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Portland artIst and skater Scott Redfern grinds frontrlde on the seven-foot half pipe at Ratz Indoor Skatepark. CBW(fonee Harbert

Skateboarders are jumping the curbs of civilization, but they don't want to talk about it. ' '''I' / ~ By W.D. Cutlip V V /J. Scott's progress with a few appropriately profane here that doesn't quite come through the megadecibel ~ exclamations. Scott is ripping the pipes like so much speed metal that rings in the ear long after you've left Scott Sevigny seems to stand motionless on his confetti, shredding effortlessly beneath the hip-hop/ Ratz. skateboard while the cyberpunk interior of Ratz dips heavy metal/biker zodiac of cartoons and lurid, Listen: Scott is a messenger. and wheels around him. Ratz, an aluminum barn-cum- corpsical incarnations of the grim reaper. He pauses at Scott Sevigny is jumping the curbs of civilization to skateboard palace in Old Orchard Beach, houses three the top of a ramp to watch his board twist out and roll bring you news that you may not like, that you may sets of opposing plywood ramps, called half pipes, back into the gravity well, seernlessly blending the not believe, that you may think you have heard - but festooned with abou t a thousand kilobytes of graffiti, topography of Ratz into a gestalt of motion and have apparently forgotten. most of it inscrutable to the uninitiate: Short Dog, nerveless grace. What news? N.W.A., Toxic, SK8 or Die - otherworldly billboards, As you watch this post-modem Tarzan rip over the Check it out, dude: The times, they are a' changin.' editorials spray-painted in black, iridescent pink and ramps, it may occur to you, 0 gentle child of the sixties chartreuse. (i.e. granola) that something is in motion besides Scott, Three other skaters stand on a platform and follow the board and the building. Something is being said Continued on page 6

INSIDE Hard news made harder VIEWS page 2 UPDATES page 4 Area reporters guarding their notebooks THE REALLY WEIRD NEWS page 4 REPORTERS' RIGHTS page 5 By Andy Newmlln being unjust; a supposedly just system was being SHREDDING page 6 manipulated. CALENDAR page 12 Last February, WCSH-TV, Channel 6 viewers who But some local lawyers and members of the press LEO KOTTKE page 15 were tuned to a 6 p.m. news broadcast witnessed the say the outcome of this hard-hitting story may make NOT JUST PRETTY PICTURES page 17 rare spectacle of a public official admitting he was it more difficult' for reporters to do hard-hitting sto­ GOLF AND BABIES page 19 wrong. ries. POOK: THE LONGEST NIGHT page 19 It was the sort of story that people who report the CLASSIFIEDS page 21 news work hard to get: a supposedly just guy was Continued on page 5 PUZZlE page 23 June J 4,1990 3 2 Otsco &y Wetkly CascoBav ~EKLY cafe no RICHARD -PARKS -GALLERY VIEWS Memories when' the beat ~o('s 011 Maine's Best Collection of Outdoor Garden Furniture Of Graduation A time for saying farewell Casco Bay Weekly is an instrument To very special times. "Racism cuts both ways" of community understanding. in portland If blacks play blues and die poor, they're great artists. If whites Hold on to them forever with pictures. great music • great grub June 14,1990 play blues and get rich, they're thieves. That's crap. The factisyoung Volume 3, Number 24 Barry Saunders Quartet Teak Garden Furniture French Bistro blacks like rap, used to like soul and have never much supported wednesday 6/13 8 & 10 Bench $199 Folding Chairs $39 black blues artists. Can't call them racists, can you? Jimmy Lyden/Carl Dimow Armchair $135 Editor & Publisher Folding Table $89 Blues only survives because of white fans and white rock artists. Pictures bring it home. friday 6115 9 & 11 End Table $89 Monte Paulsen 4 Chairs But publications like yours have to jab us with guilt for liking Steve Blum & guests Clapton et al. Too bad. Racism cuts both ways, If you don't believe saturdays 10 & midnight and Table $225 News Editor it, try making it as a white jazz player. Crow Jim lives. 30 Cir\' Cell/er. Porrlalld • 772-7296 sunday brunch, 10-3 Other styles from France Andy Newman I suppose you all hate Bo Diddly fordoingNikecomrnercials. But 7I US ROIll£' I. ScariJoHJIIgh • 883-7363 David Pope, classical guitar also available Arts Editor ifhesays he's gay, then CBW will love him again. Too bad for you Ann Sitomer 20 danforth st. • 772-8114 guys there aren't more lesbian, black, HIV positive blues stars for Edltorlallntem you to love. Deborah Fuller

Produdlon Manager Jim Monison •..•. emu Garden Elissa Conger •• Furniture Portland Produdlon 200/0 OFF Martha Clary, Anne Garland red' rd f' .• I~'rl, . Bowdoin guards "just fine" Circulation Manager PORTLAND BANGOR ELLSWORTH I have to take exception to Leslie Morison's remark that "Bowdoin's museum guards are pains" ( CBW 5.24,90). Every time Robert Lard 288 Fore Street. 170 Park Street • High Street RICHARD, PARK~, GALLERY Circulation 774.1322 942.6880 667·3615 I've been to the museum the guards have been just fine-including a visit! madeduringcomrnencementweekend a couple of years ago Deedee Look, EIke Rosenberg, Dan with an elderly friend who couldn't climb stairs. The guard we Tonini spoke with couldn't have been nicer or more helpful-he took time out from what was obviously a hectic day to give us a ride in the OffIce Manager museum's elevator so we could see the exhibit downstairs. Robyn Barnes

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Classified Advertising "The question is who is stupid?" Melissa Johnson I should like to reply to a letter written on smoking by R. Steven Hanis, who seems to be more interested in his own business than in Contributing Edlton the health of the people of the state of Maine. HecJassifics stupidity To_ Harbert/photography as a disease and I would agree with him in this matter, but the Toki Oshima/illustration question is who is stupid? W.o. Cutlip/music With the demise of smoking, the tobacco industry had focused on Morgan Shepard/stage the teenagers and gullible victims in the same manner as the big Leslie Morison/art drug dealers work on the uneducated. With the large amount of Mike Quinn/sport advertising and subsidies from the government forraising tobacco, they have captured a new audience in teenagers, the uneducated Contributors and people with nervous problems. That is why the surgeon Lynda Barry, Brenda Chandler, Hilary McComb Nangle, ~~~ general, the medical profession and health officials have started to fight back. Kelly Nelsen, Mike Quinn, Roland Sweet, Dan Tonini, Don Rubin GUCCI -Iii Nate Cohen Casco Bay Weekly GUCCII!! OR Ili~~~ Portland distri/Jutes 20,000 papers free CHAPSI!! ~ of charge every Thursday. MEN'S COLOGNE ---,.~ No person may take more than one 99 CROSS PENS CBW here to stay 9 GIFT SETS of each issue without the pennission [ am very sorry to heal' that Casco Bay Weekly may go out of of Casco Bay Weekly. Atiditi0ru11 1 oz. Gucci, Retail % Value $22.00 or business. I suppose it's very difficult to.meetexpenses ina period of ccpies of the current issue and/ar Our new ULTRA futon. MANUFACTURERS 1.8 oz. Chaps, Retail impending recession and rising costs. 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For the straight dope, see RerUJy Weird ,,.,o.ol..,I""_'.I4 .. prints for our eve­ Check your blood ryday low one print pressure FREE at News, page four. FurON FuRNIsIDNGS price. Great~atGreatPrices Applies to 3m" lustre surface prints or custom glossy VIEWS are opinions. Your views are here, and someti1tU!S ours. Please be brief 621 RrlstA~ Df3I'~d;QxneI;PortIaaI, ME 871-0578' Mn& nus 1().8, lUes, ~& Frll()'7, Sat 9-5. &m 12·5 Designerprinll· on C-41 process develop & print orden DOWNEAST Casco Bay Weekly is a member ~ M~AmIri'an~lXscooerandptnomld1tdBoston to Portland, was on the right ness and government if it must also serve as a lap retains would have anything more frank and MARKE1 track. After TrainRiders Chair Wayne Da vis presented the council dog to fetch information at the whim of business telling then the parts of the interview that were with nearly 10,000 signatures of Greater Portland train enthusi­ and government. shown. 'The fact that she filed a motion clearly asts, the council voted to support a pro-passenger-train resolu­ Jonathan Piper, a Portland lawyer who has indicates that that she can't have very much tion. Portland joins Kennebunk, Wiscasset, Freeport and eight represented a variety of local media, said that understanding of the media and an unimpeded towns in New Hampshire in hopping on the TrainRiders band­ even when a reporter's sources aren't confidential free press." wagon. or don't talk off the record, the press shouldn't "The relationship (between Tousignant and Davis is gearing up for the $4.5 million November 1990 ballot serve as "a lending library" with photographs, the press) is strained at times," explained Lee question that will restore the endangered Augusta Railroad and notes, or video outtakes. 'The editorial process Burnett, a reporter at the Journal Tribune, which the $30 million November 1991 ballot aimed to fund a "first-class should be sacrosanct," said Piper. "You don't ask covers Tousignant's county. "The press doesn't passenger system" from Portland to Boston. Once the train service a priest what he was told in confessional, you enter into her calculation. She sort of thinks we is restored from Boston to Portland, Davisenvisions it blossoming don:t ask a psychiatrist what his patient told him. don' t know what we're doing." Tango &Cash from Portland to other points in Maine. Even thought relevant information may be ex­ Bu t TOUSignant points her finger back. "1 think changed, we believe in protecting it. There are a the press is overreacting," she said. "It doesn't Due to Casco Bay Weekly's production schedule, the results of the number of processes that society says should be understand what the issues are." TOUSignant June 12 primaries could not be reported in this week's paper. Lookfor the left alone." wonders why newspaper reporters have taken an results in this space next week. But in March, a York County Superior Judge involved interest in the case when "this case has SYLVESTER KURT ruled to uphold the subpoena for the outtakes, a nothing to do with reporter notes." RUSSELL ruling WCSHhasappealed to the MaineSupreme "We consider the outtakes as the same as a STALLONE Two Cops Court. And Paterson said that if the Maine Su­ newspaper reporter's notes and they should be THE REALLY WEIRD NEWS: preme Court doesn't rule to leave WCSH alone, it protected under the First Amendment," Carque will set an ominous preceden t for Maine's media, said. "It jeopardizes the real news stories, the • With An Arresting Style. "Sold to the man in the deck shoes," closed the deal in Casco "If we lose, prosecutors and civil lawyers would investigative reporting. People will be more re­ Bay Weekly's plush corporate offices on June 6. Cape Elizabeth's have virtually unrestricted access to reporters luctant to talk to us:' ~ Dodge Morgan surveyed the faces that breathe life into Casco Bay files," he warned. "(Tousignant) doesn't appreciate the burden t Weekly, stuck his pinky into an electric pencil sharpener, and this will place on the press," argued Piper. After .. smiled. He extended a hand with newly sharpened pinky to all . Getting the evidence WCSH lost the Superior Court case, that potential Morgan, who won his fame sailing around the world faster While lawyers and the press push to shield burden was articulated to Piper by a host of news than anyone else and made his fortune pioneering radar detec­ reporters from subpoenas, the historical truth is organizations he represents, which includes tors, saluted Gary Santaniello, who co-founded Casco Bay Weekly that they have seldom been left alone. The recipi­ WGME, the Maine Association of Broadcasters, two years ago and is now leaving the crew for smoother seas. ent of a subpoena is ordered to testify in court or, the Maine Press Association, and the the Maine Presenting co-founder Paulsen with a libel insurance policy, Mor­ as it usually happens with repor'ters, to bring a Daily News Editor Association. gan christened the 27-year-old Paulsen "Edi tor & Publisher" and certain document or other stuff to court for scru­ The Maine Supreme Court hears the case on then pushed off. tiny. The only ways to get out of appearing in June 14. Carque said that if the Supreme Court "We believe strongly in biting the hand that feeds us," Paulsen court with a document is to quash the subpoena decides against WCSH also, they will appeal once growled to his loyal crew while emptying the fingernail shavings with the claim that the party that ordered the again, this time to the U.S. Supreme Court. from the pencil sharpener. subpoena has no right to it or that the document "We'll continue to fight it," said Carque. "We 'This is a community paper," explained Paulsen. "We eat is impossible to produce. don't want any reporter anywhere to be forced to because there's a community of readers and advertisers who AI Diamon, a broadcast journalist with Maine give over information that hasn't been made pub­ Lower Lobby support us. We work for them. Or we don't work at all." Public Broadcasting Network and WGAN,avoids lic." 774-4200 151 Middle St, WCSH's piedicament by destroying his notes Andy Newman Portland, Maine 31 MARKET STREET PORTLAND 6 Casco Bay Wukh/

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The skateboard is an artifact of the aboriginal 60's, of the halcyon calm before hip­ pydor;n, Richard Nixon, MTV and junk bond-hustling yuppies. Californian surfers, rueing days when the Pacific Ocean lived up to its name, attached roller skate wheels to smallish plywood platforms and went yip, yip, yahooing through the streets, getting their daily fix of speed motion on blistering waves of concrete and asphalt. Skateboarding became a na­ tional fad, one predictably transmitted to the east coast as the next likely money maker. The New York Times covered this fad in a page-one story by McCandlish Phillips­ "Youths' Slaloming on Single Planks Recalls the Skate Scooters of Yore" - a droll little essay which compared the skateboard to granpa's favorite do-it-yourself toy. "Men now gray remember the soap-box scooter," wrote Phillips, "the noisy, makeshift sidewalk con­ veyance of their youth. Down a hill they wOuld'roar and around a comer, sometimes to knock groceries out of old women's anns." No doubt glittering memo­ ries of terrified shrieks and flying canned goods brought tears of joy to the eyes of many a doddering delinquent. But McCandlish's essay spoke the unlovely truth about skate­ boarding at a propitiously early moment in its history - as Shredding at Ratz through a glass, darkly. The McCandlish essay ap­ At left, a young thrasher grinds on the coping of a four-foot half pipe. peared in March 1965; the very next 'Times article on skate­ At top, Scott Sevigny catches a "melancholy air" over the spine boarding appeared only a between the seven- and five-foot half pipes. month later: "Montclair Official Plans an Ordinance To Above, preteen radicals posture amidst otherworldly editorials. Ban Skateboards." The con­ cerned citizens and elected officials of Montclair, New Jersey, alarmed by skateboar- Casco Bay Weekly photos by Tonee Harbert

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'".,."-...... "',,,. ~ 1 ~ • o.sco Boy Weekly and broke something. But the SHREDDING majority of long-time, hard­ core riders were hurt when at­ Continued from page 7 of logic - even an endemic tempting to crack an ollie musical culture: speed metal, (read: fly) over some obstacle ding kids competing with called "skate" in some quar­ or other and hit rocks, gravel Volkswagons, Ford Fairlanes ters. or holes in the pavement en and Chevrolet Biscaynes for a In fact, with the addition of route. DON'T BE A WEEKEND PASTAS & share of the road, decided to a cult language and an ever­ WARRIOR! SHAPE UP WHOLESALE AND R This news comes from the do away with the menace once broadening repertoire of tricks, National Injury Information FOR YOUR SUMMER and for all. the skateboarding universe ap­ Clearinghouse in Washington, Wildlife comes SPORTS WITH US! Pause here to be amazed: peared to be complete. D.C. The NIlC cheerfully com­ THANKS TO skateboards were banned al­ All it lacked was a place to • Low cost fitness memberships piles records of such informa­ to Portland! most as soon as they rolled • In-depth medical screening skate. tion and forwards it to exceed­ serious whimsey • Education on specific sports into the heartland. Things YOU - ingly morbid or otherwise by Deborah Banyas injuries move quickly in this country, Ripping overwrought dtizens at no • Access to physical therapy IT'S YEAR NUMBER but not that quickly. Cocaine charge to the consumer. services. was sold over the counter for "Mad" is an appropriate MUnicipalities interested in Help us celebrate our 1 at Annh,er'~rv! 170 years. Marijuana was ~~ handle for Mike Arsenault, collecting data prior to passing ,'ENERGY WORKSHO~ Check out our varieties of Pasta and Homemade Sauces made illegal in the U.S. after owner and proprietor of Mad laws relevant to skateboarding to eat in or cook at home. nearly three centuries of rapine Mike's Surf and Skate in Scar­ CENTER FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY &. FITNESS - as if any city council member cookie binges by mellow 878-2244 borough. Mike is madder than would get off his or her duff 58 MARKET STREET, OLD PORT 773-7146 people with blood-shot eyes a wet rat at reporters who 1250 Forest Ave., Portland 04103 Saturday 11-6:30 and do such a thing - could and severely impaired short­ .. exciting glass jewelry might enter his establishment read the NIle's Product Safety colorful. different. affordable term memories. Handguns are • with the intention of covering Sheet #93 (Skateboards) and earrings' necklaces' pins still available on demand to some kind of cult on wheels. extract such insightful gems as abacus anyone with the money and "It's not like these kids are the following: "Irregular riding american crafts the inclination to buy one 140 worthless punks or some­ surfaces account for over half Stein years after the assassination of thing," he says. "Most skate­ the skateboarding injuries due Lincoln. Assault rifles may GAllERY 44 Exchange Street, Portland, Maine 04101 boarders are between nine and to falls ... Skateboard parks and never be outlawed, though tall 12 years old. I should know. CONTEMPORARY GLASS 772-4880 1j6 ~l arkc l StrcCl other areas set aside especially Mon.-Wed. to-6, Thurs.-Sat. to·8:30, Sun. 11·6 stacks of people mowed down portland They come in here with their for Skateboarding generally by them are buried in this mothers." 774-5246 have smoother riding sur­ country every year. Mad Mike believes that faces." But skateboards were most reporters overlook the While the local statistics are banned almost immediately­ skater's point of view when not immediately available, it if not sooner. Looking at the they zero in on the "Skateboar­ should be eminently obvious Host Families legal decoupage alone, you ding: Threat Or Menace?" Think to anyone with at least a white Urgently Needed might conclude that that there story. As a result, the public cane and the ability to read was nothing in this world so tends to see skateboarding as a braille that there are a hell of a of it as July 5 - Aug. 2 dangerous as two sets of two­ problem to be solved, rather lot of skateboarders in south­ inch wheels bolted to three feet Give a French student and than as a sport to be appreci­ ern Maine. Presumably a Morning of plywood. ated. your family this opportunity --- .;. " number of these skaters " ~.~-- .,~ An astonishing percentage "Most municipalities have occasionally fail to negotiate a Radio for international friendship! ~~~ of the adult population in 1965 laws on the books banning curb and break a leg or two. Students are ages 15-18, speak English, ...... ;'" believed this whole-heartedly. skateboards. II's easier than The cost of one broken leg - for have insurance and spending money. Many people still do. A Mexican Restaurant the ambulance ride, the visit to Families share their daily life for 4 weeks. And so the monolith of pa­ grownups. & the emergency roo.... ' [1 ..:, rental authority rose up very intern'~y payment on • Nacel Cultural Exchanges a non-profit'"organlzallon Watering Hole early indeed to make sure that Skateboards ~he, perhaps a bone ~ . . 1-800-622-3553 or (207) 772·4004 the children were safe and the --- specialist and a stack of Union Station Plaza streets were clear in Montclair, were banned Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle @1!IWJiHr:.;;-t@ Jim Crocker New Jersey. Thereafter the comic books - comes to quite a and Bruce Campbell arePort­ skateboarding ban became an almost as soon sum. The cost of a hundred epidemic in this country - such medical detours is a land's favorite morning radio team. Recycle almost a fad in itself - and figure to be taken seriously in Why? Because they put an adult this skateboards disappeared for a as they rolled any tax bracket. perspective on the events and issues paper! while, surviving prindpally in The cost of one death cannot of the day. And because their sup­ their original habitat: the into the be realistically assessed.. How porting cast includes Maine's best The result refuge of bored. Californian much would a really good radio news staff, award-winning of selling surfers and the scourge of the skateboard park cost? $lO,OOO? sportscasts, the most accurate 13 out of 14 condos local constabulary. heartland. $20,OOO? A drop in the bucket, weather forecasts, the country's only The second wave of skate­ man, A pittance. Australian astrological prognosti­ in just 3 months ... boarding washed up on the Common sense therefor cator and a guest list that reads like a pavement in the mid-70s. Ure­ designing and building skate demands municipalities shel­ 'Who's Who in Maine." Try us for a thane wheels were added to parks, I guess. But now the law tering parents with children month-we're sure it will change the bigger boards to produce a says that, because these kid~ who skate to build skateboard way you start your day! more maneuverable, skate, they're outlaws or some­ parks for said children to rip in Windham Hill Woods 1~,~~?o!n~ smoother-riding skateboard. thing. That's bullshit." Tel. 799-SAVE relative safety. Skateboarding Used & Out-of-Print Books With these improvements in A brief look at the sta tistics has a way of obviating drug We buy books, too. place, thrashers everywhere hit - the font of every journalist's use - stoned skateboarders do TUE to FRI 12:30-5, SAT 11 :30-4 the road to explore the great secret knowledge - will not roll far - and ska teboar­ Phase Evo Land- ' . American concrete wilderness. explain the urgent need for ding parks keep kids off the Police officers and city offi­ such laws in the municipal streets. Skateboarding is an Portland's Newsrralk Station Discover luxury condominiums in a luxurious lord ' dals, once again alarmed by schema. For instance, 65,819 exercise, a discipline, an the unforgivable chutzpah skateboarders were checked setting. Enjoy 30 acres of beautiful woodlands unselfish competition, and with the security of caring neighbors and Iota I and, in some cases, suicidal into hospital emergency rooms does not nail a kid to some grounds maintenance. book- l~ ~ tendendes of skateboarders, in 1989. Seven out of every 10 glowing cathode ray tube for seller reached into their bag of tricks of those busted-up skaters seven to 10 hours a day. In • Over 1.200 sq. ft. the boot! for 20-year-old statutes with were under 15 years of age - a short, skateboarding is a very, • fully Applianced which they hoped to squelch fact which supports Mad very good thing for the • Two bedrooms (Master • Efficient Oil Heal By order of my landlord I must leave 10- to 20-year-old skaters .. Mike's assertion of a mostly community. Bedroom Suite) my South Portland bookshop. Help • Pool & Tennis Court me pack by bringing in empty This'll do it, chief. Never fails. preadolescent skateboard cul­ Some towns have officially BIG • 8x 12 ft. Deck Now Open supermarket tomato cartons (the ones What the civil authorities ture. recognized that fact. Farming­ with lids and handles) and receive $2 hadn't counted on was that, by Skateboarders who had ton built the Dragon's Nest, a • full Basemenl CREDIT ON BOOKS FOR EACH CAHTON. Thank you. 1975, skateboarding was no been skating for less than a full-service shred.ola featuring longer a fad but a way of life, a week accounted for a little full pipe, half pipe, banks, hips -1·~ IS from Priced $72,500 to $73,500, all The shop wi.ll close in AUfiluat. sport with traditions and tro­ more than a third of those and ditch - all desirable ob­ A.k about clearance .peciaia. phies. Baked to perfection in hospital visits, a fact that will stacles used in national and inclusive. financing Available. the cultural isolation of surprise no one who has ever international competition. Old southern California, the thing made it to the end of the Orchard Beach has allowed arrived fully-blown on the driveway on his or her maiden Ratz to flourish and prosper­ BACK! Host Peter Jamerson Saturday 10 AM·1 PM national scene. voyage. Riders with a year or although the insurance equa­ New magazines like more of skateboarding under tion on which Ratz operates is Thrasher and Transworld their belts have the next entirely hush-hush and top­ Skateboarding set the tone for highest injury rate. This is secret. the industry and kept skaters largely a by-product of excel­ Here in Portland, the city WPKM infonned on legal issues and lence, part of the drive to pick council has done approxi- ~-tdt~ skate culture. Skateboarding up tricks and improve. FM 106.3 1 mile past rotary on RI. 302. 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No. Because, while it is to Ratz - his first time on the AT AMARYLLIS ONLY THE SNOW, BIKE, SAIL SHED true that the majority of skate­ half pipe. He skates with some Amaryllis Clothing Co. Specify Color: At the Comer. of Milk * 315 MARGINAL WAY, PORTLAND ME board owners are between the diffidence but no one seems to 41 Exchange St., Portland, ME 04101 o Black 0 Pink mind. People go out of their 772-4439 o Aqua 0 Royal Blue & Market Streets MON· FRill· 8, SAT 10·6, SUN 12·5 ages nine and 12, there are CASH, CHECK, VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER those other people out there, way to help each other at Ratz, Alternate color if first choice not available: call929-6472. See Monday for Hill presents a birds-eye view of Portland String Quartet perform more Chekhov. Portland's history. The tower, a special gig for the visitors from • Beyond the Iliad: The annual which is maintained by Greater Archangel, USSR, and others at Greek Heritage Festival begins Portland Landmarks, is open the Portland Performing Arts today at the Greek Orthodox Friday-Sunday, 1-5 p.m., during Center, 25A Forest Ave., Port­ Church, 133 Pleasant St., Port­ June and Wednesday-Sunday, I­ land. The Portland String • Cheap thrills: Frank Stena land. Spend lunchtime at a S p.m., July through Labor Day. • No hills: Looking for new Quartet will perform Russian might have got his thrills at the buffet of authentic Greek food Admission is $1.50 for adults places to roam on two wheels? composer Alexander Borodin's race track, but cheap thrills are and spend the evening dancing and 50 cents for children under Mike Perry of L.L. Bean presents "Quartet No.2 in 0 Major" and closer than that. The Portland to tunes played by DJ Nikos 12. Tours for groups can be a slide show of little known American composer Walter Museum of Art at Seven Con­ Horgas. Admission is free. arranged by calling Landmarks bicycle routes in Maine at the Piston's "Quartet No.1." Sam gress Square is open free to the Festival hours are today and at 774-5561. monthly meeting of the Casco Costa's dancers perform three public from 5-9 p.m. every tomorrow, 11 a.m.-10 p.m., Bay Bicycle Club. The meeting is works choreographed by Costa. Thursday. The major exhibit Sunday, 12-6 p.m. Dancing is at 7 p.rn. at the Portland Public "Red Skies" is set to Russian currently on the walls is "Frank Friday and Saturday, 6-10 p.m. Safety Building, Middle Street, balalaika music, Tchaikovsky as Stella: The Circuit Prints," ab­ Portland. The public is welcome. well as Soviet rock 'n roll. stractions of race car tracks, For more information, call 774- "Working," danced to the music which feature designs of un­ 1118 or 829-4402. of Thelonius Monk, was in­ even, layered loops and figure­ spired by Costa's relationships eights. A gallery talk on Stella's • Laughing gas: "Laughing with two friends and the final work is being given at 5:15 p.m. Wild," a Christopher Durang piece "Remembrance" has been Also at the museum are the comedy about a would-be opera described as "joyful, playful and exhibits "Perspectives: Harriet • On the trails: The Maine Out­ singer and a New-Age junkie nostalgic," danced to original Matthews," an exhibit of large door Adventure Club organizes living in New York City, has its music for guitar and violin steel sculptures by the contem­ frequent hiking, canoe and final performance today at Mad composed by Harry Chalmiers. porary Maine artist; "French camping trips during the Horse Theater, 955 rorest Ave., • Selling news and features: The international celebration Impressionism and Beyond: The summer months. (And even Portland. If you're reading this The Portland's Writer's Network takes place tonight at 8 p.m. For Scott M. Black Collection;" during the winter for outdoors before Sunday, you might want is offering a workshop, "Writing ticket information, call 774-0465. --' "Urban Visions: Images by diehards!) Two workshops are to try an earlier show. Perform­ for Public Radio." MPBN news Ashcan School Painters," an ex­ being offered today - a trail ances are Thursday-Saturday at director Andrea de Leon and hibit portraying scenes from the maintenance workshop and 8 p.rn., Sunday at 7 p.m. Tickets freelancer Tom Verde discuss city streets; "Americans at beginner rock climbing instruc­ are $12 on Thursday and the skills needed to write for c Home and Abroad: Watercolors tion in Evans Notch area for $35. Sunday, $14 Friday and Satur­ public radio and how the form and Prints by Childe Hassam, For information on either of day. For more information, call di ffers from other freelance Maurice Prendergast, James these events, call 829-4124. 797-3338. writing. The workshop will be McNeill Whistler and John Other tri ps includes hikes in the • The joke's on you if you think held at 7:30 p.m. in the Portland • Working waterfront: The i'OTt Singer Sargent;" and" Artful Presidential range and Franco­ there's not much going on Public Safety Building, Middle City Festival celebrates Deception: The Craft of the nia Notch, as well as a camping Sunday. Stand-up comedy is on Street, Portland. It's free and Portland's maritime industry Forger," an exhibit of forgeries, trip at Lake Umbagog. For a the bill every Sunday at T-Birds, open to the public. Just bring and history from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Symposia .•. comparative works that are complete schedule, see SPORT 126 N. Boyd, Portland. Tonight's questions. For more informa­ at the Portland Fish Pier on genuine and works whose listings. featured comedians are AI tion, call 871-0466. Commercial Street. The festival The Portland Folk Club shares authenticity is in question. For • And in the city: Set your Ducharme and Mike Moto. • Me, sugar plum!: The Joe coincides with the traditional drinking songs. See June 21. more information, call the PMA sights on Portland's historic Doors open at 7 p.m.; show Jefferson Play Reading Club Blessing of the Fleet, and at 775-6148. sites, which are open for the begins at 8:30 p.m. Admission is presents Samuel Beckett's "End features music and sea shanties, A feast fit for the Grecian gods. summer. Victoria Mansion, only $5. For more information, Game" at 8 p.m. at Cafe No, 20 seafood, boatbuilding demon­ See June 15. finished in 1860, offers a glimpse caIl~040. Danforth St., Portland. The strations and tours of the of the lifestyles of the rich and performance is free and open to Schooner Bowdoin. For more famous of bygone days. The the public. For more informa­ information, call the Waterfront Italianate villa on Danforth tion, call 772-8114. Alliance at 874-7678. Street is open Tuesday-Satur­ • Fiddle heads: Three great jazz day, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday, 1-4 fiddlers - Claude Williams, Matt • At the grange: Neil Simon's p.m. TOUTS are given daily at Glaser and Leroy Jenkins­ tribute to Anton Chekhov, "The quarter past and quarter to the perform at 8 p.m. at the Portland Good Doctor," will be per­ hour. Admission is $4 for adults, • Chekhov outdoors: The Performing Arts Center, 25A formed by the Vintage Reper­ $1.50 for kids ages 6 to 18. For Vintage Repertory Company is Forest Ave., Portland. Williams tory Company this weekend and more information, call 772-4841. Russian to the parks for the new is one of the first jazz violinists, • History on the water: The "Theater in the Parks" series in who began his jazz career in the next at the newly restored Saco • The longest day: The Portland Lightship Nantucket is the Deering Oaks. Vignettes from Grange Summer Theater in Bar Folk Club celebrates the summer '20s and played in the bands of sometimes-homeless floating Chekhov's "The Good Doctor" Mills (That's only 20 minutes solstice with a concert of drink­ Nat "King" Cole and Count museum berthed at Maine Pier will be performed at 7:30 p.m. at Basie. On the outer fringes off from Portland.) "The Good ing songs performed by club in Portland. The lightship is the Bandstand in Deering Oaks. jazz, Leroy Jenkins is regarded Doctor" is a collection of short regulars Jennifer Caven, Eli open Saturday-Sunday 12-4 p.m. The performance is free and vignettes adapt~ from Dale, Norris Dale, Val D' Alessio, as the leading avant-garde Volunteer guides describe the open to the public. For more violinist in the country. And Chekhov's stories. Performances Charlie lpear, Chez Watts and lightship and its history for information, call 874-8793. virtuosa Matt Glaser has played are Friday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m., others at 7:30 p.m. at the Port­ visitors. Admission is $3 for • High-strung guitar man: Leo the gamut from classical to big Sunday at 6:15 p.m. The Sunday land Observatory on Munjoy adults, $1.50 for children. For Kottke, a master of 6- and 12- band to bluegrass. The concert is performance includes a 5 p.m. Hill, Portland. Admission to the more information, call 775-1181. string guitar picking, takes the presented by Portland Perform­ dinner (reservations are re­ festivities is $4. For more • Overseeing it all: The Port­ stage at Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., ing Arts. Tickets are $13, avail­ quired). For more information, information, call 773-9549. land Observatory on Munjoy Portland. Tickets are $15. (Late able at the PPAC box office, breaking item: Tonight's show is Amadeus Music and Gallery sold out, but there are still Music in Portland. For more tickets for tomorrow's show.) information, call 774-0465. For more information, call 773- 6886.

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Old 'Port -Carry or , 4 Casco Bay Weekly Jun. 14, 1990 15 CBW LISTINGS Listings must be ...celved In writing by 12 noon the Frid.y prior to public.tion. Ann Sitomer, C.sco B.y Weekly, 187 CI.rk Street, Portl.nd 04102 CON CERTS The Maglcl.n Ingmar Bergman's 1959 Tot.1 Rec.1I Arnold Schwarzenegger black-and-white movie looks the con­ stars in Paul ·Robocop· Verhoeven's frontation between a hypnotist and a big-budget sci-fi flick. Amie plays a SATURDAY 8.18 magician as they demonstrate their man called Doug Quaid living in the power over life and death. The movie 21stcenWry, when a war between two PrIscilla He...... n (folk) 8 pm, Lu­ stars Max Von Sydow and Ingrid Thu­ hemisphere rages on Earth and the ther Bonney Auditorium, USM Port­ lin. minerai deposits of Mars are being land. Opening set by Jennifer Caven. SILVER Tickets are $6 in advance (Amadeus Milo & Otis Promised last summer, piHered to fuel the fight. It seems Doug this animated feawre for kids is about is not who he thinks he was, and in a Music and Gallery Music in Portland, DAYS OF SUN a couple of animals in like. time when the technology exists to MacBeans Music in Brunswick) and $8 Pretty W_n Julia Roberts and Rich­ mess with a person's mind and meme­ Leo Kottke, with apologies at the door. Kids tickets are half price. ard Gare star in the Pygmalian-type ries, he never really knows whae's true For more information, call the Portiand story about a wealthy businessman and whae's an implanted illusion. But to Russell Turner Folk Club at 773-9549. SCREEN who picks up a prostiwte and dresses not knowing whae's real doesn't stop Tom Dyhrburv (folk) 8 pm, Heffernan Another Hours Another time. Nick Fingerstyle guitar master Leo I gravely misspoke. I suggested a 48 her up pretty. The movie has a few Amie froni killing more bad guys than Center, Saint Joseph's College, Wind­ Nolte plays the cop and Eddie Murphy Kottke pulls into Raoul's Road­ comparison of Raoul's with Buck­ great lines, but the story's nothing more humanly possible while delivering one ham. Free and open to the public. For his sidekick con in this fun (but not too than a fairy tale. Roberts is good; she liners with a smirk on his face. 'Total side Attraction next week for two dancer's Choice, wherein I con­ more information, call 892-6766 ext fun) sequel. should be more particular about scripts. Recall" is high on the violence of the shows. The Monday night show duded that anybody entering 456. Ariel Finnish comedy about an unem­ Gere plays a character he's played too bone-cracking, Hash-flying, head-ex­ is sold out, but tickets are still Raoul's at 7fora 9p.m. show had Lyle Lovett and Rickie L_ Jones ployed miner, who leaves the country many times before. ploding variety . And - surprise - it's low available for the Tuesday night to imagine what the artist was (pop/country) 7:30 pm, Veterans for Helsinki in an old Cadillac Q&A Sidney Lumet's latest movie is on plot. show, wruch will set you back a doing with his or her hands, due Memorial Park, Manchester, N.H. Tick­ convertible. Back To The Fuwrelll Marty about police corruption in New York ets are $18.50 reserved, $16 lawn. McFIy and Doc Brown find themselves paltry $15 U ,S, The show starts at to the extreme range. City. The movie lets misanthropes be Tickets are available at TlCktron outlets in the Old West of 1885. Gun fights and Sp.m. Mr, Russell Turner was then misanthropes with little hope for hu­ (including the Cumberland County Civic spoofs of Spaghetti westerns charac­ In 1974, I was smoking butts forced to print an ad in CBW in Center box oHice) and Strawberries. manity. Nick Nolte does a great job terize the last - they promise! - ins18l1- and saving money to buy a bigger which the true dimensions of his playing the bigoted cop Brennan, who ment of the time-machine trilogy. amp to better broadcast my medi­ establishments were pointedly shoots a Puerto Rican crook and then Bird on • WI.. Mel Gibson and Goldie tries to cover it up. Timothy Hutton is ocre electric guitar playing, I hap­ featured. Hawn star in this romantic adventure TUESDAY 8.1 9 the Assistant D.A., whose job it is to pened to hear two cuts off of Leo I can hardly imagine the angst story that consists of little more than protect him. Armand Assante is won­ Kottke's "6 & 12 String Guitar" that drove you to such lengths, Papa Loves Mambo (Latin) 7:30 pm, comic banter between two cute stars. derful as a toe-good-to-be-true crook. album over the radio one day and Mr. Turner! The horror, the inef­ Bandstand, D~ering Oaks Park, Port­ C.eIIllac M.n Robin Williams is a car land. Free and open to the public. 874- salesman, who likes to sleep around. The plot doesn't unfold simply, but it's was instantly transformed into a fable embarrassment, your em­ held together with powerful images of 8793. Tim Robbins thinks the Cadillac Man's devotee of the acoustic guitar. I pire teetering on the brink. .. All THE MOON racism and machismo. The racism is been messing with his wife and he CLUBS• hocked my Les Paul and bought a due to my hopeless pronuncia­ A Ne E C L U all too familiar. The machismo is ines­ terrorizes this car dealership to get Gibson LG-l. I have been a daz­ mento. capable, comering one victim after an­ even. zling adequate finger picker ever What an incredible gaffe on other. Lumet uses close-up after close­ THURSDAY 0.14 WEDNESDAY 8.20 CI...... P.radlso Giuseppe Torna­ since. my part! I humbly abase myself up so we can't avoid looking at the ugly Deb & Doug (folk) 8:15 pm, Westem tore's Academy Award-winning movie Ian Matthews and Bill Morrissey Leo Kottke's guitar playing before you now, Mr, Turner, and is about growing up and how the icons picWre he's painting. Prom Gazebo, Portland. Free and open (acoustic) 9 pm , Raoul's, 865 Forest represents the empyrean limit of earnestly beseech your forgive­ created by the cinema have shaped to the public. 874-8793. Ave., Portland. 773-6886. pattern picking excellence, Kottke ness. In my own defense, I can what we believe in. The movie de­ Opposites Attract (rock) Moose AI­ drives his composition with an only say that I often forget to scribes the life of a small Italian sea­ ley, 46 Market St., Portland. 774-5246. coast town and its Cinema Paradiso, The W.lters (rock) T-Birds, 126 N. athletic execution unparalleled bring my measuring tape to con­ UPCOMING where peopfe love, hate and play. The Boyd, Portland. 773·8040. anywhere in the world of the certs, and that little hope was movie is nostalgic for the time when BuH.lo Tom and Lars Vegas (rock) acoustic guitar. If I have left out given to me at birth when I was Portland Folk Club Summar Sol· movies were movies and when peopfe Zootz, 31 Forest Ave., Portland. 773- an overblown superlative, please pulled from my mother's womb stice Concert (folk) Evening of drink­ still gathered together in a community. What's Where 8187. let me know. This guy plays real spouting the most outrageous ing songs performed by Jennifer Caven, CI... 0' 1999 Wild teenagers in high Gunnar (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown St, good. hyperbole. Eli Dale, Norris Dale, Val D'Alessio, school are kept in check by robots. General Clnernll. Portland. 772-7891. Leo Kottke sings rea1g00d,too. I hope that I have atoned for Charlie Ipcar, Chez Watts and others The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, Maine Mall Network (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 June 21 , 7:30 pm at the Portland Maine lola. Rood, S Ponlond I like his singing, but Leo rumself my sins, And to the rest of my Her Lover Peter Greenaway's un­ Mou~on St., Portland. 774-0444. Observatory, Munjoy Hill, Portland. Ad­ 774-1022 readers, let mesay thatMr, Turner rated Hick is about a sadistic thug Al­ Rush Hour (jazz) Little Willies, 36 Mar­ has compared rus voice to geese mission is $4. For more information, DI ...... 'IPGI personally assured me that bert, who likes to eat with his fingers, 12. 2;30,5,7:30. 10 (open. June lS) ket St., Portland. 773-4500. farts on a muggy day, Grantedit's call 773-9549. O...... Un. II I_tal knock his wife around and demoralize 12:15,2:35, 4:55,720, 9:451aponl Juno lSI Ed Lester Band (rock) Spring Point an- acqUired taste, but one well anyone arriving after S p,m, will Los Angeles Gult.r au.rtet (das­ his friends in public. Albert's nota pretty Anoth ..... Noure Cafe, 175 Pickett St., S. Portland. 767- worth acquiring. Smash your be led to the stage by Russell sical) Works by Rossini, Holst, Krouse, sight, but the movie is. Visually, "The 12:30. 2=--0 •• :50, 7. 9:15 ..ell T. Th. Fut.... III .PGI 4627 . piggy bank and head out to himself and placed in Leo Pearson and deFalia performed June Cook .. ." is the most overwhelming 12, 2:35,4:55, 720, 9:45 Who Knows (rock) Aqua Lounge, 17 Raoul's. Then decide for yourself. Kottke's lap, You should be able 21, 7 :30 pm , Rockport Opera House, movie to be released in some time. The FIN "Id. fPG.t 31 7, 9:05 ~h,ough ,,1m. 141 Ocean Ave., York Beach. 363-7578. I confess that the last time I to see his very hands from that Rockport. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 center of the visual spectacle is Helen .H ...... PG.t31 mentioned Raoul's in these pages, vantage point. for people under 18. For more informa­ Mirrem, who shines in the movie which 1:30, 4, 7. 9:35 T...... Mutant IIInJa ...... PGI W.D. Cutlip tion, call 236-2823. otherwise borders on stilted grotesque­ 12:45, 2:55, 5:05 ~hrough June 141 Ray Charlas .nd the Raalelts ness. Mirrem plays Albert's wife. The PNttv W_n till IAN 1:3(}, .(:10, 7:25. 9:.50 FRIDAY 0.15 (rhythm & blues) June 22, 8 pm, Maine movie centers around her affair with a The Whigs and St_1 Cow (rock) Center for the Arts, at the University of restaurant patron and Albert's rage Boston Comedy Co, (comedy) Aqua Rad H ••ven (rock) Old Port Tavern, Maine, Orono. For ticket information, when he discovers the affair. The much Nickelodeon Geno's, 13 Brown St. , Portland. 772- Lounge, 17 Ocean Ave., York Beach. 11 Moulton St. , Portland. 774-0444. 7891 . call 581-1755. publicized grossness of the movie is TOfT1lIe an-N--e you looking for a salon with a relaxing atmosphere? nesdays. 7:30 pm at Woodfords Con­ mation. call Nicole Fell at 874-0376. Portland Library, 482 Broadway No pants to his favorite fishing spots and 93<: COORS liGHT 7-9pm gregational Church. 202 Woodfords appointment is needed. For more infor­ supply the gear. Children must be at Doors open at 7 >-Would you like to try on a new hair style before the hair St., Portland. Group for people in the mation, call 879-8035. least seven years old and accompa­ hits the floor? process of divorce or separation. Fo­ Adult H.alth Screening" Commu­ nied by an adult. Cost is $15 adulll$10 FRIDAY JUNE 15 SATURDAY JUNE 16 cus of the June 20 meeting is small nity Health Screenings is offering ETC Book Sal. Friends of the Curtis Memo­ Creek H.ritage Fe"tival Greek child for members. $20 adulll$12 child >-00 you want an experienced hairstylist who listens to you? group discussion on a variely of sub­ screenings for diabetes. anemia. col­ rial Ubrary is holding a sale of adult Orthodox Church is holding their an­ for non-members_ For more informa­ jects. For more information, call 774- orectal cancer, high blood pressure books, some chilcren's books and nual festival June 15-17 at 133 Pleas­ tion. call 772-2321. HAPPY HOUR DANCING >-Did you see the movie "Altered States"? Ever wonder and cholesterol level. Dates. times and HELP. records June 14. 10am-7pm;June 15. ant St.. Portland. Continuous buffet of 4-7pm TO THE what those tanks are really about? OCD Support Croup. For more infor­ places are as follows: June 14, 10 am- 10 am.£ pm; June 16. 9 am-12 pm at Greek food, dancing to tunes spun by mation. call 774-8919. 12 pm. Salvation Army. Cumberland Morrell Gymnasium. Bowdoin College, DJ Nikos Horgas Fri-Sat &-10 pm. New$3Cov8r 50'S & 60'S >-Ne you stressed-out lately? Do you want to find easy, Wing. Support Croupe Tuesdays. Ave .• Portland; June 20. 9:30-11 :30 Brunswick. Books are cheap. For more AdmiSSion is free. Festival hours are be~insat 7 Doors open at 7 effective ways to handle it? 7-9 pm at 139 Ocean St. South Port­ am. Community Building. Windham , information. call 725-3151. June 15-16 11 am-to pm . June 17 12- land and Thursday, 7-9 pm at 11 Day June 25. 1-3 pm . town hall. Scarbor­ 6pm. _WIO"IIIII't_ WEDNESDAY JUNE 20 >-00 you like to for quality - not glitz & overhead? St.. Westbrook. For more information. ough; June 27, 9:30-11 :30 am ; St. call Gerrie Brown at 767-2010. Anne's Church. Gorham. For more in ­ HEADLINER Wild n' Wacky If you answered "Yes· to any of these, Women Survlvo... Croup meets formation . call 775-7231 ext. 551 WEDNESDAY with WBLM! you've come to the right place! weekly on Wednesday evenings in W.II Baby Clinic. Community Health COMEDY Portland. Free. For more information. Services offers clinics with dates. times Headllnsr- MIKE MOTO • RAG DOLL. call 773-8550. and locations as follows: June 15. 9 AlsD Appearing - AL DUCHARME Picture Yourself: Outright Portland alliance of gay. les­ am-12 pm. First Congregational Doors open at 7·Showtime 8:30 Aerosmith Tribute Band Image & Relaxation Center bian, bisexual and questioning youth FOR Church. Scarborough/Cape Elizabeth; Service induslry receives win tickets tD June 27. 9 am-2 pm. Westbrook War­ by Lynda Barry hall price admission Aerosmith at Ssa Pac 854-1365 Call for a free brochure offers support and information for young people ages 22 and under in a safe ren Congregational Church. Westbrook. For more information. call UPCOMING EVENTS 1 "2 Westbrook Common environment. Write: OUTRIGHT, P.O. Westbrook, ME 04092 ffiI IJ Box 5028. Station A, Portland. 04101 775-7231 . Thurs. Juna 21-lIVER POOL (Baatias Band) VISA ~ or call 774-HELP. The Yoga Center is offering a free in­ "HI" SHE SAID. "1\1" ISAID. BIG DEAL IF Mon_ Jun. 2!h10HN MAYALL & THE BLUESBREAKERS When you're ready to be - KIDS troductory yoga class June 18. 5:30-7 Wad. Juna 27- THE FOOLS yourself, Picture Yourself H_ L.am How to Swim Port­ pm Building 1A . Sewall St. Thompson's Vicki & Dean Murphy e HER BROTHER, nllNKS I'M AN UPTIGHT Thurs. June 28 - SAVAGE BROntERS land YMCA is offering swimming les­ Point. Portland. Summer session sons for groups of six or more children classes begin July 2. For more infor­ PRUDE FOR LEA\llNG IN THE MIDDLI: OF ME- in home pools. The first session is June mation, call 799-4449. 111M I\<'Y1NG THINGS. ANYWA'1 HE:S TOO OL.O. Herbal Child Care Workshopon herbs I WAS ALONE IN C ROOM A LON r------' 25-July 19. The second is July 23-Aug FP-oM NOW ON ,IF (IN 0';\ WANTS To SPEND I I 16. Classes are Man and Wed or Tue for common childhood problems given TIME BEFORE SHE CAME UPSTAIRS. I and Thu. Rates begin at $40 per child. by Gabi Jacob June 19. 6-8 pm at iH E' SK'; HAD TURNE 0 WHITE AN 0 SO mE NIGHT LHS Do IT AT MY HOUSE'. Crystal Spnng Farms, Hollis Rd .• Bid ­ JUNE SPECIALS I For more information. call 874-1111 . MAN';! SIROS HAO SHO'\' lHEl1t NOlES ouT I-\E WHISPE~t'D ··~O\..( SI1LH"TO M~. StREW Bug Picture. Workshop for kids ages deford. Cost is $15. For more informa­ I 3-5 June 14, 19-21 . 26-29 at 10:30 am tion. call 499-7040. THEN SToPI'ED AN D THE SOIJN 0 of THE !:iIM . I GU(S5 (IN DY HAD A BE1IER DME • CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS I and 1 pm at The Children's Resource Meditation R.treat Friends of the WO!l.L.\) WAS BLANK_ THE DooR.OI'ENED. WITH HIS fRIEND A6NER. CONSIDER.ING I Center. Thompson's Point. Sewall St.. Western Buddhist Order are offering a t\0\.N LONG SHE wAS GoNE'. INSTALLED OFF THE Portland. Cost is $1 per child. To regis­ week-long meditation relreat July 9-16 I for as low as $995 with cash discount. ter. call 773-3045. at Argaloka. Newmarket. N.H . Relreat The Lion, Th. Witch and The is intended for people with no experi­ Includes: 2 extension wands, Rug Tool, Floor/Wall Tool, Dusting Wardrobe Actors Theater of Maine ence with mediation or Buddhism. but Tool, Upholstery Tool, Crevice Tool and Storage "Hang Bag". present C.S. Lewis' tale of a frozen for others the retreat offers an opportu­ land held captive by the wicked Wh ite nity to meditate with others. For more CLOCK Witch June 16 at lOam at the Ogunquit information. call 603.£59-5456. ·IN.. THE.. COUNTER Scarborough Ma... h Nature C .... Square Theater. For more information. FOOD PROCESSOR INSTALLED ter is looking for volunteers to lead call 646-5151. as low as $945 with cash discount. nature walks and canoe tours. to work Chlldr.n'. Mu•• um of Main. in the Nature Store and to assist with Wolt("hop. "Celebrate The Sun" Processor includes: Clear Bowl with handle, Lid, Tamper, canoe rentals. No previous expenence June 19. 11 am-12 pm, preschool; "Summer Star Finders' June 26. 3:15- Steel Cutting & Mixing Blade, Slicer Disk, Shredder Disk, in natural history, environmental edu­ S",€ HAO iWO (IGARETlE'S_--WANT ONE ?" I cation or retail is needed to volunteer. 4:15 pm. school age. All workshops HER THUMS HoOKED up A SIt.. French-Fry Disk, Base Adapter & Power Unit. SAID NO. LL1MBE1) THE TO Training sessions provide background are free with museum admission. The Sl'\E oN BtD AROuND HER NE(K- "HE GAVE ITTO M.f" Operates 12 appliances_ Other options include: Blender, Fruit In the natural and cultural history of the Children' Museum is located at 746 SMOKE IT l3~nW WINDOW BLOWING l-\EI< AGNER'S S"'INT CtlR\SI0?l-IE~.SHE SWVNG Juicer, Mixer, Knife Sharpener, Coffee Grinder and Ice Crusher. area and an introduction to environ­ Stevens Ave., Portland. For more in­ DR.AGS OUT W IT'H HEA. MOUTH PRESSED mental education skills used in the formation. call 797-KITE IT AND SMILED. 8eroRE THAT, C\ND~ A6AINSr T\1E S(R.E~N. "AC,NeIt5 DRoP­ programs. Three session are sched­ PAL Time Games. movies and fun for AL.WA':lS $EEMtO M'1 SNf\E AGe;. NOW • 200 AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER PANEL uled for June 19 and 21. 9:30 am-12:30 kids ages 5-8 Tuesdays. 11 am- 12 pING our." SHE SAID- "I-\E"S ~ONNA pmandJune21. 6-a:30pm. To register noon at the South Portland Public U­ SPORT I SAW HoW MAN'1 SPACES SHE' HAD as low as $785 with cash discount. .JOIN TIlE ARM'O." \ N lHE WAL.L.S I HEAR contact Maine Audubon at 781-2330 or brary. 482 Broadway, S. Portland. Pro­ Soccer Play.... are needed for an SKIPPED. \ GUIiSS WHEN ~IA AI.It€AD~ gram starts June 26. Pre-registration over-30 (in mind or body) soccer team ""AT£~ $TA\tl 6olN6111ROUGK -mE PI Scarborough Marsh at 883-5100 . LooK 11, You CAN. I GUESS THERES NO • 100 AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER PANEL Parente Anonymo... Volunteers are required. For more information. call to play a challenge series during the AND nlE SOUND Of PANS DO\.NNSiAI~S. as low as $490 with cash discount. needed to be sponsors for meetings in 799-2204. summer with teams from the Bath/ -' HE \"IAN ME 10 • RULE SA'.:lING 1"1 EVER. HAS TO COUNT. various communities around the state. Klnge Puppet..... Periormance with Brunswick area Games are played on ~.------i Sponsors serve as positive role mod­ handcrafted marionettes June 20. 6:30 Sunday aftemoons. For more informa­ *No Interest Payment Plans Available* els for parents and provide patient and pm at The Center for The Arts. 804 tion. call Kevin Mead at 767-1385. caring support. Volunteers must know Washington St.. Bath. Free and open Outdoor Trip Hotline Latest bicy­ how to work with small groups, under­ to the public. For more information. call cling , hiking. camping. canoeing and Additional 10% discount with this coupon. stand childdevelopmentand have good 442-8455. other trips sponsored by the Casco communications skills. 10-hour train­ TI. Dye Wo..... hop for kids ages 6 Bay Bicycle Club and the M8Ine Out­ ing is available along with workshops and up June 20 at 1: 30 and 3:30 pm at door Adventure Club. Call 774-1118. on specific issues. ParentsAnonymous The Chlldren's Resource Center, USM LIf.lln. SK Rac. USM Lifeline CYR INDUSTRIES INC. is looking for an initial commitment of Thompson's Point, Sewall St. . Port­ is organizing a 5K race June 16 on S92.-0119 or 1-S00-2.S~-~RE one year for approximately five hours land. Cost is $3 per child. To register. Baxter Blvd .• Portland. For more infor­ per week. For more information, call call 773-3045. mation. call Patty Medina at Lifeline, P.o. Box 2123, No. Windham, ME 04062 874-1015. 780-4642. ------~ 20 Casw Bay W.. kly ,

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