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The Maine Island Trail STORY by Wayne Curtis PHOTOS by Tonee Harbert fanfare, Casco Bay has become the starting begins in the protected point of the Maine Island Trail, a 32S-mile LaUer day Eskimos are paddling up waterway that winds up the coast to Ma­ waters of Casco Bay- Casco Bay in roto-molded polyethylene chias. Billed as a watery Appaiachian Trail, and Kevlar boats loaded with point-and­ it permits kayakers and other small-boat but unprepared boaters click cameras and freeze-dried food. On owners to island-hop along the shaggy Portland's Commercial Street, their fringe of northeasternmost United States, arrive quickly at the center brightly colored, narrow kayaks rest atop much the way A.T. hikers can traverse the foreign cars like mobile missiles in search East Coast's mountain spine. of a stormy debate over ?f a launch pad. Some fear that the Maine Island Trail wilderness access. Casco Bay, and the entire Maine coast, will hasten crowding and congestion in the is becoming a mecca for sea kayakers. islands. But a number of advocates for the Beyond the singular allure of Maine's trail say that it won't be the destruction of 3,000 coastal islands, there's a reason that the Maine islands - but their salvation. the kayakers are coming here. With little CONTINUED on page 8

UPDATES page 2 LISTINGS page 14 WEIRD NEWS page 3 EATS page 18 TALK page4 SPORT page 20 VIEWS page 6' CLASSIFIEDS page 21 COVER pageS PUZZLE page 23 ART SEEN page 10 POOK page 23 CALENDAR page 12 A ticket to ride. Old Port Festival schedule. See page 4 Creative studio space. See page 16 See page 10 June 8, 1989 3 2 Casco Bay Weekly

THE WEEK IN BRIEF: S.D. Warren pays for pollution The S.D. Warren paper mill in Westbrook has reached a legal agreement with the Natural Resources Defense Council, which sued the mill in January over wastewater violations. The mill has agreed to pay the national environmental group $15,000 for court costs and to pay a minimum $2500 fine for any violations of its water license during the corning year. Although the mill is sup­ posed to monitor its own wastewater and report its own viola­ tions, the NRDC will also monitor the water for one year. The NRDC suit pushed the state to sue as well, resulting in fines of $98,500 in February.

Tourist office scores staffers .I The Portland Convention and Visitors Bureau will take over staffing of the tourist information office, which was left staff-less two weeks ago. The Chamber of Commerce, which laid off its Southern Yellow Pine information staff, will continue to pay the rent, light and tele­ phone bills; the Cily of Portland will give the bureau $15,000. The Join the Rugged hardwood Is easy to operate and has tbree positions for great revenue shortage that led to the lay-offs has only been addressed versatility. Also available in queen sizes. In stock. New Generation of Brown with to the extent that a charge will be ~ssessed on display space for Cboose from the largest selection of futons, futon frames and covers Matthew DIPierro straddles his sewer-swamped forest. pamphlets. "To get through the tourist season - that is the imme­ The Best Deal in Town on two of 'the in New England. Futon mattresses from $89.00 to $279.<\0. diate goa\," said Trudy McNully, visitors bureau director. hottest cars around! Take your pick and 621 Forest Avenue near Woodfords Comer, Portland, Maine drive home a Grand Am or Calais today! 871-0578 Satisfaction Guaranleed Exit6B off Route 295 South Portlanders sue over flood Refugee English program nixed 'Includes all applicable factory rebates The spending cap may have stemmed the tide of same as when they started, if not better," said Scrambling under a tax cap threat and a squashed budget, the and dealer incentives for qualified buyers. rising taxes in South Portland, but it's also flooded DiPierro. "It's a thousand times worse." The chief Portland School Committee has axed, among other things, the ..pontiae FU10N FuRNISHINGS two acres of forest. Matthew and Thelma DiPierro engineer for South Portland, Ed Reedman, agreed. program thatteaches preschool refugee children English. Federal :: , Oldsmobile of Thornton Heights are suing the Cily of South "We're probably back to conditions that existed in funds that ran the program for three yearsdisappcared this year; • 284-4555 Portland for damages to their land. It was taken by the 1920s," he said. Reedman said more than $1 774-4311 the school committee decided not to spend $65,000 to continue it. Rt.1 Saco ME eminent domain for a sewer project, which was millionisneeded to hook up the stormwatercollec­ The program, which served as a na tional model, taught English to halted due to lack of funds. tion pipes to an outlet pipe in the ocean. Thatfigure 120 children from 171anguage groups during the three years, and '1t's like a pond down there," Matt DiPierro doesn't fit into the spending cap. always had a waiting list, said Grace Studley, director of bilingual said. "Water covers an area of two acres, and it's "It is our intention, as soon as funds are avail­ education in the Portland schools. Studley said money will be four feet deep. Old trees are faUing over due to able, to extend the new pipe to Cash Comer," said sought from local businesses to continue the program. Also cut loosened roots. It's a mess." Reedman, at which point the old pipe could be was a career education program at the middle schoolleve\, three The sewer project, begun in January, was in­ unplugged. The two lines could then work sepa­ high school English teachers and the teacher of the small engine tended to stop ground water from seeping into the rately, with the sewerpipescarrying sanitary sewage repairprogram at Portland Regional Vocational Technical Center. sewage and stormwater system through fractured to the treatment plant, and the old pipes draining clay pipe. The DiPierro's land was one of three stormwater into Casco Bay. properties the city took by eminent domain in DiPierrohasspentcloseto$2000inlawyer'sfces Seabrook arrest fest order to install new fiberglass pipe. ina Cumberland Counly Su peri or Court appeal for In the biggest Seabrook arrest fest since 1977, 627 people Trees werecuttomake room for equipment, and damages he said resulted from the city's eminent clambered over the fence at the New Hampshire nuclear power a new line was laid. As new pipe was been installed domain action. The cily has offered him sums of plant June 4, only to be carried away by police. On Monday, June the old pipe was plugged, leaving stormwater no $2500 and $3000, which he refused. He is seeking at 5 another 107 people were arrested for blocking the gateways to place togo. least $4000 and removal of the water. the plant. Many people were arrested multiple times, said Seab­ Thatwould have been temporary. Butasa result "I wouldn't settle for$10,000 if they don'tgetrid rook police. The protests mark the beginning of low-level testing of the spending cap approved in November, the of the water," he said. at Seabrook after a plagued 13 years of construction. construction wascutshort. The section of stormwa­ Steven Fletcher, attorney for South Portland, ter drainage pipe on DiPierro's property hasn't said the city's position is that there has been a net , been routed to the Cash Comer discharge point. benefit to the DiPierro properly, and that an ease­ Gay pride; Senate shame The rainthatfalls on the DiPierro'sland stays there. ment already existed for the old pipes. He said he's Hundreds of people marched for gay and lesbian pride in "They guaranteed (the property) would be the hopeful the case can be settled out of court. Portland three days after the Maine Senate killed the gay rights I Breit Walker bill. Even after the House had amended the bill to clarify that its passage would grant no special privileges to gays and lesbians, · .. When your rent money could be used to buy your own home. the Senate refused to add gays and lesbians to those protected by the Maine Human Rights Act, turning the bill down on May 31. It · .. When Showcase has the most affordable homes in the state. Train travel advocates assemble would have outlawed discrimination in areas of housing, jobs, Train travel in Maine chugged forward May 31 said. "Rail gives us not only a cleaner environ­ credit and public accommodations. · .. When Showcase has the best financing plans for home buyers. when a group of rail fans announced the forma­ ment, it also costs less." He said a diesel train can On June 3 hundreds of people marched through Portland in a tion of TrainRiders Northeast. The group will be move people two toiour times farther per gallon "Pride March," encouraging people to persevere in the quest for · .. When we can show you how you can own your own home for as pushing for an Amtrak link from Boston to Port­ of gas than a plane or car. civil rights for bisexual,gay and lesbian people. June islesbian and little as $15 a day! land, and beyond. The cost of infrastructure for rail travel is less, gay pride month. "People areout there waiting for a focal point," too, Davis said. He contrasted the $175 million HQmWz Holmes Call Showcase Home of Maine at our toll.free number or stop by our said Al Caron, a Portland publicrelationsconsuIt­ needed to upgrade.30 miles of the Maine Turn­ ant who helped organize the TrainRiders. "We pike to just $30 million needed to upgrade 110 model homes on Route 4 in Turner at Turner Plaza and Route 302 hope TrainRiders can be that focal point." rnilesof train track between Portland and Boston. NEWS OF THE' WEIRD: in Naples across from Mardon Marina. We'll show you just how easy The groups wants train service restored to "Rail is the form of transportation that makes it is to really own your own home. Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. In Maine, perfect economic sense," said Jim Michalec, a ... Danny Heitman was placed under citizen's arrest by his it wants service inland as far as Bangor and as far South Portlander who carne to the press confer­ bailbondsman in Tucson in October. He had been arrested for east as Rockland. It wants to see stops in Ken­ ence to show his support. "And it's one of the bank robbery and, needing $550 cash to buy a bond for release, Call tOOaY! 1~800~ 344~65 5 2 nebunk, Old Orchard Beach, Brunswick, Lewis­ cleanest ways to transport people in the world." convinced the bondsman to drive him to "my bank so I can get the ton and Augusta, among others. Eventually, it The Maine Department of Transportation is money." Minutesafter alighting from the bondsman'scar, Heitman ARC BELLIVEAU hopes for service to the Canadian provinces. doing a market study to see if anyone would use returned clutching a fistful of money and being chased by a teller. brings Etruscan pottery, painting "It'sgoing to lighten traffic," said Wayne Davis, rails in Maine. The DOT also requested $100,000 ... Jim Bell Young, 20, an ice cream flavor-mixer at the Imperial and sculpture into the 20th chairperson of TrainRiders and Chief Executive to study rail restoration; this was vetoed by Gov. Flavors plant in Eloise, Fla., died recently when he fell into a vat , , century with his easy care Officer of BankEast MortgageCorp. "Whata good John McKernan. of cocoa powder and suffocated. sportswear. rail service will do is spawn attendant services­ Michalec had criticism for politicians who have ... Justine Spiros, 60, of Lombard, III ., used all of her retirement yet to show leadership on bringing rail back. SHOWCASE HOMES, INC. Made of 100% cotton, the Amaryllis Clothing Co. taxis, busses." money to purchase 600,000 latex gloves to corner the market for [B "Augusta never should have allowed the passing REALTOIt Etruscan collection is cast in 41 Exchange Street, Reducing traffic is one benefit TrainRiders people working with AIDS patients, but bought cut-rate and SETTING THE PACE IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING of passenger rail in Maine. Now it's up to them to ochre, rust, white or black. .. POI1Iand, ME 04101 promised; air pollution would be reduced. too. wound up with mostly defective gloves. "Recent polls show that Americans are prepared grab the ball before private individuals do." Model homes open 9am-7pm Weekdays 9am-Spm Saturdays Noon to 5 pm Sundays and is available only at Amaryllis. 772-4439 Chuck Shepherd/AlterNet to pay more foi a deaner epvironment,'" Davis HIurnIIh HDlmes 8, 1989 4 Casco &y Wukly Jun, 5 VIDE

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• Junt8, 1989 0 C..,co Bay Wukly • Short of some fine tuning. the trail route has been The group is not only working to prevent fu tuTe more or less established. Future plans call for ex­ SEA KIYAKING: abuses of the islands, but also to remedy past .ffiJS­ panding the number of side trips to the bays and uses. Tom Roeber, head of the Casco Bay section of inlets along the way, including smaller island net­ Finding a sea kaya~ . the Maine Island Trail Association, says, "A lot of works in Passamaquoddy Bay. Increasing the num­ Purchasing a sea kayak ~s an expen~l~e en­ The people already use the islands, but nobody does deavor, though unlike a satlboat once It IS pur­ ber of islands is keeping in line with association's anything to clean them up." Last summer, Roeber chased the costs are low. Kayaks sold at L.L. Bean . emphasis on dispersed use. The number ,?f islands led a dozen boaters on a clean-up trip to one Casc? range from $340 for a plastic Keowee (suitable that could be included in the network IS open­ Bay island that netted 20 bags of trash and t~ree tires. only for poking around in protected waters) all the ended," Getchell says. The Island Trail Association are also helping out way up to $2,100 for an expedition kayak made of As that number grows, the association hopes ~o the state by monitoring the use of the islands. Kevlar. Tommy's Hardware in Portland sells Lo? . take an even more active role in island preservation Maine ,.,.,..,., sheets are provided to members to tally what actiVI­ plastic and fiberglass boats ranging in price from by acquiring easements and perhaps even owning ties are taking place on which islands and bl how $750 to $1,600. And Saco River Outfitters offers islands outright. In this, they would perform a many. With this information, a da~ base Will be plastic, fiberglass and Kevlar with prices starting similar service to that of the Nature Conservancy, created to help develop future poltcy and to deter­ at $637 for an Aquaterra Chinook, up to $1,900 for iii" which has been acquiring Maine lands since 1956. mine where enforcement efforts should be concen­ an Eddyline Wind Dancer. The major difference would be that ca":,pi~g would trated. In addition, Getchell hopes to establish a If you decide to buy, be sure to take the boat out be allowed on association lands; campmg IS banned program in which members can "adopt" an island on the water before writing out your check. Every Island nationwide on all conservancy lands. and watch it throughout the season for abuse by boat has its own feel : some are stable, some are fast, none are both. Find out which you're most vi~to~ ··d 1· 1 d A new park system The association has also involved indivi ua IS an comfortable with. On August 4-6, L.L. Bean hosts Despite the association's efforts, concerns about owners, resulting in a number of private islands the 8th Annual Sea Kayaking Symposium in being opened for camping. Getchell though~ that . overuse remain. Castine, offering plenty of demo boats to sample. "I don't think the trail will add to the congestion," some conflicts between users and owners might anse, To register, call 800-341-4341. says Ken Fink, who also holds Maine Island Trail Trail so he was cautious at the outset. "As it turns out, Starting on June 15, an informal. group of Association card number one. "But there are some there are very few complications," he says. The kayakers will meet on Thursday ~ghts at the East owners set the ground rules (one island owner problems." . . End Beach in Portland for an evemng paddle. If For one association membership IS open to all prohibits camping until August 15 ~n deference to you don't own a kayak but have questions, feel Dave Getchell, driving force behind the Maine Island Trail. small boa~, including powerboats. Fink cites "poten­ nesting ospreys on his island), and In free to stop by and ask. For more information, exchang~ t~e tial difficulties" with power boaters who can trans­ owners get management assistance from association port large groups with large amounts of trash to the contact Jeff Wescott at 846-0556. CONTINUED from page one gested) and come complete with meadows, pine a private landowner. And many boaters aren't en­ members. Eighteen members travelled las~ su~er Kayaks out of your budget? You can always islands with much greater speed and ease than forests, and leftover observation towers from World tirely discriminating. "There's an attitude that if to Elwell Island, the first privately owned Island m rent. Saco River Outfitters rents kayakS for $35 per kayakers or sailors. "Kayakers and powerboaters "This is not a tourist attraction," says Dave Getch­ War ll. Sea kayaking has been called "backpacking there's a campsite on an island, it's alright to use it," the network, and removed two dozen bags of trash. day, including all necessary gear. Tommy's tend to look at the world differently," he says. "We ell, the driving force behind the Maine Island Trail. by boat," and, appropriately, the islands offer primi­ says Ken Fink. That attitude - combined with rising The private island owners turned out to be as Hardware rents open Scupper kayakS (no spray . don't have to have different standards, but we seem Christened last summer with about 35 islands in the tive campsites as spare as anything you'll find in the real estate values - may do more to hasten the closing enthusiastic about the project as the boaters. All three skirt is used) for $30 per day including paddle and to." Fink is optimistiC that through peer pressure and network, the trail system has expanded to include backcountry . of private islands to boaters than anything else. who opened their islands to camping last year publicity, the low-impact ethos can spread to all life jacket. nearly 60 islands. The trail begins at the town landing in Yarmouth. "Permissive trespass has been established for a quickly signed up for this season as well. And "There's no question that there are more people In Casco Bay, the islands along the route include long time in Maine and has been generally accepted Getchell received.,ii far warmer welcome at the most island users. . Drawing attention and easing access to the M~me Whereto go paddling now," says Ken Fink, an associate professor Little Chebeague, Crow, and Jewell, all in the north­ on the islands," Getchell says. "But as the price of recent annual meeting of the Island Institute than at Right in your own backyard. Casco Bay has islands by establishing the trail is a gamble. But m of geology and oceanography at the University of ern part of the bay. (The route initially began in South land skyrockets - an island that sold for $50,000 ten the earlier one: Six other island owners approached dozens of islands accessible by small boat. For a changing times, new approa.ches are ne.ooed. And by Maine who's been plying coastal waters by kayak Portland, but planners decided to avoid congested years ago might sell for $250,000 today - the owners him to discuss including their islands in the network. guide to selected state-<>wned islands, write for the incorporating private lands mto the tra~l netwo~k, the since 1977. "You used to be able to go kayaking and_ Portland Harbor.) The trail continues downeast, up get more and more edgy about people coming on to This year, Getchell says, at least 12 private islands brochure "Your Islands on the Coast" from Maine Maine Island Trail is taking an innovative step m the chances of running into someone offshore in a the Kennebec River and through Sheepscot Bay, then their land and building fires and camping." As a will be open to association members. . Department of Conservation, Station 22, Augusta, canoe or kayak were remote." Today, these encoun­ along Johns and Muscongus Bays before skirting the result, more "No Trespassing" signs are likely to recreation management, one that could serve as a Besides making its voice heard among Isla.nds ME 04333. . ters are commonplace, he says, particularly around ~orthern edge of Penobscot Bay. After passing sprout up on privately owned islands. model for other such endeavors nationwide. The Maine Island Trail guide, which lists pubhc users the association also hopes to be heard In "A whole different view of public access has got to popular areas like Casco Bay. between Mt. Desert Island and the mainland, the trail State-{)wned lands may be affected as well. Lack­ Au~sta and Washington. By getting people to the and private islands open for camping along t~e be made," says Getchell. "What we're trying to .do continues on along the open Maine Coast between ing the resources to police the 1,500 state-{)wned islands, Getchell hopes to breed a proprietary interest coast, is provided only to mem~rs ?f the Mame Launching the trail Schoodic Peninsula and Western Bay before finishing now is establish an open use rather than a restncted islands, the Bureau of Public Lands may be required among visitors who will voice the!r co~cerns about Island Trail Association. The guide IS updated up in Machias. type of use. It can't be just laissez-faire.any longer." The idea for the trail first surfaced in the summer to close down more islands to public use if recrea­ the islands to their legislators, their neighbors, annually. Membership dues are $15 for an individ~ of 1986, when Getchell, a 61-year-old writer and The trail was not designed as an expeditious tional users don't respect them. That would mean a everyone. "In this day and age, if y~u d,?n't have a ual, and $25 for a family. Write.: Maine Island Trail editor, helped survey the recreational potential of 250 coastal freeway - the 325 miles covers only some 160 greater concentration of people - and less of a constituency, you don't have anythmg. Membe~­ Association, 60 Ocean St., Rockland, ME 04841. state-owned islands as part of a state-sponsored airline miles - but as a gentle meander along the best wilderness experience - on the islands remaining Wayne Curtis is a freelance writer who lives with his kayak ship in the association is expected to top 1,000 this project of the nonprofit Island Institute. What the of what the Maine Coast has to offer. It passes open for camping. on Peaks Island. survey found was that more than 100 of these islands alternately through protected coves and around ex­ Citing one example of overuse, Fink says that two year. offered excellent access by small boat and were posed headlands, through estuaries and out into the summers ago an enterprising young man moved on worthy of a visit in their own right. These included open sea. It has overnight stops on islands both to state-{)wned Fort Island in the Damariscotta River such spots as Basin Island in the mouth of the New vegetated and barren. The largest gap in the network for the entire summer. He commuted to the mainland Meadows River, and Harbor Island near Isle au Haut. is only about eight miles, in Frenchman's Bay. That's by motorboat, and kept island visi ting hours when he After plotting these islands on a map, Getchell an easy paddle if the weather's right. wasn't working. "He and his friends partied all noticed that they were spread along the coast evenly weekend and made it unpleasant for anyone who enough to allow boaters to travel from one to the next Troubled waters wanted to visit," Fink says. Although this isn't likely as if along stepping stones, camping along the way. Peddling the idea has been a tougher crossing. to become a common problem along the coast, it "It became obvious that there was a tremendous From the outset, the idea ofthe Maine Island Trail suggests that new answers may have to be developed resource here," Getchell says. He and Philip ran into opposition. When Getchell first introduced for new and troubling questions. Conkling, executive director of the Island Institute, the idea at the 1987 Island Institute annual meeting. drew up a formal proposal for the trail, which they private island owners objected, saying that it would Teaching the users presented to the state in 1987. The state Bureau of lead to their islands being overrun as campers "The trail is in its infancy stage, but it will defi­ Public Lands saw merit in the idea and, along with scoured the coast looking for places to pitch their nitely have a lot of impact," says Cathy Piffath, L.L. Bean, provided a modest grant to get it started. tents. founder of H20utfitters, which leads kayak trips on Getchell wrote several articles on the proposed But Getchell pointed out that uninvited visitors to Casco Bay. "I'm a little concerned it. But if people join trail for boating magazines, including the Island their islands were likely increase regardless of the the Maine Island Trail Association and learn what Journal and Small Boat Journal. A number of people Island Trail. More and more people are in search of low impact camping is all about, then I'm all for it." responded, and he asked those who seemed most fewer and fewer wildlands these days. Recreational Although the original plan was to develop the trail committed to the idea to lend a hand. In the spring of demand is surging across the country, but nowhere solely as a recreational resource - a waterway equiva­ 1988 the Maine Island Trail Association was created as acutely as in the Northeast. According to a federal lent of, say, Vermont's Long Trail, a long-distance as a division of the Island Institute. A steering survey, only 294 public acres exist for every 1,000 pathway that runs through the state from Massachu­ committee was organized to develop the route. The Northeast residents - compared to 8,000 acres for setts to Canada - those involved soon recognized that group worked with the state to identify appropriate every 1,000 residents in the west. it could be a much more powerful force in helping islands for general public use. And last summer, the Add to these demands the rapid pace of nonre­ shape the future of the Maine Coast. "We very association, decreeing the trail to exist, published the creational development along the Maine Coast, and it quickly saw that it had far greater potential as a first guidebook. becomes apparent that more problems are going to means of preservation of the islands," Getchell says. "What we're doing, in effect, is building our own arise. The closing of Wells Beach to beachgoers last The association's main goal is not to promote the park system in which, for all intents and purposes, year has been the most publicized battle for recrea­ trail - in fact, the group been trying to keep a low we are the managers," Getchell says. Like the Appa­ tional access, but it's simply a symbol of smaller profile since its inception - but to spread the message lachian Trail, which is owned by the federal govern­ skirmishes that are being fought up and down the that only through low-impact, dispersed-use camp­ ment but managed by volunteers associated with the coast. The decision two weeks ago to remove moor­ ing will islands remain open for public use in the private, nonprofit Appalachian Trail Conference, the ings from Cocktail Cove on state-{)wned Jewell Island future. In effect, association members are asked to Maine Island Trail is a joint effort between public is perhaps the most recent indication of the changing become proselytizers to encourage kayakers, sailors, • agencies and private citizens. rules of the game. powerboaters, and others to respect and conserve Today, an ambitious and well-equipped boater While many of the effects of growing demand for island resources. In this, they're advocates for the could leave Casco Bay by kayak or canoe and arrive recreational lands have been felt first in the more islands much as Appalachian Mountain Oub mem­ in Machias about a month later. And it could be done accessible Northeast parks - such as the White bers are advocates for the White Mountains. with only periodic stops on the mainland for water Mountains, Acadia and Baxter State Park - the The Maine Island Trail Guidebook devotes nearly and provisions. There's no precedent for a saltwater islands aren't immune. The number of people who as many pages on how to camp as where to camp. This trail of this size," Getchell notes. sail has increased by more than 200 percent in the last advice includes tips on how to leave the islands The islands along the route do not offer luxury 25 years; canoeists are up by more than 500 percent. spotless (e.g., build fires below the high tide mark), as accommodations. Many are nothing more than an Sea kayaking is only one of the newer and more well has how to a void stressing wildlife such as acre or two of ledge, with some grass and maybe a efficient ways to get access to the islands. nesting birds and seal pups. The guide, which is CBW photos{Torree Harbert small spruce grove. None offers reliable water. None The potential for conflict is heightened due to the updated regularly with newsletter supplements, even A lone kayaker paddles through the fog off Long Island In Casco Bay. offers shelter. But some - such as Jewell Island in unique nature of the island archipelagos. Smaller includes information such as where ospreys are northern Casco Bay - are impressive (if often con- islands look the same, whether owned by the state or nesting on particular islands. Jun< 8, 1989 1 0 Casco Bay Weekly

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Opening Reception space Friday, June 9 5-9 p_rn. THE PLAINS GALLERY' Jay and George York share an art space with Armand Moreau. PhotolJay York 28 Exchange Street, Portland Maine 04101 207) 774-7500 All three artists have been able to meet their done sculpturesor stage backdrops for the Maine share of the studio's expenses. Jay York ph~to­ Festival. I first saw New York City from the back seat of graphs original art for local galleries and individ­ For most of the artists, there is a difference my parents' car at night. I was about 12 years old. ual artists. Armand Moreau does black and white between the work they do to pay the rent and their I looked at the thousands of lit up windows and printing in the immaculate darkroom at the far "own work." Having your own business narrows thought: there are lives being lived behind each of end of the studio. He also gives classes in black tha t difference, but doesn't necessarily dissol ve it. The Casco Bay Country Store, these windows, lives far more interesting than and white printing and rents the darkroom to Both Jay and Armand say they're both about two for the convenience of our ladies mine. I imagined cocktail parties, smokey rooms other photographers. George York constructs his years behind in their own printing. Jay York works . ' where poets read out loud, intellectual discus­ will be open on Sunday starting inflatable sculptures for a variety of clients and in color; his subject is "family outings, barbecues sions in hallways crammed with books. events. He's made a giant cellular phone, a 40-foot and picniC tables." Armand Moreau works in the second Sunday Well,llived there-inNewYork,in Boston and birthday cake with candles, and beautiful cano­ color and black and white. His subjects are di­ in Chicago. So I know better. in June from 12 • 5:30 pies for restaurants. For the past seven years he's verse, from portraits to landscapes. George York's Now I live in Portland. I'm not cured, though, personal objects include functional hot air bal­ of my fascination with bright lights or interesting loons and airships. At present he's at work on a Our collection of summer light weight cotton lives. Now I watch the Scotia Prince go by and Share the Romance kayak. A trained architect, George likes to make sportswear, party dresses and summer suiting invent scenes behind the windows. It's part of things you can get inside of. at Portland'& has never been as lovely and exciting. being a writer. But sometimes you don' tneed to invent a thing IIOne of the The three men have succeeded in sharing the Great Little to make an interesting story. You just open a door. space without any major conflicts. In fact, there is We are open 9:30 - 5:30 Mon. Ibm Sat. something very positive going on in this garage. SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN In this case, it's the smaller door at 55 Federal St., . OMEop~~ Italian Restaurant not the 16-foot metal roll-up door. That's the door purposes of having Next to the door, as you enter or leave, there's a 185 PARK ROW grey Formica and chrome table covered with ••• BRUNSWICK, MAINE they used when 55 Federal was a truck garage. It SBreakfast ,. Lunch announcements from local galleries, artists' cards ~ "AROUND THE CORNER FROM BOWDOIN still works; in fact George has plenty of room to OUR COFFEE POT IS ALWAYS ON. 5 Dana St., Old Port 0761-9567 41 Middle St. • Portland CO lUGE, ACROSS FROM THE drive his VW van in to work on it. this space was to - and brochures. There are more of the same along WE ARE AIR CONDITIONED BIG GREY CHURCH" open Daily 5 a_m./Sat-Sun 6 a.m. 774-2972 You'll find yourself in a big open space with a the wall, along with photos and postcards. 16-footceiling. There's a couch atoneend,a deer's "One of the purposes of having this space was head on the wall, and a long table stacked with create a community to create a community of artists," Jay told me. Southern Maine Vocational r------, ....------bolts of bright nylon. You inight find George York "People get out of art school and they miss the Technical Institute announces the, at the old black Singer sewing machine. Or Jay of artists. support they had there. A lot of people go to grad : York with his head under a black cloth, taking school to continue that support. I wasn't ready to I:i. ~rn®®~~ I Small Spring I 46 Ocean St., South Portland I photographs with a 4x5 view camera. You'd be go to grad school." Intention and opportunity came together last ~ new and professional U...,d & Out~f-Prlnt Books I less likely to see Armand Moreau sincemostofhis People get out of Point I Tel. 799-SAVE Boat spring and the Studio Get-Togethers were born. fiJ organization molded from I We Q!!J books, too. I work is done in the dark. Jay describes a warm Friday evening when a few the area's most legendary bands. SU.LILLl. ...);. A year and a h3Jf ago,Jay York realized that he I "POSSIDLY THE BEST I friends dropped by the studio after work. Friday I SECONDHAND BOOKS HOP I Handling was making enough money photographing art­ art school and they m laying ... R & B, Motown, I IN THE ENTIRE I work to quit his job at a custom color lab and go night is traditionally opening night in the art U Sixties Classics, Swing and MILLCREEK AREA OF I world, when people leave work and move from Miscellaneous Musical Jewels. I SOUTH PORTLAND." I into business for himself. His brother George had already been supporting himself making nylon miss the support gallery to gallery, socializing. Here in Portland Now booking for there may or may not be an opening, but there will weddings, special events, VN A one day workshop for inflatable sculptures, but needed a larger space to This coupon good novice recreational boaters. company and private parties_ for $1.00 OrF work. Moreau, also a photographer, had been be artists and friends at 55 Federal. Recently there A 20 hour "Learn to Sail • each hook of $6 or Includes "Hands On" train­ they had there." have been live bands. Garage rock? Art rock? Program" offered weekly , ,- more. ing on Casco Bay aboard working mostly at carpentry, and decided it was all summer at SMVIT. glass jewelry Check it out. It's the glass door. Call: 774-4349 5-(c("~ Expires - 7/1/89 SMVTI 's 32 foot powerboat. necklaces, bracelets, earrings. time to take his work more seriously. o Individualized instruction York pins. bolo ties, fun stuff. All three signed a lease for 1,800 square feet of -Jay The lit up one. or 767·0873 • New "21' keel boalS" Dates: June 10, 17, 24, July I, 8. • Every Sunday· • Professional Instructors WE HAVE ABOUT 16,000 Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm a 6,OOO-square-foot 1920s truck garage that backs Casco Bay Lines BOOKS INCLUDING • Flexi~le hours Place: SMVfI into the hill beneath the East End Cemetery. "Ac­ Summer Excursion Series IlUNDREDSOFCURRENT Cost: $SO.OO "More Bay for your Buc/d" Call SMVTI AND OUT-OF-PRINT tually part of our stud io if four feet undergrou nd ," for Information COOKBOOKS Jay tells me in the same tone someone else might Barbara Hill has lived in six states, but will always FeLl. SIZE UIXL"RY EI\TF:HTAIi'i"El'."T 799-7303 ext. 244 use to describe a new redwood deck. "It keeps us be a member of the Woodstock Nation. warm in the winter and cool in the summer." Minister and a member of the Tickets are $14 in advance, 40A LafayetteSt., Rt. 88, • Harvey Fierstein stars in two-hour documentary show continues through June Association to write a book openers.Tickets are $18.50 African National Congress, $15 day of the show. The Tree Yarmouth. For more informa­ the movie version of his Tony premiering tonight on TNT 25 at Pickard Theater on the on art collecting in the White and $16.50, reserved seating, will speak on South African is at 45 Danforth St., Portland. tion, call 846-6306. Award-winning play "Torch television. The special airs Bowdoin College campus in House. His slide show tonight and are available at Ticketron, women and children and 774-1441. • The Portland Public Song Trilogy," which is tonight at 8 p.m. and again at Brunswick. Performances are will focus on the impact Teletron, all Strawberries Library is kicking off its year­ currently playing at The 11. Tuesday-Saturday at 8 p.m. individuals like Dolly Madi­ locations and the Record discuss the U.S. Senate's long centennial celebration Movies, 10 Exchange St., with 2 p.m. matinees on son and the Kennedys have Exchange in the Old Port. efforts to pass sanctions • The Atlantic Chamber Portland. The story is about a Wednesday, Friday and had on the White House against South Africa tonight Soloists conducted by Richard female impersonator in Sunday. Tickets are $10-$20. collection. For more informa­ at 7:30 p.m. at the Immanuel Vanstone perform a program What's out there? search of a stable and loving For more information, call tion, call 775-6148. Baptist Church, 156 High St., of Baroque music at 8 p.m. in relationship. Today at 2:45 725-8769. • Jackson Browne makes Portland. Rev. Chabaku, who USM's Cortheli Concert Hall has received several humani­ p.m. there will be a ~nefit his only New England ap­ in Gorham. The program showing of "Torch Song pearance at 7:30 p.m. in tarian awards for her human includes Bach's Brandenburg • Tired of disco, head­ Trilogy" with proceeds going Veteran's Memorial Park, • Rev. Motlalepula Ch­ rights efforts, comes to Maine Concerto No.5 and his arias banging and techno-pop to the Portland Chapter of Manchester, N.H. David abaku, an exiled South Afri­ under the auspices of the for tenor and viola with viola dancing? Return to the clas­ Amnesty International. Lindley & El Rayo-X are the can United Methodist Reform Maine Project on Southern obbligato, Cimarosa's Oboe sics with Ram Island Dance's Tickets are $5 and are avail­ Africa. The lecture is free and Concerto, Vivaldi's bassoon six-part workshop "Tango able at the door. • The Irkutsk Chorale, a 32- open to the public. For more concerto "La Notte," and a Argentino." The workshop is voice mixed chorus on tour information, call 774-9833. Handel Overture. Tickets are taught by Danny Trenner, from the Siberian city of $8. For more information, call who has been studying SunRa tangos in Buenos Aries, and Irkutsk, will perform a pro­ 839-5922. & is for both partners and gram of Russian classical, folk His and sacred music at 8 p.m. in Arkestra singles, so you don't need a play date to attend. The workshop the Bates College Chapel. The • From One City Center to will be held June 13-14, 20-21, group will be making the Friday, • " ... infectious melodies. June 9 Moulton Street, the streets of 27-28 at 7 p.m. at Ram Island only Maine appearance of at the the Old Port will be filled Dance's studio, 25A Forest their New England tour at And infectious, loping Tree. with musicians, performers A ve., Portland. The cost of the Bates. Tickets are $5, and $2 rhythms. And the sort of • He's back and still inter­ subtle, stunningly descriptive galactic. Sun Ra & His Ark­ and vendors selling delec­ series is $50. For more infor­ for students and senior citi­ table eats in all-paper pack­ mation, call 781-3552. zens. For reservations, call lyrics that fit the rest of a estra return to the Tree Cafe, good song like a favorite pair ages. The festivities start with • Some of the artists who 786-6135. playing their eclectic, jazz of jeans fit a 40-year-old sounds. As Sun Ra explained, a parade down Exchange flock to the Skowhegan farmer." This is a description "1 paint pictures of infinity Street led by the Dixieland School of Painting and Sculp­ of songwriter Dave Mallett's with my music, and that's sounds of Bellamy Jazz Band. ture each summer to paint Performances will be happen­ and teach are showing their 1986 record ''Vital Signs" why a lot of people can't from a review in the Wash­ understand it. .. " On top of ing at Canal Plaza, on upper works through August 20 at Exchange Street (across from the Portland Museum of Art. ington Post. A Maine native, this, the size of Sun Ra's Mallett's recording career band, the costumes, and the with a storyteller festival Ben & Jerry's), at Fore & Among the artists repre- . • Every Thursday evening began in 1978 and his songs featuring Laura Simms, one Union Streets, Milk & Market sen ted in the exhibit are the the doors of the Portland Mu­ "outer space" and intergalac­ have been sung and recorded of the leaders of the revival of Streets, Moulton & Wharf neo-expressionist painter seum of Art are open to the tic motif has given Sun Ra a by such artists as Arlo storytelling. Simms gives a Streets, and Boothby Square. Leon Golub, the "painter's public free of charge. Tonight, cult following. See for your­ Guthrie, The Irish Rovers, • Robert MacNeil of the storytelling workshop this Children's activities will be painter" John Walker, the there are two talks being self when Stfu Ra & His John Denver and the Paul "MacNeil-Lehrer News morning from 9:30 a.m. to 12 centered around Tommy's drawing-oriented painter given as well as lots of art to Arkestra take the stage for Winter Consort. Maine's own Hour" gives a reading from noon. The cost of the work­ Park. For a complete schedule Terry Winters, and Judith see. Painter Lisa Allen, whose two shows, 7:30 and 10 p.m. folksinger returns from his book "Wordstruck," a shop is $12 and pre-registra­ of events, see the listings. Rifka. work is currently on display Nashville for a show tonight memoir of growing up in tion is required. Following • The Maine State Music as part of the "Perspectives" at Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave. Canada and the development the workshop, Simms will Theater opens its summer series highlighting contempo­ of his appreciation for the give a storytelling perform­ season with Lerner and rary Maine art, discusses her power and importance of ance at 2 p.m. The perform­ Lowe's musical "Brigadoon." work in a gallery talk at 5:15 words. MacNeil will give a ance is free, but tickets must The musical fantasy is about a p.rn. today, and tomorrow at half-hour reading beginning be obtained in advance at the magical, sleeping Scottish 12:30 p.m. Tonight at 7:30 at 10 a.m . at Harbour Books, circulation desk of the library • The man behind count­ town that awakens for a p.m. William Kloss will give a or by calling 773-4761 ext. less Hollywood classics, John single day each year. The slide lecture "Paintings for 418. Huston, is the subject of a the President's House." Kloss has been commissioned by • the White House Historical OLD • r PORT . ~ FESTIVAL (' 1989 • ~

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June 8, 1989 1 5 Dan Waxman (acoustic) 7-11 pm, Bob Dylan July 15 at the Seashore Face soundstage Broad Arrow Tavem, Harraseeket Inn, Performing Arts Center, Old Orchard 162 Main St., Freeport. 865-9377. Beach. Tickets are available at the box Old Port Festival oltice, Ticketron and Teletron (800- 11 :15 - 12:15 Sunday. 382-8080). For more information, call • • • • • 934-1731. Raoul's and Ea Leavitt Broken Men (rock)3:30pm, Dry Dock, Elvi. Co.telto Aug 16 in Veterans Harbor Light Cafe 84 Commercial, Portland. 774-3550. Park, Manchester, N.H. Tickets are June 15, Bath Rlgamarole (rock) 4 pm, Tree Cafe, availabls now at Strawberries, Record 45 Danforth, Portland. 774-1441. Exchan~ and Ticketron. For more Realty • • I~ Big Chief & the Continentals (r&b) information call 603 627 8028 every Sunday 5-8 pm aboard casco. ' - - . Rt.G G}t d'~ Bay Lines, departing from the Ferry Terminal, Franklin and Commercial, . thank nIJI,.llll. Portland. For ticket information, call --""------774-7871. Tragically Hip (new music) 9:30 pm, ~a·~ Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. 774- 1441. • I • • LI.tlng. mu.t be received by 5 pm the Thuraday prior to publication Pop Chronicle. (rock) Old Port • • Ann Silomer, C•• co Bay Weekly, 187 Clark Street, Portland 04102 Tavern, 11 Moulton, Portland. 774- MAINEtST 0444 . Savoy Truffle (rock) The Pound, Cape Rd., Cape Neddick. 363-5471 . Mu.ic .lams Irish Jam Session 2-6 pm FRII JUNE 9 Gritty McDuffs, 396 Fore, Portland. Construction From Saturnl W~h his 772-2739; BluesJam Session 12~pm See No Evil, Hear No Evil For the Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. 774 - for completing Raoul's expansion INTERGALACTIC third time Gene Wilder and Richard 144 t ; Reggae Jam Session with Dani ARKESTRA Pryor team up, and though the chem­ Tribesman 7-11 pm Raoul's, 865 Forest * ahead of schedule • 773~886; istry between the two works and though Ave, Portland. Open Mike their talented comedians, they're sad­ Night at Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. SUNRA 774-1441 . * below bid dled here with a script that isn't chock From the Top Casco Bay Movers Be there for the show of the full of imagination or imaginative char­ Jazz dance performance June 8-10, 8 season: pageantry, dancing SILVER acters. Wilder plays a deaf newsstand Monday. pm at the Portland Performing Arts and all thaf jazz I Center, 25A Forest Ave. , Portland. We highly recommend Maine 1st operator, and Pryor is a blind man. Us­ Folk NlghtAcousticJam Tree Cafe,45 Tickets are $12 and are available atthe $14 in advance I $15 day of show ing their available senses, they witness Thursday. Danforth, Portland. 774-1441. PPAC box office. For more information, for your important construction projects Showtimes: 7:30 & 10 p.m. a murder related to industrial espi­ Shadow and Bad Credit (rock) Pop Chronicla. (rock) Old Port call 871 -1013. onage. The obligatory chase scenes Gena's, 13 Brown, Portiand. 761 -2506. Tavern, 11 Moulton, Portland. 774- Storytelling Fe.tival Informal Maine 1st e 22A Free St, e 871-1010 SAT/JUNE10 with cops and hide-and-seek with vil­ The Rev (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 0444. storytelling and light refreshments June Ratt (metal) 7:30 pm, Cumberland SCREENAdventure. of Baron Mun­ lains ensue. There are some good Moulton, Portiand. 774-0444. 9, 7 pm at the Portland Public Library, And don't forget to visit Raoul's newly ONE PEOPLE County Civic Center, Portland. Tickets MonumentSq., Portland. Laura Simms chau.en is another fantasy from chuckles here, but not as many as Savoy Truffle (rock) Moose Alley, 46 you'd expect with Pryor and Wilder. Market, Portiand. 774-5246. are $16.50/$17.50 . For more conducts a storytelling workshop June expanded Entertainment Emporium! REGGAE DANCE SPLASH! Terry Gilliam, who directed the futuristic The Neatswith True Non-Believers information, call 775-3481 . 10, 9:30 am-12 noon the library (fee is fantasy 'Brazil." In this movie, the time Torch Song Trilogy is the film adap­ SUN/JUNE11 tation of Harvey Fierstein's awarcl-win­ and Boom Shanu (rock) $5 Tree $12) and gives a storytelling is passed. John Neville plays an 18th performance at 2 Free tickets for ning play about a lonely female imper­ Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portiand.77 4-1441, pm. OLD PORT FESTIVAL! century nobleman who takes a journey The Whig. (rock) Marble Bar, 53 York, Tuesday. the performance are available at the to save a city under seige. sonator looking for a stable and loving Portiand. 773-5516. Symphony of Businas. Reception circulation desk at the library or by BLUES JAM Noon - 4 p.m. relationship. Anne Bncroft is convinc­ sponsored by the PSO Women's from Belfaatwlth Bad Credit Cafe is a fabulous movie Siaid Cleave. (roots/folk) Amigo's, 9 calling 773-4761 ext. 418. RIGAMAROLE 4 - 10 p.m. SHADOW about two women. Marianne ing in her role as the gay man's mother. Dana St., Portiand. 772-0772. Committee, featuring a t 6-booth Bigfoot Stole My Wife and Other Wing. of Desire German director Open Mike Night 8:30 pm, Spring business show, music-by The Atlantic Storie. Mad Horse Theatre's final and from Canada a·II·f.\iitp' Sagebrecht plays a German tourist who Ensembles Quintet, champagne, hors leaves. her husband while driving Wim Wenders' movie is about angels Point Cafe, 175 Picken St., S. Portiand. production of the season is acollection MCA Recording Artists and mortality. Bruno Ganz plays an an­ 767-4627. d'oeuvres, in Cumberland Hall,Sonesta sppofson tabloid headlines. Showtimes through the Mojave desert. CCH Atlantic Chamber Solol ... Hotel, 6-9 pm . TIckets $12 per person. Thu-Sun, through June 18, Theater of Pounder plays a cafe/motel owner with gel who falls in love with a trapeze artist For more information call 797 -5163 or THE -WILD HEARTS and wishes to regain his mortality. conducted by Richard Vanstone Fantasy, 50 Danforth, Portland. 8 pm her own family troubles. The two meet perlorm works by Bach and Vivaldi at 8 773-8191. Thu -Sat, 7 pm Sun. Tickets $13/11. and COONCATS up at Bagdad Cafe. Sagebrecht wants pm in Corthell Concert Hall, USM bob h.rvey (reggae) Tree Cafe, 45 For ticket information call 797-3338. to fit in (even if she does hate the cof­ Gorham. Tickets are $8. For more Danforth, Portland. 774-1441. A Funny Thing Happened on the _li,li·jlt.\aN',1 fee) and Pounder wants nothing to do information, call 839-5922. Portland Folk Club Summer Song Way to the Forum Stephen Swaps will be held the first and third with the foreigner (even if she does help Sondheim's musical performed by the • • Tuesdays in June and July at the Actors Theatre of Maine through June out around the cafe). By the end of the • What's Where Friday. Munjoy Hill Observatory, 7:30 pm, $1 22 at The Oqunquit Square Theatre in nTANS movie the women are friends and they donation requested. Open to all, p~~~:K:.:~S~~W:It~h~TH:E ~M~IGHTYSUNDAY6/11 The Wild Hearts (rock) Gena's, 13 Oqunquit. F'or reservations or more are happy. Although the ending is a bit Maine Mall Cinemas Brown, Portland. 761-2506. perlormers and listeners. For more information, call 646-5151. sugary, the characters' and the plot's Maine Mall Road, S PDr11and Broken Men (rock) Dry Dock, 84 information call 773-9549. Company by Stephen Sondheim idiosyncrasies are truly engaging. 774-1022 Commercial, Portiand. 774-3550. Siaid Cleave. (roots/folk) Gritty performed by the Portland ' Players .recommends ... D.IHI Po ... Socl.ty IPG) Siald Cleave. (roots/folk) Amigo's, 9 McDuffs, 396 Fore St., Portland. 772 - through June 11 at Thaxter Theater, 1 :30, 4, 7, 9:35 (opens June 9) 2739. THE Dead Poet. Society Robin Williams st. 'flo"" II IPG-13) Dana St., Portland. 772-0772. 420 COttage Rd, S Portland. Showtimes puts down the guise of the comedian in 11 :45, 2,4:30,7:20. 9:40 (opens June 9) The Rev (rock) Old Port Tavem, 11 Magazine (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 are Fri-Sat at 8 pm Sun at 2:30 pm . For Moulton, Portland. 774-0444. TRAGICALLY HIP Peter Wei~s ('The Year of Living Dan­ No Holda ...... (PG-13) Moulton, Portiand. 774-0444. ticket information, call 799-7337. 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:20,9:20 gerously- and 'Witness, latest drama " __ IR) The White Wall. (rock) Moose Alley, Brigadoon Lernerand Lowe's musical 46 Market, Portland. 774-5246. about a sleeping Sconish town that about an English teacher in a strict 12:50, 3, 5:10, 7:25, 9:45 Wednesday. Field 01 Do_. (PG-13) .lohn Hiatt (rock) Raoul's, 865 Forest, awakens for a slOg Ie day each year Ticket Info. 773-6886 • Entertainment Hotline 775"2494 boys prep school, teaching about non­ 1 :30. 4, 7, 9:30 Portland. 713~886. Billy Da.e and Kid Stiff and EI Cid June 13-25 at the Maine State Music conformity . II..-...·IR) Legend (rock) The BrunSwick, 34 W. (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. Theater, Pickard Theater, Bowdoin Girl. Are Ea.y A dim-witted 1:30, 4.7,9:20 (through June 8) Grand, Old Orchard Beach_ 934-2209. 774-1441. College, Brunswick. Perlormancesare Indll,,,.".,,.. Magazine (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 musical comedy that celebrates tacky and the Le.t Crus.... IPGI The Up.ette,. (r&b) Mikie O's, 646 Tue-Sat at 8 pm with 2 pm matinees on pop culture to the max. Geena Davis of 12:45, 3:45, 7, 9:50 Forest Ave, Portiand. 772-0005. Moulton, Portland. 774-0444. Wed, Fri and Sun. TIckets are $10- "The Accidental Tourisr fame stars as PI"" e ...ll8O IPG-131 McCregeor McOehee Horse­ Anni Clark (acoustic) 4-7 pm, Broad $20. For more information, call 725- 1:30,4:05, 7:10. 9:40 (lhroughJune 8) feathers, 193 Middle, Portland. 773- Arrow Tavern, Harraseeket Inn, 162 8769. WE DO NOT USE: a ditzy Valley Girl who latches onto Main St., Freeport. 865-9377. OWner Julia Pozzy three sex-starved visitors from another Nickelodeon 3501 . Celebralion Barn Theater Lightning Ro_ (rock) Marble Bar, 53 The Look (rock) T-Bird's, 126 N. Boyd, ' Storytelling, mime, magic, juggling, planet after their rocket ship makes a Temple and Middle. Ponland WED/JUNE14 blends her natural • Computers 772-9751 York, Portland. 773-5516. Portland. 773-8040. acrobatics, comedy', improvisation, ability with an wrong turn in Albuquerque and lands in (no first show Mon-Fri) Hazzayd (rock) Bruno's, 33 India, David Good (r&blfolk) Spring Point dance and vaudeVIlle is performed her swimming pool. A lot of highilloss K-SIPG-131 Portiand.773-353O. Cafe, 175 PickenSt., S. Portland. 767- Friday and Saturday evenings through BILLY DARE • Videos backdrops and grabber colors mark this 1:35.4:15,7:10, 9:35 (through June 8) 4627. Wlcanny intuition tEarth Gtrt. Are ....Y IPGI Sun Ra & HI. Arke.tra (jazz) 7:30 labor day. Friday is student Restaurant and Tavern with KID STUFF • Mail-In Applications film , and the dialogue will ring bells with 1 :40. 4;05, 6:45, 9:30 and 10 pm at the Tree Cafe, 45 Red Light Revue (r&b) every Wed at performance niSht. Saturday will feature and guarantees anyone who watches TV commercials 1 :40,4;05.7:10,9:10 lirom June 9) Danforth, Portland. Tickets are $14 in Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. guest artists. Tickets are $5, $2.50 for RISQUE ROCK! Scandol (R) regularly. Some of the musical numbers advance, $15 day of the show. 774- 773~e86. children and are available at the door. good matches! 1:30.4:20,7,9:20 Irkul.k Chorale 40-voice mixed She's super in our are OK, but overall it's a so-so show. ••• No Eyll IRI 1441. Celebration Barn is located on WE DO USE: .Iohn Mell." (iazz) Blue Moon, 425 chorus from Irkutsk in the USSR cabaret seningl People in r-MAI="~ Jeff Goldblum and Charles Rocket co­ 1 :45. 4:10, 7:15. 9:25 Stockfarm Road, S. Paris. For more The Adventures 0' Fore, Portland. 871-0663. performs a program of Russian choral information, call 743-8452. w/DARIEN & HOLY BONES! • A Selective star. alH'on Munch.u.... (PG) Rockln .lake and the Roller music at 8 pm in the Bates College American Ballet East Twofufl-length Somethlngls Cooking ... Southern He.the,. A high-school clique made 1 :20. 4;05. 6:50. 9:15 Coa.te,. (blues) The Pound, Cape Chapel, College St., Lewiston. Tickets Screening Rain Man IR) ballets, "Hansel and Gretel' and a piece Maine have up of girls named Heather is threatened 1 :35, 4:15. 6:4S, 9:30 (reopens June 9) Rd., Cape Neddick. 363-5471. are $5/$2. For advance reservations, inspired by the Mendelssohn Violin Process by a social climber named Veronica. H ••th·'·IR) Anne Murray (pop/country) 8 pm at call 786-6077. Concerto, will be ~ormed June 17,7 come to Teenagers play the psychopaths in this 1 :15, 4. 7:10, 9:30 (opens June 9) the Cumberland County CiVIC Center. pm at the Watervtlle Opera House and • Personal Tickets are $17.50 at the box office, June 24, 2 and 7 pm at City Theater, on our patio! one, rather than the victims. ~. ' ~~ trust her The Movies Ticketron outlets or charge by phone at dancing. Interviews '0 Exchange. Ponland Biddeford. Tickets are $12 and $8. For judgement. 772-9600 800-382-8080. Zootz, 31 Forest, Portland. Thu:house more information, call 878-3031 . ••ghad e.l. (PG) Old Time Radio Oang (folk/country/ musicand new music; Fri:progressive Planetarium Show. Southworth ~. () ~ ~ • Confidentiality June 7-11 bluegrass) 8 pm, Helteman Center, St. dance mix; Sat: latest dance music; Planetarium, 96 FaJmouth St., Portland Wed-sal a17, 9 Joseph's College, Windham. Sun: request night; Wed: new wave­ (USM campus). Astronomy shows: V&.~ Sat-Sun mat at 1 .-:.:-. ® Opening soon, Torch Song 'fIollogy (A) Admission Is $3.50. all ages. 773-8187. Wednesday, F"riday and Sunday at June 10-13 Rocusauru. (rock) Spring Point Cafe, The Exchange Club, 33 Exchange, 7:30. Laser light shows: Wednesday "-:/ . steamed lobsters, 883-1003 SaI·Sun BI 2:45 175 Picken St., S. Portland. 767-4627. Portland. Open Wed-SUn, until 3:30 'Son of a Well -Tempered Laser" Sun-Tue at 7, 9:15 am on Fri-Sat. 773-0300. (classical)8:30 pm, Friday Pink Floyd's Wing. 01 D.II •• (PG-13) DATING SERVICE u.s, Route 1. Scarborough, Me 04074 Boogie Ba.h Alcohol and smoke-free 'Dark Side of tho" Moon' 8:30, and June 14·18 G. _ '. Wgj·SaI at 7. 9:30 ~ Saturday. dance first Friday of each month: July Saturday 'Top 40 Show" 7:30 and Pink clams and our n~.w Sal-Sun at 1 Ohostwalkaand The Mighty Th_. 7, Aug 4, 9:30 pm-12:3O am at Ram Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon" 8:30. raw bar! .' " (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. 761 - Island Dance studio, 25A Forest Ave, Admissionis$3foradults,$2forseniors ~ . . . ,: ' !: ,,' • 2506. Portland. Admission is $3. and children. For more information, Cinema City The White Wall. (rock) Moose Alley, KI .. Club Night for singles Fridays, 8 Weslbrook Plaza call 780-4249. 854-9116 46 Market, Portland. 774-5246. pm althe Ramada Inn, outer Congre ss MovIes are not scheduled at press time; Legend (rock) The Brunswick, 34 W. St., Portland. 773-1688. • THE BEST FOOD ON THE WATERFRONT • call ahead to confirm umes Grand, Old Orchard Beach. 934-2209. R.tn ManlAI The Rev (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 7. 9:15. Moulton, Portland. 774-0444. upcoming. weekend mals at 1.3:15 .... _No ..yll(R) Steve Howelt & The Wolves (rock) .Iackaon Browne with David Lindley ..~ Indiana .lone. and the Last 7:15, 9:15 Bruno's, 33 India, Portland. 773-3530. & EI Rayo-X (rock) Veteran's Memorial • weekend mals at 1 :15.3:15 Crusade If you're familiar with any of Broken Men (rock) Dry Dock, 84 Park, Manchester, N.H. June 15,7:30. BR,OKEH K-s All seats reserved, $18.50 and$16.50, MON / JUNE 19 Indy's previous 'crusades, ' you'll 7, 9, weekend mats at 1. 3 Commercial, Portland. 774 -3550. The Up.ette,. (r&b) Mikie O's, 646 tickets available at Ticketron, Teletron, probably enjoy this one too . ".Jor L ••gu. 7:15, wekend mal at 1:15 Forest Ave, Portland. 772-0005. all Strawberries locations and the ~mEHr CRYIN' ONIONS Rain Man Dustin Hoffman plays an Dre8lftT• ..., lightning Ro_ (rock) Marble Bar, 53 Record Exchange in the Old Port. For ~'j-f-(. Folk jam hosted autistic adult, Raymond Babbitt, who 9:15. weekend mat at 3:15 York, Portland. 773-5516. more information call 603-627·8028. P.I_t.." by Siaid, Manny & Darien has inherited his father's estate. Tom 7. 9, weekend mals al 1, 3 Rockaaauru.(rock) Spring Point Cafe, Bon .Iovl postponed until June 22 at Cruise plays his brother, who has just 175 Pickett St, S. Portland. 767-4627. Seashore Performi"lj Arts Center, Old S.ndpi,.. r. Singles Club tor more Fri & Sat June 9 & 10 COMPLIMENTARY BUFFET! discovered his brother's existence and Evening Star Rockln .Iaka and the Roller Orchard Beach. For ucket information, mature singles win hold its 16th Annual has his eye on the inheritance. Unfor­ Schedule subject 10 change Coaster. (blues) The Pound, Cape call 934-1731 . Dinner Dance at the Shawmut Inn, Old Port Festival Tontine Mall, Brunswick Kennebunkport, June 10, 6 For tunately, Cruise's performance is just Rd., Cape Neddick. 363-5471 . Jazz It Up Brad Terryand The Friends pm. THE RED LIGHT REVUE 729·5486 McCregeor McGehe. Horse­ of Jazz are offering a series of jazz more information and reservations call Matinee June 11, 3:30pm. good enough; he is diminutive in the The Adventure. of feathers, 193 Middle, Portland. 773- workshops at the Schoolhouse Arts 775-3650 in Portland, 985-6072 in Every Wed Nite at Raoul's - Motown Dance Party. presence of Holtman. Baron MuncMu .... CPO) 7,9:20 3501. Center at Seballo lake beginning Aug Kennebunk. Prospective new members Fri. & Sat. June 16 & 17 - Daughter Judy Sc.nldsl John Hurt is enticing in his The Chill Brothe,. $5 Raoul's, 865 2. Minimum reqUirements forerYonment most welcome. June 7 Raoul's Dance Party June 10 Private Party Falmouth (Afternoon) role as Stephen Ward, the society doc­ Prides Corner Drive·ln Forest Ave ., Portland. 773-6886. are an ability to play the chromatic 1989 Star Search Applications for tor who introduced the lovely Christine Bridgton Road, Weslbrook .Iohn MeJl... (jazz) Blue Moon, 425 scale on an instrument. All participants the Star Search talent comp'etition at June 9 WMGX Party at Monument June 10 USM Gorham (Evening) Keeler to the Minister of War Profumo, 797-3154 Fore, Portland. 871-0663. are subject to approval by The Friends this yea(s Deering Oaks Famtly Festival Open Friday-Sunday of Jazz. Sessions are Wed mornings are now being accepted. The winnerof Square noon to 1:30 which resulted in the altair that scan­ RoadHou .. Expre•• Big band(iazz) Harborcruise HAPPY HOUR Aug 2, 9 and 16. Fee is $75 with a non­ this solovocafistcompetitionwill receive dalized Britain's Conservative Party in 6:35 pm 7:30-10 pm aboard'the Longfellow II Watch for Summer Cruise '89 on the Longfellow II A F .... Caned Wamt. departing 1 Long Wharf, Portiand. refundable rellistration fee of $1 O. For an audition for a chance to appear on the early '60s. A fine performance by 10:20 pm Tickets are $f2.50. For more more information, call 642-3743. the nationally syndicated television 4-6 MON.-FRI Sunday. June 25. 7:30 to 10pm Joanne Whalley-Kilmer as Keeler; she information, call 772-5570. Eighth Annual Maine Music show 'Star Search '89: Interested Specializing in Weddings, Corporate & Private Functions and Nightclubs. plays the ambiguity of her relationships Saco Drive·ln The Mighty Charge (reggae) Tree Award Show features The Wicked persons may obtain applications at area on the waterfront with all the men in her life wonderfully. Route 1, Saco Good Band, Tim Sample, Red Light Shop-n-Save Supermarkets, and by 282-4366 Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland: 774-1441 . in the Old Port Sialel Cleave. (roots/folk) Amigo's, 9 Revue, Bellamy Jazz, Broken Men and calling or writing the Chamber of the CALL 883-2802 Dana St., Portland. 772-0772. Greg Powers. Jay Leno will open the Greater Portland Region , 142 Free St., ~~~~~%~~!1~~F.3 84 Commercial Street • • • show. July 2, 2:30 pm at Thomas Point Portland. 772-2811 . ~ Portland, ME • 774-3550 Beach, Brunswick. ~ORE ••• 1 6 OIsco Bay Wukly Congre•• Squa.. O.lIery, 594 Congress, Portland. Watercolors by Carlton Plummer, hand-colored June 8, 1989 17 photographs by David Klopfenstein and black & white photographs by Donald Duncan through Jury B. Hours: Mon­ Sat 10 am-5 pm. 774-3369. Old• Port • Festival • Maine Potter. Market, 376 Fore St., Portland. Earthenware for the home Attention USM Alumni: by Christian Ridge Pottery June 9-23. 11 a.m. Hours:Sun-Wedl 0 am-6 pm, Thu-Sat 10 am-9 pm. 774-1633. ~l7NUU! Procession Maine National Bank, Main Lobby, DULL • 400 Congress, Portiand. Paintings by down Exchange Street to Fore Street RELATIVES? with the Benamy Jazz Band, 1I1e Frieda Lundberg, through June. ~ RED LITE REVUE Shoestring Theater, stiltwalkers and others. schools+libraries no cover. 9:30pm-??? Thoma. Memorial Library, 6 Scott ON~ 11:30 a.m. Dyer Rd., Cape Elizabeth. "Down Under," paintiAgs by Thomas Connolly Bellamy .Jazz Band through July 7. 799-1720. Saturday, June 10 Dixieland jazz N. Yarmouth Academy, 123 Main Canal Plaza St, Yarmouth. New photographs by Charles Brown Abraham A. Schechter through June Gorham Campus Dining Center 12. Organization South Portland Library, 482 WALL Latinlswinglr&b Broadway, S. Portland. Drawings and 1989 USM Alumni Day/Reunion opening. Boothby Square The Plain. a.llery, 28 Exchange reliefs by Yvonne Janks Kellog through private party. University of Southern Maine Alumni only Martin Steingesser July 4. 799-2204. St., Portland. Pottery by Metlissa stiltdancing Greene June 9-July 7 . Opening Canal Plaza reception June 9, 5-9 pm. 774-7500. out.f town O'F...... II aallery, 46 Maine St., Tom Acousti Other Alumni Day events include: Brunswick. "Figures and Landscapes," acoustic soloist The Center for The Art., 804 Washington, Bath. Marine Show June drawings and paintings by Gordon Fore & Union Sts. 9-July 11. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-4 pm, Alumni ASSOCiation Annual Luncheon/noon Carlisle wi1l1 sculpture by Christopher High .Jinks Gowell June 10-July 19. Opening 'uggling duo Sat 12 -4 pm. 442-8455. Alumni Recital/3pm Maine Audubon Society, 118 U.S. reception June 10,5-7 pm. 729-8228. Mou /ton & Wharf Sis. Hobs Sound aallerla. North, 58 Rt. I, Falmouth. Wood sculpture by President's Tea/4pm Active Culture Richard Lewis through June 30. Hours: Bring them to Just Black & White and Maine St., Brunswick. Grand opening reggae Mon-Sat9 am-5 pm, Sun 12-5 pm. Alumni Reception/5:30pm celebration June 10, 5-7 pm. "From the Milk & Market Sis. Surf boards we'll make them sparkle again. Twenties to the Present," group show Water skis Alu'!lni Lobsterbake ($10 per person)/6:30pm We'll also process of roster artist's new work, as well as Boogie boards F-2 & O'Neill Wet suits We can copy and vintage American works of art. Hours: 12 noon Maine Humorist Robert Skoglund '65/8:00pm JUS r and print all types of Skim boards T & C Surf wear enhance your Old, Tue-Sat 10:30 am-5 pm . OJ services provided by WMPG faded photographs black &white film. studio 132,132Washington, Portland. Yazi & Hansen F-2 Sail boards Oakley Eyewear Recentwork by Lisa Bonarrigo June 9- children's music TIga Sail boards and make as many We can convert to II, 10am-Spm. Artist's reception June Tommy's Park Fashion T-shirts For more information, contact Bill Park black & white from 10, 10 am-2 pm. Studio open by Neil Pryde Sails Thule Roof racks at the USM Alumni Office, 780-4447 enlargements as appointment or chance, 772-4334. you like. your color originals. 12:30 p.m. ar.und town Dave Archibald Band H 54 YORK STREET 761-5871 Portl.nd Mu_um of Art Seven originals and covers Canal Plaza Congress Square, Portland. Hours: ' .' ."i . r...... ~ . ...~ ' at University of Southern Maine Tue-Sat, 10-5; Sun, 12-5; Free on Siaid Cleaves ~ .. a Thursday evenings, 5-9_ Current roots folk exhibits: Earth, Sea and Sky: Charles Upper Exchange Street Stage Woodbury (through June 11); Italy Real and Imagined: Etchings by Piranesi 12:45p,m. and the Villa Bittricci (througn July 16); NATURAL ONLY! Perspectives: Usa Allen (June 1-July 30); landscape: Looking at the Worle Renegades Around Us (through June 7); and reggae M.lne Art. Comml ••lon meeting "Raven's Grove " a major painting by Boothby Square will be held June 9, 9 am at the • • • • Andrew Wr,et h (through 1989\; Who Knows? Farnsworth Museum Library, 19 Elm • • Skowhegan 89 (June 13-August 20 . folk St., Rockland. Agenda includes voting • What famous big league baseball by Anheuser-Busch is naturally 775-6148. Fore & Union Sts. on several Percent for Art Projects ani! .: ...... - brewed with no art1fidallngredl­ N.ncy Margoll. aallery, 367 Fore, Crazy Moonbeam a discussion of the future directions of IVILA\'o/ Illf A\!I3A\II~ ~ game was, oddly enough, decided 1I1e Commission. The meeting is ~ .~, " • :t-...... Portland_ Outdoor Design "Garden acoustic blues Arts ., ~ . ..------1- • • • • • by a great FOOTBALL player? . .It ents? Anheuser-Busch is a true Show" with works by Mark Johnson, Milk & market Sts. open to the public. For more . ... . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • was one of the most unusual base­ house of quality, ftbby Huntoonand Sharon Townshend information, call 289-2724. ball games ever seen, . .It was played Who was the oldest man ever to be through June 22. 775-3822. Center for Native Art is offering OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. 10-10 Right Banque C.fe, 225 Federal, 1 p.m. three ongoing classes: Creative Arts between the Reds and Cubs on May a world champion in boxing?... The Portland_ Paintings by Natalie Brinzow Therapy Group, every other Saturday, 2, 1917 .. .It's the only record was set by Arch ie through mid-June. Hours: 11 am-4 pm. Krackerjack Theater 7:30-9 pm starting June 10;AncientArt * Video Rental * Compact Discs * Audio Tapes * game in major league Moore who was the Iight­ 774-3074. children's entertainment of Papermaking lor children (ages 6 Tommy's Park and up) and adults, June 17,1-4 pm; * Cassettes * Nintendo * Free Popcorn heavyweight champion of antenhut a.llerle., 146 Middle St., history when BOm Portland. Original artwork by Connie and Mural Painting for children ages 6 starting pitchers the world in 1961 at the Hayes, Ed Phales,ScottSandel, Glenn 1:30 p.m. and up June 23-25. To register or for pitched a no-h itter for age of 48. Renell,Jake Dahmen, Margaret Babbitt more Information, call 442-8399, in black. and If you want a new ex­ and others through June 30. Hours: Gallery Talk Lisa Allen discusses her 9 innings ... This Mon-Sat 10:30am-5:30pm. 772-2693. In Transition work, which is currendy on exhibit at white. double no-hitter was citing beer experience Barrldotf G.llerle., 26 Free St, funkljazz the Portland Museum of Art, June 15 at Canal Plaza hurled by Fred Toney from Anheuser-Busch Portland_New sculpture by Jeff Kellar 5:15 pm, and June 16 at 12:30 pm at 144 High SI., Portland, ME 04101 (207) 772-5613 • Open Fri. until 9 / Sun . 12-5. through June 10. Works by gallery the museum. The talk is free with of the Reds and Hippo - Try Michelob Dry - artisls June 15-July 1. Also, 19th and 2p,m. museum admission. For more Vaughn of the Cubs ... One taste and you'll early 20th Century American art. Gallery information, call 775-6148. After 9 innings of no drink it dry. Another hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm, Sat 12 Rex Fowler Painting. for the p ...ldent'. quality beer from a n00n-4 pm . 772-5011. Hou_ William Kloss, author of an hits by either team, folk upcoming book on fine art In the White The Progressive Music Video Store aallery 127, 127 Middle, Portland. Boothbt Square the Reds got 2 hits and scored the qualitybecr from a quality brewer Recent Maine landscapes by Gina House, speaks June 15,7:30 pm althe only run of the game in the top of - Anheuser·Busch. Werlel through June 10. Hours: Tue­ Tom Plrozzoll Portland Museum of Art, Congress Sq., guitar vocals 24 U.S. Route 1, Yarmouth, ME 04096 (207) 846-4711 Yarmouth Marketplace the 10th - and the winning run was How times have changed .. .When Frll0 am-6 pm,Sat 10 am-5 pm. 773- Portland. Free and open to the public. Fore & Union Sts. M.lne Touring Artl.ts Program one of the greatest pitchers of all­ 3317. driven in by Jim Thorpe, who's D.nforth Street a.llery, 34 Port City Allstars Design and Architecture has been been called the greatest football time - Bob Feller - signed his first Danforth, Portland. Momma, an exhibit swingJr&b added in the Maine Arts Commission's player of all-time.. .Thorpe was contract to play major league base­ that attempts to capture the idea, spirit Milk & Market Sts. Touring Artists and Artist in Residence and essence of Mother, continues Programs. Application deadline is July playing big league baseball that ball, in 1937, his bonus for signing Mooskazoo through June 23. 775-1833. 1. For more information, contact the was a one-dollar bill and an auto­ children's entertainment somer and his hit decided this unique Art aallery.t Six Deering, Portland. Tommy's Park Maine Arts Commission, State House BAD HABITS MUSIC WON'T COST baseball game. graphed baseball! New paintings by Frank Federico. Also, Station #25, Augusta, Maine 04333 or Didyou know cvcrybecr brewed new works in pastel by Timothy Parks call 289-2724. and other artists represented by the 2:30p.m. YOU AN ARM & A LEG.e. gallery. Both exhibIts conunue tnrough The Maine Audubon June 24. Hours: Tue-Sat 11 am-5 pm Pinetones its during the first two weeks of the month; Western swing Society for annual by chance or appointment thereafter. Canal Plaza clean-up ofthe Fore River 772-9605. Kevin Midgley sanctuary June 3. Sawyer Stntet Gallery, 131 Sawyer solo blues St., S. Portland. Works by Marian Baker, Upper Exchange Street Plaza Sharon Townshend, lynn Duryea, Abby Huntoon, Nancy Carrol and Nancy Nevergole. Gallery hours are Sat It 3 p_m. am -6 pm and by appointment. 767- 7113. Yazi & Hansen De.n Velentg.. a.llery, 60 children's entertainment Hampshire St., Porlland. Recent work Tommy's Park Writing Book. for Children by Alice Steinhardt through June 11 . Workshop taught by Emily Herman Hours: Thu 5-9 pm , Sat-Sun 1-5 pm. covers technical and artistic aspects of 3:15 p.m. wriling for children June 17, 10 am-3 772-2042. The Artl.an., 334 Forest, Portland. pm at the Maine Writers Center, 190 Mason St., Brunswick. Cost is $25 for "Tabernacled," a collection of paintings, Peter Gallway and collages and constructions by Michael the Proof MWPA members, $30 for non­ members. For more information, call Lukachko through June 13. Employee folk Art Show June 14-July 7. 772-5522. Boothby Square 729-6333. The Devil'. Mu.lc: Portraits of PI.y Le.der.hlp One-day workshop Hickory Flat Express Workshop for students and the Blue. Photographs of blues clogging musicians from Memphis to Chicago professionals who work in day care, Fore & Union Sts. recreation, hospitals, camps, school by Myron Samuels at the Portland Savoy Truffle systems, group homes and social Perlorming Arts Center, 25A Forest dance music Ave., Portland. Exhibit will continue services June 21 at the USM Portland Milk & Market Sis. Campus. Fee Is $45. Registration through July 9 and may be viewed deadline is June 16, For more during performances at PPAC. Stein Ola•• aallery, 20 Milk St., 3:30 p.m. information, call 780-4170. Portland, Works by Chris Heilman and How to Put the ·Specl.l" B.ck In Specialty Ret.lIIng Workshop on Joyce Roessler through June 15. large Practical Cats enhancing merchandise display and blown glass and wood constructions rocklr&blMotownlswing by Kathleen Mulcahy June 15-July 30. polishing sales techniques June 25, 1- Canal Plaza 5 pm at the Harraseeket Inn, Rt. 1. A Mexican ~estaurant 772-9072. Alan Tacheny Freeport. The workshop is led by Marcia D.S" Llllet, 468 Fore St., Portland. Color clowning Feller, who hasdesigned sales training Watering Hole photographs by Arthur Fink through Moulton & Wharl Sts. July. Rours: Mon-Fri 10 am-6 pm, Sat / programs for leading retailers and for Open 4pm • 7 Days a week' Happy Hour Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm. 772-3881 . Lazy Mercedes govemment administered prollrams. Registration for the workshop IS Pine T ..e Shop and Bayvl.w new folk $50. 242 S1. John S1. Union Station Plaza, Portland, Me 874-6444 Registration deadline is June 16. For From i'ortsrllllJlll lake 95 ~ nh . 215 Nonh' Congress St. Ex~ -Istsel Ii lights, go ngh~ Union StaUon paza. you're there! a.llery, 75 Market SI., Portland. Upper Exchange Street Stage Exhibit of floral paintings by Nancy more information, call 773-6952. Glassman, Susan Van Campen, Sean Tio Juall'S CONCORD, N.H. ~r Margarita's ORONO, ME. Morrissey and others June 8-July 8. MA. I KAUAI, HL Hours:Tue-Sat, 9:30am-5:30pm. 773- • • • ~ORE ••• 3007. .. June 8, 1989 19 Oe"lng Un.tuck Workshop offered 1 a Casco Bay Weekly June 17 by Pamela Chubbuck, Yarmouth Professional Arts Building, 37 U.S. Rt. 1, Yarmouth. For more I · information, call 846-0800. Southem MalneA.. aAg_cyon • Aging is looking for a volunteer to deliver meals to shut-ins on Tuesdays, 11 am-12 noon. Round trip involves driving for 15 to 20 miles and volunteer NAME will be reimbursed 22 cents per mile. For more information, call the Center D.monstratlon Against Icelandic for Voluntary Action at 874-1015. Whaling Greenpeace and Casco Bay Retired Senior Citizen Program Free FI.hlng Seminar Dave Poirier Greens will hold a second can match up any person 60 or older will conduct the seminar emphasis on by Brenda Chandler demonstration against Icelandic with a volunteer job of hislher own techniques and equipment June 13,6- Whaling June 12, 12 noon-l pm at the choosing. For more information, call 9 pm at the Sebago Trading Post, RI. Burger King at 22 Monument Square. Priscilla Greene at RSVP, 775-8503. 302, N. Windham. For more THAT The demonstration is in support of a Mountain Art. Summer Ballet information, call 892-6315. boycott of lcelancic fish exports to the Residencyisaprogram for Maine dance United States and is part of a national Portland Area Volleyball instructors July 11-12 at Sugarloaf! Enthu.la.ts (PAVE) Cooed day ofprotest against Icelandic whaling USA, Carrabassett Valley. The program fundraising tournament for Baxter organized by Greenpeace. For more fee is $30 per day. Registration deadline ... "Generic Artist". information, call 772-5581. School for the Deaf and PAVE June 17 Eat, drink and watch for su/fites is June 10. For more information, call at Baxter School in Falmouth. For actual visuallune Maine Animal Sanctuary Monthly 237-3505. Recreational, intermediate and into ·Out on the Town". meetin\l June 13, 7:30 pm at Clark A.R.T.S. Anonymou. Weekly 12-step ARTIST! advanced divisions. For more Memorial Church, 15 Pleasant Ave, supportljroup to help artists surrender information contact John Razsaat657- • Westbrook. For more information, call to creatiVity and help each other achieve Each week for six weeks Channel 24 along with 4075 or Rick Creswell at 774-1027. In Edith Estes at 773-5054. artistic freedom Saturdays, lOam at Maybe it was the wine ... conju nction with the tournament PAVE South Africa Modalepula Chabaku, Walker Memorial Library in Westbrook. Casco Bay Weekly and WCLZ will be giving you will sponsor an officiating clinic for exiled United Methodist Reform For more information, call Peg at 854- everyone interested in basic offiCiating three clues to help you identify this masked Minister and member of the African 1493. ' Ever come to in the morning with a close-the­ fitesinshrimpis 100 ppm (set by the FDA). Dried National Congress, will speak on South Depre •• lon and Manic skills. For more information, contact Mary Lou at 767-5725. marauder. Unmask the identity of all six local fruits are laden with sulfites. Some beers, some African women and children and Dep.... lon Anonymou. Support blinds-stay-put-in-bed-and-leave-me-be kind of Phy.lcal Fltne.. for Summer discuss the U.S. Senate's efforts to and information group meets Mondays artists and get your entries to us in time for the cocktail mixes, maraschino cherries, jams, fruits Camp. USM's Lifeline Center is headache, but when you take stock of the night pass sanctions against South Africa 7pmatWiliistonWestChurch,Thomas Open Seven Days A Week! offering a one-day workshop designed juiCes, instant mashed pota toes, seafood all have June 16, 7:30 pm at the Immanuel St., Portland. Donations accepted. For 64 Maine Street, Brunswick, ME 729-0546 Old Port Festival on June 11. All correct entries beforeyoudon'trememberhayjnghadthatmuch for professionals working in residential Baptist Church, 156 High St., Portland. more information, call 874-0800. summer camps, day camps, private will be eligible for prizes galore, including the to drink: a couple of glasses of wine, that's all? their share. Free and open 10 the public. For more Young Fathers Program at the and muniCipal recreation programs. Its And as for wines ... A certain amount of sul­ information, call 774-9833. Portland YMCA, 70 Forest Ave., offers You maybe wonder whether you had a whole lot objective IS to prOVide current Grand Prize, an extravagant weekend Maine P_ple'. Alliance helps a support group for young fathers every fitesare produced by wines naturally. Centuries information and skills for developing more than you thought. But no, the wine was citizens have a voice in environmental Monday at 6 Educational groups "Out on the Town." pm. safe and enjoyable activities that cheap, not worth drinking. So maybe it' sage, you ago, man discovered ways to stabilize his favor­ and consumer decisions thalaffect their are held on the second Tuesday of lives. The group is looking for a each month. For more informalion, call enhance the fitness of young campers. ite beverage by tossing i.... l a little sulphur. It Workshop offered June 17 on the USM Q: 1 ... ,S say to yourself, face it. volunteer to work in their offices, to do Betsy at 874-1111 ext. 221. Clues Portland Campus. Fee i5 $40. prevents spoilage and stops fermentation in its data entry, answerthe phone and assist T_n and Young Adult Clinic at WHAT MAKES US THE MOST 1...~ Wee~ What it is, more likely, is sulfites. Suifites - Registration deadline is June 9. For l'.lU S A"nce is hot. tracks. Sweet wines jn particular are prone to with .general clerical work. Specific Maine Medical Center, Mondays 4-8 POPULAR GIFT AND CLOTHING oxides of sulphur and other sulphurous combi­ research and support projecls will be more information, call 780-4170. . \ but her "" pm. Appointments are requested, but Advanced Weight Training and he music IS coo , mountains, she dosing with sulfites to stop the fermentation arranged in the future to sUlttheabilities walk-ins are welcome. For people age s STORE IN MIDCOAST MAINE T nations - are widely used on a variety of foods to Conditioning Six-week session for 1. d f moving before it converts the sugar into unacceptably and interests olthe volunteer. For more 13-21. For appointments or more 2 lnstea 0 n casco Bay. Vier" squelch fungal and microbial growth and to information, call the Center for high school athleles ages 15-1a begins information, call 871-2763. Monday, July 10. Classes will be held ESPRIT • . concentrates 0 "beautiful [\0 . prevent discoloration. In the case of wine, su ]fites high levels of alcohol. Sulfites are also used to Voluntary Action at 874-1015. Tran.upport is a non-profit, non­ means Vi.ion 2000 Community meetings are sexual, SOCial and educanonal peer Mon, Wed, and Fri, 10:30 am-12 noon. M&f CIRBAUO • AXIS· are thrown in to stop fermentation when needed. control alcohol levels in wines (usually cheap) Fee is $85. Registration deadline is 3. Her name as follows: June 14. North Yarmouth support group for transsexuals, PUTUMAYO. PART TWO. KfKIT • This is all well and good, beneficial for the made from unripened grapes in which sugar has Academy, 123 Main St., Yarmouth; crossdressers, their families, friends June 29. For more information, call Lifeline at 780-4170. and June 15, Lakes Region High and people interested in gender issues. been added. Bike Maintenance Safety URBAN OUTfiTTERS. CANAL JEAN CO most part, except for the fact that there are a School, Rt. 302 Naples. Air meetings Meetings are held every other Sunday & number of people running around ou t there who In an effort to alert the conscious consumer, run from 7-9:30 pm. For more at6 pm. For more information, call 854- Check Clinic. Trouble spots and WILLI WEAR. ~ STREET LIFE • Tune into "Out on the Town" the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearmshas information, call 773-8655 3528 or write to Transupport, P.O. Box preventive maintenance are the topics HANOBLOCK • show strong sensitivity tosulfites. Thissensitiv­ 17622, Portland 04101. at these clinics held every Saturday ity can reveal itself any specified that any The AIDS Project, 22 Monument morning through June 24, 9-10 am, at FRENCH CONNECTION. for a visual clue. Portland's show case the L.L. Bean Retail Store, Freeport. number of ways, the wine with more than Square (filth floor), Portland,listsmany PANOAMoNIUM • for local artists and entertainment airs support groups around Pordand for WEBEBop· & most common being a 10 ppm of sulfites PWAs and the lovers, caregivers and 7 p.m. weeknights 10 p.m. Tuesday must bear the label: friends of PWAs. For more inlormation, KIKo SILKS· hangover-y kind of feel- call 774-6877. Thursday nights. "Contains sulfites." ing. Headaches and SWATCH· Send your 6 guesses to: Channel 24. flushing of the skin are There are a few prob­ For a recap of previous clues, tune in Friday nights. • OUTBACK· NO lems with such label- common, but more se- SAINT· TRI­ P.O. Box 446 DTS, Portland, Maine 04112 or ing, however. Older vere are such things as ANGLt ."IM- bring them to our booth at the Old Port Festival .. ... wines imported or hives, faintness, weak­ . .. MY Z • ness, swelling of the . - . produced before this tongue, cramps, nausea, regulation went into shortness of breath, effect have no label. -A: tightness of the chest. Thisdoesn'tnecessar­ WCLZ CascoBav Worse yet can be loss of ily mean they're sul­ THE - rift 99 . AM 900 VVEEKLY consciousness, right in fite free. No wine is COMPANIES through to anaphylactic completely free of youth En.emble. Portland WE KEEP sulfites, so even rela­ Symphony Orchestra's three youth shock, coma, evendeath. ensembles - Young People's String A million or so Ameri­ tively low-sulfite Consort, Youth Wind Ensemble and THI~ -:------cans have been diag­ wines tip the limit of the Youth Symphony Orchestra - will Schedule hold auditions June 7-9 at Deering nosed as hayjng a strong 10 ppm and carry the Adult Health Screenlngfordiabetes, Pizza Rlde.Casco Bay Bicycle Club is High School, Portland. Auditions for Critic's Choices label. There's no dis­ anemia, colorectal cancer and high sponsoring Thursday night bicycle woodwinds will be held June 7, 2:30-5 "'()III{S sensitivitytosulfites,but blood pressure, sponsored by ndes. Meet at 6 pm at Pat's Pizza, Rt. pm and June 9, 2:30-4 pm. Brass 8THU Diabolique the actual number of tinguishing them by Community Health Services,lnc. June I , Oak Hill, Scarborough. Rides are Instruments audition June 7, 6-8 pm 141 MAINE Sl BRUNSWICK, MAINE 040 11 • 729-8064 8: Salvation Army, Cumberland Ave, 9 FRI The Gospel According people affected is much label alone from high 10-20 miles; pizza after. For more and June 9, 2:30-4 pm. Percussion, to St. Mattbew Portland, 10 am-noon; June 13: Oak information call Keith at 799-1 085. keyboard and harpists auditions June higher. Asthmatics are sulfite wines (up to LeafTerrace, Freeport, 9:30-11 :3Oam. Low Tide Walk The Gulf of Maine 7,8-9 pm and June 9, 2:30-4 pm. String 10 SAT Persona For more information call 775-7231 ext most prone to sulfite 350 ppm in the U.S., Aquarium will lead a walk to closely players audition June 8: violins, 2-5 11 SUN The Edge of the World 551 or 1-800-643-4331. examine marine animals and plants pm; cellos, 6-8 pm; violas and basses QUEBEC 12MON Riffifi reactions (abou t five to although most wines Portland Sufi Order Free public June 10, 10-11 am at Kettle Cove 8-9 pm. Musicians will be expected to classes Sunday evenings, 6:30-8 pm, Great Atlantic Travel SUMMER FESTIVAL 13 TUE Dementia run between 80 and Cape Elizabeth. The walk is free for playa five-minute piece of their own 10 percent of them are at 232 St. John's St., Portland. (Front museum members, $3 per person for choosing as well as sight read a piece July 14 - 16 Night at the 14 WED Fantastic Planet su lfite sensi ti vel but 200 ppm). door of building is locked; use back non-members (free for children under chosen by the conductor. To book a (Fri - Sun) On the bright side door.)June 11, Concentrating on Light. 5). Reservationsare required; call 772- rehearsal time, caU Susan Danforth at • Two nights, Chateau Frontenac Movies Evenings non-asthmatics may be For more information, call 657-2605. 2321. 778-6128. of this sulfite-tar­ Opening the Heart Meditation is a • Sunday Brunch, Chateau Frontenac $229 / person 8 THU Tilltbe Clouds Roll By also allergic to the Bird Walk. Maine Audubon Society Bug Picture. Workshop for children • Motorcoach transportation (twin basis) nished cloud, con- way of developing basic friendship offers free bird watching walks ages 3-5 June 8,13-15,10 am and I 9 FRI The Stars look Down chemical. The numbers toward oneself and others and creati ng Saturdays throuljh June 24. All walks pm at the Children'S Resource Center, from Portland 10 SAT Wages of Fear are unknown. sciousness is being harmony and compassion in daily life. begin at 7 am, rain or shine. The June 741 Stevens Ave., Portland. Cost is$1 • Sightseeing, and more! 11 SUN Hol/ow Triumpb Instructor Carroll Dunn, five Tuesday 10 walk is at Mackworth Island & per child. To register, call 797-0525. Although the Food and Drug Administration raised all around. In Portland, both Shop 'n Save sessions beginning June 13, 7:15pm, 12 MON Private Life of Henry Vlll Gilsland Farm. June 17 walk is at Ca.co Bay Monte•• orl School FestiVal features outdoor concerts Call 797-8688 investigated 27 dea thssuspected of being caused and Shaw's have banned sulfites from theirsalad Yarmouth. For more information call Scarborough Marsh. For more Spring FairBooksale,games,prizes, 13 TUE The Spanisb Gardner 846'()764. street entertainers, and lots of fun'! for reservations by sulfites and concluded tha t 17 of them proba­ bars. When I asked the Shop 'n Save fish depart­ informalion, call Phyllus Fan at 781 - bake sale, fun for children ages 3-7 14 WED The Strange Love of Tango Argentino Tango workshop 2330. June 13, noon-3 pm, 440 Ocean St, S Martba Ivers bly were sulfite related, it has slotted sulfites in its ment about sulfites in shrimp, I was told there is for partners and singles taught by Ultfmate Whale Watch sponsored Portland. For more information call 799- GRAS category, or Generally Recognized As no way to control for suifites since the shrimp Danny Trenner June 13-14, 20-21,27- by USM's Dept. of Community 2400. 28 at Ram Island Dance, 25A Forest Proljrams, leaves Hilton's Fishing Pal Time Story and a movie for kids Safe. The FDA has also been lax about clamping come in from all over the world and boa ts in most Ave., Portland. Series cost $50. For Parties Dock in Newburyport, Mass., ages 5-8 Tuesdays, 11 am-12 noon down on sulfite restrictions. Its most stringent countries dip their catch in a sulfite bath. The more information, call 781-3552. on June 11. Trip leaders are Scott June 27-Aug 1 althe S. Portland Public Back to The Basics. Health Behavior and Public Policy Mercer, director of New England Whale Library, 482 Broadway, S. Portland. MICHELOB FAMILY OF 12 PACKS measure has been to require that sulphur com­ levelofsulfitesdepcndson theindiyjdualshrimp­ Bingham Consortium for Health Walch, and Time DielZ, authorof·Tales Sign-up is June 13. For more Honest Food. pounds be announced on food-packaging labels, ing boat. But, I was told, concerned customers Research Seminar Series June 15, of Whales· and other books. Cost is information, call 799-2204. 4:30-8 pm at the Dana Cenler, Maine $22 per adult and $17 for children Castle Making Wori

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Call the CBW Cl as ­ sible male seeking a quiet. 0223. SI fi ed Hotline: 775-6601 . house or apt. in Brunswick - contact Susan tiable. Appt. only. 774-2088 walker, to the dedicated Portland,seacoast area. No peaceful living space. Mar­ 729-0546 athlete, making exercise cus 767-464 1 you to try it out! drugs. Looking for stable enjoyable and fun. Call friendship type environment. ACTIVISTS: Are you Alternative Recreation Dear Dad: CBW Box 29S BUSINESS MANAGER concerned about the political Unlimited at 774-9166 Look for our new menu in June. ImLIIII environment in Maine? Join for monthly news paper. Du­ the Maine People's Alliance ties: Bookkeeping , mailing You may be wondering why you're the star of beat the Celts by one and (2) I was grounded for TWO SWF'S, mid 20s, list maintenance, finances, e. .0 a sports column in Portland, Maine. The answer looking for roommate for third L(f;c.Iillr;~if.'l~ 11 in our fight for environmental j~~==~======a the mid-70s. Fair is fair. and consumer protection! and billing. Access to com­ bedroom in what's been FOUND SOMETHING? A puter necessary. About ten is really quite simple. Everyone up here either I do remember the first professional baseball SUMMER RENTAL Com ­ LAKEFRONT year-round called the best apt. in town . Hours 2-10pm . Training and fortable two bedroom cot­ pet? An obviously lost be­ benefits. Call Laurie 761- hours per week. Work at has or had a father. game, You threw Ed, Steve and yours truly into house. Convenient to Port­ Phenomenal views , sunny, longing? Eam your good cit­ home. Apply to Maine Pro­ tage, all conveniences, fully land or UA. Two plus bed­ spacious. Available July 1. 4400 ROUND TRIP United Air­ And Father's Day is coming up next week. I the station wagon and headed for Cleveland furnished, quiet woods , pri­ izenship honors by placing a gressive, 21 McKeen SI., rooms , glorious views , great Morning St. $275. Call 671 - classified in CBW. 'Found' IT'S HERE! House of Brunswick 04011 by July 25 line ticket 'anywhere in USA" vate dock, safe swimming. swimming , boating, x-coun ­ $225. Travel must be com­ know your accomplishments as a dedicated fa­ municipal stadium (many years before themovie 1535 items are listed FREE as a Lloyd's Super Party Plan . July and August. $500 per try skiing, and hiking. Priced pleted by June 26. Call 772- ther of eight encouraging his sons and daughters "Major League"). There were a lot of fathers at public service. Now hiring demonstrators to CRUISE THE STEAMBOAT week ; June and September low at $122,000. Owner seil­ show the latest in fashion . 1967 (leave message) for to play sports would have great inspirational thatrain-delayed gamein 1964 but to my knowl­ $300 per week. (207) 775- ing. No agents . Marc at 829- home decor, toys, and x­ EMPLOYERS There is a details. 0343 less espensive altemative. value to budding fathers around these part.s. edge you were the only one who had twins fall 6513 saling mas items. Work own hours from your home. Free $300 Advertise your openings in ROUTES ABOARD LONGFELLOW II Also, if I wait till next week, my card will be Casco Bay Weekly. The asleep on his lap as you kept score, ate hot dogs, DESIGN CONCEPTS Co . kit and training . No response you gel may notices State wide personal design collecting, delivering or hopelessly late as usual. drank a beer, and patiently explained to me why surprise you! consultants for new home -"<,---...... investment. Also booking For years I was convinced· that Dick Quinn Tony Oliva always threw his batinto the outfield. Gay? L•• bi •• ? construction. Currently has Pa Join thou&Onds of I.Jbion. and gay was a mild-mannered reporter for the Daily In case you've forgotten (and I doubt that) Ol­ for sale, new 2,500 sq. ft. "The Gastlng Naturalist r_rt_
e_s._79_7_-6_39_7 ______..., ~n in Moin •. Subscribe to OUr hand crafted mahogany con­ Paper. For fr.. 5OI'IIpi. and .ub. Planet. It mystified me to no end how you could scripl,ion jn~ (moiled fn a iva's incredible ninth inning throw from deep temporary home in nice SAIL INSTRUCTION and MARINE STUDIES plain enwlOP-I writ. 10: beateveryone'ssportingeventssimultaneously. right to the plate won the game for Minnesota 3- country neighborhood. Just ALONG COASTAL MAINE Our P_ D.pl. Z 20 miles to coast, commute CmCULATION • P.O. Box 10744 Many a day you were at my baseball game, 2. Then we had to hustle home for Mary's Father­ to the Augusta/Waterville like Casco Bay Weekly? ~ Portlond, MaiM ~1~ Cathy's tennis match, Ed's roller skating compe­ Daughter Brownie Bowling Tournament. area (207) 426-9118 For BmchlJre .md Intorn Mtion: Free Wednesday afternoon/evening? tition and Colleen's bike ride - all of which Perhaps the greatest thing you taught all of us We need help delivering our , CLASSIFIEDS THAT Capt. Michael P. O'Connor started at 2 p.m., miles apart from each other! kids about being a great sports father is the THE COASTING NATU RA LI ST papers. About 4 hours on WORK . That's what you get DIMillo's M O't rina, Long Wharf NARRATED EXCURSIONS DEPARTING 8 Don't tell me the secret now, because not know­ absolute reverence we better have for our great in Casco Bay Weekly. P.O, Box 7572 • Portland . ME 0411 2 Wednesday. Interested? ing is more fun. sports mother, who was often in the background 12071 772·8886 Call 883-0155 and leave message. TIMES DAILY FROM LONG WHARF The fact is you were always there sitting in but even more important. You attended all these 10 am to 11:30 1:30 to 3:00 your fold-up green-and-whi te frayed la wn chair. games because she dressed all the players and I Lobster Fisheries and Lighthouse and I suppose a lot of fathers in Portland and other then taught the little ones in the minors how to Island History Cruise Shipwreck Cruise towns are there for their kids' games too. Bu t you eat, walk, run, throw - the indispensable stuff CLASSIAED POUCY '~-0 u~-~-~-~-~-~-~-p~-~-~-Ii!-~-~-~-o~-~-~-II!!-~-~-~-ltI!!n~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~~~~;L;~~;~f~~;!iii;' -: showed every single time. Joe Dimaggio hit in56 like that. Yes, sir, itwas made very clear to us that Classified ads must be paid for in ad­ 12:05 to 12:55 3:30 to 5:00 . straight games. Lou Gehrig played in 2130 con­ if we hurt Mom in any way we got benched until Lunchtime Harbor vance. We accept cash, personal checks, Naturalist Cruise secutive. Theyaremorecelebrated I suppose, but further notice. money orders, VISA and MASTERCARD. Cruise you area far greater superstar for attending5630 From the time you pushed my baby stroller in Consult the RATES in the coupon to deter­ the caw All charges are per week to mine the cost of your ad. FOUND items are CI... sified Individual Business Portland, Maine 04102 5:30 7:00 of your kids' sporting events on grass, wood, ce­ Albany over to the little league gamesrightup to Policy before If you derive regular income d $5 00 $7 00 Portland Headlight listed free as a public service . DEADLINE for complelelng his b' f Up to 30 wor s • , ment, ice, clay, linoleum, and astroturf without a watching me drop punts in high school, rain or all types of classified advertising is Monday from me su jects(s) 0 your 31-45 words 700 900 Not for publication: We need the following inlormation Cruise form. Write legibly Classified Ads(sl please •• miss. lhavealreadymissed 11 of my kids' games, shine, yourcommitmentto supportingmysports at 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 . It will be held in stricl confidence. additional paper And thank you for Each Add'l word .15 .21 and they're young. I hope I can still get toheaven, edition. Ads received after the deadline will NAME ______aspirations has never waivered. Until now, I be run starting with the next issue. CBWwili if necessary. choosing Casco Bay Weekly CBW Box Service 3.00 5,00 even if not in your division. Sunset & Harborlight Cruise don' t believe I ever said thank you, not print ads that seek to buy or sell sexual MESSAGE: ______ADDRESS ______Saturday, June 10, 7:30-10 p.m. Your perfect lifetime attendance record has Thank you for everything Dad, and happy services for money or goods, or ads with not totally gone unrecognized. You have been Father's Day. purely sexual content. CBWwili not print full CITY ______names , street addresses or phone numbers given enough "fan of the year" trophies to melt Someday, when Dick Quinn has gone up to EXPRESS in the PERSON TO PERSON section. STATE ______ZIP CODE ______down into a naval cruiser. They are currently the Supreme Commissioner and has been named PERSON TO PERSON advertisers MUST BIG BAND shoved up into the deep recess of the attic crawl the patron saint of Little League, I'll read this either provide a Po st Office Box number in DAYTIME PHONE ______their ad our use the CBW BOX SERVICE space, almost like you didn't want anyone to column again and realize that all along you were (rate information in AD FORM ). All informa­ PAYMENT: Check _ _ _ Money Order ____ know, Well, I'd like everyone to know, the real writer. With effortless grace and unsel­ tion pertaining to PERSON TO PERSON Oh, there were rough times, too, Once at age fish virtue, you wrote the classic book on father­ advertisers is kept strictly confidential. Casco PREFERRED CATEGORY: ______TOTAL WORDS: ___ Mastercard ___ Visa ____ Bay Weekly reserves the right to categorize, 17 I "borrowed" the family car without permis­ hood, right in the middle of a million kids' sport­ refuse or edit ads due to inappropriate con ­ BASIC RATE (from above) Credit Card # ______sion to drive 400 miles to Madison Square Gar­ ingevents, tent, etc. CBWshall not be liable forerro," of + ____ EXTRA WORDS AT _ _ ¢ EACH den to watch the Knicks play the Celtics, I omissions in , or a failure to insert, any adver­ +---- re­ CBW BOX SERVICE (optional) Expiration Date member two things about that historic trip: (1) Mike Quinn has already requested the sole rights to his tisement for which it may be responsible, +------beyond actual space occupied by the ad in SUBTOTAL sank father'sgreen-and-white /aWTl chair. One Long Wharf· Portland· 774-3578 Walt Frazier a jumper from the comer to which error, omi ssion or failure to insert oc- NUMBER OF WEEKS YOU WANT AD RUN x ____ L_c_ur_re_d_._C__ la_sS_ if_ied_a_d_S_a_re_no_t_r_ef_U_nda_b_le_'--l , ____ ~~~A~ ~~~L~~~D______-_ ... _-_-_-_..II_-_ ... _.. _... _.. _.. _~_.. _... _.. _... _.. _~_ .. _... _.. _~_~_~_' --- 22 c",co Bay Wee/cJy biz services chid bod & soul June 8, 1989 23 PLUMBING and heating I ~ 14 ti·];1 (.• ~ 14 tl']; _ repairs, service, installation, PLU M B-1 T. Greene's WORKSHOP: In Core En­ INNOVATIVE and com ­ renovations, new additions, Plumbing and Heating. Free ergetics: Anger, Aggression passionate therapist offers commercial and residential. estimates, fully licensed and CASCO BAY Montessori and Grounding. Is anger ongoing individual and as­ frightening? Too much? Too Free estimates. Reasonable insured. 892-4971 or 774- School summer programs trological counseling, CLASSIC CAR 1951 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE rates. Master plumber. In­ 4333 featuring arts, nature and little? Grow up in a family dreamwork and psycholher­ where anger wasn 't allowed Lincoln Cosmopolitan. Rare. 1977 convertible. Looks sured. Ouellette's Plumbing dance. Five consecutive 2 apeutic bodywork. I work One owner. White walls. great. runs great. The car and Heating. 797-4859. week sessions 6/19 lhrough or displayed in a frightening holisticly, creatively, sensi­ PRECISION PAINTING way? Frustrated? De­ Power windows, seats. Baby has been taken care of and 8/25. For information call tively to facilitate growth and by CassoTrim and windows , pressed? Join us! June 17 blue with lots of chrome. is in excellent condition . COLLEGE STUDENT wilh 799-2400 healing. Deborah Vallance intricate work, paint and Pam Chubbuck is an expert ner receives two movie tickets ·Suicide· doors. Luxury car $2,450 or BRO. 729-8046 truck available to do odd R.N., M.S. Ed. 775-1230. stain, wood finishing, com­ EXPERIENCED part-time on working with these is­ of another era. Collector's jobs. Very handy and can fix Please leave message. plete homes. References babysitter needed in my sues. 846-oaOO compliments of the Maine Mall Cinema! piece. In remarkably good TOYOTA 1983 Camry, ex­ most anything. Excellent 786-0071 shape. $3000 firm . Call 775- cellent condition. 90 Sound track references. Call anytime, Portland home. Responsible ... . non-smoker with own trans­ MASSAGE THERAPY 0985. Leave name, number thousand miles, $2800. Call night or day. 797-7126 DYNAMICS OF JOY Experience significant mus­ on machine. 786-8825 FORMER Accountant for 2 portation preferred. Refer­ Love, Eros and Sexuality. An WHOAA!!! Quick, before the ravages of Each of the sounds at right is part of the THE ORIGINAL PET large Maine corporations, ences. Call 774-9217 cular release with licensed aging takes its toll on this tall, slender, blue­ experiential Core Energetic practitioner, Stu Phillips. ISUZU TROOPER 11·4 name of a character listed below. Nanny. Professional pet care now specializing in tax, will workshop. July 22 and 23 eyed, soon to be 39 DWF! But for the SUBURU GL 1982 two do your business/individual Applied techniques reveal wheel drive, 1985. Low miles, door, PB, PS, PW, rear de­ See if you can match them up. in your home since 1986. WANTED: A mature re­ with Pam ChUbbuck 846- present this lovely woman of subslance is 30,000, AMiFM stereo cas­ Knowledge of medical and return at reasonable rates . calmness underneath bound frost, am/fm tape, sporty, 80 sponsible person to care for 0800 not going to bemoan her age for there is sette, new radials, muffler, behavioral problems. Indi­ Top quality and warrantied. energy and pain. 1.5 hour thousand miles, $900 or best our lhree very well behaved sessions. 666-3830 always ... Retin A! So don't look any further, HD battery, roof rack, relo­ Gibson Sims vidual loving attention. In­ Computerized bookkeeping on •• rth •• It I. In offer. Andy 773-5352 children ages 3, 6 and 9 in that tS if you are a profesSional, intelligent, cating must sell' Asking sured and references. 767- and accounting also offered. our East Deering home. heaven a full moon candle­ Aldrin Crosby Call 797-4510 dynamic male (will consider all other live $6,900. Call 797-7128 . 4197 Monday thru Friday, 8:30 10 light vigil in loving support of DWINELL AND HALL Torn Francis our mother earth and all her alternatives). CBW Box 293 CHEVY CAVALIER 1986 5:30. Please call Frank or workshops - JOURNEY 34,000 miles, one owner. Iggy Lardner REPAIR your credit rating I inhabitants. monday 19 june CHEVY CITATION 1982, Denise at 761-1923 INTO SOULMAKING Two door, five speed, white. HAIL MARY TYPING Send $5 for guaranteed reo 1989 at the hour of nine. four door, six cylinder, auto., Saul Wilhelm ·aulhenticity and vocation·, "you hovo placed on ad In the Co9co Boy _Iy per"""lI. your New: front brakes and tires , Service. Don't ·pass· this port to Total Financial Suc­ baxter cove, portland, maine ad laout_atlca/I, ..t«eeI in th PERSONAL OFTHE WEEK cont ... PSlPB, AMiFM, cruise con ­ non-residential: June 24 and rear shocks, muffler, tune­ Mancini Brown up!! Will type your resumes, cess Publications, PO Box (Soccer field parallel to route fOf' thItYf_. We •• looking for ads that •• a.'Ye, winy-and fun. trol 75,000 miles, excellent 25 call: (207) 799-1024. Winner. will rllClllve thlir tickets In the mall . up, sticker. Lifetime rust­ _ Alger Connie te,," papers, law briefs, per- 6486 Portland, ME 04102 295 south). bring candles, Residential: August 25, 26 co~dition, reconditioned sonalized multiple letters, children and friends. one 01 and 27 call (603) 253-4366 interior/exterior. The perfect proofed. Runs great. $3900 Craddock Marin Engineering reports, plays FINE ART MURALS and hearta 1 post office box or best offer. Call 772-7831 SWM LOOK INC for a graduation present. 781- Rubble _ Tommy and scripts. I type nearly canvases painted in oil, by 15143, portland, maine SWF to share the outdoors TIGER twice Tuesday I 5232 AUDI 5000S 1981 . AC , Maxwell 100 words per minute. Ouick commission. Choice of DJ'S for all occasions. 04101. 2071774-0308 or a CC, sunroof, Alpine sound, OPENING the HEART and cuddle with. Would like saw you. If I had my way, I turn around time. Pickup and sizes, styles and subject Weddings, parties, private 207/871 -0287. new battery, new transmis­ Meditation is a way of devel­ her to be 35 to 40. Must be would see you again. But not RENAULT FUEGO 1982, delivery available. Call 774- matter is negotiable. En- functions. Featuring the best sion , luxurious, $2500. 1975 in contemporary dance mu­ • RYTHMICAL MASSAGE oping basic friendship to­ gentle and like walking on in a book store. Get in touch 100 lhousand miles, PS, PB, 5410 hance your home, office, 5 speed. New tires, res­ Volvo sedan, automatic, new Can you solve the Real Puzzle? sic. Reasonable rates. Call a combination of therapeutic ward oneself and others and the beach, holding hands if you are free, Tiger B. CBW . lobby or corporate space. creating harmony and and cuddling. Long term Box 288 onator, alternator, battery, engine, exhaust, tires, Ifso there could be a $20 giftcertifica te for 772-1384 massage modalities using brakes, battery, great body, Call D.H. Laughlin 207-793- compassion in daily life. Five relationship possible. Please brakes. Immaculate interior 8058 various oils and ointments, dependable. $1200 967- Alberta's in it for you (first prize). Or tickets C.D. TUNES - Muzac for all to achieve your personal Tuesdays, beginning June send phone number and and exterior. No rust. Excel­ occasions. Private parties - 4295. for two aboard the Longfellow Cruise Lines needs. 13.7:15 pm in Yarmouth. Call photo if possible. Send to NICE GUY available. lent shape. Going to school (second prize). Winners be selected from wakes - Bar Mitzvahs. • Relieve mental and Carroll Dunn at 846-0764 af­ CBW Box 281 SWM, 34, 6'0·, 180 Ibs. Not must sell . $1500. Evenings SAAB 900S 1982, four will Cheap rates (under $100) 772-3037 Town & Country Upholstery physical stress, and tension, ter 6. ($30) fat, not ugly, not a drunk or a door, five speed, 85,000 among the correct entries by a random y Stephen Scott Call 879-0167 P.NUT, Those who mean the relax and tone muscles, druggie. Wide range of inter­ miles, sunroof, air, pw, navy drawing. Contestants are ineligible to win improve joint mobility, and SUMMER FUN! Have a most to us are sometimes ests and experience. Enjoys DODGE DART 1974 for blue metallic. Immaculate, lhe hardest to deal with. We sale. Has sticker, new front more than one prize in a four-week span, South868 Broadway Portland, ME 04106 I_ i•••• II! ~____-U$1. • integrate body, mind and psychic party! Also private outdoors, moonlight, live runs and drives beautifully. spirit. readings - Teaching - WOrk­ are two people Who have music, dancing, sexy end new brakes, water Going to grad. school. and only one entry is allowed per contest­ hopes and desires for ~o An appropriate shops - Channeling. Call clothes, romantic evenings pu~p , tune up, no rust, ex­ $4,300. Call 871-0033 ant. 779-2291 IIIfjJiWHiilC happiness. It is important ~----~~------~ complement to counseling Audrey 775-7135 Center for at home and just living in cellent condition . Asking and other lherapies. New Age. that we do what is right for general. Seeking SF $995 or best offer. Call 772- RARE CLASSIC: 1970 All entries for this week's Real Puzzle ourselves, if we don't, we FOR SALE. Sop. sax $325, • Gift certificates available. friend/lover of similar inter­ 1121 Bam-5:30pm BMW 2800 CS (coupe) met­ mustbereceived by noon Wednesday, June can never make each olher JBL pro monitors $325, Vox Linden Thigpen, certified WOMEN: Does being in ests and attitude Who would alic sky blue, security sys­ Solution to Real Puzzle #21 TOM happy. I've allowed my anger 14, The solution to this week's Real Puzzle - 8BAOOllND Elec. bass $100, Thorens massage therapist. New love mean being in pain? VOLVO 264GL 1978 four tem, Bongi Box tape deck, over things that went wrong like a pleasant way out of the SOUTHERN turntable $75, Flute $50, Images 142 High St. (across Learn how to change dys­ speed with overdrive, elec­ good body , runs great! Must will appear in the June 22 issue of Casco Bay to be released. By doing so single life doldrums too. 15 backfire 6 hangout + Carpenter + Builder + BmLDBRS trumpet $80, Altonium $95, from Sonesta), Room 515. functional relationship pat­ tric windows, sunroof, well sell. Best offer. George 772- Weekly, Send your best guess to: I've made things easier to Open to romance, relation­ 3 housework 1 overhand SPECIALIST IN DECKfNG stereo speakers $25 - up, By appointment 775-4010. terns. Therapy group now ship and/or children. Photo maintained, a dream to drive, 8539 Trombone $75. 829-6513 accept. No regrets here kid! $1300, must sell - bought 8 backhand 11 paperwork Work, the way econtemorary forming based on ·Women appreciated but not neces­ Who Love Too Much." For in­ Experience has taught me new car. Call 967-4531. keep TOYOTA COROLLA The Real Puzzle #23 7 flypaper 4 firework you would like • cabinetry &,; carpentry CONN TENOR SAX in sary. All replies answered. THERAPUTIC BODY­ formalion call 871-9256 that lhere is a special person trying. 1981 . Excellent condition. Casco Bay Weekly . 13 hangover 12hou5efly to have it done_ perfect condition. Must sell CBW Box 294 • building &,; remodeling WORK combines traditional in you . I love and respect 100,000 miles. Asking 187 Clark Street 14 handout 9 overhang this week. Hall price at $300, Swedish massage with MIDWIFE. Services in­ you enough 10 give you the $1000. Call 772-5167 5 firefly 2outhou5e ill 1989 United Feature Syndicate. 772-7725 871-0255 • 772-1761 includes all accessories. Call polarity and trigger pOint clude prenatal care, nutrition room needed to figure out GWM 33 brown hair, beard, CANNONDALE Mountain Portland, ME 04102 John at 879-1669. therapy. Theresa Berman , what is best for you. I'm a Bike 1988. Like new. 18· blue 10 paperback coun seling. homebirth, pap medical profeSSional looking DATSUN PU 1979 with Certified Therapist. 767- sm ears. Call for free con­ better man for having known for that significant other, but frame . $550. 79 auto. Dasher SW Needs new bat cap. Runs good. Needs First prize goes to Steve Mizerak of Portland. Sec­ 5439. Gift certificates avail­ sultation visit. Heidi Fillmore­ you . Now Greate r Portland very willing to wail. He mus t welding work for sticker. WANTED: able. r~ tery, but runs well . 761-0165. ond goes to Marc Cote of Westbrook. ART Patrick, 657-3180. and you know just how I feel be 30 to 45, honest, sinc€re, 829-6513 ~ Leave message. PURE DRINKING WATER TO THE HOME My best wishes, prayers and no t afraid of commi tment that • PROBLEM: Drinking Weare love are for you. SAG. goes with a long term water supplies are general contractors relationship. I enioy rom antic becoming contaminaled specializing in HANDSOME HONKER, dinners, th e outdoo rs. • SOLUll0N: MULTI­ painting 8< masoruy r; 51 tI ;t·(19 i'J 'if__ M, bl ack. whi te and brown , music, theater, danCing, PURE T\( systems guaran­ • FREE ESTiMATES Canadian goose, see ks trave l, Tina Turn er, romance, teed to remove ch lorine, • FULLY INSURED unattached black, white and cuddling under satin sheets bacteria and chemicals brown F who enjoys deep Please write soon - it could The Place For quality work at + OPPORTIJNIIY: good prices oan water intimate con tact be fun. CBW Box 29 1 Distributors needed! 574 Congress St. 425 Forest Avenue, Portland 772-1708 (Above Record Land) sports, unusual inverte­ brates and delicate sprig s of Near Interstate 295 772-6740 761-8084 spring grass. Must be a SWM 34 seeking SWF 25- good swimmer and well 35 lor summer fun and 774-2091 feathered. Honk il interested friendship. Someone to drink to CBW Box 287 margaritas, burn steaks, day trip , and just hang out with . Maybe even a little ro­ ilLWAYSAVAELABLE CERAMIC CLASSES for mance. Maine summers are IT WAS TRvE. NoT MY children ages 5-10. Learn AN D CLEANING I WANTA WIFE! DIW too short, so let's mee t. hand building and glazing \\\ • SUBS searching for man 35-45 who Write Bill Box 15025, Port­ IMAGINATION nlEN WfJ.AT? IS IT EVEN techniques. Educational and fulfills job description of l VVhen was the last time you met land. ME 04101 fun Saturday mornings or ·Wife· Additional duties may MY BUSINESS';) PL£A SE GOD, TELL Me. Monday afternoons, Wood­ someone who blew you away? include: Impromplu picnics KAREN, although we may ford area. Call 774-6829 Don't leave it to chance. Let us introduce you to (with wine), leisure Sunday not have been destined for brunch (with wine), late night one another, I want you to • PASTA DINNERS GUITAR LESSONS Now someone special. Se lectively. Thoughtfully. Cheerfully. Beingsing/ein Mainecan rrt:_ 0. "." ' .000 CLASSIFIED 4737 I CBW read'""oo~ers, mo ,"0re than '" -" a few "0 .of" whic h a ra I CHARGE ~ I I Single, a nd all o f w hich are well re ad! I • BY. W SA I I PAY FOR TWO WEEKS. GET YOUR I PHONE I I I PleaTHIRDse u seWEEK the "D oFREE! It Yours elf" C lassifi ed a d form I L.::===::::...... lTI:=§6Q60Q1...:::===:::::~775- 1 l and enc lose t his c o u pon to receive a free w eek. ) \ ,------~ \

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