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"Something frshy" by Rusty Munroe. One of three photos chosen as winners In the Life In Black It White photo contest.
+ INSIDE: UPDATES page 2 LISTINGS page 16
WEIRD NEWS page 3 TUNES page 19
VIEWS page4 EATS page 21
COVER page 8 SPORT page 23
TAli page 11 POOl page24
STAGE page 12 CLASSIFIEDS page 25 Student theater at USM . Health clubs raise racket. Pigging out. CALENDAR page 14 PUZZLE page 27 See page 12. See page 2. . .. See page 21. N~r22,1989 3
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THE WEEK IN BRIEF: Evergreen Cemetery hit again Three days after Michael Tripp, 23, was sentenced to 18 months CAMERA AUDIO VIDEO CAMCORDERS in jail for vandalizing Evergreen Cemetery, another 476 grave For /lb/I Onlu. Call stones were toppled there. The Nov. 16 vandalism was the worst We accept trade·ins. VIDEO HOTLINE 874-2972 yet at the cemetery, which has been hit 25 times since April, 343 Gort'Iam Road, So. Portland. ME Diners Carte Blanche, Checks and according to supervisor Ronald H. McMann. 874-2363 of course cash "I had my hopes that it would deteriorate," said McMann, who .__ ..... ,,:u~, Sef: for CI~ri:stJn.:lrs 1-~ wasn't surprised that the latest conviction didn't end the vandal ism. "But with the magnitude of it, it couldn't have been the same 150 person every time." The latest incident caused at least $100,000 of Calloll EOS Auto Focus 35 nvn SLR Body 35 nvn SLR Body damage, McMann said. . 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Great Northern will All CANON Bodies include 1 year USA wamonly All MINOLTA SLR Bodies includo 2 year USA warranly i:~f~ft<'fhe Magic ofRomance ' consider the new offer at a director's meeting to be held the week of Thanksgiving. ~Getset for~hristmast..... ~ , 'Eo;:,:; ::'::'f:::~~~~:':'''';~~- ~ A member of The Bay Club excerclses on a state·of·the art treadmill. CBW/T07lfe Harb"t Recreational boaters make splash takingly feminine in shimmering W. ~ ~IIwH~ ...JiIM· Recreational boaters might have to pay a year to dock their taffeta .. For starry holiday evenings! , L $50 PanasonIC"-.Right and toa hIndod 95 . ' " . ~t~.,*~ Racquet clubs raising a racket boats in slips in Portland Harbor while commercial boa~ers d~k --- $189 ' I I:;r.:::.~~ GE ~1I815 8xlpowerzoom and only at Amaryllis. A MAR Y L LIS for free. Phineas Sprague, owner of Portland Yacht Services, said OLYllPUS VX..... 1 bl p...... _. Price Too i With full fearured charaCter generator types in 8 cfiflerent colors , OLYIiPUS VX-4Oli b1 p••• r ..... _._- Low To Amaryllis Clothihg Co. Health clubs fight YMCA expansion that the proposed fee is "extremely unfair and saddles the recrea ; II W11h gIIfWfII/Dr and sp68k.,. Print GE+9825 Super YHS tion boater to fund the Harbor Commission." Sprague said that _or With character generator butn·in 41 Exchange Street. loW I capability Portland. ME 04101 Plans for renovation of the Portland YMCA New England Health and Racquet, of Saco. the commission's budget more than triplee over the last four t GlY:"'S VX-$-4C115 Call Fo.r ~ speaker. 8x1 power zoom ~ SIIpor VIIS wIIII.i,"", off..... Best PTlce~ PENTA)( PY·51A y8xl power Zoom 772-4439 and the opening of a new YMCA in Biddeford The formation of the MCFC was prompted by years and has gone after the recreational boater with an "unrea Low Lux Capability have prompted Southern Maine health club the Portland YMCA's $2.5 million campaign to sonable tax" to stay afloat. The commission will vote on whether l~~.~nw:'.1 ~wItII !:I::__ ... ,,,. __ J owners to organize a campaign against what they renovate its Forest A venue building. MCFC club to impose the tax on Dec. 14. claim is unfair competition from the non-profit owners said the expanded YMCA would include YMCAs. an expanded Nautilus section, refurbished rac "In recent years, the YMCA has redirected its quet courts and a skywalk jogging track. Media Mike strikes again Holiday Fashion and Gifts nationwide efforts to provide state-of-the-art fit "The Portland YMCA has been here for 63 Portland Police Chief Michael Chitwood, dubbed "Media Mike" ness facilities which are designed, priced and years," said Harris. "The building is old. Most of by District Attorney Paul Aranson, is featured in th~ Dec~mber for All the Women marketed to people who could otherwise eaSily the money will go to the renovation of the build issue of Esquire magazine. Chitwood was one of 36 indiViduals on Your List afford commercially available services," said ing." chosen for the Esquire Register. According to Bill Tonelli, a senior Robert Fisk, spokesperson for the newly-formed The MCFC hopes efforts to deter expansion in editor at Esquire, people from a variety of fields who have For Holiday Gifts Maine Clubs For Fair Competition (MCFC) , Portland will keep other Maine YMCAs from "demonstrated professionalism" arechosenfor the register. Tonelli Give Your Family the 20% OFF "We are not a fitness club," said Ron Harris, of moving in the same directions. There are 16 said that he had worked at a magazine in Philadelphia where the Portland YMCA's board of directors. "We YMCAs in the state. Ellsworth and Bath YMCAs Chitwood was known as an "illustrious cop." When Tonelli read Jewelry, Scarves, supply a whole spectrum of facilities for a whole are looking into similar capital campaign drives an article in the New York Post this summer about Chitwood's Gift of a Lifetime and Belts. spectrum of people. If our membership is a threat and the Lewiston YMCA also has plans to up gun control battle in Maine, he suggested the chief receive the toany health club, they have bigger problems that grade, according to Fisk. award. The magaZine is on the newsstands now. we'll ever present." "We don' t think upscale health and racquet facilities are chari table services," said Ken For Only YMCA expansion plans spur new group Navarro, owner of New England Health and Holiday publishing schedule But Fisk, who owns Tennis of Maine in Fal Racquet, Navarro said he lost 53 percent of his Casco Bay Weekly regularly publishes every Thursday, but this the hause oj stiles mouth, said that because the YMCA is a non new-client business last spring when the Bidde issue was published on Wednesday, Nov. 22, in order to accommo profit organization, it enjoys reduced rates on ford/Saco YMCA opened. date the Thanksgiving holiday. Also, there will be no Casco Bay 125 Main Street postage, insurance and interest - and charitable Weekly on Dec. 28 so that the CBW staff can enjoy the Christmas Yarmouth 207-846-4232 (tax-exempt) contributions can be allocated to Tax-exempt status at risk? holiday. The Dec. 21 issue will be redistributed that week, and a per day* Open 9:30 to 5:00, Mon. - Sat. "They're not allowed to make money in a for new paper will be on the streets by Jan 4., 1990, Thursday 'til 7 pm expansion plans. The MCFC claimed that these "unfair" advan profit business and channel those funds into a tages enable YMCAs to offer adult recreation charitable business," said Navarro. The MCFC facilities at a price averaging one-third less than contends that the YMCAs are in violation of the Buy Them a Showcase Home jor Christmas. Unrelated Business Tax laws, which, require non their clubs must charge. • A $500 gift certificate/ deposit will • Call for your free home- An adult membership at the Portland YMCA profit organizations to conduct commercial op WEIRD NEWS: guarantee spring construction planning kit . Jerry costs $283 a year - $395 with the use of Nautilus erations separately. equipment. Harris said the Portland YMCA will not be --In New York City, the Board of Standards and Appeals ruled 1-800-344-6552 Faires By comparison, membership at The Bay Club, running a for-profit business. "What would that a developer who violated zoning laws by building a Manhat • Showcase will match your $500 Jewelry a stylish fitness club located downtown at One YMCAs do but menta\, moral and physical fit tan high-rise too tall must lop off the top 12 floors. Parkview with an additional $500 gift City Center, cost $660 a year - including state-of ness?" he asked. Associates, protesting tha t dismantling the top of the alrea~y bUIlt against the cost of yaur home Bracelets, the-art cardiovascular machines and Nautilus The MCFC will be conducting a letter-writing building would cost $10 million, offered to bUlI~ 4? 10~-Income rings, bolas, equipment, plush locker rooms furnished with campaign in hopes of dissuading the YMCA from senior citizen apartments if it could leave the bUIlding Intact, but concho belts, TV s and two aerobics studios. But The Bay Club's competing in the adult recreation market. Cham the board rejected the proposal and ordered the upper floors necklaces, 650 members, who pay 40 percent more, do not ber of Commerce members, municipal tax offi removed. earrings. have the use of racquetball, handball or squash cials and IRS officers are among its primary tar Turquoise/ courts such as those at the YMCA. gets. --After allowing 40 inmates to buy personal computers, the ~~ reformatory at Momoe, Wash., reversed policy and ban,n.ed the Sterling Silver "(Our purpose) is to inform the people of Maine Club owners in Portland, Ore., went beyond i~s • Building lots available statewide , computers from cells. Officialsat the medlUm-secunty fa~lhty say SHOWCASE HOMES INC. m about the growing challenge to private club letter writing and took legal action against two • Five models to choose from Show opening they feared prisoners might keep escape plans on their floppy owners due to unfair competition from YMC As YMCAs there. They are awaiting a ruling on the • Homes as low as $39.950 November 24, assessment of their taxes by the Oregon State disks. 10AM-8PM and other non-profit organizations," said Fisk. • Financing and full contracting Locations: Rte. 4. Turner Plaza. Turner According to Fisk, the number of health clubs Supreme Court, said Helen Durkin of the Interna Rte. 302, Naples. E. of Rte 135 in the Portland area has increased from five to 23 tional Racquet Sports Association. --The answer to declining blood bank deposits may be a sup in the past few years. The MCFC includes repre Harris, however, denies a national trend. "The plementmadeof cow blood. Cow hemoglobin is similar to human THE sentatives from Tennis Racket, Tennis oi Maine YMCA in Portland (Maine) is an autonomous hemoglobin in its amino acid and oxygen conte~t and could be PLAINS and The Bay Club, located in the Portland area, as association. Wedo what the community wants us used in short-term, emergency situations, according to sCIentists. GALLERY well as from Fitness Connection, of Lewiston, and to do." Biopure Corp. has developed a cow-bl.oo
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Of Rusty Munroe's photo, seyeral of the students exploded Photographs loom everywhere. taking their picture. from a "wardrobe" room In The ubiquitous quality of this young and malleable And the judges - Bill CurtSinger, a regular contributor "Something Fishy," (on the to National Geographic Magazine; Betsy Evans, cover) Judge Bill Curtsinger these costumes. She said she Just medium often leaves casual observers unsure of its "It's a slice of real life In founder of the Evans Gallery; and Rose Marasco, said, "The composition and started taking pictures, unsure identity: on the walls of museums and galleries, Portland - one you don't usually instructor of photography at the University of South design add a sense of mystery. of what was happening. photography has taken its place alongside the classics; see," said Judge Bill Curtsinger. ern Maine - found those statements. That draws me In.'' on the pages of glossy magaZines it has become the "They're cool. They've got all "The photograph has that pied-piper of pop culture; and its cousin video has The 49 photographs entered were first narrowed to "I really like the ambiguity," the moyes. You know they're perfect 35-mllllmeter energy," made the world a smaller and more commercial place. nine finalists. The judges then scrutinized that final said Judge Betsy Evans. kids." said Judge Rose Marasco. Amidst this cascade of images, many people selection. The intents and messages of several photo "It raises questions. I like that." "The photographer went for the continue to etch fragments of their lives into "snap graphs were discussed at length. moment. The photographer and shots." These are personal documents, and the camera In the end, three were chosen. Those photographs, the moment became the same is, in this most common purpose, a tool for personal on the cover and above, will be on display at Just Black thing: both on the raw edge of discovery. 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So it will cost almost $60. behind Big Time Airbrushing. Sweet's customers bring him a photograph of Would you spend that much for at-shirt? anything from their car to their pet and he [ would never go and say, "here put my car on a reproduces It on a shirt. Otherwise, they shirt, here's $60." But that's why I'm in business. choose from one his own "designs," which Because there's a lot of people who like that stuff. Supper Specials he personalizes by writing a name on It. Sweet sets up shop at Old Orchard Beach Do you worry that this might be a trend Vegetarian specials made during the summer and In the Maine Mall that will pass? from the finest during the winter. It's been around a long time and I think there natural ingredients ] 36 Main St., Freeport will be a market for it for a long time because it's so II",: Mon.-Sat. ] 0-8 How did you start airbrushing? versatile. I came up with a design for Alf in a day. Sun. 10-6 I'm from Mississippi originally and airbrushing I' ve painted 500 Alfs, I'd say. I wrote "Don't 865-6201 is really big down there and in Florida. I had just worry, be happy" a million times. done this as a hobby and then four summers ago down at Old Orchard Beach I started a shop with Doesn't that get tedious? TV another guy. This winter I've got a place of my It gets old sometime doing the same thing ,.?tddledowrU own here in the mall. repetitiously. But I get it down on the shirt and it FACTORY STORE Holiday Shopping Hours looks good and I do enjoy that. 6 Mill St. How does airbrushing work? Freeport, Maine November 24 - December 23 There's an air compressor and these little paint What have you painted on besides shirts? Monument Way at Monument Squa... On the South Side of the Thursday - Saturday guns. You can go anywhere from a hairline to a I've done them on everything: bras, panties, ""rtland, MoIne (207) 772-7299 VlJ1age Center Parking Area Most stores open until 9pm pretty thick line depending on how you adjust it. underwear, shoes, socks, hats, tire covers. I've been It's like an instrument; you' ve got to stick with it getting into doing it on guitars. There could be Sunday - Wednesday and practice and practice and practice until you get quite a market for guitars pretty soon. all stores open until at least 6pm. it down. Do difficult requests Intimidate you? Do people realize what goes Into this? Getting my confidence up was the biggest thing. People ask "Can r paint my own?" Sure, go buy The first couple years, I'd be paranoid somebody's an airbrush. You get a lot of smart asses who say "I was going to throw a shirt back in my face and tell can do that." But you get used to it. I don't let it me it sucks. But I've got confidence now. There's 146 Ocean St., South Portland bother me. nothing that I'm really intimidated by doing. Tel. 799-SAVE Used & Out-of-Print Books ~STEFANEL Do you make this stuff from scratch? Do you think of this as an art form? We buy books, too. Everything I do is freehand. You notice I have [ guess so. I draw for a living. I can reproduce Tue. to Fri. 11-5, Sat. 12-4 OUTLET STORE sports and other designs all around the outside anything that you want me to do. I don't know Other times by chance ... here. Toward Christmas time I'll only do my what you've got to be to classify as an artist - have designs unless it's a custom job that's real quick. an art degree or go to school- but I guess you'd classify me as an artist. An airbrush artist. Does a design take len time 50% Off than a custom Job? What do you parents think of what you do? It take me an average of six minutes for a design At first they said, "you need to go out and get a Italian Fashionwear for Men and Women and costs around $20. real job with good benefits." Now I'll call my dad 140 Main Street, Freeport after a good day "nd tell him to get a real job. No, How much will that shirt with the truck and they're very proud. CWSED THANKSGIVING the guy's name cost? WEEKEND That was a custom job and took me around an Andy Newman hils decided to have his heart painted on his Stop in for a few minutes, or hour so I'll get $50 for the paint. I sell the shirts for sleeve rather thiln always wearing it there. browse for hours. Enjoy! Not> by Morgan Sheperd Holiday Specialties for you and yours! 47 India Street Portland ME 04101 (207) 775-5011 from college to college tapping the nation's p0- "When I signed up for THE 335as an elective in American College tential theater talent. the spring, I had no idea where the class would Late in January of 1990, Rhode Island COllege lead me. Inspired by a country-and-western song Theater Festival will host the Region One competition, which by Randy Travis, "Marbles" started out as a means includes Maine and the rest of New England. to a grade but has since become a major accom Winning finalists will travel to Washington in plishment in my life. I would like to thank the April, where there will be monetary prizes and, talented cast for bringing "Marbles" to life," wrote more importantly, exposure to theater's head Pam Glidden, the al! thor of the first play. Student hunters. "Marbles" was a "Dallas" -type comedy featuring Russell Square Theater has done well at the four characters and some very funny lines. Di AcrF in the past. I first became aware of the rected by Professor Michael Howard (the only Festival five years ago when I was a student at staff director), it starred Jill Casey, T. Hillary USM. Since then, an orginaJ musical "Gynt," David, Bill Temple, and Cory Legassie. theater: written by a USM graduate, made it to Washing Larlee's "Trial By Error" was a serious, dark ton. The year I participated (not well, I'm afraid), piece, but not without humor. Lines were intense a couple of my friends were entered into in the and poetic. Larlee incorporated dance into her finals. Michelle Damato won best supporting ac plot, and used black ribbons tied to the main tress in Washington, D.C. Terry Drew of Mad character to symbolize her struggle as she learned creativity Horse Theatre won best actress in the New Eng to trust herself. The play was directed by student land regionals in 1984. Mary Ellen O'Hara, and starred Stephanie Mich The plays in competition this year were se elle Bell, Heatherlisiela T.D. Kelpin, and Richard Don't just • lected from a play writing course taught last James Perna II. think spring by USM theater professor and ACfFboard "Prank" was funny, contained some climatic '1--1 In process member Walter Stump. moments of dramatic tension, and a few sur prises. "Prank" was directed by student Rebecca about it, Three playwrights; three plays Szatkowski and starred Jason Brown, Tony I steered my trusty Escort to USM's Russell Pre-performance energy was high in the Lab Payson,Matt Anson,and Christopher Hartmann. DO IT!!! Square Theater last week during the height of that Theater. Make sure your holiday awful storm Thursday night to watch some col The Lab Theater has replaced the saw-dusted Challenging the audience look is complete lege thea ter. Fish-tailing through rain gusts and room down in the basement. It's a place for stu The overall quality of the productions was with a visit to our salon . wet wind somewhereou tin Scarborough pumped dent-produced theater, rehearsals, etc. It's tiny, impressive. They are good works in progress, and up my adrenaline, so by the time I arrived in and seats filled quickly at last week' s competi tion. many of the actors show promise, or at least the Gorham I was ready for any kind of theater, good In fact, people stood in the back of the room both energy that might be channeled into a career. or bad. The whole experience was a trip back for nights, not seeming to mind. They were there to Those seated around me commented on what me,anyway. support the plays, players, and playwrights, not should have been changed. Larlee's symbolism A few years ago, I acted ina few USMproduc to sit in seats named for them. was not tight enough. Some of the characters in tions. When I entered Russell Square Theater, I I recognized a couple of people I had gone to "Marbles" seemed off. Smith's play contained too noticed things hadn't changed much. The main school with, and got a couple of hugs. You can much profanity. theater still needs a refresher course in revitaliza always expect a hug from a theater person. Every student or professor watching would tion. It looks like someone's shabby living room. HUGlOl is a prerequisite for an actor. I spoke have done something differently. But there areas But USM desperately needs a new library before briefly to two of the nervous playwrights before many ways to produce, direct, or act theater as new furniture gets out to Gorham. hand. We were interrupted by curious well-wish there are ways to paint a picture, or write a book, "Mystical and sensual- and entirely captivating." ers who kept peeking into ROLLING STONE REVIEWS The building's basement twists through a cor ridor with professor's offices shooting off to the the room where I had left and right. A large room that used to be filled dragged the playwrights "Filled with images and emotions to sooth the soul." with saw dust and blocks of wood leads into the for interviews. 11~bits MUSICIAN "green room," or dressing area, for the actors. Sitting tensely on the There is no indoor way to travel from the green edge of a seat, senior room to the main theater without going outside, Katherine Larlee, the ... -iRBoi ;;;::m. ~ The Innocence Mission are four musicians from Lancaster, Pennsylvania all the way around the building, and through a author of "Trial By Er with an inventive approach to music, poetic lyrics that concentrate on back door into the backstage area. Sometimes it's ror," told me her play was detail, and a childlike openness to the world. To hear The Innocence busy backstage, so actors wait outside, shivering, a highly personal drama with The Heretix PI~ Mission is to enter a world of wonder, love, hope and imagination. trying to concentrate on character, wondering tization of a part of her Darien Brahms ~:: Soul Miners, Rockin' Vibrations past - a combination of Once you're there, you won't want to leave. why they're doing this. ALSO: WMPG DJ's all night downstairs They're shivering for art, of course. If the thea realism and expression Chern-Free: 1:15 - 3:00 am ter doesn't gleam with polished brass, and soft, ism. "There are real THE INNOCENCE MISSION carpeted stairs and the bar isn't stocked with events, times and people, but time is collapsed in The debut album, featuring "Black Sheep Wall" Perrier and expensive liquor, there are other compensations. The seats in the main theater are on itself," she said. Larlee and "I Remember Me". old but comfortable. The floor is solid. And you is a poet, and says knowl can buy M&M's pretty cheap. edge of that genre helped Unabashed excitement surrounds student her with the dialogue for PRODUCED BY LARRY KLEIN opening nights. Before the play, everyone hugs "Trial By Error." She is everyone. Goodwill chic nestles next to hand thinking about entering made Peruvian sweaters in the seats. Haircontin an MFA program after ues unchecked. There is an overdose of various gri.lduation. "Trial By shades of red hair, or black. Lots of black. The Error" is one step in that NOW ON TOUR. ceiling is flat black. Backstage people wear black. direction. Stage managers wear black. It's black cotton, Geary Smith, a junior, denim, or taffeta with ruffles. It's a tragic color, appeared more calm than See the Innocence Mission at the Tree Cafe on Wednesday, it's a power color. No one honors black like a Larlee, but he told me he November 29th. student. was nervous. "Prank" is his first attempt at a play. or perform a dance. Students should, at the very He has based it loosely on a practical joke some least, challenge the creative efforts of others, as American College Theater Festival Air Force buddies played on someone. He isn't, or well as themselves. Their mesmerizing debut LP is available at Three original one-act plays were on the agenda. wasn't a playwright before Stump's class, he told In Gorham, creative efforts continue, as the Stand Up Written by USM theater students Pam Glidden, me. He's an actor, and hasn't studied many play university continues a busy season. It's worth Katherine Larlee, and Geary Smith the plays were wrights. He didn't like the rewrites and revisions gOingout to the campus to see upcoming produc Comedy Auditions al Cumberland Electronics, produced, for the most part, by student directors necessary tobring "Prank" toitscurrentform. But tions. There are no plush seats, but ticket prices Record Exchange, and actors downstairs in USM's Lab Theater. he is currently writing another play. are cheaper and the commitment to the study of Enterprise Records, "Marbles" byGlidden, "Trial by Error" by Larlee, After speaking to Larleeand Smith, Hound one theater gives each performance a different energy 1.i1t12 7/JiffieJ and "Prank" by Smith, were up against one an of the last available seats. The audience began not found in professional theater. Sometimes that Bring your best 10 minutes of material and other for the privilege of being chosen as USM's crowding to the sides and back of the cramped energy is high, sometimes it's low. Bu t always, it's contact Tim Ferrell Bad Habits. representative to the American College Theater room. a learning experience. Festival (AcrF). The ACfFjudges forthecompetition were late Saturday, November 25 The annual ACTF takes place in Washington both nights, and people eyed their empty seats 3:30 - 5:30 pm © 19&9 A&:M RecQI"ds, In c_ All righ ts reserved. D.C's Kennedy Center during April. Prior to hungrily until they made their Pinter-timed en Morgan Shepard doesn 'ttrave/through storms just to get na tional campeti tion, regional finalists through trances.Finally, thelightsdimmed,and the actors M&M'scheap. 36 MARKET ST. • PORTLAND. 773-4500 slipped into place. ' •• out the country are picked by judges who travel torium, USM Portland. Ad mission is $5 for the general public; $3 for USM students, faculty and staff. For more information, call 780-4812 . The Copper Beech Tree at • A slice of history at the • Holiday diversions can • The Innocence Mission is the Portland Museum of Art • "Grannia," a musical based on the story of a 16th Portland Museum of Art: an be summed up in one word: a quartet from Philadelphia will be lit today at 4:45 p.m. century Irish pirate Grace exhibit of American carriages movies. The Fall Film Fest at led by singer, songwriter and Admission to the museum is O'Malley, opens tonight at and sleighs from the collection the Nickelodeon on Temple keyboard est Karen Peris. The free today beginning at 3 p.m. Russell Square Theater, USM of Horace K. Sowles Jr., is on Street continues with "The band's music reflects influ Other activities include a Gorham. The musical was exhibit through Christmas at Music Teacher." Described as ences from the Beatles to Kate gallery talk on the exhibit the museum. Sowles will give the "Rocky" of opera, Belgian Bush. The Innocence Mission written by Thomas A. Power, "Carriages and Cutters" at associate professor of music at gallery talks on the exhibit opera star Jose Van Dam plays tonight at the Tree Cafe, 3:15 p.m., a performance on Nov. 30 at 3:15 p.m., Dec. 7 plays a retired opera star who 45 Danforth St., Portland. For USM, with music by USM an antique pump organ with alumnus Larry "Flash" Allen. and 14 at 5:15 p.m. For more coaches two young singers for more information, call 774- entertainment by members of information, call 775-6148. an operatic dual to 1441. Performances are Dec, 1-2,7-9 the cast of the Portland Bal at 8 p.m., Dec. 3 and 10 at 5 determine the next let's production of "The great tenor. The p.m. For more information, Nutcracker" and a traditional call 780-5483. movie's a feast caroling procession led by the of splendid • The Portland Ballet Com Portland Community Chorus pany performs a classical cinematography at 4 p.m. For more informa and a fabulous version of Tchaikovsky's tion, call the museum at 775- ballet "The Nutcracker" score of music by • The Art of Black Dance 6148. Mahler, Verdi through Dec. 17 at City Thea and Music of Boston give a • Evan Johns & the H ter, 205 Main St., Biddeford. and Mozart. lecture/ demonstration of the Bombs ingnite Portland. I • 1 The PBC production harkens Check LISTINGS history of black music and Described as "true-grit Ameri for times. back to the original Petipa Evan Johns & the H·Bombs play Nov. 30 at Raoul's. dance. The ensemble uses can rockers," these raunch version first produced in 1892 Pirates traditional costumes and abilly, rockabilly boys put the in St. Peterburg and the come inland p.m., Sunday at 2:30 p.m. (1940). Based on the story by instruments both handmade roll back into rock & roll at staging has been researched to to Gorham: Somerset Maugham, "Of and imported from Africa. Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., conform to Tchaikovsky's The Russell Tickets are $10/$8. For ticket The performance "Images of Portland. Tickets are $5 at the information, call 799-1421. Human Bondage" stars Leslie own notes in his musical Square Players Howard as a young doctor Our African Heritage" is at 8 door. For more information, score. Performances are present "Grannia," who falls for a promiscuous p.m. in Luther Bonney Audi- call 773-6886. opening Dec. 1. Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday waitress (Davis). "Dark Sunday at 2. Tickets are $10 Victory" casts Davis as a • Leonard Bernstein's adults, $9 for students and dying heiress who falls in love Serenade for Violin and seniors. For more informa with her doctor (George Orchestra is the highlight of tion, call 282-0849. Brent). Davis, Errol Flynn, tonight's performance by the • Dave Forman, radical Olivia de Havilland and Portland Symphony Orchestra environmentalist and co • The Reindeer Room, a Vincent Price star in "The and violinist Glenn Dicterow. founder of Earth First, venue for jazz and cabaret is Private Lives of Elizabeth and Other pieces performed speaks on the Earth open on Saturday nights Essex," the love story of include Debussy's "Afternoon First movement and the upstairs at HuShang 2, 11 Elizabeth I and the Earl of of the Faun" and Stravinsky's Brown St., Portland. Tonight's necessity of preserving the Essex. Director Willy Wyler's "Firebird." Showtime is at wilderness. Forman speaks at show is "The Women of The movie "The Letter" cast Davis 7:45 p.m. at Portland City Hall 7:30 p.m. in Kresge Audito Stage," featuring local female as a rubber plantation owner's Auditorium. The concert will vocalists Becca Kendall, Amy rium, Bowdoin College, wife who shoots her lover and be preceded by a free preview Brunswick. The events is free Roche and Karen Stickney. tries to cover up her act with a at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $25- Seating is limited, so reserva and open to the public. For tion, call 774-8578. system of elaborate lies. For a $10. For more information, more information, call 725- • Political humorist Barry tions are suggested. Admis complete schedule of movies, call the PSO at 773-8191. sion is $3.50 in advance; $5 at 3151 . Crimins performs a show check LISTINGS. • "Syntagma" is a 1985 titled "The Year in review" at the door. For more informa film directed by Valie Export tion, call 874-9002. 9 p.m. in Kresge Auditorium, who directed a segment of Visual Arts Center, Bowdoin "Seven Women, Seven Sins" College, Brunswick. Admis which was shown at The sion is $5 for the public. Movies on Exchange Street Tickets should be picked up • International handicrafts earlier this fall. Her film will in advance at the Events be shown tonight, followed by - Haitian doll furniture, baskets from the Philippines, Office, Moulton Union. For • Singer Billy Bragg comes a lecture "Feminism and The more information, call 725- hand~arved wooden boxes out of England to save us Avant-Garde film" given by 3151. • The Queen of the silver Sandra Frieden, professor of from India - are available at screen, Bette Davis, is the from another evening of the Selfhelp Crafts Sale today • The Southern Maine Monday night football. Bragg German at the University of -Blues Society presents another subject of a week-long retro Houston. The lecture is at 7 at 35 Lafayette St., Munjoy spective at The Movies on sings powerful, socio-political Hill, Portland. One half of the big blues show at Raoul's, 865 songs. Tonight, he performs p.m. in Smith Auditorium, Forest Ave., Portland. This Exchange Street. The series Sills Hall, Bowdoin College, proceeds from this sale go begins today with four Bette one show at 8 p.m. at Raoul's, directly to the craftspeople; time the 5MBS brings the 865 Forest Ave., Portland. Brunswick. The events is free Delta blues music of John Davis films: "Of Human and open to the public. For the other half covers the costs Bondage" (1934), "Dark Tickets are $10. Buy your of shipping and storage here Hammond. Tickets are $8. tickets early; this one will sell more information, call 725- Show time is 9 p.m. For more Victory" (1939), "The Private 3151. in the states. The sale is 9 Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" out. For more information, The Portland Ballet Company's production of a.m.-3 p.m. For more informa- information, call 773-6886. (1939) and "The Letter" call 773-6886. ''The Nutcracker" opens Dec. 1 ~rP"'" .' .. THE-MOVIES···· acciderttal death Wbmer Best Director of an anarchist cannes I'IIm l'esUvai 1987 Wlf'{GS OF D~~~~~ by dadO A fUM BY Willi 1 fa ays anee .r ./ adapted "ily ri¢l\lIrd nelson NOV. 26· DEC, 2 ONE WEEK Off Your Thanksgiving Feast: 3. FRio CHEM-FREE 1. .r ULTIMATE DANCE PARTY DECCa DAVIS: Nov_ 28 - Dec. 17 man intimate 90z. jar... 16+, D.J. Kns, - 2 am A RETROSPECTIVE makes a"KILLER' holiClaY gift ! WED, NOV 22 _ WMPG BENEFIT 8:~O [. " case lots aVaifable, too.) 3 Bands (including Heretix) SAT, MAINE S MOST SUn I, Mon 5 The Llttt. Foxes Only at: 4. 01 Human Bondage Wed 5, Thurs. 7 9-3 am, Chern-Free after 1 am PROGRESSIVE DANCE MIX SUn 3, 7, Mon 9 Now, Voyager 2 21+, D.J. Bob, 9-2 am, Oar1< VIctory Thurs 9:15, Frl5, Sat 1 774";0465 UNCLE BILLY'S • no cover befa re 10 pm ;un 5, Mon 7 Juarez , SOUTHSIDE JWt-B-qW The Private Uves Frl9, Sat 3:15,7:15 2511. Fotest ,,_. ~ TAD-OVT THAN,KSGIVING NIGHT - Dance It Off! 5.sUN, REQUEST NIGHT of Elizabeth and Essex What Ever Happened Nat to lheGriffinClub-Soutmide Take Out SUn 9, Tues·Wed 7:15 to Babv Jane? (9t'iCongr~S$) of \he.MilliOn~8riAQ:e one s\., With D.J . De 9-2 am, 21+ NO COVER! 21+, TheLet1er Thurs 5:15, Fri 7:15, ." . 'S 767-7"119 772~360 Tues 5, 9, Wed 9 Sat 5:30, 9::.! Prod,±cedlw Bois,,,, ~ascade Open 6 Days 10 a.m.-10 p.m. m & Shop'n Save Supermarkets 'Iue~Sa.t .ll:30-I O:30 Sun<4:~-l():30 147 Cumberland Ave, Portland 36 MARKET ST. • PORTL Beer and. Wine November 22, 1989 1 7 WILD HEARTS with THE WHIGS and HEADCLEANERS -Wi'-&i't.\"ru, CLOSED'·ii.'.\.10. BARBIE and the BRUISERS Compiled by Ann Sitomer and friends Uellnge muet be received In writing by 12 noon the Frlay prior to publlc.tlon. _j.iiihH,\'CPffJ Ann Sitomer, C.eco B.y W_k1y, 187 CI.rk 51_., Porll.nd 04102 GOREHOUNDS .- ) with Broken Toys and Haberland CBWjTonee Harbert THE JOINT Will BE 1 Ulf. piN Q ence before the word or its defi narrative poem by Cheryl Clarke Mlc:helle Damato (right) broadc:asts her show, "11/2 Hour WITH THE BELLAMY JAZZ BAND nition are gi ven, as in the case of accompanies the images and Enema" from the new WMPG studio on the Portland c:am a shot of a finger rubbing the rim interviews with Tiny and Ruby pus of USM. Friends were on hand to support her. of a glass. in their home. Thepoem remarks November SILVER The above-mentioned "What thatTinycould have played with WMPG moves to the big city 24 @25 Can I Do With a Male Nude?" the hottest male jazz musicians, WMPG, University of South waves in the past, they'll dis was shown next, followed by a but she chose toplay wi th women ern Maine's community radio cover a much needed alternative women's film, "Tiny and Ruby: instead. It concludes that the station, has left Gorham and to the hits stations that Portland Hell Divin' Women," directed world wasn't ready for them moved into new digs in Port airwaves seem to breed. Musical LOOKING SCREEN by Andrea Weiss and Gretta then. It's still not ready. land . According to station man programs offer blues, Latin Schiller. The documentary is The idea for a lesbian and gay ager Peter Twichell, "Gorham is music, contemporary classical, Beyond Satan about the jazz trumpeter film festival came abou t last not an environment that gener thrash metal and everything in OR In bondage Ernestine "Tiny" Davis and her summer. The producers of the ates exciting radio programs." between. An hour of Swedish fellow musician and companion festival - Elspeth Brown, Julien In Ron Peck's "What Can I Do The move was made to en music and culture is followed by Ruby Lucas. Tiny led an all Murphy and Penny Pollard - With a Male Nude?" a frustrated courage more participation by "Jazz USS.R." every Wednes women band in Kansas City. A came up with the idea of having photographer remarks that the members of the community, one day, starting at 10 p.m. Dead a film festival in Portland be history of art offers connoisseurs of the station's stated aims, and heads can feast on four and a half cause there was no place for les of the male body too few images to invite visitors to the studio hours of Grateful Dead tunesSat bians and gays to see the movies of bondage - and of those, Satan who might never make it to urday mornings, 2-6:30 p.m. being made about issues that in bondage was the only image Gorham. USM Overtures hosted by Joyce What's Where concern them. "Gay and lesbian that was acceptable by the Three hours after WMPG wen t Siracuse airs Mondays 11 a.m.-l Help us Support SPRING POINT CAFE church, General Cinemas movies never corne to the Nick on the air from their Portland p.m., featuring recordings of Hand to Hand elodeon," says Brown. Also, there South Portland Peck's witty film on the male Maine Mall studios, they had an in-studio performances USM music stu Organization. Maine Mall Road, S Ponland is no regular festival of lesbian nude as an object both of art and n4· 1022 interview with blues guitarist dents and faculty. Also, food donations Fri. & Sat. Nov. 24-25 Harlem Night. CR. and gay films anywhere in the lust raises questions about cen f2. 1:30, 2:25,4,4:45, 7,7:20. 9.40, 10 Buddy Guy. Twichell remarked The only locally-produced talk ace THE MANOR The LnU. ".mald {QI Northeast, even though their are sorship, what constitutes por 1,3:15,5:1 5,7:15, 9:10 that the people at WMPG, "feel show currently on the air is "Out Waterville, ME D.d(PGI plenty of movies being made and nography and what art. The 1:30. 4,7. 9:30 much closer to the people who in Left Field," which airs Tues Fri. & Sat. Dec. 1-2 st.,I". To,•• hw (III shown at yearly festivals in Chi camera gazes at a muscular man 1. :3, 5, 7:15, 9:25 (through "Nov 23) support the station now." . days,7-8p.m. Theshowishosted a.ck To The Futw... II cago, San Francisco and New in numerous poses. The photog 12:15, 2:.45,5:10,7:30, 10 WMPG provides low-cost by Suzanne Murphy and Don DON'T GET MAD ••• GET UPSET! York. rapher offers an ongoing mono broadcast training to interested Kreis, and is produced by Laura Nickelodeon Is Portland ready for a film Cianchette. Twichell hopes that logue on the difficulties and de Temple and Middle. Ponland members of the community. But n2·9751 festival of movies by and for the move to Portland will en lights of being an artist and a First show Wed -Sun community participation can Crlm •• and Wlad.,.,..non CPG-131 homosexuals? Brown was en courage more call-in talk shows homosexual. The movie censors 1:15.4:30,7:15. 9:.40 also mean just stopping by the St••• Maonoll•• (Pal couraged by the turnout Satur office (where visitors are asked like "Outin Left Field" and more itself, only revealing the model's 1, 4, 7. 9:30 Italian Restaurant All Dog. Go To H•• ".,. (el day. The festival producers hope to knock at the door or throw local news coverage. (WMPG's penis at the very end. 1 :35, 4 :20, 6, 7:50 and Lounge, since 1957 Pranc.r 101 to attract people from the New small pebbles at the window of local news airs Sundays, 7-8 p.m.) AN]ON'S Peck's film was shown as part 1:20, 3:45,6:30, 8:30 521 U,S. Route 1 The ".r(PGI Hampshire area and northern the studio) or by helping out wi t\l New additions to the schedule of a preview of the Maine les 1:30. 4:15,7:05, 9 Scarborough, ME Look Who'. ,...1", (PC-i 3) Maine to create a regional festi special projects. People who include a Polish program for and Tel: 883-9562 bian and Gay Film Festival pre 1 :10. 4:10. 7:10, 9:25 SPECIALS The Musk: Teache, (PG) vaL volunteerdon'tneed to fear being by Portland's Polish communi ty view at Mad Horse Theater Nov. 9:30 The evening ended with a 18. The sold-out benefit for the asked to help lug boxes of rec with music, news from Poland The Movies requestfor money. Out and Out ords;all16,oooalbumshavebeen and English lessons. The Polish upcoming festival raised about 10 Exc hange, Port land 772·9600 Productions, the company moved from Gorham already. program should be on the air, $1,000 of the $6,000 needed to Win,. or o..lr.IPC.13) • Fish and Chips Wed. Nov 22·25 formed to produce the festival, is The biggest change listeners Thursdays, 9-11 a.m., beginning bring 20 hours of lesbian and gay Wed· Sat at 6:45, 9:15 With Cole Slaw Wed. 22 THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION Sat mal al 1,3:30 in the process of applying for will notice is that the station's in early December. An "Hour of YOUR CHOICE film to Portland next spring. The ••n. Dnl. Retrolpec.llv. - " non-profit status. But as Brown • Chicken Parmigiana FREE POOL PLAYING AFTER 6:00!!! three-day festival is scheduled Nov 26·Dac2 signal had been upgraded to Slack," a weekly broadcast from Of HUnMn Bonda,e remarked, "Mostgrantsaregiven With Pasta Fri. & Sat. for April and the festival's pro Sun al" Mon at 5 stereo. The station still broad the Church of the Subgenius in D."" Victory to organizations who have been Nov. 24, 25 ducers are currently screening Sun al 3, 7; Mon al 9 casts from its transmitter in Dallas, Texas, airs each Friday, • Beef Tips in Wine Sauce 2.95 Th. Prtvate Ltv •• or around for at least a year." The about 60 movies as they raise Ellzab.lh and E.... Gorham, linked to the studio by 9:30-11:30 p.m. The Cambodian With Vegetable Sun at 5; Moo al 7 first festival needs to be privately money and gather volunteers to Th.L_U_ fiber optic lines installed by USM show on Saturdays has been Sun at 9; Tue-Wed at 7:15 funded and Out and Out Pro help get the festival off the Th. Lilli. Fox•• a year ago to interface their tele replaced by Middle Eastern Tue at 5, 9, Wed at 9 ductionneedsthemoneyupfront ground. phones and computers. WMPG Market Place, Saturdays, 9-11 ~~'I ~~.,h~g:7 to pay for the movies. Festival a.m. WMPG's new program Out and Out Productions is also the only station in Maine passes are currently on sale for It guide should be ready within a hopes to offer films from around to use fiber optic lines. is also • 8 oz. Chopped Sirloin Cinema City $25. For more informa tion on the the only station with its studios month. the world which will appeal to Westbrook Plaza With Mushroom Gravy YOUR CHOICE 854·9116 festival or to buy passes, call 780- so far removed from its transmit WMPG is celebrating the move Plenty of trouble-free parking! • Open Sundays both men and women. The three All times through Thursday; call ahead for Fridays chang9S 4229 and leave a message. ter, which remained in Gorham and the new stereo sound Wed., • Baked Stuffed Haddock films shown Saturday held di Shock_CR} With Seafood Stuffing 7,9. weekend mat I, 3 Ann Si/omer because a new radio license Nov. 22 at Zootz, 31 Forest Ave., verse appeal. The subject of the When N • ..., .... !&lilly (RI 4.95 7'15. 9:15, weekend mats at 1:15, 3:15 would have to be applied for to Portland. The nightlong party • Chicken Cordon Bleu movies was not exclusively sex Lootr. Who's Talking (pG-13) 7, 9, weekend mats at 1,3 All Dogs Go To ".ven An imated get another transmitter in Port will feature WMPG deejays spin Wi th Supreme Sauce ual, bu t prejudice was a common AU Dog. Go To H.a".n (01 mUS ICal comedy about a little girl who 7 '15. 9:15, weekend malS at 1 :15, 3:15 can talk to animals Voices of Loni An· land. The process could take ning tunes downstairs in Kubz, element in all three films. .... 0' Lov.(R) 7 ·'5, 9:15, weekend mats at 1 :15, 3:15 derson , BUll Reynolds, Dom DeLuise years. and music upstairs by Boston's Above "Early Bird" Specials served with Cup of Soup, Potato, The first film, "Alfalfa" (1987) and Charles Nelson Reilly. Vegetable, Bread and Butter, Dessert, Tea or Coffee Back To The Fulure II Michael J. The upgrade to stereo sounds Rock'nRolI Rumble winnersThe directed by Richard Z wiernioski, Portland Mu.eum 0' Art Congress Square Fox stars in this sequ el. In the first pall, a lot better. But because a stereo Heretix, Darien Brahms and her was described on the program Kagamusha he traveled back in time and met his Nov 30, 7pm new band the Soul Miners, and by Mark Finch as a "gay diktion parents as teenagers . In this one, he signal has more noise, listeners travels ahead in time to play around in on the outside of the broadcast local reggae music by Rockin' ary." The movie illustrates the Evening Star the world to come. The Be., An orphaned bear cub and a area have noticed a significant Vibrations. (Members of the difference between the gay and Schedule SUbject to change Tontine Ma l~ Brunswick wounded male bear struggle to survive difference in the station' s bands will all be featured on Dan straight meanings of certain 729-5486 in the wilds of British Columbia. The THE RED LIGHT REVUE .h..... y V.lentl.... e YOUR CHOICE bears' ordeal increases when a couple strength. According to Twichell, Tonini's local music "Behind Prime Rib Dinner Nov,22 Raoul's Dance Parly ). R. Flanigans . Saco 7,9:05 (through Nov 22) Dec.U9 words. The movie passes of hunters cross their paths. The hunt· NOf,23 Raoul 's Thanksgiving Plrty Raoul's Dance Party for listeners in Freeport and Bars" show that day, which airs With Potato or Pasta and Salad Dec,U through the alphabet, beginning ers must use some cuss words, be· 7 95 Nov, each Wednesdays, 1-3 p.m.)Tick 24 (lit.) Michd's . Private Dec. 15 Sooesu . Portland with "A" for "AC/DC" Each Bowdoin College cause the moyie is rated PG. Directed Brunswick, "the signal has got Priwte Brunswick by Jean-Jacques Annaud ("Quest for • Baked Stuffed Shrimp • (eve.) Abenald G.G. . Dec,16 (aft) Patland Cub . Privale W.ekll,.. In G_Hl_ ten worse and is possibly non ets for the benefit are $5 in ad segment starts with an illustra Fire"). With Potato or Pasta and Salad Nov.2S Woodlands Falmouth · Private (eve.) Sheralon . Portland NeY 29, 3:30 and 8 pm existent." But, he continues, vanceatWMPG'sstudios,Zootz, Nov. 26 ME Music Awards · Tree Cafe tion, in this case itis a light socket. Kresge Auditorium. Visual Arts Center Crlmee .nd Miedeme.nore Martin Dec. 20 Raoul's Dance Party Landau plays a prominent ophthalmolo "People know we're a low-power Bad Habits and Cumberland Nov.29 Raoul's Dance Parly Dec, 22 Archtelli: . Private The word is superimposed on L ______..J gist who arranges the murder of his station and you gotta work to Electronics; $7 at the door. CHRISTMAS Dec. 11 2 Dry Dock . Portland Dec, 27 Raoul's Dance Party the image, followed by a diction- mistress \Angelica Huston), because Happy Hour Monday·Friday 4·8 PM Dec. 6 Raoul's Dance Party Dec. 29 A: 30 The Qub . Portsmooth, NH he can't ace admitting his indiscre· find us." He suggests listeners If you're interested in getting AT THE CATHEDRAL ary entry of the word. What the tions to his wife. Woody Allen plays a ~.. tvrI.., The Ponlond 0.... Qulnlol Dec. 7 SMYfI· Private Dec. 31 AbeIuki C.G. . Priwle involved, stop by the new stu image evokes in the mind of the documentary film maker, who wants to on the fringe move their FM Free Appetizers in our lounge • 99C Drink Specials Sunday, December 3, 1989 cheat on his wife and he doesn't care if antennae around and push in diosat92 Bedford St. on the USM Two Performances: 2:30 pm .Ii 7:00 pm Every Wednesday Night is Ladies Night at Raoul's with the Red Light Revue - audience and the definition the his wife finds oul. Allen takes infidelity and uses it as a sounding board for a the "mono" button on their re- Portland campusorcall780-4974. Cathedral of the Immaculale Conception Ladies Admitted Free! dictionary offers are often far • ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED • Congress Street ' Portland, Mai ne Now booking weddinlP and corporate parties for rau & winter. variety of points of views about ethics ceiver. And if you haven't tuned in yet, removed. The most provocative and, of course, plenty of apt one~iners . • NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED· PLENTY OF FREE PARKING· 1'ldooU, StZ/S8Availabl< at the door, from And for the high-fidelity snobs WMPG is at 90.9 on the FM dial. Gallery Mu,"" by ailing 781·3567, by mail. Specializing in Weddings, Corporate & Private Functions and Nightclubs. entries in"Alfalfa" are those that It's refreshing to see a movie by a director who clearly knows what he's CALL 883-2802 elicit a response from the audi- who wouldn't condescend to Ann Sitomer qf",dWfllfytrt Sl¥id!, doing. listen to the monophonic air- .. eonC BLACK TI E" , distinctive catering GALA During the holiday season CON ON Monwnent $qua... T ... Lighting C_ony Nov 24, 5:30 pm in ~nu for all your catering n eeds ment Square, Portland. For morelnfor mation, call 776828. Make Black Tie __ J2equired! Annual Lighting of the Copper B_h T .... at the Portland Museum of Art, Congress Square, Portland. Free by Brenda Chandler CERTS AndroclSTAGE•• The story of an escaped museum admiSSion begins at 3 pm. M-F 10-6 • SAT 8-2 Activities include a gallery talk on the 870 BROADWAY· SO . PORTlAND • 799-7119 IV 11 slaw who befriends a lion in the forest exhibit "Carriages and Cutters" at3:15 FRIO HI 24 is being presented by the Young pm; Antique pump organ musIc With • People's Theater through Nov 26 at entertainment by members of the cast Stat. St.... t Traditional "azz the Theater Project, School SI. , Brun- of the Portland Ballet's production of Band (New Orleans jazz band) Bene- swick Performances are Fri-Sat at 7 "The Nutcracker"; Traditional caroling fit for the Preble Street Resource Cen- pm. Sun at2 ~m . Admission is $4. For procession led by the Portl~nd Com This little pig stayed home Solid Wood ter, 8:30 pm at the State Street Church more information, call 729-93 79 or 729- munity Chorus at 4 pm; lighting of tree sanctuary, 159 State SI., Portland. Ad- w"o~'ng Musicaladaptedfrom the book at 4:45 pm; holiday music performed Furniture mission IS $5. by Studs Terkel Nov 24-Dec 17 at Mad by the Centennial Brass Band In the -Horse Theater, 955 Forest Ave ., Port- Great Hall at5 pm . For more Informa High off the hog Made In Maine IT land. Performances are Thu-Sat at 8 tion call the museum at 775-6148. II J HI URD~~ 1t •25 pm, Sun at7. Tickets are $tO-$14. For Global HolidayT.za.r Crafts, gifts, c S more information, call 797-3338. entertainment and food from around Herbivores, avert your eyes. This is a piece came to ban pork in its function as a symbol of ~l Randy B.an & Company Uazzl ....u. Christ Sup... tar LYriC Thea the world at a fair to benefit the natural Port Just ter production Nov 24-26, Dec 1-3 at history programs at the Maine Audubon about pork. Christian and Hellenic influence. (Incidentally, bring swing) 8 pm, at the Chocolate Church, Society Dec 1, 5-9 pm at the State Center for The Arts, 804 Washington 176 Sawyer SI., S. Portland. Perform L UNIT $250 Street Church, 159 State SI. , Portland. Is there any food that has provoked so much the Inquisition brought with it a resurgence of in or St., Bath. Tickets are $101$6. For more ances are Fri-Sat at 8 pm, Sun at 2:30 Bake mention OPEN DAILY pm. For ticket information, call 799- Admission is $7 in Advance, $9 at the ambivalence? On the one hand the pork people interest in pork: to prove his solid Christianity, 9 FODEN RD. FRIDAY NOV. 24th 'til 8 information, call 442-8455. . door Raflle for trip for two to Ecuador this ad! SO. PORTLAND· 775-431 Dedication Conc.rt (plano musIc) 1421 . and 'the Galapagos Island in 1991. spend $10 million a year to persuadeus that pork the Spanish householder kept pork bubbling on SUNDAY 12 - 4 City Theater is holding a concert t~ Harvey Comedy abo.ut Elwood Dowd House ACROSS FROM UPS and hiS invisible rabbit friend Harvey IS There will be 300 tickets at $100 a is The Other White Meat. On the other hand the back of the stove and chorizo sausages hang dedicate their new concert grand Pl piece. For more information, call 781 - 434 Fore St. 7:30 am-6:00 pm ana. The evening of mUSIC Will feawre being performed by the Portland Play headlines rage at us to squelch that cholesterol, ing from the rafters - just in case.) 263 St. John St. 6:30 am-5:30 pm ers Nov 24-Dec 9 at Thaxter Theatre, 2330. . t works selected and performed by some Caribbean Night Food, entertain men of the talented people who have per 420 Cottage Rd., S. Portland. Perform the most graphic symbol of which isba con beaded And of course nowadays our lay religion, the ances are Fri-Sun. For times and tiCket and displays from the Canbbean re EVERY MORNING MON" - FRI. UN1TI. DEC. 20 formed or directed musIC In past .cIty gion Dec 1, 6:30 pm in the USM Port with grease, This dual campaign had led to a cult of health, prescribes pig flesh as sternly as Theater productions. Showtime IS 8 information, call 799-7337 or 799-733~ . pm at City Theater, 205 Main St., Bid Urashima Taro Leland Faulkner s land Campus Center, Falmouth St. , deep split in our psyche, or at least it has in mine. any rabbinical decree. Guilt rides my shoulders Light Theater presents works which Portland. Free and open to the publiC. deford. For more Information, call 262- For more information, call 874-6565. Ours is a love-hate relationship. when I peel off even one (one!) rasher of bacon to 0849. blend shadow play, shadow puppets and theater arts Nov 25, 4:30 pm at Selfh.lp Crafts Sal. Ha~dlCrafts The first time ever I encountered pork 1 knew fry, and it chatters in myear as I savor the salt and made by skilled craftspeople In devel Kennebunk High School AuditOrium . it, I was three or four years old, My mother, on a the fat. This despite the fact that modem-day THE Admission is $6 for adults, $3 for chil oping nations are on sale Dec 2, 9 am- 3 pm at 35 Lafayette SI (on Munloy dare, had set about preparing a roast duckling pork is actually proporr..onally lower in satu- Get the Infamous CAT SACK T-SHIRT TUESDAY 11.28 dren. For more information, call River Hill) Portland. Half the proceeds from Tree Arts at 985-4343. pigforNewYear's rated fa t than beef. for yourself -100% Cotton (S, L, XL), Martin Gibson (acoustic) 5-7 pm in Kids In the Dark Play looks at the the ~Ie go directly to the craftspeople; CAT, the College Room, USM Portland fears , pressures and Violence faCing the other half covers the cost of ship Day. ("You buy it, Pork's resil ping and warehousing. For more Infor and the CAT SACK for your feline Campus Center. Free and open to the teenagers Nov 3~Dec 3 at Gannett I'll cook it," she ience in the face of public. For more Information, call 780- mation, call 774-8576. friend -100% Pure Organic Catnip, Theater, Pettigrew Hall, Bates College, portland Mus.um of Art'. Annual had said to a friend all efforts to ban 4812. Lewiston. Performances are Thu-Sat Toys, jewelry, sports (High Grade Stuff, Meow!) L_narcl Bernst.ln's s... nad. for at8:15pm, Sunat2pm. Tickets are $4/ Sn.nt Auction SACK equipment, objects d'art, antiques and one martini'ed ish it from our Violin and Orchest~ (ciassICSI) $2. For more information, call 786- .. t Violinist Glenn Dicterow JOins the Port more will be auctioned Dec 9, 7 pm at evening.) When it diets may have to 6t61 . the museum. Patron tickets are $.30, land Symphony Orchestra for a per Musical about the struggle be 00 Gr.nnla which includes a champagne preview showed up it was do with its versa AnACK $14 postage paid formance which includes Debussy's tween the Queen of England and an OLD PORT GENERAL STORE "Afternoon of the Faun" and Strav at 6 pm ; contributor tickets are $15. For not the plump tility. For the Chi WHOlESAlE INQUIRIES WELCOME Irish folk hero during the 1500s wnllen more informabon, call 775-6146. PIZZA· SANDWICHES· DAILY SPE.C.IALS • BEIR • WINE insky's "Firebird." Per10rmance IS. at by Thomas Power and Larry "Flash" little pink thing nese, in fact, who PACK! 7:45 pm at Porti!lnd City Hall Audito Allen Dec 1-10 at Russell Hall, USM Call 767-5700 rium. Concert Will be preceded by a Gorham. Performances are Thu-Sat at she had imagined use everything IN THE OLD PORT • 30 MARKET STREET free preview at 6:30 pm. Tickets are 8 pm, Sun at 5 pm. Tickets are $6 for but wrinkled, pale, but the squeal, the $25-$10. For more information, call the the public $5 for seniors and $3 for 772·7171 PSO at 773-8191 . students. 'For more information, call flat-hard tostom word "meat" and a ~ 780-5483. . . ach on that day of "pork" are the The Y.ar In R.vl.w Barry Cnmlns, political humorist, performs .Dec 2, g the year, Ignoring same. The loin, as UPCOMING pm in Kresge Audltonum, Visual Arts nausea, she lean as can be, is a Center, Bowdoin College, ~runswlCk . Cathedral ofllle Immaculat. Con Admission is $5 for the public. Tickets trussed it and fine setting for ception is looking for additIOnal men should be picked up in advance at the stuffeditand stuck herbs and sauces, 3~ljmL;;~1~1.h, ME 04107. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • and women to perform With the Ca~ EventsOllice, Moulton Union. For mere dral Choir for the Advenl and Christ information, call 725-3151. a potato in its The heftier bits 75(0(F mas seasons. The chOir rehearses mouth and wentto like ham and ribs ANY LARGE SANDWICH OR ANY SIZE PiZZA Wednesdays, 7-9:30 pm. 1:10 pnarcholr (WITH lHlS AD. GOOD lHRU 12/15{89) experience or musIC reading skills are shove it in the satisfy the more required. For more Inform.atlOn,.call the director of music Dr. William PICher at oven,. Too big by a savage appetite. 262-4604. I . ) bit, it wouldn't go. Man has made :TorEN Wn:KNIGHTS 'TIL lOrM. WEEKENDS ';TiL'ZAM',\/' ...... ,'. '.'. . . ' .... ' .' Handel'...... h" (chora musIC Desperation and Tao Bates College Choir performs the use of all name Indonesian Art Christmas section Dec 1-2 at 8 pm In stubbornness able parts of the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, Bates joined in her then & Jewelry College Lewiston. Free and open to pig. Take, for in the public. For more information, call and she hauled stance, its hide, 786-6330. St. G_rge Chamber Play.ra Dec back and gave the which, cleaned, 2 (classical) Benefit for the renovabon door a solid kick. beaten and fried of the State Street Church. Two bas It did the trick, sonists - Arsith Freeman of the p~ into pork rinds, President Bush tou ts as the ul ti and recording artist Otto Eifert - Jo~n The Nutcrack.r American Ballet What emerged some hours later was the real mate snack. Livers and lights too are used. The pineist David Maxwell. Performance IS East's production Nov 24-25 at 2 and 8 WALL thing: succulent, crispy, crackly. Escaped from head goes into head cheese (or brawn or potted at8 pm at the State Street Chur,?h, 159 m at Portland City Hall audltonum. 874-0000 State St. , Portland. AdmiSSIOn IS $10, 'Rckets are available at AmerlCBn Bal bed and sitting on the floor in the living room by head). Their feet make fine eating according to 18 Monument Square $6 for seniors and swdents. For more let East, 1 7 Bi shop SI., Portland. For my mother's chair.,i was allowed one small taste some. According to others, pigs' blood makes a information, call 839-5922. more information, call 878-3032. OPENING+ Paul Wlnt.r Consort Dec 2 (new Chem-F.... Danc. sponsored by and begged one more, A small epiphany of fla nice rich pudding or a savory soup. And pigs' Danforth St... t Gall.ry, 34 Dan age) Preview of the conso.rts work "The WINGS Inc. Nov 25, 8 pm-l am at vor, it was a revelation to me. T rae: which will receIVe ItS. world pre Temple Beth-EI, 400 Deering Ave., fortlh St., Portland. Works on paper by milk is said to be nutritionally closest to human's Salazar. All works have been donated miere in New Yor\(. ShOWbm.e IS at. 6 Portland. From the earliest times, man has adored the (this seems to be a well-kept secret -atleast I have pm at Saints Peter and Paulin LeWIS "azz Danc. Eva Vongenscy, founder by Salazar and proceeds from sales goes to Very Special Arts and Danforth pigand reviled him. Oneof the beautiesofthe pig never heard a pediatrician suggest it), The vener ton. Tickets are $121$10. For more and former director of Les Ballet Jazz information, call 782-7228. Street Gallery, a non-profit gallery. Gala is his easy raiSing, Unlike other beasts, the pig de Montreal is in residency With Casco opening Dec 1 ,5:30-8 pm. For more In able "Joy of Cooking" offers a recipe for pigtails Magic of Chri.tmas Portland Sym- Bay Movers Nov 27-Dec 2. She Will hony Orchestra, tenor John Walker, teach six one and a half hour classes formation, call 775-6245. requires no broad land for grazing, no particular blanched and sinunered and served with turnip The Art Gall.ry at SI~ D•• ring, OPEN EVERY DAY Fk;y Singers of Maine and the M!,glC of (intermediate-advanced level) at 341 foods, Pigs could be (and were) raised in towns, greens.l even ran across a packageof ears in Shop Christmas Chorus perform Chnstmas Cumberland Ave., Portland. Schedule Portland. "Spirit of Christmas," an programs Dec 8-17 at Portland City exhibition of paintings by Betty Lou allowed the run of the house, given scraps of 'n Save the other day. I asked the clerk what they 372 Fore Street • Old Port is as follows: Nov 27 at 7 pm, Nov 28 at Schlemm through Dec. PreView and Hall Auditorium. Performances are Dec 11 am Nov 29 at 7 pm, Nov 3O-Dec 1 table food that would otherwise havebeen tossed, were good for. He just shrugged and grinned at Portland • 773-6884 8 at8 pm, Dec 9-10 a12:30 and 8 pm, reception for the artist Dec 1 , 6-9 pm. at 11 :30 am and Dec 2 at 12:30 pm . Open house Dec 2, 11 am-5pm. Hours : The poorest of peasants could keep a pig, Even me, And once, in the dirt crawlspace under a Dec 14- 15 at 8 pm and Dec 16-17 at Admission is $8 per class. For more Featuring 2'30 and 8 pm. Tickets are $22, $20, Tue-Sat 11 am-5 pm dunng the hrst 19th-century New York was still familiar with farmhouse in Arundel, I stumbled upon jars and information, call 871 -1013, two weeks of the month; by appoint Food of the Gods $15 and $9. TICkets may be purchased Four Tue.... y. Ram Isla.nd " D~ce the sight of the urban pig. Cincinnati early on was jars and an open barrel of every conceivable pork Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm at 30 Myrtle St., Company's "Uve from StudiO I senes ment thereafter. 772-9605. every Saturday night" Greg Geisler Portland or by phone at 773-8191. , is an exploration of works - m-pro~ress known as Porkopolis. In Milwaukee residents in piece being preserved in a muddy brine. This Portland Symphony Orche.tra. by the company, including a "trIO H,?w the 1840s complained that pigs were a public time 1 didn't ask. Greek food and spirits ~:':'1-, Invites you to experience Plano Competition First-prIZe win Long Must I Wrut for You? by Mln ner will receive $2,500 and a contract niapolis choreographer linda Shaplr? AROUND TOWN+ nuisance, running down small children and Religious considerations aside, I wonder at The Good Table. the recording studio that works for a performance with the PSO Chrl.tln.'. Gall.ry, 24 US Route 1, Afflnnatlv. Action v.,.us R .. Telemark Instructors Training One-day Yarmouth. ·Color: Mixed Media Col v.rs. DI.crimlnation: A,. Quo intensive workshop Dec 2, 8:30 am at lage:works on paper by Dale Maclach ta. ba.eeI on HX and rac. un the Appalachian Mountain Club's Shape Up at Your Own Pace lan Lewis through Nov 30.lmpression con.titutlonal? Participants in this Pinkham Notch Camp in N.H. For res istic landscapes and still lives by Eve film include Ellen Goodman, former ervations or workshop information, call lyn Winter Pogorzelski through Dec. EEOC Chair Eleanor Holmes, Wash 603-466-2727. Hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm, Thu until ington Post columnist William Rasp Portland Recreations Wint.r Pool the facilities, the knowledgeable 8 pm. 846-6128. berry, and United Federation of Teach Hours continue through March. Elem.nt. Gall.ry, 56 Maine St. , Port ers President Albert Shanker. The film Reiche Pool (874-8874): Adult Swims staff and the friendly atmosphere MORE land. "Folk Inspirations: Celebrating and discussion series "The M W F, 7-8 am; T Th Sa, 12-1 pm; M ~''i'\..'' so you can get yourselfin the Traditions: group show of humorous Constitution: That Delicate Balance" is F, 4-6; Open Swims T Th, 3-4:30; Th, ON THE WALL subjects by Maine artists and being held Nov 28, 7 pm at Thomas 6:30-6 pm, Sa, 1-2:30 pm . Riverton by Mike Quinn shape you want and enjoy craftspeople through Jan5. Hours:Tue Memorial Library, 6 Scott Dyer Rd., Pool (874-8456): Adult Swims M-F, doing it. If you're not happy Cong,.•• Sq_,. Gall.ry, 594 Con Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 2-5 pm. 729- Cape Elizabeth. Free and open to the 12:15-1 :lSpm; Sa, 12-1 pm; M W F, 6- gress 51., Portland. Oils by Biff AHas 1108. public. For more information, call 799- 7:30; Open Swims M W, 7:30-9 pm , with the way you look and feel, and Jill Hoy, hand-coloredphotographs Gov.mor. Gall.ry Spac., State 1720. Sa, 1-3 pm...... ' , then call and let us give you by David Klopfenstein and watercolors Capitol Building, Augusta. Maine Crafts Changing S.a.on., Changing Falmouth Community Program. by Carlton Plummer and Alan Sanborn Month Show features quilts by Ellie Spac•• Interior designer Lisa Whited Open Gym Hours: Open Gym for people a free tour of our studio. through Nov 30. Hours: Mon-Sat 10 Panscoe of Bangor, weaVln\ls by Susan speaks on transforming living space to in grades 6-12 Saturdays through Dec .. '. am-5 pm . 774-3369. Michel Grosjean of Franklin and fiber lit changing seasons at the monthly 9, 1-3pm at the high school gym; Open -' .. Danforth St,..t Gall.ry, 34 Dan related media-weavings by Susan Bow meeting of the Business Women's Gym for adults Sundays, through Dec forth St., Portland. ·The Essence of ditch of Auburn through Dec 4. Hours: Network of Maine Nov 29, 6 pm at 17,6-8 pm at the high school gym; Co glass jewelry Maine: works by senior citizen artists Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm . 289-2724. Tortilla Flat, 1871 Forest Ave., Port Ed Volleyball Tuesdays through Dec necklaces, bracelets, earrings, through Nov 24 . 775-6245. Maine Audubon Socl.ty, 118 US land. The Network supports and pro 19, 7-9 pm at the middle school gym pins, bolo ties, fun stuff. Dean V.I.ntga. Gall.ry, 60 Hamp Rt. 1, Falmouth. Wood woven baskets motes women in business through net ($1 for residents, $2 for non-residents); open every sunday l-Spm shireSt., Portland. Contemporary Prints by Adeline L. Allan 01 Portland through working and information exchange. Aerobics Tue and Thu, 6:15-7:15 pm, through Nov 26. Hours: Thu 5-9 pm, Nov. Hours: Mon-Sat 9 am-5 pm, Sun Membership is open to all women in Sat at 8:30-9:30 am. For more informa Sat-Sun 12-5 pm, and by appointment. 12-5 pm. 781-2330. terested in developing personal and tion, call 781-5255. 772-2042. Sawy.r St,..t Gall.ry, 131 Sawyer professional contacts. For more infor Evan. Gall.ry, 7 Pleasant St. , Port 51., s. Portland. Changing exhibits of mation or to make a reservation, call land. Color photographs from the docu works in clay of Marian Baker, Nancy Kim Kalicky at 773-3821. mentary project, Farm Security Ad Caroll, Lynn Duryea, Abby Huntoon The CUlTent Situation in Ea.t G.,.. Rear U.S. Route 1 ministration. which documents the and Nancy Nevergole through Dec 31. many Otto Emersleben, East Ger 1===~~iN~~=~170 CONTEMPORARV GLASS federal assistance programs to impov Hours : Sat 12-5 pm and by appoint man writer and proponent of demo Falmouth, ME • 781-4502 2D MILK STReET / 207 772·9072 erished farm families ravaged by the ment. 767-7113. cratic reform, speaks Nov 29, 7:30 pm PORTLAND MAINE 04101 Depression. Photos by Jack Delano, USM Art Gallery, Gorham. USM in Daggett Lounge, Wentworth Halt, Russell Lee, Marion Post Wolcott and Faculty Art Show Nov 3O-Dec 14. Clos Bowdoin College, Brunswick. Free and John Vachon are on exhibit through ing reception Dec 14,4 pm. 780-5409. open to the public. For more informa Dec 30 . Hours : Tue-Fri 10 am-6 pm, tion, call 725-3151. Sat 11-5 pm . 879-0042. Godd..... In Ev.rywoman The Gall.ry 127, 127 Middle St. , Portland. Women's Book Discussion Group at Selected works on canvas and by John Woodford's Church will discuss the Hultberg from the '60s through the pres book by Jean Shinoda Bolen Nov 29, 7 FOR ent, and sculpture in granite and marble pm in thechurch parlor, 202 Woodfords by N.H. artist Gary Haven Smith through St., Portland . Call Rev. Nancy Ives at Nov 30. Hours: Tue-Fri at 12-5 pm , Sat 774-8243 il you r.lan to attend. 12-4 pm . 773-3317. Th. Con.tltut on: Our Writt.n Good Egg Caf., 705 Congress St, L-._y series continues with ·Learn Portland. Paintings and photographs ing To read Our Own Works : Interpret by Dave Roberts through Nov 30. ing and Amending the Constitution in G,..n Mountain Coff_ Roa.t.r, the 19th Century" Nov 30, 12:10-12:50 TheKIDS a ••t Chri.tma. Pegeant Ev.r Temple St., Portland. Painting and pm at the Portland Public Library, Children'S production tells the story 01 . , drawings by Wes Frese through Dec MonumentSquare, Portland. The reael how an annual pageant is taken over 19. 773-4475. ing/discussion series will be led by by a family of juvenile delinquents. Per OFF THE Assistant Attomey General James A. formanoes are Nov 24-Dec 3 at the Nancy Margoll. Gall.ry, 367 Fore St. , Por~and . Recent work by new McKenna. Printed materials for the se Schoolhouse Arts Center In Sebago gallery artists through Dec : Daniel Hale, ries are available at the library. Free Lake Village - Fri at 7:30 pm, Sat at 2 furniture; Daniel Salisbury, fiber; Char . and open to the public. For more infor and 7:30 pm and Sun at 2 pm. Tickets . , les Schwarz, metal; Eleanor McKay, mation, call 871-1700, Ext. 758. are $4 for adults, $3 lor children under • • • I metal; Paula Garrett, jewelry; Yoko Hi P,..ump.cot Riv.r Watch Monthly 12. For more information, call 642- rosawa, glass; Claudia Hollister, clay ; meetinll to discuss tax-exempt status, 3743. Tory Hughes, jewelry; Francine Patti, WALL fundralsing and cooperation with Annual Toy Driv. at the Children'S fiber; Suzanne Bucher, jewelry. Hours: Syntagma: F ....lnlsm and the schools Nov 30, 7 pm at the Barron Museum, 746 Stevens Ave., Portland. Mon-Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun 11 am-6 Avant-Gard. Film Film, lecture and Center, Brillhton Ave., Portland. Open Toys are being collected beginning Nov pm. 775-3822. discussion Nov 28 , 7 pm in Smith Au to the publIC. 24 to donate to children in need at the . Panache, 165 Commercial St, Port ditorium, Sills Hall, Bowdoin College, Earth First Dave Forman , radical en museum. For more inlormation, call .- -:";~•• t ~.~_ .. ) ~ land. Portraits and Partial Portraits: Brunswick. Free and open to the pub vironmentalist and co-founder of Earth 797-KITE. lic. Formoreinformation, call 725-3151 . First, speaks on the Earth First move ------r-- <>. ~.o::s; Photographs by Arthur Fink through Swimming L •••on. Portland Rec ~ ~ Dec 2. Hours: Tue and Sat 9 am-5 pm, Origami and Japane•• Gift Wrap" ment and the necessity of preserving reation's Aquatic Division is accepting Darts is not just for people who don't like to move Wed-Fri 9 am-8 pm. For more informa ping workshops offered by the Ja~n thewildemess Dec 1,7:30 pm in Kresge registrations beginning Nov 27 lor the ~'"" tion , call 774-3465. America Society of Maine. Origami for Auditorium, Bowdoin College, Brun winter session of Saturday morning Pay.on Gall.ry of Art, Westbrook adults Nov 28,7-9 pm . (Cost is $7.) Ori swick. Free and open to the public. For swim classes at the Riverton Pool, A Mexican Restaurant College, 716 Stevens Ave., Portland. llami for children Dec 2, 2-4 pm. (Cost more information, call 725-3151. 1600 Forest Ave., Portland Winter "Laurence Gartel : Nuvo Japonica: an IS $5.) Japanese Gift Wrapping Dec 2, Maine Wood. R •••rv. Jym 51. session begins Dec 30 and continues Needle-nose jocks & exhibit of works that combine drawing, 9-11 am . (Cost is $7.) Workshops are Pierre, director 01 the Maine office of 10 weeks . For more information, call computer imaging, and photographs offered atJASM office, One Bank Road, the Wilderness Society speaks at the 874-8456. Let's get rightto the point, Portland, The fastest The middle game is called cricket. ronsisting of Watering Hole through Dec 17. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am- Portland. For more information, call Sierra Club public meetin9 Dec 1,7:30 Scl.nc. Party Workshop for school 4 pm (Thu until 9), Sat-Sun 1-5 pm . 774-4014 . pm althe Public Safety BUilding, Middle age children - science games Nov 28, growing indoor "athletic" competition in this fine three separate two-{)n-two matches. The winners 797.9546. Po.t-Modeml.t CUrNnt. from the St., Portland. 3:15-4:15 at the Children'S Museum. city is not bowling, bocrhe, bingo or billiards. In have to hit in order the 20, 19,18,17,16,15 and Union Station Plaza Portland Public Library, Monument P.nnanent Collection Larry Lutch Money and Spirit Two-day workshop 746 Stevens Ave., Portland. For more Square, Portland. "Celebration," a col mansingh, gives a gallery talk Nov 29 Dec 1-2 at the General Theological information, call 797-KITE . fact, it's not even a "13" word, Bull's-eye spots. If a spectator leaves to refill her lection 01 landscape oil paintings and at 1 pm and Dec 3 at 3 pm at the Walker Center of Maine, 159 State St. , Port A F ••tival of a ..... John Saccone "D" standsfordartsand thisgame has captured beer, she might miss this one entirely (depending Fabulous Food • Marqaritas reliefs by Priscilla Cross through Dec Art Building, Bowdoin College. Brun land. The purpose of the workshop is to and members of the Portland Sym from south of the border from out ()f this world 5. Hours: Mon, Wed andFri 9am-6 pm , swick. Free and open to the public. For look at how money affects many as phony's brass section will leature cir the attention of nearly every bar in the city. Why again on talent level). Tue and Thu 12-9 pm and Sat 9 am-5 more information, call 725-3275. pects of our lives. The cost is $45. For cus acts and brass music Nov 29-30 at have these three-inch needle-nose projectiles with Finally, the last game of the evening isa series of OPEN 7 DAYS 4 PM - Happy Hour Mon. to frio pm. 871-1700. Skowhegan School of Peintlng more information, call 874-2214. 9:30 am, 10:30 am and 1 pm at the How Will W. Menage Change pretty feathers caused such a stir around these six-{)n-{)ne matches known as30l.lt's lessof a total 242 St. John St., Union Sta. Portland 874-6444 THEATRE COMPANY Portland School of Art The Photo and Sculptu,. Figurative painter Italian Heritage Center, Portland. Ad Gallery, 619 Congress St., Portland. Connie Hayes presents and discusses Pamela Plumb, co-chair 01 Vision 2000, miSSion is $2 for children and adults. parts? to conquer but it's done by a solo perfonner, "Zeitraum : Timeperiod" through Dec scholarship opportunities at the Skow discusses how the quality 01 lile in For tickets , call Marianne Greenlaw at • TID Juan's CONCORD, NH • Margarita's ORONO, ME presents 22. Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-9:30 pm, Fri hegan School Nov 30, 4 pm in Beam Greater Portland region can be im 799-5551 . Well, basically because darts is that rare indoor instead of a triumvirate, 8 am-5 pm and Sun 11 am-4 pm, 775- Classroom, Visual Arts Center, Bow proved during the next decade at the Art for Th. Fun of II and Holldey game which combines talent, drama, and flair Eleven points are on the line every time dart 3052. doin College, Brunswick. Freeandopen Chamber of Commerce's Eggs 'n Is Gift Making Two workshops for kids "WORKI NG" St.ln Gallery Contemporary to the public. Formore information, call sues breakfast Dec 5, 7:15-9 am at the grades 2-8 at the Reiche Community crammed into the smallest of conceivable spaces. teamsget together. Two in601, three in cricket and Gla ••, 20 Milk 51., Portland. New and 725-3151. Sonesta Hotel, Portland. Cost is $8 for Center, Brackett 51. , Portland. Art lor Despite the relatively small shooting area, darts is six in301. A wizmathematician is always good to experimental works by gallery artists Craft. Fair United Maine Craftsmen's members, $10 for non-members. Res the Fun 01 It is Thursdays, Nov 3O-Dec NOV 24 - DEC 17 through Nov 25. 772-9072. 12th Annual Crafts Fair Dec 2, 10 am- ervations must be made by Dec 1. For 21 at 6 pm ; Holiday Gift Making is one of the most popular television sports through have around because this game cannot be tallied USM Area Gall.ry, Campus Center, 6 pm and Dec 3, 10 am-5 pm at the more information, call 772-2811. Saturdays, Dec 2-23 at 12 noon . Fee out rontinental Europe and England. Spectators on fingers and toes, Portland. •John Hultberg: Selected USM Gym, Portland. Free parking and Community L.adershlp Institut. for either is $10. To register, call 874- THU • FRI. SAT Works from Four Decades- through admiSSion. USM's Department of Community 8873. hovering around thepit only add to the excitement Mike Palmer is a typical Portland darts person. 8:00PM Dec 14. Hours: Mon-Sat lOam-l0 pm, A C.I.bration of Chine.. Art. Programs is curren~y taking applica Child,.n'. Piggy aank Shop Chil and the anticipation of the upcoming winning He is a rompetitive businessman trying to relax Sun 12-5 pm. 780-4090. Demonstrations in the art of cooking tions lor the January 1990 program. dren ages 12 and under are invited to The W ••t Side R•• taurant, Pine Chinese dumplings, tying Chinese The four-month program is lor people shop for gifts lor the whole family Dec shot. and unwind at the end of the day. An advertising SUN 7:00 PM St., Portland. Recent work by Bevin knots, and wrillng calligraphy d spon who are or want to be actively involved 2, 10 am- 12 noon at the YWCA , 87 If you're a darts veteran, be patient here. If you rompany owner, Palmer contributed "Darts is a sored by the Chinese American Friend in boards, committees , commissions Spring St. , Portland. No gifts are priced Engman through Dec 3. 773-8223. don't have a clue, pay attention. The Portland T1ckets available at 1tle ship Association Dec 2, 4 pm at the and other community or~anizations . hlQher than $2. Refreshments for par wonderful game, All players shake hands before Restaurant and Tayern Cape Elizabeth Lions Club, Route 77 The cost is $450; schofarshlps are avait ents. For more inlormation, call 874- Darts Association is divided into eight separate and after the match, sincerely wishing each other Stein Gallery. Milk Street. or (near Two Lights). Donations accepted able. For more inlormation, call 874- 1130 ext. 6. OUT OF TOWN+ to cover costs . For more information, 6500. a,.akfa.t With Senta Santa, holi leaguesstartingatAAand A proceeding onto B, C, good luck. One never shoots against the other • THE BEST FOOD ON THE WATERFRONT! • The Mad Horse Theatre call Sally Ng al 879-0182 or Susan Southworth Planetarium Astron day activities and live information for D classes as well. DD games, for instance, take player. The idea is to bring out the best in yourself. Art Exhibit and Sal. to b.neflt Lieberman at 773-3192. omy Shows Fri-Sun at 7 pm ; Laser kids of all ages Dec 2, 9-11 am at the 955 Forest Ave. Portland The Santa Fund sponsored by the Shows Fri-Sun at 8:30 pm. Admission Father Hayes Center. Stevens Ave., much longer to romplete because the skill level of In golf you play the hole, In darts you play against Luncheon Specials Merry-Meeting Art Association through . (207) 797-3338 is $3 for adults, $2 for students and Portland. Admission is $4 per person the players is considerably lower and required the board. I thoTOughlyenjoy the competition and Every Day! Dec 3 at the Topsham Fair Mall. For children (no children under 5). Wednes for members of The Children'S Mu more information, call 729-1528. day afternoon program for students of seum, $5 for non-members. For more numbers are not hit with as regular a frequency. the camaraderie." Warm up with our Attorney G.n.ral Gall.ry Spac., all ages , 3:3O-5:3Opm , $2. For more in information, call The Children's Mu To see such an extensive differentiation of tal Steve "Reno" Libbyisconsidered by many to be VJ;; homemade soups & State Offioe Building, 6th Iloor, Au lormation, call 780-4249. seum at 797-KITE . gusta. Photographs by Maggie Foskett Children'. Mus.urn, 746 Stevens ent, one would have to head out to the softball theclutchdartthrowerin town. When a gameison chowders of Camden through Dec 1. Hours: Mon Ave., Portland. Paper Making Exhibit cliamond, But don't bother - they're muddy and thelinehe is thepersonyou wantin thesaddle,sort Fri 9 am-5 r.m . 289-2724. includes paper displays, instructional aat_ Col.ge Mu•• um of Art, classes on paper making and paper half frozen. You're better off to stay wann inside oftheJackNicklausof the 18th hole, Reggie Jackson Olin Arts Center, Lewiston . "Prints Irom making facilities ; Energy Exhibit offers your favorite tavern and watch one of the follow in the 9th inning, Joe Montana of the fourth quar Vinalhaven Press : The First Five hands-on learning using computer Years: an exhibition of 50 works of software, puzzles, demonstration and ing three games, which are the makings of dart ter,Joan Benoitin the last half mileof the marathon, internationally known artists produced more to look at energy use in Maine . rompetitions, etc. Clutch is "Reno" at the line needing a double between 1984 and 1989 at this master For more information, call 797-KITE . print shop located on Maine's Vinal Stori•• for Kids Portland Public li 601. Wrong, jeans-breath, this is not a pair of bull's-eye. He is uncanny at coming up with the haven Island through Nov 26. Hours: brary (871-1700): Mon , Wed and FrI, expensive leisure pants. 601 is theopeninggamein big one at the critical juncture. What's the secret. Tue-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1-5pm. 786- 10:30 am ; Riverton Branch Library 6158. SENSE (797-2915): Fn, 10:30 am; Peaks Is a darts match, whose object is to reduce the total to Reno modestly offered, '1t's a casual game for aowdoin CoII.ge Mus.urn of Art, Portland R.publican City Com land Branch (766-5540) : Wed, 10:15 zero before your opponent does. The board is honest fun and recreation. Darts draw~ a good Fri. & Sat. BrunsWick. Say Can You See: a mitt_ meets Nov 27, 7 pm at the am; South Portland Public Library (799- clivided into20numbers,each withasingle,double Dec. 1-2 American Photographs, 1839-1939 Riverton School. For more informa 2204): Fri, 10:15 and 11 :15 am (3-5 crowd of good people. That's what I like about our (through Dec 10); A Romanoe with Re tion, call Carloyn at 773-8865. yearolds); Scarborough Public Library and triple hitting area. The bull's-eye and double matches; regular folks having regular fun. We're alism : The Art of Jean-Baptiste Car Comput.,., Ethic. and Educa (883-4723): Wed, 10:30 am and 1 pm bull's-eye are, surprisingly, in the middle. The peaux (through Dec 10). Hours: Tue tion is the topic 01 this month's CPSRI (3-5 year olds) and Tue, 6:30 pm (4-5 not talking about motorcycle gangs here," Sat 10 am-8pm , Sun 2-5 pm. 725- Maine meeting, a chapter of Computer year olds); Prince Memorial Library, game must start and end ona double space. Great No we're not, For about $10 you can buy a 3275. Oil and pastel paintings by Bath Professionals for Social Responsibil SPORT Cumberland (829-3180): Wed, 10:30 HAPPY HOUR players are arutely aware of the mathematics of decent set of starter darts. Don't bother to read artist Lee Brown are on exhibit through ity, Nov 27, 5:30 pm at Room 340 DownEa.t Ski Club holds its 28th am (2-3 year olds) ; Thu, 10:30 am (3- Dec 28 in Lancaster Lounge, Moulton PRVTC, 196 Allen Ave., Portland. For annual ski sale Nov 25, 9 am-9 pm at 5 year ofds). every moment of this game, Going out from 126 some books about the rules. Enjoy their dramatic 4-6 MON.-FRI Union. more information, call 797-3324. the USM gymnasuium, Falmouth St. , Flick. for Kids Portland Public U means you take a triple on 19 and not on 20. If that interpretation at one of Portland's fine watering on the waterfront The Caldbeck Gall.ry, 12 Elm St., K.nnebec Rlv.r Lectu,. S.ri •• Portland. People interested in selling brary (871-1700): Sat, 10:30 am and Rockland. The Art of G.A. Curtis Dec 1- "How Did the River Get to be Where their present equipment may register Tue at 3:30 pm. Riverton Branch (797- makes no sense to you, then that's two of us. holes, And please remember: itisnot wise to stand in the Old Port 29. Opening reception Dec 1, 5-7 pm. 2915): Thu-Fri, 3:30 pm ; Peaks Island and What It Is?" Lecture given by ~ems at the gym Nov 24, 4-8 pm. Anyway, there is always a plan to reduce the directly in front of the board during a match. 84 Commercial Street Hours: Tue-Sat 11 am-6 pm, Sun l-S geologist Dr. Joseph Kelley Nov 28, Cro•• -Country SkIIng Serl•• con Branch (766-5540): Tue, 3.15 pm ; pm. 594-5935. 5:45 pm at the Maine Maritime Mu tinues at L.L. Bean . Waxless skis is the South Portland Public Library (799- monstrous 601 total to nothing. It happens a lot Portland, ME • 774-3550 The C.nt.r for The Art., 804 Wash seum, 243 Washington St., Bath. topic Nov 28, 7:30 pm at the Casco 2204): Fri, 3:30-4:30 pm. faster than you might think, with three teammates Mike Quinn got Reno's autograph last week and it's not for ington 51., Bath. Paintings by William Admission is $6 for museum members, Street Conference Center, located off and Stell Shavis through Dec 2. Hours: $8 for non-members. For more infor Rt 1, Freeport. For more information, firing away, sale. Tue-Fri 10 am-4 pm, Sat 12-4 pm. 442- mation, call 443-1316. call 865-4761. 8455. MORE+ -0..- __ ...... 24 Casco Bay Weekly The Convention .nd VI.ltors Bu Divorce Perspective. PlO!lram for ....u is looking for volunteers to pro divorced men and women designed to NofJtmbtr 22, 1989 2. vide general information to Portland provide assistance and support in visitors, answer questions about the dealing with the adjustment process city, and spend time working in a small and becoming aware of divorce as an Index Make retail shop. Light office duties are also opportunity for growth. Thanksgiving animals home services part of this position. For more informa meeting Nov 22, 7:30 pm . 'Children's antiques learning WELL tion, call the Center of Voluntary Action Issues' is the topic of the meeting Nov auctions legal services at 874-1015. 29, 7:30 pm at Woodfords Congrega auditions lost & found Tilne C.rollng.t Mercy Hospital People tional Church, 202 Woodfords St. , billboard musical instruments with good voices are needed to share Portland. Donation is $1 .50. For more biz services notices the holiday spirit with patients in nurs information, call Ingraham Volunteers boats person to person ing units at Mercy Hospital. For more HoUine at 774-HELl'. body & soul recreation For Your information, call the Center of Volun Outright Support group for gay/les bUSiness opportunnies ride board tary Action at 874-tOI5. bian young people, 22 and younller, catering roolTY11ates NESS American C.ncerSoclety Giftwrap meets weekly. For more informauon , stuff for sale child care Psycho-Social Disorders Related volunteers are needed to wrap gifts for call 774-HELP or 774-TALK. dating services wanted Social Life to the Development of E.tlng this annual lundraiser to support re Support Group for s.p.r.ted.nd employment wheels What are you waiting for? WhY spend all of your Disorders ToPIC of the monthly search, education and services to Divorced People 35 and over. For entertainment for hire yard sale meeting of NEED (New England Eat cancer patients. The Gift Wrap is sched more information, call 934-1692. flea marl COMPLETE THIS FORM & MAIL OR DELIVER TO: Classified ads must be paid for in ad vance. We accept cash, personal checks, CASCO BAY WEEKLY money orders, VISA and MASTERCARD. ~oupon Classified Department Consult the RATES in the coupon to deter the CBW mine the cost of your ad. FOUND ~ems are CllISolned All charges are per week 187 Clark Street listedfreeasapublicservice. 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If you Services in· neither boat is getting BA THEATER MA.JOR ERNIE POOK'S Comeek option including CD player, transportation. $695 or best on one side, otherwise in cruise, stereo, new tires, are a single woman age 25- clude prenatal care, nutrition anywhere. Maybe, if we makes professional and and Marlys fans , .... Lynda red with red interior. Must offer. Step-up QH trailer, great condition. $2800, call battery, alt. Good condition, 30 then we probably have a 'Barry has created at-shirt counseling, homebirth, pap latch together we can get artistic quality VCR movies. I sefl, buying house. Call Dom good condition, $900 or best 773-7468. with new sticker. $1000 or lot in common. If you are smears. Call for free con the boats moving again . capture memorable moments just for Marlys. Show your at 774-5626 or 865-3058 oHer. 929-6956. 1982 HONDA CIVIC 4- best offer. 775-6586. interested in meeting a single sultation visit. Heidi Fillmore Winner r two ee etickets MWM 27, seeking MF 25-45 of all occasions. $25 plus friends where you went this 1985 SAAa 900-s 4-door, MUST SELL 1983 Renault dr silver sedan, 70k miles, 83 TOYOTA CAMRY LX guy who likes to share Patrick, 657-3180. for correspondance and film, call Mary Mary, 774- summer "visit Marlys' World 5-speed, sun-roof, air Alliance. 5-spd, sunroof, excellent condition, $2850. CC, AC, all power, AM-FM uncommoness, then write to and Universe + Galaxy·. METAPHYSICAL Read comQliments of the Maine Mall Cinema! morel Photo appreciated. 2552. conditioning. AM-FM Clarion high mileage but runs great, 773-5013. casselle/equalizer, excel ings from a spiritual perspec CBW Box 483. PO Box 472 DTS, Portland COMPUTER MANUAL in Shirts are 100% cotton with Cassette, 68 K miles, cruise always starts, $950. Call 1985 VW GTI AIC, lent shape, high miles, $2800 tive offer insight and practi GWM 28 hi, I'm an 04112. English. Kindergarten clear black ink. 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Box 368, Limerick, ME, inbd/outbd Volvo Penta. 4 Marquis LS, loaded, 46k, 5700 days or 773-0886 0692 or 775-7926 ask for I'm easy-going and have a car. $4550 or best offer. smoking, control weight. 49, DTS, Portland, ME, 04112 sensible person then we 04048. cyl, twin carb, solid boat, new mufffer & shocks, eves. Erik. 772-2919 or 773-8589. stress, fears, insomnia, good sense of humor, hope should meet. CBW Box 509. needs minor work. $1000 firm excellent condition . $5500 or 77 VW RABBIT diesel, to hear from you! CBW Box TOYOTA Pickup 1984 1981 VW RABBIT 4-dr, pain . Enhance creativity, GEORGE BUSH is not the Call 883-1473 between lOam best oHer, 773-2577. impeccable maintenance Highway miles, well 99,800 miles, $800. Call 761- 485. concentration. etc. Greater only person you will want to toBpm SCHOOL BUS for sale. record, near mint condition, maintained. Cap, sliders, 9450 after 6:30. WANTED: TALL, Portland house-calls If you have placed an ad In the Casco Bay weekly perean... yaw meet in K-Port this year! This QUEEN SIZE waterbed Ideal spare route bus , cloth interior, 4-dr, 4-spd, aluminum wheels ,. $3500. or 1987 FORD F-350 I-ton educated SWM 28-36 who ad iSMomaticatly ent.ed In the PERSONAL OFTttE WEE)( cont. Jam Session available. For free brochure fun-loving, independant and with mirrored head church bus or camper AM-FM cassette with best offer. 772-3258. truck with stake bed . can put the star on my for that week, Wear.looklng for ada that •• aeatlYe, witty and too. call 772-2442. Eliott Cherry, Wlnnerawill receive thtir tick_In themail. open woman is looking for an board/bookcase. Six draw conversion . Seats 28 kids or equalizer, luggage rack, 1987 FORD ESCORT GL Transferable life-time rust Let'sspend the puzzle together(now Can you solve the Real Puzzle? Christmas tree without using R. Hy., Certified adventurous, responsible ers in base. Complete with 17 adults, $1750. Call Mark optional winter tires & rims, 4-dr, 5-spd, sunroof, AM-FM, proof warranty. 30,000 miles , we need you more than ever). We've If so, there could be a $20 gift certifi a stepstool. Skills in popcorn Hypnotherapist. and caring man. If you find heater, mattress, padded at 774-5721 days or 773- incredibly clean . Avg 45 elec. side mirrors, security $12,500, call 874-8529 M-F jammed together a few members of the cate for Alberta's in it for you (first stringing a definite plus, but ONGOING .JUNGIAN enjoyment in the simple frame. $350 or best offer. 3854 eves. mpg, $1495 firm . 784-2739. lock (hood deadbolt, fuel willing to train. Non-smokers or 787-2187 nights or week Stones, the Who and the Beatles, and prize). Second prize is no longer a great Dream group now has DOCTOR,45, interested SWM 30 intelligent, things in life-a good home 846-9583 1980 VW SCI ROCCO 4- valve). 33000 miles, ends. only (we dont want to set the would like your help in sorting them mystery! The long-awaited prize is a openings for new members. independant, successful cooked meal, a day of AIRLINE TICKETS one spd, 103k, 2 new radials, 1979 CUTLASS Sup excellent condition, $3900. 1983 FORD ESCORT, 2- tree on fire). Interviews are in meeting unusually out. We' ve given you the first and last $15 gift certificate for Green Mountain Meets weekly on Thursday attractive woman interested professional seeks canoeing or x-country skiing roundtrip, Portland to runs well , some rust. $475. reme Brougham. 72k, all Call Del 766-5153 or 776- dr hatchback, front wheel being conducted immed initial of each composile performer. Fill Coffee Roasters. Contestants are ineli evenings. For further positive, self-confident, plus much much more write Colorado Springs, Nov. 21- 647-5028 after 6PM. power, new transmission, 7497. drive, 4 cyl. 5-spd, 2-tone - iately with this tall SWF in dining out, travel, sailing, in the blanks. information please call 772- spirituality. Your kids are attractive F with sense of to PO Box 1042, 28. Call eves, 761-0140. 1988 TOYOTA Tercel, 5- $1800 or best offer. 76 1982 SUBARU sedan tan and brown . 72,000 miles, gible to win more than one prize in a elf .... bring your own star. CA.CO BAY 6031 or 883-4989 or 883- fine. Lets meet over coffee. humor. CBW Box 467. Kennebunk, ME 04043. Lets REFRIGERATOR 13 spd, 7500 miles, perfect Chevy Nova, AM-FM, blue red, 4-dr, PW, PS, PB, AC, great in snow, car has no four-week span and only one entry is 4979. CBWBox484. get acquainted! ..RVIC•• cubic It. afmond Kelvinator, 9 condition . Want an automatiC, AlC , $600 or best some rust, 129,000 miles, allowed per contestanl. MWF LOOKING for a PO Box 8125, Portland, SWM 25, handsome, problems! Ready to drive l)M T__ _ THE GODDESS IN YOU clean, fun, seeks MISSING YOU every .I•• nln •• years old, clean and in good automatic. 879- t 869 eves. offer. Call Ashley or Michael $1000 or best offer. Must away, $950. John, 839- All entries for this week's Real couple or female companion ME,04104 a workshop series in which SINGLE PORTLAND· submissive female for light square inch of Alaska . ...Inl.n.no. shape except for freezer 1985 BUICK RIVIERA at 761-4696. sell, 865-3433. 4576. 839-45768394576 Puzzle must be received by noon women explore their feminine for warm friendship and get You're the best thing thats door problem, good second fully loaded, excellent 1987 FORD BRONCO, 1985 FORD RANGER MUST SELL 1981 Pontiac togethers, who enjoy dining area guy seeks self B+D. Limits resPllcted...... HI ••• 2)K__ E. ___ Wednesday, Nov. 29. The solution to spiritual heritage to discover sufficient woman to take Send photo and phone to happened to me. See you at ...... Inl.rl.r. or camp refrigerator. $50, condition, call 879-1869. exc. cond., power package, with cap, 5-speed, 4-cyl , Grand Lemans . V-6 with: ac, out, watching home movies. this week's Real Puzzle will appear in ways in which the goddess Christmas ..... by the way, .zI.rI.r please call 774-5910 days. 1987 4X4 SUBARU GL cruise control, running $1650 or best offer. 772- ~c, ps , tw, pb, pw, JVC Will answer all, CBW Box the chill off those cold CBW Box 476. ,.I .. t. the Nov. 3D issue of Casco Bay Weekly. manifests in their lives. Nov . winter nights. Me: intuitive, GWM 29,6-1,165, here's haws your neck? SOLOFLEX weight coupe It. blue, 65k, great boards with lights, tire rack, 7880. stereo casselle, new 487. I .... 'Iu.... ln •• 3)R W ___ 18, 9:30-1:30, Brunswick. intellectual, sincere cynic, something different: I NOT PARTICULARLY .1•• trl •• I. machine. Includes leg- and shape. Asking $6500, call AlC , 36k, $13000, 829-3297 VOLVO 1965 122 2-dr, sticker. Very clean, $1500 or Send your only guess to: SINCERE, SENSITIVE, roo Call Regina Sclhaare at 729- high tech, the arts, coffee appreciate nature and outstanding or unusual, I fly-machine. The total at 797-4673. eves. nice condition, 2-litre, dual best offer. 774-6496 Or 775- shy DWM, 308, 6-2, 190, ...... 11 .... R••• • 0241 or Jill Fairchild at 773- sincere, trustworthy people am just a nice middle-aged home workoul. Its been used IF MOTHER TOLD YOU 1988 ISUZU TROOPER carb, 4-spd, sport exhaust. 5717 Real Puzzle '47 good-looking with old shops, humor, informal, ...... 1. r.t•• I 4)R. ___ 5932 for registration. companion, mileage in low who know what real New England lady (47) C.II 81'8·1'048 but not abused. Asking to stop being shiftless, get II, 22k, 4-dr, 5-spd, AMlFM $2500 or best offer. 637- CHEVY CAVALIER 1986 Casco Bay Weekly MEDITATION is a way ot fashioned values, athletic, friendship is and that has to seeking a nice man with $900, leave message at 799- Into gear with this standard tape, roof rack, rust-proofed, 2384. 4-dr, auto, AM/FM, AlC, rust professional yet fun-loving, 308. You: independant, with 187 Clark Street resting the mind, opening the a spark .... you fill in the come before anything else. Maine sensibilities. No ,------2119. trans . V-6, 1981 Malibu moving must sell, $ t0600, CHOICE 1984 Celebrity proof, low mileage, recent seeks friendship with slim, 5)B. ___ M.__ _ Portland; Maine 04102 ,- heart, and cultivating rest. Phone number please, Together and stable but just photo necessaary. Writing I - OKIDATA Microline 393 wagon. New sticker, runs call David, 729-3656. SIW. Newly rebuilt engine, muffler, excellent condition, attractive, mature female harmony in everyday life. thanks. CBW Box 472. recently coming to grips will disclose all. Respond printer, top of the line. strong, looks good. $950 77 FORD MAVERICK 6- 98K, $2600. 82 Dodge 400 $4500. Call 854-8246. possessing similar qualities Istructor: Carroll Dunn. 5 CLOSE YOUR EYES, with myself. Not into bars or CBWBox359. Software, extra fonts, and shifts ownerShip. 657-2454. cyl, royal blue, 4-dr, low 82K, $1600. Both cars well 1976 VOLKSWAGEN who enjoys good con Tuesdays, beginning Nov. breathe deeply, and touch drugs. Not promiscuous. :G~ ~ ribbons. Cost $1400, tested 71 CHEVY PICKUP with mileage, $450. Call 773-5850 maintained, good shape Campmobile with pop-top. versation, dining out, 14, 7:15 pm. $30 in this ad. Feel the heat? This Honest, generous, loyal, but never used, $850. Call toolbox and steel lumber eves. inside and out. Make oHers, reading, and spontaneity. Many extras, Florida car, Yarmouth. Call 846-0764 rare and attractive straight in appearance and : rf~""~i Fw~; 846-3397. rack, many new parts and 1980 BUICK REGAL V- 777-6904. clean, well-maintained, Non-smoker please. Photo after 6pm. combination of snips, snails actions, good-looking, I .... J, ORIENTAL RUG new sticker, runs well , $975. 6, 87k, excellent condition, 1987 JEEP COMANCHE appreciated. You won't be -~_ -"-- k---- . $2000 or best offer. 766- PSYCHIC READINGS by and puppy-dog tails invites affectionate but not Authentic, new, beautiful 761-2443. power brakes, windows, 4-cyl, 4-wheel drive sport 2025. disappointed! CBW Box 504 . COLLEGE STUDENT with Jan Moody. Tarot cards, exceptional females to effeminate, looking for I Order Now For A hand-woven Kashmir rug. 1987 OLDS CUTLASS locks, steering, cruise, AlC, truck. Power steering, power 1988 TOYOTA 4x2 SWM 34, physically. truck available to do odd Karmic horoscopes. Consult invest a postage stamp on same 21 - 33. Some Pure WOOl . 6'x4', similar ones Ciera-A/C , power windows, am-fm cassette, all-season brakes, AM-FM, black, excellent condition. t 4,000 emotionally, and spiritually jobs. Very handy and can fix I 2 Car Garage someone who cares. By the possibility of sultry interests include: outdoors, retail for $1700, bargain AM-FM stereo, cruise, tilt, radials, winterized, rust moderate highway miles, aware; honest and attractive most anything. Excellent miles, Brahma Cap, slide appointment or mail, call 725- romance and adventure. I coast, travel, gardening, I On a cement slab priced at $850. Must sell, car phone optional. 58k, proofed, inspected, well never plowed, good professional, looking for a references. Call anytime, windows, rust-proofing, AM 8226. For free brochure write am 32, 5-11, 160lbs, dark hiking, photography, I for A Tremendous 773-7988. excellent condition, $5500, maintained, $2300 eves condition . Good deal at woman equally interested in night or day. 774-2159, leave FM stereo, asking $7200. ' PO Box I, Topsham, Me. blonde, green-eyed prof camping, music, quiet SONY VIDEO camcorder, call 878-2748. 773-6813. $6000. Call 772-5304. Don, 839-4567 eves. please. embracing life. CBW Box message Price of 8-mm, many extras, perfect 04086 essional, desire friendship times, doing nothing, 1984 VW JETTA 4-dr, 5- 1984 HONDA CRX 5-spd 1986 SUBARU, excellent 74 PLYMOUTH 2-dr 505. THERAPEUTIC massage at the very least. CBW Box driving to nowhere. condition, $600 or best offer, spd, sunrOOf . blue cloth blue, AM cassette stereo, condition, AM-FM cassette, hardtop, S-8, low miles, 55k, GM 29, good-looking, your REMODELING By Vision call 725-3310 or 725-9494 Remember how to relax. 471. Intelligent but not Interior, fine condition, alloy wheels, excellent sunroof, 38 ,000 miles, inspection sticker, body T-shirt said 'Bad Boyr.,Club'. Crafters. 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As the holidays with processor, $2100. 774- Thigpen, Certified Massage MWM 30, thin, attractive, 100 words per minute-quick Ask for Carolyn permanent relationship draw ever near, wouldnt it 1. ______4334 days or 774-1013 Therapist, New Images, t 42 adventurous, seeks that turnaround time. Pickup and together. CBW Box 468. be nice to share them with a ELECTRIC TREADMILL High St, across from the perfect MWF for discreet and delivery available, call 774- INTERESTING and lovable romantic man? I'm running or walking up to 9 Sonesta, by appointment. passionate fun . Remember 5410. VACATION VALUE mph. used 4 months, 15 hardworking DWM mid-50s ready for friendship that GIFTS OF LOVE fo r forbidden fruits are the FACIALS: Organic aloe *EXCLUSIVE* seeks attractive, could lead to promising For sale-membership in originally $1000, will sacrifice clhildren and seekers of all sweetest... .. CBW Box 301 . vera products. Faoe scrub, adaptable, adventurous relationship. 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Joni at 773-0463 tubular steel legs, adjusts for Someday ... 195 Congress SI fashionable type preferred, letter to CBW Box 477. sell your item when you an intelligent, independant PORTRAITS for the FleE height and incline. Orig. between Levinskys and non-smoker/drinker, ps. MWM 40 professional, holidays. A unique gift in female who is not afraid to LIQUIDATION $179, now $50. Call 871- Whole Grocer, 773-3257, 10- CBW Box 469. educated, handsome charcoal or pastel, from life SALE place an ad in our keep up. Interested? CBW business-man with weekly 1023. 6 daily, O.S.! or a photograph of you, your Work station, Canon Box 510. YOU NEED IT. A want-ad overnights to Portland area ROUND·TRIP from child, or pet. 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On CBW BOX? and have reasonable rates . wheels, with floats . $6500 or Good references . Call Lisa best offer. Catamaran with The CBW Guarantee appljes at 773-2732. .,XtUttl*. new trampoline and roller reefing jib, $1400. 799-4305. only to the WHEELS and ifl Gay'! L.... ,.n'! TEAK STEREO cabinet, STUFF FOR SALE categories. r:mJ'jt!li9 'ii_ Jom thou.. of IClllbiana and py perfect condition. Purchased .. 1989 United Feature Syndicate. IDCII in Maine. Su.t.cribc to 01r at New England Music, NO WALL To contjnue your ad, you must Paper. For £me IAmple and wb Casco Bay Weekly tcription info-pu.t (mUJcd in • rectangular, 36x38x18. Dual notjfy us by Monday noon of pain cmodopc) wriz to: smoked glass doors, 5 DL~LIN 187 Clark St. Our "'per, Dept. Z shelves, holds over 200 the fourth week. Mjssing thjs P.D .Box 10744 ·NOVEMBER 9,1989. Portland, ME, 04102 PortImd, MQ.: 04104 albums, new $300 now $150. deadline vojds the guarantee, John, 839-4576 or 829-6124. 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