOL Appreciates Our 2012 Supporters

An honor book has been added to the library collection on behalf of the following businesses, couples and individuals who so generously opened their checkbooks and contributed their

time, skills and labor for the good of our library. We’d be nothing without you.

Boat World Honda/Polaris

Campbell Insurance Agency

Change That Heals

Clear Creek Cabin

Cline Berry Farm

Community First Bank

DeVito's Restaurant

First Choice Insurance

First Federal Bank

First Natl Bank of Green Forest

Forest Hills Printing

Catherine F. Golden PLC

Harrison Daily Times

Harrison Physical Therapy

Harrison Regional Ch. of Commerce

Judy's Insulation Company, Inc.

K26TV/Reynold's Media

KBCN

Keener Dentistry

KHOZ

KOOL 96.1/KCWD-KNWA

Log Cabin Furniture

Madden Farms

Main Street Medical Clinic

MasterTech Auto Repair

Sam K. Medley, C.P.A.

Miller Hardware

Pepsi Cola Bottling Group

Potter Equipment Co., Inc.

Ritter Communication

Law Office of J. M. Robb

Mike Smith Electric, Inc.

Super 8 Motel

Sweep-A-Lot Cowboys

The Bicycle Outfitter

The Nest Financial

Thompson's Ace Hardware, Inc.

TKO 8

Town and Country Garden Club

Underwood Architect

Andy Yeager Motors

Jane Adair

Amy Artman

Amanda Baker

Christina Baker

Danny Baker

Samantha Baker

Nola Barnett

Bruce & Doylene Barrington

Caiden Barron

Roberta Beatty

Carolyn Bennett

Peter Bezayiff

Sherry Bishop

Roland Booher

Glen & Lena Boswell

Susan H. Brown

Jane Brown

Malinda Brown

Jane Bueg

Julian & Doris Byrd

Marjorie Carson

Pauline Cassmeyer

Drs. Carlton &

Sue Chambers

Stephen Christ

Eileen Clark

Linda Clark

Maxine Clayton

Carolyn Cline

George Cline

Nathan Cline

Lequetta G. Cope

Shirley Copeland

Ray & Anita Cornett

Robbie L. Cotton

Claudette Cowan

Joy Crellen

Dale Crunkleton

Kathryn Crunkleton

Steven & Susan Dardas

Al Davis

Jason Davis

Sue DeStefano

Joseph & Camilla Dezort

Bob & Elisa Dickson

Rose Ann Dirst

Judy Duncan

Rick Eddings

Terry Edwards

Pat Evans

Richard Evans

J. K. & Genevieve Fancher

Tina Farmer

Shirley Feldman

Sue Flanigan

John E. Forrest

Beverly Frankowski

Perry Gaither

Bill Goens

Debbie Goens

Lynn & Claudia Gray

Frank Hampson

Richard & Dolores Harding

Kelly Hardy

Mary K. Haver

Matt Heft

Jackie Hern

Sandra Hillier

Larry & Kay Hodnett

Robert & Debbie Hopper

Sean Horn

Polly Hudson

Robert Hudson

Barbara Hughes

Jeri Hulgan

Darla Jones

Pat Kennedy

Veronica Kreps

Mildred Krisik

Lonnie & Roy Ann Law

Jack & Vanessa Lazarus

Judy Lewis

Joan Lipsmeyer

Cheryl Lochridge

Julie Maguire

Louise Mahaffey

Marjorie Malone

Kay Maris

Barbara Martin

Jan McCorkindale

Robert McCorkindale

Janet McMurrin

Kathleen McMurrin

Zelda McMurtry

Dolores Meadows

Phil & Ginger Milan

Ed & Dicksie Milburn

Carolyn Moffett

Millie & Norm Mondahl

Bessie Moore

Carol Moran

James & Sandra Morris

Barb Murley

Shannon Murphy

Michael & Donna Murphy

Beth Neel

Norma M. Nichols

Bonnilee Nodolf

Karen Obertik

Bob & Pam Parkhill

Este Lee Pattie

Vicki Peisert

Teri Penquite

Matthew Piper

Mel & Eliska Pollock

Greg & Joy Polus

Barry Posterick

Chris Posterick

Don & Lisa Price

Sondra Rabone

Peggy Ransom

Sandra Reynolds

Andy Robinson

Sally Robinson

Eli & Wilma Roomsburg

Chris Rose

Linda Rost

Sybil & Dick Scarsdale

Ginger Schoenenberger

Lori Schultz

Chris & Pamela Scudder

Nancy Sharp

Ruth Sinor

Alice Smith

Donette Smith

Sherri Smith

Tommy Smith

Chuck Speice

Mary Speice

Judy Stroope

Dale & Cecelia Thompson

Carol Thompson

Dorothy Thurston

John David Underwood

Ann Vasina

Korin Westcott

Kathy Wilburn

Rubye Ann &

Richard Williams

Sandy Williams

Christa Wilson

Fred & Pat Wittman

Mary Wright

Faye Yarbrough

Andy & Louise Yeager

Amy Young

Phyllis Young

Tucky Zima

MAR/APR 2013 THE BOOKPLATE PAGE 7

2013 Financial Supporters -- as of 03/25/2013

CommercialMemberships

Harrison Daily Times Dwain LairMain Street Medical Clinic Dr. Charles & BarbaraKlepperUnderwood Architect John David UnderwoodAndy Yeager Motors Andy Yeager

BusinessMemberships

Cline Berry Farm George & Carolyn ClineDeVito’s Restaurant Joe DeVitoFraley’s Furniture & Appliances Bill & Sherry FraleyCatherine F. Golden, PLC Cathy & Joe Golden

Business MembershipsContinued

Harrison Daily Times Yvonne ConeHarrison Regional Chamberof Commerce Anna Marie SullivanJudy’s Insulation Co., Inc. Jim JudyK26TV - Reynold’s Media Dan ReynoldsKBCN 104.3 - Jamie HoltKHOZ - Marilyn WallisKOOL 96.1/KCWD-KNWA Roger LowerySam K. Medley, C.P.A. Sam K. MedleyMiller Hardware Meredith MillerThompson’s Ace Hardware Teri & Brent ThompsonTKO 8 Dennis King

Sustaining MembershipsRoberta BeattyPeter BezayiffBill & Sue ChaseRichard & Dolores HardingLonnie and Roy Ann LawBarbara MartinZelda McMurtryCarolyn MoffettMillie & Norm MondahlJames & Sandra MorrisMatthew PiperSondra RaboneEli & Wilma RoomsburgLinda RostDorothy Thurston

Above and BeyondAl DavisJoan LipsmeyerKay MarisJohn David Underwood, Architect

Annual Memberships start in January and end in December.Commercial Memberships are $100 a year. Business Memberships - $25.

Sustaining Memberships - $25 a year. Life Memberships are $100 and last thelifetime of the purchaser, spouse and minor children. Above and Beyond

acknowledges additional donations made by existing members.

A book will be donated to the library in honor of each of those

listed on this page.Thank you for your friendship.

Song on May Morning

Now the bright morning-star, Day’s harbinger,

Comes dancing from the East, and leads with her

The flowery May, who from her green lap throws

The yellow cowslip, and the pale primrose.

Hail bounteous May, that dost inspire

Mirth and youth, and warm desire!

Woods and groves are of thy dressing;

Hill and dale doth boast thy blessing.

Thus we salute thee with our early song,

And welcome thee and wish thee long.

John Milton ...... (1606 - 1674)

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RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

Friends of the Library, Boone County, Inc. (FOLBC) elected late in 2012 at our annual meeting to represent FOLBC in 2013.

Seated (left to right): Jackie Hern, Debbie Goens and Marjorie Malone. Standing (left to right): Chris Posterick, George Cline, Kathryn Crunkleton,

Alice Smith, Mary Wright and Janet McMurrin. Not pictured: Beth Neel, Millie Mondahl, Shirley Copeland, Malinda Brown and

Amanda Baker. See President’s message (P. 2) for a brief description of the duties of each of these working members.