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Voodoo ethics or benevolent economics?
(OVER STOR' by Hannah Holmes money away from businesses PHOTO mUSTUTlOH by Tonee Harbert that build weapons or pollute the "There's got to be something better," environment and investing it in busi vesting thought Vicki Emmons of Yarmouth, nesses that care for their communities is impossible disgusted with the dog-eat-dog nature of and employees will change the world. under the capitalist system. the stock market. "The crooked corporations may stay Eileen Monahan is a Portland Emmons describes herself as "one of in business a long time, but eventually broker who sells socially responsible those beneficiaries that came into money we'll see them indicted," she says. investments to her clients, when they'll and didn't really know what to do with "Bull," says John Case, who calls buy. She says that "Everyone has a it." Two years ago Emmons began read socially responsible investing "a tangle problem with money, whether they have ing about socially responsible invest of contradictions." He says that because it or not." ment funds. She moved her money. investing equals employing and em Emmons believes that taking her ploying equals exploitation, ethical in- (ONTINUED on page 8
UPDATES page 2 LISTINGS page 14 WEIRD NEWS page 3 EATS page 16 TALK page 4 SPORT page 18 VIEWS page 6 CLASSIFIEDS page 21 COVER page 8 PUZZLE page 23 CALENDAR page 12 POOK page 23 A pain in the ... Rock & Roll Confidential. Institutionalized protest. Seepage 4 Seepage 16 See page 6 ... '- 1",,·15,1989 2 Cas<:o Bay Weekly
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Specializing in Homemade No more "Secret Slumlords" THE WEEK IN BRIEF: ALL BOOKS 15% OFF THURSDAY, JUNE 15 through SUNDAY, JUNE 25 FRESH Landlord registration law passed Portland's local gun control slain RAFFLES Portland Police Chief Michael Chitwood's power over local Apartment building owners who have hidden are waiting impatiently to see who comes for gun policies was shot dead when a bill to remove gun-policy C·A·F·E PAS behind corporate names are going to have to drop ward. "There are some properties still in Parkside powers from municipal governments sailed through the legisla the mask. The Portland City Council has given the area that are unclear as to who really owns them, ture June 9. Freshman legislator Herb Adams, D-Portland called t.\.~~~~ BCX)KSfORE owners of apartment buildings with more than who are the chief investors," he said. the vote "depressing," adding that the National Rifle Association 555 Congress Street· Portland· 761-3930 three rental units 90 days to register their names Other neighborhoods will benefit, too. Much lobbied legislators heavily. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - THURSDAY & FRIDAY UNTIL 9PM and the names of their management companies of the housing on Munjoy Hill is rented apart Portland's local laws require fingerprinting and a three-day SA~III~~ with the city. ments. But the problems associated with absentee waiting period to buy a gun; and owners can't carry a loaded, The law was proposed by Councilor Edward ownership have not been so pronounced there. concealed gun between sunset and sunrise. ''We have already Bernstein, who said he'd read a story last winter "As yet, we've heard little in terms of drug committed ourselves to continue fingerprinting, regardless of the dealing as on Sherman Street," said Kathryn AN OUTDOOR in Casco Bay Weekly describing the plight of preemption," said Chitwood. He said his next move might be SCULPTURE SHOW COMPLETE MEALS YOU CAN PREPARE Parkside residents who couldn't locate the own McInnis, president of the Munjoy Hill Neighbor legislation prohibiting firearms in bars, schools, restaurants and ART IN THE GARDEN IN 5 MINUTES! ers of rundown, crime-spawning buildings in hood Organization. Thatdoesn't mean there aren't sporting events. WE ALSO SERVE PREPARED their neighborhood. Bernstein said, "I thought problems. THE WEEKEND OF JUNE 17th & 18th • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm LUNCH & DINNER about it all winter and finally set it forth." "Here on the Hill there is an issue of absentee EAT IN I TAKE OUT The city, like the neighbors, has had trouble landlords," said McInnis. "There are buildings Peaks Islanders ready to recycle PREVIEW AND OPENING RECEPTION FRIDAY EVENING 5:30 - 7:00 getting safety violations addressed when the owned by corporations of doctors and lawyers Recycling will become reality for Peaks Islanders June 19 when 58 MARKET STREET. OLD PORT 773-7146 owners of a building are listed on tax records as a that live out of state. And there are landlords born they set out their garbage. A four-compartment truck will make and brought up on the Hill that aren't the best the rounds picking up sorted glass, plastic, newspaper and card Open Every Day Mon.-Sat. 11-8 • Sun Noon-6 corporation. For instance, one corporation was 13 Memorial Highway landlords." Mcinnis looks forward to learning rr-r'](CO using an address that was eventually traced to a board, as well as traditional trash. Corporate sponsors (Waste ~ North Yarmouth V-Haul mail box on Marginal Way. who's who. She is especially looking forward to Management of Maine, Inc., William Goodman & Sons, Inc., U Some landlords hope the disclosure brings an finding out who's been renting out substandard Seltzer & Rydholm,lnc., Evening Express and Maine Beverage 11] 9 housing. Container Services, Inc.) are providing islanders with plastic bins __ Nuo/~s·ro r/<: LOCO~::~~2~;ute end to landlord bashing. "The average landlord I I ~.t 1 ~tlJ In the center of North Yarmouth In the time you spend looking who's doing a good job is not ashamed of his "A lot of owners that we would consider in which to set out their sorted stuff. The City of Portland is U for a parking space, you could property," said Roy Somero, who with his wife 'problems' are renting to people who are low transporting the recyclables to the mainland, where Maine Bever Linda owns numerous Parkside buildings. "He's income and to refugees who might not know age will recycle the glass and plastic, and William Goodman will already be seated at not hiding behind anything. I think (disclosure) is what their rights are," she said. "We are going to recycle the paper and cardboard. SCULPTURE FOR YOUR GARDEN IN MARBLE, GRANITE, SANDSTONE, WOOD AND STEEL BY The Good Table Restaurant. a good thing." target them and single them out." LISE BECU, RON CROSS', STEVE LINDSAY, CABOT LYFORD', AND OTHER MAINE ARTISTS The Parkside Neighborhood Association thinks Joe Gray, Portland planning director, said the GARDEN STRUCTURES BY HUSTON 3c COMPANY it's a great thing. "I hope all concerned citizens Inspection and Services Division will administer Sheriff's department brutality 'ARTISTS REPRESENTED BY HOBE SOUND GALLERIES NORTH will take advantage of this public accountability," the file. A disclosure form will be mailed to the Three separate reports of Cumberland County Sheriff's depart ART CONSULTANT: JUNE LACOMBE 688-4468 said Herb Adams, a Parkside member and state landlords of the 1,921 buildings that the ordi ment staffers beating inmates and a Portland Police officer have representative. He said everyone, from tenants to nance addresses. The division will keep the infor surfaced recently. Guards Christopher Kane and Thomas Red code inspectors, should benefit from being able to mation for public use in its office on the third floor mond were suspended from the Cumberland County Jail for 10 look up the names of building owners. of City Hall. Penalties for failing to register have days after they were accused of beating an inmate May 31. The Adams said he expects neighborhood activists not been established. Hannah Holmes inmate suffered a fractured thumb and bruises. In a mid-May incident, two sheriff's deputies are accused of attacking off-duty NOW OPENI Portland policeman Mark Perry. That investigation should be Island septic system splits City Hall concluded June 14, said Maj. William Mclaughlin, jail adminis trator. The most recent report is that an inmate was hit in the eye Portland 0 Portland's sewer inspectors are being chal Donovan protested that he's being used as a by a guard on June 6. This case is still under investigation. 30 /o0FF lenged by the city's lawyers over island sewage test case for island sewage policy. He said he MOST HANDCRAFTED IMPORTS regulations - and a man who owns property on doubts he can continue to pay his lawyer's fees. Long Island said he's been caught between them. His family has owned property on Long Island U Maine seeks excellence, bucks since 1730, he said, and his first chance to buy a BRASS AND COPPER The inspectors said the septic system for Tony In its most ambitious fundraising drive ever, the UniverSity of house there has turned into a financial disaster. Maine hit the road June 9 in search of $65 million. The Pride and In Your Pocket HANDICRAFTS IN Donovan's house on Long Island is grandfath KASHMIRI, EGYPTIAN & ered, and that Donovan should be allowed to Meanwhile, he said, oneof his neighbors has been Promise campaign is seeking pledges to be paid over a five-year ARABIC STANDARD STYLES. upgrade it. The city's lawyers, as well as one of approved for an overboard discharge system, period. The money is meant to build a level of excellence on top of PAKISTANI, ONYX & which dumps untreated sewage into the bay. what tuition and state funding provide. It will create endowed LOCAL ARTISTS. Donovan's neighbors,are saying it can't be grand fathered because it never was there. "I ttook me 11 years to purchase the house, four faculty and professorial positions, scholarships and fellowships -Jij~ A septic system that existed when strict state months to finance it, and two weeks to be sued," for students,and endowed library and laboratory purchases. In its sewage laws were passed two years ago isconsid he wrote to the parties in the controversy. first phase the campaign is targeting 150 people, foundations and I·~·~·I·l)·~·~ ered grandfathered and can still be used. Donovan, a builder, bought the property in corporations who will be asked to pledge $50,000 to $1 million 'The plumbing inspector is saying one thing, 1988, knowing the city had initiated demolition over five years. Philanthropist ElizabethNoyce got the ball rolling A free list and location guide to the best of Greater Portland. and the city attorney is saying he's wrong," said procedings against the house. He said it had a with a $5 million gift -"the biggest in Maine's history. Distributed at participating merchants. Look for us or call for locations. attorney Gary Vogel. who represents Donovan's toilet, an overboard discharge system (a straight HanlUlh Holmes 482 Congress Street, Portland, Maine 04101 • 772-0600 KA~HMIR IMPORT~ neighbor, Lillian Gomez. "According to my client, pipe to a holding tank, then a pipe to the ocean) • 10 EXCHANGE ST. FIRST LEVEL • OLD PORT • M-Th 11-5, F- Sa 11-6· there was an outhouse without any kind of tank, and an outhouse. West End parking Is permanent and that outhouse fell over at least 10 years ago." He said he applied to the Portland sewer de The West End parking plan is permanent, and its sponsor, Ci ty Vogel said that a search through tax assessors' partment for a permit that would allow him to Counselor Linda Abromson hopes the Public Safety Committee records shows "no plumbing there, ever." imptove the septic system. His lot, at 6000 square will be able to adapt the plan to other areas on the peninsula. On Charles Lane is the attorney handling the case feet, was 500 square feet short of what he needed June 7 the council approved the plan, which allows for parking on for the city. "If he had any (septic system) is to geta residential septicperrnit. So he applied for both sides of the street from midnight to 7:00a.m. five days a week. disputed," he said. "If he did, the nature of it is a business septic system. On the other two nights, only one side can be used. As a result, disputed." Lane said the law tha t describes grand Apparently without a permit, Donovan said he street sweeping can be done with greater ease and more parking fathering for sewage systems is too broad. dug up a l00-gallon, steel septic tank and in is available to the public. The only dissenting vote came from Donovan's neighbors described the "septic stalled a new, l000-gallon fiberglass one. Then councilor Ronald DorIer, who was concerned about potential Share your special pictures! Our delicious spinach another branch of city hall got involved. tank" that Donovan dug up and replaced as two problems for safety vehicles. Melissa Witham plus salad and tortellini 55-gallon drums, which they claimed were never The city's legal department not only wants to FREE FILM FREE EXTRA PRINTS used for sewage disposal. deny Donovan a sewer permit; it is pressing ahead every day of the week with salad will help you 'The plumbing inspector said anything in the with demolition proceedings. decide. Served with ground is OK," Lane said. "1 said, 'If someone had Island septic regulations have gotten stiffer NEWS OF THE WEIRD: The a two gallon bucket in the ground, that ~ould since a water quality report was issued in 1986. It fresh bread & butter. said half the wells on Long Island were contami rr Some Cincinnati police are using humor techniques recom ~~p.;QO' constitute an existing ,system?' Apparently it would. That doesn't pass the common sense test, nated with coliform bacteria - a common sewage mended by a consultant, psychology professor Robert A. Baron. BIG End The confusiOn!/7_ Q in my mind." creature. One third were high in nitrites and ni Among them, according to Baron: "Police arriving at the scene of Gary Vogel concurred. "The question it raises trates, also sewage bi-products. a domestic dispute should try performing a Bugs Bunny impres Stop in and find out about our Two Convenient Locations: . {A/, U'b for a lot of people on the islandf is what do you "Island groundwater and natural resources sionor try raiding the refrigerator" or should pull down their hats "Picture Maine" 71 U.S. Rte. 1 30 City Center need to be grand fathered?" are very fragile," said Vogel. "My clients have a to make their ears protrude - so as to disarm the combatants with Scarborough Portland To confound the situation, the city's plumbing well nearby, and they're concerned about it." humor. PHOTO CONTEST! 883·5126 772-7296 inspector, Ernold Goodwin, said June 12 that he The questions will be discussed before retired rrTaco Bell Corp., with a $250,000 grant, has created a distin You could win a 35mm camera! Convenient Hrs: M·F 7:30·6, Sat 9·1 MARINER'S Maine Superior Court Justice Webber in City Hall guished professorship in fast-food restaurant service at Washing CHURCit~~Y didn't remember issuing or revoking a permit for TRUST THE PROS AT BPS PHOTO EXPRESS! 366 Fore Street, Portland • 773-BAKE Tony Donovan. It wasn't on file. on July 13, 14 and 17. HaIlIUlh Holmes ton State University. ChuckShepherd/AlterNet 4 COSCD Bay Wtekly l1llU!15,1989 5
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I actually had a near- Visit our fresh, crisp & ...... a.,~u.u Single Vision Bifocal FT25-FT28 >. bar for only Frame & Lens Frame & Lens $49. $79. Second Pair Only Second Pair Only L~r $3.60 This space is for opinions. Your THEIRS: views are here, and sometimes ours. $25. Please be brief when you write, and Summer means freshness, summer means please include a phone number bathing suits and summer freshness means a (which will not be pul7lishedJ so visit to the salad bar at Ruby's Choice. that we can verify your letter. Send your VIEWS to: VIEWS, Casco Bay Weekly, 187 Clark St., Portland, ME 04102. US: ~GJ\.IUl'~~ Custom "lUSHER Gary Santan~llo ~I~. eli .~ _tj.Al> ~ @r ~~ ~~ PRODUCTION MANAGER ~ ~ MINUTE lOne of Tonee's early pictures shows a protestor being dragged off after being arrested. Elissa Conger ~ d I DESIGN Truth Hawk ~ ~. PHOTO ! A Mexican ~estaurant I 627 personal statements CIRCULATION MANAGER INC. Diane DesMarais ? Waterin~ Hole ~ This viewpoint Is the first of two opin Through my camera, I watched the police walk CIRCULATION ~ Open 4 p.m .• 7 days a week • Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. ~ Ions we are presenting In conjunction with up to each seated person, say, "You are under Chris Daniels, Dan Tonini .§ 242 St. John St., Union Station Plaza, Portland, ME • 874-6444" 37 Ocean Street, South Portland 157 Middle Street (Old Pon) 767-2007 Bill Ciccarone 761-2882 Debbie Dolan the planned start-up of the Seabrook arrest," then walk, carry or drag them to the wait ''fIO JUAN'S-C6rieord, NHoMARGARIT Nuclear Power Station In Seabrook, NH. ing school busses. A young woman decided to not ADVERTISING MANAGER ~ ~-Or&n~WME~:~ This week, photographer Tonee Harbert go at their command. Two police dragged her by Marg Watts 'comments on the Institutionalized protest shoulders, the bare heels of her feet dragging along ADVERTISING Kilte Halpert, at Seabrook; next week we'll take a look the asphalt road for30yards.Another woman, who Dick Tracy, Garry Young MICHELOB FAMILY OF 12 PACKS at some of the questions that haven't was pregnant, was also dragged. The protestors been asked during the recent excitement chanted "the whole world is watching." CWSIFIEDS John Shalek Michelob Michelob Dry Michelob Light In this way, each arrest wasa personal statement about cheap nuclear fusion. :::. that said, "I don't have to live in a world of nuclear CONTRIBUTORS Lynda Barry, As the person who takes most of the pictures for contamination." And each statement was answered Kathy Caron, Brenda Chandler, ;~, Casco Bay Weekly, my "VIEW" is usually seen but by a stronger statement of force that said, "Yes, you Barbara Hill, Sherry Miller, not heard. But this week there are a few pictures do." Andy Newman, Kelly Nelson, that I am just going to have to tell you about. I was not there on assignment. I was there be Toki Oshima, Mike Quinn, \ '-'- ::::--- The headline read, "627 arrests made at Seab cause I had to photograph these people making Don Rubin, Morgan Shepard, rook." It was news in New England. Some stories their statements, as ensured by the first amend Thomas A. Verde examined the history of the power plant that is ment to the constitution. So I guess I was there for $1!JJe-F:11NJ U.SA! $5 billion and 10 years over due; others merely the same reason they were. What I choose to pho counted the heads of the "vocal minority" of radi tograph on my own time is my statement. The CASCO BAY WEEKLY ~ cals arrested. Still, the headline made me proud.] thousands of images I have collected are my biog is an instrument of community was among those arrested. raphy. understanding. Every Thursday, InIrodudnS the Construction of the Seabrook Nuclear Power A dozen photographers had scaled the first gate Casco Bay Weekly distril7utes ToolbOJl Station began in the mid-70s. Passionate protesters with the demonstrators to follow them to the pre 20,IXXJ papers free of charge began demonstrating their resistance about the arranged arrest site. When a state trooper grabbed limited to one copy per reader. "THE SAVINGS BELONG TO YOU" same time; with them came photojournalists. my ann and said, "You are under arrest," I was No person may take more than one Eugene Richards,a joumalistof great conscience, shocked. "Hurry up boy, drop those cameras. You of each issue without the pemlis Check 12 Pack Prices at Your Favorite Store made hundreds of photographs during a protest at can't take 'em with you." sion of Casco Bay Weekly. Proudly Distributed By Seabrook which he later published in a book en I was not there to be arrested. I was there to National Distributors, Inc. - South Portland, Maine titled "SOhours." Those protestors werebeaten and document the fight. But by choosing to document ADDniONAL COPIES of the current subjected to tear gas and water hoses. Richards was that fight, I became part of it. issue andlor $lime back issues may bouncing between the Seabrook demonstration The trooper made me leave my camera equip be purchased for $1 each at the and a home in the Boston area where a child was ment by the side of the road with all the other Casco Bay Weekly office. Watch for being born, photographing both events. I have trespassers' belongings. I felt helpless. For three Domestic subscriptions are mailed always been deeply affected by that book, and hours hundreds of us stood under close watch in 3rd c/ass and are $36IYellT, paya/7le ~------1 thought of it often as -twelve years later - I was the fenced parking lot of the police station. When in advance. " .\ I.OT OF PEOP1.F SFl· Till' WOR K I no. S( >. I I AKF PRfl)E IN bouncing back and forth between Seabrook and finally freed, our belongings were brought in a SH.INC SOMETIIIN(; RE.\l.l.Y NICF C()~lF 01'1· ·1111' I'RE'oS. I CoscoBov Kennebunkport, where President Bush was stay pickup truck. MOGUL MEDIA. INC. publishes WOR K II:\RJ) AT l'U.,\'oI:'ll(; TilE CllSTO~IER.·· Casco Bay Weekly. Entire contents ing. WhenIgotback to the newspaper todevelopmy • Qualil), Prinlin~ ~EEKLY Surf boards Woler skis Butduringthedecade between us, the Seabrook film, the roll of film that wasinmycamera-the roll © 198917y Mogul Media, Inc. • Special t:venls Boogie boards F-2 & O'Neill Wet suits protests had become well-choreographed. The with which I watched most of the protesters being • Promotion llem!ot • Direct Mail Skim boards T & C Surf wear Oamshell Alliance paid for a permit to protest. dragged off - had been exposed. While I was USCO BAY WEEKLY RELEVANT F-2 Soil boards Oakley Eyewear Hundreds of protesters met at the dog track in standing in the police parking lot, some malicious 117 CLARK STREET Tiga Soil boards Fashion T-shirts Seabrook, fonned into "affinity" (support) groups, state trooper had opened the back of my camera PORTLAND, ME 04102 Neil Pryde Soils Thule Roof rocks marched down the highway to the gates of the and ruined my personal document. nuke, climbed over ladders at the gate - and There were dozens of photographers at the event. 2077756601 Thousands of photographs were made. The world FICTION marched a quarter-mile down toa place where they had already agreed with the police to be arrested. was not left withou t a document of what happened The Seabrook police were ready. Lined in neat thatSunday-asit wasby the darkness that fell over fonnation, their belts were equipped with clubs, China that same weekend. guns, extra anuno, two-way radios, and handcuffs But my personal document is incomplete, or - none of which would be needed if the protesters phaned by an act that was not exactly legal, but not SS Fort Andross Mall, thenow(JIhed kept up their end of the bargain. They did. Hun really something I can take to court either... Casco Bay Weekly is a Brunswick, Me 725-8930 sail member of the Association of June 22 315 Marginal Way, bike dreds came and sat peacefully at the feet of the Just like the Seabrook nuke itself. Portland, Me 775-5117 police. They covered the road. Tonee Harbert Alternative Nl!'WSWe£klies • C.sco Boy Weekly Jun. 15, 1989 9 Assets, which is a money market fund. Like a bank, Working Assets offers savings and checking services. Unlike a bank, Working Assets invests the deposits in family farming, Ethical housing and small businesses instead of nuclear power, defense industries, or in countries with repressive regimes. Working Assets also offers , its own VISA card. Interest charged on late payments is collected and doled out to worthy I Investing causes at the end of each year. Private investing is another option. Commu nity loan funds (for affordable housing or eco ... When your rent money could be used to buy your own home. nomic development) and venture capital funds CONTINUED from page one (for starting businesses) are the leading private ....When Showcase has the most affordable homes in the state. investment options, but become complicated ... When Showcase has the best financing plans for home buyers. You have some money you're not using. You because they are more heavily regulated . have a set of ethics you are USing. Can the two Although there are no community loan ... When we can show you how you can coexist? funds established in Maine, private investing is You can invest in the stock market, but who flourishing in the rest of the country. Michael own your own home for as little as Kieschnic doesn't like investment in the stock $15 a day! knows whose blood and sweat, what tainted '''££ river you'll be profiting from? Or you can put it market, so he has established a different Call Showcase Homes of Maine at carefully into a "socially responsible invest investment structure. He's president of the new MOI£·,\.lll\IG ment" fund, and let your money speak for your Sand County Venture Fund in Palo Alto, Ca., our toll-free number or stop by our social and political ideals. which lends investors' money to new socially 5£1\ll" model homes on Route 4 in Turner Bu t is investment - taking a profit for doing responsible businesses. "When you buy stock in at Turner Plaza and Route 302 in nothing - SOCially responsible? a public company you really have no influ Ju\y1th ence," Kieschnic says. 'When you do private Naples across from Mardon Marina. Vicki Emmons, Investor: 8:30.11:30pm Responsible investment "1 deserve to make a profit, but I didn't deals you usually end up on the board of direc We'll show you just how easy it is When Exxon's oil tanker hit the rock in like the way It was being done." tors, and you have far more influence over com . us aboofd the River to really own your own home. Alaska, some people marched to their brokers' panies." )~ on Route 302, offices and sold their shares in Exxon. They The private funds are hard for individuals to didn't want to own a piece of a company that businesses with good employee, consumer, en enter, but the mutual funds are permitted to in didn't share their environmental passions. vironmental and community policies - socially vest in private funds. Calvert fund has recently Nap\~ Just sto~ ;k~P responsible businesses. invested in the Sand County fund, so you can -.l;\ Call today! This is divestment, but it is also a perfect ex ro homes . SRI brokers say that the screens are not the too, indirectly. OUt; orma1 invitation. ample of a money awareness that has booted the number of dollars invested according to most important element of socially responsible And ultimately, the hands-on option is to re your f. ..L.es\unents and 1--800--344--6552 investing. The important thing is that investors search and build your own portfolio of invest tell SOCially responsible criteria from $40 billion in rree Model homes open 9am-7pm Weekdays take the first look at what their money does ments. You and a broker can apply screens that nterature. 1984 to $450 billion last year. 9am-5pm Saturday Noon-5pm Sunday Although some of the older SOCially respon once it leaves their hands. There are thousands you may not find in an established mutual ARC BELLIVEAU sible investment (SRI) funds are more than a of options, says broker Stephan Hirshon at fund. For hands-on investors, groups such as brings Etruscan pottery, painting decade old, the idea really took hold a few Maine Securities Corp., "It's incumbent on the Council on Economic Priorities produce and sculpture into the 20th years ago when people demanded that their people to make the decisions for themselves." reference books in which corporations are rated century with his easy care churches, universities and pension funds divest A few of the SRI mutual funds have paid for their performance in numerous social areas sportswear. ~~ their money from companies doing business such high returns to investors that they have - as well as similar guidebooks which consum Made of 100% cotton, the Amaryllis Clothing Co. recently been accepted by mainstream inves with South Africa. People began to think about ers can use to apply screens to their shopping. Etruscan collection is cast in 41 Exchange Street, tors. The Parnassus Fund and the Calvert Ariel (See "Not an investor?" below.) SHOWCASE HOMES, INC. what their money was saying about them. ochre, rust, white or black ... Portland, ME 04101 Due to the personal nature of ethics, the term Growth Fund were rated fourth and fifth in last SETTING THE PACE IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING Who's buying SRls? and is available only at Amaryllis. 772-4439 "socially responsible" means a hundred differ year's Standard and Poor fLippert list of best ent things to a hundred different people. performing mutual funds. These funds have Money-motivated investors are buying. Likewise, each SRI mutual fund applies differ become attractive even to people who care only Social activists are buying. Women are buying. ent "screens" to businesses when deciding what about making money. Three or four women buy SRls for every man to leave out of its portfolio of investments. There is a debate as to why the SRIs do so who does, according to most brokers. More When you invest in an SRI mutual fund, your well. True believers say that doing business women than men have trust funds; some are money is invested in a bunch of companies that ethically pays off. Doubters say that because left with lump sums of money when a spouse ab SRI brokers look more closely at a business dies. But Eileen Monahan thinks Women are make it through the screens. Some SRls screen just for involvement with South Africa. Others before investing, they see flaws that a broker more honest about their discomfort with screen out businesses that pollute, or deal in looking only for a high return would miss. money, and they look harder for ways to feel CRUISE THE STEAMBOAT weapons, nuclear power plants, tobacco and Other options good about it. alcohol products, and gambling. In Vicki Emmons' family there was plenty of There is another school of screening which There are investment options besides mutual money, but it was a powerful, unmentionable ROUTES ABOARD LONGFELLOW II screens in, not out. These investors look for funds. One of the best known is Working copy.oday% CONTINUED on next page • • • • • • • • • ETHICAL SHOPPING: Easy Guide to Socially ResponSible Supermar and can be ordered by dialing toll-free 1-800-U ket Shopping" comes to ease the strain of CAN HELP. Think you're not today's strain of smart shopping. 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"Shopping for a Better World, A Quick & but from other sources as well. It sells for $4.95 Dallas Obseruer/Al/erNd One Long Wharf· Portland· 774-3578 I 0 Casco Bay Weekly June 15, 1989 II someone else's labor is exploitation." Investing in the stock market generally means becoming Ethical investing an owner in each company you invest in. That Down makes you an employer. The profits that you reap from your investment, then, are actually CONTINUED from page nine produeed by someone else's labor. Hilliard says the socialist movement of the Pillows subject. Some of it eventually became Emmons'. early 19205 adapted this dichotomy to define "1 had to come through a 360-degree change two classes of Americans: producers and in my approach to money," says Emmons, a " parasites, the parasites being bankers and '\ • CONSERVATION single parent at 42. "Now I realize I'm lucky to lawyers. "The idea being that bankers and JUNE 14th - David Good have it. But 1 want to do something responsible FRAMING lawyers don't add anything to society, but feed with it." She has a warm relationship with her JUNE 16th & 17th off of the transactions," explains Hilliard. broker, David Hills of Portsmouth. And she has Michele A Caron Anyone who trades publicly held companies a comfortable relationship with her money. for profit - broker or investor - could fit this "[ get a good feeling that I don't have to ATELIER \NING description. • ANTIQUE MAPS cover my fanny," says "You may not always John Case, a long-time labor organizer, and FRAMING get what you want, but you get what you need. & PRINTS regional director for the Communist Party USA, Basically, I need to accept what I need and not takes this second view. "Employment by a capi be greedy. It feels really right to me." Elliott Healy talist always equals exploitation, because he Emmons says people have accused her of PRAYER pays you less than the value of what you W"e Make "copping out," trying to appease her con JUNE 23 & 24 - Big Chief & the Continentals produce. If he paid you what you produce there science. "1 take offense to that," she says. "[ 82 Middle Street Portland 774-2088 wouldn't be anything left for him." Further don't think that's the way it works." M-F 9-5 / Sat. 10-2 or by appOintment The Best! Plenty of parking • Happy Hour 4-6 more, he says, to compete in the marketplace Gregg is a Portland wood worker who has. employers push workers faster and they cut And you can made a couple stabs at starting coop-style bUSI corners in health and safety areas. nesses over the past few years. He's in another But even if investment was ethical, Case says partnership now, and predicts that he'll keep Eileen Monahan, broker: BC;;~;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.~ that socially screening investments is futile. He Watch How looking for comfortable ways to work with "It's really Important to take challenges anyone to give him an example of a people. He honors boycotts of Coors, Nestle responsibility for your money." Bruno's Patio , S~lre Morgan~s corporation that has made concessions to any We Dot.I eating & drinking saloon 0 and other companies whose policies bother is open! thing but regulatory pressure. He says that if 46 Market Street, Portland· 774-5246 him. Gregg moved his money from a conven ternatives, which invests in businesses that people want change they have to demand it on Undoubtedly Portland's tional fund to the Calvert fund two months ago. make environmental equipment. the public policy level. finest pizza and steak sandwiches. Gregg says he's disturbed by the power of "Wealth creates conflict for people," says "Investors don't give a sh- about anything money on Wall Street. Directing the power of Marie's · Hirshon. "Owning these stocks is helping lead but the bottom line. Major shareholders, at his own money has gi ven him a feeling of people to understand it's not the money itself least. If you want to change something in South control. He says, "So much of the feeling in the that's bad, it's what you do with it." Africa, join a South Africa organization. Get out in the world today is one of powerlessness. This gives Steamers by Open 7 days Hirshon isn't sure SRls are the final solution there and do something. If you want to change \ me a feeling of empowerment. It feels really . to the world's problems, but he says it's a way something about Exxon, boycott Exxon. Do the bucket Complete menu I good." to vote with your money. "You're making a something." and Lobster Lunch & dinner Kitchen ... Gregg believes that there is social change to start. You're saying we don't need nuclear Between the cut-throat Wall Street opportun be had through SRIs. dinners. Free parking utilities. We need companies that build solar ist and John Case there is a range of people She's working on a new "If there were enough socially responsible panels." whose personal ethics allow them to participate VISA • MASTERCARD • AMERICAN EXPRESS funds they would suck dry all the crap that's After some thought, Hirshon says that in the economy to different extents. People who summer menu & needs out there," he says. '1 totally believe it." because the companies SRls invest in are partake of SRIs are comfortable becoming an Asked if he's tempted to remove himself fur 33 INDIA ST. socially responSible, "1 would go so far as to say owner/employer through screened stock you to try it out! ther from the capitalist machine, and divest his that it's ethical to make a profit. When there are holdings. PORTlAND 865-1713 money altogether he says, "It would be bad not profits there, there's something for everyone." "We' re part of that SOCiety," says Hilliard, Please ask for our catalogue Look for our new menu in June. to participate in the system. Avoidance of the "and it's best to work within that society to BRUNO'S 773-3530 system would be irresponsible." Debating ethics produce the best reforms. So what can we do? Quick-buck investors aren't buying. Most of The debate over what is ethical is an old one. Be concerned. Be aware. Do what we can do." ~~e~~======.~ the SRI mutual funds are long-term invest The advent of "ethical" investing gives it a new Citing countless social, environmental and ments. Because the purchase fee is substantial, ....---Be In----, forum. political donations that can be made, John Case it takes time for the value of the stock to rise Michael Hilliard, assistant professor of eco argues that there is more we can do. high enough to cover the fee. Brokers point out The Spotlight nomics at USM, outlines the argument: "There that people looking for fast action and excite are two traditional views. One is that property At On camera, we offer ment will be disappointed. Mutual funds VIDEthe practice of of a gallery talk given by evening 5-8 p.m. medicine 100 years ago at solstice. The Portland folk club is presenting a concert of Allison Perkins at 5:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m. at Merrill Mem- and tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. at orial Library, Main St., ''Un requested Songs of Unrequited Love" at 7:30 p.m. the Portland Museum of Art. Yarmouth. For more The talk is free with museum information, call the at the Munjoy Hill Observa tory in Portland. Admission is admission. For more informa Yarmouth Historical Society tion, call 775-6148. at 846-6259. $5 and proceeds will benefit both the Portland Folk Club and Greater Portland land Unrequited marks. love need not always be the way with summer romance, but the Portland Folk Club • The topic of this month's • Rockabilly and zydeco is celebrating the summer meeting of the Casco Bay music in one night will get solstice with a program Bicycle Club will be road and • The Scarborough Marsh the summer juices flowing. "Unrequested Songs of mountain bike routes in York Nature Center uses volun Jack Smith and the Rockabilly Unrequited Love." county. The meeting is at 7 teers to guide the natural Planet join Mickey Bones and See Wednesday••• p.m. at the Public Safety history walks and canoe. tours the Boogaloo Swamis for a Building, Middle St., Port through the marsh, assist show at the Tree Cafe, 45 land. The public IS invited to with the summer day camp, Danforth St., Portland. attend and learn more about design exhibits, organize • Friday Folk. Several the club and its trips. For special events and assisit in Maine folk performers gather more information, call 774- the Nature Store. The Maine tonight at the Portland Elks 1118 or 829-4402. Audubon Society is offering Club on Outer Congress ...... CHAMBER MUSIC MEETS JAZZ! I~------I 9 THE.MOVIES . I WED-SAT 7.9:30 I TURTLE ISLAND $12: CDs I Tom Petty I STRING QUARTET Full Moon Fever I Saturday. June 24th 10,000 Maniacs I 8:00 PM Blind Man's Zoo I Portland Performing Arts Center ,...---_---..NEW SUMMER 25A Forest Ave. Paul McCartney I HIP HOUSE NIGHTS · r::=~~ I Tickets $13 Call: 774-0465 Flowers in the Dirt TUESDAYS starting June 20th JUII1E21-2S WED-SAT7.9 I Available also at Amadeus Music Tin Machine SAT -SUN MAT 1 I & Gallery Music featuring David Bowe featuring DJ Master featuring live the best in Chris Gauthier regional and national spinning the cutting edge In original talent. ~ 1M Ai ,.1 1111 lJ : House, Hip Hop, Acid House Wed, June 21st Bring in this ad for I !J/6 SOVNOS fROM ALL OVE/( and Rap Dance Music )~l-t1b1rS Roger Miller $1 OFF I 1989 MUSIC SERIES PRESENTED BY PORTLAND PERFORMING ARTS 8:30 - 1 :00 Chem Free I any $3 ticket June 15-21 only I Records, Tapes and CDs 16 Plus 8-1 Full Bar 21 Plus 10 EXCHANGE ST. (one coupon per ticket) I , 10 Each...... St. Ponw.d 772·9600 I LOWER LEVEL. OLD PORT 31 FOREST AVENUE. PORTLAND . 773-8187 1______------fund5,1989 1 S 1 4 CASCO /lay Wukly JUNE 23, 24 8PM JUNE 30 & JULY 18PM SUNDAY MATINEE JULY 2,3PM Somethingls Cooking TICKETS $10/$8 CENTER Llstin?s must b. Nc.lved by 5 pm t ... Thu.. day prior to publication our patio! FOR THE ~ ~n ~~ ARTS AT Ann Sltomer, Casco Bay W•• kly, 187 Clark St... t, Portland 04102 THE CHOCOLATE ~o. v real rock & CHURCH Opening soon, 442-8455 ~ ~ SUN /JUNE 18 ~ steamed lobsters, THE BLUES JAM ~!Dq The Center for clams and our new ALL DAY! ALL NIGHTI THE ARTS raw bar! MON / JUNE 19 at the Chocolate Church ",_,l CRYIN' ONIONS 804 W.ashington Stn'tt, 8.ath. MAUle Urban folk jam hosted by Siaid, Manny & Darien Star TNk V They say the Enterprise ALL ACOUSTIC ONLY Ghostbust... II The original cast - has reached The Final Frontier. but I • THE BEST FOOD ON THE WATERFRONT • Bill Murray. Dan Aykroyd. Ernie Hudson • • • fear William Shalner and Leonard lUES / JUNE 20 and Sigourney Weaver - has returned Nimoy will never be Lost In Space to fight demons fr~m .another enough for my tastes. This Star Trek The RENEGADES dimension. Are we certaIn thiS IS only What's Where feature is the first directed by Shatner. the second installment? One word ofwaming. there are Trekkies Tuesday is REGGAE NIGHT! with their paraphemalia at the movie • Maine Mall Cinemas theater. Maine Mall Road, S Pcw1land Veronica has a place in her 774·1022 H.at ..... D.. d Po.I. Society CPC) high school's most powerful clique. 1:30.4.7.9:35 Taxi Drlv.r Martin Scorcese's classic which also includes three parcels of .1. Trek V IPo-'3) tale of urban loneliness stars Robert THURS / JUNE 22 SILVER II :45. 2. 4:30. 1.2D. 9.40 perfection named Heather. When a DeNiro. Jodi Foster. Harvey Keitel and smooth-talking. cigarette-smokln\!. No Hol~ B~r.~ (PG-13) 1:15. 3. 15.5. 15.7.20. 9.2D Cybill Shepherd. DaNiro plays a twisted SWIMMING tequila-swilling. mildly psychotiC Renegades (RI Vietnam Vet who attempts to liberate a DAUGHTER JUDY adolescent moves into town and tells 12:50.3.5:10.7:25.9:45 POOL Qs and FIeld of Dr•• ms (PG-13t 12-year-01d prostitute (Foster) from her Veronica that she's too good for pimp. Fri. I Sat. June 16 - 17 Heather she falls for him and into his 1:30.4.7.9:30 PILGRIM SOULS scheme' to kill off the school's most Indana Jon.. Aoad Hous. Patrick Swayze stars as SCREEN and the Last Crusade (PG) a Rambo-type bouncer in a rough popular students. Wouldn't you? 12:45. 3:45. 7. 9.50 Fri. / Sat. June 23 - 24 THE WALKERS "Heathers" is refreshing because It and-tumble Missouri club. If you hke gory gun deaths. beatings. stabbings. Wings of Desl.. German directorWim doesn'ttake adolescence too senously. Wenders' movie is about angels and But by making a mockery of the etc .• this flick is for you."Dirty Dancing" it ain·t. mortality. Bruno Ganz plays an angel problems of troubled youth. when Nickelodeon who falls in love with a trapeze artist HAPPY HOUR something sad or mature happens In Temple and Middle, ponland and wishes to regain his mortality. the movie the event stands out .as 772·9751 important rather than as an occasion (no first show Mon·Fri) Gho.lbust... II tPC) 4-6 MON.-FRI for the mushy sen~mentality so often 1'10 1'40 3:50.4:30.7.7:30. 9:2D. 9:50 associated with growing up by other . ·.. Uti. Girl. Ar. Eo.y IPG) on thc waterfront movie directors. 1:40.4:05.7'10.9:10 SAT/JUNE24 Scandal CAl in the Old Port 4:20.7.9:20 (Ihrough Juno IS) 1 :30.4:20.7:20.9:30 (Irom Juoo IS) 84 Commercial Street e ULULATO 5_ No Evtl CAl Ska PerCUSSion Dance Gumbo 1.45.4:10.7:15.9:15 Portland, ME • 774-3550 34 Danforth St. Heath.'.IA) with West Indies overtones Portland 1:15.4. 7:10. 9:~ 775-7949 The Adventw•• o' lUES / JUNE 2'1 aa.. on Munch.uN" IPCI 1 :20,4:05.6:50.9:15 (through June 1S} Rain Man (RI EEK-A-MOUSE 1:35. 4:15. 6:45. 9:30 (Ihrough June 15) New Wave Reggae wlfh the Gilliam. who the .. tasy 'Brazil." In this movie. bme IS 6 ft.-6 mouse that roars' passed. John Neville plays an 18th FRt/JUNE century nobleman who takes a JOurney 3D LOOKING to save a city under siege. Great Moments The Movies MALOMBO 10 E)(change. PonIard Aaln Man Dusdn Hoffman plays an Three African vocalists 772·9600 audstic adult. Raymond Babbitt. who Dead Poets Socl.ty Robin Williams WIngs o' Desir. (PGo13) has inherited his father's estate. Tom with flutes and guitars FOR is both the main attracdon and the least June 14-'8 Cruise plays his brother. who has just Thursday. In support: DARIEN BRAHMS endcing feature of director Peter Weir's Wad-Sat at 7. 9:30 Sat-Son .. 1 discovered his brother's existence and The Trade (rock) Geno·s. 13 Brown in Raoul's History movie about a group of schoolboys In a and the original WALKERS Indiana .Ion_ and t... Last Taxt Ortn' CAl has his eye on the inheritance. Unfor St.. Portland. 761-2506. strict New England prep school who C ...... de If you're familiar with any of June 17·20 tunately. Cruise's performance is just (rock) Marble Bar. 53 York. 1984 Raoul's opens ALL ACOUSTIC QUALITY MUSICI are inspired by an Enghsh teacher $at-Sun aI 3:30 Hazzayd Indy's previous "crusades."you·1I prob good enough; he IS diminutive in the Portland. '773-5516. (Williams) to look beyond the ordinary ably enioy this one too. Sun-Tue at 7, 9 presence 01 Hoffman. 1985 Raoul's opens downstairs ' SAl/JUlYl and to live thair own dreams rather Matodor (RI The Walk... (acoustic/rock) Tree than conform to the of June 21-~ Cafe. 45 Danforth. Portland. 774·1441 . rumpus room expecta~ons K~9 James Belushi plays a cop with a Wad·Sal ., 7. 9 Happy Campe.. (reggae) The Pound. 81M SKALA 81M their parents and schoolmasters. dog chasing drug dealers. Sal-Sun at , Williams' acting does little to inspire; he Shore Rd .• Cape Neddick. 1986 Raoul's opens outdoor patio WED/JULY5 impersonates famous people of the Scandal John Hurt is endci"ll in his role Bob M.loon & the Big Argument (rock) Old Port Tavem. 11 Moudon. 20th century reciti~g Shakespeare and as Stephen Ward. the SOCIety doctor 1987 Raoul's books national Matador Pedro Almodovar's movie who introduced the lovely Christine Portland. 774-0444. BRIGADIER fills his eyes with water on demand. about a squeamish matador who has Fortunately his character gives the rest Keeler 10 the Minister of War Profumo. Th. Sen.. (rock) Moose Alley. 46 entertainment viSions of murders and can no longer JERRY 01 the story the impetus it needs. to which resulted in the affair that scan· Market. Portland. 774-5246. Direct from Jamaica - first stop carryon without him. Using the haunting distinguish between his visions and Cinema City dalized Britain's Conservative Party in .Iackson Brown. with David 1988 Raoul's voted #1 nightclub and mysdcal images that have become reality . Westbrook Plaza the early ·60s. A fine performance by Llndl.y & EI Aayo·X (rock) on his North American tour! 8549116 Joanne Whalley-Kilmer as Keeler; she Veteran's Memorial Park. Manchester. in Maine his trademark. Weir makes the boys' Movies are nOl scheduled at press time; THURS / JULY 6 initiation into life. love and poetry call ahead to conllrm times plays the ambiguity of her relaoonships N.H .• 7:30. All seats reserved. $18.50 June 16-17 Mr. Goodbars extraordinary. RalnM_CA) with all the men in her life wonderfully. and $16.50. tickets available at 7 5 weekend mals 1, 3:15 HERETIX Old Orchard Beach, ME g-, at Ticketron. Teletron. all Strawberries •..••• No "vIlIR) locations and the Record Exchange in 1989 Raoul's EXPANDS! June 23, 24, 25 Rosa's 7:15,9:15, weekend mals at 1:15, 3:15 the Old Port. For more information call Earth Girls AN Easy This movie is K·.IPG) Pc;>rtsmouth, NH 7, 9, weekend mats at " 3 603-627-8028. fun for a while. Julie Brown's song Road Hou •• (AI about a boyfriend of hers from outer 7:15,9:15, weekend mats at 1 :15, 3:15 space whose touch was a love drug P.t ..maiMY CAl ·Friday. DON'T GET MAD••• GET UPSET! 7.9, weekend mats all, 3 must have been the raison d'etre for The Sens. (rock) Moose Alley. 46 The same great Raoul's, only BIGGER this one. Brown's music and her movie Market. Portland. 774-5246. are a spoof of life and sex in southe~n Daught.r Judy (rock) Dry Dock. 84 California. I'd pay $6 to see the musIC Commercial. Portland. 774-3550. Entertainment Wednesday -Sunday. Video version of "Big and Stupid" again. Bob M.loon & the Big Argum.nt but then maybe the album is cheaper. (rock) Old Port Tavern. 11 Moudon. Evening Star Portland. 774-0444. Schedule SUbj· ect to change Aigamarole (rock) Geno·s. 13 Brown Tonllne Mal • Brunswick 729-5486 St. . Portland. 76t-2506. Fteld of IIN_ CPG) D..... r In D.bt (classic rocklblues) If you're All we ask is that 7.9'05 LB's Pub. Rt. 302. N. Windham. 892- you remain open Naked Gun The spool cop caper from 8923. apprehensive the producers of 'Airplane" is back for T ... Boyz (rock) The Brunswick. 34 W. minded. a summer run. If you like slapstick Grand. Old Orchard Beach. 934-2209. about calling a comedy. you' II undoubtedly love this Atlantic Jam Mikie O·s. 646 Forest Everything one. See No Evil. Hear No Evil For the Ave. Portland. 772-0005. dating service, is totally Prides Corner Drive-In third time Gene Wilder and ~ichard Big Chl.f & t ... Continentals (r&b) Bridgton Road. Waslbrool< Pryor team up. and though the chem Raoul·s. 865 Forest Ave .• Portland. we understand. professional Pet Sernatary The movie versIOn ot a 797-3154 istry between the two works and though 773-6886. Stephen King novel. filmed nght here Open Fnday-Sunday thaor talented comedians. they're sad If and Pi .... Cadltt_ (PC.'3) Bill SI... t (iazz) Blue Moon. 425 Fore. you're nerv_o_u_s===--~ in the Pine Tree State. In thiS one a cat 8:35 pm dled here with a script that isn't chock Portland. 8'71-0663. about confidential gets buried in an ancient I ndian burial Road Hou •• CAl full of imaginadon or imaginative char ground and is transformed into aghoul. 10:25 pm acters. Wilder plays a deaf newsstand picking And just According to most accounts. the book operator. and Pryor is a blind man. Us think... is better. ing their available senses. they witness up the phone, a murder related to industrial espi ~ORE ••• one phone FI.ld of D.. ams Kevin Costner stars onage. The obligatory chasa scenes that's o.k. in another movie about baseball. and Saco Drive,ln with cops and hide-and-seek with vil call might dreams (not a bad comblnaUon) Route 1 , Sato lains ensue. There are some good Most people 282-4386 Kostner plays an Iowa farmer who Pink Cadillac Clint Eastwood makes chuckles here. but not as many as THURS1JULY 20 just change the day of Bernadette Peters In thiS June 16-22 are. builds a baseball diamond on hiS cor.n Naked Gun (PG) you'd expect with Pryor and Wilder. DAVID GRISMAN your life. field so that Shoeless Joe Jackson will lame slory of a skip chaser, who gets 8:35 pm tangled up with the wife of an ex-con. return to play. P.t .."",tMY CAl OWNER- 10:2D pm QUARTET Ticket Info. 773-6886 World's Finest Mandolin Master! 45 Danforth St. • 774- 1441 +$ ~Pllt:R~K~$~~ 883-1003 Entertainment Hotline 775-2494 DATING SERVICE U.S. Route 1, Scarborough, Me 04074 • • • /un<15,1989 17 Celebration Barn The.ter Wednesday. Storytellirl!1, mime, magic, juggling, Bad Habits (rock) ad Port Tavem, 11 acrobatics, comedy, improvisation, Moutlon, Portland. 774-0444. dance and vaudeVille is performed Kopterz and EI Cld (rock) Tree Cafe, Friday and Saturday evenings through 45 Danforth, Portland. 774-1441 . Labor day. Friday is student DID You OD)' Osboome (metal) 7:30 pm, performance night. Saturday will feature Cumberland County Civic Center, guest artists. TICkets are $5, $2.5(1 for Portland. Tickets are $16.501$17.50 . children and are available at the door. For more information, call 775-3481. Celebration Barn is located on NAME In The FI_h (rock) T-Bird's, 126 N. Stockfarm Road, S. Paris . For more Boyd, Portland. 773-8040. information, call 743-8452. THE by Dave Marsh The Benders (rock) The Pound, Shore American Ballet EastTwofull-length Rd ., Cape Neddick. ballets, "Hansel and Gretel' and apiece THAT Unrequested Songs of inspired by the Mendelssohn Violin Unrequited Love (folk) Love songs Concerto, will be p'erformed June 17, 7 -Genen"c Artist", RIGAMAROLE presented by the members of the pm at the Waterville Opera House and For actual visual tune Portland Folk Club, 7:30 pm, Munjoy June 24, 2 and 7 pm at City Theater, ARTIST? into ·Oul on the Toum.", Hill Observatory, Portland. AdmiSSion Biddeford. TICkets are $12 and $8. For Boston invasion! 3 Bill BMISsI is $5. For more information, call 773- more information, call 878-3031 . Could you unmask Portland's six mystery artists? If you Rock & roll confidential 9549. Rul_ of Engagement by Thorn DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME w~h Friday. Roger Miller (new music) Zootz, 31 Watson Studio Theatre World premier followed the clues on Channel 24's "Out on the Town" The Force (rock) Marble Bar, 53 York, Forest Ave .. Portland. 773-8187. play about the Vietnam War June 23- or on WCll - FM or in Casco Bay Weekly,you may have QUEST FOR TUNA and Portland. 773-5516. Red Light Revue (r&b) every Wed at 24 and June 3O-July 1, 8 pm at The Phlsh (funk) Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. Center for the Arts, 804 Washington, guessed the identity of: Don't give the guy a break Portland. 774-1441. CLUSTER 773-6886. Bath . Tickets are $10/$8 . For more 1. Charlie Brown of the Charlie Brown Organization. ( j'W·,·\'tGH Greater Portland Rock·otfRecord information, call 442-8455. OPEN MIKE NIGHT Release Part)' with Trooper and Frankie and Johnny in the Clai .. 2. Danny McCusker of Ram Island Dance Company. Republican Party Chainnan Lee Atwater'sRed would lead to boycotts of their products by the Pheadbac, 7:30 pm at the Reiche dancing. de Lune Terrance McNally's play 3. Toshiyuki Shimada of Portland Symphony Orchestra. School in Portland. Admission is $5 at Zootz, 31 Forest, Portland. Thu : house about the love affair between two 4. Richard Hamburger of Portland Stage Company. LOOK FOR: THE NEIGHBORHOODS Hot and Blue Review, featuring singer Chuck Christian Leaders for Responsible Television, led the door, $3 in advance. For more music and new music; Fri : Post Modern middle-aged New Yorkers June 23- 5. Rose Morasco, Portland photographer. and THE TWO SAINTS with TWISTED ROOTS Fri. 6/23 Jacksonand Bar-Kays gui tarist Michael TOlesplay by the Rev. Donald Wildmon. Theimplicationsfor information, call 874-9002. - all ages; Sat: latest dance music; July 9 althe Theater Project, 14 School Contra Dance with the Crooked Sun : request night; Tue : Hip House-all St., Brunswick. Performances are Thu 6. Sheila Bellefleur of the Casco Bay Movers Dance Company. ed Carnegie Hall May 22. The show was a benefit rock & roll are even more ominous. Almost every Stovepipe Band, 8:30-12 midnight at ages; Wed : new wave - all ages. 773- Sat at 8 pm, Sun at 2 pm. TIckets are IEI:lit.l'n:fiMa']iii!~~1·1l1ffi'IJ forSkitchHenderson'sNewYorkPopsorchestra. touring band in America either has a corporate the Chestnut Street Church, behind 8187. $101$8 . For more information, call7'2!3- City Hall, Portland. Admission is $3. The Exchange Club, 33 Exchange, 8584. Doinga gigfor one of the most unrepentant oppo sponsor or plays at a venue with one. ills means Folk Dancing Traditional Quebecois Portland. Open Wed-Sun, until 3:30 New England Vaudeville Festival 1 nents of rock & roll is typical of Lee Atwater, He that Rev, Wildmon, sitting on his throne in the social dancing and Cajun couple am on Fri-Sat 773-0300. Three days of performances and .h'\ dancing with the five-member Canadian Boogie Bash Alcohol and smoke-free workshops held June 23-25 in Gardi nero r ,~T net." is: uses r&b musidans while ignoring their problems Mississippi town where Elvis was born, can take band Josephine and special guest dance first Friday of each month : July The Wright Brothers perform Friday, '{'be ~~ .. and those of their audience. Long before he be control of our music whenever he chooses. If he accordionist Norman Gagnon, 7:30 pm 7, Aug 4, 9:30 pm-12:30 am at Ram June 23, 7:30 pm at the Gardiner Area Hilda 'taylor I in Chase Hall Lounge, Bates College, Island Dance studio, 25A Forest Ave, High School. Day on the Common came chairman of the party that just can't figure doesn'tlikesomebody'smusicorrressage, Wildmon Lewiston .Admission is $41$2. Formore Portland. Admission is $3. Celebration takes place Saturday with out what to do about having Klansman David can simply threaten the band's or venue's sponsor information, call 786-6330. Kiss Club Night for singles Fridays, 8 performances by over 30 artists. \ Radio FI),er (r&b) Horsefeathers, 193 pm at the Ramada Inn, outer Congress Sunday at 1 pm begins the Gardiner Duke in its ranks, Lee Atwater was a flunky in the with a boycott, And he'll win, as both the pulling Middle, Portland. 773-3S01 . St., Portland. 773-1688. Rotary Club Celebration. For more - Islandslde (reggae) The Pound, Shore Hilda Taylor correctly identified the six local artists office of his home state senator, Strom Thurmond ofTV shows and the Madonna/Pepsiaffairprove, information, call 582-3119. Rd., Cape Neddick. Planetartum Shows Southworth and won an extravagant weekend for two "Out on the Town". of South Carolina, Thurmond has been one of the The Missouri legislature has approved a bill upcoming. Planetarium, 96 Falmouth St., Portland The grand prize weekend includes wining and dining at most vidous proponents of anti-civil rights legis that will allow rock groups to be sued if theirmusic Saturday. Paul Stooke), and the Bodyworks (USM campus). Astronomy shows: some of Portland's most upbeat resLaurants, admission to Band (folk) June 23, 8 pm, Maine Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at lation for three decades. In 1957, he set a record by "inspires a crime." Since the statute is elaborately The Sense (rock) Moose Alley, 46 Center for The Arts, UniverSity of Maine 7:30. Laser light shows : Wednesday some of the most exciting arts and entertainment venues and Market, Portland. 774-5246. limo service to and from their luxurious accomodations in filibustering for more than 24 hours straight to vague, the only way bands can be safe is to stick to Orono. For ticket information, call 581- 'Son of a Well-Tempered Laser" Bob Meloon & the Big Argument 1755. (classical) 8:30 pm, Friday Pink Floyd's one of Portland's finest hotels. prevent passage of the Eisenhower administra Debbie Boone covers. If you're wondering what (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 MouUon, Turtle Island Strtng Quartet (jazz) "Dark Side of lhe Moon' 8:30, and Portland. 774-0444. Channel 24, Casco Bay WeekJy and WCll would like to tion's dvil rights bill, As a frequent cat's paw for happened to the Constitution, the CongresSional June 24, 8 pm, Portland Performing Saturday "Top 40 Show' 7:30 and Pink thank all those who participated in the contest, as well as J, Don't Try This At Horne, Quest for Arts Center, 25A ForestAve., Portland. Floyd's ' Dark Side of the Moon' 8:30. Edgar Hoover, it was Thurmond who inserted the Research Service (an arm of the U.s. Congress) has Tuna, Cluster (rock) Geno's, 13 TIckets are available at the PPAC box Admission is $3 for adults, $2 for seniors the following sponsors who helped make this exciting Brown St, Portland. 761-2506. vidousattackson dvil rights leader Bayard Rustin's concluded that guarantees of freedom of speech office, 774-0465. and children . For more information, weekend possible: Alberta's Cafe and Restaurant, Uncle 1 THE RED LIGHT REVUE Deeper In Debt (classic rocklblues) Lakeside Center for the call 780·4249. Billy's Southside Bar-B-Q, Charlie Brown Organization, sexlifeintotheCo~onal do not protect contempo LB's Pub, Rt. 302, N. Windham. 892- Perfonning Arts in Lewiston needs June 14 Wed Raoul's Dl.nce Party June 24 Woifslxxo, NH (aft) 8923. Prestige limosine, Portland Symphony Orchestra, Portland Record as part of an effort to rary music from govem volunteers to work as ticket takers, June 16 Needlum MA (eve.) June 24 King's Grant inn WoIfsOOro (eve) Daughter Judy (rock) Dry Dock, B4 traffic directors, stage builders, liner Museum of Art, Portland Stage Company, Ram Island Dance discredit the 1963 March on ment legislation. Commercial, Portland. 774-3550. controllers and security staff. The Company, SonesLa Hotel Portland, lootz. June 17 Blad< Cat BalhSonesta H Complete transport system for bikes. canoes. sailboards. skis .... Versatile· "User-friendly· Built to last· Made in USA HOTI. ' !UMIfIER 50llNbf Yankee TURTLE ISLAND GRUPO FORTALEZA Pedaler STRING QUARTET , and YES BRAZIL Bicycles Chamber Music South American meets Jazz \ 85 Pleasant St.. Brunswick Festival 729 -8240 Saturday, June 24 Saturday, July 8 8:00 PM $13 8:00 PM $12 PPAC PPAC Southern Maine DISCOVER Technical Institute OLD PORT'S announces the: BEST NEW STORE Spring Point Sailing , . Schoo K.D. 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