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Portland's FREE news and arts weekly Thursday April 20, 1989

THE DOCTOR

Dr. Bach.

Dr. Michael Bach sees more AIDS patients than any other doctor in Maine. They are all virtually certain to die. But until they do, Dr. Bach will keep trying.

See page 6. SMITH HOUSE

Before we can tell WU A Life.Chafing Resource or '. about Portlands finest health Chemica Dependency and fitness club, 7}eatment 91-93 State Street, Portland, ME 04101 we'D have to size you up. IN BRIEF: THERE'S A BEER BA1TLE BREWIN' ... Treatment for Geary's Pale Ale goes to court Alcoholism and Arts contribute cash David Geary, Portland Geary said that while his no objection during the 90 days, Will that be small, medium, three distributors in otherparts only contacting Geary after large or extra large? The arts contibuted $92 brewer of Geary's Pale Ale, is Chemical million to the Maine econ­ doing court battle with Valley of Maine sold an average of 13 Pine State took over. February Whatever yo ur size, we have a Bay Club percent more beer in 1988 than 10 Valley filed suit. By then the , shirt that'U fit you to a "1': And it's absolutely omy last year according to a Distributors Inc. from which free. Just come by the Bay Club Memben; Dependency . survey conducted by the he withdrew his business early in 1987, Valley sold 28 percent Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages Information Center at One City Center and New England Foundation for this year. less. In August he wrote to had reviewed the case, and pick up your own, specially designed shirt~ pronounced that Pine State was Once we size you up, wellteU you about • intensive, 4-week the Arts. April 14 the Maine Geary is claiming the dis­ BuckyRunser. Citing the Maine Casco Bay Weekly Bay Club, soon to be Portland's finest outpatient program Arts Commission announced tributor "failed to perform," Franchise Law, he told Runser the new distributor. health and fitness facility. We've designed David Geary is countersu­ Thursday an exciting club for both the fitness fanatic that money generated from allowing sales of the beer to go that Valley's performance was ing, claiming Valley breached April 20, 1989 as well as the occasional user, with com· • evening hours available non-profit performing arts flat in Kennebec, Somerset and seriously deficient. 28 pages plete strength training and Cardio·Action" "We are a small, struggling its contract by "failing to use its centers, aerobics studios, attractive locker centers, museums, historical Waldo counties last year. Val­ rooms with sauna and steam ... just what societies and community arts ley is claiming, in Kennebec company and we need to have best efforts" in selling Geary's you'd expect from a fin;t class club. Best • family program every day organizations has increased County Superior Court, that distributors who share our Pale Ale. Geary says, "We feel of aU, our higbly qualified fitness stall' will that we've been badly dam­ assist you to get the most benefit from your 63 percent in the last decade. Geary violated the Maine Fran­ goals. I have asked you twice {/' personalized fitness program. • three-month The survey took into account chise Law when he switched to to voluntarily release our aged and that we needed to get Stop by today for your free T·shirt and brand; and I am asking you out from underneath that. All hear about aU the exciting features at Bay aftercare program what the audiences and or­ Pine State Beverage Co. TALK '''::11: Club. We're sure you'U agree, when it ganizations spent on food, "I don't know why they again in this letter. Bucky, we want to do is go on about Mr. and Mrs. Fish comes to health and fitness, Bay Club's a please help us survive." OnOc­ our business." great fit for you. • fees reimbursable by most gasoline, etc. as well as pro­ would want to do this," said duction expenditures and Geary, who said the beer he's tober 14, 1988, Geary gave Runser has a keg of reasons insurers and Maine Medicaid admittance fees. The 2,265 been brewing for two years Runser the 90-day termination for the slow sales of Geary's people employed make arts makes up a tiny percentage of notice required by law. Pale Ale. In the first place, he the ninth biggest private Valley's business. However, Valley responded called the decline of sales a The At Smith House, clients "normal beer curve." He continue with their employer in the state. Under the Maine Franchise in January that the August let­ Law,a brewer may not sell beer ter does not fulfill the require­ claimed Geary wanted him to day-to-day lives while directly. It must be sold through ments of the "first notice." It do the hard work of establish­ AIDS receiving treatment. a distributor. The brewer gives didn't give the company a ing the brand in the area, then Lower sulfur for the distributor exclusive rights "specified reasonable period of give his business to another doctor Health and Fitnl!M" at One City CenleI; Rlrlland, 71~ time to cure the deficiency," distributor. And he said the For information or a brochure, industrial fuels to distribute the beer in a given STORY AND PHOTOS -One pel'" penon. WIllie lIuppilet M.sI 2O)ftI"I or okb to joia. wrote Valley's attorney Albert beer is hard to sell in his terri­ 1.1:. be please call 772-8822. Portland Rep. Jim Oliver area. The distributor marks up by Monte Paul•• n AlIothtrquabtyfimesseealtll" &om HMth ~ Corp;nIio.. predicted his legislation to the price of the beer to make a Bernier in a letter to Geary. It tory because there are no tour­ profit. To terminate this agree­ only asked voluntary release. ists or ski areas. (The territory lower the allowable sulfur ....- ..l~ ¥-"'f.;~~ ment the brewer must give the It wa~n't the first time Geary does, however, include the content for industrial oil will :~:-~..t·,.~.·~.; . M hit the floor of the House distributor two separate no­ had asked voluntary release. state capital, Augusta.) Runser ,. .,K ," u. M.)·IEWS within a couple of weeks. tices: one specifying the prob­ In January 1988 he had begun finally claimed Geary didn't Garbage and the arts Oliver said the bill would lem, and another giving a final, to worry a bout the fizzling sales supply him with the beer he IF THE TAXCAP lower the sulfur content from 90-day notice. at Valley, and he asked then to needed. 2.5 to 1.5 percent, yielding a While Geary claims he fol­ be voluntarily released from Geary said in response that 16 to 30 percent reduction in lowed the legal procedures to the agreement. Geary alleges Valley's territory may not be GOES sulfur dioxide emissions, end his contract with Valley, that Runser said he would sell great, but that doesn't explain ••• which produce acid rain. The Valley President Bernard his distribution rights to Pine why Valley's sales actually bill gota unanimous endorse­ "Bucky" Runserclaims Geary's State, but wouldn't name a declined. To Runser's other ment from the Energy Com­ first notice of termination was price. charges Geary replied, "Abso­ GOT Geary claims Valley made lutely false. Not true." so mittee, although the Maine incomplete. -Hannah Holmes CALENDAR Department of Environ­ Sleazoids and felines mental Protection testified NE RHOODS! for a higher allowable per­ LEASH LAW LOOMING centage. "Our own DEP," Organized and active neighborhoods are the said a disgusted Oliver. ''Isn't Baxter school governs Mackworth foundation of Portland. If a tax cap is approved on May that incredible?" The Attorney General's of­ were in the habit of walking problems of unleashed dogs ]~6~ 2nd, our neighborhoods may deteriorate. Needed LISTINGS fice has concluded that the their pets on the island raised and increased traffic on Mack­ services and programs that help make Portland so Commissioner of the Depart­ objections and questioned the worth. The committee is now attractive and provide the quality of life we all enjoy, West End parking ment of Education and Cul­ authority of the Governor ready to submit some sugges­ tural Services (DECS) has sole BaxterStateSchool for the Deaf tions, which include the en­ :::;f!! ;([Jt; EATS may have to be cut. pushed to summer Carnivorous dining Portland City Councilor authority over Mackworth Is­ to make rules on what they forcement of a leash law, to Eve A tax cap could rob neighborhoods of programs and Bither, commissioner of DECS. services they rely on everyday: fire, medcu, and police Don MacWilliams is propos­ land. In a five-page legal opin­ understood to be state land. ing that the West End park­ ion assistant attorney general Stewart's opinion states that Mackworth Island was /W~i} /····::;1~~ protection; quality education for our children and although the island was given donated in 1943. In 1953 Baxter ,;;.-' .-::' ing experiment be extended Peter H. Stewart stated that the SPORT ih,,} ,{,""" ,,,,, grandchildren; the use of the Library and neighborhood another six weeks. Mac Wil­ DECS has the authority to to the people of Maine by for­ gave the Maine Legislature Stop pointing your branches; Metro and other transportation for the liams, pleased with improv­ "control public access to and mer Governor Percival P. $625,00010 build and maintain finger at the releree elderly; street repairs, sidewalk maintenance and tree ing compliance, is asking the use of the site of the school, Baxter, that gift was subse­ a school on the island, either council to move the ending Mackworth Island." quently "limited" by the estab­ for deaf students or for state plantings; and needed middle school expansion and lishment of the school, also wards. The legislature's accep­ " ,.\ 1.0T OF 1'1'01'1.1' ~F. I ·. TilE WORK J DO SO. I IAKF I'I{II)F I N date from April 21 to June 1. The question of who carries renovation. If you don't like the looks of modular SH.lNC SOMFTlllN(; R E, \I.I.Y NICF COi\IF OH '1111' I'I{I·.SS. I The extension is short, ex- the clout on the island arose given by Baxter, 10 years later. tance of the school indicates classrooms now, you'll like them even less when they WOI{ K II A I{ () AT 1'1.1'."\.'>1 N(' ('In: (;{ IS'('Oi\l ER ." plained MacWilliams, be­ last summer when school au­ Schoolauthorities, members that it agreed to use Mackworth Island as school grounds, not become permanent...and they will if there is less money " Quality Prinling cause the council anticipates thorities were kicking around of the deaf community, and • Special Events new challenges to the policy. ideas on how to control dogs area residents formed a com­ park land, argued Stewart. for capital improvements, -Thomas A. Verde • Promotion Hems mittee last fall to address the The tax cap will impact our neighborhoods and our Spring parking habits will there. Some local residents who • Direct Mail differ from snow-season quality of life. Let's not allow this to happen ... they mean parking habits, he predicts. Casco Bay Weekly is a paper too much to us. Vote NO on May 2nd! for people living in or concerned "It's been up and down," said NEWS OF THE WEIRD about Ihe cities and towns of the MacWilliams. "We've had Portland area. It is published by Mogul Media, Inc. from posh 400 tickets sometimes, and ...An editorial in a Zim­ ages to her poodle Klouseaux, Doctors had to locate Casella corporale headquarters at we're down to 20 to40 tickets babwe newspaper reported who was allegedly burned by to have him break the trance by 187 Clark Sireel, Portland, Maine 04102. a night now." The plan only recently that the black extras in excessive blow-drying, thus telephone. When they finally Send us your event listings. specifies one-side parking the MGM anti-apartheid movie ruining his stud potential. found him, he was in a hospi tal your angry lellers and especially lfIq "A Dry White Season" earned ...According to a December after having skewered himself your advertisements! We need two nights a week. to receive all that kind of stuff by only $15 a day - less than the Reuters report from Palenno, in the neck in a failed mind­ the end of the Thursday prior to pay of a dog featured in the Italy, 8-year-old Giusto over-matter demonstration on Ihe issue in which you want it 10 appear. i -Hannah Holmes movie. Durante's hands became the same show, which he com­ < ~ Ponl3nd locked together after watching pleted with blood streaming I FOR THE FUTURE OF PORTLAND! "'Margie Patterson sued t Miami's Doggie Den in Janu­ Giucas Casella hypnotize down his shirt. 775·6601 I Au.hot-ized and paid fot' by Portland Tox R.forme" Agoin •• Cops. 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Story and photos by Monte Paulsen

Dr. Bach examines Wayne Surrette. "I've trusted him with my life,» said Wayne. "And he hasn't let me down. »

THE

DOCTOR

At quarter to nine in the morning, Dr. Michael Bach burst company and see what suggestions they had for dealing with the through the automatic doors and into the lobby of Maine Medi­ airline. "It's worth the headache if the virus doesn't die," he said. In his most recent submission - a letter in the March 2,1989, "And then there are ones like the guy who walked in here cal Center in Portland. There was a grin stretched wide across his It was not quite nine in the morning. He had not yet seen a issue of The New England Journal 0 f Medicine - he delivered the yesterday afternoon," explained Bach. "I took a quick look at face - almost wide enough to make you forget that all of his pa­ single patient. But already Dr. Michael Bach had begun yet an­ disappointing news that a much-touted drug known .as ~T him and admitted him directly to the hospital." tients are virtually certain to die. other day's battle against the stigma of AIDS. was losing its effectiveness on patients who had been usmg It for That patient was Peter, and he was in a room across the hall After a qUick stop in the doctor's lounge where he traded his more than a yea1":\ from Wayne's. He had just learned - from Bach - that he had well-tailored brown suitjacketfor a white lab coat, he headed for "These cases ad" to a growing body of evidence," ~rote Bach, AIDS. the hospital laboratory. As he checked test results, a technician "Always something new" "that HIV (the AIDS virus) is breaking through maxlmal doses After a series of tests, Bach put him on AZT, made a date to approached him. "It's always something new," said Bach as he makes his way of zidovudine (the drug) after a period of clinical improve.ment." meet with him again and sent him home to rest. Peter said that She had been trying to schedule the shipment of blood through the labyrinth of corridors joining the various buildings Outside the lab, as he whirled 'round a comer and mto an his symptoms came on quickly. He had been to two el!'ergency samples from two of Dr. Bach's patients to a drug manufacturer of the old hospital. "All of a sudden the airlines are becoming elevator, Bach translated his letter. "After their immune systems rooms in the weeks prior to coming to see Bach. Neither had in North Carolina for testing. The blood had to arrive in Raleigh finicky." are gone," he explained, "it's just drug against bug." diagnosed his condition. the same day it was taken from the patients in Portland. Bach walked and talked quickly. His sharp but usually slight The elevator began to rise. "I don't know what my long-term situation is right now," "But," she explained to Bach, "the airline wants to know accenttripped over the word "finicky" and dropped the hintthat "And the bug is always smarter." said Peter. "Obviously it's not very good. But it's. nice ~o kno~ exactly what we're shipping." She told him that they asked her Bach, too, has had his share of new and unexpected turns. that I can pick up the phone and call somebody hke Michael. what was in the blood, and that after she didn't tell them the Born and raised in South Africa, Michael Bach was 15 when Many patients ... Peter, who has worked in the medical business for 20 years, airline told her she could not ship it until she submitted paper­ his father said, "We're leaving." According to Bach, his father said that he was highly impressed with Bach. "He has a compas­ work for hazardous substances. was fed up with the racism. The family moved to Toronto. But Bach's patients waiting upstairs hadn't read The New sion which is very rare in most physicians," he said. ''The "Dammit," whispered Bach, with controlled indignation. After college and medical school in Canada, Bach did his England Journal of Medicine and they weren't having problems average physician tends to be distant and afraid to get to get too They discused alternatives. He suggested that she call the drug residency in Boston and returned to Toronto where he special­ with airlines. They were having problems with AIDS.. . close to their patients." . . ized in infectious disease. He later came to Maine and was just Wayne Surette has been seeing Bach since he was first diag­ And Peter's criticisms of the doctors who had m15sed hIS establishing an infectious disease practice in Portland when his nosed in October 1987. He has been on AZT for about the same AIDS did not stop there. He believes that their failures may not friend and associate Dr. Owen Pickus saw the state's first known length of time. He is one of the patients Bac~ wrote about and he have all been mistakes. AIDS case in 1983. is one of the patients whose blood was bemg sent to the drug ''Theres a lot of physicians that won't take AIDS patients," he ''They brought him up from Portsmouth," said Bach. "They manufacturer for testing. But Wayne didn't see all that.. . said. "Two days before seeing Michael.I ~ad gone to see another didn't know what was wrong with him." Wayne saw only Michael Bach -chatty, relaxed, and gnnmng physician. I was in the exact same condition. He took a blood test AIDS - which stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn­ from ear to ear. and sent me home. . drome - was something very new. Although cases had been "Hey," said Bach as he entered Wayne's room, "that smile's "It's frustrating," continued Peter. ''When you fmd out you reported in San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles, little was back." have AIDS, who do you go to?" know about the disease - even within the medical community. "Yeah," said Wayne, qUietly. "I feel better." They talked about Wayne's family and friends. Soon more people with AIDS began to arrive in Maine. And . .. few doctors most of them, who contracted the deadly disease elsewhere, Then Bach examined Wayne. The doctor's smooth, well­ came to see either Pickus or Bach. By November 1984, when Bach manicured and ungloved hands held Wayne's thin chest firmly So far, the vast majority of AIDS patients in Maine have gone saw the first case of AIDS thought to be contracted in Maine, his while he listened to the young man breathe. either to Dr. Bach or Dr. Pickus. A smaller number of local reputation as an "AIDS doctor" was firmly in place. Afterwards they talked about Wayne's reaction to AZT. patients are being seen by Dr. Robert Sn:u!h and by Dr. August He's seen more than 80 people with AIDS since then - a "You're alright Wayne," said Bach when they were through. Valenti, both specialists in internal medlcme. . healthy majority of the 114 AIDS cases officially reported thus "You're a tough one." But as the number of cases continues to rise more rapidly than far to the state office on AIDS. Both men smiled. Their eyes caught each others'. After a the number of doctors who take them, there may be problems This, too, was something new for Bach. Although his back­ longish pause and sounding more like Wayne's mother than ~is ahead. fi ground is in academic medicine, he is glad to be looking after doctor, Bach broke the silence. "But I want you to eat," he said. Robert Mitchell is director of The AIDS Project, a non-pro t patients himself. "I'm here in the trenches," he explained. "Other They exchanged the usual jokes about hospital food, shook AIDS education and support agency based in Portland. He said researchers aren't seeing some of the things that I'm seeing." hands, and Bach left the room. that although there are new doctors showing interest in AIDS, But those other researchers are reading about what !3ach is Like Wayne Surette, many of Bach's p~tients c~me to him there are not enough. "With only a very s~all n~mbe~ of seeing. He has become a frequent contributor to several medical when they first learn they have the AIDS VlTUS. He 15 currently physicians providing care, AIDS ~tients feel h~; t~elr options journals, authoring and co-authOring numerous articles about seeing about60peoplewho have tested positive for HIV (Human are more limited than they would hke them to be, said Mitchell. his observations of symptoms and side effects in AIDS patients. Immunodeficiency Virus) but have not yet developed any symp­ toms. Some of them may feel fine for 15 years. conllnuecl on _"t p •••••

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"When you move away from Portland, it becomes even PRAHIS more of a problem." course, education is everything." L 0 V E R f' Mitchell- whose local office handled 23 cases in 1987,56 Many of Bach's lectures are given to high school stu­ last year and is now handling more than 90 - said that the dents. He said they listen. He hopes they will adopt safe state's count of 114 is far too low. Both Bach and Pickus sexual practices from the start. He is less optimistic about r~ agreed. their older peers. F L·I·N·G "The problem hasn't crested," said Mitchell. "And it "The college students are a loss," he said. 136 Main St., Freeport certainly isn't going away. I don't see that there is any relief At The AIDS Project, Robert Mitchell agreed. "I'm con­ Hours: in sight." cerned about the sexually active young adults," said Mitch­ 10.-0 Daily 'Tm worried about the next few years," said Pickus. ell. "It seems as though the bar scene hasn't changed. Many Earthenware CO$$erole by Nan Kilboum·Tara "The numbers are going to triple. Michael and I will max of them seem to have the perception that AIDS is someone SUNDAY APRIL 30 out. Who will take those new patients?" else's problem:" Pickus, who currently sees fewer AIDS patients than Bach stood in his office and put his coat on at the end of Bach but more people who have tested HlV-positive, is an yet another day. Down the street, at the hospital, a medical ONE-FOUR ~Q2: osteopathic physician. Some patients prefer the somewhat technician was preparing to collect blood samples from two more wholistic approach of osteopathic medicine, although of his patients. Federal Express had agreed to take them to SONESTA HOTEL. PORTLAND, ME Pickus pointed out that in the field of internal medicine the Raleigh. ~ COME OUT OF ~ difference is less oneoftechnique than of philosophy. "With Until AIDS becomes everyone's problem, it will con­ HIBERNATION! 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Inc . • Channel Crossing' Dante's Epicurean ·Inn • Foodworks • Gourmet SUrvival Rations. Great Lost Bear. Green Mountain Coffee Roosters Route I, Freeport hospital staff in Maine and is trying to organize a statewide Haven's Candy Kitchen. Inn by the Sea. Izzy's Cheesecake. John Martin's Merry Manor. Mariners Church 865-1044 AIDS symposium this November. Period." Bakery' Mlgas Lodge. Muddy Rudder. Port BakehousePortiand Wine & Cheese. Raffle's Cafe Bookstore "We're trying to teach doctors to look after AIDS patients Roma Cafe. Rosie's. Ruby's Choice' Shawmut Inn. Sheraton • Snow Squall. Sonesta Hotel. The Connery ~~~ - Robert Mitchell The Cookie Lady. The Goo.d Table Restaurant. The West SldeRestaurant • T.J. Clnnamon's Bakery. Tree on their own," said Bach. The AIDS Project Cafe. Trojan Horse. Unicorn & Lion. Village Cafe. Inc . • White Barn Inn At Maine Medical Center, Bach has forged an arrange­ Why we can say••• ment under which all of his patients are admitted under the care of the hospital staff. This allows the residents and the We're the REAL nursing staff to learn about caring for people with AIDS. "I FREE Movie Rental show them real faces," said Bach, "and real lesions and real X-rays." Factory This also means that there is no "AIDS ward." Patients Should you be with AIDS are assigned to regular rooms on regular floors Store from Sounds Easy Video of the hospital and cared for by the same staff that cares for everybody else. Because AIDS cannot be transmitted by tested for AIDS? in casual contact, this poses no risk to the other patients. Although no state or local AIDS experts recommend with the purchase of any "Early on there was some resistance to this idea," said widespread routine testing, all advise anyone who is Bach. "But the hospital - especially the nursing staff - has concerned about their own status for whatever reason to adapted very well." have themselves tested for HIV antibodies. The test is large pizza. easy, confidential and inexpensive. Any private physician can do the test and the lab fee (Offer good through April 28) Everyone's problem is usually less than $20. Such a test would be confidential Bach appears to have adapted pretty well himself, al­ between you and your physician. though there are moments when the strain shows on him. The other option is to go to an anonymous testing site. "Looking after AIDS patients is more than a doctor­ There are two in Portland. One is the Portland City patient relationship," said Bach, leaning back in his office Health Department. The other is run by The AIDS Proj­ chair at the end of his day. "Every time they get a fever they ect. Because we have a 7 Main St., Freeport • 865-4700 wonder, 1s this it?1II The AIDS Project will ask that you cover the $15 lab Also in lewiston (3), Auburn (2), So. Paris & Augusta ~ Some of them deal with it very well, he said. Others be­ fee, but will do the test anyway if you can not pay. You European Down Filling Room come depressed. Others deny it. Some of those with a will have to meet with a counselor briefly before taking history of drug or alcohol abuse dive back in. the test and when you pick up your results in person Ri~t our retail space! "I start off with the worst cases," Bach had said that about a week later. The number of The AIDS Project is 1- in morning. "If they are doing well, my day starts off great." 800-851-AIDS. Where we can make you "If they aren't," he added wryly, "at least I know my day If you test positive, regardless of where you are tested, Maine state law now requires that your test result - but a pillow or comforter will get better." APlace for CountrY Half of Bach's patients have already died. The percent­ not your name - be forwarded to the state bureau of while you watchl age gets worse daily. health. Living &Giving! "I've become philosophical about it," admitted Bach. If you test negative you have all the more reason to be An Authentic careful. The HIV antibody test is not a test for AIDS. It is We cordially invite you to browse "I'm fighting a very dangerous, vicious virus. And I'm only European and enjoy our interpretation of Country. human. I have to accept my limitations," he said. a test for the presence of antibodies to the AIDS virus. Down Shop Time was when you had to collect Pickus agreed. "It's very tough at times, " he said. "We Although the average time is from eight to 12 weeks, it the Country look - piece by piece. Now lose patients more and more. It's a very painful process for may takes up to 15 months after infection for antibodies you can buy.new "old" things. to show up in the bloodstream. Our crafts have quality, uniqueness, us. There are not a lot of places we can go to share our sense affordability and for the most part of loss," said Pickus. "We commiserate, especially after the Someone could test negatively and still be carrying are made in the U.S.A. death of a patient that both of us know." the virus if they had engaged in any risk behavior for up Visit us first... you'll be glad you did! One such patient was Cameron Duncan. to 15 months before taking the test. Furthermore, several Leaning back in his chair at the end of a rainy April after­ physicians now believe that someone carrying the AIDS 6 Mill Sl noon, Bach looked away when he spoke of Duncan. His virus might not experience any symptoms for up to 15 Freeport, Maine years. Across from Bean's lower parking hazel eyes, which usually probe relentlessly at those of whoever he is speaking with, were fixed on the gray beyond Because of these delays, most AIDS experts now Jl WC8fJef:5 Shop ~ the window. advise that unless you know the complete sexual and "It was one of those perfect August days," he said of drug use history of any. potential sexual partner for the 865-1713 Cameron's funeral. "Bright, big, blue sky." last decade or more, you should abstain from unpro­ Please ask for our catalogue And for a long moment he said nothing else. tected intercourse. When he returned to the present, he said, "For now, of -, fO Casco Bay Weekly The 1 sl Casco Bay Weekly READERSHIP SURVEY AND POT LUCK PRIZE BONANZA • What would you like to see us do a story on? ______• Where do you do most of your shop­ • Have you used (either to sell or buy) Greetings: ping? Check all that apply. CBW's Classifieds? o Maine Mall area D Yes O No o Old PortlDowntown Portland We figure it's time we learn more about. you, so we can • Which CBW Cover Story have you o Mill Creek area enjoyed the most? enjoyed the least? • What is your gender? These are the facts about AIDS: better serve our readers and advertisers. We also want to o Other (write in) ___~ __ o Male 0 Female see how we're doing. • In the average month, how many ~ AIDS can be transmitted by Thus was conceived (actually, we swiped the idea) Casco • What do you like best about CBW? • Are you: n2t like the least? ______times do you visit a: o Single o Married hugs or handshakes, mosquitoes or Bay Weekly's inaugural Readership Survey and Pot Luck __ business supplies store Prize Bonanza. __ clothing store • Do you have children? toilet seats. Because AIDS can n2t We've benefitted tremendously from and are truly grateful __ departmenrstore D Yes 0 No be spread by casual contact, it is • Do you pay attention to news about __ gift shop for the comments and criticism we've received thus far so places in Greater Portland where you __ home furnishings store perfectly safe to spend plenty of don't live? • If yes, how many?__ _ we feel confident we'll get the participation we need to m~ke __ jewelry store D Yes oNo time with people who have AIDS. this undertaking fruitful. I thank you in advance for your help. __ music/record store • What is your age? __ sporting goods store All survey returns will be kept strictly confidential- we will .• Please check the box next to the pub­ o under 18 0 40-44 video store 0 18-21 0 45-49 ~ AIDS can be transmitted through not share your name and address with anyone. 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April 25 at 7:45 p.m. through May 21: Duncan searching for "the memories woodworking skill which Portland City Hall Auditorium Hewitt, sculpture; Rose that I have stored in my body. means it's difficult for the aver­ In a Hurry? R. STRAUSS Don Juan ".bring it to We also process and Try our Quik-Lunch Menu Marasco, photographs; and By tracing my own body and age viewer to figure out how JUST BLACK & WHITE. JUS J Michael Moore, drawings. then using the pieces in all these he has joined everything. But SAINT-SAENS Piano print aI/ types of black Soups $2.35 or Chowders $2.95 Marasco presents photo­ processes, I hope to get in touch his overall shapes remain in Concerto in GMinor, Op. 22 We'l/ copy your and white film and we Sandwkhes $3.75 graphs of Catholic icons scat­ with the memories there." It's my mind and imagination. 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He said that concert Sponsors: Key Trust and Key Bank .~ tographer is re-sancti­ sometimes he finishes ~------~~~~======~.. fying these same icons. a piece in a day, some­ She is asking us to no­ times a month. He uses tice them and notice "whatever comes up in how often they appear my imagination even in our surroundings. if sometimes it's scary And if art is indeed and horrible." His abacus spiritual, the religious paintings are intricate SUNDA)' symbols become dou­ and almost medieval. DANCE AROUND TOWN bly so in these detailed They remind me of Hi­ Will be closed and beautifully tex­ eronymous Bosch; the April 24-26 for tured photographs. more I look at them the RaIn Island Michael Moore has more things I find. "Spring Cleaning" been drawing with two These are not for the we'll re-open hands in black and viewer who likes to get Dance Co. white for the past 10 or the whole work of art II A brilliant group ... beauty and April 27. 20 years. His medium in one glance, but they sensuousness, inner intelligence and wit." here is black ball point are well worth careful Portland Press Herald WIT H A pen on paper, a mod­ looking. V lEW est unassuming point Chris Signorino of departure. But his continues his painted April 27, 28, 29 at 8 pm This Sunday, feasr both your eyes and your palate sure hand (or hands) metal sculpture. These Portland Performing Arts Center on Portland's most luxurious Brunch at the Top of the Easr. have created images pieces are more refined 25A Forest Avenue Enjoya spectacular panorama. from Casco Bay to the White Mountains. that move with tre­ and elegant than his Tickets and information: 773-2562 while dining on our Sunday Brunch delights, such as Eggs Benedict, 44 Exchange Street Portland, ME 04TOl • 772-4880 mendous power across earlier work and defi­ C(Hponsored by Maine Savings Bank Eggs Florentine. Roast Top Sirloin ofBeef. and an assortment the page. They offer a nitely stand on their ofsalads, vegetables and freshly baked breads & muffins. clarity of vision and own merits. They don't Complete your brunch with our sinful selection ofpastries. intent which are served quite fit with the rest of by his humble medium. His range of earth colors and pat­ the show, but the gallery is so .. Seatings 1/:00 am and 1:00pm r SPRING IS WORTH SEEING! I open, traveling drawing "Skin" terns that looked instantly to big that isn't really a problem. I Reservations Suggested is one of my favorites. I prefer me like African fabrics. (She I would like to see more of I the ones with white back­ was in East Africa last year.) them in an all sculpture show. I grounds like "Snap" and Weslien sees the pieces as Last is Chez Watts, who of­ I "Feather." "open-ended, so people can fers a lot of nude studies. The I !$50 OFF I Duncan Hewitt's sculpture form their own narratives from large ones are unin teresting but -~I~~ mostly rests on the floor. 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The museum is open p.m. in the Public Safety iner," which centers around series at 7 p.m. in 113 Master­ tonight and Saturday, in­ lithographs, "Pablo Picasso: and Margaret Nelson perform Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-4 Building, 109 Middle St., the unsensational life of the ton Hall on the Portland cludes two premieres, "no Imaginary Portraits," are on at 8 p.m. at the Curtis Little p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Portland. The production was editor of a sensational (and campus. The lecture is free handle" and "a dance to exhibit at the Bowdoin Col­ Theater in the Chocolate and Sunday 2-5 p.m. two years in the making and deliciously sleazy) New York and open to the public. music," and the piece "Com­ lege Museum of Art through "Facing South: Images and examines the controversy Church in Bath. Their reper­ tabloid. Kotzwinkle gives a monplaces." 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Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of p.m. Tickets are available at in El Salvador and Honduras information on what can be Tickets are $6 in advance coined Ozzidi, which trans­ are $10.50, $8 for students and Psychobabil. We've haven't Practical Cats" with a score the Civic Center box office, all are exhibited alongside, and done to prevent similar (available at Macbeans Music lates "ther.e is a message," seniors. For more informa­ written by Andrew heard the music, but we've Ticketron outlets or may be in contrast to, color photo­ devastation in the future. The in Brunswick and at the and is a bit like soul, a bit like tion, call 773-2562. Lloyd Webber, who also heard that psychobabble b.s. charged on Mastercard or graphs of Costa Rica and presentation is sponsored by Chocolate Church box office), funk, a bit like reggae - all wrote "Jesus Christ Super­ long enough. This Psychoba­ Visa by phone at 775-3458. Ecuador. the Maine Group of the Sierra $8 at the door. For more infor­ undermined by a rolling bil plays rock and roll and star," "Evita" and "Joseph Club. It is free, but donations mation, call 729-3185. African beat. Sonny plays at 8 can be heard tonight at Mikie and the Amazing Technicolor will be accepted. p.m at Zootz.Tickets are $8 at Drearncoat." The musical is ELVIS & .JACKIE'S O's, 539 Deering Ave., Port­ Three one-act comedies by the door. FOUR-HEADED land (out by Woodfords set in a junkyard on the Chekhov - "On the Harmful­ ALIEN COMA-BABY comer). occasion of the full moon and ness of Tobacco" (ask us at GHOSTWRITER The Tony-Award winning the annual feline Jellicle Ball. TO PROMOTE CBW about that one), "The SLEAZOID FICTION musical "Cats" is in town for Tickets are still available for The Portland Symphony AT LOCAL five shows at the Cumberland all five shows: April 28 at 8 Orchestra's Women's Com­ YUPPIE EMPORIUM! mittee is throwing a fundrais­ ing luncheon today at noon at the Portland Marriott featur­ The New England Piano ing three Maine writers. Quartette perform their final Dorothy Healy of the Maine concert of the season at 7:45 Wome{l Writers Collection at p.m. at 5t. Luke's Cathedral, '&\. Westbrook College will 143 State St., Portland. ~ -I' t moderate the event. The guest Tonight's program includes Mozart's Trio in B-flat Major "~ writers include Susan Ken- " • ney, author of "In Another for piano, violin and celio, , , Country" and "Sailing;" Brahm's Quintet in F minor ., I Judson D. Hale, editor-in­ for piano and strings and two ~ chief of Yankee magaZine; contemporary works - "Mu­ ) I 4 ... and Isabel Russell, author of sic for Strings and Flute" by ... "Katherine and E.B. White: Balada and "Fantasie per Sei" ~ An Affectionate Memoir." for oboe, violin, viola, violin­ 1 Tickets for the luncheon are cello, contrabass and piano by -.,.1 , $25 each. Special patron Skowaczewski. Tickets are $8 _ \ tickets are $40. Proceeds will at the door, $5 for students. ~ benefit the PSO. Reservations For information, call 772- • ' must be made by April 22. 5434. Victoria Mansion needs \'J1 ~~~;~~~ information, call A Spring Charity Concert volunteers to work at the -. More writers ... Writing for the Cumberland County museum as tour guides and workshops and fiction and Child Abuse and Neglect at the the front desk. Volun­ ~• .& poetry readings are going on Council is being presented teer training sessions are , today up the coast at the Anniversary" and "The today at 3 p.m. at the First being given today and next Maine Writers Center, 19D Parish Church, 425 Congress Marriage Proposal" - will be Pianist Yefim Bronfman Wednesday at 10 a.m. and 7 \' Mason St., Brunswick. Four St., Portland. The performers performed by the Russell performs Saint-Saens' Piano p.m. The sessions cover the ' New England writers - Square Players through April include Chuck Kruger and Concerto No.2 in G Minor history of architecture, the Christopher Fahy, Cyrus 30 at Corthell Concert Hall, the Fabulous Prizes, Rene­ with the Portland Symphony decorative arts, and society Cassells, Marilyn Waniek and Tanya Shaffer uses music, USM Gorham. Tickets are $6 gades, Cathie Stebbins & Orchestra tonight and tomor­ and culture in 19th- and early ~ Cynthia Huntington - will theater and dance to portray a for the public, $5 seniors, $3 Loose Ends, and Red Light row at Portland City Hall Au­ 20th-century America. Partici­ lead workshops for writers to collection of characters rang­ students. Performances are at Revue. Tickets are $10 and are ditorium. Other works to be pants must attend one session discuss their work at 1 p.m. ing from an anorexic teenager 8 p.m. tonight, tomorrow and available at Record Exchange, performed at the PSO's each day. For more informa­ The workshops are limited to to an old woman finally next Thursday-Saturday; 5 Good Day Market, Shaw's season finale include Strauss' tion on volunteering, call 772- three participants per author, living her own life in "Miss p.m. on Sunday, April 30. For Supermarkets and Morning "Don Juan," and De Falla's 4841. and the cost is $30 for MWPA America's Daughters," a reservations, call 780-5483. Glory Natural Foods in "Three Cornered Hat." members, $35 for non-mem­ benefit performance for the A Texas rock and roll show Brunswick. Showtime is 7:45 p.m. (The bers. At 7:30 p.m. the authors Greater Portland Rape Crisis is on the bill at Raoul's with "After finishing my coffee, I concert is preceded by a free give a reading from their Center, at 8 p.m. in Luther The Tail Gaters and Evan swallowed some caffeine lecture at 6:30 p.m.). Tickets works. The reading is free Bonney Auditorium, USM Johns & the H-Bombs. Raoul's tablets and began my daily are $9-$23. For ticket informa­ and open to the public. For Portland. Tickets are $5. For is at 865 Forest Ave., Port­ perusal of Miss Agnes T. tion, call 773-8191. The Ram Island Dance more information, call 729- more information, call 780". land. 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De.d C.lm Only the nearly-nuts would sit through a movie about a women and a crazed killer alone on a sailboat • • • somewhere in the South Pacific. The What's Where Say Anything This movie directed by Christine & the Dre.m (rock) T-Birds, pursued in this one has nowhere to run, Cameron Crowe, who wrote 'Fast TImes 126 N. Boyd, Portland. 773-8040. but neither does she have the sense to at Ridgemont High," stars John Cusack Charli. Brown Organization (rock) completely do away with the psycho Maine Mall Cinemas as Lloyd, a teenager in love. The Mikie O's, 539 Deering, Portland. 772- Main. Mal' Road, S Ponland 0005. when she has the chance. There's lit~e 774-1022 women of his dream is the seemingly Pet s .....t.ry unattainable Diane Court (lone Skye). S.voy Trufff. (rock) Moose Alley, 46 blood in this one - just suspense. The tRI Market, Portland. 774-5246. 12:45,2:55. 5. 7:0~. 9:15\opensApr 21) movie's biggest blunder is that the vic­ Stal. of Siege is Costa-Gavras' Kopterz (rock) Marble Bar, 53 York, Port­ SILVER S •• You In the Morn n9 IPG.131 t973 movie about the kidnapping of an tims, after going to hell and back, look 1 :30, 4,7.9:30 (opens Apr 21) land. 773-5516. LUNCHEON 865 Forest Avenue as if they could still pose for the cover Disorganized Crime (RI American official by left-wing guerillas Rumo,. (rock) LB's Pub, Rt. 302, N. Wind­ 1:15,3:15.5:15.7:15.9:15 in Uruguay. The movie examines how ham . 892-8923. Yachting magazine. Not a bad flick if Say Anything (PG-t31 SPECIALS UPCOMING SHOWS you want to get the adrenaline going. 1,3,5,7,9 U.S. aid is sent to fascist countries in Open Mike Night 8:30 pm Spring Point Disorg.nlzed Crime Would-be ban- The Dr•• m Team IPG.t31 the name of furthering democracy. Cafe, 175 Pickett St. , S. Portland. 767- Every day of the week 12:45,3,5:15,7:30,9:45 4627 . April 21 - Toil Gators and dits try to pull off a bank caper. Major L.ague (A) • recommends ... Serving from 11-9 weekdays Evon Johns and the H-bombs SCREEN Dragon Chow A Pakistani and a Chi- 1,3:10.5:20,7:30,9:40 Swimming to Cambodia Spaulding 11-10 FRI and SAT and 12-9 SUN D.ad CalmCRI Gray performs a monologue about his April 22 - Bill Chinnock nese man open a restaurant in West 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15.9:15 (lhrough Apr 20) Friday. April 28 - Delbert McClinton Germany, where the two have met 7:15,9:15 (tram Apr 21) adventures in Thailand while making The Rob.rt Cray Band (blues)' 8 pm working in the kitchen of a Chinese Fletch Lives IPG) "The Killing Fields" - his search for the Cumberland County CiVIC Cente;. TIck: April 29 - Jon Butcher 1,3.5,7,9 (thrOO9h Apr 201 Fletch Lives Chevy Chase returns in perfect moment. Directed by Jonathan restaurant. lb. Rescue,s (G) this sequel (oops ... must have missed ets are $16.50 and are available at the HAPPy HOUR May 4 - Guy Clark and Townes Von Zandt 1 :30. 3:25. 5:20 Demme, the movie is more than a vi­ Civic Center box office and through TIck­ May 12 - Foster and Uoyd L ••n on MeIPG.13) the original once again), playing a re­ doetape of a stage presentation; the etron and Teletron. For more information 9:35 (thrOO9h Apr 20) porter from L.A. in the netherlands of lights, the cameras, the soundtrack all call 775-3458. ' 4-7 MON.-FRI May 18 - Jonathon Edwards the deep South where he discovers that add to the effect of the monologue. We K.nda Bongo M.n (Afro pop) Tree Nickelodeon he is living on a toxic waste dump. feel as if we are swimming to Cambodia Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. 774-1441. The Inn and Pfuck Theatre (rock) Ticket Info. 773-6886 Temple and Middle, Portland Watch out this one is political; Chase too . • recommends .. . on the waterfront 772-9751 loses his favorite pair of sneakers to Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. 76t-2506. (no first show Mon-Fri) Th. Untouchabl.s An extravaganza Entertainment Hotline 775-2494 the toxins Th. Tailgat.,. and Evan Joh... & in the Old Port Women on the Verge of giants ... Kevin Costner plays Eliot of • Nervous. Breakdown (AI Lean on M. is based on the true story the H-Bomb. (Texas r&r) Raoul's, 865 Ness, who sets out to bust AI Capone Forest, Portland. 773-6886. 84 Commercial Street 1:50.4;05.7'10.9:25 of John Clark (Morgan Freeman), who 8111 & Ted's (Robert DeNiro) with the help of an older Kopt.rz (rock) Marble Bar. 53 York, Port­ Portland, ME • 774-3550 Excellent Adventure (PG' was asked to straighten up a high land. 773-5516. 1 :20, 4:15 (through Apr 20) Irish cop (Sean Connery). The screen­ school overrun by violence and drug play for this one was written by David Charli. Brown Organization (rock) MICHELOB FAMILY OF 12 PACKS She's Out 0' Control CPG) dealers. 1:45, 4,7:15,9:15 Mamet, and the whole was directed by Mikie 0 '5, 539 Deering, Portland. 772- Th. Accld.nt.1 Tourl.t In this Cyborg IRI 0005. movie based on the novel by Anne 1 :40, 4:10,7:30, 9:30 (through Apr 20) Brian De Palma. This is not a dull movie. St.vie & th. Blackouts (rockabilly) Michelob Michelob Dry Michelob Light Tyler, William Hurt stars as an intro­ Dangerous. Liaisons (Rt .recommends ... Angie's, Commercial St., Portland. 773- 1 :25, 4:20, 7:05. 9:35 Walkabout Nicolas Roeg directed this verted travel writer who faces emo­ Rain Man fA) 8593. tional difficulties following the death of 1 :30. 4. 6:45, 9:20 movie about two teenagers abandoned White Waifs (rock) Moose Alley, 46 his son and a separation from his wife The Dre.m Te.m Michael Keaton, Accidental Tourls.l (PGJ in the Australian desert, who meet up Market, Portland. 774-5246. Christopher Lloyd, Peter Boyle and 4:30,6:50.9:30 (Ihrough Apr 20) w,th a young aborigine on his Th. Inspectors (rock) Brunswick, 34 (Kathleen Turner). Geena Davis plays a Red Scorplan (R) W. Grand, Old Orchard Beach. 934-4873. do-I pet trainer who turns Hurt's life around. Stephen Furst playa group of mental 1:20,4:15, 6:50, 9:30 (opens Apr 21) "Walkabout," a rite of passage. Roeg patients in this comedy, separated from Sp•• d Zone (PG) handles the three teenagers' experi­ Carol & the Charmers (rock) Dry Dock, The best scenes in the movie center 1:40.4:10.7:30,9:30 (opons Apr 211 84 Commercial, Portland. 774-3550. around the writer's eccentric Baltimore their therapist while on an outing. ence in a quiet, meditative style . • rec­ Gypsy (rock) Spring Point Cafe, 175 Pick­ ommends ... ,,-'-" - family headed by his sister, wonderfully The Emperor'. Nak.d Army The Movies ett SI. S. Portland. 767-4627. 10 Exchange. Portland Wom.n on the V.rge of • N.r­ portrayed by Amy Wright M.rch•• On Kenzo Okuzaki teams 772-9600 R.d Ught R.vu. (r&b) Horsefeathers, Bill & Tecr. EJlcenent Adventure up with filmmaker Kazua Hara to find Eight Men Out vou. Bre.kdown Carmen Maura t93 MIddle. Portland. 713-3501. BOOM SHANKA Two high school students discover a what happened 40 years ago in New Apr 19·23 may be going nuts but she's got it to­ Rumo,. (rock) LB's Pub, Rt. 302, N. Wind­ and IVORY TOWER time machine and use it to meet such Wed-Friat 7, 9:15 gether more than some of the other ham. 892-8923. Guinea, where after the Japanese sur­ Sat at I, 7, 9:15 Bill Sireet (jazz) Blue Moon, 425 Fore, great minds as Socrates, Freud, and render soldiers were executed by their Sun at '.7 women characters in this Academy Dragon Chow Portland. 87Hl663. from N. Carolina Abraham Lincoln. The movie sounds in­ own officers for desertion. Okuzaki was Award nominee from Spain. Maura THE INN Apr 22-25 plays a TV actress who goes nuts be­ USM J.u E ....mble directed by Scott teresting but according to those who among the solders and one of the few sat-Sun mat at 3:15 Major Le.gue In case you didn't no­ Reeves, 8 pm, Corthell Concert Hall, USM with have sat through it, it's not. Sun at 9:15 cause her lover won't stay put. And if PLUCK THEATRE survivors. tice, baseball season has begun. Gorham. Admission is $31$1. 780-5555. Cyborg Jean-Claude Van Damee plays Mon-Tue at 7, 8:30 thaI's not enough ... This is certainly WiIIl.m Bolcom .nd JOlIn Morrl. lnIrodudnt; the The Emperor... Naked Army Charlie Sheen and Tom Berenger star in a muscle-bound defender of right in a March•• On one of Almodovar's tamer movies, but it perform American songs and rags Apr 2t, All Girl Rock N' Roll Toolbox this comedy about a group of OOD future world gone awry. Apr 26-30 is funny and fresh .•recommends ... 7:30 pm at Kres~e Auditorium , Bowdoin Wed-Sat al7, 9:15 screwballs playing for the Cleveland Colleae, BrunSWick. Admission is $7. For with TYGER, TYGER from Rhode Island Sat-Suh atl Working Girl Mike Nichols' latest film Indians. stars Melanie Griffith as a Staten Island more Information, call 725-3321 . and NATIVE SONS from Boston ''THE SAVINGS BELONG TO YOU" Pet Sem.tary The movie version of a secretary who is taking pointers on Portl.nd String Qu.rtet (classical) Cinema City corporate success from Sigourney Beethoven's quartets Opus 18 #6; Opus Stephen King novel, filmed right here in 133 'The Grosse Fuge"; and Opus t 35; 8 M¥!iifi·i·i.kk Check 12 Pack Prices at Your Favorite Store Wostbrook Plaza Weaver. Harrison Ford plays the love 854-9116 the Pine Tree State. Watch where you • pm, Immanuel Baptist Church, High St., LEVI .JAMES hosts "Beyond the Blues" Proudly Distributed By Movies are nOl scheduled at press time; go parking after the movie! interest. Sigourney Weaver is fabulous Portland. TIckets are $10. 761-t522. call ahead 10 confirm times as Katherine Parker, yuppie executive National Distributors, Inc. - South Portland, Maine lIaln M_ CRI L~~K FOR : UNTAMED YOUTH on tour from Missouri-April 29th. 7,9:15 and the woman you love to hate - the Sill & T..... Excellent _ent.... IPGI type who talks about relationships as Saturday. weekend mats at 1, 3 Concrete Blonde (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 , mergers and is brimming over with so Cyb..... llli Danforth, Portland. n4-1441. rEI:] it')'I'J :(1 I all ii i!~' :1'il1Ifti liJ 7:15,9:15, weekend mats all :15, 3:15 much false sincerity that when she S ...•• Out 01 Control IPOI goes over a cliff skiing , we cheer. The Brood, Nallve Song and Tyg.r, Tyger (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown, Port­ 7:15,9:15, weekend malS at 1 :15, 3:15 Unfortunately, we are more thrilled by AlnDMpIRI land. 761-2506, LOOKING 7,9 Parker's demise than her secretary's Bill Chinook (rock) Raoul's, 865 Fores~ W_".OlrtCRI successes, which is what the movie fo­ 7,9, weekend mats at 1, 3 Portland. 773-6886. Eight Men Out John Sayles' histori­ cuses on. Cherli. Brown Organization (rock) cal account of 1919 World Series Evenina Star Mikie O's, 539 Deering, Portland. 772- R D.ngerous Llal.on. Director scandal. In 'Eight Men Out' Sayles Tontine Mall,Brunswlck 0005. Stephen Frears has brought movie­ recreates the elements of greed, ma­ 729-5486 Kopt.rz (rock) Marble Bar, 53 York, Port­ nipulation and frustration over low Wortdng Olrt IRI land. 773-5516. making back into the realm of art. 7,9:10 (through Apr rol Stevie & 11M BI.ckoul. (rockabilly) Frears builds upon the novel of Laclos salaries which led up to the conspiracy. D_...... UaI ...... IRI Starring John Cusack, D.B. Sweeney (opens Apr 21) Angie's, Commercial St., Portland. 773- (actually, a collection of letters) and the 8593. stage/scree"plal' by Christopher and Charlie Sheen. A good effort. White W.II. (rock) Moose Alley, 46 +recommends ... Portland Museum of Art Hampton to accC'mplish what neither Austra'ian Aim FsstivaJ Rain Man Dustin Hoffman plays an Market, Portland. 774-5246. had accomplishe:l - an ovelWhelming Walkabout autistic adult, Raymond Babbitt, who The In.pectore (rock) Brunswick, 34 Apr 27, 7pm W. Grand, Old Orchard Beach . 934-4873. feeling of intimacy with the story and its TICkets are $3.50 has inherited his father's estate. Tom characters. Gle, ,n Close is marvelous Cruise plays his brother who has just Carol & the Ch.rmera (rock) Dry Dock, as the cold, calculating and painfully-in­ d,scovered hiS brother's existence and 84 Commercoal, Portland. 774-3550. Bowdoin Red Light R.vue (r&b) Horsefeathers love Marquise. Malkovitch is seductive n... Untouchllbl •• has his eye on the inheritance. Apr 21, 7:30 and 10 pm 193 Middle. Portland. 713-3501. ' beyond words. If art isn't your fancy, Smith Auditorium Unfortunately, Cruise's performance is Gypey (rock) Spring Point Cafe, t 75 Pick­ the story is about decadence, sex, re­ NoWay Out just good enough; he is diminutive in ett SI. S. Portland. 767-4627. THE RED LIGHT REVUE venge and somewhere, hidden beneath Apr 22, 7:30 and 10 pm the presence of Hoffman. But what is Smith Auditorium Rumora(rock) LB's Pub, RI. 302, N. Wind­ it all, love .•recommends this one Stat. 01 Sleg. done is done, and .recommends you ham. 892-8923. April 21-22 - Horsefeathers again and agair> and again .. . Apr 23, 7:30 pm see Hoffman's performance (everyone PhIl Cooper and M.rgaret Nel.on Kresge Auditorium (folk) 8 pm, Curtis Uttle Theater Choco­ April 23 - Benefit for Abused Children Swimming to Cambo" has something to say about it), but be Apr 26, 3:30 and 8 pm late Church, 804 Washington, 83th. TIck­ April 28-29 - Dry Dock For Booking Information warned - that is all you are going to ets are $6 in advance, $8 at the door. For Call 353-4176 or 846-9583 KresiWA;::rlum see. more information, call 729-3t85. April 30 - Cruise for Muscular Dystrophy/Scotia Prince Apr 26. 7:30 pm Top SIM" (acoustic) The Shawmut Inn Smith Auditonum Thursday. Kennebunkport ' MAINE MUSIC AWARDS DON'T GET MAD••• GET UPSET! True Non-Believe,., Billy Dare & Bill 5t.... t (jazz) Blue Moon, 425 Fore BEST RIIYTIIM & BLUES BAND CN:ry Moonb_m (rock) Tree Cafe Portland. 87Hl663. ' • • • 45 Danforth, Portland. 774-1441. ' PlAYING 40 YEARS OF GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC Boom Shanlul and Ivory Tow., (rock) Specializing in Weddings, Corporate & Private Functions and Nightclubs. Gena's, 13 Brown, Portland. 761-2506. ~ORE ••• CALL 883-2802 18 Casco B.y W ..kly April 20, 1989 19 Portland School of Art 619 Congress Heirloom Appral.. 1 Day Fundraiser Portland. Surface and Intent: Works by to support the Yarmouth Historical Soci­ Joseph Amar, CaroleSeborovskiand Ford ety Apr 29. 10am-4 pm at the Museumot Beckman through Apr 26 at the Baxter The Rites of Spring #2 Yarmouth Hislory. Merrill Memorial Li­ Gallery; An Idiosyncratic History of Pho­ 1. Get out of work. brat)'. Main St, Yarmouth. Donation is $5 tography through Apr 21 at The Photo per Item; limit three items,r.r person. Ap­ Gallery (Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-9:30 pm. 2. Get to the beach praisals done by Bruce . Buxton. Inc.• F".8 am;5 pm. Sun 11 am-4 pm.) for the sunset. antique appraisers and auctioneers. For Un,v... ,t, of Southern Maine "Win­ monl Information. call 846-6259. dows." oil paintings by Debora L. Whitten 3. Get in to The Good Table Into the G,..t Solltucle: An Arctic through Apr 22 at USM Portland Campus for a tasty dinner. Quest Maine film premiere ot Robert Center Rooms A. B. C; Selections from Perkins 700-mile canoe lrip to the Arctic the Akin Gallery in Boston USM Campus Ocean. Showing is a benefit for the Maine Center through May 14. 780-4090; Stu­ AudJbon Society Apr 30. 4 and 7 pm. dent and Alumni Show at the Art Gallery Tickets are $25 and are available by In Gomam through May 4. Featured advance registration only. Tickets may be alumna is Gail Spaien (Hours: Sun-Tue obtained by calling Pam Smart at Maine t 2-4 pm. 780-5009). In the heart of the Historical AudJbon. 781-2330. - BOWdoin Colleg. Mu.eum of Art M.lne Llfestyt_ Luncheon and fash­ Brunswick: Picasso: Imaginary Portraits' Old Port Exchange Share the Romance ion show to benefit the YWCA Scholar­ 1969 throuj;Jh June 4. Riley Brewster '7i Casual Deluxe ship Fund May 6. 12 noon at the Marriott Recent Paintings and Drawings through The CrackWIIlk... by Judith Thompson Hotel. S. Penland. A representative from May 7. ASian Art In MiOiature: Chinese Cl. Our canvas briefcase has it all. "A Chinese restaurant of the first presented by the Mad Horse Theater Estee Lauder will be the guest speaker. l:\nuff BotHes and Japanese NetSUke Short wraparound straps with leather class called HuShang opened in at Portland's Sunday. Company through Apr 23 althe Theatre Donation is $15 per person. Registration through June 4. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am -4 grips. a iong adjustable shoulder M.I_ St,..m Oazz) 4~ pm; EI Mirador. of Fantasy. 50 Danfonh. Portland. Per­ pm. Sat 10 am-5 pm and Sun 2-5 pm Portland, and it has changed the deadline is May 1. For more information. 725-3275. . strap. one open and one zippered Great Little 50 Wharf. Portland. 871-0050. formances are Thu-Sal al8 pm. Sun at 7 call the YWCA aI874-113O. outside pocket, a fulllcngtb entire gastronomic landscape. Irish .Jam ....Ion 2~ pm Gritty pm. TIckets are $11 on ThuandSun. $13 OUn Arts C4jnt.r. Bates College. Lewis­ McDull·s. 396 Fonl. Portland n2-2739. on Fri and Sat For more information. caR ton. Senior Thesis Exhibition Apr 8-May outside zippered pocket. a full HuShang serves first rate Northern BI .... .Jam Se•• lon 1-6 pm Tree Cafe. 775-5657. t4. 786~158. length inside divider. three WBLM presenls: Italian Restaurant 45 Danforth. Portland. n4-1441. Breaking the Silenc. by Stephen Th• .Joan Whitney Pa,son Gallery organizer pockets. leather Chinese food ... at a level that would Regg•• .Jam ....Ion 7-11 pm Raoul·s. Poliakoll through Apr 23 al the Portland of Art. Westbrook College. 716 Stevens arou nd the corners. Ave. Portland. Payson Gallery of Art. 716 do credit to any major American city." CONCRETE 865 FonIsl Ave. Portland. n3-6886. Performing Ans Cenler. 25A Forest Ave. (IS" x 12" x 3") $67.00 B.yond The BI_ Geno·s. 13 Brown. Portland. Performances are Tue-Thu al Steve.ns, Portland. Paintings by Anne MAINE TIMES BLONDE 41 Middle St. • Portland Portland 761-2506. 7:30 pm. Fri at 8 pm. Sat al5 and 9 pm. • Ayvahotls and sculpture by Bernice Colors: taupe. navy. medium BI_ In the Night (blues) Tree Cafe. andSunal2pm. Tickets are $6-$19. n4- Madinek Glixman through May 21 . Hours: brown - all with tan leather " d . 1979 774-2972 45 Danforth St. Portland. 774-1441. 0465. Tue-Fri 10am-4 pm (Thu until 9 pm). Sat­ ... an .the food is every bit as The Blues Jam 1·7 Spring Charity Concert for the Cum­ T ..... One-Act PI.ya by Chekhov­ Sun 1-5 pm. 797-9546. berland County Child Abuse and Neglecl "On the Harmfulness of 10bacx:o," 'The Thomas Memorl.1 Libr.ry 6 Scott appealmg, fresh, and delightful ... " Council; 3 pm allhe Firsl Parish Church. Anniversary" and "The Marriajle Proposal" Dyer Rd .• Cape Elizabeth. Katrina Moro­ 425 Congress. Penland. Performers in­ - performed by the Russell Square Play­ soft displays her photography through MAINE SUNDAY TELEGRAM clude Chuck Kruger and the Fabulous ers Apr 21-22. 27-29 at 8 pm; Apr 30 815 May' 20. Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm (Tflu Prizes. Renegaaes (reggae). Calhie pm. al Russell Hall. USM Gorham. TIck­ until 7 pm). Sun 11 am-4 pm. 799-1720. 1982 Stebbins & Loose Ends. Red Ught Revue ets are $6 for the public. $5 seniors. $3 "Best Ethnic Restaurant" (r&b). Tickets are $1 0 and are available at students. Call 780-5483 for reservations. out.f town Stained Glass Record Exchange. Good Day Market. MI.. Americ.'. D.ught... Writerl MAINE SUNDAY TELEGRAM Shaws Supermarket and Morning Glory performer Tanya Shaffer uses music. O'Farrell Gallery. 46 Maine St.. Brun­ Natural Foods in Brunswick. theatre and dance to portray a collection SWICk. April Journal: New Paintings by Renovation and DeSign ~S;~;:~~::: 1989 new and professional Sonny Okosuns (Afro pop) TICkets are of characters ranging from an anorexic Marguerite Robichaux through May 27. of Fine Art Glass Windows <: $8; 8 pm. Zootz. 31 Forest Ave. Penland. teen8j1er to an old woman finally living her opening. 729-8228. Since 1976 nfV'j;ron.,..tr'i 29-33 Exchange Street organization molded from 773-8187. own hfe. Benefit performance for the N. V.nnouth Ac.... my. 123 Main St.. Christine's Gallery. Yarmouth Market­ place. Rt. 1. Yarmouth. Works by local Portland, ME 04101 the area's most legendary bands. The M.glc Flut. Workshop in Music Greater Portland Rape Crisis Center Apr Yarmouth. New photographs by Abra­ 630 Forest Avenue. Drama perform excerpts from Mozart's 21. 8 pm in Luther Bonney Auditorium. ham A. Schechter Apr 2O-June 12. Open­ artists Barbara Kanter, Katie Maloney (207) 773-0300 "The Magic Flute' 3 pm. Corthell Concert USM Portland. Tickets are $5. $4 for ing reception Apr 20. 6:30-8:30 pm. and Gingie Laiho and contemporary PorUand. ME m laying ... R & B, Motown, Hall. USM Gorham. Admission is $31$1. students. For more information. call 780- Cong,..a Squ.,. Gall.ry. 594 Con­ sculpture by Michael Porter through May' 774-4154 ... Sixties Classics, Swing and 780-5555 . 4083. gress. Penland. Recent landscapes and 6. Hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm. Thu until Bowdoin D.nc. Group Annual still lifes by Maine painter George Van 8 pm 846-6128. Miscellaneous Musical Jewels. Spring P.rfonn.nce Apr 21-22. 8 pm Hook Apr 28-May 27. Opening reception Th. Center for Th. Arts, 804 Wash­ Monday. at Pickard Theater. Bowdoin College. Apr 28. 5:30-8 pm. n4-3369. Ington. Bath. Spring Juried Show through Now booking for Portl.nd Symphony Orch•• tra Pi­ Brunswick. Free and open to the public. Winslow Homer: W.t.rcolo.. opens May 2. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-4 pm. Sat 12 weddings, special events, anist Yefim Bronfman performs with the For more information. call 725-3151. Apr 28 at the Portland Museum of Art. -4 r,m. 442-8455. company and private parties. PSO. Works to be performed include Ste.m He.t III Highlights from Broad­ Exhibil continues through July 30. Ma ne Audubon SOCiety. Gilsland Strauss' "Don Juan," Saint-Saens' Piano way hits Apr 21-May 13 Friday and Satur­ Farm , 188 Rt. One. Falmouth. Bird carv­ Concerto in G MinorandDe Falla's 'Three days at the Thomas Inn and Playhouse. ings by Sheila Karlson of Franklin. Maine Call: 774-4349 Cornered Hal." Portland City Hall Audilo­ Old Route 302. S. Casco. Dinner at 7 pm. ar.und town through Apr 30. Hours: Mon-Sat 9 am-5 rium. 7:45 pm (preceded by a free lecture show at 8:30 pm. TIckets for dinnerlthea­ Portl.nd M ....um of Art Seven Con­ pm. Sun 12-5 pm . 781-2330. Sun. 4.30· KILLING JOKE or 767-0873 at 6:30). TICkets are $9-$23. For more in­ ter are $27. For reservations. call 655- gress Square. Portland. Hours: Tue-Sat. formation. call n3-8191. 3292. 10-5; Sun. 12-5; Free on Thursday eve­ Mon. 5.1· roWER OF POWER April 21·22 N.w Engl.nd V.udevlli. R.vueApr nings. 5-9. Current exhibits: Contempo­ Fri. 5.12· HOLY BONES &: MOJO NIXON PORTGARDENS'K~eb~rt 21.8 pm at The Center for the Arts. 804 rary Auslralian Art: Selections from the April 23 Tuesday. Washington. Bath. TICkets are $101$8. Loti and Victor Smorgan Collection Man. 5.15· FAIRPORl'CONVENl'lON ROSA's, Portsmouth Psychob.bll (rock) Mikie O·s. 539 Deer­ For more information. call 442-8455. (through Apr 30). Perspectives: Duncan HAPPVHOUR ing. Portland. 772-0005. Comedl.n .JlmmyTlngl. performs Apr HeWitt. Michael Moore and Rose Marasco • Wed., Thurs., Fri 4:30-6:30 • FULL SIZE Roll, Gray .nd Soc. Sunfl,. (soca) 22. 9:30 pm in Kresge Auditorium. Bow­ (through May 21). Earth. Sea and Sky: ~- 45 Danforth Street, Portland LUXURY E:\IERTAINMEl\1 Tree Cafe. 45 Danforth. Portland. n4- doin College. Brunswick. Admission is Chartes Woodbury (through June 11).775- • Free Expanded Buffet. 1441. $4. TIckets will be sold at the door. For 6148. Portl.nd Symphony Orch•• tra Pi­ more information. call 725-3151. W ••t End G.llery. 34 Danforth. Port­ anist Yefim Bronfman performs with the R.m 1.I.nd D.ne.Company In Con­ land. Group show through Apr 30: Peter PSO. Works to be performed include c.rt Apr 27-29. 8 pm althe Portland Per­ W. Brown. oil paintings; Randy Dykema. PARTVNIGHT Strauss' "Don Juan," Sainl-Saens' Piano forming Ans Center. 25A Foresl Ave .• sculpture; Dan Merriam. watercolors and (Thursdays) Concerto in G Minor and De Falla's 'Three Portland. TIckels are $10.50. $8 for stu­ acrylics; Chris Signorino. sculpture; Chez • College Students, Ladies Admitted Free. Cornered Hal." Portland City Hall Aud~o­ dents and seniors. For more information. Watts. watercolors. 775-7949. rium. 7:45 pm (preceded by a free lecture call 773-2562. Barridoff G.II.rI••• 26 Free. Portland. ' OFF~ • $1.25 for all domestic wine, beer & well drinks. at 6:30). TICkets are $9-$23. For more in­ c.t. Musical by Andrew Uoyd Webber New paintings by Alfred Chadbom through • Free Buffet starting at 10:00 p.m .• formation. call n3-8191. Apr 28-30 at the Cumberland County Apr 30. Also at the llallery 19th and early Civic Center. Performances are Apr 28 at 20th century Amencan art. Hours: Mon­ • Best Dance Club in the Old Port Exchange. 8:30 pm; Apr 29 at 2 and 8 pm; Apr 30 at Fri 10 am-5 pm. Sal 12-4 pm. n2-5011. Wednesday. 2 and 7:30 pm. Tickets are $10-$31.50 Dean Velentga. G.llery. 60 Hamp­ OUT ON THE TOWN M.Ned Deck (rock) Mikie 0'5. 539 Deer­ are on sale at the Civic Center box office shire. Portland. "Traces," mixed media T.G.I.W. ing. Portland. 172-0005. and all Ticketron locations. collage drawings by Katarina Weslien (Thank God It's The Weekend) Weeknights 7:00 p.m. On Golden Pond StucflO Theater Pro­ WALL The WhIp (rock) Marble Bar. 53 York. through May 7. Hours: Thu 5-9 pm. Sat­ Earlh, Sea and Sk,: Charles H. Fridays & Saturdays with POrtland. n~5516. duction Apr 28-29 and May 5~ al8 pm al Sun 1-5 pm. and by appointment. 772- Woodbury The current exhibit at the SI.. py L. B ..f (rock) Tree Cafe. 45 The Center for the Arts. 804 Washi"llton. 2042. PMA is the topic of a gallery talk given by • Rock to the Beat of the Latest Sounds. Danforth. Portland. n4-1441. Bath. TICkets are $101$8. For more infor­ Tropic.1 Art Sto,.. 612 Congress. Pen­ Allison Perkins Apr 20.5:15 pm and Apr Top 40 Hits Starting at 10:00 p.m. Paintings by Anne Ayvaliotis The N.w Engl.nd Plano Qu.rt.H. mation. call 442-8455. land. Haley. Bernadette. KeVin. Anna. 21 at 12:30 pm at the Portland Museum of by perform works by Mozart. Balada. The Flying K.ramozov Brolhe.. Apr Wayne. Patrick. Jayaide. TIITl. Krislin. Art. Free with museum admission. For • People 17 or older welcome after 1:15 a.m .• Sculpture Bernice Madinek Glixman Skowaczweski and Brahms; 7:45 pm at 29. 8 pm at Portland City Hall Auditorium. Laura. Chris. Carl. Wanda and three more Inlormatlon. call 775-6t48 • Dancing until 3:00 a.m .• SI. Luke's Cathedral. 143 State. Portland. TIckets are $15 and $9. For more infor­ Debbies. Artwork by studenls of the Pentimento Choreographer Da~ny Mc­ Inside the Shriner Circus Tickets are $8 at the door. $5 for students. mation. call the Portland Concert Asso­ Woodfords EdJcation Centeron view day Cusker and visual artist Katerina Weslien • Free Buffet starting at 11:30 p.m .• For information. call n2-5434. ciation at n2-8630. or night in the windows of the Tropical Art will diSCUSS their collaborative piece • First 44 Ladies Admitted Free. The Aesthetics of Cookies USM Chamb.r Orch.stra directed by Store. "Pentimento" Apr 21. 7:30 pm at the Ram the Penland String Quartet perform at 8 .rtlst. for Armenl. Art sale and exhibit Island Dance Center 25A Forest Ave A Mexican ~esta~rant • Above Inro. subject to change. And featuring pm in Corthell Concert Hall. USM Gorham. to benefil the Armenian Earthquake Re­ Portland. Program pr~sented by the Un~ TIckets are $31$1. For more information. lief Fund held Apr 29 at 85 York St. ion of Maine Visual Artists. Free and open Watering Hole "Old Port Exchange" call 780-5555. Portland. Hours: Thu-Fri 11 am-9 pm; to the public. Open 4pm • 7 Days a week· Happy Hour Mon-Fri Night at Sat-Sun 11 am~ pm. 799-1401. Asian Art in Miniature: Chine•• 29 Exchange Street. Portland. ME the Movies Up Down••• t to C.mpobello Exhibit Sniff Botlles .nd .Japane•• Net. 242 St. John St. ~ni~n Station Plaza. Portland. Me 874-6444 Evenings dancing. of paintings by Portland watercolorist auk. Gallery talk by Clifton C. aids Apr From PoosITllutn take 951.b1lh· 295 ~orth Congress St. Exl· -sl sel 01 ~~~, go Illhl Umor SlaL01 Paza. you're the!!!! 773-1454 Zootz. 31 Forest. Portland. Thu: house Suzanne M. Bourassa through May 26 at 23. 3 pm at the Bowdoin College Museum :~~... ~ .. 20 THU Happy Co Lucky Critic's Choice music and new music; Fri: progressive Feller & Co.. Cinnamon Building. One of Art. Walker Art Building. Brunswick. .: c;! Tio Juan's CONCORD. N.H. ,rj!ii Margarita's ORONO. ME­ Doll Facz dance mix; Sat: latesl dance music; Sun: Pleasant. Portland. For more information call 725-3275 21 FR1 Latenights req.Jest night; Wed: new wave - all ages. G.llery 127. 127 Middle. Portland. Grou p Sexualit, and D.aih In Art Clifto'n C. HARTFORD. MYSTIC, PUTNAM. MANSfiELD & CANTON, CONN. I AUBURN, MAl KAUAI. Hl 22 SAT Algiers 773~187. show featuring Diane Arcadipone. Rich­ Olds speaks Apr 24. 7:30 pm in Beam 23 SUN The Man of the Eiffel Tower 20 THU Gervaise The Exchange Club. 33 Exchange. ard Hutchins. Ed Langford. Graydon Classroom. Visual Arts Center BoWdoin 21 FRI TheTerror Portland. ()pen Wed-Sun. until 3:30 am Mayer. Shannon McArthur. Douglas College. BrunswiCk. Free and oPen to the 24 MON The Most Dangerous Carnes on Fri-5at 773-0300. Remeley. Nick Snow and John Swan publiC. For more information call 725- 25 TUE Clorifying the Amen",n Cirl 22 SAT The Captive Heart Contra D.nc. with the Crooked Stove­ (through May 16). Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am- 3151. • GRAND OPENING IISUPER SPECIAL II 26 WED The Rage of Paris 23 SUN Fire Over England pipe Band Apr 21. 8:30 pm-12 am at the 6 pm. Sat 10 am-5 pm. 773-3317. Mary C ••••U·s Pastel Portrait "Th. 24 MON I Only Wanl You 10 Love Chestnut SI. Methodisl Church. behind Antlqu. Show Apr 22. 10 am~ pm and Maine Pott... M.N.t. 376 Fore St. B.r.foot Child" Gallery talk on the 25 TUE Last Year at Marienbad Portland City Hall. Admission is $3. Apr 23. 11 am-5 pm at the Portland Expo. Portland. Earthenware and porcelain by histOrical. and technical considerations of 239 Park Ave .• Portland. For more infor­ Chris Peck through Apr 25. Hours: Daily the painting Apr 26. I pm and Apr 30, 3 Congratulations! $ 26 WED The Pedeslrum mation. call 874~200. 10 am~ pm. n4-1633. pm at the BowdOin College Museum of upcoming. Mur¥oy Hill R.union to benefit the W ••t Side Re.t.urant. 58 Pine St. Art. Walker Art BUilding. Brunswick. For The Mighty Diamonds (reggae) Apr Munjoy Hill Neighborhood Association's Portland. Painted wood assemblages by more information. call 725-3275. 27 at Tree Cafe. 45 Danforth. Portland. newspaper The Observer and a fund Ron Welch through May 28. 773-8223. Archit.ctural Matapho.. Talk given DAVID GALLANT 774-1441. established to benefit the youth of Munioy The Artl...... 334 ForestAve. Portland. by Visiting artist Alice Aycock Apr 28. 12 Delbert McClinton (blues) Apr 28 al Hill Apr 22. 7:30 pm at Bruno's Restau­ Hayloft Art Society exhibil through May noon at the Portland School of Art 619 Raoul·s. 865 Forest. Portland. n3-6886. rant. 35 India St.. Portland. For more 12. 772-5522. Congress, Portland. 775.-3052. • Winner of a free 3 x 8 ad in Casco Bay St.t. St,..t Tradltl_l.Juz B.nd information and reservations. call 773- B.yvl.w Gall.ry. 75 Market SI.. Pen­ Arti.ts .nd Social Chang. in Ef plays a benefitfor the Cumberland County 3530. land. Recent paintings by Robert Cohen S.lvador Artist Natasha Mayer speaks Weekly" David's name was drawn at Special Olympics Apr 28. 7:30 pm at the Portl.nd D.mocratlc City Commit" through May 27. Hours: Tue-Sat9:3O am- on her trip to Central America Apr 28. 7:30 ---- -ci;s;ic Rec-;nditi;ni;;'g Paclage ~-:-$100 -- -­ State Street Church. Portland. Requested t .. Din_r D.nc. Apr 29. 6 pm at 5:30 pm. 773-3007. pm at the Maine Writers Center. 190 the Advertising & Graphics Arts donation is $2. Keeley Ihe Katerers. 178 Warren Ave, N.ncy M.rgoli. G.II.ry. 367 Fore. Mason, BrunSWick. Program presented with this coupon ONLY $75 INCLUDES: Bill, T.,lor Trio Oazz) Apr 28. 8 pm. Portland. Music by the Charlie Brown Portland. "Imagination Runs Wild" The by the Union of Maine Visual Artists. Free Trade Show last April 11 tho David Pickard Theater. Pickard Theater. me­ Band. TIckets are $25 per person. Reser­ Fourth Annual WeddinQ Band Exhibition and open to the public. • Wash, Buff & Wax Exterior • Shampoo morial Hall. Bowdoin College. Brunswick. vation deadline is Apr 25. For more infor­ through Apr 30; tapestries by Carol AUe­ Deering Oaks Festival Art. & Crafts TIckets are $10. For information. call 725- mation. call Ann Goodridge at 878-2752. son through May 15. n5-3622. Show Applications are now being ac­ has donated the space to Grace Press. Carpets & Upholstery • Clean Engine, Dashboard, Doors, 3151. St. Dominic'. Church Annual Spa· St.ln GI••• G.II.ry. 20 Milk. Portland. cepted for the 1989 festival. which takes Tiger'. B.ku Oazzlrock fusion) Apr29 at ghetti Supper to benefit the HighSchool Works in glass by Peter Andres and Bruce I?lace July 21;23. The application dead­ Thanks to all who entered" Doo~ams &Windows • Clean Trunk, Tires &Wheels Raoul·s. 865 Forest. Portland. 773-6886. Youth Ministry Group Apr 29. 5-7 pm al Pizzichillo through Apr 29. 772-9072. line for thiS fUrled show is May I . Applica­ Offer expires: 4-3()'89 Kitty Donohu. (folk) Apr 29.8 pm. First SI. Dominic's Parish Center. Portland. bons are available by writing the Cham­ Pansh Church. 425 Congress. Portland. Cost is $3.50 for adults. $1.50 for chil­ schools+libraries ber 01 Commerce of the Greater Portland Maine's New Auto Mall TIckets are $6 in advance (available at dren. Region, 142 Free St.. Portland. 04101 or CASCO Amadeus Music, Gallery Music and Gounn.t Gala Benefit for the Chef and Portl.nd Public Llbr.ry. Monument by calling 722-2811. WEE K L Y 1 mi. South of Maine Mall Buckdance~s Choice). $8 at the door. For Child Foundation. a program to upgrade Square. Portland. "Facing South: Images more information. call n3-9549. the nutritional level of underprivileged and Issues from Latin America" Photo­ 883-1414 Phil Wood. Quint.t (jazz) Apr 30. 7 children in the Maine area Apr 30 at the graphs by Jim Daniels through Apr 28. BAY For appointment, 7 days 8-6 and 9:30 pm at Zootz. 31 Forest. Port­ Portland Marriott Hotel. S. Portland. TIck­ Hours: Mon. Wed and Fri9 am-6 pm; Tue 'ORE ••• land. TIckets at Amadeus Music. 773- ets are $30 per person. For more informa­ and Thu 12-9 pm; Sat 9 am-5 pm. n3- Portland's Powerful Alternative 8187. tion. call 797-5997. 4761. FREEPiCi UP-&-DnIVEJlY INGREATER poiTLAND 20 Casco Bay Weekly April 20, 1989 21

Writing Workehop with Christopher u.S. Policies In Central America Fahy, Cyrus Cassells, Marilyn Waniek World Affairs Council debate Apr 27, 7 pm and Cynthia Huntington Apr 29, 1-3 pm at in the Moot Classroom. USM Law School, the Maine Writers Center, 19D Mason Portland. Wayne Smith, former career St., Brunswick. Cost is $30 for MWPA foreign service officer who has served in Following the Presidential example, members, $35fornon-members. Formore Cuba, Brazil and the USSR will debate ••• information, call 729-6333. Constantine Menges of the Hudson Insti­ Fiction and poetry readings by Chris­ tute, who was a close associate of Oliver Ruby's Choice is now serving a topher Fahy, Cyrus Cassells, Marilyn North and a principal strategist for the Waniek and Cynthia Huntington Apr 29, Grenada invasion. Free and open to the an italian menu from 7:30 pm at the Maine Writers Center, 19D public. For more information, call 780- Mason St., Brunswick. Free and open to 4551 . the public. For more information, call 729· Separation of Powers and Its Im­ 6333. pact on American Foreign Policy by Word Proc_slng Portland Public U· Sen. George Mitchell speaks Apr27, 7:30 Alberta's Restaurant Brenda brary is making available an Apple II ~m in Daggen Lounge, Wentworth Hall, Kinder, Gender burger. microcomputer with word processing, Bowdoin Collelle, Brunswick. TIckets 27 Forest Avenue Chandler database management and spreadsheet needed for seating must be picked up at applications. There is no fee for computer the Events OHice. Moulton Union. For time, although there is a small charge for information, call 725-3151 . papeL Users must supply their own blank March on Bush Demonstration, march P.S. If you are one of those thousand --- 774-5408 disks. which can be purchased at the and rally organized by the Maine Coali· library. Computer users can reserve time tion for Peace and Jus~ce in Central by calling the Library's Audiovisual De­ America to protest the U.S. wars in Cen­ points of light, feel free to partment at 773-4761 ext. 140. tral America. celebrate Ben Linders life and end the embargo Apr 29, beginning at 11 am on Riverside Green, Kennebunk- shine at Rubis. port. For more information, call 761-7022. SENSEMalcolm X Documentary shown Apr 20. Environmental Education Ex­ 7:30 pm in Smith Auditorium, Bowdoin change Maine Environmental Educa­ College, Brunswick. Free and open to the tion Association's annual conference public. For more information. call 725- includes a symposium on recycling and reservations - free parking at gateway garage 3151 . workshops on "Astronomy in the Class· Regulating the Gulf: Politics In room,· "WildflowerConservation,-"Lichen WHAT TO DO WITH 4 SIDE OF cow? Troubled Wate... Talk given as part of Collection and Identification," "The Cari· Sunday 11-4 Eves. Tues-Sat 5-11 Bowdoin College Environmental Studies bou Restoration Program,· "Secrets of Program's series on the Gulf of Maine Apr the Forest" and "Deep Ecology." Confer­ 20, 7:30 pm in Beam Classroom. Visual Love lIleat tender ence will be held Apr 29, 9 am-3 pm at the Arts Center, Bowdoin College, Brunswick. University of Maine. Orono. For more For more information, call 725-3629. information. call Carey Hotaling at the To the sometimes bewil­ without mashing. subcategories ranging from A Tribute to Malcolm Betty JUST ARRIVED X Sh­ Maine Audubon Society, 781 -2330. abazz, widow of Malcolm speaks Apr dered shopper and cook, the One cut of meat was made fatter to leaner. The Good grade X, National Coalition to Abolish the 21, 7:30 pm in Daggen Lounge, Wen­ long litany of cuts of meat is famous by the infamous Henry is leaner y et. Other grades, such Abolish War Prof. William Slavick, Death Penalty will hold its Northeast Glourious tworth Hall, Bowdoin College. Brunswick. member of Veterans for Peace and chair­ Regional Conference in Boston May 5·7. late Night Breakfast Free and open to the public. For more in­ man of Maine Pax Christi, will discuss the nothing more than gibberish. VIII. The story goes that a loin as Utility, primarily concern For more information, contact Russ formation. call 725-3151 . importance of religion as a major force in Needlepoint Immarigeon at 871 -7114 or Cathy Anshe· It sounds something like the of beef was placed before him. processors of meat by-prod­ William Kotzwlnkle reads from his realizing the goal to abolish war by the les at 775~2O (eve). Book by KaHe FasseH latest book, "The Midnight Examiner," year 2000 Apr 20, 7:30 pm at Westbrook­ Every Friday & Saturday Night mumbo-jumbo of Macbeth's It was so brown and fragrant ucts. Portland-Westbrook Cropwalk 10- Apr 23, 1 pm at Raffles Cafe Bookstore. Warren Congregational Church, 810 Main kilometer walk for the hungry May 7. Reg· An Old Port Tradition witches hanging over their foul and alerted his taste buds so As a rule, the tender cuts of 555 Congress. Portland. 761-3930. St.. Westbrook. Free and open to the istration is at 12:30 pm: walk begins at 1 UJ¥4' COUNTED Fire Fighting History Carl Winslow, public. stew. What is what? and what wonderfull y that he rose, drew meat come from the parts of pm at Woodfords Congregational Church. Midnight to 4 A.M. Chief of Yarmouth Fire Dept., will discuss The Plight of Our Brothers and GREAT STEAKS 202 Woodfords St., Portland. For more in­ CROSS-STITCH the heck do you do with it? It's his sword, and lay it across the the animal that undergo the Sisters: A Report From Ethiopia the development of fire protection in Yar­ formation, call Church World Services at FRESH SEAFOOD mouth from the bucket brigade to modem Susan Pollock speaks on the living and a jungle out there, or at least a meat, saying as he did so: '1 least amount of stress and 856-6250. SWITC HPLATES Monday to Saturday 6 A.M.-ttA.M. fire fighting equipment Apr 24, 7:30 pm at human rights conditions of Jews in Ethio­ COMFORTABLE ATMOSPHERE thicket. So sharpen your knives dub thee Sir Loin." And so was movement, Le., along the back Welcoming Diversity Introductory Merrill Memorial Ubrary, Main St., Yar­ pia Apr 21, 7:30 pm at the Shabbat servo workshop designed to increase under­ P.5. REMEMBER # 38 15 mouth. For more information, call the ICeS and follow me. named and knighted an upper and ribs. These will often be at Bet Ha'am, 11 Wescott Rd., S. standing of the roots of discomfort with APRIL' 5 NUMBER Yarmouth Historical Society at 846-6259. Wby Go Anywbere Else? Portland. For more information. call 879- diversity and to introduce clergy and lay First, a brief history of the cut. nicely marbled with thin lines A Method for Murder: Studying 0028. leaders to resources which can help a Female Perpetuated Homicide The Last Great Wilderness Multime­ cooking of meat. The meat of earlier days was of fat and will be free of much congregation or group work and live with LUNCH Nancy Jurik, associate professor of jus­ The Point dia slide presentation and discussion of people of other cultures and faiths. The Obviously, it's been eaten rarely tender. Breeds of cattle connective tissue. They need tice studies at Arizona State University. oil development in the Alaskan Arctic Monday. Saturday 11:30·4."30 workshop is being offered by the Holo­ speaks Apr 24, 4 pm in 510 Luther Bon­ in various guises ever since our were less crafted than now and no added fat or moisture in the National Wildlife Rufuge Apr 21,7:30 pm caust Human Rights Center of Maine,the Of It ney Hall, USM Portland. Free and open to in the Public Safety Building, 109 Middle, Maine Council of Churches and the Na­ DINNER prehistoric forefathers figured their grazing Was rough. De­ cooking, whether pan frying the public. For more information, call 780- Portland. The discussion. following the tional Coalition Building Institute May 9, 4100. slide show will include an update on the Monday - Saturday 4:30-12:30 out how to bring down a bison spite this, beefsteak clubs or roasting, and cooking times 2-3 pm at Woodfords Congregational Turn-of·t'-Century Operatic Mod­ cleanup and information on what can be 33 INDIA ST. Church, Portland. The workshop is free. or snag a hare. I don't suppose cropped up all over London can be kept relatively short. done to prevent future spills. Sponsored emlsm In Richard Strauss' "Sa" but advance registration is required. Write SUNDAY HOURS lome" Rob Marx, former head of the PORTlAND they were too picky as to cuts, duringthedaysofQueenAnne. Names to look for are loin and by the Maine Group/Sierra Club. Free HHRC. RR 1, Box 825, Palermo. ME Theater Division of the N EA, speaks Apr and open to the publIC, but donations are 11:30-9p.m. although they must have A gen tleman headed for one of 04354. tenderloin, sirloin, Porter- 24, 8 pm in 101 Gibson Hall, Bowdoin acx:epted. A Fine Needlework Shop 773-3530 known a thing or two house, rib roast, club College, Brunswick. Free and open to the Earth Day Demonslratlon Environ· 83 Exchange Street, Portland, ME BRUNO'S public. For more information, call 725- mentalists in several states across the 3 Wharf St., Portland Free parking • VISA • MASTERCARD • AMERICAN EXPRESS about the muscle and steak, t-bone. 3151. country will gather at the offices of the 773-4731 774-8952 boneoftheirprey. The I've always been Reflections on Mordhausen, 1945 Patten Corporation, one of America's more William K. Millar, member of the Holo­ widely known developers of wild and Romans had a taste for a nervous Nellie at caust Human Rights Center of Maine, scenic areas. In Maine people will gather pork; the Phoenicians the grill or frying speaks Apr 25, 7:30 pm in Beam Class­ on Apr22, 12 noon·1 pm at Patten's Port· room, Visual Arts Center, Bowdoin Col­ land office at the Stroudwater Crossing liked a nice broiled pan when cooking lege. Brunswick. Free and open to the building, 1685 Congress, Portland. Dem­ dog. We don't find meat. I tum it and public. For more information, call 725- onstrators will urge the passage of the 3151. land speculation tax, and the changing of • much in the way of A Real Jolt! 4 Days To Go! tum it and prod it Knowing the Competition Two-week the current 40 acre review loophole up to beef until the settled for signs of over­ mini-course offered by the American In· 500 or more acres. Demonstrators will stitute of Banking on how to identify a also be calling for a moratorium on the ·s•• tb; cbang.s ~.'v. made Aprll24!" way of the serfs. The cooking, but meat target market through market segmenta· building and sale of second homes in people of the Middle generallydoesn'tre­ tion, how to identify bank and non-bank Maine until Maine's homeless. as well as BODY Jolt Cola - The only cola with and 1915 ... He had promised his Ages liked their meat, spond well this competition and how to compare prod­ low and middle income residents. have real sugar and twice the caf­ mother he would never go to a ucts and services May 1 and 8 at the USM adequate housing. For more information, feine. ball park on Sunday, and so he giving it pride of place manhandling of its Portland Cameus Center. Registration call 729·5083. Here's a surprising fact about in any meal. (Vege­ deadline is Apn125. Fee is $51. For more Property Tax Legislative Hearing always took that day off, both 1111 _."... ' tender parts. It's information. call the AlB at 772·7842. Apr 22, 1 pm at Portland City Hall. For the Kentucky Derby that most when he was a manager, and for tables were only there best, really, only Hletory & Ethnlclty of lIalians In more information, call the City Managers Maine Lecture being given as part of the office at 874-8689. people aren't aware of ... Most many years after that when he minimally, as garnish, turned once. My Maine Historical Society's senes "Down Falcons for the Future Nancy Reed &Free Iyengar Style Yoga Clase Apr people think that L was a baseball ex­ at least for rich folk.) husband, watching East 'Melting Pot'· Apr 26, 12 noon at the discusses the current efforts to save the 20, 5:30-7 pm, 616 Congress st. (third a horse has to be u6fj2 First Parish Church, 425 Congress, Port­ Peregrine Falcon at the Evening Lecture ecutive... Despite floor), Portland. Level One Beginning Roasting of various me recently, passed land. Formore information,call774·1822. Series at the Appalachian Mountain Club's classes start May 23c Level One continuo good to run in the missing all the Sun­ joints and things was along this tip: let the Victoria Society is looking for people to Pinkham Notch Camp Apr 22. 8 pm (a ing start Apr 27. For more information, call Derby-but, on the day games in his o ,hi"""" fill volunteer staff positions as front desk family style dinner served at6 pm). Free 797-5684. ANY 3 - fiffJ still much used, but steak cook on one receptionists and tour guides at Victoria and open to the public. For more informa­ Parenting with a Global Pe ...pec­ contrary, career, he was one '71/ Mansion. Training sessions are Apr 26 tion, call 603-466-2721. year-old horse can new methods, too, side on high heat tive Workshop for adults and children ofthemostsuccess­ were developed to disguise the these often used the trick of until juices begin to gather on and May 3, 10 am and 7 pm. Volunteers Maine's Changing Labor Scene: The exploring living in ways that sustain the be entered pro­ ful baseball execu­ must attend one training session on each IP Strike In Historical Pe... pec­ earth and all living things Apr 22, 9 am-4 vided his owner {;f!t~: aromas of spoilage. Mashing slipping a steak between the its upper, unbrowned surface, date. Sessions will cover the history of tive Michael Hillard, USM professor of pm. For more information. call the Femi­ tives in the game. everything into an unrecogniz­ saddle and saddle blanket so then flip it. To determine done­ architecture, the decorative arts, and economics, gives a lecture as part of the nist Spiritual Community at 773-2294. . has paid the nec­ Jolt Cola - More society and culture in 19th and early 20th­ "Changing Maine· series at USM Apr 24, Embracing Life Core En'ergetic Work­ essary entry fee. than a soft drink­ able paste and then boiling the that it would have been jounced ness you can test consistency century America. For more information, 7 pm in 113 Masterton Hall on the Port­ shop offered by Pamela Chubbuck Apr MARINER'S CHURCH BAKERY call 772-4841. land campus. Free and open to the public. 22 at the Yarmouth Professional Arts Put a cola in your It's an experience! whole seemed to work just fine. into tenderness by the time he by pressing the . surface. The Women's Rights In Japan Atsuko For more information, call 780-4380. Building, 37 U.S. RI. 1, Yarmouth. For life - Try Jolt Cola. It has great Although most baseball fans 366 Fore Street, Portland • 773-BAKE According to one source, "The got to club. rarer the meat the looser and Hirai, professor of history at Bates... s~aks Choice Readings Discussion of litera· more information, call 846-0800. taste and an honest refresh­ know that Ty Cobb has the high­ Apr 26, 7 pm in 165 Science tlullding, ture supporting women's rights to repro­ The Vision of God and Hwnanlty main course ... might contain Hanging was also much in more elastic, the more give to USM Portland. For more information, call ductive freedom Apr 25, 7:30-9:30 pm at Three-part class offered by the Portland ment. est lifetime batting average in pork, beef, goose, and fish, all use as a tenderizer (and is still, the pressure. the Japan America Society at 774-4014. the YWCA, 87 Spring St, Portland. Spon· Sufi Order is based on a set of addresses Did you know that there was baseball history, at .367, few fans After the American Century Eco­ sored by Greater Portland NOW; free and given by Hazrat Inayat Khan and some of once a big league baseball chopped up together and but only for the time necessary Leaner cuts of meat such as nomics columnist Robert Kuttner speaks open to the public. For more information, the last teachings before his death Apr know who stands as the second mashed. Into this paste would to undo stiffness). If left for a tip, chuck, brisket and others on the end of the American reign in eco· call 773-7831 or 879-0877. 23, May 7 and 21, 6:30-8 pm. Each ses­ manager who refused to man­ greatest hitter of all-time ... The go egg whites, sliced pears and few days, the muscle tissue is can be larded (draped with fat) nomic leadreship Apr27, 3 pm in the Moot Human Rights Violations In South sion will be on a different theme. Free and age his team on Sundays ... He player who has the second high­ Court Room, USM Portland Law School. Africa "Children of Apartheid," a film open to the public. For more information. was Branch Rickey, who man­ oranges, grapes, almonds, and subjected to the beginnings of or barded (stuffed with fat) . Free and open to the public. For more in­ about the dau~hter of Nelson Mandela call 657·2605. est lifetime average is Roger .;' Wme and formation, call 780-4416.Aquaculture: Ch~ and Prime Minister Botha, will be shown Trager Massage Introductory workshop aged the old St. Louis Browns Hornsby ... He finished with a acorns, also mashed fine. Any spontaneous decomposition, or They can be pounded into ten­ Farminll the Gulf Talk given as part of at a workshop on letter writing offered by explores the principles of this unique body of the American League in 1914 mark of .358. Bowdoin College Environmental Studies Amnesty International Apr 26, 7:30 pm in work Apr 23 in Augusta. For more infor· c. : We have the largest selection of imported cook considered himself a dis­ autolysis, which softens the derness or ground. They can grace if the diners could tell fibers. This process has noth­ be made to simmer for slow Program's series on the Gulf of Maine Apr Daggett Lounge, Wentworth Hall, Bow­ mation, call 772-3369. Women's winner Wanda & 27, 7:30 pm in Beam Classroom, Visual doin College. Brunswick. For more infor­ Public Health on the FIring Line domestic cheese in-Northern New England what was in a dish, so into the ing to do with the spoiling of hours to break them down. A Arts Center. Bowdoin College, Brunswick. mation, call 725-3151. Conference on the future on public health Haney and men's winner For more information, call 725-3629. USM Environmental Coalition New in Maine Apr 24. 10 am·3 pm at the Au· Paul Hammond in the and an extensive selection of wine. mortar went liberal dashes of J!leat, which comes rather from nice acidic marinade (vinegar, Black Women's Lives as Sacred group open to both students and the 9usta Civic Center. $15 registration fee wine and cider and a sparkling bacteria. wine, lemons, yogurt) can help Text Dr. Kate Cannon of the Episcopal public has its first meeting Apr 26, 4 pm at Includes lunch and materials. For more Patriot's Day road race. of spices, such as cinnamon, Nowadays our beef is bred soften the borderline (or bor­ Divinity School in Cambridge. Mass., 312 Bailey Hall, USMGorham. For more information, call 582·8940. Homemade Soups • Salads • Gourmet SandwiChes speaks Apr 27, 7 pm in The Baxter Build­ information, call 878-2790. Health Screenings The Health Promo­ cloves, mace, saffron, and gin­ for eating. And we have all the derloin) cases like flank. ing. Portland School of Art, 619 Con­ Soviet Relalions with latin Amer­ tion Program of Community Health Serv­ gress. Portland. Free and open to the Ica Wayne Smith, a former career for· ices. Inc. will sponsor adult health screen· ger." Given this mush,itdidn't utensils imaginable for the Meat tenderizers,such as the public. 775-3052. eign service who has served in Cuba, ings for diabetes, anemia. colorectal much matter what cuts were holding of it, the cutting of it, papaya derivative papain, do The Next American Labor Move­ Brazil and the USSR, speaks Apr 27. 12 cancer and high blood pressure: Apr 24, ment Economics columnist Robert noon in the USM Portland Campus Cen· 1-3 pm. Town Hall in Scarborough: Apr Office and Industrial used. the sensing of its inner tem­ the job but change for the worse Kuttner speaks Apr 27, 7pmin the Campus ter. Rooms ABC. Free and open to the 26, 9:30-11 :30 am, St. Anne's Church in For much of man's history perature. And still we're sty­ both the flavor and consistency Center Amphitheater. Bedford St, USM public. For more information, call 780- Gorham. For more information. call 775· Portland. Free and open to the public. 4440. 7231 ext. 551 or toll-free 1-800-643-4331 . Support Equipment: the only utensils brought to a mied. of the meat. 1'd settle for a horse Autho ... Luncheon Fundraiser for the Household Hazardous Waste Public Healthy Approaches to Weight Con­ meal were knives and spoons. Grades of meats are one and saddle and a long hard Portland Symphony Orchestra Apr 29, 12 forum with panelists Judith Dorsey, Ph.D trol Topic of the free monthly support noon at the Portland Marriott, 200 Sable in physiological chemistry and an envi­ group of New England Eating Disorders PaUet jacks, conveyors, shelving, paUet Sometime in the 15th century thing to watch for. Prime is ride on my piece of steak. Oaks Dr.• S. Portland. Speallers are Susan ronmental lawyer; Glenn Angell from the program Apr 25, 7:30 pm at Westbrook Kenney, author of "In Another Country-; Bureau of Oil & Hazardous Materials of Community Hospital, 40 Park Rd .. forks came into use and al­ tops but is generally snapped Brenda Chandler still sits on her steak racks and hundreds of related items Judson D. Hale, Sr., editor of Yankee the Maine D.E.P; and Bonnie Lounsbury, Westbrook. For more information, call lowed the pinning down of up by restaurants and hotels. and hopes for miracles. magazine; and Isabel Russell, author of EPA consultant on pesticide storage. 761-0128. meat on one's plate while the Choice is next best and is more 'Katherine and E.B. White, An Affection­ Forum is Apr 27, 7 pm at the Holiday Inn, knife had at it. This finally al­ likely to be found in supermar­ -t.lti os\,i",~ "ql~t i"fl'" " ate Memoir: Reservations are required 88 Spring St, Portland. Meeting is free THE WAREHOUSE by Apr 22. For more information, call and open to the public, but reservations ~ORE ••• lowed cooks to bake and boil kets; within this grade are five (ow in Dlft .. S,'1('kl" yl4rJ Marilynn Lunt at 846-0809. are required, 774-3289 or 846-9572. 260 Commercial St., Portland, ME • 773·5677 22 Casco Bay W_kly

+more + Mondays and Tuesdays gel a FREE liter of soda with the purchase of any large pizza! BODY OUT The Perfect Site I 2 Advertise your real estate here. Thursdays gel Single& Parent Support CroupL at the Di.coverlngSIDE America by Aban· a FREE video Portland Jewish Community Center Apr cloned Rail Trail. David Burwell. presi - You wonlt be buried, you won't go broke. 25. 7:30 pm, 57 Ashmont St., Portland. dent of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, II with any Phone registration is required; call speaks on restoring life to abandoned Call Kate Halpert 775·6601 8 9 large pizza! Christina at 772-1959. railroad paths and on the prospect of Both offers good thru May II Meditation In Everyday Life Five- developing Rail Trails in Maine and New week course focusing on stress release England Apr 21 , 7:30 pm in the L.L. Bean and the cultivation of harmony in daily life Casco Street Conference Center, located begins Apr 25, 7:30 pm in Yarmouth . off Rt. 1. Freeport. Free and open to the PORTLAND Instructor is Carroll Dunn. Cost is $30. For public. OPEN HOUSE more information, call 846-D764 after 6 Introduction to Fly Fishing Two-day pm . workshop will cover a wide range oftopics Elegant Townhouse GIVE TIlE GUYS AND GALS A BREAK Divorce Perspectlv.. Panel of DP including entomology and fly selection, HOUSE OF PIZZA graduates telling their personal story at tackle and casting Apr 22-23 at the Appa- Port1and- The Carroll Mansion William Kilby Block 1373 Washington Ave. at the comer of Allen Ave., this week's Divorce Perspectives meet- lachian Mountain Club's Pinkham Notch offers private, comfortable, 31 Cushman Street lnununity for sports officials ing Apr 26. 7:30 pm at Woodfords Con- Camp. For reservations or workshop in- city living. 3 bedrooom near • 797-9030 • EAT IN OR TAKE OUT gregational Church , 202 Woodfords, formation , call or write Workshop Secre- suites each with full bath, Portland. Open to the public. Donation tary,AppalachianMountainClub,POBox Sunday April 23 The toughest job in sports, This act was presented by the percentage that can be at­ $1 .50. For more information, call Ingra- 298, Gorham, N.H. 03581 , (603) 466- many closets, unique floor 1- 4 p.m. Elegance and space ham Volunteers at 774-HELP. 2727. plan. Several fireplaces. you can afford in whether it be maternity room, Representative James Handy tributed to sports officia Is is Managing Allergle. and Their Com- Maine Audubon Society Field Trips Association maintained or call for private pee-wee, grade school, high of Lewiston, and cosponsored .00000213 of one percent, and pllcatlons Public program on the causes Casco Bay Celebration Cruise Apr 22, 10 grounds and pool. Offered a two bedroom BUY • SELL • TRADE and management of allergies Apr 26, 7 am-4 pm aboard the Longfellow": Rap- showing: school, college or profeSSional, by Senator Donald Collins of that figure is high except dur­ pm at Mercy Hospital's Medical Staff Au- tors Alive, a program about birds of prey below market at $198,900. intown Portland is that of the official. We are Aroostook, Representatives ing playoff time. ditorium. 144 State, Portland. Free and at the Society'S Gilsland Farm in Fal- open to the public. For more information, mouth Apr 23. For a complete guide of the condo. Just $69,900. Trading subliminally instructed from Susan Dore of Auburn and Extensive research on this call 879-3486. Maine Audubon Society Field Trips, send 774-0953 birth to boo, heckle, harass, Tony Tammaro of Baileyville, controversial subject of Maine Dealing With Stress: The Positives $3 to The Field Trip Office, Maine Audubon Call me. I can show and Negatives Business Women's Society, 188 RouteOne, Falmouth,04105. ---, Co. Inc. berate and blame the poor offi­ all sports officials turned state sports officials (and officials in I you anything. Wise Network 01 Maine monthly meeting 10· To register for either of the above lield ~ I if cial.lf a team on any level loses, officials. The legalese jargon general) reveals a number of cuses on stress Apr 26. 6 pm at the trips, call 781-2330. Chris Behan Ramada Inn, 1230 Congress, Portland. Loading the Panniers: Overnight ~98 Congress Street, Portland more often than not, the rea­ translates to this. The bill would shocking facts: (1) many of The Network is open to all career-ori· Touring Planner Discussion of putting 773-8224 sons are "we were these people were ented women interested in developing together an overnight bicyding tour; route robbed" or "1 can't born, (2) over 75 personal and professional contacts. For selection, gear and equipment choices, 00 more informanon , call Undy Botto at the and loading your panniers Apr 24, 7:30 OJ ~~32_ believe that stupid percent of them use Bayview Group at 774-3798. pm at the L. L. Bean Casco SI. Confer- Divorce Support Croup begins Apr ence Center, located off Rt. I, Freeport. @3 eJ call" or "if the ref indoor plumbing 26, 6:30-8 pm at the Family Transition Free and open to the public. 1-.-. __ Diamonds • Gold· Silver • Watches weren't blind, we on a regular basis, Center, 31 Beach St, Saco. Minimum at- Spring Nature Walk. at Scarborough - Rings· Stereos· TVs • Musical Instruments tendance reqJired. A project of York Marsh Walk begin Apr25 for groups of all BALFOUR would have won." (3) over half of County Counseling Services. Contact ages. Walks are scheduled Tue-Fri Tools· Antiques • Guns • VCRs Blaming poor offi­ them eat with uten­ Laura Hammill at 282-7508 to register. through the end of the school year. Fee is WALKAMERICA Walk forAmerica's Ba- $2.50 per person with a minimum of $15 ciatingcan be traced sils, (4) approxi­ bies Apr 30 in the March of Dimes Birth per group. For reservations, call Carol 4 STORES TO SERVE YOU all the way back to mately a fourth Defects Foundation's WALKAMERICA. LeMere at 781 -2330. 498 Congress Street, Portland • 330 Lisbon StFeet, Lewiston The 20K (12.4 mile) walk will begin and Coa.tal Kayaklng: Day Trip. Talk on Adam and Eve's brush their teeth end at Andover College. Money raised is planning a safe and enjoyable day trip 1S5 Front Street, Bath' 185 Water Street, Augusta apple judging con­ once a week usedforeducationprogramsandresearch and trip options on the southern Maine into the prevention of birth defects. For coast Apr 25, 7:30 pm in the L.L. Bean test followed soon whether they need more information. call the March of Dimes Casco Street Conference Center,located UWe buy anything worth buying" after by Cain and it or not, and (5) a at 871 -0660. off Rt. I, Freeport. Free and open to the Abel's club champi­ fifth of them have Whole Food Cooking Clas.e. Thurs- public. day morning session begins May 4, 10 Climbing Everest Slide account of the USPECIAL Pampering ... onship. spawned children. am - 12 noon. Tuesday evening session 1987 Snowbird Expedition attempt 01 The stereotypi­ begins May 2, 6-8 pm . Three-week ses- Everest Apr 28, 7:30 pm in the L.L. Bean BUY • SELL • TRADE In any event, sions. Free initial consultation. For more Casco Street Conference Center. located EFFECT" prepared perfectly! right up to modem cal condemnation information. call 774-8889. off Rt. 1. Freeport. Free and open to the Intimate catering at its best. - C... Dependency & Becoming Whole public. times in our own of our sports offici­ 1O -week group . Wednesdays 6:30-9 pm, Whitewater Rafting on the Dead OVERLAYS Bring some romance into Pine Tree State, the ating personnel as beginning May 3. Group will help partici- River Three trips are scheduled lor May. your life, let yourself be pants understand feelings and behavior The starting POint for this run is 16 miles Magazine Covers average official con­ blind, unconscion­ patterns effecting lives and relationships. from the nearest paved road in Maine's pampered! tinues to be merci­ able ogres is on the Advance reg istration and deposit required. timber country. The river's initial stretch is Graduations Candle lite ThePlace~ lessly badgered by surface quasi-hu­ Registration deadline is Apr 26. For more calm, but it enters one of the longest information, call Jan Tiedemann Associ- continuous sections of whitewater in New • Thank You's dinners for 425 Forest Avenue, Portland the blood-curdling morous but in real­ ates at 797-2883. England. Price of trip is $90 per person. 2-4 served Healing Los. and Transition One- For reservations, call Great Adventures Near Interstate 295 public. Face the sad ity totally unjusti­ day workshop providing a safe place to at 663-2251. • Holidays by your own facts. Most of us fied and unrighte­ move beyond fear to the relief of sharing • Baseball Cards personal butler ous. Officials are feelings such as anger, grief and love 774-2091 hard-core fans allow May 6, 9 am -4 pm. Fee is $65. For more in full black officials no slack,ab­ public servants. information, contact Jacob Watson at 761- • Weddings tie tux. They are police 2522 or 870-8656. solutely no margin Self·E.teem Day for Women Free • Invitations Also available: of error. Those poor without guns, the public workshop offered by the University • Announcements Dinner Parties. Sunday Brunch beleaguered men fire department of Maine Cooperative Extension Service • Weddings· • SUBS .. , ' May 13, 9 am-4 pm in Portland. Work­ - and women, when without hoses, the shop indudes mini-lectures. Qroup dis­ --Call 934-7888 -­ they are out there clergy without a cussions and individual actiVities. The program focuses on learning ways to MINUTE Shelter From The Storm blowing their whis­ cross - just a whis­ develop confidence and make choices. Intimate Catering tles and making tle against the Pre-reaistration is required since work­ shop size is limited, 780·4205. PHOTO P.O. Box 3322 • PASTA DINNERS their split second world. International Refugees arriving in Portland, ME 04104 calls, certainly must Our sports offi­ Maine need hosts to provide temporary shefter, orientation, and advocacy. If you INC. possess the most cials are, on the can make a three-month commitment to thankless job on the whole, in great help a new arrival, call the Refugee Re­ settlement Program at 871-7437. Fishing Deep: Using Electronic. • FRIED DINNERS planet - making the frustra­ totally exempt sports officials physical condition, and quick T_n and Young Adult Clinic at Maine Succe•• fully Discussion of the newest tions of school teaching and from liability for causing acid thinkers as well, constantly Medical Center, Mondays 4-8 pm. Ap­ depth finders and their applications for 37 Ocean Street, South Portland 157 Middle Street (Old Port) pointments are requested, but walk·ins fishermen Apr 20, 7:30 pm in the L.L. 767-2007 Bill Ciccarone 761-2882 Debbie Dolan homemaking seem like sun­ rain, nor' easters, nuclear fall­ evaluating rapidly developing are welcome . For people ages 13-21. For Bean Casco Street Conference Center, bathing in the Caribbean. out, radon in your basement, situations. The Maine House appointments or more information, call located off Rt. I, Freeport. Free and open 871-2763. to the public. Whiletheingraineddisdain acne and, incidentally, for of Representatives should take Spring Cleaning? The Refugee Reset­ Cumberland Motor Cro•• Autocross • COLD DRINKS for officials may always be part damages as a result of the a time out to congratulate its tlement Program needs household goods open to all licensed drivers Apr 23, 9 am and fumiture in sound, usable condition . at Old Orchard Beach HighSchool. Fee is of sports, the 114th Maine Leg­ official's acts in the course of constituents on protecting the The donation centerwilf make these items $10 for members, $15 for non-members. islature in its first regular ses­ rendering services on Maine's refs rights. Now if they could available to refugees. Please call 871- For more information, call 883-3293. 7437 to arrange delivery. Run Against Apartheid 100kilometer WILLIAM KOTZWINKLE sion of 1989 has gone a long courts and fields of athletic just add an amendment for an YMCA'. Young Fathers Program road race and a three-kilometer fun run to .------,,. way to assuring that things competition. There would be official to give a permanent ~eeds volunteers to help make a differ­ benefit Bowdoin College's South African Author of E.T., ~ • TAKE-OUT ence in the lives of YFP participants and Student Scholarship program, which ill don't get a lot worse. Bill §169 no exemption from liability for technical banning anal jerks their children. Formal training session will enables two black student to attend inte· The Fan Man, reads: "No athletic official any "willful negligence." These from athletic events for life, that be held in May with additional workshops grated universities in their native counlly and The Exile available through the year. For more In­ Apr 23, 11 am. Registration fee (day of during the officiating of an heinous acts include lighting would be a lasting achieve­ formation, call the Center for Voluntary the race) is $7; pre-registration is $6. will read from interscholastic, intercollegiate the press table on fire, forcing ment, rivalling women's right Action at 874-1015. Forms are available at the information Transupport is a non-profit, non-sexual. desk Moulton Union, Bowdoin CofieQe, his new novel or another amateur athletic two-year-olds to climb high to vote. social and educational peersupportgroup Brunswick. For more information, call 725- contest may be held personally chicken wire fences, and re­ Having an infectious love for transsexuals, crossdressers. their 3151. families, friends and people interested in T ...k Acros. Maine Fundraising ride liable in any civil action for moving facility wheel chair of sports, 1 have always re­ gender issues. Meenngs are held every for the American Lung Association June The damages to a player, partici­ ramps for conversion into a spected th~ work of officials other Sunday at6 pm. For more informa­ 16-18. Informational meetings for inter­ tion, call 854-3528 or write to Transup- ested participants are as follows: Apr 25 MIDNIGHT pant or spectator as a result of personal minia ture golf course. who have been there for me, port, P.O. Box 17622, Portland 04101. in the Community Room, O(l9ra House; an official's acts of commission In all seriousness, Maine tooting away and keeping Meditation for Women every Monday Freeport, Apr 27 at the L. L. Bean Casco at the Quaker Meeting House. Forest St Conference Center. All meetings are EXAMINER or omission arising out of offi­ officials and "zebras" world­ order. I applaud the Maine Ave, Portland. Guided meditation and held at 7 pm. For more information, call 1- Houghton Mifflin, publisher ciating duties and activities. wide will continue to get ver­ Legislature'S concern for the ritual. For more information, contact the 800-462-LUNG. Feminist Spiritual Community at 773- Rockcllmblng: Knot Work.hop Dem­ Nothing in this section may be bally abused until time stands survival of the gifted folks who 2294. onstration of easy-to-master knots, Fig­ 1 p.m. Sunday April 23 deemed to grant immunity to still, or they swallow all their have run end line to end line The AIDS Project 22 Monument Square ure 8, Bowline, Water Knot and more, Apr (fifth floor), Portland, lists many support 26,7:30 pm in the L.L. Bean Casco Street an official causing damage to whistles. However this Maine for countless hours with never groups around Portland for PWAs and Conference Center, located off Rt. I, the lovers, caregivers and friends of Freeport. Free and open to the public. any person by the official's legislation is a step in the right as much as a simple thank you. PWAs. For more information, call 774- RAFFLES C·A·F·E BOOKSTORE malicious, willful, wanton or direction. Everyday life has a 6877. Mike Quinn never met an official he 555 CONGRESS STREET e PORTLAND e 761-3930 grossly negligent act." full set of real problems, but didn't like. If you believe this one ... ~ORE ••• Aprll20,1'" 25

Index animals home services antiques leaming aUCbons legal services auditions lost & found billboard musical instruments biz services notices bodyboats & soul person to person recreation bUSiness opportunities ride board catering roommates Officer Frlendl1 Youth Runs South child care stuH for sale Portland Recrea~on Center May 13. For dating services wanted more information, call Rob Laskey 729- employment wheels 4104. entertainment for hire yard sale ...cro •• e Playe,. Wanted The Maine flea markets real estate • for sale Lacrosse Club is organizing for the up­ coming spring season. Ten game sched· ule. Prayers Interested in more informa· r:• [*I~ II I II*, it.!.).1 \'1 [.) jI. 'TIll! tj:.Ifl.I!..:y:]..,.,.... gigs real estate • torrent tion should contact David Mehlhom at ...... j 774·8665. '-li~ I..:.I:.Il~''''~_~L~ ')'00 II'm jTjI-1 m rn :'a ",.-:=1:1'11 PAVE (Portland Area Volleyball Enthusi· asts) now has a hoUine for events and toumament information, 767·SETS. Bike Maintenance & Safety Check 1(·] I '9 jl c*l~Elii j.r9 jlg roomma es C I care rec· CliniCS Troubfe spots and preventive main· tenance are the topics at these clinics COUNTRY SETTING ATTRACTIVE downtown SINCERE ROOMMATE LOOKING FOR mature ra- r~-:---=--::-:------~ held every Saturday moming through June (Gorham) eight miles to Port­ with liberal bent wanted 10 24, 9-10am,attheL.L. Bean Retail Store, one bedroom apartment. sponsible non-smoker to C land. Victorian house, up­ share . three bedroom apart­ share condo in Pride's Cor- Bay Freeport. Convenient location. Hard­ asco Montessori School BALLOON FLIGHTS stairs apl. Two bedrooms, wood floors. $550 per month ment In North Deering with ner, Westbrook. Full base- Art N Pizza Rides Casco Bay Bicyde Club is ment for plenty of storage, Dance Summer Program That's somethin' I gona do sponsoring Thursday night pizza rides. heat and hot water. $625 775-~580 days, 761-4366 two clean but cluttery males. a~re w~sher/dryer, dishwasher, espeCially for the young child ages 4-7 someday .. ... time flies When Meet at pars Pizza, Rt. 1, Oak Hill at 6 892-5356. Easy commute to evenings. $200 plus. Security required. I'm havin' fun ..... the lime is pm. Rides are 10-20 miles; pizza after. All PorUand, Saco or Gray May 1 or sooner. 878-2790 mICrowave: ~t is $280 plus • Beginning June 19 now! "Hot Fun" 761-1735 welcome. Call Keith at 799-1 085 for more 112 .the utlhbes. Security de- F RENT WITH US. Next time POSit required. Call evenings • Ive - Two week sessions 'It's something in the airl' information. CONGRESS ST. Across yo.u have a rental , advertise from the Good Egg. Quiet PITT STREET, Profes­ 878-2620 • Flexible Scheduling It In Casco Bay Weekly. Sional woman, non-smoker to building. Third floor, two You may be surprised, like CONSIDERATE person to For enrollment bedroom apartment, all hard­ share large, sunny, two plus 79 4 many charter advertisers in bedroom apartment with share two bedroom information call 9-2 00 wood .floors, large rooms, our For Rent sections, at the apartment near USMlMMC. beautiful . bay window, same. $250 plus 1/2 utilities response you receive. Why hardwood floors, parking, n~ $230 per month includes garbage disposal, parking. not give CBW Cfassffleds utilities. Storage, parking, pets, available May 1 761- PER.SONALIZE " your • $495 plus utilities. 772-1003 a tl)'? You'll like it! washer/dryer available. Neat 1576, leave message. exercise. Small classes non-smoker with sense of forming. Neat quality facility. humor - If that's you - call GUided fitness includes ~WM 35 year old profes­ Dea, 76H)468 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE GRAND PRIX LJ 1977. Sional, discreet, smoker equipment and individualized 1977 convertible. Looks Original owner. Solid trans­ looks for two roommates to GWM 27 seeks same to workouts with Certified In­ FOR OLD PORT ARMS great, runs great. The car portation, inspected and structor. Call 878-2448 share large four bedroom share furnished apartment, has. been taken care of and stlckered. Moving over Cape in South Portland. Woodfords area. Storage, LOWER EXCHANGE STREET IS In excellent condition. seas. $595 Call 774-1745 Washer/Dryer, dishwasher, security deposit, short term $3500 or BRO. 729-8046 J 52uaint, spacious, one bedroom apartment deck, parking, finished lease. $240 plus 1/2 utilities. It:E ii'lit,. m the heart of the Old Port now available. basement and fireplace. CBW Box 256 $250 plus 1/3 utilities. Sorry, RHEATHA FORSTIiR of GM 30s looking for room ­ DATSUN 510 wagon. Must MG .~IDGET 1975 good .Wall to wall carpet, fully applianced no pets. References and se­ Portland Stage Co . an­ New EnglandDS Vaudeville Revue mates. Your place or look sell! Stickered through Oc­ condlbon, North Carolina car curity. Available immedi­ nounces a new acting class Mimes, jugglers and storytellers perform kitchen: ~curity system. $450 per month together. Live quiet lifestyle tober. Needs new alternator. Have paint for new paint job: ateIY . 761-1656 beginning May 17. Cost Apr 21,3 pm at The Center for the Arts, plus utilities. Lease, security deposit and but I'm not a couch potato! Some rust. Strong engine, A very fun car. Can be seen 804 Washington, Bath. Tickets are $6. $.150. Admission by inter­ Dependable, honest, con­ Great buy at $300. Call 774- at 191 Clark St. Portland. For more information, call 442-8455. referen~es required. Sorry no pets. View. Call for appointment. Siderate. 1/2 hour or less 1597 mornings and $1500 or BO 772-0764 RoUe,.ketlng Les.ons PorUand Rec­ Evenmg and weekend appts. M OR F TO SHARE spa­ 883-5239 reation is oHering rollerskating lessons CIOUS, sunny apt. near East­ from Portland. May, June. evenings. for children ages 6-10 on three Saturdays ern Prom. $225 plus Reply to CBW Box 259 _ Apr 29, May 6 and 13 - 9-10 am, $25/month per annum for SAAB 9005 1982 four ISUZU TROOPER 11,4 followed by practice skate time 10:15 am- Please call 797-0223 Spectrum Inc. utilities. Ocean view from FEMALE ROOMMATE door, five speed, '85,00 wheel drive, 1965. Low miles 12 noon. Cost is $15 residents, $20 non­ back Quiet area. Ref­ sunny third floor, three bed­ porch . 30,000, AMlFm stereo cas.' residents. Pra-nx,~istration is reqUired. Spectrum Inc. is a top quality management erences and security de­ room apl. Intown, spacious, miles, sunroof, air, navy blue Registration deadline is Apr 24. For more metallic with perfect 1983 in­ sette, new radials, muffler, company that cares for your neeas. posit. 774-4231 hardwood floors . $165 plus information, call 874-8793. terior. Immaculate runs and HD battery, roof rack relo­ «Tra infor~in Short stories sought for Casco Bay Weekly's DI_ur Film Fe.tlval Shorts and utilities. Available May 1 (or earlynater/fl exible) Call 871- drives beautifully: going to cating must sell! Asking full-length films ranging from the 1912 $6,900. Call 797-7128 cartoon 'Gertie the Dinosaur' to the origi­ HAPPY WOMAN seeks 1537 grad school. $5100 . Call 871 - nal"One Million B.C." Apr22, 1-5 pmin 10 healthy humans for cohabi­ 0033 Bailey Hall, USM Gorham . Free and open tation a/o June. No cigs, to the public. For more information, call rrylnlmal TV. Cheap, with mu ROOM FOR RENT First FORD LTD 1978 no rust 780-5352. SIC and trees preferred. CBW NISSAN 200 SX turbo floor, hardwood floors, fire­ runs line, good condition . i Fiction Red Cross Babysitting Course Box 249 1985 black. Must sell. Totally place, French doors, bay Relevant Course to teach safe and enriching ways loaded. 23,000 miles. Stored own two, must sell one. $500 Window . a must to see. $285 to care for babies and toddlers for chil­ SALE BY OWNER. Port­ BEACH PROPERTY four winters. Warrantees in ­ or best offer. 774-1603 Keep dren ages 11 and up. The course is of­ land. Two bedroom, 1400 sq. IS THAT A REAL poncho heat and hot water included. trying. - fered Apr 22, 9 am-1 :30 pm, at the Units plus parking 101. Good cluded. $9,500 or best oHer. ft , washer/dl)'er, wall to wall Income history. Seller Will or a Sears poncho ? Room ­ 772-1003 797-2253 Riverton Community Center. Fee is $5. carpet, air cond ., pool, ten ­ ) , For more information, call porUand Rec at hold mortgage at below mate to share a beautiful ni S, garage, tenth floor. Bay market rates . Good ocean sll8cious four bedroom hom ~ SUMMER SUBLET June­ SUBARU 1983 excellent " 874-8793. view. Security building . Art Alte,.chool Six-week workshop for views. Old Orchard. with . small back yard in August min., sunny, spa­ MUSTANG 1983 hatch­ condition. AMIFM cassette Competition children ages 8-12, beginning Apr 27, Promenade East. $110,000 $269 ,000 Lionel Roy ERA Deering area with three non­ CIOUS , West Prom., three back. 30,000 original miles, This car has been regularly 3:30-5:30 pm at the Portland Museum of (718) 6S8-{)423, 8-9 AM Home Sellers, Office 774- smoking , outdoor loving bedroom, two baths, apt., V-6 , power steering and maintained. Brand new Art. Workshop will focus on the art of Italy. 5766 or Home 934-2202 veggle heads and their feline $233 per month. Includes brakes, well maintained. In brakes, new exhaust system DESIGN CONCEPTS Co Each lesson will include a gallery walk, 283-1023 ' Judy. Avail able immediately . heat and utilities and park­ excellent condition . $4000 or (complete), new tires Have Gulf of Maine Books in Brunswick; Barbara studio activity and group discussion. The Casco Bay Weekly is accepting original, State wide personal de sig~ $233 plus utilities. Call Dan Ing , Call even ing or leave best offer. Call Dave after three cars. We need to get cost of the series is $35 for museum consultants for new home message. 77~356 Hope McGrath, author, director of the members, $45 for non-members. Pre­ Pam or Kathy at 773-786; 5:30 646-5458 one of the three out. I do not unpublished short stories on topics construction. Currently has BOOKS",:ORE in thriving believe you will find a better registration is required through the for sale, new 2,500 sq. ft. mid-coast Island communiI)'. "Celebrate Writers!!" program and a writing museum's education department at running or as well maintained relevant to modern life in the Casco Bay 775- hand crafted mahogany con­ Splrttually oriented. 773- teacher at University of Southern Maine; and 6148. CLASSIFIED 1949 DODGE four door. car as this for the price of Celll•• lmo A light program to introduce temporary home in nice 3275 $1500. Ask for John at 775- region. A panel of four judges will choose country neighborhood. Just CHARGE.== Needs work. $600. 772-2541 Mark Melnicove, author and publisher of the cello to young audiences through per­ • BY. A 6601 days or 353-4176 the three most compelling, well·written formance and participation Apr 29, 11 am 20 miles to coast, commute PHONE evenings. ". Dog Ear Press in Brunswick. at the High Street Church, 106 Pleasant, to th e Augusta/Waterville and relevant short stories for inclusion in 775-6601 Double-spaced manuscripts of 2500 words Lewiston. Presented by LA Arts. Tickets area (207) 426-9118 Casco Bay Weekly's first Relevant Fiction are $3. For more information, call 782- or less will be accepted until the end of the 7228. Issue, to be published June 22, 1989. To Be A Kid, Again Bill Wood performs business Friday, May 12, 1989. (Longer stories his ona-man show at the Cumberland County Child Abuse and Neglect Council I [oJ Gal p!wJJ :;.Jjj E? Itt1 __ m$$€'-t1'-'-f] !a:1lfi!!?; "J_'; Family Fun Day Apr 29, 1-4pm at Raoul's, ':L~::!:P~:? :lWtikM1I;~ will be disqualified.) The author's name, ad­ 865 F'ores~ Portland. Admission is free. dress and phone number must appear only on The event is in celebration of Child Abuse Prevention Month. Wood performs at 1 Classified ads must be paid for in ad­ ! the first page of the manuscript. Subsequent pm; the Shoestring Theater performs at ~ 0 U pO CAsco;~i~~~~i~~i~-: vance. We accept cash , personal checks, n " 2:30 pm . There will be clowns, balloons pages must be numbered, only. Do not submit and between-performance activities for money orders, VISA and MASTERCARD. : the C8W ClaSSified Department all ages. For more information, call 874- C~nsult the RATES in the coupon to deter­ I Classilied All charges are per week 187 Clark Street unfinished manuscripts. Proof read your work 1120. . mine the cost of your ad. FOUND items are Policy before Healthsha,. Kids' Apple Computer ava i ~ listed free as a public service. DEADLINE for completei ng his If you de"ve regular income Up to 30 words Individual Business Portland, Maine 04102 carefully. able in the Children'S Room at the Port­ form. Wri te legibly from the subjects(s) of your $5.00 $7,00 Not for .publlcatlon: We need the follOWing information land Public Library. Games include ' Food all types of classified advertising is Monday or type, and use Classified Ads(s) please 31 -45 words 7.00 9.00 Chosen authors will be notified within one Group puzzles," 'The Heart Simulator," at . 12:00 noon for the following Thursday's . use tile business rate . 46-60 words 9 00 to print your ad. It Will be held in s~ i ct confidence . ad d ltional paper And thank you lor E • 11.00 month. The three selected manuscripts will be Baseball' and ' Let's Eat." Call 773-4761 edition. Ads received after the deadline will if necessary. ach Add'i word .15 .21 NAME ______ext. 130 for more information. be run starting with the next issue. CBWwili choosing Casco Bay Weekly CBW Box Service 3 .00 5.00 We seek stories that raise questions about Stori.. for Kids Portland Public Library published in the June 22 issue of Casco Bay not pnnt ads that seek to buy or sell sexual MESSAGE: ______some facet of everyday life here in the cities (773-4761 ): Mon , Wed and Fri. 10:30 am ; ADDRESS Weekly. Manuscripts accompanied by a self­ Riverton Branch Library (797-2915).: Fri , services for money or goods, or ads with and towns of the Casco Bay region, and we are 10:30 am; Scarborough Public library purely sexual content. CBWwili not print full CITY ______addressed stamped envelope will be returned (883-4723): Wed, 10:30 am and 1 pm (3- names , street addresses or phone numbers looking for stories that demand to be told: S year olds) and Tue, 6:30 pm (5-6 year shortly thereafter. olds); Prince Memorial libraI)', Cumber­ In the PERSON TO PERSON section. STATE ______ZIP CODE ______fiction that is evocative and finely tW1ed to the land (829-3180) . Wed, 10:30 am (2-3 PERSON TO PERSON advertisers MUST If ;- In addition to being published, the selected year olds) ; Thu , 10:30 am (3-5 year olds). either provide a Post Office Box number in DAYTIME PHONE ______author's intention. Flicks for Kids Portland PubliC libraI)' their ad our use the CBW BOX SERVfCE authors will each receive $50 and will join (773-4761): Sat, 10:30 am and Tue, at (Please do not submit stories in the "genre" 3:30 pm ; South Portland Public Library (rate information in AD FORM). All informa­ PAYMENT: Check ____ Money Order ___ Casco Bay Weekly's judges and editors for (799-2204) : Fri , 3:30 pm. tion pertaining to PERSON TO PERSON traditions of erotica, fantasy, mystery, science advertisers is kept strictly confidential. Casco Visa ___ dinner at Alberta's in Portland. I PREFERRED CATEGORY: TOTAL WORDS: _____ Mastercard ___ .' fiction, supernatural, reminiscence or ro­ Bay Weekly reserves the right to categorize, ------Send your manuscript by May 12 to: refuse or edit ads due to inappropriate con­ BASIC RATE (from above) Credit Card 1/ ______mance.) '. tent, etc. CBW shall not be liable for errors of + ____ EXTRA WORDS AT __ ¢ EACH ~missions in, or a failure to insert, any adver­ The judges are: Elizabeth Cooke, author of CBW BOX SERVICE (optional) Relevant Fiction bsement for which it may be responsible "Complicity" (Little, Brown/1988) and chair­ SUBTOTAL i{'- Casco Bay Weekly be~ond actual space occupied by the ad i~ person of the English Department at Waynflete which error, omission or failure to insert oc­ , NUMBER OF WEEKS YOU WANT AD RUN 187 Clark Street curred. Classified ads are not refundable. 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