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Poker Tournament Sat. February 4th! |
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Big Game Weekend Kicks Off with Poker Tournament! For one day, at least, you can gamble your dollars away- or win a bounty at the table- and feel virtuous while you’re at it. A Texas Hold'em (No Limit) Poker Tournament will be held at 6:00pm on Sat. February 4th at the Regatta Banquet & Conference Center on Rt. 236 in Eliot to benefit the Building Fund for the new South Berwick Library. Register Here |
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Onoing For Sale | Jewett-Eastman House Ornaments
Pewter Ornaments, $18 each,
available at SoBotique and SB Public Library | January | Jan. 3 - Board of Directors Meeting
6:30pm at South Berwick Medical Services
Jan. 14th - 2nd Annual Spaghetti Supper
St. John's Masonic Lodge, Rt.4/Portland St.
5pm-7pm, $8 per person,
or $20 per family- kids under 6 are free
Jan. 17 - Campaign Events Meeting
6:30pm at South Berwick Medical Services | February | Feb. 4th- Poker Tournament
Regatta Banquet Center, Eliot
Starts at 6pm, $60 entry fee |
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CCSB Spring Show to Support the New Library |
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 Community Chorus at South Berwick to Help Raise Funds for New Library!
Community Chorus at South Berwick recently announced that their April 2012 concert will be a fundraiser for the Friends of South Berwick's Library's Capital Campaign for the new South Berwick Library. Part of the CCSB mission statement is to “engage the (arts) community as an active and visible participant”. They see this opportunity as falling within that mission. The CCSB Spring 2012 concerts will be: • Saturday, March 31 at 7 PM at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Newington, NH
• Sunday, April 1 at 3:00 PM at the Whipple Theater, Berwick Academy, S. Berwick, ME |
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Library Construction on Schedule |
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Late Winter Move-in Planned Residents who toured the Public Library under construction on Young Street last week were excited to see grand, bright spaces in the future library building. With the addition almost finished and light from new windows illuminating the former sanctuary space, they were treated to a vision of a community space that is rapidly becoming reality.
Town Manager Perry Ellsworth, who led the tour, said the project is well along and on schedule. “We are looking at a date of between the 15th and 30th (of December) to be pretty well wrapped up here,” he said, referring to the first phase of the construction project, which includes a weather tight building envelope with new roof, siding, windows, and mechanical systems. |
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Diva Night 2012 Host: Divas who want to have fun (a group of 20+ South Berwick women of all ages!) When: Friday, March 23 from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM Where: The Red Barn at Outlook Farm, Route 4 South Berwick, ME 03908 Cost: $40 - includes Boa, a Divalicious cocktail, and Diva Gift Bag...all proceeds will go to the new South Berwick Library! Imagine this...You walk in and are surrounded by FABULOUS women ranging in ages from 21 to 99 (Though those over 100 won't be turned away!)..You are draped with a hot pink boa and you're handed a decadent complimentary Diva cocktail...For one evening IT'S ALL ABOUT YOU- |
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New Ornament Series Celebrates South Berwick |
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Inaugural Ornament Features the Current Home of the South Berwick Library
The residents of South Berwick will soon able to have a piece of history hanging on their holiday trees. This year, the Friends of the South Berwick Library have decided to start a South Berwick holiday ornament series, initially as part of their fundraising for the New Library. The ornaments will be cast in pewter, made by Hampshire Pewter, and will feature a different historic building or important South Berwick landmark each year.
This year the Friends decided to honor the long-time home of the Library for the past 40 years, the Jewett-Eastman House. Patti Mitchem, President of the Friends says, “We couldn’t ask for better timing to start this ornament series. We are honoring the current home of the Library as we prepare to move into the new home of the Library. The Library’s 40th Birthday is this year, and we hope people will associate this ornament with both the Library and the history of the Jewett-Eastman House.” |
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