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Marine operators A new Maine law says that owners of marinas, in Portland waterfront property values average $700,000 boatyards and floating restaurants win have to pay up to an acre and many pier and wharf owners are facing 23 times the amount they currently pay to '1ease" the making splash about dramatic increases. Investors interested in building a statEXIwned "submerged land" their businesses float marina or expanding one may shy away from Portland, over. Under the new law, fees depend on the value of where the prospective development faces much higher "submerged land" fees property adjacent to docks and other structures. fees than elsewhere in the state. In Phippsburg, waterfront property values average Struggling along in a stormy economy and seeing $60,000 an acre and the new fee structure could give pier By Alldy Newman competitors up and down the coast steering clear of and wharf owners there a break on the amount they sharp increases, some Portland pier and wharf owners presentlypay,encouragingwaterfront development. But are about ready to jump ship.
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A stock car on the back stretch of Beech Ridge Motor Speedway. A run for the money Deep, disturbing fun at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway
By W.D. Cutlip looking to bust out and get somebody. the lion's den; at the volcano's edge. Run. In two or three laps the engines warm up and the Every Saturday at about 4:30 p.m., the man at the But no one runs screaming from the 'Speedway. pit ramp waves a dozen cars out of the pits and onto tires feel right and suddenly all twelve cars accelerate in a single rattling explosion. Five thousand people sit serenely in the grandstand, the Beech Ridge Motor Speedway for some hot laps. eating popcorn and drinking sodas. Unless you're familiar with this kind of auditory They pull out with a popping, snarling roar and You might wonder, then and there, what's wrong violence, you may be a teensy bit nervous, even afraid. immediately begin to lurch threateningly from side to with these people? Why aren't they running? What the side as they make their way around the track. The sound of 12 such behemoths in widEXIpen me hell are they all doing here? chanical rut produces subsonic vibrations that your This maneuver is designed to warm up the tires for Having fun, that's what they're doing here; having body fears, however brave your head may be. maximum traction and optimum handling, but it gives the deepest, most disturbing, most unnerving and the newcomer the impression that a herd of satanic The desire to run from this noise is natural - even complete kind of fun a person can have. commendable. Where in your primal, prehistOrical cattle has just been let loose on the track and is now That is, next to driving a stock car in a race. Now racial memory have you ever heard such a noise? In there's some real deep, disturbing fun.
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August 23, 1990 3 RICHARD ~ PARK~ ~ GALLERY
FOLK ART OF INDIA Maine Youth Center report calls You might know Richard Parks Gallery for it's quality contemporary home and office furniture, for stricter but take a second look at our art. Now is a good security time to come in and view our new show. In a report released on Aug. 16, a task force explored A review of the top news stories affecting Showing August 17 - September 7 Creater Portland: August 14 through 21, 1990. problems at the Maine Youth Center and offered recommen Our Portland location is pleased to feature the dations for improving security work of the village women from ancient Mithali and rehabilitative services at the facility. Located in South in Eastern India. Carrying on a 3,000 year old It was a week of barriers. that "Joe Brennan seems Portland, the center has been a tradition unique these women, they create to A task force paralyzed" when he "an source of community dissen sacred colorful icons drawn from India's rich recommended building a nounces that he's going to sion for the past several years Hindu mythology. Come in and enjoy the exhibit fence to keep In Juveniles announce his position." primarily because of the and see what the gallery has to offer. at the Maine Youth Center Lyford attributes this paralysis perceived danger of itinerant In South Portland, two to Brennan "trying not to youth. Since the beginning of AIDS groups attacked offend" either the environ 1990, there have been at least Mon.Thurs 10am.5:30pm, Fri until 7pm, Sat lOam.5pm what they claimed were major credit cards • in·store financing • free parking mental groups that oppose the 212 escapes, 30 of which police PORTLAND BANGOR ELLSWORIH barriers to care for people widening or the business and have linked with local crime. 288 Fore Street. 170 Park Street. High Street with AIDS, Cov. John tourism interests that favor the Among other recommenda 774·1322 942~0 667·3615 RICHARD . PARK~ , GALLERY McKernan told widening. tions, the report proposed Democratk gubernatorial The decision whether to building a fence around the opponent Congressman grant pennits to the Maine facility, replacing the staff Joseph Brennan to "get Turnpike Authority for members currently doing duty off the fence" and come widening the turnpike from as guards with a separate Some people think there's not much to do late at night. out for or against the Wells to Scarborough now security force, and reducing widening of the Maine rests with the Board of Envi escapes by enhancing treat They haven't been to L.L. Bean. Turnpike, and a city ronmental Protection. A final ment programs. According to council that said It would decision by the BEP is ex A.L. Carlisle, Panel Chair and 10 p.m. Valerie Marshall, 30, build a park Is now on the pected in October. Associate Corrections Com Enlarge. your summer works in L.L. Bean's Men's J came out into the lobby, and there was a perfect set of fence because of the missioner at the Department Deparbnent. wet foot tracks heading right out the front door. J don't sagging economy. of Corrections, the total cost of AIDS group forms, know, I guess somebody took a swim in the trout pond!" memones! the recommendations would "J think we stay open a/l day and Couple found fights patient be "very, very expensive. a/l night because, as LL used 6 a. m. Olga Bishop, 55, works ONA ...... (10lY . dumping We'd be lucky if we could do to say, '}6u never know when in L.L. Bean's footwear guilty of running a security fence - 6,000-7,000 someone is going to need you: .. 1 deparbnent. /Mi if199 . 16x24 .. Jl!J9 2Qx30 (fJ!OIo Pcmrl ••• 12.99 A local task force tha t will ... "" ,,' q;.,.. t;Qlct #'«, prostitution ring feet of small mesh - for a remember late one evening last help people with AIDS minimum of $1.5 million." The ''My grandfather was a shoe Joseph Sabatino, Jr. and I year this older, very refined. digni "And don't forget ... ((The Big Deal" (PWAs) obtain medical and cost of implementing the other maker, and I've spent my whole Diane Sabatino were found fied gentleman came in-I think he Free 2nd Set of Prints and Free Film social services announced its recommendations, said /L'as Austrian. This was his first time in the store, and we life around shoes. I stitched guil ty of running a prostitu formation on Aug. 14. Toby shoes and luggage before I came EVERY DAY OF mE WEEK wilen your film is developed ... Carlisle, could easily run as went from mens to lL'Omens, then to home and camp It ~ l tion operation in Portland by a exclusively at BPS Photo Express Simon, a member of the newly high as $10 million. Funding to work in this department. I federal jury on Aug. 17. The took nearly all night, but he got everything he needed. fonned Task Force on Human the changes could be posed to know shoes, and I never recom jury ruled that while the Rights, said in a prepared Folks tell me that walking through the door here at, so;: voters in the fonn of a bond 10 or lJ at night is an experience in itself. I know what mend a shoe I'm not sure offers HURRY! Enlargement Sabatinos ran Classic Escort statement that the task force's issue. exactly what the customer is offer ends Aug. 31st! Service and Massage on Forest they mean-but its probably more a feeling than any mission would be to attack As for the threat to the thing you could put into words. .. ., looking for. Sometimes that can take a while. People will Avenue in Portland during "the problem of patient general public, Carlisle try on shoe after shoe, but I don't mind. I'm glad theres 30 City Center, Portlnnd • 772-7296 1988 and 1989, their employ dumping by physicians who pointed out that as of Aug. 20, 2 a. m. Assistant Manager plenty of time to get it right. In fact, that s one of the best ees engaged in sex with JJU~~LlI.I"'''''''I.&''''''''''''IAAII'''''' 7I US Route 1, Scarborough • 883-7363 refuse to treat PW As with the center's population was John Chaney, 53, has been things about working this hour. .. }6u see, it may seem clients. Fonner employees Medicaid." Simon also said 245, of whom only 13 were at with Bean's for 17 years. peaceful here at night, but YOUQ be surprised. Theres who testified against the the group will work toward large. "I've had people ask me who always something interesting going on." Sabatinos said that they had getting more physicians in "(Carlisle) always plays it on earth would shop here at travelled as far as Some people like to visit LL Bean during the day, and outlying communities to treat down," said task force mem 2 in the morning, and I just Massachusets and New some like the expe- AIDS patients rather than ber and Portland Deputy look at them and grin. .. Back Hampshire to be paid for sex. rience they have referring patients to "AIDS Police Chief Steven Roberts. when I st0l1ed working here, Joseph Sabatino faces up to here late at night. specialists" in urban areas. "Five percent is still 10 kids ... 55 years in prison and $2.8 there were only three clerks So we're here 24 General practitioners referring and some of those are ... on. and if it was real quiet, we played cnbbage. Hunters LL.Bead million in fines. Diane AlDS patients to specialists hours every day, SOCiopaths preying on the used to come in on their way up to camp then. Were big Our store offers durable. Sabatino faces up to five years ready to answer All Aboard for a instead of treating the patients community." ger nou;, but theres still a small feeling about the place. In practical products and knowledgeable. in prison and $250,000 in fines. your questions themselves has led to a fact, /L-eL>e had the same crew on for four years now. Nowa friend I.. service for people who A federal judge ruled that and help you make love the outdoors. We're open Charter, Cruise, or Day Trip handful of Portland doctors days, some people come in just for the company, and! neither of the Sabatinos could becoming overburdened and Group seeks the most of your 24 hours. ever\' dav. serve a lot of coffee... One of my favorite stories is the night on Maine's Finest Fleet be released on bail until their needing to "dump" patients, improvements for time outdoors. sentencing, which will occur Simon and others in the task Roule I. Heeport. Mame at the end of October. force said. Task force members City Hall plan to work toward improv Auditorium Jock to Joe: "Get ing treatment for PWAs at the Portland CARES (Citizens off the fence" Maine Medical Center (MMC). for Auditorium Restoration) Dr. Robert S. Hillman, Chief fonned recently to help raise about turnpike of the Department of Medicine money for restoring the aging Maine Governor John at MMC, said that none of the Portland City Hall Audito VIDEO BLOWOUT SALE McKernan reiterated his 130 doctors who report to him rium. Bad acoustical vibes, I challenge at an Aug. 16 press "have sat me down and lousy seats and Ii ttle room GREAT BUYS ON conference for Democratic refused an AIDS patient." baCkstage to rehearse and D opponent Congressman Hillman did say that there are change are among the com E HUNDREDS OF VIDEO TAPES Joseph Brennan to "get off the only five infectious disease plaints voiced by groups and AUGUST 23 - AUGUST 29 * PALAWAN specialists in Portland who o Long lasting, tropical DAYSAILS fence" and take a stand on the performers who use the issue of widening the Maine have "a limited capacity to auditorium and by people VI~~~S $9. 98 from the Custom llouse Turnpike. "Unfortunately for cope" with the present de who have attended perfor B Wharf In Portland Joe, there does come a time mand for AIDS treatment. He mances and graduation L • New Releases. Foreign Films. Comedies • ORCHIDS 773-2163 said that the issue of AIDS • Classics • Horrors • Kids' • when you actually have to say ceremonies there. o 5 stems 3ttrll-eti17ely where you stand," said specialists being Estimates peg the renova wr3pped 3nd deli17end to McKernan. overburdened is not so much tion of the auditorium at $6 W Portfand 3nd mstbrook. a result of other doctors $15 For more information C3sh or endit ell-rd. 'Ilm, _ oh, Brennan last released a million. The late Paul E. o about putting your ad here "" ..... O'HoI'""uI' statement about the turnpike refusing to provide care as of Merrill donated $1 million U bool{land call Maureen Magee at on July 27, in which he weighs "an issue generic to all medi toward restoring the audito T ~ I both sides of the issue but cine: Do you go to a Specialist rium. Portland CARES hopes This sale will only be at the follOwing locations: Casco~ <9!·mttiiil)) or do you go to a general Trips doesn't corne out on either to raise another $2 million in Bookland South Portland Bookland Northgate VWEEKL:. * 6 Daily * $5 ofT any Adult fare practitioner who covers all of Mall Plaza North Gat. Shopping Center whit. ,,&lid Maiae Dri'len Ue~ side of the road. private funds. The group is S S. Portland, Maine Portland, Maine the waterfront?" HARMON'~~BARTON'S 775-6601 Wharf· Portland. 207-774-3578 McKernan campaign looking for public money for A 773-4238 797.9274 584 Congress Street ~ 117 Brown Street manager Willis Lyford said BooJdand N<>rth Gate w.u continue Ie s
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the remaining $3 million and 538 C.ongre" Street is lobbying the Portland City Rare and Used Books Council to send a bond issue Maps and Pr ints referendum question to Bought & Sold Portland voters on the upcom Highest Prices Paid ing Nov. 6 ballot. An Aug. 20 Search Service public hearing drew 150 Tax & Insurance Appraisals citizens who spoke for and Single items or large collectIons wan ted BROWSERS ALWAYS WELCOME against the $3 million bond 1 0 am to 5 :30 pm Mon.-Sat. issue. The council will vote on whether to send the question AntlQuoriOn Booluelen Assocohon of Americo to the voters on Aug. 27. 1-800-228-1398 The present auditorium 761 -2150 646·8785 was built after a fire burned 538 Congress St. Route 1. Well. , the previous City Hall to the ground in 1908. Which restaurant Planned park may in the Old Port remain parking lot will serve you a An Old Port parking lot first~rate dinner was the site of a ceremony last in the peaceful spring for visitors from seclusion of a Handcrafted for us in Vermont with solid hardwood aspen slats, combined Portland's Sister City garden patio? with our 30-tuft pure cotton futon mattress and scotchguarded cover, Shinagawa in honor of the this futon package is a terrific value! Also available in queen and proposed Japanese-style Post twin sizes, all in stock. Office Park. The lot is bor Pavement outside MaIne Med following ACT-UP/Maine's "die-In." dered by Exchange, Middle None of them. At noon on Aug. 20, more than two dozen AIDS activists rain and Market streets and We sell no wood products from forests. representing the Maine chapter of the AIDS Coalition to Workmanship guaranteed. currently contains 35 metered Unleash Power (ACT-UP) staged a protest outside the Maine Corne to our neighborhood. parking spaces_ We carry New England's largest in-stock selection of frames, Medical Center. Canylng signs that read "106 deaths from The Portland City Council AIDS In Vacationland" and "Sllence,.Death," the group chanted Till': futons and covers. Futons priced from $89 to $189. is deciding whether to spend "Shamel" repeatedly while pointing toward Maine Med. Futons made specially for us by ~d f3oi5/) $265,000 of the capital im Alleging that Maine Med Is guilty of patient dumping and that 't.~"...~WEQT provements budget to finish services provided by the Maine Med Outpatient Clinic are CJIDE FUTON FURNISIDNGS ,.... """ ... ' ~m" the proposed project, which Inadequate, they demanded that Maine Med open a resource R U,L\ L R ~ ~ ' I includes a dry waterfall, a rock center specifically for AIDS patients by Jan. 1, 1991.The event Also servi ng Breakfast, Lunch and Sunday Brunch. garden representing the ended with a "die-In." Protestors lay down on the pavement while othen drew chalk lines around them In a homlclde islands of Casco Bay and an 58 Pine Street 773-8223 crime-scene fashion. Then proteston stood up and wrote open space for performances. . :.:: ';:::' ..: :.;: .... . ,,::: ::,,: names Inside the drawings of people who have died of AIDS, The Ci ty of Portland squirted and smeared the drawings with fake blood and purchased the lot in 1985 at scattered black flowers on the Images. the urging of a citizens' group called Friends of the Park. The Protesters act up. Photos(fonee Harbert city wanted a building at the Office Park would be better up quite a struggle" when he affidavits after an event.) location to collect taxes on it. spent renovating Franklin and Navarro wrestled it to Wasmund is hoping the feat WEIRD NEWS: The city asked Friends of the Park and maintaining the shore. Flaherty said that they will entice the Guinness folks JOSEPH'S Park to demonstrate public other parks in the Old Port, sold the fish, which weighed to create a "Biggest Sno-Cone" trHold That Chisel support for the park and including Tommy's Park over 200 pounds, for $475. category in the book. Guinness Steady ... A statue of Polish We don't challenged them to raise across the street from the "] could have thrown them presently documents gargan hero Marshal Jozef Pilsudski, Saturday, August 25 is the last day $100,000. Friends of the Park proposed Post Office Park. in jail for the sale of fish tuan Popsides and ice cream sculpted in Yugoslavia half a of our raised $115,000 from private The City Council will commercially without a sundaes. century ago, was recently know interests and the City Council decide on the capital improve license," said Sergeant David The sno-cone rested in a shipped to the Polish city of SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE agreed to building the park ments budget and the fate of T. Maulden of the Maine cone constructed from wood, Katowice to be put on display. where to within four years. But with Post Office Park Monday, Department of Marine Re chicken wire and wallpaper. Officials there discovered that merchants and residents Aug. 27. sources. But Maulden said he Spectators were encouraged to the statue, which was sup Business Selected Men's and Women's put his complaining about the lack of was convinced the Fish eat the sno-cone but barely put posed to depict Pilsudski on clothing, shoes and accessories accessible and affordable Duo catch 6-foot Exchange workers "had no a dent in it, Wasmund said. his legendary chestnut mare, and Social Jersey- parking and a tight city idea" about permits required Reached three days after the shows him mounted on what Catering budget, the present City fish with bare for selling fish commercially event, he reported that the is unmistakably a stallion. The 50-700/0 off Council is having second hands and let them off. The two men cone had not yet completely officials are agonizing over thoughts about public financ were allowed to purchase two whether to alter the statue in • On Aug. 17, two Portland melted. Word from Guinness 410 Fore Street Portland, Maine 04101 Gary Bowden has ing of the project. The present permits, costing $10 each, after the interests of historical Gounnet-To-Go Fish Exchange workers caught on whether Wasmund will council is not legally bound by they sold the fish. make the record book is accuracy. Men's Store: 773-1274 Women's Store: 773-4454 been Operations Manager a rare, blue-fin tuna that was the decisions of previous expected within two months, trPhiiadelphia's prisons 10 am - 5:30 pm, Thurs. til 7:00 at WGAN Radio for two and a half over six feet long with their councils. Portlander builds he said. have begun giving inmates years. In that time, he has helped The City Council meeting bare hands. But they risked only decaffeinated coffee in an change the way Portlanders look at heard public comment on the being reeled in by the law biggest sno-cone effort to make them "less AM Radio by bringing News/Talk to when they sold the fish Oooops park on Aug. 20. Tony Payne, On Aug. 17, approximately jumpy," according to William WGAN's long-standing audience. without commercial fishing Ellen Gurlitz, bassist for the ."THEMO\iIES ' . a founding member of Friends 200 friends and curiosity Hightower, the prison Gary is leaving WGAN to pursue a permits. Snake Alley Bluegrass Band, of the Park, remarked that the seekers gathered on Bedford system's food service director. brand new career. We wish him well One of the Fish Exchange was incorrectly listed in the park was originally proposed Street to watch Keith trJulia E. Arden, a 28-year in his new job, but don't worry.. .we 'll workers, Richard Flaherty, Aug. 9 Calender as "Ellen to prevent building construc Wasmund build a sno-cone old New York City woman continue to bring the latest news from said it was around 12:30 p.m . Meisner." tion on the lot and preserve that was 12 feet high and four stayin'g at the Stratton, Vt. the award-winning WGAN Radio at a Fish Exchange employee Morgan Shepherd's review views of the newly renovated feet in diameter. The 26-year Mountain Inn, called police to News Team, and keep the best talk picnic at Winslow Memorial of "Judevine" in the Aug. 16 historic landmarks in the area. old Portlander is hoping to report that someone had going! Park in Freeport when some issue of CBW was incorrectly "We had a deal," he said. '1t's earn a spot in the Guinness stolen three bags of marijuana i AUGUST 24-25 &<. FRI-SAT 11 ~ two to three dozen bathers attributed to W.D. Cutlip. • ''''R_r_~~ llil time to get this done." Payne Book of World Records. from her room. According to All of us at WGAN wish you the best, were scared out of the ocean lllustrations on pages 12-13 AUGUST25-28 SAT-SUN MAT 3 fears that further delays will Wasmund, owner of the Deputy Sheriff Raymond Gary. Thank you for a great two and a when they saw a fin circling in for the Aug. 16 "The News ~ SUN-TUES 7,9 " increase the cost of the pro Wasy's Sno-Cones pushcarts Wilson, Arden volunteered half years. the shallows. Flaherty and You Didn't Hear" article were ~ '!0 built before 1975 was given an easement for 30 years and won't have to pay until 2005. Even with so many people grand fathered for so a virtuAl drAthtrap, of hazard) all AVEDA. products ct\ftTfRlftl full long. new businesses hit with the fee in 1975 didn't make waves at • Environmentally responsible, No animal testing, Plcase recycle· 545 Coa"u. Itrllt, Partllall and pokntlaJ 't:Jury! Thats v:Jry first. 'The rate structure was minimal and relatively non-impac Offer good through September 6, 1990 879-1878 O~JfCTS tive," explained Joe McCarty, a member of the Maine Marine Trades 484 Congress Street (eave 1t1e cookl~ Iv -n-al~) ~!!l\.'J M-f 1:18-6:30 hi. 1H Portland, Maine 04101 r Association and owner of Robinhood Marine Center in Robinhood. PORTLAND'S ELITE CUTTERS 774-1241. SUMMER HOURS: YISk-takl~, tnrlll-sukl~ pros: McCarty would prefer not to pay the more than $4,000 he now pays 828-0426 20-50% OFF Monday-Saturday 10:30-5:30 the state on the portion of his marina built since '75, although he said ~ kI~ KIVljs QVld kWce¥lS C{t 222 St. John St.• Suite 215 • Portland IIIIclld CllIol l Ray. CIotllill An eclectic .collection ofwearables the amount was low enough that he could still compete with marina We QTt a salon fOT YOUT good health AI .. M Off d fill Art Rill from this centuy for men & women. -fhp 4oet:i ~j Olpl.! owners excused from the fees. But McCarty said the new fee structure that becomes effective on Oct. 1 is "inequitable and fairly loony." McCarty and 138 other owners of piers, docks and floats will now have to pay a fee that depends not only on the type of work they do in and over the water, but also on the value of property adjacent to the marine structure. People will no longer simply pay a certain amount per foot. Instead, whatawf 7 the state will figure the assessed value per square foot of inland you property adjacent to the structure, then make the marine businesses pay a percentage of the assessed land. Marine-rela ted structures will have to pay one percent of the per square foot value of the adjacent property on land; other marine-related businesses will have to pay two percent; and condos, restaurants and other enterprises that don't by nature have to be on the water will pay 10 percent. FOR A ROOKIE COP, The new fee structure will result in 35 of the 139 fee payers giving the same orless to the state, thanks to very cheap adjacent land. But THERE'S ONE THING MORE the 104 other people who live in areas like Portland that have DANGEROUS THAN comparably higher land values will pay more, Some face increases • Manicure. Pedicure • UNCOVERING A KILLER'S of up to 23 times the fees they currently pay. (The state will raise the • Aromatherapy Facial. Come to our fee incrementally over the next 10 years to soften the blow.) • Haircut. Half Hour Massage. Summer Sale FANTASY. BECOMING IT. According to Matthew Bley of Maine's Bureau of Public Lands, • Float In Floatation Tank. 25%-50% off the submerged land had been "grossly undervalued" and the new • Aveda Cosmetic Makeover. selected Clothing, structure brings the element of "fair market value" into the fee House waTtS & Jamie Lee Curtis (A Fish Called scheme. Now, said Bley, the state will "get a fair return for the Goodies too Wanda) stars in this tightly strung, private use of public land." psychological action thriller about But McCarty said the program is not fair at all. He said assessing fees relative to adjacent property is a "cockamamie idea." 86 Exchange Street, a female cop trapped in a steel web Portland, ME 04101 of romance, revenge and murder, The idea certainly isn't being applauded at DiMillo's Floating 207-774-9746 Restaurant or DiMillo's Marina in Portland. The restaurant's fee will Ron Silver (Enemies: A Love Slory) go from $3,900 to $19,000. And at DiMillo's Marina, the present fee co-stars as a smooth-talking of $5,500 will climb to $31,000. The marina has 130 slips and it costs commodities broker by day ... and a an average of $2,100 for boaters to rent a slip for a year, according crazed madman by night. to Bill Scherr, who manages the marina. He said DiMillo's will have to pass their increased fee along to boaters and that it will be reflected in an increase of up to $240 per slip_ The increase could NEW ACTION HIT RELEASE keep some potential Portland visitors at bay. 1L6 Factory Outlet "It seems unfair to the marine operator in Portland," said McCarty. Sportswear for Since property values and thus submerged land fees are now the whole famllyl .~ IRI R considerably higher in Portland than in many other coastal areas in BLUE STEEL e1969 Melro-GoIdwyn-Mayer Pictures, Inc. All Rights Reserved . $89.98 the state, McCarty predicts that Portland may lose some recreational boaters when business is "driven out of the west and into the east 50% OFF NOW AVAILABLE where the cost of submerged land wiII be less." McCarty pointed out TENNIS & SKI that boaters with full sails are clearly "mobile clientele" who by You've Never Seen A Video Superstore nature like to be out on the water and may elect to sail longer if it WEAR means saving a tidy sum for men & women Like this! People hit with the highest fees stand to lose a competitive edge not only to competitors in other areas, but also to those competitors who have been around since before '75 and are now grandfathered. Scherr of DiMillo's estimated that there are as many as 6,000 of these 4 RENTALS FOR JUST $9.95 business operators who were grandfathered. The Submerged Lands Program is mandated to identify all cases of submerged land use by 30% OFF (Now Thru Labor Day) 1995. LADIES GOLF Largest Selection in Area 3 Evening Rentals for Just $3.00 The increased fees will allow the program, which has had much by Dance France WEAR Free lifetime Membership wlmajor Cl Desperately serious fun Andy Cusack, General Manager of Beech Ridge Speedway, is the only rnan within five miles of the track wearing a tie. As he walks through the dusty inferno of the pit area, he somehow manages to stay crisp and clean. He comports himself with a directness and confidence that belie his 25 years. Andy is the son of the man who owns Beech Ridge, Ralph Cusack, who purchased the track in 1981 from Calvin Reynolds. Andy is the ringmaster of the area's hairiest, most frenetic circus, and the experience has given him a very definite, emphatic way of speaking. "Stock car radng is not dangerous," he said. "It's risky. Put 30 cars on a track and put drivers in them that want to win and you've got some serious competition. They're going to do some rubbing and bumping, but they're fairly safe out there." Driven get last mInute advice before the start of He walked over to a Modified stock car near the pit tower and a race at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway. started to explain stock car safety. "See all this welded tubing? This is a six-point roll cage. A roll four or five laps; the pace car peeled off into the infteld and the cage protects the driver from contact with any object in a crash. race, as they say, was on. This super-seatbelt thing here is a five-point harness. This holds In the fourth tum of the eighth lap, Lew Weatherby's #40 him in his seat. The seat itself protects a driver from three sides. modified stock car left the ground at approximately 80 miles an "He's got a fire extinguisher here, see? The fuel is stored in a hour, rolled in the air and was crushed like a beer can on the foam-lined fuel cell instead of a stainless steel tank so that, when tire-lined concrete wall in front of the stand. it's hit, it simply collapses, as opposed to blowing up." "Everybody stay cool," said Andy Cusack to the press box. Lew Weatherby, the car's owner, stepped up while Andy was "Everybody stay in their seats." talking. He smiled. Kim Weatherby screamed wordlessly and ran out of the press "What are you doing in my car, Andy?" box. Down on the track, she was held back from Lew's car by "This guy," he said, pointing at me, "wants to buy it." friends while the rescue team worked feverishly to free him from "Oh, is that a fact?" asked Lew. the abstract metal sculpture that was once the #40 Modified. Photos by "Not really," I said. This task was made extremely difficult by the fact that Lew Lew laughed. "Too bad. I could've used the money." was unconscious and obviously very badly hurt. Fortunately, Tonee Harbert After a tour of the pits I was transported via pace car to the there was no fire. (This was not a prime-time television stunt. Race can In the Limited Sportsmen division round he track at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway. stands. Up in the air-conditioned press box Kim Weatherby, Not every car that crashes bums.) Lew's wife, was scoring drivers for track records. The rest of the cars stopped and the track was suddenly way "What were you doing in our car?" she asked with a smile. too quiet, as was the grandstand. Hunkering over the table with "Planting a bomb," I said, soul of wit that I am. a can of beer in my trembling hand, I was struck by two relatively underpopulated Late Model Sportsman division. "Oh, She laughed. thoughts. A RUN FOR THE MONEY yeah," says Mike Johnson, Late Model owner and radng I sat down facing the window just in time for the first modi My first thought was: stock car radng is a sport, a spectator affidanado. "We swap paint every night, every race. Sometimes fied heat. Lew Weatherby and 1] other drivers pulled onto the Continued from front page every lap." Predictably, keeping the body work up is one of track in two files. They warmed up their engines and tires in Mike's biggest headaches - and one of Mike's bigger expenses. Continued on pt'ge 10 One day soon you may be groping for a simile to describe Which is not a major reason for anybody with sufficient cash something battered to the point of featurelessness. Perhaps it reserves to stay out of this division. Generally speaking, people will be a boxer's face after losing a particularly one-sided fight; who can afford to race late-model muscle cars can afford primer, or some comer of the Great American Cityscape crying out for paint and body putty. bulldozers and the wrecker's ball, like the Washington, D.C. In the Modified division, body work is not a big worry. To the ghettos, the South Bronx or the Million Dollar Bridge. average Modified driver or owner, the biggest concern is getting Grope no further. The phrase you're looking for is "like a around the track in one piece. stock car." Come to Beech Ridge and see for yourself. Modified stock cars are "stock" only in the sense that their Beech Ridge Motor Speedway offers four classes of stock car engines are not manufactured in a laboratory somewhere by races: Modified, Late Model Sportsman, Limited Sportsman and people wearing masks, paper hats and dust-free environmental Wildcat - listed here in a coveralls. Built from the ground up, Modified stock cars closely descending order of financial resemble their Formlua One "Indy 500" cousins. burden and aesthetic visual Modifieds are open-wheeled, almost identically equipped appeal. 600-horsepower monsters. The cars cost anywhere from $4,000 to Wildcats race in "teams" $10,000. Upkeep, including gas, tires and oil, is about $15,000 a of 50 cars. Fifty cars on a one year, " __ .depending on how often we crash," says nine-time third mile oval track is some Modified champion Dave Coutermarsh. Dave says a crash can kind of Darwinian rush-hour ruin your whole season - at a minimum. nightmare. After the first lap, "There's been a lot of deaths in Modified stock car radng," he the leaders fuse with the says. "The cornering speed of the average Modified is very high likely losers in a confusing, and the cars are pretty rigid. If the angle of impact is severe, the snake-eating-its-tail blur. The driver is going to take a hell of a shot." leaders may be known only Scott Watts, a Modified driver in his early 20s and ninth in the to the track offidals after just overall Modified point standings at Beech Ridge, says that the two laps. greatest danger is not so much the design of the car but the If they even know. To the approach to Modified radng taken by newcomers. uninitiated, it may seem like According to Scott, most Modified drivers have "graduated" the track officals are picking from Limited Sportsman and Late Model racing. They tend to Jeff Morgan of Saco a car at random and hoping race with the reflexes and wheel-to-wheel chutzpah they picked prepares to start In the for the best. This impression, known to the sporting press as the up in those "lower" divisions, which can be real trouble for the Limited Sportsman Blender Mystique, is created by the apparent fluidity of the cars rest of the field. division. themselves. "Some of these guys think that they're still protected by doors In the Wildcat and Limited Sportsman divisions, drivers and fenders," says Scott. "They rub tires and think that's okay. spend so much time rubbing, colliding and caroming off each They don't realize what that can do to you." other that entire bodies may switch chassis en route. What rubbing tires can do to a Modified stock car was seen Well... That may be a little far-fetched. But entire paint jobs here at Beech Ridge on May 26. In his fourth start in a Modified have been known to move from car to car on a given night. The stock car, Walter "Kenny" Wilkinson Jr. ran the left front tire of car bearing a certain number at the beginning of a race may not his Modified up over the the tire of an adjacent car and was sent necessarily be the car bearing that number at the race's end. flying into the wall in front of the stands. He was pronounCed All this banging and swapping of paint lends itself to a dead at the scene. homogenization of the cars themselves. If you can point to a Wilkinson's death was the seventh such fatality in the Modi Wildcat or a Limited Sportsman entry and say "That's a Chevy" fied class in five years - a record, if you want to call it that, in the or "That's a Ford," the car probably hasn't been in too many field of automobile radng. races - it may in fact be that car's first day on the track. Every sport keeps records in neat boxes printed in the back of This can even be true (to a lesser extent) of the ritzy and the daily that you can review at your leisure. Columns marked Friends and pit crew discuss the engine In Jeff Morgan's 1980 Pontiac Grand Prix. 1 0 Ozsco Bay ~kJy Augusl 23, 1990 1 1 neck, and Jeff feels the pressure keenly. "1 was eighth in points last year," he says. "1 was up to fourth Remaining race dates: as of last week until I got pinned up against the wall. That happens all the time here. There's way too many people out on that track with their heads on hold. Beech Ridge Oxford Plains "I race down at the Lee Speedway in New Hampshire, and Motor Speedway Speedway it's a lot saner there. They have 20 cars in a race, whereas here it seems like you got 90." 70 Holmes Rd., Rte. 26, Oxford What's he doing here? Scarborough 539-8865 He shrugs. "I'm racing." 88H030 Racing schedule And racing, believe it or not, is its own reward. Racing schedule through Sep. 30: '''There's a thrill knowing you beat somebody, even if you're through Sep. 30: 8/25 at 7 p.m. way back in the pack and there's only one or two other guys 8/25 at 7:03 p.m. 9/1 at 7 p.m. behind you," says two-time Limited Sportsman champ Kevin 9/2 at 7:03 p.m. 9/9at2p.m. Durgin. 9/9 at 1:33 9/16 at 2 p.m. "Some guys go 10 years without a win and get discouraged. 9/14 at 7:33 9/23 at 2 p.m. Then one day they win and they say 'What do I do? Am I going 9/16 at 1:33 9/30at2 p.m. to keep on winning or what?' That's enough to keep some 9/23 at 1:33 people going. I know it's not for everybody." 9/30 at 1:33 , But its seems to be "for" more and more people every year. Behind the grandstand " Beech Ridge is enjoying one of its most prosperous years ever - is now in fact a Mecca for every motorhead in the Greater Portland area. The amazing surge in the number of drivers and spectators at Beech Ridge Speedway reflects a growing national trend: 72 million people attended stock car races last year, which makes racing the number one spectator sport in the country. Part of this trend is due to the fact that women are infiltrating the sport en masse. Testosterone was once considered to be the most important fuel additive in the racing business, but lately women like Lyn 51. James and Shawna Robinson have been , showing up in the winner's circle at NASCAR (National Stock • t I Car Association) events with a disproportionately high fre I \ quency. '''The women are blown away," said Lyn St. James in an interview in Vogue last year. '''They say, This is the most fun we've ever had with our clothes on.'" St. James, who holds 21 NASCAR speed records and is the first woman ever to win the International Motor Sports Associa tion Camel GTO series, is having more fun than just about everybody out there. "We have two women registered to race in the Wildcat division," says Andy Cusack. "But they haven't been racing. I Track worken and emergency penonnel remove Lew Weatherby's car after his crash on Aug 4. expect we'll see more (women) out there in the next couple of years." If so, expect the Wildcat division to get even wilder. Which would really be something to behold. It can't be the money. A good number of racing teams at Wildcats race for the fun of racing and little else. Wayne To the vkton go the trophies - and the fun of doing It. A RUN FOR THE MONEY Beech Ridge are deeply in the red and running on raw optimism. Marshall drives what appears to be a late 70s Camaro but may Continued from page 9 "Most of these people are racing to break even," says Andy. actually be '69 GTO. (Or a Bonneyville. Or a Tempest. Or a milk Like Scott Wi/tis, w,ho may earn $1,000 after paying for the truck. See above). What does it cost Wayne to race? sport. People do this for fun. Other people looking for fun come upkeep of his car. "Well, I blew a tranny (transmission) last week. I picked up here to watch stuff like this happen. If anyone needs proof that Cash awards in the Modified division run from $650 for the another one in a junkyard for $30 and put it in myself. The amazing surge in the number of people in general are nuts, they need look no further than Beech winner down to $100 for 10th place. First place in the Wildcat '1 was given this car. Put a roll bar in it from another car in a Ridge. division gets you $100 and a hearty handshake. No one is getting junkyard, and that was maybe $10. All in all I've got about $400 drivers and spectators at Beech My second thought was: I have a big, big mouth. rich at Beech Ridge. invested in this car." (At the other end of the racing world, Rick Mears' paycheck Wayne's car - number 65B - is not the fastest or the finest ride Ridge Speedway reflects a growing for three Indy 500 wins was $2,741,675. So Beech Ridge is quite a at Beech Ridge, but it does the job. Enough fun departure from the big-time, front-runner world of auto racing. 1 "1 came in second in the first heat two weeks ago," he says national trend: 72 mil/ion people ;! Lew Weatherby was unconscious a total of three days, due in But isn't everything? This is not the Times of London you're with some enthusiasm. part to sedation and in part to the shock of his brain hitting the reading.) What did he win? attended stock car races last year. ~i front of his skull at 70 or 80 miles an hour. If .;i the money doesn't draw racing teams, surely the point "Fifty dollars," he says with a smile. "But I had a lot of fun." "He's doing extremely well," said Andy Cusack over the system alone won't do it. All drivers are rated from race to race " And that's enough for Wayne. " phone, "much better than most people in his position." on their performances and awarded points based on how Will he ever race again? they've done against the field. It's nice to win an individual race, "Well, Kim (Weatherby) said she wouldn't be surprised if he but whoever finishes out the season with the most points has just had to go out and take a couple of laps, even at half throttle, reason to be proud. this year or next. He'll probably go out again." The prize for such a victory is a trophy. It looks great on the W. D. Cutlip is a type-A terrur behind the wheel. Which leads to the inevitable question: Why would he do a mantelpiece, but it doesn't pay the bills. thing like that? 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Serious As far as the $30 million CASCO changes involving greater cost (one-third the cost of the too much to sunnise that more Andy JIIewmiIn Niss reporting on men experience maleness than CUPBOARD Arts Editor protection of and freedom turnpike project), here's more domestic assault reality: that's the cost of do women? Or is this too W.D.Cutlip from such fears for women, 9 Foden Road, South Portland / upgrading and acquiring new much common sense in the Near the Maine Mall Copy Editor irks Gannett more prosecution, jail terms tracks; what about the trains? current state of anomie across trom UPS • 775-4312 Ellm Liburt and treatment for offenders, bizarre ... between the sexes? atomic art deco Photojournalist reader and society-wide condemna What will they cost? What about train stations, parking at Perhaps we men and U/ood To_Harbert tion and intolerance of such to&! ~!ffLU!e ~ #a~ When condi tions deterio violence are urgently needed. train stations, training em women will some day shed (207) 829 -0029 our sexism (liberal and Production Manager rate, many people will com Once more, your papers have ployees, and most of all, the cost of a subsidy? I'm not an conservative) and work E1issIZ Conger plain among themselves, some stuck their collective head in expert on this, but 1 would through all the name calling, Production Artist will take action, a few will do the sand. Contemptible. Rumors I've heard that guess that 99 percent of public blaming, and whining to lAurie Spugnardi both and address those FRANK transportation in this country better understand and respect Production Intern responsible. I'm writing to your readership is down 35 is subsidized. And in recent each other for being who we "It's the best Anne Garland register my complete disgust percent recently have in SINATRA! with your paper. I've long creased my faith in the news times the federal government are. Meanwhile, both great candidness and humor will damn beer Circulation Manager bemoaned its low quality - paper-reading population. 1 isn't encouraging public transportation. It keeps cutting help us out along the way. Rober/Lord skimpy coverage of important now purchase the Boston I ever drank!" Circulation events, excessive coverage of Globe on a daily basis (and the subsidies. Jonathan 51. Lau rent trivial activities, nearly non New York Times on Sundays) Sure, the automobile is a Deedee Look, Dan Tonini rL.. J? ~'-'-<~ existent editing and poor and don't plan on purchaSing problem. Except in the 10 P f? Offlce Manager layout. One exception to this is your papers again. Any largest cities in the U.S., John R. Rancourt Robyn Barnes your recent addition of optimism that you'll make however, where there is or Portland noteworthy stories from the efforts to improve your could be convenient public ' Advertising Manager New York Times, Washington product seems unwarranted at transportation,1 don't think people are going to change Holly Lynn Post, and other worthwhile this point. All significant local Display Advertising papers. However, your price news can be found on the their driving habits. increase and fonnat changes television, or in the Maine Who came up with this 22- Rose Greely,Maureen MDgee Advice to Classified Advertising (replicating, in terms of Times or Casco Bay Weekly hour-a-year figure? When it Melissa Johnson "substance" and style, another which are free and/or a much gets to the point where you Maybonne Choose from THOUSANDS of top quality cartoon newspaper, USA better "bargain" than your can't go the speed limit on the 'iEARLY f'EW " children s clothing. accessories and toys. Today), and failure to remove pitiful excuse for a paper. The turnpike - and that's almost Contributing Edlton 1 am sorry to hear you've Robert Niss from reporting on people of Portland and Maine always - there's a problem. 1 Jonathan St. Laurent, owner of Regular Toki Oshima/illustration had such a hard time finding Retail domestic assault cases (as a deserve and need a more think barrier tolls and more Uncle Billy's South Side BBQ. Mike Quinn/sport Jesus. You seem to have said South Portland. start, in this case) were the intelligent and substantial exits would relieve congestion ~!!~~~ Prices Ann SilJJmer/silverscreen all the right words. Maybe you ... straws that broke this back. paper with civilized reporters; a lot. "O.K., so a few years ago I should spend a little less time WE PAY";!:)! I for your I could make all kinds of it's inexcusable that you've I think we need to do invented Death by Contrlbuton worrying about Theresa and Chocolate, and now I own chi,ldren s outgrown clothing, accessories fonnatting changes to this chosen to move in the oppo something to reduce pollution Lynda Barry, Brmm. Chandler, Wayne Doug and a little more time Uncle Billy's, but by God, and toys - call for an appointment Todayl letter with my computer to site direction. You more than and our dependency on oil, so Curtis, KeUy Nelson, Morgan Shepard, seeking Christ. That's not to I never tasted a beer this HOURS 220 Mall Plaza. S. Portland "'" • make it look "good;' the deserve the scathing tone of improving public transporta good," Roland Swed, Don Rulrin say Theresa shouldn't be Mon. - Sat (By Ames &: Bookland) essence of the letter is what this letter and the loss of my tion should be a priori ty in the worried. She seems to know Discover Portland Lager remains important. I could readership. Circulation affects U.S. But in rural areas the 9:30 - 8:30 772·7333 1·800-564-7333. Z Casco Bay Weekly less about Jesus than you do. yourself. It's smooth and spend 50 cents on some advertising revenues, an issue subsidies would be outra distributes 20/XXJ papers free Of course, it was Jesus who delicious. Full-bodied and . . product that is even less I raise since you appear to be geous, and even if we had very satisfying. .- -. - . -. -. -. of charge every Tlwrsday. said, "I am the Way, the Truth, - substantial (junk food is the the money-is-all type of them,1 don't think it would No person may take more than one of and the Light, and no one only comparable one that publishers. ever be convenient enough for If you can't lind Portland eslCh issue witlwut the permission of comes to the Father except by Lager where you drink your comes to mind); that doesn't people to stop using their cars. Cascc Bay Weekly. Additional copies of me." And this same Jesus beer, go to Uncle Billy's and make your paper a bargain. I There are a lot of great tlte cummt issue and/or most bock spent a lot of his time on this ask Jonathan for the best shudder to think what envi c~g.~ ideas out there but let's get damn beer In the house! issues may be purchased for $1 each at earth casting out demons, not ronmental deterioration your Carole J. Ansheles with rt!lllity! tlte Casro Bay Weekly offiCI!. Domestic concepts. increased use of colored inks Cape Elizabeth - But before you go - subscriptions are mailed 3m class and Accepting Christ means Look for special Uncle Billy's is causing (both for their lead are $36/year, payable in advance. accepting who He was and coupons in Portland Lager and cadmium content and (f31!!AJ what He died for. Do not be 6-packs. increased difficulty in recy Casco Bay Weekly Bob Gilbert led astray by the weakness of cling). I'm appalled at your is published by Get real about Portland others. 1 know there's a secret obviously low opinion of your Casco Bay Weekly, Inc. place in your heart. And it readers. I'm nauseated with transportation Dodge D. Morgan, president. wants to know the real Jesus. your abdication of the respon If I were you? I'd skip the sibility to provide people with 1 think some of the people Shed our sexism Entire amtents e 1990. retreat and just stay home Classical Rags, Portland the opportunity to infonn and opposing the Maine Turnpike with a Good Book. Mens improve themselves. Whether expansion have a reality Three cheers for W.O. Andover College, Portland you find some who appl~ud problem. How about an honest Cutlip! His Aug. 2 article was Tube Socks survey, including out-of-state the most candid report Pillsbury USM Department of Community Casco Bay Weekly the changes is irrelevant; that's 6 Pair Pack condescending to the lowest tourists, asking whether peak concerning male physiology Fudge 187 Clark Street W~ak WHITE Programs, Portland and off-peak tolls would affect and psycho-sexuality I have Portland, ME 04102 common denominator, which Thorn StarkeY Brownie $4.99 VALUE their use of the turnpike_ I ever read in a contemporary 2077756601 is hardly commendable. Freeport 15 OZ. REGULAR 99 Endless Video, Portland I've read about the Char don't believe there are many $3. fax: 775 1615 Maine newspaper. TYPE lotte Warner and Robert Niss tourists or residents who As a fellow male, I too can $1.59 VALUE Fila, Freeport case in Casco Bay Weekly. would sit and wait a few certify that penises h<'rden for MaIne Coast Brewinf Company $1.29 Diamonds Edge Restaurant, Technically anyone is innocent hours to save a buck. 1 think a variety of reasons - very few Portland, Malne until proven guilty. However, the vast majority of people having to do with oppression Diamond Cove given the situation as reported don't want to be inconven or abuse. As a masculinist, I Ric Wheel Food, Portland in CBW (and it did not publish ienced; they're going to go found Ms. Kukka's rational any corrections in its Aug. 9 when they want to go. Cost ization (not to publish Walter Lighters I C2:= ~ Global Village, Portland and 16 issues), Robert Niss isn't going to matter. 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If you go anywhere in male nude was considered the at,· ____ Newswee1clies i ~~m~ One wonders if he'll remain as Maine or New Hampshire on model of beau ty. a reporter on your papers a train, what are you going to Fortunately, Mr. Cutlip ing Ceremony today at Experimentism)," a live stereophonically repro noon on the Western performance featuring duced in ultra-high fidelity. Prom. State experimental music, sound All this for only $3, $2 for Sena- and film today at 7 p.m. in students. For more informa USM Portland's Luther tion, call78O-4249. Bonney Auditorium. • Restless drums: Feeling Admission is $3 at the beat? 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Listings Editor, Casco Bay Weekly, 187 Clark Street, Circle of Sound, an evening challengins 442-8399. This concert is part of Portland, ME 04102. • Righteous reggae: Inner of live music with many of combining Intown Portland Exchange's Circle will dub Zootz The Casco Bay Weekly Calendar: 10 days and more ways the state's most respected, elements of Noontime Performance tonight at 10 p.m. with root to be Informed, get Involved and stay amused. best-known folk and blue neoism, Series. Free and wide-open rock reggae. Twelve years grass musicians, including plagiarism, to the public. They don't after playing the legendary AI Hawkes, Dave Utter, anachro- call him "Slaid" for nothing! Jamaican Peace Festival, Kathy Osgood, Lazy For more information, call Inner Circle-whose hit "Bad Mercedes and many more. 772-6828. Boys" has become the Tickets are $10 at the door, more information, call • Contact is the moment: If theme song for Fox $8 in advance. A bargain at 780-4974. you recognize that phrase, Network's "Cops" series-is any price. • Laserium planetarium: then you must be a fan of still a force in reggae. As the tor Tom Andrews will be on Hey, Spaceshot! This is yOUT PBS' 3-2-1 Contact, a hands Reggae Times recently hand to help commemorate ticket. The Southworth on educational experience noted: '1nner Circle is a • Heard any good birds • Big band, hot time: If you A.I.'s Portland Group #174 Planetarium (96 Falmouth vicariously enjoyed by refreshing, rootful band that lately? Maybe not. There's a haven't heard big band jazz adoption of Dr. Hamoda St., Portland) offers two millions of public television has a lot to offer ..." It's true: reason for all that silence, live and in person for a few Fathi AI-Rahman, a prisoner shows today starting at 8:30 viewers every day. Come • Not just last year's model: they do. Go down to Zootz and the news is not good. years, you're probably of conscience in Sudan. Do p.m. The first is an astro "make contact" with 14- Hobe Sound Galleries and get some. For more right on his heels. This is Want to know more about ready to drop from lack of your part! Remember: "Big nomically correct view of year-old Stephane Yu, one North (58 Maine St., information, call773-8187. some band! For more it? Corne down to the Wells this essential musical • Treed freedom: The oak trees from little acorns the planet Mars, not to be of 3-2-1 Contact's bright Brunswick) is pleased to Jah love, mono information, call 773-6886. Estuarine Research Reserve experience. If you have world desperately needs a do grow." For more infor confused with the candy bar young hosts. Stephane will announce the opening of at Laudholm Farm, (Rte. 1 never in your life heard little shade and a fresh mation, call 775-7911. Mars. The second show is a be in WeBB's Ladd Studio "Transportation In Art," a Wells, just south of Rte. 9), swing the way it was meant breeze. You can help supply • Rumors of humorism: full-color laser light show (1450 Lisbon St., Lewiston) benefit for the Owl's Head at 1 p.m. Bring a brown bag to be heard-from a dance both by coming to Amnesty WMPG will present "Capi featuring Pink Floyd's today at 2 p.m. to talk about Transportation Museum, lunch and a good ear to floor- then you are in International's Tree Plant- tal F (Festival of "Dark Side of the Moon" a new program called "You tonight from 5-7 p.m. The hear June Ficker talk about serious trouble. Get yourself Can't Grow Home Again," Gallery is donating a Ruth The Decline of Song Birds. down to the Shawmut Inn a show about the destruc Ann Harris drawing of a (Why do coal miners bring in Kennebunkport for tion of rain forests. It's free, Ford Trimotor-a funky old • Crucial bluegrass: The • Nothin' ado? Do this: canaries with them into the Richard Marster's Big Band but seating is limited. For airplane if there ever was Tony Rice Unit rolls into Port Star Productions mines? Hint: birds breath.) tonight from 8-12 p.m. (Too Want to see reservations and more one-from the museum Raoul's tonight at 9 p.m. presents William For more information, call bad you can't take the"A" art In motion? information, call 783-9101. collection to be raffled off at This band has so much Shakespeare's "Much Ado 646-1555. train.) For more informa See Aug. 29. the opening. The tion, call 934-9776. power and talent, is so About Nothing" tonight at exhibition will in eclectic and inspired, that 8:30 at the lsland Playhouse, clude works by one wonders how they get Peaks Island. Tickets are Richard Estes, away with charging just $8 $15.50 and include round Reginald Marsh and for tickets. Tony's playing trip tickets on Casco Bay Linwood Easton, How does freedom grow? . has set the standard among Ferry lines. Get away from See Aug. 26. among others. For flatpicking guitarists for the sweaty city and take in a more information, decades, and his brother little culture. It'll do you ca11725-4191. Wyatt-known in some good. For more information, circles as "Quiet Wyatt"-is ca11775-0514. Bad boys: What you gonna do? See Aug. 30. 1·~BOOKS cafe 110 Great eonversatiollS 146 Ocean SI., South Portland I(1hel'e the [Will t-{O('S 01/ Tel. 799-SAVE Used & OUI-oC-Prinl Book. begin in We buy books, 100. CascoBav VVEEKLY Spring n in portland Coint gr_1 rnl..8ic: • great gl.b ·Wed.8I22 During August J .GLATTER Ben Street CAFE BOOKS will be open only BY '11m Sessions Duo COID SOUPS • FRUIT SAlADS &L AlI8u& '25lh 9pm-3am 175 Pickett St. CHANCE OR APPOlNTMENT .Thuro. 8/23 SUMMER SANDWIOIES y..t.'O\\ ·Mole I AL80! CaLhys Grand South Portland · a8 we move down the street K. Barry Saunden ICE CREAM • FROZEN YOGURT EVERY TUESDAY to #81 OCEAN STREET. < r\\\l ~ FR"tJ"'I C RcOpening of KUBZ 767-4627 -Fri. 8124 & 8125 Offering Breakfast & Lunch OPEN JAM with PETE GLEASON· 8:00 Records, Tapes and CDs OANC ~( 6ubLerrnncan Loungc Steve Blum group Mon.-Fri. 7am-4pm Head east on Broadway, take the last right on to Pickett. Thank you for your 1 0 EXCHANGE ST. 591 Congress St. • 772-0702 Plenty of trouble free parking! support. -1· ~ 20 danforth st. • 772-8 II 4 LOWER LEVEL • OLD PORT Por/land Museum August 23, 1990 17 1 6 Go"", &y l*ekly The Music Teacher A turn-of-the century opera star, Dallyrac, retires to open a school with one student the lovely Sophie. Fine period piece With a FRIDAY 8.24 powerful visual draw. My Blue H ..v.., Steve Martin and Rick Moranis star in this comedy written by 'GOa and 'GOa Rock On (rock) T-Bird's, DiAmond's SILVER Nora Ephron ('When Hany Met Sally1 126 N. Boyd SI., Portland. 773-8040. CON about an Italian hood who's hidden in Carol .... d the CharrMn (rock) Spring Continued from IfJ-.day CALENDAR suburbia by the F.B.1. Poinl Cafe, 175 Picken St, S. Portland. PROGRESSIVE CARDS, GIFTS + WRAP Navy Seals Charlie Sheen and Michael 767-4627. Etlee Biehn star as two Navy boys, assigned Port CIty All-St.. a (rhythm and blues) to a special combal unit to destroy 144 HIGH ST" PORTLAND 773-5547 Raoul's, 865 ForestAve., Portland. 773- missiles that have fallen into the hands 6886. CERTS ResUlu,,,nl SCREEN of Middle Eastern terrorists. Hollywood Stephen Blum Group (jazz) Cafe No, Air AmerIca Mel Gibson and Robert OPEN EVERY DAY has found new scapegoats. 20 Danforth SI., Portland. 772-8114. Downey, Jr. play cute boys who fly Enjoy the ride QophertJroke(acoustic) Amigo's, 9 Dana planesoversomeundetenninedlocation SI., Portland. 772-0772. in Southeast Asia. through lovely A-Bon_(rack), VacantLot(rock), Urban THURSDAY 8.23 Arac:hnaphobla begins in the lush, deep ~~l August is Bluebeny Season in Maine Creeps (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown St., canyons of Venezuela, where a biologist Casco Bay to Portland. 772-7891 . Lost Latinos (latin/jazz) 12-1:30 pm, '~. Take home a bit of Maine's Summer played by JuUan Sands is collecting a with 0fU' The Walkers, the Wikl (acoustic Monument Square, Portland. Part of , ):,' , new species of insects and arachnids. Hearts Diamond Cove lunch or dinner, Intown Portland Exchange's Noontime Blueberry Jam Ie. Blueberry Honey Ie. Blueberry Muffin Mix Here he finds a new spider, which rock) Dry Dock, 84 Commercial St., 1r Honey Sweetened Blueberry Syrup Ie. Blueberry Popcorn Portland. 774-3550. Performance series. Free. For more t:;t~ ,.,.. ".. m chowder manages to find its wa:; back to a quiet information, call 772-6828. California town, a place too quaint and The Breakdown (rock) Moose Alley, 46 too quiet to be real. The movie doesn't Market St., Portland. 774-5246. start with an explosive confronlation ·. ~~fti1~1~1~~i~ entrees.to Wild at Heart where the hugeness of whafs on the i '. j~fuebe!lflitJ.r6~ saeon needs to be maintained until the .95 to $18.95. David Lynch's "Wild at Heart" opens inauspiciously in Cape Fear, endattheexpense of all pretense of plot SATURDAY 8.25 Ca.!co &, Lines prooid . --.. I. c..sa, Bay ~kly August 23, 1990 19 II Rme Riv Vw Bob Randall's comedy is Ba",lew G.llery, 75 Market St., •••• • ••• being performs through Sep 2, Thu-Sat Portland. Intaglio prints and works in at 8 pm, Sun at :I pm at Schoolhouse gouache by Matthew Smith and fish TIffiREDUGHTREVUE Arts Center, Sebago lake Village. prints by Suzanne Knecht through Aug Looking for lunch Admission is$8 for adults, $6 forchildren 26. Both artists are former commercial and seniors. For more information, call fishermen and apercentage of proceeds in all the wrong places? 642-3743. ~ w~1 benefit Friends of Casco Bay, a non featuring The "Mikado· will be performedwith full profit organization that educated the Visit WHEEL FOOD King CldiIJac 4: orchestra by members of the New Y OIl< publicaboutthebay'sacosystem. Hours: Gibert and Sumvan Players Aug 23-25 Mln-Sat 10 am-6 pm. 773-3007. Portland's Favorite The Eldorado Horns at Lakewood Summer theater in Danforth street G.IIery, 34 Danforth Madison. Formoreinformation,caJl487- St Portland. Video Art Exhibition through Tricycle-powered 5221. Aug 31 . 775-6245. Raoul 's Environmentally #-"j"'nn,'1r Aug. 22 Dance Party A Toaat 10 Broadw.y The Bayside De.n Velentg.. G.llery, 60 25 Evt.-Biddeford, privale Players present a dinner theater Hampshire St., Portland. Exhibit of Vegetarian Sandwich 29 Raoul's Dance Party production of a musical rewe of songs paintings and monotypes by Katharine CON from 10 Broadway musicals through SepL I EIIswooh, Privale Bradford through Sap 9. Hours: Thu 12- and Healthy Dessert Cart 2 Ramada Inn, Privale Aug 25 at The Portland Club, 156 State 8 pm, Sat 12-5 pm, Sun 12-4 pm or by Weekdays • Noon til 2 pm • Corner of Middle'" Exchange. Portland S Raoul's Dance Party St, Portland. Performances are Fridays appointment 772-2042. (happy hourat 6:30, diner at 7::¥J, curtain . Wheel Food uses local &organic foods (as available), . 7 Cruise aD Casco Bay Lines, Dlmor., 26 Exchange St, Portland. biodegradable cellulose packaging, recycled products & no plastic! at 8:30 ) and Sunday (brunch at 12 Photographs by Jamie Salomon through DONT Everyone lnIiled! noon, curtain at 2 pm). Tickets are Aug 30. Hours: Mon-Wed 10 am-6 pm, 8 Eve. KenneOOnkpoo, Private CERTS $29.501$24.50. For more information, Thu-Sat 10 am-9 pm, Sun 12-6 pm. MISS OUR call 773-{)218. 775-7049. I ENJOY A WHEEL DEAL I E"... a.l.. ry 7 PleasantSt, Portland. QUARTERLY Every Wednesday Night is Ladies Night at 'Behind Vacationland: photographs I Half sandwich, chips, iced tea & fruit.kaebob for $3.00 I Raoul's with the Red Light Revue - adies WEDNESDAY 8.29 from Maine and Kennebunkpon by WELLNESS I Hummus or Avocado & Cheese or Tofu Burge'r I Admined Free! AUDITIONS Tonee Hartlen. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-6 Tom Plrozzoll & Teg GI.ndon Duo Now booklng weddings and pm, Sat 11 am-5 pm. 870-0042. EDITION I Try the soon-to·be-famous EARTH CAKE for $1.00 I corpo""" ..-nieo for faD (folk) 12- 1 :30 pm, Tommy 's Park, F:O. B.lley Anllqu.rl.ns, 137-141 L ______a fruit-sweetened, whole grain cake that's out of Ihis ~ Portland. Part of Intown Portland Vlnt.ge Repertory Comp.n, is I wo~d I CALL 883-2802 Exchange's Noontime Performance Middle St, Portland. ' Tomorrow's SEPTe 13, looking fora young male actor, 18-24, to Antiques,' new works by Usa Dombek, Series. Free and open to the public. For play James in ' My Fat Friend.' Must be more information, call 772-6828. Heidi Garquist, Lenny Hatch, Russell able to learn English or Scottish accent. Kahn , Orlando Olivera Najara, David 1990 The Ozone Holes (60s and 70s music) For more information on auditions, call Pollack, Steven PriesdyandJay Piscopo 7:30 pm on the mall in downtown 934-4251 . through Aug 31 . Hours: Mon-Fri 9 am-5 Brunswick. Free and open to the public. AudHlon The The.ter Project of pm, Sat 10 am-4 pm . 774-1479. For more information, call 725-8797. Brunswick will hold auditions for actors M.lne Mystique: A Contempora" MIchael Franks, stllJlley Jordan (jazz) for its 90-91 season. Season includes Per.pectlve Group show 01 Club Casino, Hampton Beach, N.H. 'The Boys Next Door " 'Jacques Brei,' contemporary Maine painters at the DEADLINE: Tickets are $18.50. For more 'Macbeth' and 'The American Dreams gallery at 5 Milk St, Portland. Artists information, call 603-926-4300. The Muse of the Delta andOtherDreams.' The Theater Project include Gregory Welch, ltalo Scanga, SEPTe 7, also plans two Second Stage Michael Moore, Duncan Hewitt, Michael Productions, open to people in the Shaughnessy, Juris Ubans, Wolcott community: 'The Phantom Tollbooth· DOOge, David Puelle, Usa Slipkowsky, 1990 UPCOMING Sunday night's Lyle Lovett concert proved to be one of the best and 'The Caucassian Chalk Circle.' For Michael Waterman, Wes Freese, Marc such shows in recent memory. Persons buttonholed and otherwise more information, call 729-8584. PeUetier, Frank Turek, Richard Wilson; little Feat lind John H.... 9/1 (rock) interrogated outside afterwards gave generally favorable impres Anything Goes Open auditions Aug 26 Samrith Chap, Tim Mack, Tom Maurais 7::¥J pm, Seashore Performing Arts at 2 pm and Aug 27 at 7 pm. Cole sions, and the phrase "holy cow" was heard more than once. Even and Padi Mayhew Bain. 773-3489. Center at Old Orchard Beach. Tickets Porter's lively, entertaining and funny M ..... Pott_ M.rket, 376 Fore St those who identified themselves as country music haters registered BUT BE A GOOD SHEIK! are $16.50/$17.50, available at musical will open Nov 2 and run through Portland. Fine earthenware for the for Ticketron, Civic Center Box Office and approval of Lyle Lovett and his Large Band-and registered genuine Nov 18. For more information, call 282- country home and garden by Christian VISIT RAOUL'S SeaPAC box office. For more amazement that what they had been listening to was considered 0849. Ridge Pottery from Aug 23-Aug 31 . Ad rates WHERE ALLAH COMES TO EAT information, call 934-1731. "country" in any circle. Hours: daily 9 am-9 pm. 774-1633. Thoma. Point Be.ch Bluegr••• This is largely due to Lovett's protean compositions and the The Open st.b.. , 273PresumpscotSt, call: FestIv.I, Aug 31-5ep 2 (bluegrass) Large Band's eclectic instrumentation. The '1arge band" appellation Portland. 'A Midsummer's Night Dream', Thomas Point Beach, Brunswick. an exhibit work by Maine photographers is a sly reference to "big band" sound, a direct nod to the swing and UPCOMING CONCERTS Featuring The Johnson Mountain Boys, and sculptors. 773-3961 or 871-8285. CascoBav jazz elements built into his recent music, Lovett is variously that Mac Weisman, The Warrior River Boys, P.yson a.l.. ry of Art, Westbrook ~EEKLY 8/24 ... PORT CITY AllSTARS* Alison Krauss & Union Station and many good 01' country singer with the drawl and twang, a bluesman, a College, 716 Stevens Ave., Portland. 8/25 ... THE ONLY MOTIONS others. Camping in the rough. Tickets: punk theorist, a folk singer and a comedian. All of this can be The Permanent Collection and Selectad 8/26 ... ULUlATORS-WORlD BEAT $45, Fri. only $12, Sat only $20, Sun. credited to Lovett to some extent_He has gone a long way towards Loans through Sep 9. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 775-6601 only $18. Children under 12 free. inventing himself_ am-4 pm (Thu until 9), Sat-Sun 1-5 pm. 8/30 ..• TONY BOFFA Sunday only, ha" price after 3 pm. For But the hydra-headed presentation of styles and genres wrapped 797-9546. more infonnation, call 72~ . The Photo G.llery, Portland School of 8/31 ... TONY RICE UNIT up in one performer's music is not entirely new, although it is, in Art, 619CongressSt, Portland. 'Women fact, recent. John Cage, composer, performance artist and avant in Photography,' a touring exhibit of 65 . garde elder statesman, speaks of this growing phenomenon as ART images by women photographers from We want "Delta" music-not to be confused with Delta blues. around the world through Aug 30. Hours: Heretofore in the musical universe, genres and sub-genres Man-Fri 9 am-5 pm. 775-3052. to alert ~ou, * existed in splendid isolation, Rock was rock and jazz was jazz and if Portl.nd Wine and Cheese, 8 Forest ever one started to sound like the other, the word "fusion" was OPENING Ave., Portland. Works by local painter their smoking Thomas Connolly through Aug 31. 772- affixed to explain that, as in " jazz-rock fusion," This practice Elements a.llary, 56 Maine St 4647. survived into the 'Ills without major mishap, can hurt you ... Brunswick. Opening Aug 25. Yetano~ Richard Par1cs a ....", 288 Fore St., But what was the grammatically correct musicologist to do with of J. Fred WoaIl's ' infamous' slide and Portland. 'Folk Art of India: The Scared some of the multi-genre bands that began to appear in the mid-to sound shows. The Gallery is currently Art of Mithali: Brilliantly colored late '70s? Ry Cooder's Chicken Skin Review featured Hawaiian, showing wall reliefs and sculpture by photographs, which have been handed Mexican, rhythm and blues, roots rock, Jamaican blues and Ameri Woell through Sep 5 . For more down through the women of rural areas Information, call 729-1108. ncket Info, n3·6886 • Entertainment Hotline 775·2494 1111 can ragtime blues music, What do you call that? of Eastern India, represent Hindu Hobe Sound. Galler... North, 58 Maine mythology. Hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-5:30 Fusion is a weak word, and doesn't describe the process anyway, St, BrunSWICk. Transportation in An pm, Fri until 7:30 pm . 774-1322. Now that recording has caught up with the world at large, the Exhibition to Benefit Owl's Head Portl.nd Public Library, Five music of several popular and ethnic genres is available to the Transportation Museum. Opening Monument Square, Portland. "Prize STAGE composer or musician tired of the occidental and commonplace. ~eceptlOn5 -7 pm Aug 29. For more winning Paintings from the 25th Annual Information, call 725-4191 . 6 Alivel Sidewalk Art Festival,' through You stili Can't Get There From Here Every type of music, every genre and sub-genre that formerly Aug 30. 'To Make All laws: Congress of Mad Horse Theater Company presents represented a musical mainstream in its own milieu, has come the UniIedStates,' a UbraryofCongressl a revival of the 1989 musical comedy together at the Delta, the stepping-of f place for the great ocean of Amencan Ubrary ASSociation Traveling rewe about life in Maine through Aug AROUND TOWN music that rocks the world, Exhibition of photoreproduced prints, 26. Performa~ Thu-Sat at 8 pm, The people of Portland Performing Arts have broached that Delta Portl.nd Mu ••um of Art Seven political cartoons, manuscripts,portraits Sun at 7 pm at Mad Horse Theater, 955 for their Big Sounds From All Over concert series. Bands like Lyle Congress Square, Porttand. Hours:Tue engravings, etchings, photographs and Forest Ave., Portland. Tickets are $131 Lovett's Large Band, Brave Combo and Mahlathini &: the Mahotella Sat, 10-5; Sun, 12-5; Free on Thursday poslers to trace the development of $15. For more information, call 797- evenings, 5-9. 'Urban Visions: Images 3338. Queens represent the Delta concept clearly. Congress as an institution in its first two by Ashcan School Painters" (through centuries. Through Sep 18. For more Fr.. klln Allvel Bill Meikle appears as This is not just some attempt to present to the world a trendy Aug 26); "Winslow Homer Watercolors,' information, call 871 -1700. END Ben Franklin in a historical sketch obscurantism, but an acknowledgement that, i f ,the best artists from an exhibit of 13 watercolors painted st.. ln aallery Contemporary Glass, 20 through Sep 1, Fridays and Saturdays every existing genre are heard in the cultural marketplace, the between 1873 and 1897 (through Sep MilkSt, Portland. Fabricated sculptures at7::¥J pm inihe Lord Gallery, The Brick quality of life is necessarily improved for everyone. 23); 'Views From Rome from the based on architectural forms by Jon Store Museum, 117 Main St, On Sep. 15, Sun-Ra and his Cosmo-Love Arkestra will land like ThomasAshby Collection in the Vatican Wolfe through Aug 31. Three YOUR Kennebunkport Tickets are $121$10. Ubrary,' an exhibit of 81 drawings and dimensional abstract paintings in glass Jove and his attending angels at the Portland City Hall Auditorium. For more information, call 985-6887. watercolors from the Renaissance by Stephen Nelson and Daniel Gaumer Jvcle¥lne Vermont David BudbiH's When he does, the rest of the solar system will at last have been SUMMER poet through the age of romanticism (through Sep 1-Oct 15. Hours: Man-Sat 11 am-6 play abcut a typical New England town officially represented in Portland, This is indeed Delta music, Those Sep30); 'Perspectives: Marjorie Moore,' pm, Sun 1-4 pm . 772-9072. through Aug 25 at the ThealBr Project, who think about their music and are not tied to one genre-or genres an exhibit of paintings, drawings and a Wellin a.rdlner FIne Arts, 4 1/2 Milk 14 School St, Brunswick. Parfamances specific to one racial, cultural group-will be uplifted, video installation (through Sep 23). 'The St, Portland. Fine 17th, 18th and 19th are Thu at 7 pm, Fri at 8 pm and Sat at Boat Show: Fantastic Vessels, Fictional century decorative prints with an HI HT! W.D . Cutlip 4 and 8 pm. For ticket information, call Voyages: Exhibit features artists' emphasis on architectural, botanical, 729-8584. interpretations of boats in a variety of marine & sporting subjects. Hours: Tue Merch.nt of Venice Theater at media including glass, wood, hay and Fri 10 am-5:3O pm , Sat 10 am-5 pm. Monmouth presents Shakespeare's play fiber (through Oct 28.) 775-6148. 774-1944. ... so mind MOS. on love, money and religious and racial I Doll Dol performed by the Maine State The Afternoon Gallery, 49 Dartmouth The Black Death, A Comedy AUantic intolerance. This new production is set Music Theater through Aug 26 at Pickard SI., Portland. Paintings, drawings and very much ONLY Coast Theater at Cape Porpoise in prafascist Italy in 1928. Performance Theater, Bowdoin Collage, Brunswick. collage by Warren Spaulding on display FULL presents an original work by D.B. Aug 28at8 pm. TlCkets$15, $13seniors, Performances at Tue-Sat at8 pm, Wed, through Aug 31. Hours 1-4 :30 pm. For Wentworth, directed by Mary Ellen OUT OF TOWN if they smoke. MEMBERSHIP $10students. For more information call Fri and Sun at 2 pm . Tickets are $10- more information call 871 -9235. 933-9999. $20. For more information, call 725- O'Hara, through Aug 26. Curtain rises The McGuire Sisters at 8 :15. Tickets $10, $5 Sr.s and Albarta's Cafe, 21 Pleasant St., B.tes College, Olin Arts Center, a Aerobics! Step Aerobics e Massage Therapy 8769. Portland. ' Mackworth Abstracted,' Lewiston. 'Dahlov Ipear: The Seventies Educating Rita Thomas Playhouse students. RIB . 9, Kennebunk. For more e Nautilus e Freeze Policy information, caM 985-4062. paintings from the landscape abstracted & Eighties,' 'Recent Donations,' works presents Willy Russell's romantic by Carolyn Brown through Sep 15. 775- by Matisse, Braque, Gaugin, Cezanne New Engl.nd story Telling New e Free Weights a Sauna & Steam Rooms comedy Aug 23-Sep 2 on Wed through 1514. and Picasso, and 'Children's Book England Performers presents 12 Sun and Sep 6-5ep 15 on Thu, Sat, Barrldoff aallarle., 26 Free St, Illustrations,' featuring the work of e Tanning e 12' X 12' JacuZzi nationally recognized story tellers Aug Sun. 8 pm. Thomas Playhouse, RIa. Portland. Group show by gallery artists several of Maine's best artists and 2B- 30 at the Winslow Homer CenlBr for 302, South Casco. Ticketsare$101$12. through Sep 1. Also a selection of 19th writers. Both exhibits continue through the Arts, Gortlam Road, ScaIborough. For more information, call 655-3281. and early 20th century American Aug 26. Hours: Tue-Sat 10 am-4 pm, For more information call 766-2064 8pancIIIDanceCo~n,performsAug paintings. Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm. Sun 1-5 pm . 78S-6158. My Fat Friend by Charles Laurence Aug Portland ARegency 27, 12-1:30 pm, Congress Square, 772-5011. Portland. Part of Intown Portland 31-5ep 2, Sep 7 and 9 at the Saco Exchange's Noontime Performance Grange Summer Theater in Bar Mills. Series. Fnee and open to the public. For Performances are F~ at 7 :00 pm, HEALTH CLUB more inlonnalion, cal 772-6828. Sun at 6:15 pm. For more information, call Pat Packard at 9~72 . Continued on page 20 20 MILK ST. - OLD PORT 871-7054 . --.. \ • ... .& / August 23, 1990 21 20 Casa> Bay w.ekly Portland Mu.eum of Art seeks SurvlYor. SluIrlnll A ten-week co volunteers for its docent program faciNtated support and counsel groups Wat..... ed Cent_ for the ceramic Arts beginning Sap 10. Docents provide a for SurvillOrs of childhood sexual abusel is offering a series of slide lectures variety of public servicesforthe museum , incest who are interested in learning, "Everything we ate was so delicious ... ecstasyl" given by guestartists in residence. Eddie BICYCLE includng staffing the information desk. healing and growing in a safe, Taste and Tell I Donimguez speaks Aug 26, 8:30 pm at Maine Sunday Telegram. 2125/90 developing tours for special exhibitions confidential, collective atmosphere. Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts. and finding new and aeative ways to Group meetings will be held in Portland SUPER SALE Cochron Road (one mile off Route One), ***1/2 WHERE OFFlHE interpret the permanent collection. during evening hours at Womenspace North Edgecomb. Free and open the to Twelve-week course. For ' more Counseling Center. Suggested fee per AUGUST 23-25 public. more information, call 882- For information, can n5-6148. session is $35. However, a sliding scale 6075. Black Tie. Continued from page 19 T_sl Make others feel benar. Join the is available upon request. For more TO Danforth Oallery is looking for team of peer counselors for Dial KIDS, inlormation. call 871-C377. Dai~ Entrees & Soup Spedals submission lor the second annual Senior n4-TALK Helpline. Sep training. Call IngrahamVolunt.. raHelpavailable by 00.1 ."illim-em Citizens Art Exhibit "Route 1 from Kittery CLOCK 874-1055 NOW for an application and phone 24 hours a day. Call n4-HELP. M-F 11-4 to Brunswick: A Senior Perspective." an interview. 1J/\/IIIEEf\. ilPEIJGEOT 870 Broadway· S Portland 799-7119 EAT? Works can focus on the pas~ present or March of Dimas Phonathon needs FMI good about yourHlfand leam new future and will be juried by Martin Dibner. volunteers to help call for phone-pledge skills! You can make a difference! Six prizes will be awarded. Deadline for campaign Aug 16-17, 6-9 pm. Training Volunteer for Dial INFO and help people submissions of two- and three and refreshments are provided. who are in crisis. All work can be done dimensional woOls is Oct 1. For more Volunteers who work two nights receive from your home via the telephone. information, send SASE to Danforth a free pass to Sable Oaks Golf Club Complete training and resources Gallery, 34 Danforth SI.. Portland, (including cart). For more information, provided. Next session begins Oct 13. also on sale: 04101. ART call 871-C660. Call Ingraham Volunteers, Inc. at 874- • helmets • clothes ArtIst In Residence Program Deadline USM Community is looking 1055 for more information. • gloves • shoes I WITH THIS AD, $1.00 OFF ADULT ADMISSION TO DESERT - , for applications to new grants for areas Pr~rama Bowdoin College Mu.... m of Art, for IIOlunteers lecture and present considered underserved by the Maine to Brunswick. "Selected Prints from the seminars for its New Dimensions I I Arts Commission is Sep 28. To be Vinalhaven Press Collection: n prints Program. Presentetions may be on any produced at the press since its founding eligible, artists' residencies must take ICYCLE Come to Freeport, and Visit... : place between Jan 1 and June 30 and subject of the IIOlunteers expertise and :M in t984 (through Sep 23). Hours: Tue will be give to groups of 8-20 retirees. must occur in one of the following 12 I - Desert of Maine I Sat 10 am-5pm, Sun 2-5 pm. 725-3275. Good communication and organizational Cry of the Loon Oallery, Route 302. counties: Aroostook. Hancock, Knox, 76 Portland Street, Portland, Maine (207) 773 - 6906 I' =-Maine's Famous Natural Phenomenon I Franklin. Oxford, Penobscot , skills are essential. Volunteers receiw WELL South Casco. Exhibit of Maine anists: free program membership. Groupmeets I Giant Sand Dunes • Narrated Coach Tours. Nature Trails. Sand Artist I Chris Neilsen, Rebekah Ray, Serri Piscataquis, Sagadahoc, Somerset, Waldo, Washington and York. Saturdays, 9:30-11 :30 am. For more I 1783 Bam • World's Largest Sand Painting. Gift Shop. StOte I Beckman, Sheny Miller, Da\lid Cedrone, information, call the Center for Voluntary Information, applications and guidelines Off U.S. Route 1 and 95 • Desert Rd .• Dept. V • Freeport 04032 I Grace Porta, Bevin Engman, Dahlov Action at 874-1015. I are available by calling the Maine Arts Open May 10th - October 10th Tel. (207) 865-6962 I Ipcar and Wendy Newcomb. Exhibit Oeneral Theological Center needs continues through Aug 25. Hours: 9:30 Commission, ~2724 . Applicants must I I talk to Artist in Residence Program volunteers to worK as book processing am-9 pm. 665-5060. assistants to count. acknowledge, sort NESS Limit One Coupon Per Person ______Associates, Nancy Salmon or Sharon L ------C!!lYJ O'F... ,.., Oallery Yvonne Jacquefte. and catalogue the many used books Drawings and monotypes through Aug Townshend, before applying. New England Eating DI.orde,. receivedasgihs. General familiarity with (NEED) Program Free monthly support 31. 46 Main Street. Brunswick. books, especially books of religious, group Panel discussion by recovering Deerlnll Family Restaurant, Maine philosophical, psychological or spiritual HELP people: "Our Personal Stories." Aug 28 Mall, South Portland. "Alternative Maine interest, would be helpful. Daytime hours H.O.P.E. Self-help support groups with at 7:30 pm at the Westbrook Community Art," recent works in a variety of media are available 9 am-4 pm. For more facilitators meet weekly to help heal the Hospital. 40 Park Rd .. Westbrook. Open by P.A. Trisha through Aug 31 . Hours: information ,call the Center for Voluntary emotional pain associated with serious to the public. For more information, call Mon-Sat8 am-l0 pm. Action at 874-1015. diseases. Meetings are at Unity Church. 854-8464. Ooyernor'. Oallery Space, State Bowdoin Collejle MUMum of Art is ·16 Columbia Rd., Portland. Tuesdays Well-Child Clinic sponsored House. Augusta. "Art Behind Bars: by CYR INDUSTRIES, INCe looking for volunteers to work as 2-4 pm. 5-7:30 pm and Thursdays 10 Community Health Services. Inc. for works by inmates of the Maine receptionists and salesclerks. Training am-12 noon. There are also support children up to six years old. Correctional Center in South Windham. w~1 be provided. Shihs are Tue through groups for the family and friends of the Comprehensive physical examinations. Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm. 289-2724. Sat,10a.m. to 1 p.m. and lt05p.m. For ill which meet Thursdays, 7-9 pm. For screenings,labwork and immunizations HobeSOundQaIl...... North.58Maine more information call Helen Dube at more information, call1-800-339-HOPE. are provided. Sliding fee scale. Aug 29, Electrical Contractors SI., Brunswick. Works on paper by 725-3064. Wlnlls Support Group. Tuesdays, 7-9 9 am-2:30 pm, Westbrook-Warren L.anglais through Aug 25. Hours: Bematd Rejllonal Wat.. Sy.tems is looking for pm at 139 Ocean SI. South Portland Congregational Church, Main St Tue-Satl0 am-5 pm. 725-4191 . The answer neighborhood recycling educators. and Thursday, 7-9 pm at 11 Day SI.. Westbrook. For more information or an S92.-0119 or 1-S00-2.S7-'WIRE TheMaI... Phot~raphic Worksho.... Volunteers will contact residents in Westbrook. For more information. call appointment, call 775-7231 . Rockport. WoOls by John Sexton. Larry Portland-area communities and instruct Gerne Brown at 767-2010. Yoga Retreat: Alternative vacation for is here: Fink. Jay Maisel and David A. Harvey them in recycting procedures. They will OUtrlllht Portland Alliance of gay, body. mind and spirit Aug 24-26. Small through Aug 24. 236-8581. P.O. Box 2123, No. Windham, ME 04062 also distribute collection bins and lesbian. bisexual and questioning youth group. quiet selling. Experienced Abacu. Oallery, 8 McKown SI., infonnational materials on pick-up routes offers support and information for young personal guidance from three practicing Boothbay Harbor. Paintings by Daniel andabout26drop-offsites noton routes. people ages 22 and under in a safe yoga teachers in joyous, healthfut way Merriam through Sep 30. 633-2166. Training sessions of approximately one environmenl. Write: OUTRIGHT, P.O. of life. Vegetarian cuisine. sauna. hot The Mal_Photographic Worksho .... hour will be held on Sep 4-6. For more BoK 5028, Station A, Portland, 04101 or tub, pool. Richmond Corner. For more Rockport. Works by Tillman Crane. Aug information, call 874-1015. call 774-HELP. information call 737-4752. 24. Works by Mary Ellen Mark. Chris N_ England Rehabilitation Hospital P .....taAnonymou. is aself-helpgroup Wlldcraftlnll. Drying and Storfng The Rainier, Unda Conner, Jim Brandenberg is looking for someone to assist for parents who want to develop better Wild and Garden Thlnlls Identify the and Judd Pilossof Aug 25-31 . 236-8581 . occupational therapists. Volunteer will parenting skills and are seeking support proper parts of herbs to be harvested Mal... Co_ Artl.... Russell Avenue. make basic alterations on wash mins, and advice from other parents. Weekly and how to dry and store them Aug 25, Rockport. "Downtown!Downeasrgroup slings and wheelchair bags with sewing meetings are on Tuesdays at 6 pm or 10 am-3 pm at Crystal Spring Farm, show featuring works by Maine artists. machine. Training will be provided and Wednesdays at2 pm in Portland. Child Biddeford. Cost is $35. For more Hours: Daily 10 am-5 pm. 236-2875. a lunch pass will be provided for the care is provided. Meetings are free. For information, call 499-7040. days that you work. For more Main Str_ Art Oallery, Ogunquit. more information, call 871-7411. American Red Cro•• Babysitting information. call 874·1015. Selected works of ,46 artists through Portland Parent Support Oroup Course Certification course includes Aug 31. "Artist of the Week' reception Dla' KIDS is telephone peer counseling sponsored by Mainely FamiHes, Inc., leaming about growth and development. Wednesdays. 7-9 pm. Hours: daily 10 staffed by trained teenagers. The meets Wednesdays. 7-9 pm at Clarll supervision of children, play acti vities, program provides information. referrals am-9:30 pm. 646-5246. Memorial Church, Forestand Pleasant, first aid and personal care. Participants W ...h ...... d Oaaery, adjacent to the and counseling to area leens and to Portland. Parents share support and must be at least 11 years old. Course is .TOOI.Q£·FOfICf"'. Famsworth Museum, 374 Main St., give the peer counselors a meaningful guidance from other parents who share Aug 28-29, 9 am-2 pm. To register, call , •• 1 Rockland. "Construction Work: works volunteer woOl experience. Interested similar experiences in raising preteens 874-1192. teenagers can call 871 - 1015 during the Jesus Cares! by Jim Young. PamSmith, Hilary French, and adolescents, while leaming new Flrewalk Ancient, self-empowering ritual day for an application, or call Dial KIDS .. .AAOIAAllY Greater Portland Tent Meetings Crusade Bernice Abbott. Monty Smith and others skills to prevent problems before they Aug 25. Led by Dr. Edward Lueddeke. rII.III:DIIIAGl:.S at 774-TALK to talk to a IIOlunteer about ~ , .... ,.. ! ' August 24 through September I through Sep 22. 596-6483. occur. The support group is open to all $50. Ught supper, sauna, hot tub, pool .. what they do. People who are accepted )"." ')" J','-; York Institute MUMum, 371 Main SI., all area parents at no charge. For more included. For more information, call 737- ! ' 7:00 pm NlghUy SOUTHI.N MAINI to the program attend 27 hours of Saco. "Objectivity: Selections for the information, call Mainely Families at 774- 4752. classroom Instruction before going on PermanentColiection· through mid-Sep; 1884. Principles of Lne Energy One-day Deering Oaks Park "Pants for Paintings" through mid-Oct. the telephone. Lesbian SurvlYora SharlnliA ten-week, workshop of lectures and discussion on ...... - " ( , DINING Hours: Tue-Sat 1-4 pm, Thu 1-8 pm. Maybe 80meday Non-profit co-facilitated support group for Lesbian ..'.10._ S.{f 1i ... vibration, duality, reincamation, chakras. Area PastersjEvangelists/Speakers 282-3031. organization, a developing and n Ah'08E: survivors of childhood sexual abusel glandular systems. diet, breathing. httSMfll:llf O" Area Gospel Musicians 7:00 pm innovative program for caring for people Nightly incest who are interested in learning. postures. biorhythms, numerology and with mUltiple sclerosis, is looking for GUIDE SENSE healing and growing in a safe. more Aug 26 at Crystal Spring Farm in for More [nfonnatlon call: 772-1235 volunteers. People are needed to share confidential, collective atmosphere. Biddeford. Cost is $45. For more Southworth Planetarium Astronomy their interests with the clients of program, OTHER Suggested fee per session is $35. information, call 499-7040. "Believe to UJe Saving of UJe Soul" Hebrews 10:39 AVAILABLE AT ••• Shows Fri-Sun at 7 pm; Laser Shows taking them to movies or worlling on However, a sliding fee scale is available Fri-Sun at 8:30 pm. Admission is $3 for projects etc. For more information, llisit Stretch and Relu Yoga Class Free Danforth Qalleryinvites visual artists to upon request Group meetings will be class Aug 28. 5:30-7 pm. Space is YouUJ I'Iightss August '11 and '19 present work for an exhibition of adults, $2 for students and children (no Maybe Someday Bookstore, 195 held in Portland during evening hours at ~VIDEOPORTV PORTLAND JETPORT, limited, so be sure to call ahead. Eight Women's !'lIght August 30 children under 5). For more information, Congress SI., Portland or call n3-3275. Lower Lobby . 773 1999 III "Emerging Artists." Required: the anist Womenspace Counseling Center. For week fall session begins 9/4. Classes 151 Middle Sl I 'oll'l-.,.,JI()'Iit-Otn'lt- - Portland • 10 EXCHANGE call 780-4249. Portland, Maine l/, f ;:>v- ~~~~~~~~~~ must either reside or anand school in more information, call Vivian Wadas at available: Tue 7:39-9 pm and Thu 5:30- L1 STREET, Portland • CASCO M.lne Writer. And Publl.her. Maine. Artists chosen by lottery. This 871-C377 7 pm. Held at Crystal Springs Farm in Alliance William Carpenter, winner of BAY LINES FERRY exhibition allows emerging artists the (near Saco). Space limited. the 1985 Samuel French Morse Poetry Dayton opportunity to show their works, receive register Aug 28. Call Jeanefte Schmid TERMINAL, Portland • Prize, will teach a poetry writing professional relliews, possibly sell their Lakari at (207) 499-7515. MAINE TOURISM CENTER work and provides opportunities to workshop Aug 25, 11 am-4 pm at the Maine Writers Center, 19 Mason Street, Meditation Retreat Friends of the 1-95, Kittery, US Route I, introduce their WO!K and themselves to Western Buddist Order are offering the ancommunity. Formoreinfonnation, Brunswick. $25 for MWPA members. DONT BE Yarmouth • FREEPORT week-long meditation retreats at send SASE Danforth Gallery, 34 $30 for others. An informal format to Aryaloka, Newmarket. N.H. Retreats are OUTLET MALL, Freeport • Danforth St., Portland ME, 04101 . focused on the crealive process of poetry LATE! GREEN MOUNTAIN writing. Participants are asked to bring inlended for people with no eKperience THAI Colorwork.: Drawing with Color with meditation or Buddhism, but for two of their poems for discussion. For COFFEE ROASTERS, Weekend course will focus on others the retreats offer opportunities to PRISMACOLOR pencil techniques for more information, call 729-0333. Portland Bangor theological Seminary and meditate with other people. For more drawing subjects in their natural information. call 603-659-5456. surroundings. Aug 23-24. The beautiful Theoloilical Cent... of Maine Open GARDEN Eleventh Annual Maine Heallnll Arts ••• AND SEVERAL OTHER woods. waterfalls and mountain views House Administrative staff and teaching Authentic Thai Cooking FeatlYal Labor Day Weekend, Aug 31- of Pinkham Notch provide the setting for faculty from both organizations will be AREA LOCATIONS Sep3. Over35worllshops on personal, this special weekend. For more present to answer questions about planetary awareness. Hidden Valley information. call (603) 466-2721 . upcoming programs and courses offered The finest Thai food in Maine, in Portland beginning in Sep. Camp. Freedom. Call 892-4236 to EARLY Summer Craft Fair Maine artisan offers register of write for a free brochure: DEADLINE featuring fresh ingredients, fair prices items from jewelry to folk art Aug 25, 10 Refreshments will be served. Aug 27 at the General Theological Center, 159 HAF, Rle. 1. Box 569 Buckfield ME, and quality service. A unique dining am-4 pm at Schoolhouse Arts Center, 04220. Sebago Lake Village. For more State St, Portland. For more information, experience to savor again and again. call 874-2214. Loye Your Back USM Lifeline Center information. call642~743. For information as to offers a six-week exercise course for Summer Craft Fair Maine artisan offers Slnllle Parent Home Schoollnll how you can be a part Support Oroup Any single parent people with mild or chronic low back ~ems from jewelry to folk art Aug 25, 10 pain Tuesdays. 5-6:15 pm on the USM Lunch Mon.· Fri. 11:30·3:30 am-4 pm at Schoolhouse Arts Center, interested in home education is welcome of next year's Caco Bay Portland Campus. For more information, Sebago Lake Village. For more to anand. Aug 29 at6 pm, 71 Walnut SI. , Dinner Sun.· Thurs. 4:30·9:30 Weekly Dining Guide, PortIat1d. For more information, call n2- call 780-4170. information, call642~743 . Fri. & Sat. 4:30·10:30 please contact Holly, 7269. Take out & Catering Available Rose or Maureen at Deadline for ou CoscoBov VlSA/MC/AMEX 775-6601 Sept. 6 issue VV'EEKLY 772·1118 August 30th! 775-6601 Continued on page 22 Augusl23,1990 23 on Landmarlks Summer Tour Program, call n4-5561. Enriched Ooldan Age Club invited people over60 to Wednesday luncheons and programs. Aug 29: Casco Bay facts by Arthur Forestall. Cost is $1.50. FOR Luncheons are held at 297 Cumberland Ave., Portland. For reservations, call n4~974. Continued from page 21 Tent Meatlnll. Crusade The Greater Portland Evangelical Mi nisters present a series of tent meetings, including KIDS lectures, sermons and gospel music from 7 pm on Aug 24-Sep 1 in Deering Oaks Park. For more information call Marsh Explorer. Club Children 892-4461 discover the wonders of the marsh Brazilian Percuaalon and Dance 'L OUTSIDE through art, games and hands-on Workshop Gary Muszynski (',I History of Dunst.n Marshes L~m investigation Aug 18 and 25,10 am-12 (percussion) and Sheila Bellefleur about local history, saltwater fanning, pm at Maine Audubon's Scarborough (dance) oHer a workshop on Samba shipbuilding, and trade by ship and rail Marsh Nature Center in Scarborough. percussion and dance Aug 257-9 pm Aug 17,9:30-11 am at Maine Audubon's Fight for the top Cost is $20 for Audubon members, $25 and Aug 26 10 am-5 pm at Casco Bay Scarborough Marsh Nature Center in for non-members. For more information, Movers School of Jazz, 341 Cumberland Scarborough. Cost is $2 for Audubon call 883-5100. Portland's Danny Melendez is about to prove to the wo~ld that Ave., Portland. For more information members, $3 for non-members. For you can't keep a good kickboxer down. Melendez (12-4-1) IS Art Studio Cla_ For Klel. Fresh and tickets, call 871-1013. more information, call 883-5100. Paint, 1 Blue Heron Drive, Brunswick, GERALDINE scheduled to make another bid at the K.I.C.K. World Super Fun Festival Clark MemOrial U. M. BIni W.lk See nature trails and birds in offers studio classes for preschoolers: Featherweight (126-130 lbs.) Kickboxing Title. The 12-round bout Church hosts a day-long festival Aug ANTIQUEWOLF am or pm 2112 hr. sessions, studio and their early moming splendor Aug 18, 8 25. Rummage sale, games, food, prizes, against Warwick, R. l.'s Aldaberto Leal (29-4-0) will be held at the classroom settings. Apply now for 90- &E5TArE JEWELRY am at the Wells Natural Estuarine puppet show and music. Piano concert Woonsocket Roller Kingdom in Woonsocket, R.I. Aug. 25. . 91 school year. Class size timited. Full, Tut".S. - Sat. 11.-5 Reserve at Laudholm Fanns in Wells. at 7 pm. Clark Memorial U.M. Church, Hours: Tue-Sat, 10am-3pm, Sun noon- Wayne Broderick of Broderick's Market. in ~uth Portland IS part-time & drop-in day care also 26 MILK STRUT 15 Pleasant Ave., Portland. For more available. For more information, caJ1725- rORTLA\JI1. MAl N L 04101 3 pm. Tours daily Tue-Sat 10 a.m., organizing a bus trip to Woonsocket for thiS Mame event. Any last information, call 773-5423. Thurs 6 p.m., Sun at 1. For more 4983. 207-774 ~994 minute riders who would enjoy a fun bus ride and want to root for a L ....lan Tradeswoman CookoutShed information, call 646-1555. M.llic Theater A large cast of kids are hometown kid, please call Wayne right away at 773-49~3. .. those boots and bring a bathing suit to The Summer Night Sky View planets, featured in skits that celebrate childhood Melendez returned from Marseille, France, with a dlSappomtmg Highland Lake, Falmouth. Aug 26, Noon (through Aug 29), Tue-Wed at 7:30 pm stars the moon and more Aug 23, 8- -? All blue collar lesbians are invited to F.O. BAILEY ANTIQUARIANS Joy Piscopo, Pres. #1482 9:30' pm at Maine Audubon's 12-round draw in his re-match with Andre Sabatier on Mar. 2.lt was at the Schoolhouse CenterforTheArts, Franklin B. Allen #0191 mee~ oonnect and network. A prize will - Scarborough Marsh Nature Center in his second try at the World Featherweight Title. . Sebago Lake Village. TICkets are $4 for e e be awarded for the "Most Unknown" tool AUCTIONS APPRAISALS SHOWROOM Jack Piscopo #0192 left both adults and children. For more Scarborough. Cost is $3 for Audubon 'This fight" beams Melendez, "will not be up to the Judges. at the picnic. Food prOvided. For more Serving Maine with Expertise and Experience Since 1819 information, call 642-3743. members, $4 for non-members. For It was unfom:nate what happened to Joey (Gamache) for his title information, call 797-4801. Presents more information, can 883-5100. bid and I guarantee this time there will be a professional world Return of the Olanta AI~new dinosaur Yarmouth Fe.tlvals Old and New A Fine Auction of Estates from Falmouth, show feature ten moving Dinamation Beglnn... Backp.cklnll for Families cru:mpion from Maine come Aug. 25!" . .. Exhibition in the Museum of Yannouth Kennebunkport, Elizabeth Kittery, Maine. Workshop sponsored by the creations set in their natural habitat Cape and Leal, basing his opinion of Melendez on the fU'St Sa~tier fight, History through Aug 31 . Hours: 10 am- Tuesday. August 28, 1990 at 10:00a.01. Appalachian Mountain CI.ub, Aug ~4- through Sep 3. Presented by the 5 pm Moo through Fri till Labor day: 10 says, "Melendez has a glass jaw." As always, that remams to be Inspection: 8:00a.m. to 10:00a.01. morning of sale 26. Learn tri~meal planning, first aid, Children's Museum of Maine, the exhibit am-5 pm till Oct 31. Museum located in map reading, low impact camping. For seen. can be seen at the lormer Lee Dodge Merrill Memorial Ubrary, Main Street, at more information, can (603) 466-2721 . Go get your title, Danny Boy. saJeslocation, 191 RiversideSt.,justoH Yarmouth. PhotographS and The Port1and Elks dub Exit 8, Portland. Hours are Sun-Thu 10 Photollr.phlng the Natur.1 World Mike Quinn memorabilia from 80 years of Yannouth 1945 Congress Street Workshop teaches participants am-5 pm, Fri until 8 pm. Admission is festivals. For more information, call 846- Port1and, Maine 04102 $3.50 per person; children under 2 are techniques needed for photographing Casco Bay Bicycle Club Upcoming 6529. admitted free. Admission is $2.50 for the natural work!, Aug 25-26. Workshop Trips: Sizzling Tuesdays in North Yarmouth'. Main Street Directions: Take Congress West exit off Route #295. Continue West on Congress members of The Children's Museum. oonductedby John Green of Naturethics. Windham (30 miles), Tuesdays, 5:30 Architecture: Upper "Falls VIllage" Street and watch for auction signs. For more information, call 797-KITE. For more information, call (603) 466- pm, meet at Sizzler Steak House, North Exhibition on display at the Museum of .. . and Back to Amaryllis South Portland Recreation is offering Continuing with oW' busy Summer '90 Estate Auction scheduling, we have combined 2727. Windham (Gary Davis, 892-8257); Yarmouth History now through Aug 31 . a youth soocer program for boys and four Maine Estates at the Portland Elks Ciu b, for your convenience and comfort. for this little all cotton M.lne Outdoor Adventure Club Mountain Bike the Otter Ponds in Hours: 10 am-5 pm till Labor Day; 10 Featured are over twenty fme Oriental rugs, antique Country and ViClorian furniture, Sports quotes girls in grades 3~, a flag lootball program dress from Ecote in prints Upcoming trips: MI. Chocorua Hike, Standish, Aug 25 (Dave Dysinger, 854- am-5 pm Tue through Sat till Oct 31 . accessories and collectibles, china and glass, sterling silver, small autograph Aug 25-26. For more information, call 3029); Buxton Boroughs (30 miles), Aug for boys in grades 4&5 and is c0- Museum located in Merrill Memorial collection, Royal Doulton tobies and figuraJs~ paintings and prints with .se~etal or solids to layer and to love! 761-4704. 26,8:30 am, meet at Plummers Store, of the week sponsoring a tackle football program for Ubrary, Main SI., Yarmouth. contemporary lithographs, etchings and drawlllgs and aJstom home furnishmgs. boysingrade6. Registration Sap 7 from Senior Sundays at Scarboroullh routes 112 and 22 (Randa Thomas, Seashore Trolley Museum Ride. on Franklin, the crew and I will enjoy the air-conditioning after belllB under the F. O. 6-7 pm. Participants must be Bailey tent all summer, swating mosquitos and keepmg cool, and r know you will Marsh Presentation of the plants and 727-3201); Third Annual Club Century and tours of authentically restored F.O.BAILEY Amaryllis Clothing Co, ... From the Bad-Pun aocompanied by a parent For more enjoy the large parking lot. animals of the marsh, followed by a Gorham, Kezar Falls, Sanford - Sep 8, trolleys. World's oldest and largest ANTIQUARIANS 41 Exchange Street, Portland e 7 7 2 - 4 4 3 9 Guaranteed-to-Bruise-Your information cal I 799-7996. leisurely guided walk for people 50 and 7 am, meet at Gorham Shop N Save collection. Adults $5.50, Sr. citizens TerlDlll: cuh or PftMmaJ cbecllll 001, JOu ha¥e estabU.hed credit with P.O. BaUq prior to sale dale. 141 Middle Street Par1cing Stamps Available Funny-Bone Department, older Aug 26, 2-3:30 pm at Maine (Jerry Tipton, 799-2821 ); Second Annual Art Studio CI..... For Kids Fresh $4.50, children 6-16 $3.50, under6free. Stale of Maine requlfts doeaIen '0 providr • copy of chdr SdIer'. CcrdIIcaIe from theW home ~Ie. Port1and, Maine 04101 consider this twist_ Andy Van Painl, 1 Blue Heron Drive, Brunswick, A Prenuum of 10M ";U be .pplicd to all property .aid &0 be ~ by the buyer u part of the purchase pnoe. Audubon's Scarborough Marsh Nature Cow Chip Corner Fling, Sep 8 (Jim Log Cabin Rd., Kennebunkport, Maine. (207) 774-1479 or 774-1470 Center in Scarborough. Cost is $2 for Thorne, 772-2821); Bar Harbor Slyke, Pittsburgh Pirates offers studio classes for preschoolers: For more information, call 967-2712. catered by the Elks am or pm 2 1/2 hr. sessions, studio and FAX (207) 774-7914 Audubon members, $3 lor non Weekend with MOAC, Sep 14-16, meet outfielder, on his spontaneous First Annual American Cancer classroom settings. Apply now for 90- members. For more information, call at Back Cove Shop N Save at 5 pm (Sue decision to switch to a pair of Society Benefit Ba.h Two-day 91 school year. Class size limited. Fua , 883-5100. Raymond, 871-0264); North/South organized by area motorcycle clubs to loose-fitting pants the part-time & drop-in day care also "Blues .nd Belugas of The St. Berwick area Sep 23 (Uz Vezeau, 646- benefit breast cancer research. Food, morning he suffered an injury available. Formore information, call 721>- La_ence River," four-day whale 5396); Seconc:t Annual Bear Notch Ride, "bike' competitions, live music featuring fULL COLOR that required placing his left 4983. watching trip in one of the prime whale SeP 29, 8 am, meet at Gorham Shop N Between the Lines, the Chosen, Trillion, watching spots in North America Aug Save to carpool (Mike Morrison, 772- ankle in a cast: "I must have Mummleholl.. and Marsh Muck Prizoner and Usher X. Wellee shirt and Chance for kids to explore the plants 23-26 from Portland. Reservations are 8465); Ossipee Mountain Ride and Fire had an ankling it was going to "Ilestbuns' contestsSatat9 p.m. (Adults PHOTO-TEES and animals of the marsh using all five reqJiredforall trips. Formore information Tower Hike (37 miles), Oct 6, 9 am, happen." only). Aug 21>-26, UttIefields Farm, East senses in discovery-oriented, fun-filled on these and other trips, call 781-2330. meet at Gorham Shop N Saw (Evelyn Benton. For more information, call 1- ~~ BIking In Freeport .nd Yarmouth Cookson, 854-5029. For more activities Tue and Fri, 9:30-11 am. Cost 800-482-0113. is $2 for Maine Audubon Society Casco Bay Bicyde Club is hosting a information on dub activities, call the Unity Fair Unity College offers an all members, $3 for non-members. Maine regular Wednesday evening ride on the Outdoor Hotline at 774-1118. day fair. Flea market/larmer's market, Audubon Society's Scarborough Marsh back roads of Freeport and Yannouth at Maine Woman Outdoors Hlklnll and yard sale, crafts, food, children's games, Nature Center is located on Route 9 in 6 pm. For location of rides, call Charlie blcycllnll day trips are open to all softball, sklrytelling, hayrides, music and Scarborough. For more information on at 865-3636 or Ketra at 829-4402. women 18 and older: bicycling in Cape much more on Aug 25 starting at 9 am. any of the above, call 883-5100. BIni Walk See nature trails and birds in Elizabeth Aug 1B ; camping, biking and Softball game at 5 pm. Admission is $1 ) FIt-n-Fun Children's Center Open their early moming spiendorSap, 8 a.m. hiking in Acadia National Park Sep 7-9, adults, .50 children. Unity College, House All types fun programs for attheWeUsNational Estuarine Research $20; biCYcling in IIseboro Sep 16; 01 Quaker Hill Rd., unity. For more children ages 6 mo. to 10 years, Also Reserve, Laudholm Farm in Wens. For Baldplate Mountain Day Hike, Sep 23; +·0. information, call 948-2966. oHar after school classes Mon-Fri. Open more information, call 646-1555. canoeing on the Haraseeket R,ver, Drawing and Craatlvltyooursewillseek Freeport Sep 30. For more information, house Aug 26-Sep 5 form 6-8 pm, Rte. Images Senior Sunday•• t Scarborough 1 in Falmouth. to broaden creativity and enhance Marsh Presentation of the plants and write Maine Women Outdoors, RR 13 ... Guard Brian drawing skills, Aug 25-26. Course blown up Again this Stories for Kid. Portland Public Ubrary to size . animals of the marsh, followed by a Box 343, Augusta, 04330 or call 547- Blankenship, part-time instructor will be Linda Joe Russell of (871 -1700): Mon, Wed and Fri, 10:30 All pholos retumed. leisurely guided walk for people 50 and 3919. fashion consultant and full the Center for Educational Appl~tions am; Riverton Branch Library (797-2915): older Aug 26, 2-3:30 pm at Maine of Brain Hemisphere Research, Cal~. time football player, recently Fri, 10:30 am; Prince Memorial Ubrary, Audubon's Scarborough Marsh Nature State U. at Long Beach. For more year, commented on the eccentric Cumberland (829-2215): Wed, 10:30 pricing available Center in Scarborough. Cost is $2 for information, call (603) 466-2721 . $1 6~~ume 100% Cotton T's am (2-3 yearolds); Thu, 10:30 am (3-5 Audubon members, $3 for non attire of Pittsburgh Steeler Social Oroup for Slnll'e People ages year aids). members. Marsh Nature Center teammate, cornerback David 35-55 Sight seeing, camping, bowling, Flicks for Kids Portland Public Library we're Summer programs: Canoe Tours daily Johnson: "He wears, among dancing, trips, etc. For more information, p~ry€fi~I€[)IM~9~'QQb911,9.Qe.!€§ 10-11 :30 am, Tue and Thu 6-7:30 pm other things, six earrings. He (871-1700) : Sat, 10:30 am; Riverton call 856-1174 between 5-6 pm. Branch (797-2915): Thu, 1 pm. ($61$5 for members, $71$6 for non makes Boy George look like Market Street (next to the Oyster Club) Old Port, Portland. 774-445 member); Salt Marsh Adventure, walk L.L. Bean." suffering explores unique ecology of the salt marsh, Mon 9:30-11 am, Thu 2-3:30 pm ($2 for members, $3 fornon-membe~s); Dawn Birding, look and listen for egnts, frolll glossy ibis, herons, ducks, w~lets and BUSINESS CARDS swallows, Wed 7-8:30 am ($2 .for SPORT • members, $3 for non-members). Maine £~if;Ji~~i.~1 I.~jc~:-:~\~;~\S:')/f/ Audubon Society'S Scarborough Marsh K.I.C.K. World Super-Featherweight SERVICE DIRECTORY exceSS1ve Nature Center is located on Route 9 in Kickboxing Title is up for grabs. Scarborough. For more information on Portland's Danny Melendez wUI meet any of the above programs, call 883- Aldaberto Leal 01 Warwick, R.I. in a 12- 5100. round bout for the vacant title Aug 25 at plaque Get Your Paddle Wet Bring your kayak the Woonsocket Roller Kingdom, ETC RESIDENTIAL Asphalt & Fiberglass Hidden Image for evening paddles Thursday evenings Woonsocke~ R.l.lfyou'rekickingaround Shmgles Mythical, Imaginative, Fanciful at 6 pm through Labor Day at East End the area, stop by and root for Portland's Beach in Portland. For more information, Fooble the Robot Maine Mall presents ROOFING & Roof Restoration Harukr't"ed Mask. champ. ... The Steelers' team Foobie the Robot of movie, television buildup. call JeH Wescott at 772-5357. Maine Senior Oames Two-day and talk show lame. Bring your camera Pizza Ride 10-20 mile ride along the physician feels that multiple Ann Le.!ine statewide oompetition Sep 14-15 for and your questions to the Mallon Aug REM OD LIN G ~=:;:terior ooean and marshes of Cape Elizabeth earrings may have caused • Station of the Year older adults will be held in Bangor and 23-25.Shows at 2,4 and 7 pm. Formore and Scarborough with the Casco Bay inadvertent damage to David Portland. Track, swimming, bowling, information call 774-0303. Fully Insured • Free Estimates. 774-5153 • Best Same~day Newscast Bicycle Club Thursdays at 6 pm at Pars golf, tennis, table tennis, racquetball, Johnson. Last week Johnson Walking Tour of the Old Port Guide • Best Election Coverage Pizza, Route One, near Oak Hill in bicycling, horseshoes, basketball, blurted out to his coach Scarborough. Formoreinformation, call Richard Bowman will describe the • Best Sports Special softball throw and football throw are the Chuck Knoll during an waterfront area's development and 799-1085. represented. Seniors will compete Start using the sports identify the buildings the pre-date the Mah_uc Backpack TripoNatur.llst exhibition game in Toronto - in five age categories: 51>-59, 6O-S4, 65- Great Fire if 1866 as well as the late 19th COR P 0 RAT ION most popular time ~ture The Appalachian Mountain 6970-74 and80andoider.Entryfeeis "Coach I'm an international century blocks of Victorian structures CERT I FIED CONSULTANTS and billing system Club will take you ona fiw-day adventure which'indudes t-shirtandcertif~te star, Did you know that I $5: Aug 25, lOam. Meetatthe Lobsterman V!1','r3!! : • on the Mahoosuc Range. This workshop ever created. of participation (extra for bowling Toronto is in Canada?" No lie. fee Statue, Middle and Temple streets, Portland's Newsrralk Station is for people with some backpacking and golf). Entry forms are available at Momma, don't let your sons Portland. The Greater Portland experience. Aug 28-Sep 1. For any Casco Northern Bank offICe or grow up to be football Landmarks Tour is $2 for members, $3 reservations and more information, call through the Southern Maine Area A:> nlCai hy rlk- o\.''IIlll;/rnl ~ players, for non-members. For more inlormation 466-2727. Agency on Aging. For more information, A"'lrW for I~ o.:v.,_ -r-mantl 'fX\i:lIl'\·t.'fII.sU"''UJ~ Mike Quinn call 775-Q503. 24 u.sco &y Weekly AugUSI23,1990 2S index body & soul biz services animals home services learning SINGLE MALE 40's, tall, athlelc, antiques UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE! In BODY MASSAGE Enrich your life PERSONAL ERRAND Service for RENT A WIFE Attention busy auctions legal services handsome, learning sensuous busy people_ Grocery shopping, order to expend our residential throlJ!jh the benefits of maSS8!le. INTRODUCTORY POLARITY REALIZATION executives. rm the person who can aud~ions lost & found massage needs subjects for NOUrish yourself by imprOVIng laundry, light housekeeping, rides, take care of all your domestic musical instruments practice. Prefer women orcouple program the Maybe Someday MYERS BRIGGS CERTIFICATION PROGRAM billboard Bookstore will be observing new circulation, detoxification, meal prep., etc. Excellent needs. I can take a few more dienlS: biz services notices but will consider males. Relax, enjoy, increasing body awareness and Scarborough, Maine References, reasonable rates_Call No Fee. Box 211 hours_ 1 to 6 Monday thru TYPE INDICATOR cleening, laundry, shopping, boats person to person caw relaxing your body/mind. Call 772-8332 or (508) 356-9376 Joanne 856-6042 organization, cooking, errands, etc. recreation Saturday or by appointment. 195 body & 8OU1 Congress St. on Munjoy Hill, Pamela Richards Ms T. at 775- WORKSHOP Call 879-7049 for appointment business oppor1un~ies ride board MYTHIC ASTROLOGY. Full-day between Levinsky's and The Whole 6636 Led by Poiarily Therapy is the healing FINANCiAl "OR References required. catering roommates dasses on Peaks 16land, August 0Ild Grocer_ 773-3275 science of afigni:C; living Administrative Services_ I'm stuff for sale child care September. Personal Myth Groups C. WAITE MACLIN ene~ fJefds of the . It is the available part-time for ongoing RENT A HUSBAND Ladies, I have dating services wanted forming in Portland, ME and M.DIV. he Ing art of r~nizing and work or a speciaf project. Example: a limited number of openings. wheels Portsmouth, NH in Se~tember. September 8, 1990 employment IN TOWN COUNSELING CENTER working with the life force to Keeping books for small company or Services include: painting, entertainment for hire yard sale Explore, discover your Personal 9 am-4 pm bring abouth the highest level of helping individuals with financial yardwork, general household estate. for Mythology. Wendy Ashley . Treaunent ror Addictions, ACOA Issues, and Co-dependency darity, inner truth, and vilaJily. flea rTla'kets real sale Individuals, Groups and Couples records. Self-starter. 766·5655 maintenance, lifting, tugging and gigs real estate. for rent Information call 766-5108 A POSITIV~AFARMING Lucy C. Chudzik hauling_ Call 879-7049 for USEFUL PERIENCE Our 180 hour Pollrity Therapy INSURED, EXPERIENCED, and appointmenl References required. WOMEN'S THERAPY GROUP 207-761-9096 For brochure Ind infonnllion Cartificatioa Program meets we stano behind our work. deadline: noon Monday use the coupon or call Melissa Johnson at 775-6601 focusing on cultural roles, Licensed Substance: Abuse Counselor call 773-1314 one weekend a month for 7 Remodeling, interior, exterior, months, beginning Oc1ober. COLLEGE STUDENT with truck oodependency and adult child 4n Congress Street· Portland, ME 04101 painting, wallpapering. roofing, all available to do odd iobs and moving. issues. Mondays from 6:00-7:30 The ~ram covers afl aspects slyles of siding. Get it done riQht of po 'Iy therapy with an Very handy and can fix most pm. Tentalive beginning dale is the first time. Our success IS anrthing. Experienced mover who person to person September 24, 1990. Call Jane REAIlIY THERAPY emphasis on personal measured in customer satisfaclion. certlfied therapist transformation. wil move you for less. 774-2159, McCarthy, LCSW at 775-2233 or MS. BAXTER Call Dye's 283-4559 or 1-800- anytime DWM, 34, WANTED FOR SAFE, fresh fun. 2 SWM 23, DECENT looking, seeks SWF, 51, WANTS fnendshlp ana DWF, 40, ATTRACTIVE, busy, Diane Paige, MA al 82~26 personal growth. grief 696-DYES MusieianlWrilerlOeslgneriRomanl young. bright women to jOin 2 young adventurous, fun-loving gl~ who companionship, either male or wishes to meet attractive, aClive, Spiritual Reader and Advisor depression • addictions Approved by Maine Dept_ Ed. ie. Enjoys walks, lalks, good food, bright men who are availabl e for likes to Iravel and have good times. female_ Should enjoy walking. busy SIOWM 38-47, wilh kids or Nurse's CEUs. Member APR STORAGE FACILITY. Near GROUP FOR DIVORCING on all problems of life BUSINESS OWNERS! "your DunSlan Corner. Safe, dry, secure Iravel, biking, frisbee, pounding Casco Bay boaling and other Photo and phone please PO Bex particularly on the beach, read ing. like them, who has grown from his Adults- 8 week counseling group iJarlJ",.,. 774-8149 ABMP affiliatsd schooL Please nails, splilling wood and louching. 2022, W. Scarborough, ME 04074 business has lots of pest due or storage. Lowest rates. Call PERSONAL playful adventure. Calilhe TPL line book discussior6, plays rooYies, etaS( divorce and/or life experiences. led by Diane Paige, MA. Tenlative LtH1Il1ftberx-lr"'''''.Y. M.A. call for information_ uncollectible accounts, MSI will between 9am.and 12noon. Cal Dan Seeks NS posilive, crealive DWF now for spontaneous outing listening music concerts. Non Displaced cily person or traveller beginning date is Wednesday, Worrtet4 troublet4 sick, cotlfuset4 baving or SWF 25-40 who's nol afraid 10 informalion.this one's well worth smoker preferred _CBW Bex 362 in culture shock, who can lead when coflect them lor you for under $22 883-6635 OLD HAD (37) Sick of life in September 26, from 6:00 to 7:30 family dtfficu1t1es or separatedfrom each I 761 9898 dream. You're semi-domeslic. You OFTHE WEEK the 95¢!I TPL 22235 realily, great fan of cats, Star dancing a plus I I like people, walks, YOUNG MALE ARTIST pm . Call 828-0526 for more loved ones? appreciale di~ roads, smalilowns, DECIDEDLY DOWNSCALE SWM Trek, Dr. Who, recreational working out, mowing Ihe lawn, Information. Ed Chanin sky scrapers and all nighl cafes . concentrating on the male fi9ure in movies, music, cookmg, SUits and No problem too big or too small Winner receives two free movie tickets desperalely seeks slender, friendly shOPPIng. John Irving, Ursula Le HATE TO WRITE LETTERS? You're wi lling 10 work hard. You and affectlonale F 25-35 who Guin and Stephen Lawhead novels. M seeks Ihe same for reciprocal suspenders, leather iackels and that I cannot help with. p set a kick out of Ihe simple things compliments of the Maine Mall Cinema! prefers having a serious good time Fading last from lack of witty modeling, critiques and exchanging jeans, painting, sunsels, pets, MAlE COLLEGE STUDENTS 10 Let us write lyrical, lucid, and letler-perfect personal ideas. Enclose a self-description !fI9 30 make some spend;-g money. ~ ., In life and you yearn for a mutually 10 social climbing. I'm 31. 5'9", (male) comparuonship. Would like III lalking on the phone and time to be 1-800-327-1126 - and business letters for you! Speeches, ceremonies, and slide of worlt Bex 356 SlIlgle white male wanlS rub down supportive, well-rounded , loving 3 SWEATY. SMEllY. SEXY and exhausted 180100, have blond hoor, green eyes be cast in my own fanlasylSci Fi caw alonel caw Box 363 Free psychic Guaranteed and messages to mark special occasions, too! relalionship_ Write and tell me and the desire to meet someone work of art instead of liVing it weeldy at my private pad or I can ASTROLOGY READINGS about yourself. Please send photo restaurant babes (girls) looking for 3 hot spec ial. How about you? viciously - your Merl in to my travel. Discreet and confidential reading by phone results Scarborough, Maine LErfER BY LErfER and phone. CBW Bex 354 Phone/photo please to CBW Box Morgaln.? You must be single only_ Send best way to conlact. 883-9255 dishes to wait on us, massage our feet, Write 10 CBW Bex 210 773-4772 1-800-827-8010 LONELY SKI NUT would like 10 346 TPL 22238 (ABSOLUTELY) and able 10 WAY OF WOMEN meet Snow Bunny to help me legs and backs, and listen to us bitch. DWM BUSINESS man, 39, seeks withsland an independent ------aaalcltons • deatb-dyrng • healmg • spfntuai Ihrough the hOi summer months. I'm female companion for funfilled outspoken woman who is also WHOLE FOODS Cooking Classes success- personal and business for folks in transition., a balanced As 2 circle of women we shall reclaim our feminine ,• a DWM, 36, non-sm oker, not acriviues such as camping, fishing, vulnerable. Uke 10 dance (espec~1y " GETTING MARRIED? Ages 15-50 please respond w~h favorite unallractive wilh no kids. I also ballroom) among olher vegetarian eating style. Seplember history and create an experience of deep and personal Carole B. Curran, MS, CSW-IP NEED A SCHOOL, FAMILY OR BUSINESS PORTRAIT? canoeing, beach, movies, theater, 10, 17 and 24. 6-8 pm _3 sessions cormec:t.ion with the divine woman within. Class limited •\ enjoy motorcycles, camping, hiking reCipe, photo and scariest restaurant darOJg. bowling, music and cooking. nonthreatening fantasy things. TALKING coutlse{or. bYPIWtist, psychic IIIc_ III • • alc. six people. StaJ'lS Call 799-4927 for and the beach. I love to dance, 10 Nalionality not imporlant (variely $45 for all 3_ Call 774-8889 for to mid-5eptember_ \ Also should be able to lay beck and more information or registralion. by apPointment 8 7J -0032 \ rock and roll. I'm nol Into rap, nightmare. CBW Box 361 relax with book, tv or talk near is the SPIce), Aussies and Inshmen brochure. t persollal developmetJI classes \ Rick Crockett Photography answered first, Thor look alikes smokers or the ber-scene_ Letter fireplace , etc_ Country setting P Kahleen McKuai, MA.p!!,(lan-basecJ Therapy for Women ,------t relaxation,______healillg.__ • ____nreditalkm, • ______psychiC • ____ ._.1 \ 774-4732 and photo appreciated. Write PO second, etc, etc PO Box 9715- ERS@NAL near Po~land . Attractive. high LESBIAN COUNSELING group. THE AFFORDABLE CHOICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bex 123, So. Windham ME, 04082 980, Po~land, ME 04104 If you ha\le pIaoed an ad in the Casoo Bay weekly personal hygiene and a strong A weekly counseling group for posillve attitude a must. All repl ies women who wish to explore YOU ARE A S/D/MWF, 25-45, personals. yolX ad is aJbnati::aIy enilred the Brooke Alexander, M. Div. n HANDSOME, WelL-BUILT, themselves more fully. Group will heighl and weight proportionate. PERSONAL OF THE WEEK conlBsl We Ire Iooki1g answered. Send pholO . CBW Box Intelligent GWM, 41. All aklne on With Casco Bay Weekly's Talking Personals begin Tuesday, September 11 at Pastoral Counselor seeking to be you! rm a MWM, 43, ad; thai aea!iw, witty fun. 341 We are pleased ID announce the opentng of i:lr a-e and 125 beautiful acres 45 minutes you C2n not only read the personals, you can also 5:30pm at 232 SI. John St, "THE ACCELERATOR 6', t80, the same. Lers be intimate Wrrers wiI rerei.le their Id Is it fair to balance ---...... r d ers? Talks are undelWay in Washington that threaten to result in a much higher federal excise tax on beer. Thes taxes place an unfair burden on the working Americans who enjoy beer. Here are a few key facts: • CWTent proposals include a 400% increase in the cWTent tax. • The price ofbeer would increase by more than $4.00 a case . • 60% ofall beer is pwchased by Americans with annual household incomes of $35,000 or less. • Beer taxes have continued to rise. On average, state beer tax collections have increased by more than 650% since 1951. • The beer industry is a major purchaser ofagricultural produce and many other goods and services. It employs hundreds ofthousands ofAmericans. A rruijor tax increase will raise prices to a level which will cost thousands ofjobs in the brewing, wholesale and retail industries. If you share our concern about such unfair taxation, call1-800-33TAXES. Your message will be sent to Congress by mgent letter within 48 hours. The call and letter are free. As one of America's 80 million beer drinkers, tell Congress you're willing to pay your fair share of taxes, but enough is enough. Tell them to can the beer tax. -:7d~J/IlC/. ® ONE OF THE ANHEUSER·BUSCH COMPANIES Duck T .... Disney's animated cartoon take to the road to escape Lula's mother (Diane Ladd), who will go to night and find themseives trapped in a Unde Billy's, 60 Ocean St., S. Portland. advance, $12 on the day of the auise. features Uncle Scrooge McDuck and FRIDAY AUGUST 24 SUNDAY AUGUST 26 any lengths to keep Sailor and Lula apart. As they travel to New casde inhabited by people from the 767-7119. For more information, call 774-7891 . Huey, Dewey and Louie in an Indiana planet Transsexual. Susan Sarandon Ululaton (world beat) Raoul's, 865 Desperate Avlkadoz Trio (island Orleans and points west, Lynch reveals bits and pieces .of haunting. Jones-type adventure. HAPPY HOUR 4-7 plays the timid Janel. Tim Curry. is Forest Ave., Portland. 773-6886. music) 12-1 :30, Monument Square, memories, which suggest that Sailor and Lula are runnIng from therr The Exorcist III: Legion George S. Scott HEADLINER wonderlul in leather and lace, sIngIng Portland. Part of Intown Portland FREE BUFFET pasts, too. stars in William Peter Blalty's third Creeping Pumpkins (rock), ·Sweet Transvestite' (in fact, this is the Exchange's Noontime Performance installment of the series. This one Bloodhounds (rock), Wild Hearts (rock) DRINK SPECIALS COMEDY The story unfolds along a grim, yellow brick road complete with a dev~ only part of the movie I'd see again). series. Free. For more inlormation, call looks into the myslerious deaths of Open Mike Nighl, Geno's, 13 Brown St., Headliner - Ed Reglne Wicked Witch, strange characters and an omniscient presence watch The movie had a large cult following Portland. 772-7891. 772-6828. 1st 200 people several priests. Sick sacks are in the Also Appearing -Jobnatban Gross ing over Sailor and Lula in a crystal ball. The r~d starts out with ~ with people in the audience reciting in for FREE Doors open at 7oShowtima 8:30 lobby. stew and Rodne), ( acoustic) Amigo's, promise of adventure and good times, but as Sailor and Lula contm~e lines, singing, and throwing things at the 9 Dana St., Portland. 772'{)772. Dancing to the 50's & 60's Flatlln.,.. Medical students cross the screen and at unsuspecting movie west they stumble. There's a car accident where they see a woman die. Dartllll Brahms (acoustic rack) Gritty line belWeen life and death in !his movie goers. Do these goings on sbll occur? SATURDAY AUGUST 25 They break down in Big Tuna, Texas. starring Kieler Sutherland, Julia Roberts McDuffs, 396 Fore St., Portland. 772- SATURDAY 8.25 You'lI have to see for yourself. The story, which David Lynch adapted from an unfinished novel by and Kevin Bacon. 2739. She Must Be Seeing Things Sheila Harry Connick Jr. (pop) Club Casino, DANCING TO THE WILD 'N' WACKY Barry Gifford, works on two distinct levels. There's the seedy, violent Ghost Patrick 'Dirty Dancing· Swayze Dave Kelley Group (rock) Old Port Mclaughlin's 1987 movie is about love, Hampton Beach, N.H. Tickets are plays a dead broker who was murdered Tavern, 11 Moulton St., Portland. 774- WEDNESDAY underworld of Marietta's mother and all she's involved in. Then jealousy and obsession. It's a lesbian $22.50. For more information, ca1lS03- 50'S & 60'S and tries to contact his wife through a 0444. there's the romance of Sailor and Lula, who dress cheap but love art film about the relationship between a 926-4300. Doors open at 7:00 The SENSE phony psychic (Whoopi Goldberg). DootS open at 7 sincerely. They skim the top of these murky depths, trying to stay free-spiriled filmmaker and a staid Chicago 8125 (pop) 7:30 pm, Seashore •. ~" ~' .~--) t>:7 7st 200 people Men • Work Charlie Sheen and Emilio lawyer. The movie is captivating, but in No COVill till 8:30 afloat and stay together despite the deep odds against them. The Performing Arts Cenler at Old Orchard .-~ . <>~-c;::::;; in for FREE! Estevez play two California garbage the end is baffling. Count down on well drinks contrast is marked more by the portrayal of evil as people's worst fears Beach. Tickets are $16.50/$17.50, men, who discover a dead body in a Taking Care or Business Jim Belushi MONDAY 8.27 available al Ttckelron, Civic Center Box UPCOMING EVENT: $1.02 for dDmestic b8811S",,~1 and of hope as people's wildest fantasies. Everything in the story is dumpster. Estevez also wrote the ...... "" and Charles Grodin star in this comedy Office and SeaPAC box office. For more THURSDAY AUGUST 3D bigger than life, but the characters remain true. screenplay and directed the movie. ofmislaken -aclUally stolen-identities. information, call 934-1731. A Mexican Restaurant The Dave Kelley Group (rock) Old Port Max Creek At this point in his career, Lynch has gathered a fine ensemble of Mo' Belt... Blues Denzel Washington The Two Jakes Fine dressings shroud a Tickets $6 advance Tavern, 11 Moulton St., Portland. 774- actors, a cinematographer, a composer and others who give his work portrays a jazz trumpeter with some lame story, which for some reason takes & $8 day of/be sbow dues to pay for being too self-cenlered. 0444. continuity but who also, unfortunately, make it a bit predictable. more than two hours to unfold. Jack ME· Washington moves like a melody, while Nicholsen plays Jake Gittes again in the Watering Hole People who have followed Lynch's movies begin to expect a morbid lighdy stroking his Io_rlip. Spike Lee is SUNDAY 8.28 sequel 10 Polanski's 'Chinalown.' The detail to be revealed when the camera pans a certain way. They have a fine filmmaker with an uncanny sense plot refers back to the classic. But even Joan Baez and Th. Indigo Girls 8126 Union Station Plaza become accustomed to the way Lynch uses music. But Lynch's of dialogue, which rolls off the players if you're half asleep, you'll guess the TUESDAY 8.28 (folk/acoustic) 7:30 pm, Velerans predictability falls into the realm of style rather than into the develop tongues like fine music. Unfortunately ending long before Jake does. 'Mo' Better Blues· falls short on lyrics. Memorial Park, Manchester, N.H. ment of the characters and the story. The Witches Angelical Houslon stars in Tickets are $19.50 reserved, $17 lawn There's too much male posturing and Carol and the Charmers (rock) Old Port Laura Oem plays a steamy Lula, which in no way can be confused Nicholas Roeg's ("Don't Look Now· and available at Ticketron, Strawberries and too Utile drama. Tavern, 11 Moulton St., Portland. 774- with her role as an innocent bystander in Lynch's earlier movie "Blue "The man Who Fell 10 Earth") movte Telelron, 1-800-382-8080. Mountains of The Moon A pseudo 0444. Velvet." Her performance alone makes this an award-winning movie abouta wilchwhochanges children into Aute and Guitar Recital (classical) 8 historical account of two Englishmen, mice. Too bad Lazy Llght"ln' (folk) Gritty McDufts, 396 ("Wild at Heart" won the Palm d'Or at Cannes). She works superbly Richard Burton and John $peke, who pm, St. Luke's Cathedral, 143 Stale St., Young Guns II Kieffer Sutherland, et al. Fore St. , Portland. 772-2739. o N'T l~T IT lID~ within the context of the story and with its other characters. Nicholas search for the source 01 the Nile river in Portland Cart Dimow (flule) and Keith return in the cowboy sequel about Billy John Hiatt (rock) T-Bird's, 126 N. Boyd Crook (guitar) perform works by DON'T LET THAT TANNED & Cage is a loving Sailor, who casts aside the street savvy that' s ~n the 19th century. The movie is a narrative The Kid's exploits. St. , Portland 773-8040. about the relationship between the two P,azzolla, Villa-Lobos, Dick, Honegger intrinsic to so many of his roles in order to reveal no more than IS and o.hers. Free. For more Informallon, FIT SUMMER BODY SLIP AWAY explorers. necessary for the story's denouement. call 761-4569. AnnSitomer Jennifer Porter (jazz) Saco River WEDNESDAY 8.29 Grange Hall in Bar Mills. For more ... information, call 929-0472. The Movies Open Mike Night, Gritty McDuff's, 396 BUY 2 Nickelodeon 10 E.ct1ange Str ..... , Portland Fore St., Portland. 772-2739. Temple and Middle, Portland. 772·9600 Carol and the Charmers (rock) Old Port MONDAY 8.27 n2·9751 The Music Teach ... (PO) Tavern, 11 Moulton St Portland. 774- The Exorcl.t lit IAgIon (R) \P''',-- MONTHS Aug 23-28, 0444. John Hiatt (rock) Raoul's, 865 Forest 1:05,3:45,7:15,9:25 (through Aug 23) Wed-Sat 7, 9 Ave., Portland. 773-6886. Maine's ~ Authentic 1:15,3:35,7:15,9:25 (Irom Aug 24) Sat·Sun Matinee at 1 Oyster Bar GET 1 General Cinemas Wild. Heart (R) Rocky Horror Picture ShoW (R) 1:10, 3:50, 7, 9:30 (through Aug 23) Maine Mall Aug 24·25 DANCING 1,3:30,7,9:30 (lTom Aug 24) Maine Mall Road Fri-Sat 11 CLUBS TUESDAY 8.28 FIeUlnor(R) n4· 1022 She Must Be _Ing Thin;. (R) 12:50,3:30,7:05,9:35 (!hrough Aug 23) My BI ... Huven (PO) Aug 25-28 Zootz, 31 Forest, Portland. Fri: Post Siald CI.. ves (acoustic) 12-1 :30 pm, 1:05, 3:55, 7:05, 9:40 (Irom Aug 24) Sat·Sun Matinee at 3 Modern - all ages: Sal: latest dance Ogdiel' FREE! 12:45,3:05,5:15,7:35,10 (!hrough Aug 23) Wharf and Moulton streels, Portland. Men AtWoril (PO) Only $60 1:45, 4, 7:10, 9:30 (lTom Aug 24) Sun-Tue 7, 9 THURSDAY 8.23 music; Sun : requesl night; Tue: Hip Part of Intown Portland Exchange's 1:20,3:50,7:20, 9:50 (opens Aug 24) _umocllnnocent (R) Mounbol ... of the M_ (R) House - all ages: Wed: Worldbeat Night. Noontime Perlonnance Series. Free and Mixing Good People, Good Food and Delta Force II (R) 773-8187. 1:30,4:15,7, 9:45 Aug 29-Sep 2 open 10 !he public. For more information, 1:10,3:40,7:10,9:35 (open. Aug 24) Practical C.s (rock) T-Bird's, 126 N. Good Drinks for 13 Years 15 TANS JUST $25 D8I'Iun.n (R) Wed-Sat 6:45, 9:15 The Moon, 425 Fore St., Portland. Open call 772-6828. _ .... (PO) Boyd St, Portland. 773-8040. 1,3:15,5:20,7:30,9:45 (opens Aug 24) nighdy, 8 pm on ... Fri-SalUntil3 am . No 1: 25,3:45,7:25, 9:45 (open, Aug 24) The Brood, the Pseudonymphs (rock) cover. 871-0663. "for limited time" O_t(po) Pride's Comer Our FuU Menu served from HAM to Midnight Geno's, 13 Brown SI., Portland. 772- Salutes, 20 Milk SI., Portland. Open 1:30,4:15,7,9:50 Drive-In Best Steamefli in Town 7891 nighdy until 1 am. No cover. 774-4200. Duck nIH (0) Routa302 K, Barry Saunden Quartet (jaZZ) Cafe 1,3,5 Wastbtook 797·3154 Bounty, 200 Riverside St., Portland. Evening Star No, 20 Danforth SI., Portland. 772-8114. Fridays, 18+. Open Fri·Sat until 3 am. DI. HoIn! II (R) Anlcnophol>le (PO) Enjoy a view of the Marina from Tontine Mall, Brunswick The Breakdown (rock) Moose Alley, 46 Opens Sun-Thu al8 pm. 772-8033. Union Station 7:15,9:55 8:10 (!hrough Aug 23) the relaxing atmosphere of 729·5486 Markel SI., Portland. 774-5246. fl,_,S__ _ Problem Child (PO) Nny_.(R) Exorcl.t III: IAgIon (R) Thruat(rock)OfdPortTavem, 11 Moulton Fitness Depot 1, 3:05, 5:05,7, 9:10 10:05 (!hrough Aug 23) 7,9:05 (!hrough Aug 31) St, Portland. 774-0444. 5 Portland Pier a The Total Health and Fitness Center Tailing C... or Bu.l..... (R) ToW Rocel (R) Carol and the CharrMn (rock) Spring 772-48::- 1:30,4,7:15,9:40 8:10 (from Aug 24) First Atlantic Building 0 222 SL John SL Point Cafe, 175 PickettSI.,S. Portland. Robocop II (PO) --I 767-4627. l' ~~"~<____ 879.. 9114 10:05 (~om Aug 24) Continued on page ]8