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Chebeague Island Council Calendar Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

#3 | March 2022

The deadline for submissions for the April issue is noon on March 20. Advertising rates are as follows: full page, $70, ½ page, $35; ¼ page, $20; 4-line classified, $5; 6 to 8 line classified, $10. Each submission should include the intended publication date, size wanted, and the number of months the ad should run. All ads must be paid for at the time of submission. Chebeague Island Council Calendar MARCH 2022 • Issue #3 Cover If you are on Chebeague you are already Lucky! About the Calendar The Calendar is published monthly by the Chebeague Island Council. It is available on-line at Chebeague Island News (www.chebeague.org) or www. chebeagueislandcalendar.com and mailed to every occupied residence on the island. The Calendar welcomes submissions from its readers, including letters and thank you notes, but it cannot publish anything that is political in nature, libelous, or obscene. All submissions should include the author’s name and contact information. Without exception, the deadline for submissions is noon on the 20 th day of the month preceding publication. Submissions and ad copy may be mailed (247 South Road), left at the Council office (on 247 South Road) or emailed (cheabeagueislandcouncil@ gmail.com) and sent as attachments (.doc; no pdfs) or included in the body of the text. Images and photographs should be sent in a .jpg, .jpeg, or .rtf format. Please do not use the old email address at as this is an inactive account. As a courtesy and space permitting, island nonprofits are given up to a free half page each month to publish their news. Any such submissions exceeding a half page will be charged at the usual rate. All submissions become the property of the Chebeague Island Council, which reserves the right to edit them for length and clarity. Submissions that are not time sensitive may be held until there is enough space to publish them. Additional information about submissions is available at www.chebeagueislandcalendar.com.

Contents Island Commons

Notes From The Council

CTC News

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The Recompense Fund

Chebeague Community Church 10 Chebeague Island Historical Society 11 How I Got Here 12 Chebeague Recreation Center 14 Chebeague Island Library 15 March Calendar 16 Soup To Go 16

Publisher Chebeague Island Council

Board Members Lola Armstrong, Christine Auffant, Kristen Dyer Buxbaum, Jennifer Hackel, Deb Hall, Denise Hamilton, Tricia Haines Sarah Hopkins, Ester Knight, Kathy Kuntz Ann Thaxter Contact Us Email: chebeagueislandcouncil@gmail.com

ISLAND HANDYMAN

Phone: 207-846-4988 Mail: 247 South Road

Chebeague Island, ME 04017 In Person: Council Office, 247 South Rd

Graphic Design Sharkey Graphic Solutions www.sharkeygraphics.com Printing Cyber Copy www.cybercopyme.com

“No Job is Too Small” Jeff Wescott

40 South Road 207-400-6533 kaileedog@aol.com

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Coveside Physical Therapy, LLC • Mobile Physical Therapy Practice (508) 735-7507 / covesidephysicaltherapyllc@gmail.com / covesidephysicaltherapy-llc.com

Elizabeth Doughty, PT, DPT, GCS, CDP is a physical therapist who provides in-home physical therapy services right to your doorstep.Whether you have just received a total joint replacement, have had recent falls and want to improve your balance, are having increased pain in a specific joint or muscle or wish to become a little stronger with the warmer weather upon us, Elizabeth is able to assist by coming right to your home. By evaluating and working together with each and every client, a specific plan of care will be established to meet your goals. She received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Ithaca College and is Board Certified Geriatric Specialist. Elizabeth specializes in fall prevention and dementia as she is a Certified Dementia Practitioner. In addition, Elizabeth will be holding open clinic hours one day a month at the wellness clinic in addition to in-home appointments. Most insurances accepted, including Medicare. Please feel free to inquire using the email or phone number above. I look forward to working with you!

The Wellness Center with a MaineHealth Nurse Is Open for Blood Draws, Blood Pressure Checks, PT/INR Testing, Medication Setup, Dressing Changes, Suture Removal, Wellness Checks, and Health Information. No appointment needed.

Fuel & Medication Assistance Please call Ester Knight at

846-4178 if you need help with fuel or medication assistance. All requests are confidential.

No charge for these services. Tuesday,

March 8 th and 22 nd , 9:00 to 11:30am

Message From Dr. Larson Direct Primary Care is a way to maintain access to all the essential elements of your health care. I am honored to have the opportunity to serve residents and guests of Chebeague Island and am happy to meet with you at theWellness Center or in your homes.Working together to build on a foundation of listening, trust, and understanding, we can manage nearly 100% of your acute and chronic care needs together. What a relief to know that your doctor is but a phone call or text message away, ready and eager to support your physical and mental health, on your time and when it is convenient for you. Please stop by to say hello Friday mornings at the Wellness Center.

Dr. Larson will be at the Wellness Center on Friday mornings, at 9-11:30am. Dr. Larson will not be here on March 18. No appointment needed. Please see her website for the full range of services she can provide. (207) 233-2502 • www.heidilarsonmd.com She will see folks who are not in her practice for a fee of $100.00. She does not bill insurance.

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Island Commons

132 Littlefield Road Chebeague Island, Maine 04017 www.islandcommons.com

Administrator, Amy Rich 207-846-5610 amy.rich@islandcommons.com

The Lyon’s Share The Commons thanks the family of Peg Lyons for their generous donation of the contents of Peg’s house on John Small Road. The gift was made in appreciation of the care Peg received from the Commons’ in- home care team prior to her death in October. An estate sale on Feb. 12 drew a large crowd (despite mud and ice) and provided Peg’s friends and neighbors with an opportunity to remember a generous islander and to also support the Island Commons. In the words of Peg’s daughter Amy, “The Island Commons has been so good to our family. Couldn’t have kept Mom on the island so long without them. Happy to give a little something back.”

The Red Studio will be bursting at the seams this summer, thanks to another generous donor, Linda White, whose gifts of furniture, antiques, art and china have been relocated to our favorite resale shop. Thank you, Linda. The Gift of Time… Some volunteers go above and beyond for the Commons, and Ann Thaxter is at the head of that class. Ann has been here every week, year in and year out, to help with chores that are, shall we say?... unglamorous. (We’re talking trash removal.) We truly appreciate your many years of dedication, Annie! A big thank you from all of us.

Join our care team at the Commons! Part-time work with elders in their homes (Chebeague Cares). Summer job opportunities to help with cooking and cleaning from 7am to 2pm. Always looking for CRMA’s for direct care at the Commons…full time, part time. Give Amy Rich a call at 846-5610

Do You have a personal project that you need help from and expert with? You may have a photo editing project or something else you’d like help with but with todays prices you think it’s out if the question. Maybe not. Sure, I like big projects, but I have lots of time to fill in between with small

projects. Check out my website at www.sharkeygraphics.com to see what I can do for you and call me (Craig) at 207-655-8668. I will always make time to talk about your dream or vision with no expectations. Please be sure to mention that you saw my ad here. -Craig Sharkey (Sharkey Graphic Solutions)

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Notes From The Council

Despite the bitter cold, the snow, the ice and the high winds, the Chedemption volunteers aka the “Bagetts” have managed to get hundreds of bottles and cans off the Island and into recycling - and brought thousands of dollars back to the Island to help support the Island non-profits. At a time when non-profits are having to pay for many things that used to be done by volunteers, this hardy group is a reminder of the Island traditions that are the fabric of our Island community! Thank you. Don’t forget there is Soup to Go, another example of Island volunteers! Soup, a roll, and a dessert will be available on March 2nd and March 16th. If you can tap into your Luck of the Irish you will get one of

Ruth Slagel’s amazing desserts! If you would like to make a soup, bring rolls or bake a dessert please call Sarah Hopkins at 329-6538. We are hoping to return to eating lunch in the hall soon. ElizabethDoughtywill be doing another presentation on Friday, Mach 18 at 11:00AM. The focus will be on strength training. As we get back to more outdoor activities,it is important to start strengthening all those muscles that protect our joints, our backs, and improve our balance. Come learn some simple exercises that will make your Spring activities safer and more fun Wear comfortable clothes - and be ready to move!

Now is the time to

Buyer demand is at an all-time high while inventory remains low. Considering a move? Contact us to learn more about what your home is worth in today’s market. PLAN AHEAD!

LTFteam@shorelineagents.com The Leonard Thompson Federle Team

Jane Leonard 207.831.9951

Karen Thompson 207.329.6729

Jodi Federle 207.215.4006

207.553.7500 | shorelineagents.com

ECHO (Enterprise for Chebeague Housing Options)

ECHO’smission is to provide, in creative and collaborativeways, housing opportunities to sustain a year-round community on Chebeague. We are in transparent conversations with the Chebeague Selectman, CICA, and the Island Institute. We heartily encourage community feedback, ideas, and participation.

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Why Portside?

“It’s easy to feel at home in a supportive community that focuses on giving back! In 2021 Portside supported Habitat for Humanity, Maine Cancer Foundation, The Maine Audubon, on

top of our own 1% for Maine® efforts!”

SAM BIRKETT, SALES AGENT REACH OUT! sambirkett@portsidereg.com www.portsidereg.com 207.504.6716 // o: 207.846.4300

let me take care of your real estate needs.

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CHEBEAGUE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY - MARCH SCHEDULE

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Habitat for Humanity Comes to Chebeague

Join CICA on Tuesday, March 15 th at 7:30PM to hear from Adam Lacher, Executive Director Habitat for Humanity 7Rivers, about the next steps for starting a Habitat project on the island. Adam will share about the process and you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions at this public board meeting. The zoom link will be provided in advance via chebeague.org and on Facebook.

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CHEBEAGUE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY - APRIL SCHEDULE

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NOTE - Monday, 4/18 the 6:30/6:45am trip is cancelled. Tuesday, 4/19 the 7:05/7:20 trip is cancelled. These cancellations are subject to change based on dredging progress.

The Recompense Fund looks forward to receiving the Chebeague nonprofit’s 2022 grant applications. Remember the deadline is April 30 th . Feedback support for draft grant applications is due April 15. All grants will be reviewed before the end of May and awarded at the beginning of June. Our mission is our inspiration: To sustain Chebeague as a year-round community by supporting its nonprofit organizations

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Chebeague Community Church A Reconciling Congregation

Weekly Schedule: Thursdays at 10 AM Office hours – stop by the Parish House to chat with Pastor Melissa or to check in with Deb Bowman, our administrative assistant. Thursdays at 11 AM , Ladies’ Aid meets weekly – bring a current craft project to work on (or come for the fellowship)! All are welcome to this time of connection. Thursdays at 1 PM, Ever wonder how to address issues like hunger and poverty from a faith perspective? Gloria Brown leads a Bible Study based on The Social Justice Bible Challenge by Marek P. Zabriski. gjbrown58a@gmail.com for more information! Meeting ID: 232 499 191 Sundays at 10 AM, You can be with us in our space by wearing a mask, sanitizing your hands, and by practicing physical distancing throughout the sanctuary. You can also be with us via Zoom by visiting zoom.us and using meeting ID 834 4114 5219, with passcode 20152020.

Upcoming services and series: Wednesday, March 2 nd – Ash Wedneday begins the season of Lent, a time of intentional spiritual formation as we look to the resurrection of Christ on Easter Sunday. We receive ashes on our foreheads or the backs of our hands as a reminder that we are part of the dust of the earth – and just as things grow and die in the cycle of creation, we, too, have times of growth and times of decay. Join us at 5 PM (location TBD) for a Sunset Ash Wednesday Service.. Good Enough: Embracing the Imperfections of Life and Faith (March – April 10) – Many of us feel the need and pressure to “keep up,” “buck up,” “measure up,” and “build up” in our lives, in our careers, in our homes and even in our hobbies. And now as we ease back into a hopefully-post-ish-pandemic world, the exhaustion is real but the expectations are again creeping up, nudging us toward some vision of a “good life” defined by society that isn’t always realistic or even possible. Our series, based on Kate Bowler’s book Good Enough: 40ish devotionals for a life of imperfection , will help us breathe and embrace a faith that is good enough, which is good news in our hectic world!

Sundays at 3 PM, via Zoom – Book Study on My Grandmother’s Hands. FMI contact gjbrown58@gmail.com . Starts Feb 6 th .

Going Deeper with Good Enough - Yearning to dive deeper into this stance and ethos of “good enough?” You can purchase the book from your favorite bookseller and download the free Lenten study that accompanys the text at https://katebowler.com/lent/ (or just download the free resource!). If you are looking for others to have conversation and to journey with, join us onWednesdays at 9 AM starting March 9 th via Zoom (815 200 0968, passcode 20152020). Can’t make that time? Contact the church office and we can try for a second gathering. Even if you are just looking for others to companion you in your spiritual practice during Lent, you are more than welcome with us!

Winter Webinar Series: Self-Care for the Caregiver – March 16th at 6:30 PM. Rochelle/Shelly Rice has been blessing the community with a series of webinars that enrich our bodies, minds, and spirits during this winter season. You won’t want to miss this next webinar on Self-Care for the Caregiver – save the date and join us for this free webinar at www.RochelleRice.com/zoom . Email her for more information at Rochelle@RochelleRice.com .

The Food Pantry has easy meal bags for those who are quarantining from COVID or who are awaiting the results of a PCR. When figuring out how to isolate, let us help you take one decision off your plate – and fill that plate with food! Contact chebundance@gmail.com or Denise Hamilton for info.

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CHEBEAGUE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY MARCH 2022

A great story about our February Mystery Photo We received great feedback from Ernie Burgess regarding our February Mystery Photo—and we thought we should share it. “The mystery photo is no mystery to me: it’s of the Springettes Beach fish houses. They be- longed to (from left to right): Fred Brewer; Carrol Hamilton; Ray and Alf Hamilton; Alger Burgess (my father); Will Johnson and later, Harry Mansfield; the Ross fish house used by Ernest Ross (my grandfather) and later by me.

The significance of the winter photo is that some of those men went winter fishing - also known as trawling. The photo includes a punt on the beach, indicating that it’s likely to be winter and the men would be busy baiting trawls, preparing to go long- lining for cod, haddock, cusk and hake. This involved raking mussels and pitching them into a punt or dory, then bringing them ashore to the fish house to shell. It was usually necessary to build a fire in the fish house wood stove while shelling the mussels and baiting the trawls - then again in the middle of the night to make sure the mussels weren’t frozen solid before leaving for the fishing grounds: Jeffery’s Ledge about 20 miles due south from Cape Elizabeth or on the edge of the fishing bottom, eight or ten miles from Halfway Rock. We would take the gear aboard around 8 or 10 o’clock pm. If the weather changed for the worse, we would bring the baited trawls back ashore to wait for a better fish day. I remember these fish houses and the men who owned and worked in them and fished from Springettes Beach because I was one of them for a short time when I was much younger.”

Editor’s note: Several of the East End fisherman also had fish houses on the back shore and used their Springettes fish houses in the winter.

Please feel free to share with us your memories of our Mystery Photos!

March Lecture Our March Ellsworth Miller Lecture will feature Donna Damon on Monday, March 14, 2022 @ 7PM. The topic is: "Part II: Education on Chebeague" Join us on Zoom. Please sign in a few minutes before 7 by going to zoom.us and selecting Join a Meeting. The Meeting ID is 82962476056. No password required. And you can always view past lectures on our website. We need your support! The Historical Society is the keeper of the island’s history. If you haven’t made a contribution to the Annual Appeal—please let us hear from you! Your support is what allows us to have the great programs, exhibit, publications, and collections that the communi- ty loves and that preserves our heritage. Thanks so much!

March Mystery Photo

This house no longer stands although there are remnants of its foundation. The house in the background still stands and is a hint to the location. Can you ID it?

PO Box 28, 137 South Road, Chebeague Island, ME 04017 207-846-5237 ChebeagueHistory@gmail.com Chebeaguehistory.com

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How I Got here

Have you met Pete Walker and Rachel Matusko, our most recent new neighbors on Chebeague Island? Pete and Rachel bought the house on South Road previously owned by Claire Ross and Chris Burgess. Rachel works as a Registered Nurse and is working towards her Nurse Practitioner license in Primary Care. She previously worked as a traveling nurse, allowing the couple to travel extensively throughout the country, settling at times in North Dakota and along the California coast. Pete was a Nuclear Engineer for the Navy at the Portsmouth Shipyard for five years before switching to a career in Sales Engineering for a software company. His job is remote. Pete and Rachel met at the University of Maine at Orono. Rachel is a native Mainer having grown up in Cape Elizabeth. Pete grew up in Wilton, Connecticut, and received his degree from Orono in Civil Engineering. The couple was looking to buy a house in the Southern Maine region when everyone else was doing the same. They found the house on Zillow, visited the island, and found it to be a good fit. Mowgli, their Pyrenees/Husky mix is especially pleased with the living situation. You may hear him as you walk by their house, but truly he is all bark, no bite.

Book StudyGroupwithGloria Brown Book Group returns with an 8-session study of Resmaa Menachem’s book: My Grandmother’s Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies.

Our plan is to meet weekly on Sunday afternoons at 3 o’clock for about an hour. As Covid recedes, we hope to move from the Zoom platform to a hybrid meeting, in-person at the library with a Zoom option.

Beginning Sunday, February 6 th , 3 PM via Zoom: meeting # 820 4556 3188 | password: 20152020 EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND FMI: gjbrown58a@gmail.com

From goodreads.com: In this groundbreaking work, therapist Resmaa Menakem examines the damage caused by racism in America from the perspective of body-centered psychology. He argues this destruction will continue until Americans learn to heal the generational anguish of white supremacy, which is deeply embedded in all our bodies. Our collective agony doesn’t just affect African Americans. White Americans suffer their own secondary trauma

as well. So do blue Americans—our police. This book paves the way for a new, body-centered understanding of white supremacy—how it is literally in our blood and our nervous system. It offers a step-by-step solution—a healing process—in addition to incisive social commentary.

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Spring is coming! Come learn some tips on getting back in shape!

STRENGTH TRAINING INFORMATION SESSION

Friday March 18 th at 11am at the Hall Prepare to move, lose clothing is recommended! Presented by Elizabeth Doughty, PT, DPT, GCS, CDP

Free! Sponsored by the Chebeague Island Council

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Chebeague Island Library

846-4351 phone • 846-4358 fax cheblib@hotmail.com Our Catalogue is online at: https://cheblib.booksys.net/opac/cheblib/index.html#menuHome

WINTER HOURS:

Monday 6:00-8:00pm Tuesday 10:00am-1:00pm Wednesday 10:00am-1:00pm Thursday 10:00am-1:00pm

Friday 10:00am-4:00pm Saturday 10:00am-1:00pm Sunday: CLOSED

Programs: Storytime every Saturday at 10:30 Middle School Night the first Wednesday of every month 3:30-6:30

NEW BOOKS Never by Ken Follett, A Swim in a Pond in the Rain by George Saunders, Frankly We Did Win this Election by Michael C. Bender, Christmas in Allagash by the Residents and Former Residents of Allagash, Maine, The Body Traffick by Ron Formisano (local author), My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante, Miss Independent by Nicole Lapin, Lethal White by Robert Galbraith, Powers and Thrones by Dan Jones, Masks are currently required for all patrons regardless of vaccination status. Curbside pickup is available by request.

Peaks Island Past and Present by Kimberly Erico MacIsaac Come in to the library to check out even more new books!

2022 Chebeague Island Directory Cover Artwork Contest is coming! Do you have a vision for the cover of this year’s telephone directory? We are now accepting submissions for this year’s cover art contest. Please send your submissions (PDF format) to gulldirect@hotmail.com by April 1 st 2022. Limit of one submission per person.

2022 Chebeague Island Directory will be released mid-summer. Have questions about the directory? Email us at gulldirect@hotmail.com

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If you would like your event listed on this Calendar please email the Council at Chebeagueislandcouncil@gmail.com by the 20 th of the month.

MARCH 2022

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Ash Wednesday

Dr. Larson, Wellness Center, 9-11:30am

Mardi Gras

Soup To Go 12 Noon CICC

CCC Worship, 10am

Nurse Wellness Center 9-11:30am

Dr. Larson, Wellness Center, 9-11:30am

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CIHS Lecture Zoom ID 82962476056

CICA 7pm

St. Patricks’s Day

Strength Training with Elizabeth Doughty,11am CICC Holi

Soup To Go 12 Noon CICC

Dayligt Savings Begins

CCC Worship, 10am Spring Begins

Nurse Wellness Center 9-11:30am

Dr. Larson, Wellness Center, 9-11:30am

CCC Worship, 10am

SOUP TO GO!

Soup to Go March 2 nd and 16 th 12 noon at the Hall.

Come pick up delicious home made soup, bread, and dessert to take home and enjoy. We hope to return to eating together again soon. No charge, small donations appreciated.

Sponsored by the Chebeague Island Council

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