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Sgt. Vlernes works the halls of Cape Elizabeth High School.

Sergeant First Class Allan l. Viernes is the station com­ mander at the Army recruiting office in Portland. As a career soldier, he lives the slogan, "Be All You Can Be." Sgt. Viernes is the point man for the Army's national advertising and marketing campaign aimed at attracting young recruits to the Army. He is selling the U.S. Army and he is proud of it. "We're selling a product here, unlike an individual who sells encyclopedias," says Viernes. "You have the encyclope­ dia in front of you. You feel it, you touch it. You really don't feel or touch the Army until you're in there." For that, most recruits have only their recruiter's word to go on. • 2 Casco Bay Weekly Rainbow labors to deliver in Maine IN BRIEF: Maine progressives who taking the message that organ­ Kittery Naval Base) to life­ YOU COULD WIN came together at a Rainbow izing is very hard," said organ­ enhancing uses. They urged ,;'M'rUmmkK ATTENTION Ferry fees swell Coalition conference in Bath on izer Brenda Humphry to a support for the cruise missile a lO-day vacation featuring A June-through-September May 20 found that giving birth handful of people who re­ referendum, and for a petition fare increase for ferry service to a political movement is nei­ mained at the end of the day. asking U.S. Senators George SUN DELUXE TRAVEL ON to the Casco Bay islands was ther quick nor easy. Small Among the problems is that Mitchell and William Cohen to implemented at a May 19 groups hammered out social the 55 people couldn't really sponsor legislation requiring WORSHIPERS meeting of the Casco Bay Is­ and political agendas in four act officially on their own rec­ Unites States companies to land Transit District. The efficient workshops, but when ommendations because the summer price ofa single Peaks the grou p met as a whole it was Maine Rainbow Coalition isn't withdraw(A similar fromproposal South address- Africa. ,.iiiii.iiil round trip ticket will go from soon mired in politics. formally chartered yet. Besides ing Isreal's oppression of Pal­ $3 to $3.50; Long, $4.10 to $4.75; "The forces of good are not that, some people who were estine failed to get unanimous Cliff, $5.75 to $6.65. Freight together," warned keynote not among the organizers of support.) the VENICE SIMPWN ORIENT EXPRESS rates will rise 11 percent and speaker Mel King, who the conference felt they were The equality workshop vehicle rates 20 percent. founded the Rainbow Coali­ gi ven no role after they had concentrated on legislative is­ CUSTOM-DESIGNED BY HEWINS TRAVEL ofPORTIAND tion in Boston. "The Rainbow presented their workshop re­ sues. It recommended phone to be raflled at the Portland Museum of Art Harbor speed slows Coalition is about dealing with ports. calls to Maine legislators in Cruise in to see 22 June 1989. Increased boat traffic in structural relationships, over­ Political wrangling aside, support of the lesbian/gay coming the concept of the 'pre­ the workshops did generate rights bill. It also supported a a great selection Hewins lravel is proud to announce this $10,000 vacation for Portland Harbor has led the two featw'ing round-trip air fare (to London from Portland, Portland HarborCommission­ ferred.' If we don't figure out ambitious agendas in four ar­ health insurance bill that would of 1 piece suits Boston, or New York and home from Milan), deluxe accom­ ers to drop the speed limit from how to work with the people eas: environmental, global extend coverage to thousands and bikinis. modations in your choice of two cities (London, Paris, Zurich, 25 to 10 mph in the center chan­ on the other side of the aisle, policy, equality and labor. of uninsured Mainers. It sup­ Innsbruck or Venice), and travel money. lravel must be nel. The limit goes into effect we're falling into the old trap." The environmental group ported a bill that would allow Casco Bay Weekly completed by 1 June 1990. July 2 from the Veteran's Despite the warning, dur­ recommended that the Maine civil prosecution fornon-physi­ Raflle tickets are $100 and only 350 tickets will be sold, so your ing the full session people Rainbow lobby legislators to cal forms of harassment, and Thursday bridge out to the State Pier May 25,1989 chances of winning this extraordinary vacation are excellent. and Portland Pipeline pier No. began to express dissatisfaction use this year's income tax sur­ urged continued support for 28 pages All proceeds benefit the Portland Museum of Art. Tickets may 1. The speed limit around with what one person called a plus to establish a 13-year en­ handicapped access to public be purchased at the Museum Shop during regular hours docks and marinas remains 5 "we and we" structure. The vironmental education pro­ transportation. /":~~~~: (Thes.-Sun.), at Hewins li'avel, 100 Commercial St., Portland. or workshop members tried to gram in the Maine school sys­ The labor workshop pro­ by sending a check for $100, payable to the Museum Guild to: mph. The commissioners also present their conclusions to the tem. Another goal is to compile duced a list of ideals for the UPDATE';;: :; ORIENT EXPRESS decided that all moorings whole group for feedback, but a directory of environmental Rainbow to consider. Among 345 Fore St. • Portland Portland Museum of Art must be removed from Cock­ organizational problems re­ groups in Maine, and a manual these was a shift of ideology 773-7784 Seven Congress Square peatedly derailed the process. for establishing grassroots or­ "from greed to need," a strong Portland ME 04101 tail Cove, which is the only NEWS OF access to Jewell Island, a state While some people left qui­ ganizations. Anotheris tospon­ legislative presence, better For further information, call Hewins at 772-7252. park. etly, others took Mel King's sor a state conference for envi­ health and child care, stricter HOURS: Monday-Saturday 10-6 • Sunday 12-5 THE WEIRD advice, and hit the problem ronmental groups. Finally, the safety standards, and equity for $t:~::~:~ OUI work force head on. group wants to playa visible women and minorities. }~ ;~) ... Robert Hamm, 73, fell The crowded Cumberland "I'm feeling a little de­ part in Earth Day 1990. The Cumberland/Sagada­ \,·\·fIEWS CBWs first anniversary over backwards into a garbage County Jail got a break and pressed," one woman told the The global policy group hoc county conference was can on his front porch in Roch­ SMVTI got a labor force for group before leaving. called for a re-opening of the called by an "organizational ester, N.Y., in January, got the weekend of May 20 when "Walls are being built," said Iran-Contra hearings, and of subcommittee" of an "Interim "I LOST 85 L&5. stuck, and was found dead an alternative sentencing pro­ participant Jim Hewey. "There the short-range missile talks. Rainbow Committee," which several days later. He had gram sent OUI convicts to seems to be a big power Closer to home, they called for ismadeupofleaders from Jesse SELLING IA waved once to a neighbor from South Portland instead of to struggle within this loosely knit plans to convert six defense­ jackson's campaigns. Confer­ inside the can, but she said she jail. Twenty-eight people group. I'm a little confused." related structures (Bath Iron ences like it are being held THE and 76 INCHES did not realize he was in dis­ But other people cautioned Works, Saco Defense, across the state, and a state­ 'h opted for two days of scrap­ tress. ing, painting and raking in­ that the birth of a political Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, wide convention to choose a MILIT /II have tried all kinds of diets and nothing hod ...Now available: a vide­ stead of two days in jail. The movement is not a quick or Loring Air Force Base and leadership council is planned worked until I visited Beverly' Hills Weight Loss ocassette of excerpts from the easy thing. "We have to keep Brunswick Naval Air Station, for the fall. COVER STORY construction corps also got by Morgan Shepard Clinic. I have more energy' than I've ever hod. I popular 1986 Japanese TV eight hours of alcohol and -Hannah Holmes look and feel great and nhink my husband is show "Endurance" in which drug education. Sergeant more excited about my weight loss than I am. contestants win money by Chris Muse of the Cumber­ competing to see, for example, land County Jail said the pro­ I have to stop and look every time I pass a mir­ who can hold the longest onto gram was borrowed from A protest of tbe Exxon ART SEEN ..!;: ror to see if it's really me. I weigh tile some now a greased pole above a pit of Kennebec County, where it real alligators; who can stay oil spiU was sponsored Bush-Gate as I did 20 years ago//1 ~ d'~ has reduced the rate of repeat May 18 by new tied down the longest with offenses dramatically. cheese on his chest and rats coaUtionof environmental groups '" "?CALENDAR crawling over his body; and Health care group All sorts who can eat unmentionable called Maine Eartb Sea 01 magic All Programs innards of animals. According hollers for dollars AUiance (MESA). to the tape's distributor, "It's The Consumers for Afford­ Besides dumping Join with a friend and able Health Care will be pre­ receive an additional 10% off the curiosity of people doing moQasses on a map of things that you and I can't senting huge, yellow thank­ Maitre to symholize a imagine, and the object of the you notes to Governor John spill, tbe group advised LISTINGS game is that every man has his McKernan, applauding his peop,/e to take price." support for a bill that would reusable grocery bags ... A ski resort north of extend medical insurance to to tbe store, and to pay Tehran features six segregated Maine's 130,000 uninsured attention to packaging :~l:~ EATS slopes (four for men, two for people. However, the group and transportation Pu·pu platters May 26th & 27th women) because of the gov­ pointed ou t, it would be nice if babits. ernment interpretation of Is­ the governor funded the bill, CBWlTonee Harbert lamic law that requires separa­ as well. While McKernan has June 2 & 3 Class Action • Wednesday June 7 David Good said health care is a priority, tion where women are not /::';C SPORT veiled. he has said there is no money Quinn's roundtable ... Donald Morris Smith was in his budget for the $30 to $50 Chamber chops infonnation office staff million program. sentenced to 70 years in jail in Tourist information will be into a chamber of commerce the tourist business, other agen­ .".,~::::::.:, ):~:::::::? Tarboro, N.C., for the August available on a self-serve basis function." cies in the area are scrambling /" ClASSIFIED death of the Wilson Candy Buxton temple try this summer at the Chamber of So the bureau pulled out last to fill the void. In addition to ~:;:;t~;+ Ji ... d~ Company's owner in Rocky Plans by the Portland area Commerce's tourist informa­ April, and left the chamber the walk-ins, the chamber Cambodian community to Mount. The victim was found tion office at 142 Free Street in holding the bag. The office cost handled another 22,000 phone ~~;:~ ~~ :::::t:: build a temple in Buxton got a .! beaten to death witha 9-pound, Portland. About 22,000 people $78,000 last year, resulting in a and mail inquiries last year. ..,' REAL two-and-a-half-footcandycane cold reception at a May 22 walked into the office for infor­ debt of about $45,000. . "The possibility exists that .{ PUZZLE on display at his plant. hearing before the Buxton mation last year, where up to "We were not able to find there might be a period where ERNIE POOK • DAILY SCHEDULE • ...The U.S. Justice Depart­ planning board. The Cambo­ four staffers answered ques­ the means to support it," said there will be less than desirable ALL CRUISES: ment says one-third of all those dian group hopes to renovate tions and sold t-shirts. This year chamber director Bill Nugent. services," conceded Jay Hib­ $8 per person; $7 children/ senior citizens convicted of a felony by state a three-story chicken bam on the staffers have been let go. "We're going through budget. bard, executive vice-president Casco Bay Weakly is a paper Group rates available lor people lIV ing In or concerned courts in 1986 did not serve the Simpson Road into a cen­ lt has only been a year since Anything and everything is up of the Intown Portland Ex­ about the cities and towns of Ihe ter for festivals and spiritual Po rtland area. II is published by 10:00 - 11:30 time in jail or prison. the chamber took over opera­ for grabs." The chamber has change. "We're concerned. We Mogul Media. Inc. from posh CASCO BAY CRUISE or In a January head-on col­ activities. The monk Mang So, tion of the tourist office from about 1000 members, and less are not budgeted to take over corporate headquarters at lision enroute to the cemetery, who lives in an apartment/ the Maine Publicity Bureau. than 10 percent of them are and run a full visitor's center." 187 Clark St,eet. Portland. 12:10 - 12:50 temple on Cumberland A ve­ Maine 04102 hearse driver Jack Volkering, George Stobie, director of the from the visitor industry, he The IPE, along with the Con­ Send us your evenllistings, HARBOR LUNCH CRUISE ($j.OO) nue in Portland would relo­ you, angry leiters and espeCially Bring your own lunch, or order hot or cold sandwiches 59, was killed when the body Maine Publicity Bureau, said said, explaining why it was the vention and Visitors Bureau, your adverlisements We need cate to the quiet of Buxton. A ' from our snack bar. FuU beverage service. he was transporting was the bureau is supposed to pro­ tourist office, and not Greater the City Hall information desk 10 receive all that kind of stuff by thrown toward the front of the large number of neighbors vide statewide information. Portland Magazine or the Eggs and the Maine Publicity Bu­ the end of Ihe Thursday prior to 1:15 - 2:45 3:15 - 4:45 objected, and the board post­ the issue in which you want II Island Cruise Harbor Cruise hearse, crushing him against "The inquiries began to be for and Issues breakfasts, that took reau (in Yarmouth), are on the 10 appear the dashboard. poned its decision until it gets the city, not the state," said the first blow. list for phone referrals. Departs frOIn Fishennan's Wharf· Conunercial St. traffic and legal information. Stobie. 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A year ago this week we pasted up the flrst issue of Casco Bay Weekly. By the end of the next day, Thursday, May 26,1988, we had distributed 15,000 copies of the f1rst Casco Bay Weekly at 200 locations from Scarborough to Yarmouth. This week's paper marks our flrst anniversary. We thank all of you who have helped - by reading, by advertising, by distributing, and by writing - Casco Bay Weekly make it this far. We've learned a lot from you and we intend to get Ca.co Bay W_kly ARCHE DE TRIOMPHE An instrument of better. community understanding. Beginning with our next issue on Thursday, June 1, we Southern Yellow Pine May 25,1989 Join the revolution!!! Volume 2, Number 21 will be distributing 20,000 papers at more than 400 loca­ Simplicity, function and sturdiness are the high points of our bed. Center suppon, rugged Cary Santaniello tions, stretching north to Topsham, west to Gorham and hardwood, easy to assemble and ponable. publisher Arch walking shoes and sandals ... Underbed storage drawers come in two sizes and Monte Paul.en south as far as Saco. We are as excited about serving our for people who demand comfort may be substituted for COver in package price. editor ·new readers as we have been to serve those of you who as well as fashion for their feet TWin, Queen and King> sizes also available. Ann Sitomer Available in a variety of styles and colors . Our futons range from 6 inches to 8 inches thick entertainment editor have broUght us this far. Only at Amaryllis. . including all cotton, foam center COre and cotton' with wool padding. All in stock - the largest Hannah Holme. The following week, June 8, Casco Bay Weekly will have selection in New England! editorial assistant >Up to two weeks special order on King size. EII•• a Conger a new look. As the paper has grown it has been increas­ productKm manager ingly difficult to squeeze everything in. We're working on a Truth Hawk Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 10-8 design new design, which will bring you more local news and Amaryllis ClothinQ Co. Tues, Wed, Pri 10-7 41 Exchange 1>treet, Sat. 9-5, Sun 12-5 Toklo.hima more entertainment coverage in an easier-to-read format. FuIoN FuRNISHINGS Portland, ME 04101 621 Forest Avenue near Woodfords Corner, Portland, Maine illustration Visa, MasterCard, American Express . 871-0578 As part of that design change, we'll be changing our logo to Discover and personal checks wel co~e Brenda Chandler 772-4439 Satisfaction Guaran/eed Exit 6B off Route 295 Sherry Miller Mike Quinn the one pictured below. columnists What won't change is our commitment to you, our read­ Kathy Caron Kelly Nel.on ers. We'll continue to work hard to keep you informed Andy Newman Morgan Sheeherd about the issues that are affecting our community, and "f Lf CrOlldy'l~ Thoma. A. erde "Sl'limlno £_. CounlryN COI!\9OI'IIIIIl Milkyway contributing "'BIopKt" 15 Spud Dnltltlin TH/iILL "Ally." Aloy IIiIIJ ~ wr~ers we'll continue to pursue stories that are being ignored '1' "SOflel" S«IdII Ring Ton_ Harbert Above all else, we'll continue to listen to you. And we'll cXAGc ~ photographer COUnTRY MargWatt. tell you what we hear as fairly and as accurately as we can. 18k gold and advertising manager diamond Kate Halpert Richard Tracy wedding bands Carry Young display advertising by John Shalek c lassified advertising Barbara Heinrich I'" "'19" O/ti C'omo/y Tubing ''ShImMo hage hil" ~s ~~ Diane De.Maral. "CtOltdy lInIcfown " FIrl circulation manager "QUId; R.'R- WhNb "ArocI1 GIIFJq" SIddle Dan Tonini Frank Orlow.kl cXAGc Chrl. Daniel. trail ~j circulation

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ASV AB, according to Viernes. Perfect scores range from be major changes. He'd like to see military counseling answer. "I told him he could not come in," says Harlow. STORY by Morgan Shepard phrases for the military advertisements, military recruit­ 96 to 99. centers in every city, instead of recruitment stations. "I came in the next day and he was outside in the foyer. PHOTOS by Tonee Harbert ers sell those images to potential soldiers. They're the If the ASV AB is passed, a detailed physical is next. He's also not against a draft. But he would like to see a He had set up a table and was recruiting." salesmen for the armed forces. They're trained to sell. Then, based. on where an individual scores highest on universal draft consisting of men and women. In Deering High School doesn't give the ASV AB. It The signs hang at attention halfway down the They sell at high schools and colleges, on the street and the ASV AB, and existing vacancies, Viernes says he can Genesio's draft, there would be alternative service for carpeted corridor of the Village Green Mall in down­ in their offices. takes away from class time, according to a spokesper­ guarantee whatever job the potential recruit desires. conscientious objectors, with an option to serve in son. She says she sends interested students to the Village town Portland: "The Few. The Proud.· The Marines." "Be Like any other salespeople, they have quotas to "You've probably heard rumors," says Viemes. "'I VISTA, or the Peace Corps. Green-Mall. The ASV AB is given at Portland High All You Can Be." ''It's An Adventure." "Aim High." meet. The Army recruiters at the Portland station do heard so-and-so joined and never got what he wanted.' He doesn't like the idea of recruiters. School, but it's voluntary, says guidance director Milton The recruiting offices of the four major branches of well by Army standards. During March and April, the I'm not making excuses for the past, but I know that if "They're salesmen. Recruiters are salesmen," he Scott. the United States military cluster to the right - past a station not only met its quota but recruited more sol­ an individual joins the army, he is guaranteed that job." says. "I have long had objections to letting recruiters "The military has a lot of good programs," says coffee shop, a newspaper stand, a photography studio diers than any of the 27 other Maine and New Hamp­ Viemes opens a drawer and pulls out a contract to into the schools." Scott. "There's a lot of money there." and a hair salon. These businesses must worry about shire stations. prove it. The contract has a couple of options. The first Viemes says being a recruiter isn't easy. how much money to spend on advertising. Most of them The office entrance to the Army station is decep­ option states that if a requested job is not available, "We're selling a product here, unlike an individual don't advertise at all. tively small. It is almost upstaged by the fishbowl another option may be chosen. But the clause Viemes who sells encyclopedias. You have the encyclopedia in Life and death The recruiting stations don't worry about money. window in the Navy recruitment office. After walking says guarantees the individual the job of choice says the front of you. You feel it, you touch it. You really don't There is a lot of money behind the new GI Bill. A Recruitment is big business. The military spent $199 down a narrow, short corridor and taking a right, the individual can also be "separated from the delayed feel or touch the Army until you're in there. We go by recruit can earn up to $25,200 tax-free for college after a million on advertising in 1988, according to an estimate office becomes a large, sunny room with several desks. entry program." rumors, by movies and by recruits telling other people four-year enlistment. And the Reagan administration's by Time magaZine. Military ads cover the pages of In a comer, olive drab camouflage netting looms over a The delayed entry program gives an individual up about their experiences." cutback of financial aid programs has made the educa­ periodicals from Rolling Stone to the University of Joint Optical Information Network System, or JOIN. to a year to wait before entering the service. Being Genesio thinks the appearance of recruiters in tional benefits of the GI Bill one of the military's chief Southern Maine's Free Press. Catchy slogans blare from Recruiters use the system to show job information separated from the delayed entry program means a schools should be matched by appearances of peace attractions. local radio stations. Commercials straddle air time videos to potential recruits. person can be discharged from the Army. Viernes is organizations. He says Veterans For Peace tries to be Anyone who enlisted in the service after July 1, between the music videos on MTV. In the spring, the There are three recruiters in the Portland Station. proud of this clause. there when recruiters make their pitches to students. 1985, falls under the new bill. A quick read through one airwaves are inundated with military marketing. There's There is also one reserve recruiter. Sergeant First Class The Marines admit that if a position is not available A Lewiston teacher telephoned Genesio once, he of the glossy military brochures makes the benefits look a good reason: the high school students these ads are Allan L. Viemes is the station commander. His office is for whatever reason, the enlisted individual must choose says, complaining that a Marine recruiter was hanging great. But do read the fine print. A soldier counting on aimed at are targeting their futures. located behind the sunny room. There is a big slogan another option. There is no discharge. The Air Force and around the school advising students on the best way to that $25,200 will have $100 a month taken out of their Within the next few weeks, most of Greater that hangs in back of his desk: Be All You Can Be. Navy insist they have guaranteed positions. kill people. He says another teacher walked into a paycheck as a contribution. And the military must be Portland's high school seniors will graduate. Some have Viernes has lived that phrase. A career soldier from But Tammy Osmond's brother joined the Air Force classroom to find a recruiter explaining how to kill a told from the beginning that a recrqit wishes to partici­ definite plans, but many are uncertain. Most of those Hawaii, he was chosen as a recruiter three and a half and thought he was guaranteed a job. He was not, and person with a knife. pate in the program - the decision cannot be made have seen or heard the ads. Some have talked to the years ago. He is a fit, compact man. He is open about Osmond says he was unhappy. Having learned from her "The military has a virtual carte blanche in the halfway thr6ugh an enlistment period. If a discharged explaining the process he and the other recruiters go recruiters. A few have decided to jOin. brother's experience, Tammy chose the Army because of schools today," Genesio says. He thinks school boards soldier decides not to attend college, the money contrib­ through when they recruit potential soldiers. the clause. and principals have become pressured into thinking that uted to is not refunded. "The first thing I ask is, 'why?' I don't give guaran­ they are less than patriotiC if they do not allow the Money isn't the 'only motive for joining the military. Big promises and small print tees, because a recruiter does not give guarantees. A " military in. . Movies like "Rambo" have helped glamOrize the mili­ Tammy Osmond from Gorham is 17 years old. Tammy Osmond at the Army recruiting office. recruiter can relate what the Army will give them, Selling a product Viernes says that his recruiters visit high schools as tary hero. And during the Reagan era, a "New Patriot­ Happy and outgoing, she is excited about joining the as an option, partly because her brother had joined the providing they meet the qualifications." "If the Army is giving that out in writing, I applaud often as the schools will let them. Unfortunately, he ism" helped supply the armed forces with volunteers. Army. Air Force and had shared his experiences with her. She While conducting an interview, Viemes is gathering it," says Jerry Genesio, the founder of Maine's Veterans says, some schools don't let them in. On May 20, Armed Forces Day, she waits in front of went to see the Air Force recruiters, but later decided on information. He decides whether the person is qualified The military now says it's getting choosy about who it . For Peace organization. "That's a major step forward. The military is allowed to enter Portland High decides to enlist. The Air Force, Navy and Marines say the Federal Building on Forest Avenue for a bus that the Army. medically - and morally. Do they tell every recruit they have this right?" School anytime they want, according to a spokesperson. will take her and other recruits to Fort Devens, Mass., "Once 1 thought Army, it was gung-ho. Go all the "That's very important," says Viernes. "If a person they won't take anyone without a high school diploma. Viernes says every recruit has their rights explained Most other high schools in the Greater Portland area The Army says it will, but only if they score a 50 on the for the day. Recruits will spend the day exploring the way," says Tammy, who has signed up for four years. has a speeding ticket in Portland and has not paid, I ~ to them in a briefing session with a military counselor at allow recruiters in by appointment, some more fre­ ASV AB. Viernes says that of the people he and his base. The day will be filled with observations and She is also going to take advantage of the GI Bill. cannot process that individuaL" the Military Entrance and Processing Station (MEPS). quently than others. One exception is Cheverus High information. As Osmond waits, she clutches a teddy "The benefits are wonderful," she says. "You can't If an individual passes the Army's moral qualifica­ recruiters see, only a third will be accepted into the The delayed entry program and the particulars of the GI School. Army. bear dressed in military fatigues. "It's a mascot," she get anything like them anywhere else." tions, Viernes will explain what the Army expects and Bill are explained to them at that time. "Not usually," says Charlie Harlow, the Catholic Genesio is convinced that if more very bright says. She'd like to make it a career, she says. She says the what the Army can give to a recruit. Then the applicant Genesio and his wife run Veterans For Peace out of school's college placement director, of the military recruits interested in the benefits of the GI Bill were "I was all set to go into college. 1 had my applica­ recruiters are great. has to pass the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude their home in West Falmouth. He served in fhe Marine visitation rights. He says the time factor, not politics, forced to parficipate on foreign soil in a war not de­ tions filled out. But when it came down to getting "I know you hear that they're supposed to bowl you Battery Test, or ASV AB. Corps from 1956 to 1962. While in the Marines, he determined his decision. 'There are so many branches, clared by Congress (the last war declared by Congress accepted, that really wasn't what 1 wanted to do. I over," she says, "but these guys have personalities. The ASV AB is broken down into 10 sections. The traveled the world. Now he travels for peace. that jf they all came once a month, it would take up four was World War 11), the military would look much less wanted something different, something off the wall," We're supposed to call in every other week, but 1 call academic areas are math, verbal and academic ability. He has nothing against a strong national defense; days of my time." she says. them twice a week just to say, 'Hi, How's it going?'" The occupational areas include mechanical, business, Veterans For Peace endorses it. But he feels there should Once, he says, a recruiter wouldn't take no for an She says she had the service in the back of her mind While Madison A venue spits out slogans and catch and health sections. There are different versions of the CONTINUED page 10 10

CONTINUED from previous page After the damage has been done, Genesio claims, 24-year-old men gives the Army less recruits to try to campaign helps recruiters. attractive than the brochures claim it is. He would like to financial compensation may not be easy to obtain from recruit. And in 1986 Congress discontinued the two-year "You can reach a large group at a single time. see recruits think about their rights. He says the military the Veterans Administration. non-combat enlistment option. As a result, potential Whatever you see, you remember. It's like Burger King. often leaves out crucial information regarding life and There are other, more political areas that should be recruits became less interested. If they come out with a special on Whoppers, and I see death situations. addressed, according to Genesio. "Recrui ts are joining, As a result, Fournier feels that the advertiSing the Before you Join ••• that, the next day for lunch I might be having a Whop­ Tammy Osmond is not qualified for combat posi­ or entering, a socialist system designed to prevent Army does is important. She says that it is accurate, that per. But those advertisements are real important. They tions, because she is female. But most males in the socialism. All care is free. In turn, you forfeit some of it portrays the Army as it really is and that it is targeted Joining a branch of the military might or might not be a good option - depending on who you help us out a lot." u.s. your rights. You sacrifice some of your freedom." toward the audience it needs to reach. are and what you want. Listed below are a few points to consider before making your own decision. If armed services are qualified for combat. And unlike Still, Genesio feels it is inherently wrong for the Sylvester Stallone, they have no script to explain the Suzanne Fournier is the Public Affairs Specialist for Genesio says that he doesn't remember advertise­ you have further questions about your rights, you can call Veterans For Peace at 797-2710. military to market its product. Why? motivating factor. Says Genesio, "They may be required Viernes's headquarters, the U.s. Recruiting Battalion in ments of the kind shown today during his tenure as a "Because they're dealing with life and death," he 1. ]f you're confused about your life, speak to a guidance counselor before making a d~sion. A to kill people without knowing why. Military personnel Topsham, Maine. She has three sons who have "Gone Marine. guidance counselor will give you several options. Recruiters want you to choose the serVIce. says. are not required to tell people why." Army" and she thinks the advantages of the military far "They show adventure, beautiful women and exotic 2. If you are male, you may be called into combat. Soldiers may be used in military experiments outweigh the disadvantages. places," he says. "Most Marines are exposed to military 3. Remember two things about the G.l. Bill. If you want to participate, you must tell the military at without their knowledge, says Genesio. He cites Agent But she admits that the Army didn't meet its 1988 villages in rural areas." He says those who are stationed the outset. And the money you contribute is not returned to you if you decide not to enter college after Orange as an example. He also cites the plight of a quota. It was the first time in 10 years that the quota was in exotic places, like Hawaii, soon discover the expenses MORGAN SHEPARD ana spent time in England with her brother the military. group of soldiers sent into test sites after atomic blasts not met. Fournier has seve~al explanations for this. She of the good life far exceed the budget of the average 4. Carefully study key phrases in advertisements and brochures. Some rights will be explained to John. wlw was in the Air Force. had been detonated. Known as The Atomic Veterans, says youth unemployment is at its lowest point in a soldier. you, some will not. Ask detailed questions about everything you are concerned about. thousands of them developed cancer. decade. She says that a drop in the population of 18- to Viernes says he believes the military's marketing • 5. Get every promise in writing. Save all contracts and correspondence. 6. Do not sign anything without checking into every aspect of it thoroughly. AIR TO BE DIFFERENT. APlace for Country The Cuddledown Living & Giving! Four Poster! WALK, RUN, The good things We cordially invite you to browse DRIBBLE, JUMP..• and enjoy our interpretation of Country. 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The building it­ of possibilities: through the ways of who told me that the tourist design: "This gate represents self is round with a square roof animals! Learn to see buses are coming early this the recepti veness shown to the which rises to a pyramid. The your path on Mother year. "It's because of Ken­ concerns of THE PEOPLE of cylinder hasan outer layer with Earth more clearly nebunkport," she said. this great country." doors opposite one another so using a divination Tourist buses early and fre­ The third prize winner, that one could drive through­ system which is quently, sure. The lobster get­ Christian Fasoldt of Belfast, if it were not for the inner la yer. grounded in ting some competition from took a more whimsical ap- That inner layer, which has ancient wisdom. George and Bar- only one aper­ Boxed sel includes book. $26.95 bara on t-shirts ture, rotates 1-800-443-6070 and ashtrays, within the probably. But outer layer. THE how about With the inner PLAINS something more gate aligned GALLERY creative, how with the out­ about, say, the 28 Exchange Street. Portland Maine 04101 side door, one Businesses all over Maine are discovering Spreadsheets. Database management. And 207) n4·7500 opportunity to could enter the the convenience of using Harper Comput- design a new more. To make your business more produc­ "Zone." The ers' toll-free Customer Support number tive. And more powerful. entry for the inner layer Bush vacation . " when they have questions about their would then Choose Harper - compound? revolve inside Apple® Computer. Or if they need some an­ This was the the gatehouse· swers about an Apple Computer. for a number of opportunities. challenge pre­ until its aper­ Maybe you want to know more When you decide on a computer solution sented to archi­ ture aligned about the capability of a certain from Harper, we back you up with the tects and design­ with the oppo­ software package. Could be your largest, most experienced Customer ers by Portland's site door and Architectural printer's not printing. Or you want Support and Service staff in Maine. We those in the know how important computers are to Lecture Com­ "Zone" could to know how an Apple computer mittee (A LC) as ----. ---.:--;=.->, continue to­ can help your business be more your business. So we back up the prod­ "an outlet for --- -". ---=::>.. ucts we sell with total maintenance -~.. - -~ ';' " ward George's productive. . ".. ~-.. ... -:...- . creative .. ~._ .r· ------_.4._ . house. If the contracts, like HarperCare and " - ---- thought, politi­ . I, / ' . -- .--. _ _ doors are not BusinessCare, which provide for cal commentary, B"enl Wagner's d'-Qlvbrtdge galebouse. aligned, there forChoose a number Apple of - reasons. .!i~iiia humor and seri­ one-hour service in many cases, perfumes is no passage. Ask about our Macintosh® and even loaners when the service ous design." I called Mr. glass jewelry / bud vases / SE and Macintosh II lines, is too extensive to be completed goblets / and lots more I'm quoting from an infor­ proach, incorporating elements Hrdlicka to congratulate him mational packet the ALC sent from the lives of the President and he told me that he had for example. More and more businesses are right away'. out to announce "Bush-Gate," and First Lady. His gatehouse been intrigued at the idea of a chOOSing the Macintosh every day because Give Harper Computers a call today and Stein a design competition. The ALC resembles a Victorian turret; gate which is never open and it's the perfect business computer. It's pow- discover the unlimited number of possibili­ felt that the "white road blocks however, instead of being at­ never closed, a kind of "twi­ erful. Expandable. Easy to learn and use. ties for your business. If you're in the GA"ERY with red reflectors" currently tached to a castle, in front and light zone" one must pass CONTEMPORARY GLASS -9'...... r~~?n.... _ And it can run hundreds of versatile soft- Greater Portland area, you can also reach us in place at the Kennebunkport back are ship's masts, their through between the "public 20 MILK STREET / 207 772·9072 ware programs. Like desktop publishing. PDRTLAND MAINE 041 01 390 Fore St. 773-3080 compound "just don't seem to riggings supporting sail-like dimension" and the "Bush at 772-1156. project the image of the leader white gates on either side of dimension." He was "very of our country regardless of the house. pleased and surprised" that his political or design affirma­ Leading up to this gate­ was the winning design and tions." I have to agree. house are smaller versions of he's putting his prize, an Aldo So, apparently, did the archi­ the main gatehouse. Thesmall­ Rossi teakettle, to good use. tects who rose to the challenge est of these is a doghouse, in All the entries will now be of the purely "hypothetical front of which sits First Dog photographed and sent to the design problem" and submit­ Millie. Behind, an equal num­ Bushes, who, I should mention, ted and imaginative and amus­ ber of trees decend in size, the neither asked for nor sanc­ ing variety of entires ranging smallest being no larger than - tioned Bush-Gate. In the mean­ from shrubbery to a draw­ you guessed it - a bush. time, the Architectural Lecture bridge and moat. Redhouse Architects of Committee hopes to sponsor 319 Marginal Way Portland, ME 04101 The latter, submitted by Portland also employed a nau­ another competition. Joseph 772-1156 1-800-443-6070 Brent Wagner of Peak's Island, tical theme in their design. The Briggs of Terrien Architects, won second prize. Wagner's gate itself is fishnet with buoys one of the organizers of the extremely droll rendering of a strung along the top. It's hung event, hinted that next year's drawbridge suspended be­ between two boat hulls planted project might be a new duck tween two medieval-looking lengthwise in the ground, house for the pond in Deering stone towers dwarfs the Bush hence the caption: "Bush-Gate Oaks Park. house itself. The bridge o.pera­ - with apologies to Cadillac tor, who appears in the win­ Ranch." dow of one of the towers, is A unique concept of "gate" Authorized Dealer Apple, the Apple logo and 'Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. identified as "Ollie North: 1 in and a clever design solution a.rb.r. Hili says she prefers shrub­ a million." On the other side of won first prize for David R. bery. She will be writing about ART SEEN for the next several weeks while Sherry the moat, which Wagner has Hrdlicka of the Portland De- Miller is on vacation. --,- Today, that panel has been by the Mad Horse Theater and teas will be discussed by I joined with more than 10,000 Company, May 25-June 18 at herbalist Connis Maartin at others from all 50 states and the Theatre of Fantasy, 50 emissaries. A master of a 21- the Northeast Metaphysics string, harp-like instrument 17 countries into a massive Danforth St., Portland. Per­ Workshop on Wild Medicinal 60,OOO-square-yard quilt formances are Thu-Sun. called the Kora, Suso works Herbs. The workshop runs frequently with progressive . called the National AIDS from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at • One winter night three Memorial Quilt. The entire musicians such as Herbie Northeast Metaphysics, 33 Hancock and Phillip Glass. years ago, a man named quilt is too big to fit in the High Rd., Cornish. Cost is • Chicken. One Year Cleve Jones sewed Portland Expo - but more $35, you must preregister by Later: The Closing of Penob­ a three-by­ than 800 panels will be on calling 625-7447. scot Poultry and the Transi­ six-foot display tonight from 6 to 9 • Different Shoes, a tion of a Veteran Employee. A cloth p.m., May 26-28, 8 a.m. to 8 group of folksingers who are free public forum and slide panel in p.m. and May 29, 8 a.m. to 12 in no way related to Imelda presentation on this docu­ memory of p.m. In addition, several local Marcos, will perform at 8 ment of photographs and oral a friend who panels will be made this p.m. at The Center for the history will begin at 7 p.m. died of weekend to be joined with the Arts, 804 Washington, Bath. Exhibit stays on display at the AIDS. big qUilt in the future. Dona­ Tickets are $10/$8. For more tions made at the quilt dis- Portland Public Library information, call 442-8455. through June 29. play will remain in the com • Luther "Guitar Jr." munity and will be Johnson plays Muddy's • Momma. The idea, the distributed to local roadhouse-style blues at spirit and the essence of agencies which Raoul's roadhouse-style mother_ An exhibit at the Together with Maloka, a nine­ provide direct care nightclub, 865 Forest Ave., Danforth Street Gallery, 34 piece Camerounian soukous services for people Portland. 773-6886. Danforth St., opens today . band, Suso will give two with AIDS and their Thelonius Monster, With Swamp Zombies. At Tree Cafe. Monday night. May 29. Man. through June 17. Call 775- performances tonight at 7 and loved ones. For more in Say No," but their longtime 1833 for some motherly 9:30 p.m. at the Portland located at the comer of High was impressed by the ratings formation, call 774-6877. buddy Frank (Sinatra) was adVice. Performing Arts Center, 25A and Congress streets. Spon­ his '87 CBS special (the escape • If you need a bit of the man who could just say Forest Ave., Portland. Tickets sored by the Union of Maine from Alcatraz) brought in, humor after the quilt, let yes in "The Man With The are $13. For more informa­ Mad Horse take your Visual Artists, the talk is free and suggests that for his next Golden Arm." Married to a tion, call 774-0465. • Tired of analysts who and starts at 7:30 p.m. trick he'll publish a newspa­ wife - please. "Big Foot • Get out and get some crippled Eleanor Parker, • Cheryl Wheeler and Stole My Wife And make you lie on a couch? • Big Magic. Like all per - for free! The one-and­ exercise! Join the Casco Bay Sinatra stays on the needle Christine Lavin fill out a Agnnes Kraweck is giving a great magicians, Copperfield only Copperfield goes on Other Stories," a series Bicycle Club on their 35-mile and on the nod during this double bill at First Parish talk on "vital energy" and has tricked critics around the stage at the Cumberland • For centuries, the his­ of one-act plays, Saco River Ride (It's not as far 1955 film - until a then­ Church, 425 Congress St., monologues and promises to furnish partici­ world into calling him the County Civic Center at 5:30 tory of the Mandingo people as it sounds). Meet at the unknown Kim Novak saves Portland. Both are real pants with brief personal greatest magician of our time. and 8 p_m. Tickets are $14.50 has been handed down in the songs based on Gorham Shop 'n Save at 10 him. A good B&W flick that women doing real songs in photographic analysis. r mean, so what if he made for kids under 12 and $17.50 form of a musical oral history. National Enquirer a.m. Call Gary Davis at 856- will make you feel better the country / folk tradition. Admission is $10 to the talk the Statue of Liberty disap­ for the magical adult who By sharing this history, Gam­ headlines will be 4520 for more information. about your own weekend Lavin is the only performer beginning at 7 p.m. at Luther pear in '83 and walked takes them, available at the bian musician Foday Musa excesses, Frank's golden arm we've known to get rave Bonney Auditorium, through the Great Wall of Civic Center box office and Suso has become one of starts just before 8 p.m. on reviews from both Penthouse USM Portland. Call China in '85. Our publisher through TICKETRON. Africa's preeminent musical One of Hearts at W24AR - Channel 24 on the and MS. MagaZine. Show 774-0308 or 871- UHF dial. (you know, the ~I begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are 0287 for more expo­ great local station that Public $10 in advance (available at sure. Cable is still too cheap to Record Exchange in Portland, • Tired of analysts? Try carry.) Macbean's Music in Brun­ Deadheads. See how many • O.K., look, you've done swick and at all Strawberries), colorful people squeeze into the gardening and you've got $12 at the door. To reserve the Tree (on Danforth Street) a good start on your sunburn. tickets, call 773-6205. For tonight. (Oh, yeah, like, The Big Weekend is almost more information, call 354- Broken Men are playing over, so it's time to get out 8928. there.) and howl. .. • Omar and The Howlers • Get serious about shake the rattlesnake at clowning around. Clowning Raoul's. Inside sources say classes for kids grades 6-12 these guys had the usually offered by the Young People's laid-back longneck crowd on Theatre in Brunswick. Classes / . Austin City Limits tearing the • Fight the flow! The Gulf start today and run after- ':Itf studio down. You can tear noons through June 10 at St. of Maine Aquarium is spon­ Raoul's down. One show, 9 Paul's Episcopal Church in soring an "Atlantic Salmon p.m., $8, 865 Forest Ave., Trip" to the Craig Brook Brunswick. The $60 cost is Portland. 773-6886 . cheaper than daycare. Call * National Salmon Hatchery in • Not weird enough for 725-9379 for more informa- Orland and the Eddington you? No excuse. Try a double Salmon Club. The trip leaves bill of Thelonius Monster and Northport Plaza at 7 a.m. and Swamp Zombies. At the Tree returns at 6 p.m. Cost is Cafe, 45 Danforth St., Port­ $17.50 for non-members, land. 774-1441. $15.00 for aquarium mem­ bers. For registration of more • Threads. Rebecca information call 772-2321. Gooddale, textile sculptor + Learn how to recognize and gaI1)lent artist, will and use local plants. Harvest­ present an autObiographical ing, drying, and making slide show of her work at the salves, tinctures, liniments + Nancy & Ron said "Just Congress Square Gallery,

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The advice onto three sex-starved visitors about dating from the guys who from another planet after their hang out in the Sit and Sip is, in SILVER Maine Mall Cinemas rocket ship makes a wrong turn itself, worth the price of MaIne Mall Road, S Ponland in Albuquerque and lands in n4-1022 admission. +recommends ... FI ..d of Dr.... IPQ.131 her swimming pool. A lot of 1 :30, 4, 7, 9:30 K"(PQ.131 high-gloss backdrops and 1, 3:10,7:25,9:35 grabber colors mar1< this film, Scandal John Hurt stars in this P.t _Id.ry (AI Major League In case you movie based on the 12:50,3, 5:05, 7:10, 9:20 and the dialogue will ring bells THE RED LIGHT REVUE ~ SCREEN lhe Dr._ T_ IPQ.131 didn't notice, baseball season scandalous love affair between 12:45, 3, 5:15.7:30,9:45 (through May 24) with anyone who watches TV might be expected. The II_LHa... (AI commercials regularly. Some of has begun. Charlie Sheen and Christine Keeler and British war 1, 3:10, 5:20, 1:30, 9:4l! (1hrough May 24) SU1D.Q)er Kick off Cruise on Longfellow n novelist isn't worth a dime. The II_IAI the musical numbers are OK, Tom Berenger star in this minister John Profumo. pickle merchant was not, as 1 :30.4,7,9:20 comedy about a group of this Sunday night 7:00 pm. How I Got Into Coil... IPG.131 but overall it's a so-so show. feared, a Woody Allen type. 5:15 only screwballs playing for the Every Wednesday Nite at Raoul's - IncI ...... one. Jeff Goldblum and Charles Irving does o.k., and the movie _ 1M L.st Cr...... (PGI Rocket co-star. Cleveland Indians. Motown Dance Party. doesn't last a second too long. 12:45,3:45,7.9:50 PI_ ~Iac: IPG-131 May 24 Raoul's May 27 Afternoon Party 1 :30, 4:05, 7:10, 9:40 May 2S Benefit for Easler Se~ at Raoul's Sebasco Lodge (private) May 26 University of ~.E. Med, May 27 LongfeUow Cruise 7 p,rn. School Graduation May 28 Wedding Eve, 6-10, Gray Nickelodeon Specializing in Weddings, Corporate & Private Functions and I'; ightclubs. Temple and Middle. Ponland 772·9751 (no Ilr.;t show Mon·Fri) CALL 883-2802 SChedule subJoct to change ..,....t.. IAI 1 :30, 4:20 , 7, 9:20 _No EvU IAI 1 :45, 4:10, 7:15, 9:25 Tho Adv... t ..... of ~ Great Moments G The Adventures of Baron aaronll_aus.n IPGI Munchausen is another 1 :20, 4:05, 6:50, 9:15 ~ ••ac .... (AJ See No Evil, Hear No Evil fantasy from Terry Gilliam, who 1:40, 4:05, 6:45 'eI.e TIM Conqueror For the third time Gene Wilder ~ in Raoul's Historv~ directed the futuristic fantasy 1 :15, 4, 6:45. 9:30 and Richard Pryor team up, and "Brazil." In this movie, the time Say Anything IPG-131 1:35, 4:15,7:10, 9 :35 Field of Dreams Kevin Rain Man Dustin Hoffman though the chemistry between Restaurant and Tavern Maine's #1 Dine and Dance ctub is passed. John Neville plays an Dangerous Liaisons Lost Ang". IAI 9:30 only Costner stars in another movie plays an autistic adult, the two works and though their 18th century nobleman who Director Stephen Frears has Fri & Sat May 26-27 Memorial Day Weekend about baseball and dreams (not Raymond Babbitt, who has talented comedians, they're Raoul's opens 1/1/85 takes a journey to save a city brought movie-making back a bad combination) . Kostener inherited his father's estate. saddled here with a script that under seige . into the realm of art. Frears Raoul's opens downstairs 8/10/85 plays an Iowa farmer who builds Tom Cruise plays his brother, isn't chock full of imagination or builds upon the novel of Laclos rumpus room The Movies a baseball diamond on his corn who has just discovered his imaginative characters. Wilder (actually, a collection of letters) 10 Exchango, Portland n2-96QO field so that Shoe less Joe brother's existence and has his plays a deaf newsstand Raoul's books first band and the stage/screenplay by .... _a_.y 1/12/86 May 24-28 Jackson will return to play. operator, and Pryor is a blind Christopher Hampton to eye on the inheritance. (Tribesmen) Wed.sat at 7. 9:1 5 Unfortunately, Cruise's man . Using their available accomplish what neither had Sat·Son mat at 1 eros"n,. D ...... y (PGI performance is just good senses, they witness a murder Raoul's opens outdoor patio 5/6/86 May 27-30 How I Got Into College A accomplished an related to industrial espionage. SaI·Son mat at 3:15 harmless teen flick from the enough; he is diminutive in the Raoul's encloses outdoor patio overwhelming feeling of Sun-Toe 7. 9 The obligatory chase scenes 10/10/87 Brlghtn... director of "Better Off Dead" presence of Hoffman. intimacy with the story and its May 31-June 4 with cops and hide-and-seek Raoul's books Doc Watson 10/19-20/87 characters. Glenn Close is Wed-Sat 7,9 and "One Crzay Summer" Sat-Sun mat at 1 with villains ensue. There are &Taj Mahal marvelous as the cold, Sun eve 817 about a high school senior's Road House Patrick Swayze some good chuckles here, but Tap determination to follow his 5/23/89 calculating and painfully-in-Iove June 3-6 stars as a Rambo·type bouncer not as many as you'd expect Raoul's expands stage, Sat·Son mat at 3 dream girl to a cozy liberal arts in a rough-and-tumble Missouri Marquise. Malkovitch is seduc­ Sun eve at 9 with Pryor and Wilder. dance floor and raises roof tive beyond words. If art isn't Mon·Tueat7.9:15 college. Snazzy visual, club. If you like gory gun your fancy, the story is about occasional laughs. deaths, beatings, stabbings , decadence, sex, revenge and etc., this flick is for you ."Dirty Tap Gregory Hines stars an ex­ Celebrate Raoul's newest expansion - Beaches Bette Midler and somewhere, hidden beneath it Indiana .Jones and the Dancing" it ain't. dancer on parole trying to Barbara Hershey play lifelong all, love. + recommends this Last Crusade If you're decide whether to return to a Cinema City life of crime or a life of dance . Now every seat is a front row seat! friends. The movie has its one again and again and Westbrook Plaza familiar with any of Indy's Salaam Bombay Indian again ... 854-9116 Tap is a dance-lover's dream, a moments (about three of them MovIes are not scheduled at press time; previous "crusades," you'll director Mira Nair goes to the and they're not too call ahead 10 con firm times probably enjoy this on e too. streets of Bombay to examine high -energy film that captures Aaln lIan 1111 memorable). but it is one of 7, 9 :15, the lives of prostitutes, drug all the magic and allure of weekend mats at 1. 3:15 dance. those movies about a loved _ No EVil IAI K-9 James Belushi plays a cop dealers and con artists. The one slowly dying. You get tired 7:1 5.9:15 with a dog chasing drug main character in the drama is a weekend mats 81 1 :15, 3:15 True Believer James Woods of crying for a character you ~_.U._"III dealers. young boy who has left home 7,9 plays an ex -hippie civil rights couldn't care less about. weekend mats at " 3 to earn enough money to pay Brightness (Yeelen) Uot... To II. IPQ.131 lawyer tu rned apathetic drug­ 7,9 Listen To Me A film that his brother for a motorcycle he Waterfront Patio Rooted in the myths of director weekend mat. at 1. 3 torched. While in the streets he dealer defender, defending a Say Anything lPQ.t31 purports to be about college murderer, who he would like to Souleymane Cisse's native 1:15,9:15 debating evolves into a shallow becomes as ruthless as the rest Is Open! weekend mats at 1:15, 3:15 believe is innocent. Woods ' Mali, this magical and haunting and minipulative teen flick of the people in the street while 865 Forest Avenue film deals with a boy's journey, never fully losing his performance is compelling. His Watch for our starring Kirk Cameron and character doesn't easily submit new raw bar... the reward for completing The Dream Team Michael Jamie Gertz. innocence. This is one of the UPCOMING SHOWS which will be the granting of Keaton, Christopher Lloyd, most powerful movies to come to hope and passion, but May 24- Red light Revue Evening Star struggles every step of the special powers for mastering Peter Boyle and Stephen Furst Schedule sublect 10 change Pet Sematary The movie to town in quite a while. May 25- Red Ught Revue Tontine UalI. Brunswick way. An admirable performance HAPPy HOUR the forces that surround him. playa group of mental patients 729-5486 version of a Stephen King +recommends ... May 26- Charlie Brown Organizalion Crossing Delancey Amy in this comedy, separated from _ .... _anIAI novel, filmed right here in the by Robert Downey Jr. as a May 27- luIher "Guilar Jr." Johnson 7. 9 (through May 25 young, upper-middle-class Irving plays a single New Yor1

Floating Boat. (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 Moulton St, Portland. n4~4. Vllo & the Groov. Kings (funk) Horsefeathers, 193 Middle. Portland. n3- dancing. 3501. Zootz, 31 Forest, Portland. Thu: house The Tracie (rock) Dry Dock, 84 Commer­ music and new music'; Fri: progressive BAD HABITS MUSIC WON'T COST cial, Portland. n4-355O. dance mix; Sat: latest dance music; Sun: Owner Julia Pozzy WE DO NOT USE: Port & Starbird (acoustic) The Shawmut request night; Wed: new wave - all ages. Inn, Kennebunkport. 773-8187. blends her natural • Computers Arthur W.bst.r & Martl Stov.r The Exchange Club, 33 Exchange, YOU AN ARM & A LEG ••• ability with an Bamhouse Tavem, Route 302, N. Wind­ Portland. Open We~un , until 3:30 am • Videos ham. 892-2221. on Fri-Sat 773-0300. uncanny intuition Bill St,..t Oazz) Blue Moon, 425 Fore, Boogi. Bash Alcohol and smoke-free • Mail-In Applications Portland. 871-0663. dance first Friday of each month: June 2, and guarantees Alliance (rock) Spring Point Cafe, 175 July 7, Aug 4, 9:30 pm-12:30 am at Ram Pickett, S. Portland. 767-4627. Island Dance studIO, 25A Forest Ave, good matches! Corne... lone (rock) The Brunswick, 34 Portland. Admission is $3. People in r-"Mli:=':""""" WE DO USE: W. Grand, Old Orchard Beach. 934-2209. Kiss Club Night for singles Fridays, 8 TOM PETTY Thursday. Brok.n M.n (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Dan­ pm at the Ramada Inn , outer Congress Southern • A Selective forth, Portland. n4-1441. St. , Portland. 773-1688. Screening ()pen Mlk. Night 8:30 pm, Spring Point Lulher "Guitar Jr." Johnson (blues) Maine have Cafe, 175 Pickett St., S. Portland. 767- Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. 773- Process 4627. 6886. upcoming. come to Carol & J.remy (soft rock) Barnhouse Charll. Brown Organization (salsa! John Hiatt (rock) June 1, Raoul's, 865 • Personal Tavern, Route 302, N. Windham. 892- swing) Mikie O's, 539 Deering, Portland . Forest, Portland. 773-6886 . trust her 222t . 772-0005. B.be Buell and the Gargoyles (rock) Interviews Floating Boats (rock) Old Port Tavern, DIHerenl Sho.s (folk) 8 pm, The Center June I , Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. judgement. 11 Moulton St., Portland. n 4-0444. for The Arts, 804 Washington, Bath. Tick­ 774-1441 . • Confidentiality The Ups.tt.... (r&b) Mikie O's, 539 ets are $101$8. For more Information, call Elvis Hille. (rock) June 1, Geno's, 13 Deering, Portland. 772-0005. 442-8455. Brown, Portland. 761-2506. Harpsichordist P.t.r Watchom Curf.w (rock) Marble Bar, 53 York, Port­ Zug Zug with Wooden Igloo (new mu­ performs a program of Bach and Rameau land. n3-5516. sic) June 2, Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth , Port­ May 25, 8 pm at Olin Arts Center Concert The Gargoyl_ Farewell Party with land. 774-1441. 883-1003 Hall, Bates College, Lewiston. Free and The Jone... (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown, Foday MUM SIISO and Maloka (Afri­ DATING SERVICE U.S. Route 1, Scarborough, Me 04074 open to the public. Portland. 761-2506. canlworfd beat) June 3, 7 and 9:30 pm, Savoy Truffl. (rock) Moose Allley, 46 Island Side (reggae) The Pound in Cape Portland Performing Arts Center, 25A Market, Portland. 774-5246. Neddick, Shore Rd, Cape Neddick. 363- Forest Ave., Portland. Tickets are $13. Port Clly All Stars (r&b) T-Bird's, 126 5471 . For more information, call n4-0465. N. Boyd, Portland. 773-8040. Con Fullam Broad Arrow Tavem, Har­ Cheryl Whe.... and Chrlstln. Lavin Red Llghl R.vue (r&b) Easter Seals raseeket Inn, 162 Main, Freeport, 7-11 (country/folk) June 3, 8 pm at the First Benefit at Raoul's, 865 Forest, Portland. pm. 865-9377 Parish Church, 425 Congress St. , Port­ 773-6886. Kopt.rz (rock) Bruno's, 33 India, Port­ land. TICkets are $10 in advance (avail­ LOOKING T ....hous. (rock) Marble Bar, 53 York, land. n3-353O. able at Record Exchange in Portland, Portland. n3-5516. Macbean's Music in Brunswick and at all Th. B.nds with Clockwls. (rock) Stawberries), $12 at the door. To reselVe Geno's. 13 Brown, Portland. 761 -2506. tickets, call 773-6205. For more informa­ 'F 0 R Holy Bones (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Dan­ tion, call 354-8928. forth , Portland. n 4-1441. Sunday. Ram Island Dane. Party June 3, West Music Jams Irish Jam Session 2-6 pm End Gallery, 34 Danforth, 8-12pm. Bene­ Gritty McDuff's, 396 Fore, Portland. 772- fit for Ram Island Dance. $10. Cash Bar. Friday. 2739; Blues Jam Session 12-6 pm Tree Music by The Charlie 'Brown Orchestra. Folk B.fore Contra International folk Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. n4-1441; For more information call 773-2562. dancing June 16 (and the third Friday of Reggae Jam Session 7-11 pm Raoul's, Arrow (soca) June 4, Tree Cafe, 45 Dan­ each month), 7:30-8:30 pm at the Chest­ 865 ForestAve, Portland. 773-6886; Open forth, Portland. 774-1441. nut Street Church. Contra dance follows. Mike Night at Geno's, 13 Brown, Port­ Woodland Collaboratlv. Folk ballads Admission is $3 for both dances. For land. 774-1441. and country/rock June 4, 3 pm at The mOm information, call n4-472B. Pock.1 Band with Doug & Leah (rock) Center for the Arts, 804 Washington, Bath. Floating B_ts (rock) Old Port Tavem, LB's Pub, Rt. 302, N. Windham. 892- Tickets are $101$8 . For more information, 11 Moulton St. , Portland. 774-0444. 8923. call 442-8455. Savoy TNHI. (rock) Moose Alley, 46 Comerslone (rock) The Brunswick, 34 Market, Portland. 774-5246. W. Grand, Old Orchard Beach. 934-2209. Pock.t Bandwith Doug & L.ah (rock) Brok.n M.n (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Dan­ RAMONES- BRAIN DRAIN LB's Pub, Rt. 302, N. Windham. 892- forth, Portland. 774-1441. STEVIE NICKS· THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MIRROR 8923 . Port & Starbird (acoustic) The Shawmut TODD RUNGREN • NEARLY HUMAN Rlgamarol. (rock) Marble Bar, 53 York, Inn, Kennebunkport. May 25 Portland. 773-5516. Nlghtlif•• (rock) Old Port Tavem , 11 LAND & THE RECUNES • ABSOLUTE TORCH AND MikieO's • Portland, Me Vito & the Groov. Kings (funk) Moulton St., Portland. 774-0444. TWAG ~26-27 Horsefeathers, 193 Middle. Portland. n3- Regga. Jam with The Trlbe.m.n TIN MACHINE - FEATURING DAVID BOWIE Rosa's • Portsmouth, NH 3501 . (reggae) Raoul's, 865 Forest, Portland. DOOBIE BROTHERS· CYCLES The Trad. (rock) Dry Dock, 84 Commer­ 773-6886. 10 Exchange Street e lower level • Old Port • 773-1310 cial, Portland. 774-3550. The Shak.rs (reggae) The Pound in Port & Slarblrd(acoustic) The Shawmut Cape Neddick, Shore Rd, Cape Neddick. DON'T GET MAD••• GET UPSET! Inn, Kennebunkport. 363-5471. Arthu. Websl.. & Martl Stov•• Kopl•• z (rock) 4 pm , Marble Bar, 53 Barnhouse Tavern, Route 302, N. Wind­ York, Portland. n3-5516. ham. 892-2221 . Stygian and Ph.adbac (rock) Geno's, Bill Stre.t Oazz) Blue Moon, 425 Fore, 13 Brown, Portland. 761-2506. Portland. 871-0663. ChariI. Brown Organization (r&b) Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. 773- Monday. 6886. Nightllf•• (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 Shl.ley L.wl. (r&b/soul) Mikie O's, 539 Moulton St. , Portland. 774-0444. Deering, Portland. 772-0005. Oma. and Ih. Howlers (rock) Raoul 's, Alliance (rock) Spring Point Cafe, 175 865 Forest, Portland. 773-6886. Pickett, S. Portland. 767-4627. Swamp Zombla. and Th.lonlus DOLLAR• ' DAYS .. new and professional The A·Bon.. with The Urban Creep. Monst.r (new wave) 5129 Tree Cafe, 45 organization molded from (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. 76t- Danforth, PorUand . n4-1441. A Funny Thing Happened on the IiJI 2506. Way to the Fo.um Stephen -Second Entree' the area's most legendary bands. Corne... tone 5126-28 (rock) The Brun­ Sondheim's musical performed by the swick, 34 W. Grand, Oid Orchard Beach. Tuesday. Actors Theatre of Maine through June 22 934-2209. Regga. Nit.s with The R.negade. alThe OgunquitSquare Theatre in Ogun­ m laying ... R & B. Motow-n. Brok.n M.n (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Dan­ (reggae) Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Port­ quit. For reselVations or more informa­ ... Sixties Classics, Swing and forth, Portland. n4-1441. land. n4-1441. bon, call 646-5151. Miscellaneous Musical Jewels. Eddl. L ••t •• Happy Hour on the patio, Rockln' Jak. & the Roller Coast.r Company by Stephen Sondheim per­ Only $1.00· Bruno's, 33 India, 773-3530. (rock) Old Port Tavern , 11 Moulton St. , formed by the Portland Players through Now booking for DEEP SEA fiSHING! High Ryde. (golden oldies) Bruno's, 33 Portland. n4-0444. June 11 at Thaxter Theater, 420 Cottage weddings, special events, India. 773-3530. No R.al Nelghbo... (rock) Mikie O's, Rd, S Portland. Showtimes are Fri-Sat at Every Monday ~ Saturd~y from 5:00 til 7:00p.m. is Stale 51. Tradition Jazz Band Bene­ 539 Deering, Portland. 772.0005. 8 pm Sun at 2:30 pm . For ticket informa­ company and private parties. WEEKENDS - fit for the Boy Singers of Maine in support tion, call 799-7337. Dollar Days. Get your second, lesser priced entree' f1®!rI\t§ ~ am of their summer tour of Yugoslavia with From the Top Casco Bay Movers Jazz $25 per person the Leningrad Philharmonic. May 26, State Wednesday. dance performance June 8-10, 8 pm at Call: 774-4349 & ~(ABOUr)4?~ Street Church, Portland, 7:30-10:30 pm. Rockln' Jak. & the Roller Coasle. the Portland Performing Arts Center, 25A for just $1.00,inciuding Mikie O's new Nightly $20 kids 12 under For more information call 772-4892. (rock) Old Port Tavern , 11 Moulton St., Forest Ave., Portland. Tickets are $12 or 767-0873 Portland. 774-0444. and are available at the PPAC box office. Summer Specials!Now that's a deal! May 7.fJ ·27 Rumors (rock) Mikie O's, 539 Deering, For more information, call 871 -1013. HORSEFEATIlERS • Portland Saturday. Portland. 772-0005. Every Sunday 5- 8pm CHANDLERS WHARF Pocket Banclwith Doug & Leah (rock) Anni Clark (folk) Broad Arrow Tavern . Big Shrimp! CASCO BAY LINES LB's Pub , RI. 302, N. Windham. 892- Harraseeket Inn , 162 Main , Freeport, 4-7 ~y Summer Mosie Excursions • On Commercial St. at the Bay View Cruise ticket booth . 8923. pm. 865-9377 ~ORE ••• FULL SIZE 883-3430 +esday Little Shrimp! LUXURY ENTERTAINMENT

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Gell.ry 127, 127 Middle. Portland. Re­ Globel M.lne Conf.... nc. Two-day Life has enough hard edges. cent Maine landscapes by Gina Werfel conference on Maine's future offered by • • • • • • through June 10. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-6 USM May 24-25 at the Holiday Inn by The pm. Sat 10 am-5 pm. 773-3317. Bay, Portland. Keynote speakers are Brian M.lne Wom.n In the Art. state­ Urquart and Clifford Uncoln. For more NAME The • • information, call 875-0500. wide. non-rrofit group promotes women • IVILA\'Y Illf A~I3A\II~ • artists in al media. An exhibit of works of Joum.1 Work.hops with Alfred De­ • • handmade paper, folk art, photography. Pew for beginners and those who would Carry the work • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • sculpture, rubbings, pastels. water colors like to deepen and expand their joumals and pen-and-ink drawin!1s is on display June S-July 10; Mondays, 7-9 pm. Also a that feeds your belly Video Rentals * Compacl Discs through June 3 at Fine Line Gallery, 636 Joumal Workshop for Men, Tuesdays. 7- in a bag that's a RI. 1, Scarborough. Opening reception 9 pm . Both workshops run for six weeks. THAT Audio Tapes * Nintendo May 21, 1:30-5 pm. Hours: Mon-Fri 10 Cost is $100. To register, call 775-3708. feast for the eye. am-6 pm, Sat 10 am-5 pm . 883-1510. D .. y C .... Trelnlng Jud Smith. Ed.D., W•• I End Gall.ry. 34 Danforth, Port­ will conductlWo sessions on child devel­ As well as carrying a wide range of pop, land. Abstract works by Philip Austin, opment, behavior management, and PI.net.rlum Show. Southworth Plane­ Susan Pallrey Pedersen, Thomas stress management using the University country, classical, jazz, blues, reggae, new tarium. 96 Falmouth St. Portland (USM Stenquist and Jack Welch through June 01 Maine's new interactive television sys­ "Generic A rtist", ; campus).Astronomy shows: Wednesday, 7. Hours: Tue-Satl1 am-5 pm, Sun 12-4 tem. Attendance at both sessions is rec­ For actual visual tune age, soundtracks and ethnic music, we also into "Out on the Town"', Friday and Sunday at 7:30. Laser light pm . 775-7949. Intl.l.bl. Sculplure. George York will ommended, Local session will be held • ARTIST! stock alternative sounds - thrash, metal shows: Wednesday, Friday at 7:30, and Portl.nd M ....um of Art Seven Con­ show slides and discuss his work May 25, May 20 and June 3, 9 am -12 noon at 304 Saturday at 7:30 and 8:30 . Admission is gress Square, Portland. Hours: Tue-Sat, 7:30 pm atthe Maine Writers Center, 19D Payson Smith Hall. USM Portland and We're Can you identify the people who make Portland happen? If you love $3 for adults, $2 for seniors and children. 10-5; Sun, 12-5; Free on Thursday eve­ Mason. Brunswick. Program presented 303 Bailey Hall, USM Gorham. The ses­ dance, music, art or just going out on the town, you may be eligible to and college radio favorites. sions are Iree and open to the public, but For more inlormation, call 780-4249. nings, 5-9. Earth, Sea and Sky: Charles by the Union of Maine Visual Artists . Free win a gala w eekend, "Out on the Town." Each w eek for six weeks T.lking With An ensemble piece by Woodbury (through June 11 ).Italy Real and open to the public. registration is required, 780-5455. Come check these out••• Jane Martin celebrating the inner place in and Imagined: Etchings by Piranesi and It.ly R ••I .nd Imagined The current Sound Slaglng Public program lor the Open Channel 24 alo ng w ith Casco Bay Weekly and We LZ will be giving you all women that delines their personality. the Villa Billricci (through July 16). 775- exhibit on Italian architecture is the sub­ appreciation of music reproduction and three clues to help you identify that masked marauder. recordings Mondays, 6:30 pm at Scandi­ May 26-28 at 8 pm at Portland Stage 6148. jectofagallerytalkgiven May 25, 5:15pm Unmask the identity of all six local artists and get yo ur entries to us in • Annihilator • Bob Mould Company, 25A Foresl. Tickets $8 and Cong..... Squ.... G.nery, 594 Con­ and May 26, 12:30 pm at the Portland Mu­ navia House, 343 Forest Ave., Portland. may be purchased at the door. For more gress, Portland. Recent landscapes and seum of Art. Congress Square. Portland. Free and open to the public. For more and we time for the Old Port Festival on June 11 , inlormatlon call 985-2346. Free with museum admission. For more information, call 773-47t5 or 774-9046. All correct entries w ill be eligible ror prizes galore, including the Grand • Laaz: Rockit • Mojo Nixon still liles by Maine painter George Van Craphlc Design Software Solution. Nol • Chenc. of .. Ghosl Original HOQk through May 27. 774-3369. Information, call 775-6148. Prize, an extravagant weekend " Out on the Town." Downeast musical comedy at the School­ Art .1 Bowdoin Gallery talk given by Work.hop At Chroma, 305 Commer­ • Sea Hags • Hunters and B.rrldoH G.n.rI.. . 26 Free, Portland. cial, Portland, May 31 , 1-4 pm. Attending house Arts Center, Sebago Lake. Eve­ New sculpture by Jeff Kellarthrough June Susan Wegner. associate prolessor of Deliver! will be Elaine Dennis, Letraset district • Warrant Collectors ning performances May 18, 19, 20, 25, 10. Also at the gallery a collection of 19th art, May 26, 3 pm in the Walker Art Build­ 26. 27 at8 pm ; Matinees May 21 , 28 at2 ing, Bowdoin ColIElj)e, Brunswick. Free manager. No charge. RSVP 774-3599. and early 20th centu ry American art. Longfellow Hous.opens June 1. Hours: 7 days a week • Expose pm . Tickets $10, $5 for children under 12 Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm , Sat 12-4 pm. and open to the publIC. For more inlorma­ k's clues • Swans and seniors over 62. For reservations or tion, call 725-3275. Tue-Satl0 am-4 pm. Admission is $2.50 772-5011 . adults, $1 for children under 12. 774- including Sunday for the quote • Dixie Dregs • Proclaimers more information call 642-3743. Dean V.I.nlg•• G.llery, 60 Hamp­ Conflu.nc. Contr.st, Confllcl: rrbis -viee M.glcl.. n David Copperfield performs Tw.ntleth Cenlury Art al Bow· 1822. . . best known d we are shire SI., Portland. Recent work by Alice 7a.m. - 9p.m. 1 'this artlSt 1S d a stage an • Captain Beefheart • Treat Her Right June 1. 5:30 and 8:30 pm at the Cumber­ Steinhardt through June 11 . Hours: Thu doin Gallery talk on the exhibit will be an land County Civic Center. Tickets are 5-9 pm, Sat-Sun 1-5 pm , 772-2042. given May 27, 10 am in the Walker Art , "All of portl s 't' • Frank Zappa • George Michael $17,501$14 .50at the box office, Ticketron Th. Artl ...,.. 334 Forest, Portland. "Tab­ Building, Bowdoin ColIElj)e, Brunswick. merely players ~r ~e menu at or charge by phone (800) 382-8080. emaded: a collection of paintings, col­ Free and open to the public. For more in­ • Gypsy Kings • Throwing Muses Bigfool Siol. My Wife and Other Sto­ lages and constructions by Michael lormation, call 725-3275. tl 's at the top . he ries Mad Horse Theatre's final production LUKachko, through June 13. 772-5522. R.becca Goodd.. I., textilesculptorand 2. lLe 's Choice. aSS because • David Lanz: olthe season is a collection of some of the Art Gell.ry .1 Six Deering. Portland. garment artist, speaks June 1, 7:30 pm at RubYever carries a comP direction. l best comic one-act plays and monologues the Congress Square Gallery, 594 Con­ Union Wharf Market of Georgetown artist Charles V. Goodhue's 3· He n h a great sense •••••••• of the past few years presented in a multi­ "The Maine Connection: an exhibit of gress, Portland. Program presented by On the waterfront at the comer of Union Wharf and Commercial Street. has suC media style. Showtimes Thu-Sun. May oils, aaylics and watercolors. Also at the the Union of Maine Visual Artists. Free One Union Wharf. Portland. Maine 04101. 774-7399n74-7397. 25-June 18, Theater 01 Fantasy. 50 gallery, a group show of new works by and open to the public. Groceries' Meats· Produce· Deli· Beer I Wine· Mle • Visa· Amex Danforth. Portland. 8 pm Thu-Sat, 7 pm Charles Burdick, George Daniell, Timo­ One V ••r Lat.r: The Clo.lng of \ ••••••••••••••••••• to be continued Sun. Tickets $13111 . For ticket inlorma­ thy Parks, Cory Staid and J. Philip P.nob.col Poultry .nd the Tr.n· ~ If this clue's not enough, tion call 797-3338. Richards. Show continues through May .Itlon of. V.I.ran Employ•• althe tune into "Out on the Town" On. For All One-act plays. monologues 27. 772-9605. Portland Public Ubrary, Level One. June rIVlc.... IVIIUI IIIVC"II~UIIYt: You won't have to go out of state and songs presented by the Mad Horse Up Down... t to c.mpobeno Exhibit 2-29. The photographs and oral history for a visual clue. Portland's show case Theater Company May 25.June t8 at the 01 paintings by Portland watercolorist document the impact on the community Services for local artists and entertainment, airs 7 p.m. again to find your favorites! Theatre of Fantasy, 50 Danforth, Port­ Suzanne M. Bourassa through May 26 at when such a traditional industry vanishes. land. Performances are Thu-Sun. Tickets Feller & Co., Cinnamon Building, One A public forum and slide presentatipn will e Workers Compo • Legal weeknights 10 p.m, Tuesday & Thursday nights. are $10 on Thu and Sun. $12 on Fri-Sal. Pleasant, Portland. launch the exhibit June 6 at 7 pm . 773- • Background Checks • Retail Shopping • We will special order • For more information, call 775-5657. W ••t Side R ..t.urent, 58 Pine SI., 4761 ext 110. Send your 6 guesses to: Channel 24. Portland. Painted wood assemblages by • e Spouse Spying • Bar Shopping Ron Welch through May 28. 773-8223. For a recap of previous clues, tune in Friday nights. St.ln GI••• Gen.ry, 20 Milk SI., Port­ CCl II/oclCl}! Clllcl Clsl, CliJol..I/lhcsc SCI I' ICCS Open 7 days a week • 10-10 land. Works by Chris Heilman and Joyce P.O , Box 446 DTS, Portland, Maine 04101 or , Roessler through June 15. 772-0072. bring them to our booth at the Old Port Festival 207-846-4711 B.yvl.w Gell.ry, 75 Market SI.. Port­ Rieha.edsoll &. Assoeiates land. Recent paintings by Robert Cohen BODY 2~ u.s. Route 1, Yarmouth, ME 04096 through May 27. Hours: Tue-Sat9:30 am- 75 Clinton St., Portland 773-7301 .'­ 5 .30 pm , 773-3007. I M.lne POU .... M.rk.I, 376 Fore St.. I Portland. Group exhibit by gallery artists through May 25. Hours: Daily 10 am-6 pm. 774-1633. WCLZ & LBUY • SELL • TRADE =-FM 99 • AM 900 LIGHT UP Pine T .... Socl.ly is having a benefit H.alth Promotion .nd Medical dance party with music by Red Ught schools+libraries Prectlc. Bingham Consortium lor Health Rewe for their summer camp for handi­ Portl.nd Public L1br.ry. Monument Research Seminar Series May 25, 4:30- Trading THE NIGHT! capped children. The fundraiser is May Square, Portland. "Maine: A Fresh Per­ 6 pm at the Dana Center, Maine Medical spective,' an exhibit of Cibachrome and Center. Free and open to the public. For 25 at Raoul's. 865 Forest Ave .• Portland. N.twork of Small Bu.ln••••• Admission is $5. For more inlormation, laser prints by photographer Daniel Ross­ more information. call 780-4540. Program Schedule Monthly meeting May 25,6-7 pm, atTennis Co. Inc. Light up the night! won 20 games by July and then call 856-6124. borough. "Porcelains in New England: Klrilian Photography Agnnes Kraweck Wise of Maine Meeting Room, Falmouth. Guest 71h Annu.1 G .....t.r Portl.nd Rock· an exhibit of the Porcelain Artists Guild 01 speaks on vital energy and fumishes par­ The most amazing home run won 21 more before the end of speaker Steve deBrie 01 Dale Camegie ~ Off High school band competition pre­ New England. Bolli exhibits are on dis­ ticipants with a brief personal photographic (.! Critic's Choices hitting by one player ever seen play through May 30. Hours: Mon. Wed courses will conduct a 30-minute work­ analysis May 26, 7 pm at Luther Bonney ~98 Congress Street, Portland the season for a total of 41 sented by the Maine Musicians Assn. and shop on effective communication skills. the Portland Rec. Depl. May 28 atl pm at and Fri9am-6 pm ; TueandThu 12-9 pm ; Auditorium. USM Portland, Admission is in a professional baseball game victories ... Chesbro won 41 and Sat 9 am-5 pm. 773-4761. For more information call Tim Saulter at 2511lU Band oj Outsiders Reiche Community Center. Tickets $5 $10. For more inlormation, call One 01 26 FRI Phantom oj the opera was in the Texas League in 1902 lost 12 that year. Bowdoin ColI.ge Mus.um of Art, 781-2003. Hearts at 774-0308 or 871- ~- -- ~ New for Summer ::: from MemphiS to Chicago by Myron Falmouth SI. Hosted by USM Lileline at Portland's ~' , ;. ::: Samuels at the Portland Performing Arts Center. First come. first serve; each Monday - Saturday 11:30-4:30 you to move in and enjoy Center,25AForestAve.,Portland. 0pen- ~ ~\ ~ -plastl'c tumblers-::: ::: ing reception May 25, 5-8 pm. Exhibit will screening takes approximately 10 min­ the Back Bay Views. utes. All screenings are open to the pub­ Great Little l' l ::: DINNER ~ continuethroughJuly9andmaybeviewed lic. For more inlormation call 780-4170. Just $92,500. ::: - ~ - = ::: during performances at PPAC. Monday - Saturday 4:30-12:30 M.lne Audubon Socl.ty needs volun­ Mid-lif. Wom.n'. H ••lth I ••u ..: A Call Chris Behan teers to clip newspaper articles that Po.ltlv. Appro.. ch Two-part work­ Italian Restaurant ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Great for gifts, ~ ar.und town mention MAS or are relevant to MAS shop June 5 and 12, 6-8 pm . Fee is $20. SUNDAY HOURS For more information, call 774-8669. ::: ~ ~ t f home and patio! ~ N.ney M.rgoll. Gell.ry, 367 Fore, issues for their research library. The 4:30 - 11 p,m. Qntu" . ~ -...:...J:-) ::: Portland. Outdoor Design "Garden Show' papers can be picked up ay the Audubon , Lffi::JTI2I. ~ ::: with works by Mark Johnson. Abby Hun- Society and clipped there or at your home. 83 Exchange Street, Portland, ME 41 Middle St. e Portland For more information, call the Center for 5 Dana St., Old Port -761-9567 BALFOUR ~ 47 India Street. Portland. 775-5011 ~ loon and Sharon Townshend through Voluntary Action at 874-1015. ~ORE ••• 774-2972 773-4731 Open Daily 5 a.m./Sat-Sun 6 a.m. .. """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""", June 22. 775-3822. 773~8224 -' M." 25, 1989 23 Bird W.lk. M.ln. Audubon Society offers free bird watching walks Saturdays through June 24. AH walks begin at 7am, r------, ~more raIn or shine. The May 27 walk is being held at Biddeford Pool. For more informa­ tion, call Phyllus Farr at 781-2330. C ••co s." Blc"cl. Club Saco River AINE STATE Ride May 28, 35 miles, meet at Shop 'N When JUST Save in Gorham at to am. For more MUSIC THEATRE information call Gary Davis at 856-4520. T ••ching About Forest. Three-the Guardian • Pizza /RITaila New England School of Broadcasting and I SomethinQ you've. Subs know," I said to our two, it rather preempted. Husson College: An opportunity f?r high I been misslng- • Salads waiter. "What is every­ attention. Very shy per­ school to expenence TV producbon, ra­ Security Flashlight .,SHIKI dio broa.dcasting, newspaper writing and I doily homemade • Spaghetti body else having?" sons might want them 5 • Use as a powerful flashlight • Easily fIts in purse or pocket. advertiSIng. For more ontormallon, write I pizza dough! • Colzones ID E in om emergency or as a • SaleS/New & Used "The pu-pu platter is to hold the fire. Plzu Ricle. Casco Bay Bicycle Club is Maine Media Camp, NESB.Husson Col­ • Fast, effective and easy to use. lege, t College Cirde, Bangor, 04401. personal protection device. pretty popular." The pu-pu platter at sponsoring Thursday night bIcycle rides. • Non-letha.l - Causes no I • Cycling Clothing Meet at Pat's Pizza, Rt 1, Oak Hill. Rides Clowning CI••• offered by the Young • ONE SHOT stops assailant enjoyed. the food, all sorts of Sala Thai, on the other hand, People's Theater in Brunswick. Classes permanent injury. I • Touring Gear "If you say so," we said. are to-2O miles; pizza alter. All welcome. for up to 15 to 20 minutes. For more information, call Keith at 799- offered lor kids in grades 6-12 May 31- • Affordable to anyone I It came to our table as a large substitutes have been slipped surprises, not by showy pres­ June 10, 3-5 pm at Codman Hall, St. • Contains an UlTRAVIOLET • Repairs 1085. dye that remains Visible for concerned about safety. I round dish heaped high with in, including chicken, beef and entation but by thedeHcacy and Trek Acros. M.I_ Over 300 cyclists Paul's Episcopal Church, Brunswick. Cost is $60. For more information, call 725- up to 72 hours for Pol ice I chunks of things, mostly fried. even spareribs, a Chinese spe­ difference: crisp, unbattered have already registered for the three- Fair. Book sale, games, prizes, bake sale , 10% discount on all orders received I 232t . Other M odels A"ail, blc 241 CONGRESS STREET hospitality? its way out of the bag like a Too bad, fun for children ages 3-7. June 3, noon-3 ~ Se.birds of M.tlnlcus Rock Maine I by 5-31-89 S A I LNG In any event, the original genie and grew in our kitchen. Audubon Society field trip toone of Maine's pm. 440 Ocean St, S Portland. For more Information call 799-2400. • Mail orders to: Ron Gervais P.O. Box 1069 Westbrook, Maine 04092 C ENTER pu-pus were solidly Hawaiian Grease made tracks across my Brenda Ch.ncIler requested airfare to most famous seabird nesting colonies. Honolulu to do research for her next story. June 4, 10 am -4 pm, leaving from Port WARNING: TH ESE PROTECfIVE DEVICES CAN 13 E lIARMFUL IF NOT USED PROPERLY. Box4 Union Wharf and were hardly anything like notes. The selection consisted. Clyde. Reservations required. For more THEY ARE KOTTOYS AND SHOULD 13 E KEPT AWAY FROM CHILDRE N. in form ation call 781 -2330. Portland, ME 04101 what we pass off as pu-pus of chicken fingers and shrimp

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Index .);: ani mals home services . antiques learning ' auctions legal services ., A, auditions lost & found billboard musical instruments biz s9IVices notices : i' kids~ : rt ~ boats person to person.: fit body & soul recreation ' bUSIness opportunities ride board catering roommates -'f JUNIOR SUMMER CAMP child care stuff for sale " dating services wanted "" • Ans & Crafts • Snacks employment wheels entertainment for hire yard sale • Organized Activities ";' ~ • Free Play !t .. flea markets real estate. for .sale • Music & Songs ~ • Show n' Tell gigs real estate. for rent , • Fun & Games • Kidspon Equipment ' • Let's Color • Awards ANIMAL SIMPI.£ SCIENCE r:[OOI~ III ,1M jI.X.' i'l'l [.liI~Er1III! FX:xtt'l! I·X.' i' W''Ti'I!II t '.ailll!l!l ~1;me:, :'U I't,..,:r:Iill • Sk ill Development MAGIC • Puppets Activities • Supcr TUesday Events • Story Time • Guest Speakers OOJI • Special Game Day • Professional Staff EARLY DEADLINE: 1(.'¥£IUKJg 4iElPJ I,I'plf_ 0,' Clown & Magic SALE BY OWNER. Port­ COUPLE SEEKING All classified ads, for the June1 issue, land. Two bedroom, 1400 sq. DESIGN CONCEPTS Co. ROOMMATE NEEDED ALDEN single ocean $cull, responsible, non-smoker to ~J.!f WAREN'T KIDs , must be in by 12:00 noon, Friday ft. , WID, wall to wall carpet, State wide personal design for 3 BR apt,S minutes from blue. New oars (1988), 1986 share our spacious chem­ air con d., pool, tennis, consultants for new home USM. Large, comfortable, boat. Excellent condition . ~. ONDERFUL. May 26, due to the Memorial Day Iree apartment. Convenient PlAY SAFE. garage, tenth floor. Bayview. construction. Currently has freshly painted, Y'ith cable Ready to row. Great for be­ SIIOW 8121 Fun and Fitness Cenler location near Western STAY SAfEI weekend. Have a nice holiday! Security building. Prome- for sale, new 2,500 sq. ft. TV. $210 includes everything ginner. $1200 or best offer. U.S. Raule One, Falmouth ME 781-2671 Promenda. $200 per month QUINN'S RUBBER CHICKEN ROAST COMES HOME TO ROOST '------______..1 nade East. $110,000 (718) hand crafted mahogany con­ except phone service ($1850 new) Call 772~953 65800423, 8-9 AM temporary home in nice plus 113 utilities and security ($51mo .). Call Karen 761 - deposit. Available June 1st. country neighborhood. Just 2725. 1984 CAPE DORY sloop 774-9338. AMsllweekends 20 miles to coast, commute - 27ft, 13hp, exc cond, many lrIE~~II~ (1)1-= ~\A'II~I~ SpOrts stars roundtable PORTLAND. Northwood best. I "] J 19 i) '*5 1f f 1iii ,t9 i) f1 to the Augusta/Waterville FUN, interesting, LF house­ extras, $28,500, Iv message end unit townhouse. Two area (207) 426-9118 hold seeks long or short term 767-4552. Will consider bedroom plus loft. 1 112 bath, It is that time of year to call bet 20 grand that Flutie would gling becomes an event in '92. ROOMMATE WANTED: roommate. E. Prom area. No some financing . win the Heisman. Of course I BobbyKnight: Medals,sch­ full basement plus extras. more animals (2 cats). Non­ together the Roundtable of $87,500. 878-8520 t male 30-35, responsible to Sports Personalities who have blew it on other games, but my medals, who needs all thatcrap! IC '¥flnIl share a two bedroom, one smoker, neat, 26 plus pre­ Are you trying to fit this year's and a half bath apt. in Scar­ ferred. PO Box 7685, DTS, rec· previously failed to respond to point is that the boy can play. The Russians cheat and the food Portland, ME 04112 - OLD PORT ARMS I fU:jl!ii.\'" borough. Sundeck, parking, body into last year's bathing suit? my phone calls, cards and let­ Joan Benoit Samuelson.: in the Olympic village stinks. WID hookup, WiW carpet. ters. This historic meeting is Frankly, all this sleazy talk of I'd rather stay home, throw LOWER EXCHANGE STREET $282 plus utilities. Call 883- GF PROFESSIONAL, being convened in a small Ital­ gambling appalls me. Can't we chairs at the television and TREE SPLENDOR ED, 5870 sober, non-smOking, seeks BALLOON FLIGHTS Spacious, quaint, one-bedroom apartments beautiful three acre Leming­ the same to share lovely Reservations made now We can help. ian restaurant on Portland's talk about having babies, run­ scream at the kids. home near ocean in southern located in the heart of the Old Port. ton lot, twenty minutes from 35 YEAR OLD GM smoker mean reduced fares for India Street at the request of ningmarathons, making come­ Quinn: Thanks, Bobby, for FOR RENT summer cot­ Portland. Soils tested and Maine. CBW Box 282 summer apd fall flights! Call Join us for a one month Available in mid June. These apartments tage at Peabbles Cove, Cape with cat seeks roommate for Pete Rose. (Dim lighting and a backs and Olympic gold med­ that truly inspirational call to surveyed. Ready for your year around 2 bedroom apt. for details. HOT FUN 761 - have wall to wall carpeting, fully applianced Elizabeth. Two bedrooms. dream home. $33,500. Uonel ROOMMA TE wanted by 1735. "Something's up .. introductory offer! good color TV were conces­ als? arms. Well-coached terrorist $4000 for the season. Call with ocean views in OOB for kitchens and intercom security systems. Rent Roy ERA Home Sellers O. June 1. Looking for quiet re­ June 1. Prefer someone in make it youl" Rose: Joan, dear, I'd like to gangs are cheering around the 775-0229 their mid twenties to late thir­ sions granted to the number is $475 plus utilities. Call Spectrum Inc. 774-5766 or 283-1023 and H. spectable adult with dry $/.:.. Now $20 trade you the batting glove I world. 934-2202 sense of humor. $275 per ties. Rent is $166 plus 1/3 one hit-and-run man of all at 797-0223 - weekday mornings 8-12 utilities. Call Armand or was wearing when I broke Ty Roger Clemons: Don' t be month plus 1/2 utilities. on unlimited visits time.) Scott. 871-0126 home or Expires 5· 27· 89 Mike Quinn.: Ladies and Cobb's record for that gold you too hard on Coach Knight. The Please call 797-0223 Spectrum Inc. (jrnil(']"fl~ FEMALE ROOMMATE 773-3434 work. gentlemen, welcome to Port- won in L.A. press can drive anyone's san­ June 1, large wonderful third floor apt., working fireplace, Students - call about OUf Summer specials land, Maine - land of lobsters, J_B.S.: Stick it in the bat rack ity into a rubberroom and start NEED FURNITURE? Why NEW WOMEN'S Shogun ROOMMATE wanted: porches, parking, across MOON OVER Bourbon it not rent with option to buy. touring bike. Red 19 in. Cro­ June 1 20-30. "Responsible, CALL TODAY seagulls and parking tickets. and go back to Cincinnati you bouncing off the walls. Be­ from park Stevens Ave. Street! Mardi Gras in June! TVs, furniture and appli­ moly Frame, Shimano de­ honest, sincere, into own phoney baloney. lieve it or not, I have said a Portland. No pets, no smok­ One way ticket to New Or­ \\ ~ 1I~€W'i)§ Souvenirs from two out of the OUTER FOREST AVE. 204 SPRING ST, Spa­ ances from Rent-A-Set. Elm railleurs and braking system lifestyle, independent: Two ers. $270 plus utilities. $200 leans Irom Portland. Limited Quinn: I hate to change the thing or two which was misin­ Near Morrell's corner. Spa­ cious modern one bedroom St. Topsham, ME. 729-6637 $350. Never been used. bedroom apt. Brackett St. 1====:WfoI), ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ three will be adorned on your security. Tenancy on thirty time to use. Price neg . 773- subject when we're having so terpreted by the scribes. cious modern two bedroom apt. Recently redecorated. Days 871-4542, evenings Sunny, spacious, nice area. 1=====(C,rc:nrJi\lI(f5f windshield after dinner. Con- WWC, large kitchen, lully 767-6349. Great for active day trial. Leave a message . 3120 1 much fun, but there are other Quinn: Now it's time for apartments available. Park­ 773-2154. Neat but not in­ $225. Utilities, security de­ Ir I I JNJ sider them gifts from Portland's applianced, laundry lacility, FOR SALE: Brand new PA person. posit. 761-4696. Ashley. ing, WID hookup, WIW car­ sane. §1nU IQ' II~ Rear of 170 U.S. Houle 1 finest. Now, letus proceed with voices to be heard. Larry, dessert. Please take the ice pet, fully applianced kitchen, private entrance. Apt. has an system. Ross speakers, extra room which could be Sunn amp, bought for $2000 musIc I======-.::::!)'II ~L!:# Y Falmouth, ME' 781-1502 our agendas. Raymond,you're you've been awfully quiet. cream cone from the waitress extra storage lor larger COUCH, brown, contempo­ used for a sewing room or will sacrifice for $1400 or SO. Larry Bird: I can get down­ and bring it to your mouth. If items. $550 plus utilities. Call rary , Scandinavian Design. I first. study. Call Spectrum Inc. Call Sam 836-3310 saling • -' Spectrum Inc. at 797-0223. Excellent condition. $225. I Raymond Berry: My job is right graceless and disconso­ you are successful on the first Weekday mornings. weekday mornings at 797- 774-2661. to coach the New England late any time my team don't try, you will automatically be 0223. VOICE LESSONS olfered win the championship. I feel invited back next year. NEAL STREET, Large, first TRUE IBM compatible ~-­ by European-trained classi­ Patriots, Out home field is lo­ floor, one bedroom, WIW, ROOM FOR RENT. 536 computer system. At 10 MHZ COLOR MACINTOSH cal singing teacher and per­ , , cated in Foxboro, Massachu­ FlorenceJoyner: Hey, who parking, heated, $525. 772- Cumberland Ave. Third floor mother board, 40MB 28MS IICX computer. 4 meg RAM, lhe Gastlng Naturalist . former. My work focuses on setts. Training camp is under­ died and left you in charge? 1003 with shared bath. Quiet half height, Samsung color BO MEG drive. New. Inquiries vocal technique, interpreta­ The Place building. A must to see. $275 monitor, Star SO 15 printer, 774-9299 SAIL INSTRUCTION and MARINE STUDIES tion and breathing and body way and I am cautiously opti­ I'm the fastest woman in the 425 Forest Avenue, Portland SPRING STREET. Second heat and hot water included. Logitech hirez mouse, disk ALONG COASTAL MAINE awareness. Christina Astra­ mistic. I am the most conserva­ world. I don't need to be sub­ Iloor, one bedroom, hard­ 772-1003 drive Teac 1.2 MB, disk drive chan 772-6031. Near Interstate 295 tive man in North America. My jected to this ice cream test. wood floors, eat-in kitchen, Teac 360 K, software includ­ MAC PLUS computer. Rose: Flo, baby, would you unique bath. $340 including ing Telepainl games. One Three months old with new For Brochure .lnd Inform.-"ion: favorite color is middle-of-the­ all utilities. 772-1003 year old. Untouched. $2750. warranty and System Saver. 774-2091 road gray and I brought along be a dear and change the sta­ 874-2203 $1300. Call 879-0956 Capt Mich ael P. O'Connor THE COASTING NATURALIST a football signed by Doug Flu­ tion to ESPN. I need to check DiMillo's Marina, long Wharf tie-whkhI would like to trade the spreads on a couple West LYNDA BARRY and P.O . Box 7572 • Portland. ME 041 12 for the bat Pete used to set his Coast NBA games. "Ernie Pook Comeek Fans", WHISTLES The Rape Cri­ (207) 77 2-888& Flo: You may have set some now is the time to get on our sis Center has whistles • SUBS total hits record. mailing list. We carry all the available lor $3. Great for TI ME in spacious studio. Pete Rose: Ray, baby, you're stupid hitting record, but books, T-5hirts, and posters key chains - also come with in luck. Originally there were you're just another man on the Downtown Portland. 2000 sq. GREAT OFFICE space for created by Lynda Barry. breakaway neck chain. Pro­ CLASSIFIEDCHARGE It. Ideal for actors, dan,?"rs, small business. 215 Send your name and ceeds benelit the RCC 24- ~ e ~ 50 of my record-setting bats in street to me. Change it yourself yoga classes, etc. .Plano Congress st. Street level. address to : Mad Poodle, Box • BY. VISA hour hotline lor victims of PHONE • PASTA DINNERS existence. This is the last one like such a worthless heel. If Rosebud. and tape deck available. Newly renovated. Bath and 99093-CB, Seattle WA., sexual assault. Call 774- Knight: You gonna' stand Phone 774-5154 or 775- off street parking. $295 per 98199--0093 3613 lor more information. 775-6601 and I bet we can make a deal. Pete bet more than a nickel on 3390. Low rates. month. 772-1003 Toss me the football and I'll this year's Celtics, he's brain­ for that Rosie? Throw some­ fling you the bat. dead, period. Oh, yeah, San­ thing! At least tum over a table. Sandra Hedge: Gentlemen, dra, Red said he'd be calling Bird: Who taught you your ~~~~~~~~~~r~--~-~------~-~---~-.---~.. .w~~~ • FRIED DINNERS gentlemen, let's behave in a you this week. I think we're manners Coach Knight? Real CLASSIAEO POUCY COMPLETE THIS FORM & MAIL OR DEUVER TO: civilized manner. If anyone in getting rid of McHale to make Indiana gentlemen don't be­ this room should be passing room for you. have rudely to women. Classified ads must be paid for in ad­ CASCO BAY WEEKLY balls and toys around in a Sweetness: Thanks for the J.B.S.: That's true. I ran vance. We accept cash, personal checks, ~oupon Classified Department money orders, VISA and MASTERCARD. • COLD DRINKS tricky, confined space, it is me warning, Larry. I look forward through Indiana once and had Consult the RATES in the coupon to deter­ the caw All charges are per week 187 Clark Street Claultled - the first woman to play for to scoring off some of your no problems. mine the cost 01 your ad. FOUND items are Individual Business Portland, Maine 04102 Policy before If you derive regular income the Harlem Globetrotters. The legendary passes in 1990 and Berry: I lost a football game listed free as a public service. DEADLINE lor completeing his Up to 30 words $5.00 $7.00 from the subjects(s) of your HoI lor publlc.llon: We need the following information team calls me "Sweetness" and beyond. in Indianapolis last year. Does an types of classified advertising is Manday form. Write legibly Classified Ads(s) please 31-45 words 7.00 9.00 .t 12:00 noon for the following Thursday's or type, and use use the business rate. 46-60 words 9,00 11.00 to print your ad. ~ will be held in strict confidence. additional paper I'm not sure why. Please pass Quinn: How about a repre­ that count? edi1ion. Ads received alter the deadline will And th""k you for Each Add'i word .t5 .21 • TAKE-OUT necessary. NAME ______the sugar, honey. sentative from one of the lesser­ Gallagher: If you knew how be run starting with the next issue. CBWwill i' choosing Casco Bay Weekly CBW Box Service 3.00 5.00 to juggle quarterbacks you Quinn: Ray, speaking ofthe known sports? not print eds that seek to buy or sell sexual MESSAGE: ______~ ______ADDRESS ______special football you brought, Gallagher: I'm considered would have won. services lor money or goods, or ads with will Flutie start in the fall? A lot to be among the world's best Clemons: Is my limo here purely sexual content CBWwill not print full CITY ______of us New Englanders are quite jugglers, especially of un or tho­ yet? names, street addresses or phone numbers in the PERSON TO PERSON section. STATE ______ZIP CODE ______fond of Doug. From the time he dox objects. Don't underesti­ Quinn: Oh, heavens to PERSON TO PERSON advertisers MUST could walk, he has never lost a mate the deft hand-eye coordi­ Clemons, look at the time. The either provide a Post Office Box number in DAYTIME PHONE ______game in Foxboro. nation and intense concentra­ FBI will be here for Pete any their ad our use the CBW BOX SERVICE tion required to juggle big time. minute now so let's wrap itup. (rate information in AD FORM). All inlorma­ PAYMENT: Check ___ Money Order ____ Berry: Nothing would tion pertaining to PERSON TO PERSON make me happier that to see O.K., for starters give me Rose's Thank you all for coming. I advertisers is kept stricdy confidential. Casco PREFERRED CATEGORY: ______TOTAL WORDS: ___ Mastercard _____ Visa ___ Doug Flutie start for a team in alleged record-breaking bat, hopeyouenjoyed thecomerad­ Bay Weekly reserves the right to categorize, the Canadian Football League Berry's football from Flutieand erie and infectious sportsman­ refuse or edit ads due to inappropriate con­ BASIC RATE (from above) Credit Card 1/ ______tent, elc. CBW shall not be liable for errors of of perhaps for one of those Joanie's gold medal. (Success­ ship as much as I did. Let's not + __ EXTRA WORDS AT _ _ ¢ EACH +---- omissions in , or a failure 10 insert, any adver­ ful juggle, followed by great hold this again next year and CBW BOX SERVICE (optional) Expiration Date teams in Europe. I have to go tisement lor which it may be responsible, + ------with Tony Eason because he applause.) Thank you for the say we did. beyond actual space occupied by the ad in SUBTOTAL =------gets paid more and that's what props. I especially like that gold which error, omission or failure to insert oc­ NUMBER OF WEEKS YOU WANT AD·RUN x ____ they told me to say, medal. I'm going to win one for Mike Quinn'. Roundtable dream ended curred. Classified ads are not refundable. TOTAL ENCLOSED when he woke up and lound himself ba­ L....______---J , ______z _-_-_-_-_-_-______, Rose: Ray, lighten up guy! I myself in Barcelona when jug- bysitting his fighting children. 26 ______May2S, 1 =98=9~ ______27 biz services bod & soul I~I4tl']i'('I~I4Itl']i _ wees DWINELL AND HALL 1986 VOLVO DL wagon. VOLVO 1979 245 DL HAIL MARY TYPING PRECISION PAINTING OPENING the HEART workshops - JOURNEY AlC, am/fm cassette, cruise wagon, auto, 89 thousand Service. Don't "pass" this by Casso Trim and windows, Meditation is a way of devel­ INTO SOULMAKING control, 25,500 miles. Like original miles, one caring up" Will type your resumes, intricate work, paint and WOMEN interested in help­ oping basic friendship to­ "authenticity and vocation", t new. Snow tires included. owner. All services, immacu­ DO non-residential: June 24 and term papers, law briefs, per­ stain, wood finishing, com­ ing start a summer house ward oneself and others and $12,000. 799-t510. late inside and out. $4500 sonalized multiple letters, plete homes. References painting effort please call creating harmony and 25 call: (207) 799-1024. firm . Call evenings 883-9822 Engineering reports, plays 786-0071 797-0920 anylime. Fresh air, compassion in daily life. Five Residential: August 25, 26 ISUZU TROOPER 11-4 l YOU and scripts. I type nearly exercise, flexibility, fun (I Tuesdays, beginning June and 27 call (603) 253-4366 ART DECODE Winner receives two movie tickets wheel drive, 1985. Low miles, 1981 AUDI 5000 Sun­ 100 words per minute. Quick have a little experience. Do 13,7:15 pm in Yarmouth. Call PERSONAL POWER 30,000, AMlFM stereo cas- roof, air, Alpine Each of the numbered pairs of turn around time. Pickup and you?) Carroll Dunn at 846-0764 af­ Objects: A workshop in I sette, new radials, muffler, • GIVE MASSAGES? symbols at thcright stands fora word delivery available. Call 774- compliments of the Maine MaIl Cinema! stereo/cassette, cruise con­ PLUMBING and heating ter 6. ($30) which participants learn to HD battery, roof rack, relo­ below. ITheydon't look like the words 5410 trol. New automatic trans­ ~,: repairs, service, installation, SMALL CAFE in West­ use "power objects" such as cating must sell! Asking mission, battery, sticker. • REPAIR CARS? they represcnt - they're just arbitrary SPRING CARPET clean­ renovations, new additions, brook with staff of two look­ crystals or wands to channel SWF 38 young looking, preny (great smile) $6,900. Call 797-7128 . • RYTHMICAL Massage­ and petite, former 60s flower Child, now a 115,000 highway miles . designs.) See if you can match them ing special for a limited time commercial and residential. ing for a third person. Varied a combination of therapeutic energy for spiritual, healing $3500. Call Maureen 967- up. only, Lakeside Carpet Free estimates. Reasonable duties include some cook­ and intuitive work. June 3, business woman, but the heart still bleeds • PULL TEETH? massage modalities using liberally, looking for an attractive and fit male 4295 mornings, 772-4937 Cleaning is extending their rates. Master plumber. In­ ing, waiting tables and various oils and ointments, 9:30-1:00. Brunswick. Call after 1 pm. backfirc special. Clean any r sured. Ouellette's PIOmbing general prep. Full time hourly Regina Schaare at 729-0241 former flower child under that pin striped CHEVY CHEVETTE 1984 to achieve your personal shirt. I enjoy movies, books, Celties, Red Sox, • DEAL ANTIQUES? housework rooms, any size, 0 and Heating. 797-4859. wage. Nit Witz Cafe 854- for registration information. 4-door hatchback, 75,000 needs. conversations and walking. If you think SUBURU GL 1982 two _ backhand $69.95. Call Don at 1-80 . • Relieve mental and KIRILIAN Photography as miles. Asking $1600 or best door, PB, PS, PW, rear de­ __ flypaper an aidlinformant in nutritional Mowtown and Golden Oldies are still the best 312-1425 . SEXY, luxurious lingerie. If physical stress, and tension, offer as is. Clean car with frost, am/fm tape, sporty, 80 • SELL HOUSES? _ hangover analysis, exposes/reveals and miss dancing. write me about yourself, REPAIR your credit rating! you like it but can't afford the HELP WANTED 2 part­ relax and tone muscles, regular maintenance. New thousand miles, $900 or best _ handout energy blockages that may photo would be nice, but not necessary. Send $5 for guaranteed re­ high speciality shop price let time positions. Knowledge of improve joint mobility, and muffler, rear shocks. Call offer. Andy 773-5352 _ firefly manifest within/about the Portland area. CBW Box 283 • SHRINK HEADS? port to Total Financial Suc­ me show you how to earn it natural foods preferred. integrate body, mind and 854-1580, leave message _ paperback subtler/auric energy fields of cess Publications, PO Box by having heme parties. Ex­ Morning Glory Natural Foods. spirit. AUDI 5000S 1981. AC, _ hangout 6486 Portland, ME 04102 Brunswick - contact Susan An appropriate the human body . If the divine Jf you have placed. an ad in the casco Bay Weekly per"!!lonals your CC, sunroof, Alpine sound, cellent $ opportUnity, also. ad 15 automatically entered In the PE~ONAL 011 TIlE WEEK contest energy flow is 1968 V4 SAAB delux. • TUNE PIANOS? overhand COLLEGE STUDENT with Start your own business! Call 729-0546 complement to counseling for that week..... e arc looking (or ads that are crntt.e, witty .00 fun. new battery, new transmis­ _ paperwork and other therapies. Gift obstructed/prevented from ~nnet5 will recdYe thdr tlcketsln the maiL I Runs and looks good. sion, luxurious, $2500. t975 truck available to do odd 799-1217 after 4pm. firework cetificates available. reaching the cellular levels, Classic lines. $700. 283- Volvo sedan, automatic, new jobs. Very handy and can fix VARIETY Store/Delivery. • PLANT BULBS? _ housefly THE PAINTER who has Linden Thigpen, certified allergies/diseaseslmalfuncti 0753 after 6 pm. engine, exhaust, tires, most anything. Excellent Two positions. Position 1 - _ overhang been decorating New massage therapist. New ons in various forms will in­ brakes, battery, great body, references. Call anytime, Food prep, cashier, stock. SWM LOOKING for a outhouse England is finally in Maine. Images 142 High St. (across evitably occur. Please join dependable. $1200 967- • PET SIT? night or day. 797-7126 Flexible schedule, involves SWF to share the outdoors SWM 29. If you are 21-31, CHEVY CAVALIER 1986 We now have great opening from Sonesta), Room 515. ONE OF HEARTS in welcom­ 4295. weekends. Position 2 - and cuddle with. Would like and you are honest, loving, 34,000 miles, one owner. REPAIRS OR REHAB. savings for interior and By appointment 775-4010. ing to Portland, Maine, inter­ Can you solve the Real Puzzle? Same as above and includes caring, compassionate, sin­ Two door, five speed, white. • TEACH ITALIAN? General contractor special­ exterior paintaing. For your national lecturer, AGNNES her to be 35 to 40. Must be 1976 VOLVO 242 DL If sa Iherccould bea 520 gift certifi­ delivery of take out foods. gentle and like walking on cere, fun-loving, fairly hum­ New: front brakes and tires, izing in new or rehab projects decorating needs and for KAAWECK, Ph. D. on Friday, Good body and engine, clean cate for Alberta's in it for you (first ~o10. Must have transportation ble, faithful, attractive, cud­ rear shocks, muffler, tune­ for homeowners. Competitive your free estimates, call May 26, 1989, at 7:00 p.m. the beach, holding hands interior, high miles. Asking • SING AND DANCE? prize). Or tickets for two aboard the and proof of insurance. BEGINNERS TAROT. and cuddling. Long term diy, realistic, and you enjoy up, sticker. Lifetime rust­ rates and references. Call Norseman the Painter at at U.S.M. Portland, Luther $800 or best offer. 766-2313 Longfellow Cruise Lines (second Jatco Inc., 883-9211 for Hourly wage, tips and Were you interested or curi­ Bonney Auditorium, as she relationship possible. Please long walks, long talks, and proofed. Runs great. $3900 772-1620. mileage reimbursement. Ap­ or best offer. Call 772-7831 early am or evenings. prize). Winners will be sclecled from ~ () estimates. ous enough to buy a deck of shares/reveals information send phone number and lifes simpler pleasures, then • HIRE SCIENTISfS? among thecorrcct entries by a random -= ply in person: Harbor View tarot cards only to have them perhaps we should meet? I on the extremely important photo if possible. Send to 1979 MAZDA RX-7, 5- drawing. Contestants arc ineligible 10 Variety 171 York St. Port­ languish in some out of the CBWBox281 know who I'm looking for, but ~ ~ matter of VITAL ENERGY. In CLASSIC CAR 1951 speed, AlC, sun roof, stereo. win more than one prize in a four- ...,•• & land, Maine. way spot, unused an un·un­ do you want to be found? I'm + PLAY GIGS? Town Country Upholstery addition to furnishing each Lincoln Cosmopolitan. Rare. Great shape. Fun sports car. week span, and only one entry is al- 11 . derstood? Now is the time to . willing to do my part, yours by Stephen Scott participant with a brief per­ LF. 34, well educated, inter· One owner. White walls. $2500. lowed per contestant. get to know these cards with starts with a letter and a ACTIVISTS: Are you sonal photographic analysis, esting, active, in need of so­ Power windows, seats. Baby 1981 Honda Accord. Top • VIDEO WEDDINGS? All entries for this week's Real 868 Broadway concerned about the political the strange pictures on them Agnnes will be available for cial stimulation seeks like photo please. See you soon. blue with lots of chrome. condition. Looks new. Well­ South Portlan.d, ME 04106 and find out how to know CBW Box 284 Puzzle must be received by noon environment in Maine? Join more detailed consulta­ minded others for summer "Suicide" doors. Luxury car maintained. $1750. 839- Wednesday, May 31 The solution to the Maine People's Alliance them and use them. We will tions/evaluations on Satur­ activities. Boating, beach, of another era. Collector's 3041, keep trying. 779-2291 Choose Casco Bay this week's Real Puzzle will appear In briefly explore the history of day and Sunday, May 27-28. piece. In remarkably good in our fight for environmental music/art, etc. CBW Box 279 SWF 34 5'7·. Attractive, Weekly as a vehicle for the June issue of Casco Bay Weekly. divination to give us a For tickets, $10.00, informa­ shape. $3000 firm . Call 775- 8 and consumer protection! active, sensual, sexy, play­ delivering the message framework to operate in and tion/appointments, please 0985. Leave name, number RENAULT FUEGO 1982, Send your best guess to: Hours 2-10pm. Training and HI! TO REACH the places ful, bright, intense, pensive. about your business Paul Aiken benefits. 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Excellent time employment in Scarb. to miss dancing, write to me rock, films and fitness seeks by Lynda Barry drawing on location in Port­ children ages 5-10. Learn references upon request. dance. Five consecutive 2 Portland area. Own trans­ about yourself, photo would hand building and glazing week sessions 6/19 through G or BiWF for friendship. land area. Sundays lOam to Call Ms. Valentine at 775- portation and lots of refer­ be nice, but not necessary. CBW Box 286 3pm for four weeks starting techniques. Educational and 2655 8/25. For information call ences. Call 883-1473, leave Portland area. CBW Box 283 June4. Rain dates resched­ fun! Saturday mornings or 799-2400 message If no answer uled. $100. Also, figure Monday afternoons, Wood­ ------, drawing in my studio at 317 ford area. 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