Photo by Cathy MacNeill June 2014 Issue #6 June 2014 Issue #6 Chebeague Island Council Calendar

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Chedemption 2 In the early 1900’s the Merriam-Horne Realty Co. built two cottages on the East End point property, hoping to attract people to buy lots and do likewise. The Graves Cottage on the April cover was one, and this was the other. It was sold to Alice Kelly Town of Chebeague 3 in 1908. She called it Olive Cottage and added a wrap around porch in 1909. She sold it in 1913 to Rev. Dr. Paterson-Smyth, an Episcopal Minister from Canada who held Graduates 4 church services in the living room. In 1924, Prof. Elijah Beach came to the island to visit Prof. Harmon, fell in love with and bought the cottage, changing the name to Beach Haven. His daughter, Nancy Beach Martindale, grew up here summers, so she Health Center 6 brought her family here to do so also. Now it is used by Fred & Donna Martindale as well as any and all of Ross Martindale’s and Fred’s children and grandchildren. Library 7 The monthly House Histories are selected and written by Martha Hamilton. Events 10

Upcoming events 11 About the Calendar

Historical Society 12 Publisher: Chebeague Island Council Gin Ballard, President, 207-653-5651, [email protected] Editors: Tom and Elizabeth Schutte, [email protected] CICA 15 PO Box 12, Chebeague Island, ME 04017 Treasurer: Ariette Scott, 207-846-9324, [email protected] Recreation Center 16 Also available for comments/questions, Board members: Deb Bowman 846-0609, Donna Colbeth 846-3097, Louise Doughty 846-3128, Deb Hall 846-9034, Nancy Hill 846-4126, CTC 17 Mary Holman 846-1072, Ester Knight 846-4178, Mac Passano 846-7829, Gail Miller 846-4369, Carol Lynn Davis 846-8859, and Lola Armstrong 846-4737.

Classified ads 18 The Calendar is a monthly publication of the Chebeague Island Council, delivered to every occupied residence on the island. Members of the Island Council who are off-island at the time of publication may choose to view it online or, for a few dollars more, receive it by first class mail. Activities 20 Payment is required at the time of submission. Please mail your payment to the Chebeague Island Council at P.O. Box 12 or place your addressed envelope in the Library Drop Box. Thank you notes 21 Always welcome: news, stories, art, photos or anything else you would like to share with our community!

The deadline for the July issue #7 is noon on the third ! Friday after the first Thursday of the month, June 20th. Preferred delivery method is via email attachment (ads: .jpeg or .jpg or .pdf submissions: .doc). If email is not possible, you can also drop off or mail your submission to the Hill Residence, 13 South Road. Chebeague Island Council Calendar

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DIVERSE ECONOMIES. STRONG COASTAL COMMUNITIES.

Join like-minded business professionals and innovators on Chebeague Island for a packed day of opportunity to explore your own creative business solutions. From the editors Scholarships are available, first-come first-served, We are all very excited as the the summer months Our goal with the Calendar is to create an for unbridged year-round Maine island residents. register early! are approaching. As everybody knows, these are interesting, informative, and enjoyable the busy months on the Island. They are also busy publication for everybody. When making a months for the Island Calendar. submission, please remember that we may edit for REGISTRATION OPENS AT NOON ON JUNE 1ST size and include your name. The Calendar will no We would still like to encourage people to submit longer be publishing anonymous submissions. anything they want to us. But while we read everything submitted, we will not always be able Thank you for continuing support, and let the to include it. Sometimes it is because there is not summer begin! enough room left over, and other times it may be because of the subject matter. Tom and Elizabeth Schutte

The Chebeague Island Council Calendar will no longer be sent via bulk mail off the island. Instead, you may:

Request first class mailing, or view the Calendar online at www.chebeague.org

And, yes! The Calendar WILL CONTINUE A TO BE MAILED TO ALL ACTIVE ON-ISLAND rr n, leave with a MAILBOXES. ive tio pla by ira n. boat, get insp 1 JUNE 2014 Chebeague Island Council Calendar Chedemption’s Rock Star: Gail Miller Island Electric Town of WE HAUL... YOUR FREIGHT/ VEHICLES ON/OFF THE Chebeague Gail Miller is the last of the original Chedemption ISLAND... 20 FEET LONG Committee Members and one of its founders. X 8 FEET WIDE... Island REASONABLE RATES

Sandford’s Pond had collected returnable bottles 192 North Road, Chebeague Island ME 04017 for years before stopping in 1999. That year Gail Web: www.TownOfChebeagueIsland.org E-mail: [email protected] helped form a committee to solve the problem of Phone: (207) 846-3148 | Fax: (207)846-6413 collectable bottles being left at the dump. In the spring of 2000, the situation was solved by the Please call Kim Boehm, 846-2468 creation of Chedemption with the help of the Town, Town Clerk’s Hours or email [email protected] Monday 9 am - 5 pm interest from non-profits, and the hard work of many Tuesday 9 am - 5 pm volunteers. Thursday 12 noon - 8 pm Friday 9 am - 4 pm Over the years four volunteers were shining stars of hard work and dedication. They were Beth Howe, Town Administrator Hours Monday – Friday 9 am to 4 pm by appointment David Miller, Gail Miller, and Mac Passano. Artistic Design, Planting & Maintenance of your yard Assessor Hours More than $90,000 from returnables have been and Gardens First Thursday each month – 10 am - 6 pm given to island non-profits since Chedemption was by appointment founded. The taxpayers have been saved the cost of Bob Konczal’s cell phone: (207) 317-1588

78,000 tons of solid waste removal. The total number BAREFOOT LANDSCAPING Bob Konczal’s e-mail: [email protected] of volunteers who made this possible exceeds the to carry on. We were lucky to get Laura Summa to Code Enforcement number of people living on Chebeague. take over as coordinator, but Gail is still very much E-mail: [email protected] involved. BJ Abrahamson After ten years of hard, extensive volunteer service, Harbormaster three of the “FAB 4” retired in 2010, leaving only Gail Thank you, Gail, for all you do and have done! 846-4909 E-mail: [email protected]

Public Works Garage Phone: 207.846.6419

Transfer Station Hours Phone: 207.846.6416

Monday 9:00 am – 11:00 am Tuesday CLOSED Wednesday 1:30 pm - 5 pm Thursday 9:00 am – 11:00 am Friday 1:30 pm - 5 pm Saturday 9 am - 5 pm Sunday 9 am - 5 pm

Winter hours: Changes with Daylight Savings Time “Fall Back” - Closes 1 hour early: 4 pm “Spring Forward” - Back to 5 pm

2 3 JUNE 2014 Chebeague Island Council Calendar THIS SUMMER THE FREE Did you know? From a Woman’s Perspective presents CONCERT FUND WILL PRESENT: SELF-CARE: Mindful Choices, Intentional Living, The Sebago Long Lake Music Congress adopted the stars Healthful Relevance and stripes as the American Festival Chebeague Concert flag on June 14, 1777. Sunday August 3 at 7:30 at the Church Moderated by Mary Capra & Sarah VanFleet Chamber music by Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Beethoven The colors of the flag have Wednesday, June 25th 7:00 pm at the Library important meanings. Red The Herb Maine Quartet symbolizes hardiness and Saturday August 20 at 7:30 at the Church valor; white symbolizes purity and innocence; and Music of Bill Whetham and much more blue represents vigilance, perseverance, and justice. The Seaside Brass Quintet: Congratulations to the graduates! Saturday September 30 at 7:30 at the Church In 1894, the governor of Hugh Demers graduated from Classical, band, and popular brass music New York directed that Connecticut College with a degree in economics! All concerts are free, thanks to generous donors to the FCF the flag be displayed on all public buildings on June 14. Josh Doughty graduated from Berklee College of Music in Boston. On August 3, 1949, President Truman signed an Act of Congress that would Island Council designate June 14 of each year as National Flag Day. Presents

Celebration When the flag can no longer be repaired or used, Ticks, Lyme Disease, it must be destroyed in a of Holy Mass dignified matter. other diseases ticks carry, Father Daniel Greenleaf, Pastor of and how to protect yourself If a flag touches the Sacred Heart Church in Yarmouth ground, it does not have to and Holy Martyrs Church in be destroyed. Instead, just Falmouth, will celebrate Mass at wash it if it’s dirty. the Chebeague United Methodist Church on Saturday, June 21 at 10 AM. We are hoping that a Five of the six flags that were planted during the number of people will be able to Apollo missions are still attend. He will talk to us about Mary Holman th standing. resuming our Communion service Tues. July 8 and the possibility of having Mass 7PM The Hall on the island occasionally. (repeat of May 28th talk)

4 5 JUNE 2014 Chebeague Island Council Calendar Chebeague Island Library Chebeague Health Center news Chebeague846-4351 Island phone Library 846-4358 fax You just walked in the house to have a cuppa tea LAB HOURS: 7:30am to 9:30 am (so lab work can get phone: 846-4351 fax: [email protected] with your Aunt Tilly. She is lying on the floor saying on the 10am boat) You can JUST WALK IN. [email protected]://chebeague.chebeague.lib.me.us/ that she suddenly felt weak, dizzy, and that she If you have any questions please call Nancy at her http://chebeague.chebeague.lib.me.us/ had trouble walking. She feels numb on one side of home 846-4126. winnebago/search/search.asp her body. Your favorite aunt appears confused and appears to be having trouble talking. What do you Health Center phone: 846-4988 our fax is 846-9747. SUMMER LIBRARY HOURS do??? The Health Center is located at 247 South Rd #2 – it • The Library’sNEW high LIBRARYspeed, unfiltered Internet HOURS access You Act FAST: shares the building with the Community Hall & the Monday 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm is provided through the Maine School Library Library – next door to Doughty’s Market. Network. Tuesday 10 am - 4:00 & 6 pm – 8 pm F – FACE ask Aunt Tilly to smile. • During any power outage, the wireless router is Wednesday 10 am – 4:00 pm Does one side of her face droop? If you need to be seen for an office visit: The Library’s Board of Trustees hashooked approved into the Community changes Center in generator the Library’s and hours effective January 1, 2014 Thursday 10 am - 4:00 & 6 pm – 8 pm A – ARMS ask her to raise both arms. • You can contact your own Primary Care Provider. through late May. The new scheduleis accessible is: 24/7. Does one arm drift downward? • You can also go to Mercy Express Care Route 1 Friday 10 am – 4:00 pm • Avoid the wait for public use computers by bringing S – SPEECH ask Aunt Tilly to repeat a simple in Yarmouth. They are open 8am to 8pm 7 days/ Saturday 10 am – 1 pm your own device! phrase. Is her speech slurred or sound week. • Suggestions accepted for book discussion group. Monday Sunday CLOSED CLOSED strange? What have you read or would like to read? T – TIME if Aunt Tilly has ANY of this signs, Don’t forget to pick up your 911 Fridge magnet Tuesday 4 pm – 8 pm rING 911 IMMEDIATELY. at the Health Center or the Library. Wednesday 10 am – 1 pm

Unfortunately, your favorite aunt has had a stroke. Thursday NEW BOOKS4 pm – 8 pm Story Hour There are two kinds of strokes. Tick-proofing your yard: All the Birds Singing by Evie Wyld Wednesdays at 10:30 am • Ischemic stroke, the most common, is when an • K e e p t h e g r a s s t r i m m e d . Friday 10 am – 1 pm Bright Dark Madonna by Elizabeth Cunningham artery, which carries blood to the brain, becomes • Trim your paths so you don’t hit the bushes Saturday 10 am – 1 pm blocked. as you walk down the path. Ticks love to Flash Boys by Michael Lewis • Hemorrhagic stroke is when that artery either hang on a branch then “hitch” a ride and a Sunday The Future of the Mind CLOSED by Dr. Michio Kaku begins leaking or the artery actually ruptures/ potential meal with someone/some animal. In Paradise by Peter Matthiessen breaks apart. The Whole Enchilada by Diane Mott Davidson Either stroke causes brain cells to die quickly, so that is These changesSavage reflect Harvest by Carla thorough Hoffman analysis of the actual use of the Library during the winter months and why it is important to get help straightaway. will, we hope, have minimal impact on Library users. We are trying to balance our commitment to Tuesday Lab Work & More NEW FILMS Do you know that there is no charge to visit the preservingThe the Wolf Lof ibrary’sWall Street accessibility Best Offer to the Chebeague community with our responsibility to go forward Island Council Health Center on Tuesdays? (You will Lost Unfinished Song have to pay for the actual lab work that you have with an operating budget that is sustainable overGreen time. G arden done.) Nancy Hill, RN is volunteering when she draws Cruise! your blood, checks your blood pressure, or when Riding the Passionate Edge she is doing other nursing duties. Joan Robinson, Top Row: Black-legged DEER Bottom Row: DOG ticks. The Board extends its deep appreciation to DebThe Library Bowman was the winner for of herthe work and for helping us develop this receptionist, volunteers to answer the phone. Nancy, Ticks. Left to Right: nymph, NOT associated with Lyme Join us for a special author presentation, Saturday CTC cruise. Details are yet to be Joan, and Mary Holman volunteer their time to the adult male, adult female. Disease. Left to Right: adult new schedule.June 28th We at 4:00 encourage pm at the Library. you Tom andto Marycall Virginiacompletely Tatakis worked out,-Calder, but the President, at 846-8758 if you have take lab work that needs to get to the mainland. Fully engorged female. male, adult female, fully Cushman will talk about their new book, Riding the proceeds from the cruise will be Infected DEER ticks transmit engorged female. comments or questions. May your New Year be filled with new adventures in reading! Passionate Edge dedicated to the beautification of Lyme Disease. the grounds around the Library. Books on sale at the Library Watch for signs!

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Saturday, March 22, 2014

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Burn Permits and Parking

A Burning Permit is an absolute must if you are planning any type of outside burning. The permit is FREE. The permit lists the items that can and cannot be burned. Please read the permit PRIOR to starting the fire.

ALL fires must be attended at ALL TIMES

To get a burning permit, contact:

You do NOT need a permit to Dianne Calder 846 4176 281 South Road Anytime cook on your Outdoor Grill or Tom Calder 846 8758 108 North Road Anytime Outdoor Fireplace. Town Office 846 3148 192 North Road During business hours.

Fire/Rescue needs your help.

Please be sure to pull off the road as much as you can when visiting a friend’s house. If you have a meeting or party, have everyone park on the same side of the road. This will allow Fire/Rescue vehicles to respond to a call quickly.

Thanks!

Important resource numbers

Wedding Announcements AA 24hr hotline ...... 774-4335/800-737-6237 5/3/14 Nicholas Webb & Al Anon/Alateen to help Kelly Faircloth family/friends of alcoholics...... 284-1844/800-498-1844 NA hotline...... 800-974-0062 5/3/14 Carey Mayer & Fred Thimm 24 hr Crisis Intervention and 5/3/14 Katie Layng & Suicide Prevention Hotline...... 888-568-1112 Kyle Khasigian Statewide Sexual Assault Crisis Hotline...... 800-871-7741 Family Crisis Services...... 800-537-6066 5/17/14 Lucy Cox-Chapman & Zachary Dagneau

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2 Monday • Sunset Committee 5:30 PM UPCOMING EVENTS August 7 3 tuesday • Ladies Aid Fair • School Committee School 6:00 PM July 4 • Parade and picnic August 9 4 Wednesday • CTC Fireworks Cruise • The Summer Frolic Returns! • Meet the Deputy Hall 5:00 PM July 5 August 20 7 saturday • GCGC Swatfest • The Herb Maine Quartet Concert • Town Meeting Hall 9:00 AM

July 12 10 Tuesday August 23 • SustainME Entrepreneurship • State Primary Election Hall 8:00 AM - 8:00PM • GCGC Lobster Bake Scramble • GCGC Family Day Scramble • Selectman Voting Hall August 12 July 13 11 Wednesday • CIHS House Tour • Board of Selectman Meeting Hall 6:00PM • Tri/Quadathon Event

August 30 12 thursday July 18 • GCGC Swatfest • CRC Clean up Rec Center 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM • CTC Clam Festival Cruise

September 30 16 monday July 19 • The Seaside Brass Quintet Concert • Sunset Committee 5:30 PM • CTC Annual Stockholder Meeting

• CTC Nostalgia Night Cruise 17 Tuesday October 11 • Road Plan Committee 3:30 PM • GCGC Blanchard Invitational and July 25-26 • School Committee School 6:00 PM Frost Tournament • GCGC Member-Guest Tournament 19 thursday August 2 • Planning Board 7:15 PM If you have any important upcoming dates you want • Island Commons Yard sale to have listed in the calendar, please send an email 21 saturday to [email protected] with: title of the • Mass Church 10:00 AM August 3 event, location and time. Thank you. • Historical Society Annual Meeting Hall 7:30 PM • Sebago Long Lake Music Festival Concert

25 Wednesday • From a Woman’s Perspective Library 7:00 PM

26 thursday • Coastal Waters Commission 6:00 PM Peter Carleton Ladies Aid Fair

27 friday • Travelin’ with the Whalers Hall 7:30 PM Reiki Practitioner Thursday, August 7th 12:00 to 3:00 pm at the Hall 28 saturday Friday and Saturday • Travelin’ with the Whalers Hall 7:30 PM For an appointment It’s not too early to think Christmas! Come to 29 sunday (207) 846-6129 the Ladies Air Fair on Thursday, August 7th • Commons Wine Tasting and Silent Auction Chebeague Island Inn 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM from 12:00 to 3:00 PM. Have lunch and pick [email protected] up Christmas gift. There is something special • Church services are every Sunday at 10:00 AM • Ladies Aid meets every Thursday to find for every special person on your list. 10 11 JUNE 2014 Chebeague Island Council Calendar

Chebeague Island Historical Society

2014 Exhibit: Treasures of the Museum

2014 Raffle: Giclee printed on canvas of Thomas F. O’Neil’s “Fisherman” owned by the Historical Society. Giclees of O’Neil’s “Fisherman” are also available for purchase, printed on canvas and cold pressed paper.

Annual Meeting: The Annual Meeting will be held at the Hall on June 21 at 7:30 PM. Donna Damon will speak about the “Treasures of the Museum” and how they inform us about the island’s past. Topics will include Native Americans, farming, maritime, community, and home, as well as lost at sea.

House Tour: Tuesday, August 12, 10:30 - 4:30 New Homes and Renovations.

The museum will open for the season in late June. Watch for news of opening events!

Chebeague Parents’ Association

Join us at the Fourth of July Picnic where we will be providing free activities for children of all ages!

Chebeague~Water balloon Parents’ toss, Association pie eating contest,Chebeague panning for Parents’ gold,~ Association ~face painting, music and more!~ Join us at the Fourth of July Picnic where we will be providing Join us at the Fourth of July Picnic where we will be providing free activities for children of all ages! free activities for children of all ages!

The~Water CPA balloon toss,is putting pie eating contest, together panning for agold,~ variety of themed~Water balloon baskets toss, pie eating for contest, a panning for gold,~ ~face painting, music and more!~ ~face painting, music and more!~ silent auction. They will be displayed periodically throughout the Themonth CPA is putting of Junetogether awith variety offinal themed bidding baskets for aavailable The during CPA is putting the together Fourth a variety of of themed baskets for a silent auction. They will be displayed periodically throughout the silent auction. They will be displayed periodically throughout the Julymonth ofPicnic. June with finalProceeds bidding available will during help the Fourth the of CPA continuemonth of June with with finaltheir bidding mission available during the Fourth of July Picnic. Proceeds will help the CPA continue with their mission July Picnic. Proceeds will help the CPA continue with their mission to “Enhanceto and “Enhance enrich the lives and of children”. enrich the lives of children”.to “Enhance and enrich the lives of children”.

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Chebeague Island Chebeague United Community Did you know? Methodist Church News Association The World Cup is starting on June 12 and will Church Office 846-4106 last a month. Mary Jane O’Connor Ropp, CICA is happy to update the community on the Pastor: [email protected] goings-on over the past year: America is together in a group with Germany, Ariette Scott, Secretary: Portugal, and Ghana. [email protected] The original year-round housing home at 226 South Road was sold to a lovely family that has been contributing the community in great ways. The World Cup is being held in Brazil. Worship at 10am Sunday morning Nursery Care is available every The pizza oven is in construction phase. We poured Sunday during worship The School House Road units both have families the slab, built the stand and base. We will next It is the biggest single-event sporting event in occupying them that have integrated into the construct the pizza oven and hope that it is ready in the world. Spiritual Direction: community seamlessly. time for spring! The next step is to design, fund, and with Pastor Mary Jane is available at no build a picnic shelter over the oven and the picnic The Weatherization Week was a success with work tables. In many parts of the world soccer is called charge as a service of the church. She has a done on 17 homes. In some cases, additional and/or football. Doctor of Ministry degree in Spirituality and follow-up work continues. Thank you to the Island Candidates’ Night will be held on May 27th, where is currently enrolled in a training program Institute and the Island Council for their collaborative the community is invited to hear from our candidates for spiritual directors. Please call 846-4106 to The United States has never won the World efforts on this project. and ask questions. Last year’s Candidates’ Night was Cup. make an appointment or for more information. well received, and we expect this year’s to be equally Our Island Fellow, Celia, continues her work on local successful. This is the 19th World Cup. Catholic Mass: food issues, both at the community level, and at the will be celebrated at the church on Saturday, island school. We will certainly miss her efforts when For more info, please see our website or June 21st at 10:00 am with Father Greenleaf she is through with her fellowship and will strive to contact any of the listed board members. This is the second time Brazil has hosted it. from Sacred Heart Church in Yarmouth. maintain the standards she has set. Website: www.chebeague.org/CICA

17 songs were recorded especially for the music album Island Electric

In my quest to rid the island of junk cars and unsightly scrap, I am again collecting any and all metals, including old outboards, lawnmowers, etc. Junk or unwanted vehicles will be removed After the long winter, make sure batteries are for free, even if they need to be towed. replaced in all smoke/heat and Carbon Monoxide detectors. (This should be done once a year). All proceeds are donated to Island organisa- tions. Thank you for your kind words and sup- Then test all detectors for proper operation. Also port! remember that most detectors have a life span of 10 yrs or less... Call me if you have questions, or need your detectors checked.....Island Electric is Help keep the island clean and green! offering this potentially lifesaving service at no Please call Kim Boehm, 846-2468 cost. or email [email protected]

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Chebeague Recreation Center News CHEBEAGUE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY June 2014 www.chebeaguerec.com * [email protected] * (207) 846-5068 We now accept What’s New at CTC? Credit Cards!

Teen Center Over the last several months we have been Teen Center Hours: Beginning Friday, June CRC’s Summer Frolic is back this ANNUAL Let’s Cruise! testing our new credit 20, 2014 STOCKHOLDER card processing sys- summer! Don’t miss this blast from the past with MEETING Once again, we are planning several fun cruises. We have done our best tem. Many thanks to to plan around other island organizations’ big events. This year we will Teen Center: Wed, Fri, Sat 7-10 p.m Pre- The CTC Annual Kim and Martha who great food, great friends and great music change the time of the Saturday evening cruises to make it easier for Teen: Tuesday/Thursday 7-10 p.m. Stockholder meeting have spent lots of time people from the mainland to join us. Folks coming to the Island for the by Paul English and guests. will be held on July setting up the system sole purpose of participating in the cruise will not be charged for parking New Teen Contracts are required! Everyone and learning both the 19th at 9am at the at Route One or the ferry fee on the Islander. However, arrangements front end and back needs a cur- rent one to participate! Island Hall. must be made in advance in order to receive the free parking/ferry by end functionality. Our Collins Pool 2014 Grand Opening Date!!!! Barging emailing or calling the CTC office. Fundraiser Carwash July 6!!! We have three cruises planned for July. August cruises will be in our boat crew has been Saturday, June 21 st Unexpected mainte- July newsletter. using the system since nance needs inter- July 4th: Fireworks cruise. This has become a very popular annual mid April and have Get your Pool Pass NOW! rupted our barging event. This year we will add live entertainment as well as some fun offered many helpful service this spring. “Revolutionary” games with prizes. suggestions. The bus CRC’s Childrens Theater We apologize for any July 18th: We have had many requests to provide a cruise to the Clam crew began accepting Presents... inconvenience our Festival - so this year we will do it. The Piper will take you to the Royal credit cards on May customers experi- River, where a bus will meet you to drop you on Main Street just in time 23rd and are still in Kids Place Disney’s Aladdin JR. enced. Our office for the Friday night parade. We will pick you up and take you home, training. Thanks to Check out what is upcoming on our made every effort to with live entertainment both ways. What a way to enjoy the Festival our employees who website. based on the 1992 Disney Film Aladdin provide alternatives without traffic! have kept a positive July 19th: (Adults Only) For those who like to remember the old to our customers. attitude during the days, let’s have a Nostalgia Night. Our 60’s cruise last year was en- Auditions: June 30th transition. The first website: www.chebeaguerec.com joyed by all. This year, we are expanding it to include the 70’s. We are Deliveries to three customers to call (look under The Kids Place Link) Cousins Island wondering how the 60’s group will handle the 70’s. You need to dress for Performance: July 18 & 19 at CIHCC the occasion, because we will have a Best Costume competition. In addi- or email the office and Wharf tion, we will have trivia games and prizes - as well as a dance contest. say “I’m ready for Per the agreement be- Twist vs. Disco. Who can choose? summer” will receive tween the towns of two free tickets for a Yarmouth and July cruise of their "Green Garden Chebeague Island, com- choice. Because we Party Cruise" Thanks! mercial vehicles can lack a ticket office and Watch for news from the Library make deliveries to the tickets are sold in a Cousins Island wharf as they plan their Pied Piper Thanks to our Blanchard parking lot and on a only on non-holiday fundraising cruise. All money Lot customers who moved ferry, adding another weekdays between 7AM raised will go toward beautifying their vehicles to the Route the grounds around the Library. function complicates and 12:15PM. Deliver- One parking lot during the ies by dual wheeled an already complicat- recent maintenance at the vehicles are prohibited. Having a Party? ed process. As with lot. We appreciate those of any change, there will Business Office: Please let the CTC Office know you who make that extra be some bumps along if you are having group travel (207) 846-5227/846-3700 effort to help us improve the the way. on our buses/ferry. We definitely 8 Soule Road, PO Box 27 lot! And thanks to Scott Du- need to know if 15 or more peo- Thank you in ad- Chebeague Island, ME 04017 ple will be traveling so we make gas Trucking and Excava- vance for your un- [email protected] the trip as comfortable as possi- tion for another excellent derstanding and chebeaguetrans.com ble for everyone! and timely job! patience.

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Rental - 13 Island View Rd. seasonal rental. 3 bedroom. 2 full baths. Private right away to the water, Fully equipped summer home. $900 per wk. and $300 security deposit. CONTACT Richard Bowen AT [email protected] or 831-6148 YOUR Featured Property Vintage Hankys Wanted. If you have old ladies hankys that you’d like to sell, I buy them for my business. Please contact me at #202.374.2568 or by email [email protected] AD

Responsible family of island-loving adults looking for an island automobile to use or rent for 6/23-6/30. Repeat visitors and good karma. References available. Please HERE? contact Tom at [email protected] or 617.738.4383. SUBMIT YOUR ARtWORK TO 2 1/2 hp Suzuki, seldom used, less than 8 hrs use, at boatyard, $575 o.b.o., [email protected] [email protected], 859-296-6662 or 846-6126 (June) SPECifictions and rates can be found on www.chebeague.org/council Incredible Views Very private Chebeague oceanfront There will be a committal service held for property on the rockbound coast ISLAND ELECTRIC presents Leona Boxer on Saturday, June 28th at 1:00PM Births overlooking a sandy beach. Cedar at the Chebeague Island Cemetery. Please TRAPZILLA shingled year-round contemporary cape join us immediately following the service for A machine to CRUSH discarded wire lobster with glass sunroom addition and green refreshments in the Parish House. 4/17/14 traps – so they can be easily removed from the design. $569,000. Call for details. Carrie and Matt Ridgeway island and recycled! We will do this for FREE!! welcomed Hannah Rose mlS# 1134518 (donations gratefully accepted to offset expenses) Ridgeway. Great Chebeague Tennis Club Drop off traps by the pickup load. Or, for a fee, we’ll come get them. Call to get on the list. JANE LEONARD We welcome new members. Please see our 4/25/14 • Traps must have trash, cement, bricks, plastic runners webpage on Chebeague.org Tom and Iva Damon removed (wooden runners and metal weights are okay) 207-831-9951 Ladies Day Men’s Day welcomed Harvey • Traps not properly prepared will either be rejected or chebeaguerealestate.com processed for a fee Round Robin Round Robin Ellsworth Damon. Thursdays at 9 am Mondays at 9am For more information, please call Kim Boehm, RE/MAX By The Bay 846-2468 or email [email protected] 207-553-7385

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JUNE 2014 Chebeague Island Council Calendar ActivitiesPuzzles Page Coloring By Dave Fisher Thank you notes

Medium Sudoku Puzzles 129-132 - Target Time:Mac and12 mins. I would like to give our this community, have asked after Martha Hamilton, Dave Stevens, 1 Sudoku Click on link for print-friendly page . Click on graphicheart-felt for solution. thanks to the members him and held him in your thoughts Dough Ross, Matt Ridgeway, Kim of the rescue who came to help and prayers. Monroe, Kevin Wentworth, and when my brother, Sheldon, had Amanda Campbell. They all were chest pains. He spent the rest Beth Howe really great! of the week at Maine Med, but is now home with us and things Don Souchek are more or less back to normal. Thank you Being on the receiving end of Every day you realize more how a rescue is a bit chaotic, but great it is to live on Chebeague. afterwards we remembered Doug I’d like to thank all the people Ross, David Stevens, Beth Putnam who didn’t waste any time in and Martha Hamilton. And helping me get to the hospital on thank you to all the Chebeaguers Wednesday, May 7th, and back on who, true to the warm nature of Friday, May 9th: Ralph Monroe,

2 3 Medium Sudoku Puzzle #129 MediumBirds Sudoku Puzzle seen#130 on Chebeague Island

TIMEMaze IN: TIME OUT: TOTAL: TIME IN: TIMENorthern OUT: Harrier TOTAL: Ha ha ha! Ha ha ha! Ha ha ha!

Bluebird Q. What’s the new summer pirate movie rated? A. It’s rated ARRRRR! Chickadee

Q. Why are gulls named seagulls? A. If they were by the bay, they’d be bagels!

Q. Where does a ship go when it’s sick? A. To the DOCK! 4 5 Medium Sudoku Puzzle #131 Medium Sudoku Puzzle #132 Q. What would you call the USA if everyone had a pink car? Bald Eagle Laughing Gull Flicker Kildeer A. A pink carnation! TIME IN: TIME OUT: TOTAL: TIME IN: TIME OUT: TOTAL: For more birds, go to www.chebeague.org/birdlist.html This About.com page has been optimized for print. To view this page in its original form, please visit: http://puzzles.about.com/library/sudoku/blprsudokum33.htm 20 ©2014 About.com, Inc. All rights reserved. 21

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