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e Perfect Giſt For $100, you can Own-A-Day at the library and have your giſt be recognized on the receipts at circu- lation desks, on the flat-screen TVs inside the library, on the library’s home page, and in the library’s newsletters. is is the perfect way to honor or memorialize someone special, publicize a business, or celebrate a birthday or anniversary. SEPT./OCT. 2019 A NEWS publicAtioN FRoM thE StAFF & FRiENDS oF thE JAMES V. bRoWN libRARy Dedicated people, bound together like pages in a book, have the strength to achieve great things. For more information or to Own-a-Day, go to our website at www. jvbrown.edu, or call the Development Department at 570-326-0536. September 3 JR Confer Day September 17 In memory of Mary K. Gage September 22 In memory of Harold Yerk September 25 Michael J. Bernardi Jr. Day September 30 Remembering St. Jude Day October 5 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lightbourn Day October 8 Erik Warg Day October 12 Rich Roan Day October 13 In memory of Hank Berkheimer October 22 Bob and Barnee Erkins Day October 29 Barbara R. Thomas Day SUMMER LEARNING AT THE LIBRARY e best part of 4-year-old Sage’s week is coming to the library, according to her guardian Lyn Baker. Lyn, her husband, and Sage recently moved to Williamsport from Chicago so Sage could become closer to her mother, who works at a local college. ey walk to the library from their nearby home several times a week so Sage can attend programs, play at the train table, check out books, and say “hi” to Franklin, the library’s Rus- sian tortoise. ey love that the library is friendly and accommodating to Sage’s sensory issues. Sage and Lyn also signed up for their own free library cards so they can take books and movies home with them. For Sage, the library is a place full of new opportunities to learn and feel welcome. is would not have been possible without you and your support of the Library’s Summer Learning Program. e Summer Learning Program is 100% funded by donors like you who realize the value of making learning fun and having the Library as a community resource for all. e Summer Learning Program makes memories that children keep for a lifetime. And it was all thanks to the generosity of supporters like you, who ensured that the Library’s summer program was full of activities, performers and visitors, great books and prizes. We can’t do it without you! EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 7, 2019 ---NEW LIBRARY HOURS--- WEEKDAYS—9AM-8PM SATURDAYS—9AM-2PM SUNDAYS—12PM-5PM anks to our sponsors for a successful Summer Learning Finale: Rotary Club of Williamsport and Friends of the JVB Library.

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  • The Perfect GiftFor $100, you can Own-A-Day at the library and have your gift be recognized on the receipts at circu-lation desks, on the flat-screen TVs inside the library, on the library’s home page, and in the library’s newsletters. This is the perfect way to honor or memorialize someone special, publicize a business, or celebrate a birthday or anniversary.

    SEPT./OCT. 2019• A NEWS publicAtioN FRoM thE StAFF & FRiENDS oF thE JAMES V. bRoWN libRARy •

    Dedicated people, bound together like pages in a book, have the strength to achieve great things.

    For more information or to Own-a-Day, go to our website at www.jvbrown.edu, or call the Development

    Department at 570-326-0536.

    September 3 JR Confer DaySeptember 17 In memory of Mary K. GageSeptember 22 In memory of Harold YerkSeptember 25 Michael J. Bernardi Jr. DaySeptember 30 Remembering St. Jude DayOctober 5 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lightbourn DayOctober 8 Erik Warg DayOctober 12 Rich Roan DayOctober 13 In memory of Hank BerkheimerOctober 22 Bob and Barnee Erkins DayOctober 29 Barbara R. Thomas Day

    SUMMER LEARNING AT THE LIBRARY The best part of 4-year-old Sage’s week is coming to the library, according to her guardian Lyn Baker. Lyn, her husband, and Sage recently moved to Williamsport from Chicago so Sage could become closer to her mother, who works at a local college. They walk to the library from their nearby home several times a week so Sage can attend programs, play at the train table, check out books, and say “hi” to Franklin, the library’s Rus-sian tortoise. They love that the library is friendly and accommodating to Sage’s sensory issues.

    Sage and Lyn also signed up for their own free library cards so they can take books and movies home with them. For Sage, the library is a place full of new opportunities to learn and feel welcome. This would not have been possible without you and your support of the Library’s Summer Learning Program. The Summer Learning Program is 100% funded by donors like you who realize the value of making learning fun and having the Library as a community resource for all. The Summer Learning Program makes memories that children keep for a lifetime. And it was all thanks to the generosity of supporters like you, who ensured that the Library’s summer program was full of activities, performers and visitors, great books and prizes. We can’t do it without you!

    EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 7, 2019---NEW LIBRARY HOURS---

    WEEKDAYS—9AM-8PMSATURDAYS—9AM-2PMSUNDAYS—12PM-5PM

    Thanks to our sponsors for a successful Summer Learning Finale: Rotary Club of Williamsport and Friends of the JVB Library.

  • Friends of the James V. Brown Library19 East Fourth StreetWilliamsport, PA 17701

    Nonprofit Org.U.S. Postage

    pAiDWilliamsport PA

    Permit No. 6

    www.jvbrown.eduTHERE IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE THIS FALL!The Friends need your unwanted books, CDs & DVDs! Donations gladly accepted at the Library Help Desk. Tax donation receipts available.

    Consider a bequest to theJames V. Brown Library

    This man remembered you in his will.

    RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

    Friends Book Review Luncheonto feature second part of historical volume

    Sponsored by the Friends of the James V. Brown LibraryIf it’s happening...it’s here!

    Join the Friends Celebrate the Friends of the James V. Brown Library and become a Friends member during the 13th annual National Friends of Libraries Week, which will take place October 20-26. The National Friends of Libraries Week promotes the group in the community, raises awareness and increases membership, and gives libraries and boards of trustees the opportunity to recognize the Friends for their help and support of the library. Support the library while volunteering as a Friends member. Memberships are available at https://jvbrown.edu/about-the-friends/.

    (AnnuAl membership contributions Are fully tAx deductible)

    Membership runs Jan. 1 — Dec. 31Friends Membership 2019

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    return to: friends of the J.V. brown librAry19 East Fourth strEEt • Williamsport, pa 17701

    I Would lIkE to VoluntEEr Bookstore Book Sales Book Review Luncheons Special Events Mailing Crew Book Sorting Crew

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    Dr. Keith Shenberger is back by popular demand for the October 4 Book Review Luncheon. He will review The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Em-pire by English historian Edward Gibbon – the second volume this year. This master-work is a six-volume work that traces West-ern civilization from the height of the Ro-man Empire to the fall of Byzantium. The book covers the entire history of the Roman Empire, Europe, and the Catho-lic Church from 98 to 1590, and it discusses the decline of the Roman empire in the East and West. Historians refer to Gib-bon as the first modern historian of ancient Rome because of his use of primary sources, unusual at the time. His methodology became a model for later historians. Dr. Shenberger, who was born and raised in southeastern Pennsylvania, completed his med-ical training in New Hampshire,

    and he has been a physician in the Williamsport region since 1982. He chose The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (Volume the Second)

    because of its univer-sally praised brilliance and its remarkable rele-vance to current politics worldwide.

    The luncheon will start at 12 noon in the Lowry Room of the Welch Family wing of the James V. Brown Library. Those who wish may purchase lunch at noon for $6. To reserve lunch, use the online reser-

    vation calendar on the library website (http://calendar.jvbrown.edu) where you will find a prompt for reservations or call Leslie at the Library at 570-326-0536, ext. 134. Reservations should be made by the Wednesday before the reviews. (Please note that you should register only if you wish to reserve lunch.) You may bring your own lunch or simply attend the book review, which will start at 12:30 p.m. Parking is available in the public lot off Market Street, adjacent to the Welch Wing.

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