Momentum Memoirs
Casco
1059 Meadow Road
Casco, ME 04015
207-627-2267
Fax 207-627-2269
Windham
102 Tandberg Trail
Windham, ME 04062
207-893-0244
Fax: 207-893-0277
Bomb Diggity Arts
643 Congress Street
Portland, ME 04101
207-899-3525
Fax: 207-899-3526
May / June
2017
Hampden
1 Main Rd. North, Suite 201
Hampden, ME 04444
207-907-4501
Fax: 207-862-0081
What’s New at Momentum?
The cold weather and rain didn’t stop SO
Athletes in Hampden from having a good
time at the Bocce Tournament in Castine!
<Momentum
Windham Rebels
earned 2nd place
in the Southern
Maine Basketball
Tournament. Way
to go!!
Inside this
issue:
What’s New?
1
Announcements
2
Job Openings
2
New Faces
3
Birthdays
3
Staff Spotlight!
3
Safety Update
3
Casco
4-5
Windham
6-7
Bomb Diggity Arts
8-9
Hampden
10-11
Activities
Calendars:
-Windham/Casco
-Bomb Diggity Arts
-Hampden
<Presenting the
entire Momentum
Casco SO Swim Team!
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-Announcements2017 Holiday Schedule
***The following holidays, Momentum
is Closed. We are OPEN for ALL other
holidays***
From Momentum’s Director:
Hello Everyone!
Yahoo!!! Spring is in the air! The tree leaves will be out soon. The
lush greenery is always so inviting. It's been a busy couple of
months. Some highlights that have been great to see include.....
 The Windham building plans on Anglers Way have come back
alive. More details to follow in the next newsletter.
 Permaculture in Casco: The baby chicks arrived, construction
of the hen house is underway, and the ground is being worked.
 Great Adventure Challenge: Training has begun! Go athletes in
training!
 Special Olympics Basketball was outstanding to see!
 Taking part with participants from Bomb Diggity Arts who
attended a professional wrestling event at the Civic Center was
a thrill!
 Thank you to Rich Cebra, State Legislator, who spoke on the
behalf of DSPs to push for wage increases at Legislative
Hearings before the Health and Human Services Committee.
 Thanks to Deb Bicknell, consultant who continues her
communication Training with us!
 We had excellent turnouts and it was great to see everyone at
Shared Living Brunches!
 Lunch with Gertrude Moody, Legendary Shared Living
Provider!
 Home visit with several Shared Living Providers doing
outstanding work!
 Housing For All Conference: Learning about housing
opportunities for people with Laurie P.
 The Advisory Board continues to develop and grow.
 Employment planning with Laurie C. and Meagan. They are on
a mission!
 Seeing the Bomb Diggity Arts' extension of wellness come to
fruition!
 Bomb Diggity Bakery and Cafe has upcoming events including a
plant swap created by Gretchen and crew on Sunday, May 7th
from 11am-1pm. A Permaculture Presentation by Max From
Winslow Farm and pizza dinner on Friday, May 5th from 57pm. Tickets for this event cans be purchased in advance at
the cafe for $12. Seating is limited.
Looking forward to Primitive Skills School in May with a crew of
Momentum outdoor enthusiasts!
The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your
thoughts. Therefore guard accordingly: and take care that you
entertain no notions unsuitable of vertue and reasonable nature.
-Marcus Aurelius
Never limit yourself because of others’ limited imagination; never
limit others because of your own limited imagination.
-Mae Jemison
Sending empowerment your way!
Dennis
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New Years Day: Monday, January 2nd
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Memorial Day: Monday, May 29th
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Independence Day: Tuesday, July 4th
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Labor Day: Monday, September 4th
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Thanksgiving Day: Thursday, November
23trd and Friday, November 24th
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Christmas Day: Monday, December 25th
and Tuesday, December 26th
Job Openings
Apply through jobsinme.com or
Indeed.com.
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Program Administrator (FT)- Casco
DSP (FT)- Casco
DSP (Relief)- Casco
DSP (FT)- Windham
DSP (FT)- Hampden
There is always room to grow at Momentum,
personally and professionally. Please talk to your
supervisor about any ideas you have about
expanding your role, learning new skills, taking
on new projects– whatever excites you and
keeps you happy in your job!
Momentum Permablitz
Where: Fish Hatchery Rd land (across from the Casco office)
Date: Friday May 12th Time: 10am- 2pm
Cost: Free, potluck lunch
Momentum has just purchased land across from our Casco
office. We are working hard on designing and preparing for a
huge mandala garden which will give 32 clients and staff an
opportunity to grow their own food, provide vegetables and
fruit for our culinary programs and other events. We will also
install a small food forest area with edible and medicinal
perennials and pollinators!
We need your help to make this happen!!!!
The days objectives: Create hugelmounds, sheet mulched
raised beds and berms for our new Momentum Garden and
Orchard. We will also talk about forest gardening and plant
fruit tree polycultures!
Please RSVP w/ Gretchen by Friday, May 5th
Staff
Spotlight (Windham)
DSP– Dennis Hawkes
A friendly reminder
from Momentum’s
SAFETY TEAM!
Happy Spring from the Safety Team!
We are so looking forward to the warmer and
longer days that Spring and Summer bring!
With these days come some reminders on
staying safe. Please be sure to check yourself
for ticks after being outside. Ticks like to seek
out places such as your hairline on the back of
your neck and ears, under your armpits, and in
the groin area. You can also use bug spray,
wear long pants and long sleeve shirts as well
as several products to spray on your clothing.
Animals bring many ticks indoors so be sure to
protect them also. With such a wet Spring,
mosquitos are said to be in full force also. Keep
your eye to the sky and check the weather
before going outside for hikes or bike rides,
fishing, kayaking, etc. Thunder storms are
frequent this time of year. It is also a good idea
to check the expiration on your epi pen if you
use one and be sure to have it when going
outside.
Spring and Summer bring lots of fun. Enjoy
yourself but BE SAFE!
Happy
May Birthdays
Amy A.
Jacob D.
Jenny E.
Julia W.
Gabriel B.
Zachary B.
Vladimir C.
Shane C.
Tim C.
Jerry C.
Brian F.
Shawn H.
Neil J.
Sara J.
Lauren L.
Cassandra L.
Andrew M.
Daniel N.
Thomas O.
Dustin S.
Brittany S.
William S.
Kristin T.
Lisa W.
Fatune W.
Joey W.
Adam W.
What is the last book you read?
A Separate Reality by Carlos Castaneda
What is your favorite sound?
The sound of the great outdoors.
If you were a color, what would it be?
Forest green.
You get an unexpected day off– What do you do?
Work on numerous projects around the house and yard.. Then
chill.
You can order any dinner you want– What do you choose?
A great salad– no dressing, or lots of bacon.
Fur or feathers?
Wood.
You get a $1000 bonus– What’s the first thing you buy?
Something for my wife, my girls and my granddaughters, and
bacon for me if there’s anything left.
Your favorite celebrity sneezes in his hand, do you shake it?
No.
What’s your favorite candy bar?
They’re all good sometimes.
Something you want people to
know about you:
Good question. There is no
simple answer as it would likely
be a different answer for each
individual who might ask.
Birthday
June Birthdays
Rebecca A.
Philippa C.
Laurie C.
Deirdra D.
June D.
Stephanie G.
Linda H.
Erica B.
Brenda B.
Paul C.
Kimberly D.
Samantha G.
Larry K.
Susan L.
Chad L.
Corey M.
Melissa N.
Katie O.
Michaela R.
Kendra S.
Zachary S.
New Faces

Veronica Perez, DSP in
Portland
 Noah Brock, DSP in
Portland
 Megan Foster,
Employment Specialist
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Daniel N.
Michaela R.
Sophie D.
Joshua M.
Edward S.
Amy P.
WELCOME to Momentum!
Red Claws Basketball Game
Winter Fun @ Sebago State Park
Sea Dogs Baseball Game
Finally, the long winter is over!
Our Special Olympics Athletes
have been busy this spring on
the court and in the pool with
basketball and aquatics,
culminating with Regionals,
State Games, and Unified
Tournaments. Our own Casco
and Hampden Basketball Teams
ended up in a nail-biting final
held at Bates College, Lewiston!
When cabin fever set in we took
a trip to the Portland Science
Museum for the amazing
Dinosaur Exhibit, had an
evening out playing bocce and
enjoyed supper with friends.
Now the snow has gone and we
can find the track, training for
Summer Games is under way…
but not to waste the last of the
snow and ice, the Fish Baiters
took a jump into the cold water
for the Special Olympics Ice
Plunge, others hiked up and
then skied down Tuckerman’s
Ravine and Shawnee Peak.
Another favorite fund raiser for
our athletes was the St Patrick’s
Day Boiled Dinner at Daddyo’s
in Oxford…thanks to everyone
for their contributions and
support. Other sport
enthusiasts have been able to
cheer on the Boston Celtics, the
Red Claws and enjoy opening
day at the Oxford Speedway.
Our property on Fish Hatchery
Way across from the Casco
office is bustling with activity as
we prepare for gardening and
looking after our new chickens!
Momentum got even safer with
three staff newly certified in
CPR/First Aide, well done!
Everyone is now looking
forward to a great and warm
summer!!!
Skiing @ Shawnee Peak
Casco News
Special Olympics Summing
Projects galore at our NEW Woodworking Shop!
Celtics Basketball Game
Baby chicks and Permaculture
Portland Science Center
Windham News
A Punny Update from Matt:
Grafton Notch
Shawnee Peak
Talent Show
Congratulations to all
Windham athletes who
competed in this year’s
Special O basketball and
swimming competitions! The
unified team went undeflated
at the April b-ball
tournament, and the
swimmers’ hard work and
backstrokes of luck earned
some golds and silvers. Our
March musical talent show
featured drumming,
strumming, rhymes, and good
times. At the Portland Science
Center we encountered nearly
every kind of dinosaur (except
the long-winded thesaurus).
We turned our eyes to the
skies and had a stellar time at
the Southworth Planetarium.
Participants learned to level
up their skills and Live It Up!
in their independent living
classes. We welcomed spring
at the WWE ring and hit the
trails at Grafton Notch to say
goodbye to the last of the
snow. Our Otto and Little
Caesars Pizza fundraisers for
Special O brought in more
than one kind of dough. The
Maine Wildlife Park has
welcomed us fur more
volunteering opportunities. A
big Thank You to Lou and
Mike at the Maine Primitive
Skills School for a great winter
workshop, Liz for sharing her
knowledge of t’ai-chi, Suzi for
visiting and answering our
LogistiCare questions, and all
our coaches and athletes for
another great season!
Bradbury Mountain
Deering Oaks
Park
East End Beach, Portland
Arts & Crafts
Page 6
WWE Live!
Animal Refuge League
Music Focus
Angel-Winged Farm
LL Bean’s fish tank
Ice Skating
Team Momentum
Summer Games
SO Practice!!!
Portland Science Center
Page
Ping7Pong
Sophie D.
Collaboration
Collaboration
HAMPDEN NEWS…
Basketball season comes to a close!
Team Momentum North would like to thank the coaches and athletes for a
successful Basketball season! The team held practices twice a week for 5
months, which was shown in their performance on the courts! One of our
teams won both Northern and Southern Region tournaments for Special
Olympics. Both teams displayed true athleticism and sportsmanship! We could
not be more proud!
GO TEAM MOMENTUM NORTH!
Dallas Gerow has accepted
the position of Shared Living
Program Administrator in
the Hampden office. Dallas
previously worked as a PAA
in our Community Supports
program. We have received
very positive feedback from
the homes she supports.
Congratulations Dallas!
The Vikings are coming, the Vikings are coming!
It seems that the Viking have landed in Hampden as everywhere you look this
spring Viking themes are popping up! Shu has led his Viking themed cooking
group to discover the secretes behind Viking bread, as well as several Viking
stews. We have looked into the history and culture of Vikings and their
traditions so that we all may have a greater understanding what a Viking life
may bring. Mike G has assisted a group to construct a Viking themed video
game, yep, a video game. Jay has supported his groups in leather working to
create Viking themed crafts using the old ways. There is even a Viking play that
the crew has written and will be performing soon along with help from Fred
and Jamie the intern! It seems that Vikings are the new Zombies.
BE STRONG WHEN YOU ARE WEAK
BE BRAVE
WHEN YOU ARE SCARED
BE HUMBLE WHEN YOU ARE VICTORIOUS
Page 10
Shane at Lost Lake
Crystal & Dana
Jon & friends
Swim Relay Team
Ricky M
Ricky C on Eagles Bluff!
Susan
and
Cheryl
at MMA
Josh & Jeff visit the ice falls
Tom
Kenny
Reis P
Freeman
Annie & Savick get
Jamie photobombed
Mark H
Tonya & Rhonda
Page 11
Chris
Zac
Momentum North Dream Team
Casco & Windham
Activities Calendar
Sun
4
Mon
5
Farm Volunteering 9-1
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Physical Exercise 9-1/1-5
Amber Art 1-5
EVO Rock 1-5
Riding To the Top 9-1
Oceanology 9-1
Fitness / Yoga 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Volunteering 1-5
Woodworking 1-5
11
12
SO
Summer
Games!!!
Farm Volunteering 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Physical Exercise 9-1/1-5
Amber Art 1-5
EVO Rock 1-5
Riding To the Top 9-1
Oceanology 9-1
Fitness / Yoga 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Volunteering 1-5
Woodworking 1-5
18
19
Farm Volunteering 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Physical Exercise 9-1/1-5
Amber Art 1-5
EVO Rock 1-5
Riding To the Top 9-1
Oceanology 9-1
Fitness / Yoga 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Volunteering 1-5
Woodworking 1-5
25
26
Newsboys
@ Palace
Theater,
Ct.
Farm Volunteering 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Physical Exercise 9-1/1-5
Amber Art 1-5
EVO Rock 1-5
Riding To the Top 9-1
Oceanology 9-1
Fitness / Yoga 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Volunteering 1-5
Woodworking 1-5
Newsboys trip returns!
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
EVO Rock 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Wordsmiths 9-1
Basketball / Tennis 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 1-5
Planet Fitness 1-5
York’s Wild Kingdom 9-5
Karate 9-1
Therapeutic Riding 9-1
Woodworking 9-1
SUFU Group 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Gem Hunting 1-5
Bullring Farm 1-5
2
Karate 9-1
Adv. Race Training 9-1
Music Focus 9-1
EVO Rock 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1
Art Mural 9-1
Biking 9-1
3
6
Karate 9-1
Arts & Crafts 9-1
Bowling 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1/1-5
Music 1-5
Bike Ride 1-5
Basketball / Tennis 1-5
Sign Language 9-1
Hiking 9-1/1-5
Volunteering 1-5
Therapeutic Riding 1-5
7
X-Training / Kick box 1-5
Reading Group 9-1
Bike Ride 9-1
Hike/Walk 9-1/1-5
Fishing 1-5
Wellness 9-1
Music 9-1
Fishing 1-5
Adv. Race Training 1-5
Summer Games Training
8
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
EVO Rock 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Wordsmiths 9-1
Basketball / Tennis 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 1-5
Planet Fitness 1-5
Karate 9-1
Therapeutic Riding 9-1
Woodworking 9-1
SUFU Group 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Gem Hunting 1-5
Bullring Farm 1-5
Sea Dogs Game 11a
9
Karate 9-1
Adv. Race Training 9-1
Music Focus 9-1
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1
Art Mural 9-1
Biking 9-1
SO Summer Games!!!
10
13
Karate 9-1
Arts & Crafts 9-1
Bowling 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1/1-5
Music 1-5
Bike Ride 1-5
Basketball / Tennis 1-5
Sign Language 9-1
Hiking 9-1/1-5
Volunteering 1-5
Therapeutic Riding 1-5
14
X-Training / Kick box 1-5
Reading Group 9-1
Bike Ride 9-1
Hike/Walk 9-1/1-5
Fishing 1-5
Wellness 9-1
Music 9-1
Fishing 1-5
Adv. Race Training 1-5
15
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
EVO Rock 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Wordsmiths 9-1
Basketball / Tennis 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 1-5
Planet Fitness 1-5
Karate 9-1
Therapeutic Riding 9-1
Woodworking 9-1
SUFU Group 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Gem Hunting 1-5
Bullring Farm 1-5
16
Karate 9-1
Adv. Race Training 9-1
Music Focus 9-1
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1
Art Mural 9-1
Biking 9-1
17
20
Karate 9-1
Arts & Crafts 9-1
Bowling 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1/1-5
Music 1-5
Bike Ride 1-5
Basketball / Tennis 1-5
York’s Wild Kingdom 9-5
Sign Language 9-1
Hiking 9-1/1-5
Volunteering 1-5
Therapeutic Riding 1-5
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X-Training / Kick box 1-5
Reading Group 9-1
Bike Ride 9-1
Hike/Walk 9-1/1-5
Fishing 1-5
Wellness 9-1
Music 9-1
Fishing 1-5
Adv. Race Training 1-5
Peaks Island Trek 9-5
22
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
EVO Rock 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Wordsmiths 9-1
Basketball / Tennis 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 1-5
Planet Fitness 1-5
Karate 9-1
Therapeutic Riding 9-1
Woodworking 9-1
SUFU Group 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Gem Hunting 1-5
Bullring Farm 1-5
23
Karate 9-1
Adv. Race Training 9-1
Music Focus 9-1
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1
Art Mural 9-1
Biking 9-1
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27
Karate 9-1
Arts & Crafts 9-1
Bowling 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1/1-5
Music 1-5
Bike Ride 1-5
Basketball / Tennis 1-5
Sign Language 9-1
Hiking 9-1/1-5
Volunteering 1-5
Therapeutic Riding 1-5
Bigelow Hike 8-5
28
X-Training / Kick box 1-5
Reading Group 9-1
Bike Ride 9-1
Hike/Walk 9-1/1-5
Fishing 1-5
29
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
EVO Rock 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Wordsmiths 9-1
Basketball / Tennis 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 1-5
Planet Fitness 1-5
Wild River, NH returns 3p
Karate 9-1
Therapeutic Riding 9-1
Woodworking 9-1
SUFU Group 9-1
Gardening 9-1
Gem Hunting 1-5
Bullring Farm 1-5
Friends Day Out 9-1
30
Karate 9-1
Adv. Race Training 9-1
Music Focus 9-1
Wildlife Park Volunt. 9-1
Outdoor Adv. 9-1
Art Mural 9-1
Biking 9-1
David Blain Magic 5-11
Wild River, NH Hike/Camp
departs 9a
Wellness 9-1
Music 9-1
Fishing 1-5
Adv. Race Training 1-5
Oxford Speedway Race
SO
Summer
Games!!!
Nature Trek = Green
Special Olympics = Blue
Casco Activity = Black
Windham Activity = Pink
Community Events = Brown
Momentum Activity =Purple
Nature Trek
Peaks Island Bicycle Ride: Wednesday, June 21st
Difficulty Level: Must be able to safely ride a bicycle.
Time: 9a-5p
Trip Leader: Rhonda
Capacity: 9
Cost: $10
Food: Pack a lunch, snacks, and water bottles in a backpack.
Description: Enjoy a casual bike ride around Peaks Island wooded and shoreline roads and paths. Explore Battery Steel and
WW1 fort on the far end of the island. We will have lunch on the beach facing the open Atlantic and Ram Island.
Upper Range Pond Kayak/Canoe/Fishing: Thursday, July 6th
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Time: 9a-5p
Trip Leader: Jeff
Capacity: 12
Cost: Free
Food: Pack a lunch, snacks, and water bottles
Description: Enjoy the day paddling, fishing and exploring Upper Range Pond in beautiful Poland, Maine. A body of water
labeled “A fishing paradise,” this jewel is known to offer brown Trout, White Perch and the favorite, Bass! We’ll take a break
on the shore line for some swimming and a picnic lunch. Remember to bring your fishing license, towel, sun block and a hat.
If there is a need to borrow fishing tackle please let us know in advance. Tight lines everyone!
Casco Heath Kayak/Canoe/Fishing: Thursday, July 13th
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Time: 9a-5p
Trip Leader: Glenn
Capacity: 12
Cost: Free
Food: Pack a lunch, snacks, and water bottles
Description: Enjoy a day of light paddling, and try your hand at bass fishing on beautiful Thompson Lake. Feel free to pack
a swim suit and towel for a midday dip to cool off from the summer heat! As always, you’ll need your fishing license, and
don’t forget to pack the sunscreen. Let’s see who will land “the big one!”
White Water Rafting w/ North Country Rafting: Wednesday, July 26th-27th
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Departs: 9a Wednesday, the 26th and returns at 7p Thursday, the 27th
Trip Leaders: Matt & Liz
Capacity: 16
Cost: $50 (Payment due by 7/12)
Food: Pack a lunch for the 19th, all food thereafter will be provided
Description: Test your sense of adventure! Come join the thrill of white water rafting the Kennebec River- an experience
that will get your blood a-flowing, your pulse pounding and excite the soul. North Country Rivers has been a favorite for
years! On the 19th, we will set up our tents and campsite, have the option to use North Country's mountain bikes to explore
the fields and trails, go swimming, practice wilderness skills, and the list goes on! It's an early morning on the 20th where we
will dress and eat breakfast, pack up camp and complete all other preparations, all before check in at 8:30a! North Country
leads us on an incredible adventure down the Kennebec River and even provides a hot meal in front of the campfire about
2/3 of the way down the river. Feel free to visit their website to learn more! www.northcountryrivers.com
Clam Digging in Freeport, ME: Wednesday, August 16th
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Time: 9a-5p
Trip Leader: Dennis
Capacity: 9
Cost: Free
Food: Pack a lunch, snacks, and water bottles
Description: Come along for a day of clam digging! Learn how to use a clam claw, enjoy the salt air, and bring home your very own
bucket of clams. You’ll need to bring an extra pair of mud boots on this trek! (Low tide @ 12:30p)
June @ bomb diggity arts
monday
5
AM - Huge Stuffed
Animal Prizes (Unicorn
& Rabbit), Media(6
max), Library(5 max),
East End Sketching,
World Gym
tuesday
6 **Staff Mtng 8am**
AM - Huge Stuffed
Animal Prizes,
Woodworking(3 max),
Willard Point Sketch,
Yoga w Amy (5 max)
PM - Huge Stuffed
Animal Prizes, Media(6
PM - Huge Stuffed
max), Ct Council w Katy
Animal Prizes (Unicorn 1-2p (Guideline
& Rabbit), Media(6
Continued Discussion),
max), Woodworking(3
SOPO Library Vol 1:30max), Kickball, Kettle
2p, Rock Climbing
Cove Walk
**Community/Guideline
Chat Week Check-In**
**Community/Guideline **Bass boat w Glenn
Chat Week Check-In**
9-4p (3 max)!!**
wednesday
7
AM - Huge Stuffed
Animal Prizes (Unicorn
& Rabbit), Media(6
max), Library(5 max),
Track & Field, Outdoor
Games
thursday
office # 899-3525
friday
1 **Staff Mtng 8am*
AM - Carnival Prizes,
Back Bay Walk, BDAY
Card Committee, World
Gym
2
AM - Carnival Prizes,
Woodworking(3 max),
Bowling $4, Sketching @
Two Lights
PM - Carnival Prizes,
Media(6 max), Library(5
max), Antena Flags for
Special O w Noreena,
Outdoor Games
PM - Carnival Prizes,
Media(6 max), Rock
Climbing,
Woodworking(3 max),
Art Workshop w Celeste
1:30p
8
AM - Huge Stuffed
Animal Prizes (Unicorn
& Rabbit), Wolfes Neck
Sketching, Rock
Climbing, Yoga w Amy(5
max)
PM - Huge Stuffed
PM - Huge Stuffed
Animal Prizes (Unicorn
Animal Prizes (Unicorn
& Rabbit), Media(6
& Rabbit), Media(6
max), Library(5 max),
max), Track & Field,
Bus Navigation $3(2
Ceramics w Sarah 1:30p, max), Monthly Photo
World Gym
Club
9
AM - Huge Stuffed
Animal Prizes
(Unicorn & Rabbit),
Outdoor Games,
Woodworking(3 max)
PM - Huge Stuffed
Animal Prizes (Unicorn
& Rabbit), Media(6
max), Downtown
Sketching, Outdoor
Games
**Community/Guideline
**Community/Guideline **Community/Guideline Chat Week Check-In**
Chat Week Check-In**
Chat Week Check-In**
**S.O. Games 6/9-6/11**
monday
12 **Staff Mtng 8a**
AM - Ferris Wheel
Carnival Window Display,
Media(6 max), Library(5
max), Outdoor Games,
Bug Light Sketching
PM - Ferris Wheel
Window Display, Media(6
max), Woodworking(3
max), World Gym,
Bowling $4
**Activity Idea Week
Check-In**
19 **CODE RED**
AM - Arch Entrance for
Carnival & Signs,
Media(6 max), Library(5
max), Fliering for
Carnival, Bowling $4
PM - Arch Entrance for
Carnival & Signs,
Media(6 max),
Woodworking(3 max),
Outdoor Games, Fort
Williams Sketch
tuesday
13
AM - Ferris Wheel
Window Display, SUFU
Mtng 10:30-12p, World
Gym, Audubon Sketching
PM - Ferris Wheel
Window Display,
Media(6 max), Yoga w
Lauren 1:30p, SOPO
Library 1:30-2p,
Woodworking(3 max)
**Activity Idea Week
Check-In**
20 **Staff Mtng 8a**
AM - Arch Entrance for
Carnival & Signs,
Yoga w Katy(5 max),
Woodworking(3 max),
Smiling Hill Farm Visit
PM - Arch Entrance
for Carnival & Signs,
Media(6 max), SOPO
Library Vol 1:30-2p,
Swimming SOPO $5, Art
Workshop Celeste 1:30p
wednesday
14
AM - Ferris Wheel
Window Display, Media(6
max), Library(5 max),
Swimming $5 SOPO,
Mackworth Walk
PM - Ferris Wheel
Window Display, Media(6
max), Woodworking w
Joe!!(3 max), Outdoor
Games, Bowling $4
**Activity Idea Week
Check-In**
21
AM - Arch Entrance &
Signs, Media(6 max),
Library(5 max), Yoga w
Lauren 10:30a, Bowling
$4
PM - Arch Entrance &
Signs, Media(6 max),
Archery Lakeside $10,
Ceramics1:30p, Crescent
Beach Swimming
thursday
15
AM- Ferris Wheel
Display, Adv Board Mtng
10a, Horseshoes, Bug
Light Sketching
PM - Ferris Wheel
Window Display, Media(6
max), Library(5 max),
World Gym
**Activity Idea Week
Check-In**
*OOB!! (bring $ for lunch
& $ for games) 10-4p*
22
AM - Arch Entrance for
Carnival & Signs,
Fliering for
Carnival, Sewing/
Weaving w Melissa 10a,
Yoga w Amy(5 max)
PM - Arch Entrance for
Carnival & Signs,
Media(6 max), Library(5
max), Handmade Bookmarks w Wild Flowers &
Erica, East End Sketch
26
27
28
29 **Staff Mtng 8am**
AM - Carnival Prep,
AM - Carnival Prep, Bus AM - Carnival Prep,
AM - Carnival Prep,
Media(6 max), Library(5 Navigation $3(2 max),
Media(6 max), Library(5 Lunch Club $15, Rock
max), World Gym, Kettle SUFU Mtng 10:30-12p,
max), Songwriting(2
Climbing, Yoga w Lauren
Cove Sketching
Fort Williams Painting
max), Sebago Lake
10:30a
PM - Carnival Prep,
Wading 9-1:30p
PM - Carnival Prep,
PM - Carnival Prep,
Media(6 max),
Media(6 max),
Editing w Corey(2 max), PM - Carnival Prep,
Media(6 max), Editing
Woodworking(3 max),
SOPO Library Vol 1:30Media(6 max), Rock
Class w Corey(2 max),
World Gym, Higgins
2p, Woodworking(3 max) Quarry Rock Collecting w Library(5 max),
Beach Walking & Wading **BBQ 11a-1:30p $5!!** Sophie, Art Workshop w Songwriting(2 max),
*Yonder Mtn String Band Celeste 1:30p, World Gym Outdoor Games
$5 4:30-9:30p*
friday
16 **Art Mtng 8:30a**
AM - Ferris Wheel
Window, Bus Navigation
$3(2 max),
Woodworking(3 max),
Fort Williams Sketch
PM - Ferris Wheel
Window, Media(6 max),
Songwriting(2 max),
Woodworking(3 max),
Crescent Beach Swim
**Activity Idea Week
Check-In**
23
AM - Arch Entrance for
Carnival & Signs,
Fliering for Carnival,
World Gym,
Woodworking(3 max)
PM - Arch Entrance for
Carnival & Signs,
Media(6 max),
Ceramics1:30p, World
Gym, Pine Point Beach
Walking & Wading
30
AM - Carnival Prep,
Woodworking(3 max),
Willard Beach Swimming,
Bowling $4
PM - Carnival Prep,
Media(6 max),
Woodworking(3 max),
Swimming SOPO $5,
Monthly Photo Club
Hampden Momentum Community Support Program – June 2017
Bik SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Summertime Checklist:
 bag lunch
 water bottle
 sturdy shoes & socks
 clothing fit for activity; layers
 hat & sunglasses to block sun
 raincoat for rainy days
4
11
S.O.
Weekend!
18
25
Morning Program 830a-130p
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
2
Blanket Making
Reptiles & Amphibians
Wild Edibles
Day Care Volunteer
Video Game Making
Good Shepard
Nature Walk
BBQ Culinary
Exploring Maine
Knitting Social
Track & Field Practice
Woodworking
Salvation Army Volunteering
Leatherworking
8
9
3
5
Nature walk
Art Exploration
Crafting
Basic Hiking
Track & Field Practice
6
7
Outdoor Chorus
Woodworking
Gardening
Yearbook
Advance Hiking
Good Shepard
Geocaching
Art Exploration
Exploring Maine
Track & Field Practice
Bocce
Kayaking
MMA/Cross Fit
12
Nature walk
Art Exploration
Crafting
Basic Hiking
Track & Field Practice
13
14
15
16
Outdoor Chorus
Woodworking
Gardening
Yearbook
Advance Hiking
Good Shepard
Geocaching
Art Exploration
Exploring Maine
Track & Field Practice
Bocce
Kayaking
MMA/Cross Fit
Blanket Making
Reptiles & Amphibians
Wild Edibles
Day Care Volunteer
Video Game Making
Good Shepard
Nature Walk
BBQ Culinary
Exploring Maine
Knitting Social
Track & Field Practice
Woodworking
Salvation Army Volunteering
Leatherworking
19
Nature walk
Art Exploration
Crafting
Basic Hiking
Track & Field Practice
20
21
22
23
Outdoor Chorus
Woodworking
Gardening
Yearbook
Advance Hiking
Good Shepard
Geocaching
Art Exploration
Exploring Maine
Track & Field Practice
Bocce
Kayaking
MMA/Cross Fit
Blanket Making
Reptiles & Amphibians
Wild Edibles
Day Care Volunteer
Video Game Making
Good Shepard
Nature Walk
BBQ Culinary
Exploring Maine
Knitting Social
Track & Field Practice
Woodworking
Salvation Army Volunteering
Leatherworking
26
27
28
29
30
Nature walk
Art Exploration
Crafting
Basic Hiking
Track & Field Practice
Outdoor Chorus
Woodworking
Gardening
Yearbook
Advance Hiking
Good Shepard
Geocaching
Art Exploration
Exploring Maine
Track & Field Practice
Bocce
Kayaking
MMA/Cross Fit
Blanket Making
Reptiles & Amphibians
Wild Edibles
Day Care Volunteer
Video Game Making
Good Shepard
Nature Walk
BBQ Culinary
Exploring Maine
Knitting Social
Track & Field Practice
Woodworking
Salvation Army Volunteering
Leatherworking
CLOSED –
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
ATHLETES ONLY
SATURDAY
10
S.O.
Weekend!
CLOSED –
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
ATHLETES ONLY
17
24
Car Wash
9am-12pm
Afternoon Program 130p-500p
Hampden Momentum Community Support Program – June 2017
0
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1
Summertime Checklist:
 bag lunch
 water bottle
 sturdy shoes & socks
 clothing fit for activity; layers
 hat & sunglasses to block sun
 raincoat for rainy days
4
5
6
Human Society Volunteer
Running Group
Mountain Bikes
11
S.O.
Weekend!
18
12
26
Human Society Volunteer
Running Group
Mountain Bikes
2
SATURDAY
3
Recreational Swim
Exploring Maine
Mountain Bikes
7
8
9
CLOSED –
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
ATHLETES ONLY
13
14
15
Leatherworking
Nature Outing
20
Human Society Volunteer
Running Group
Mountain Bikes
25
FRIDAY
10
Leatherworking
Nature Outing
Human Society Volunteer
Running Group
Mountain Bikes
19
THURSDAY
21
28
Leatherworking
Nature Outing
16
17
Recreational Swim
Exploring Maine
Mountain Bikes
22
Leatherworking
Nature Outing
27
S.O.
Weekend!
CLOSED –
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
ATHLETES ONLY
23
Recreational Swim
Exploring Maine
Mountain Bikes
29
30
24
Car Wash
9am-12pm