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... that don't make THE NEWS (OYER STOll by Kelly Nelson PHOTOS by Tonet! Harbert One night last April Michael Metevier got off work at midnight and headed over to Raoul's to hear some blues. An hour later he was cruising home, feeling good. His tune changed when he got home. His door was smashed open. The lock lay useless on the floor. The lights were -. glaring. "It was quite a bunch of mixed emotions - shock and being violated. I was kind of in a daze," says Metevier of finding his home burglarized. He didn't sleep well that night. He kept thinking that someone he didn't know had been in his home - and had stolen his telephone, answering machine, flashlight, calculator, candy dish, towel!! and electric shaver. You probably heard every gory detail of the four murders in the Portland area last year. But you probably didn't hear about Metevier geHing ripped off. Nor did you hear about the 2,437 thefts from residences, businesses and other assorted places and the 2,564 thefts from motor vehicles in 1988. Of the 329 U.S. metropolitan areas rated by Places Rated Almanac, Portland ranks 122nd in the crime category. But looking only at the property crime num­ bers, Portland has a higher rate of inci­ dence per 100,000 people (5285) than Chicago (4729) and Newark N.J. (4845). , And Portland isn't too far behind (5351). Portland ranks safer overall than those cities because Portland's incidence of violent crimes is much lower. So while you're more likely to get stabbed in Newark, you're more likely to lose your car stereo in Portland.

Michael Metevler peers from his now well-ICKked apartment. (ONTINUED on page 8 INSIDE:

UPDATES page 2 CALENDAR page 12 WEIRD NEWS page3 LISTINGS page 14 TALK page 4 TUNES page 16 VIEWS page 6 CLASSIFIEDS page 21 COVER pageS PUZZLE page 23 ART SEEN page 10 POOK page 23 Complete Deering Oaks Family Festival listings. Complete Yarmouth Clam Festival listings. Seepage 19 Seepage 11 / July 13, 1989 3 2 C!sco &y W~k1y

Troubled waters run deeper THE WEEK IN BRIEF: Water District dragged to court Permanent home for homeless Alexander House, a permanent home for people with psychi­ While wading in Casco Bay with his two young Taylor in a press release. "But the whole proc­ atric or alcohol problems, opened in early July at 275 State St. At daughters during the long Fourth of July week­ ess ... could take a year or two before the improve­ capacity the home provides eight people with private bedrooms end, Jeff Thaler worried about "the thousands ments are completed." and three meals a day in a communal dining room. Jeannine and thousands of ganons of pollutants that are Taylor said he is disappointed that the groups Jordan, who established the Jordan House homeless shelter in pumped into the bay every day." bringing the lawsuit have not recognized the 1986 and the Alexander House, said the program helps unskilled On Wednesday morning, July 5, the Lewiston­ progress PWD has made. Taylor said that both the people become more "functional and social." But she finds state based attorney brought the Portland Water Dis­ state Attorney General's office and the funding inadequate for the growing demand. Residents give trict to court. Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) social security or disability checks to the home as payment, and The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court in have recognized that the plant's license cannot be are encouraged to seek employment. Portland by the Boston-based Conservation Law met as it is presently written, and have tolerated Foundation (CLF), the Island Institute in Rock­ its violations. land and the Maine Audubon Society in Fal­ In response to that, Shelley said that "two Adams hailed as hero mouth. It charges that the Portland Water District wrongs don't make a right." Shelley speculated Portlander Herb Adams, a state legislator and crusader for (PWD) is in violation of the federal Clean Water that the DEP, which earlier this year won $98,500 quality of life, has been named by Newsweek magazine as one of Act at its Portland and Westbrook operations. If in fines for water violations at the S.D. Warren America's50 heroes. Adams was in the front ranks of the Parkside found guilty, those violations could cost the PWD paper mill in Westbrook, has been reticent to Neighborhood Association when it attacked the problems of $25,000 a day in fines. apply the same strict standards to the PWD be­ absentee landlords, drugs and prostitution that tormentParkside. "It's time we raised the stakes," said Peter cause the water district, like the DEP, is a govern­ The efforts of the association have resulted in a stricter trash Shelley, senior attorney forCLF, at a press confer­ mental agency. The district is a cooperative effort ordinance, an ordinance requiring landlords to register their ence held the day the suit was filed. The crux of by Greater Portland municipalities, and is paid names with the ci ty, and state-level prostitution legislation. Adams the problem, according to Shelley, is the decade­ for with water fees. passed the credit to the entire association, but acknowledged, old waste water treatment plant located above Thaler added that "there are other municipali­ "They put the (Adams') picture up in the Mellen Street Market. East End Beach in Portland. ties in Greater Portland who are also violating the That's really the height of achievement." "As built," said Shelley, "this plant has never conditions of their permits." He warned other, ...... been capable of meeting the limi ts established by perhaps smaller polluting communities that "this MERe fined $300,000 ~ BOOKS ETC its permit." The PWD plant does not have a hold­ is the first but not the last lawsuit against a mu­ :-- ing chamber where chlorine can make contact nicipality." The MERC trash-to-energy plant in Biddeford has agreed to . - with the waste water to kill bacteria, nor does it Taylor said that the planned improvements to make $2 million worth of improvements and pay $300,000 in fines ...... have a subsequent device to dechlorinate that the Portland treatment plant will cost the PWD for repeated environmental violations. Biddeford residents have water before releasing it into the bay. Conse­ about $8 million and will raise water rates about been subjected to showers of toxic ash from MERC, according the quently, the plant discharges too much chlorine 16 percent. The average household bill would rise Department of Environmental Protection, which brought suit for and too much bacteria. Shelley and Thaler, who from $132 to $154 per year. Those figures could nine violations. MERC will have to develop an air monitoring represents the Island Institute, insist that these rise if penalties are assessed. A previous CLF J program. MERC will also have to assess and pay for "health risks repairs be made by next summer's swimming lawsuit cost Boston $1.2 million in fines. .' associated with plant operation," a DEP statement said. season. Protesting the suit, Joe Taylor pointed out that !, Joseph Taylor, generaJ'manager of the Port­ there wasn't even a treatment plant in existence land Water District, agfees that the plant needs until 1979. Time raises cable rates chlorination and declorination chambers. But Although Shelley agreed that the PWD is Public Cable Co., with a monopoly in the Portland area, just Taylor, who had been negotiating with the three announced a 5 to 8 percent rate increase in Southern Maine. ART AND DRAFTING cleaner than it used to be, he called that argument environmental groups since January, does not Deregulation of public utilities in 1984 left Portland with no a red herring. "Compared to Boston, they're Share your special pictures! supplies sale think the work can be completed by next summer. saints," said Shelley. "But they're still not good bargaining power over rates. Things may get worse. Paramount "We hope, weather permitting, to begin construc­ enough." Communications asked Portland's approval of a takeover bid for FREE FILM plus FREE EXTRA PRINTS tion in November or December of this year," said Mont< PllUlsen Time Inc., which owns Public Cable. City Attorney David Lourie every day of the week with said it's too early for Portland to take a position, but Portland op­ posed a merger of the two corporations because a heavy debt The Portland stuck in the slow lane might have resulted. It was feared the debt would cause a rise in cable subscription fees with no corresponding rise in services. New bridge's traffic unwelcome Lourie said that may also happen with a takeover. The Oty of South Portland will get better traf­ tricts in Portland. Noise, air pollution, the split­ Parkside housing sweep fic flow when the Million Dollar Bridge is re­ ting of a neighborhood and danger to pedestrians Stop in and find out about our Two Convenient Locations: placed, but Portlat)d win get more of a bad thing. • are among the problems. Portland's nine building inspectors are now splitting their time "Picture Maln~' 71 U.S. Rte. 1 30 City Center Scarborough Portland The new bridge threatens to route more traffic "Just as South Portland insisted on removing between their usual beats and the Parkside area in order to focus more attention on the troubled neighborhood. Housing there is PHOTO CONTEST! 883-5126 772-7296 through two streets in a historic Portland neigh­ through traffic on the one-way street system, 'rtIu could win a 35mm camera! Convenient Hrs: M-F 7:30-6, Sat 9-1 borhood. Last winter two neighborhood groups Portland should have insisted that we have a dense, and a few buildings are notorious for housing code viola­ united to demand a third route, but they acknowl­ comparable connector, either brought up the Fore tions. Every house and apartment between High and Deering TRUST THE PROS AT BPS PHOTO EXPRESS! edge now that they got too little too latc. River and down around 51. John Street," said streets and Deering and Park avenues will be inspected for fire, On the South Portland end of the bridge, fore­ Stevensen, who said thereareseveraI ways around safety and sanitary violations in the next six months, said Plan­ sight paid off. It resulted in a new two-way traffic the peninsula for vehicles not needing to goacross ning Director Joe Gray. plan for the Knightsville area, where the bridge it. will touch down. Besides planning for its future According to figures from an environmental traffic, South Portland will benefit from 80 per­ impact statement, 30,000 cars flow up and down WEIRD NEWS: cent federal ~d 20 percent state funding. State and High streets every day. By the year 2005 "In Portland, they ignored that (traffic) issue traffic is expected to hit 34,5000 cars per day. ...In Memphis, brothers John and Leroy Ivy were indicted on completely," said Jeffrey Stevensen, a Park Street Realizing that would only bring bigger prob­ a charge of conspiracy to murder a circuit court judge by hiring a resident. "It's as though it didn't exist." lems, last year the Parkside Association petitioned voodoo priest. The pair tried to buy a lock of the hair of Judge High and State streets already serve as a north­ for another exit ramp through Beach Street to Thomas Gardner III to help with the curse, which officials believe south corridor for traffic that passes through in­ west Commercial Street last year. The petition was aimed at avenging a 40-year sentence the judge imposed on ~Maine surveyors' service. Inc. town Portland without stopping. The new Fore was accepted, and some traffic will be steered John Ivy for other crimes. Prosecutor Charles Brett says the court Street Bridge is expecteq to bring more "through away from High and State street areas. will have to decide if a voodoo curse constitutes a serious attempt (S~~S) traffic" through. ~; The ramp isn't a blessing to everyone. An at murder. Portland's Parkside Neighborhood Associa­ inexpensive steel girder design was chosen over a ...Kenneth Wiggins, 45, of St. Clairsville, Ohio, was driving to work when his vehicle accidentally crossed the center line and zB VI, s. fV\4tc: {74e: tion and the Portland West NeighborhoodsPlan­ concrete box design. West End residents living ning Council demanded and got a third exitramp close to the right side of the bridge will be looking slammed into a car driven by his wife, Nancy, 41, who was on her 7~ V Vi/WJ,rtr/, /1it'til ~ off the planned bridge, but Stevensen, a Parkside up at the underbelly of a substantially unattrac­ way home from work. Both were hospitalized in fair condition. member, thinks Portland was all wet when con­ tive piece of construction. "'President Amata Kabua of the Marshall Islands has signed sidering future traffic flow. The debate has moved on to lighting, location an agreement with Pacific Landfills Inc. of Seattle. The company Stevensen said that traffic roaring across the of a pedestrian stairway, gradation of a possible will get exclusive rights to dump American garbage in the center of the Portland peninsula on one-way State Harborview Park extension, railings and shrubs. Marshall's territorial waters, and the little nation will receive $8 and High Streets is eroding one of the oldest and Construction of the new $115 million bridge per ton dumped. It may also increase its land mass fivefold over most significant National Register Historic dis- will span 1991 to 1994. a 20-year period. Morgan Shepard RDland Swut/AlterNet 4 Usro Bay Wukly July 13, 1989 5 Stop Stress! Naturally while you sleep

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Vietnam, and I've paid my dues over the last 20 years. I did my Cuddledown's year in Vietnam and got an honorable discharge and I could Hair Color. Support Pillow have very easily gotten killed in the service of this country. So that gives me maybe some more legitimacy. You can't question Any business can be a my patriotism - I fought for this country. pain in the neck - even ours! So we designed How does your father, a veteran, respond the CUddledown to your work? Support Pillow to relax He's responded to it poorly - he doesn't understand it at all. At Matthew John we fly from London to Miami to bring neck muscles and give He is an Archie Bunker character who, as he always said, y'ou exciting new hair colors, to make you look better you a great night's fought the Japs in Saipan and Okinawa. He's a patriot and a than ever. sleep! A channel of terrible racist who hates everyone that's not Irish. His beliefs Your hair color must be natural looking with lots of goose feathers supports are formed and mine are formed. We butted heads like a luster and liveliness. your neck, while your couple rams in heat and decided we just weren't going to like We invite you to try our style with a free consultation head sinks into a pillow each other that well. And that's okay. and $10 off any hair color service thru July 31, 1989. of prime white goose . The odd thing is that I have a son almost 20 who just signed down.l00% W. German up for the draft. I didn't want him to. That's more frustrating than my relationship with my father. But my son is going • Subiect to stylist availability Cotton Ticking. • No double discounts against my values just as I'm going against my father's. Some • Please bring in this ad to OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK An Authentic stuff we agree on. He doesn't necessarily think the Contras are recieve discount. Motthew John, 426 Fore St., Portland ~...... European good guys. But he's much more of an American than I am. I 772·5243 Down Shop mean, I consider myself a citizen of the Earth, as corny as that sounds, before I'm a nationalist.

Does your work with Veterans for Peace help sort out your Vietnam experience? A lot of the assumptions of what it is to be a male in this society that I learned 30 years ago were incorrect. I had to tum OWN YOUR 6 Mill St. my rage from being betrayed and lied to and my friends dying CRUISE THE STEAMBOAT Freeport, Maine into something constructive. I've used Veterans for Peace as a OWN HOME On the South Side of the vehicle to to do some good things, some meaningful things FOR ONLY Village Center Parking Area with my life other than putting sun room additions on the ROUTES ABOARD LONGFELLOW II homes of people in Kennebunkport that make $150,000 a year. ~ 865-1713 That's actually some of the work I do and it gets really old lllJm· 1o.111l0 LOOskr FisMrin and Island HisroryCruislr CRUISE Please ask for our catalogue because, what's the meaning? But this winter I built houses for ""h~,,, ~~l .... 'fI~"., C;7"111 Chlld!\'fl ~'5t) ""T" h"".h",",,,",,, .... j~. ~""" _ ...... $15 CBW/Andy Nt!WmIln people that really needed them. TIlE STFAMBO\T 1l:i,)4) III Il''5'''i nnT,"," ABoARD l.uncbtirM HaixN- Cnusr: PERDAY** r------, Where did you build houses? 1.l,l1 fll ll'\) LI..L"''' n UF""'"" ~d SIupwnxI< Cru>;< I took my tools to Nicaragua to help after the hurricane. I "'1(lll'~W "t:ll~""'';''iI) (Jl!kl,,;n~t>'iI.\ A conversation with was frustrated writing my congresSman and marching to tll1\<1 'h'(l :4·~... N.Jturalist Cruiv KS: /,..,/(,H"I \\m.h Bush's house. But in Central America, there is a family of 10 "'tJ'" I 146 Ocean St., South Portland : ,", . iI"' . IiIl!~ ~J.~' I~Jt~", R. l lJl'1Jt T",.. lII1.\ Tn.· (.«I • Homes as low as $39,950 I Just acquired for sale _ I Directors of Veterans for Peace. people, a whole country. And we were using the contras as "I~.~I~, ,'W"f,U'll1l1W ",1Io1ul.· jUj(1 "",n•• u~ !\I!""'.L,,\I!r,o • fmancing availabk ISTOW WENGENROTH PRINTS I proxies to screw up another third world country. So it seemed l)uO'\;Inll,;.IN,·m.lk..... I\".. ,IJMk k'f~'lIf"'> I limited, signed I What did you think awaited you when you particularly appropriate for me to work against American ../11.) kl 101.' • Full Contracting Service went to Vietnam? t.nllipr...... MI.·,I\·.. , ~""l,tl l ,nll"<'" • Over l,tnlLots available Thi. coupon good foreign policy as defined by the Reagan administration rather rh.' I.~l~i ...... II h.,..,.n IM ••m:1 "Il.Io.k.·.. xL. & ,,-..]..I.nl h.Lr '" .lk,.n." m.t\ ~ , ..mtd .ib..... nl .• or build on your land. for $1.00 OFF I thought I would prove something in some macho sense to than being used as a tool of foreign policy like I was as a 19- ph .... ,. I [) " ~llll\-J "-ot h.u- '«''\\.~ M JII"--~ each book of $6 or dn'lkll~~' ,,21 "'fI' h-.ln-.u.."t' I

July 13, 1989 7 Don't miss the boat this summer. You'll miss the best 01 Casco Bay. A mid-day cruise on Casco Bay is the best way to see THEIRS: the Maine coast-on the Diamond Pass run by , This space is for opinions. Your the Mailboat run all the way to , or any of our other cruises. It's cooler on the water, too. views are here, and sometimes OUTS. o n't let summer pass you by without seeing the best of the bay. Please be brief when you write, and Something hot o Time Departs Adults Seniors Children p~se include a phone number is going on. Mall Doat 2hxs. lOAM&2PM $7.95 $6.95 $4.00 (which will not be published) so Is it the bright shining Run 45 mins. that we can verify your letter. sun? Is it the warm Diamond lhr. 9AM, 11 AM, 1 PM, $6.95 $5.95 $3.00 Send your VIEWS to: VIEWS, ocean breeze? Nature, Pass 45 mins. 3 PM; Weds.: 9 AM, Casco Bay Weekly, 187 Clark St., Noon,3PM by its own law, has a way of surprising. Which Portland, ME. 04102. AlSO' Music Cruise with Big Chief and The Continental. 36 Danforth Street -DeParts at 5 PM, Sun. $10. Cash b~r. Over 21, .State lD. is exactly what we have a Bab &; Broadway-Departs 7:10 PM, Fri. & sat" 1.40 PM Sun. $35. • Portland· in mind for you with our B ~ncludes lobster dinner and theatre show. Children's meal; $20.50 Monday - Saturday 10-5pm fabulous summer sale. All prices are round trip. Seniors 65 and over. Children 5 to 9 years 0 ld• Children under 5 nde free. 772-8607 20-40% off Part Two, Putumayo, In-Wear. .. to US: S- name just a few of the wonderful surprises PUIUSHER Gary Santaniello ~----- waiting for you. --=- Only at Amaryllis. EDITOR Monte Paulsen -- ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Ann Sitomer Casco Bay Lines NEWS & UPDATES Terminal Commercial &; Franklin Streets, Portland 774-7871 Hannah Holmes Casco Bay ~d and ope';'ted by lire Olsen Bay Island T",nsit District. PHOTOGRAPHS Tonee Harbert IUUST ..nONS CAMBODIAN REFUG£ES; WELCOME TO AMERICA _ TokiOshima Amaryllis Clothing Co. "GIVE US YOUR. PooR . .. YOUR. HUDDLED MASSES .. 41 , YeARNI/-¥;- To BREATHE FREE ., PRODUcnON MANAGER I love this stuff ! Portland, ME 041 01 EXCEPT IN 772-4439 BUXTON, MAINE. Elissa Conger DESIGN Truth Hawk

CIRCUUTION MANAGER YOURS: Diane DesMarais CIRCUUnON Say "no" to cruise missiles Chris Daniels, Dan Tonini, The voters of Maine have an opportunity to cast Jim England a vote that resounds around the world. possibility of ratification of the START treaty, it is In November these words will appear on the imperative that these tests, as well as all nuclear ADYERnSING MANAGER tests, be stopped. ballot: "Do you favor stopping cruise missile test Marg Watts over Maine." ADYERTISING Kate Halpert, Garry Young Since the sea-launched cruise missile increases S~ \ \ 8~~f(\ Sally Breen the chances for nuclear war and is undermining the 'f Windham CWSIFIEDS John Shalek

CONTRIBUTORS Lynda Barry, Kathy Caron, Brenda Chandler, Their peace is Catholic Barbara Hill, Sherry Miller, Andy Newman , Kelly Nelson, Andy Newman did a good job compressing his Church, and continue to be part of the "Catholic Mike Quinn, Don Rubin, longinterview with usintoa small TALK space. But community. Morgan Shepard, Thomas Verde we do want to clarify one point. ~'" lot -""l.w ~ Yes, Ileftthe convent, and Francis left the priest- ~« • ,(./. //k- . . hood, but we did not "leave the church to be Elaine G. McGillicUddy CASCO lAY WEEKLY married," In fact, we were married in the Catholic Portland is an instrument of community understanding. Every Thursday, Casco Bay Weekly distributes THEIRS: 20,000 papers free of charge - limited to one copy per reader. No person may take more than one of each issue without the permis­ Black Monday:.a call to action sion of Casco Bay Weekly. I consider July 3 Black Monday. overshadow other important issues, neglecting them As the U.s. Supreme Court's abortion decision ADDITIONAL COPIES of the current and letting candidates go unquestioned on other bled out of the courtroom and onto 1V screens and issue and/or some back issues may " ,\ I.OT OF I'EOPI.F ~H ·. TilE WORK I DO. SO. 1 TAKF PRfOV IN topics. Still, I know that I could not vote for a legisla­ front pages, I felt darkened, scared, angry. I thought be purchased for $1 each at the Our Famous Semi-Annual SH.I.W; SCHvlFTflfNC RI·:. \I.I.Y 1'11(;1' (;0.\11· OH' ·IIIE PRESS. I it would affect other people strongly too. I expected tive or gubernatorial candidate who could put WORK IIARIJ ,\ r I'U . "\'~IN(; IHE ClISTO,\JJo:R,'. women's reproductive choice in peril. Casco Bay Weekly office. mourning for the loss of women's rights. I expected Domestic subscriptions are mailed • Qualir}' Printing And I fear that this single issue focus will prevent • Special Events anger and fear for the future. 3rd class and are $36/year, payable But July 4 came and went as usual with cookouts people on both sides from putting their time and Sale • Promotion flems in advance. • Direct Mail and sparklers. I at least expected someone to say energy toward other important issues. I don't want Now In Progress there to come a time when the Democratic and something about it. But after the pro-choice press MOGUL MEDIA, INC. publishes Republican parties are relabeled Pro-Choice and conference dispersed from Federal Street I heard Casco Bay Weekly. Entire contents nothing. Pro-Life.

5 pm: Ham and Turkey Supper Yarmouth First Parish Congregational Church 5:30 pm: Mime and juggler Randy Judkins North Yarmouth Academy bandshell Clam 7 pm: Karate Demonstration Library lawn 7:30 pm: Downeast Barbershop Chorus North Yarmouth Academy bandshell Festival 8 pm: Cathy Stebbins & Loose Ends play blues, rock and funk on Memorial Green 9:15 pm: Fireworks Friday 6 pm: Parade, Main 8 pm: Anni ClarK plays acoustic music Memorial Green Sunday 8:30 pm: Bath Municipal Concert Band 7-10:30 am: Blueberry Pancake, and Hash and North Yarmouth Academy bandshell Poached Egg Breakfast on Memorial Green 8:30 am: Breakfast Bar First Parish Lawn 9:30 am: Special Ecumenical Service Guest speaker is Rev. Marilyn Robb, state Saturday chairman of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers 7-10:30 am: Blueberry Pancake Breakfast Old Meeting House on Hillside Street Memorial Green 10 am: Bike Race 7-9 am: Breakfast Bar Main Street ------~ First Parish Lawn 10:30 am: Steel Industry plays steel drums 7:30 am: Clam Festival Fun Run for Kids North Yarmouth Academy bands hell STUFF~D.l STACKED, ATELIER FRAMING Main Street 11 am and 1 pm: Downeast Tennis Classic 8 am: Pat's Pizza Classic Finals at Yarmouth High School DOLLAR BACK. 5·mile road race starting and ending at Town Hail 11 am: Balloon Zoo Come to Subway and save. Try a Super BMT, a Super Club, • CONSERVATION 10 am: Gymnastics Demonstration Memorial Green a Super Combo or your favorite Subway sub as a Super Sub, FRAMING Rowe School Gymnasium 11 :30 am: Diaper Derby and get twice the meat. Without paying twice the price. Michele A. Caron 10:30 am: Doc's Banjo Band Race for toddlers on the Library lawn Memorial Green 12 noon: The Wicked Good Band SAVE $1.00 11 am: Aerobic Demonstration North Yarmouth Academy bandshell • ANTIQUE MAPS Library lawn 1 pm: Philharmonic play New WHEN YOU & PRINTS 11:30 am: Yarmouth H.S. Alumni Jazz Group Orleans style jazz onMemorial Green Elliott Healy North Yarmouth Academy bandshell And ••• King and Queen of the Festival Lip BUY ANY Curtis botanicals Prang lithographs 12 noon: Great Royal River Canoe Race Synching Contest at the Yale Cordage parKing TWO Architectural views Sowerby botanicals starts at Town Landing lot on Main Street Audubon birds and animals Burritt's Star At! And ... Karate Demonstration 2 pm: Casco Bay Cloggers FOOTLONG Camera Work gravures Japanese prints Emma Sewall: the woman, the photographer, the artist Library lawn Memorial Green Winslow Homer woodcuts Maine views 12:30 pm: Gary Richardson plays fusion And ••• Sweet Adelines SUPER SUBS. McKenney & Hall Indians G.T. Burnett botanicals Message through time Memorial Green North Yarmouth Academy bandshell 1 :30 pm: Kix Brooks plays country music 3 pm: Gil Donatelli Band 82 Middle Street Port/and 774-2088 One glorious clear cool Maine day I was walk­ productive lives. North Yarmouth Academy bandshell Memorial Green M-F 9-5 / Sat. 10-2 or b pointment ing in a Cumberland County salt marsh . EnunaSewall was the wifeofa rich, prominent And ••• Fireman's Muster Ladder and Hose 4 pm: Community Orchestra of the Portland Most of us living here have these Maine scenes anddevoted Bathshipbuilder. Herhusband,Arthur Contest on Main Street by Memorial Green Symphony Pops concert and Maine days indelibly recorded in our memo­ Sewall, eventually ran as a candidate for Vice 2 pm: Gymnastics Demonstration North Yarmouth Academy bandshell ries. Abbie Sewall, a resident of Bath, discovered President with William Jennings Bryan and was Rowe School Gymnasium AINE STATE that her own great great grandmother, Emma defeated - a Democrat from then solidly Republi­ 2:30 pm: Balloon Zoo tm~c MUS1C THEATRE Sewall,had recorded many of these images with a can Maine. Memorial Green large box camera between 1884 and 1900. Abby Sewall speculates on how this public ex­ 3:30 pm: Ann Dodson plays folk music Carnival Rides Executive Victoria Crandall - and Artistic Director Ms. Sewall first noticed the photographs in the posure must have affected the reclusive and artis­ North Yarmouth Academy bandshell Wed-Thu: 6-11 pm 1 family sununerhomeat Small Point when she was tic Emma Sewall. It was during this time that she 4:30 pm: Magician Woody Woodward Frl-Sat: 12 noon-11 pm THE KING AND I :~ : , ~' 1\1 ,- fifteen. Now she has collected all the photographs, was exhibiting regularly at the Boston Camera Memorial Green Sun: 12 noon-6 pm ANYfHING GOES ()I'I:\~ \ll,l ~I I plates, and other letters and materials that be­ Oub, winning prizes, and even exhibiting in Paris Show Sponsors BOIse Cascade Paper Grauo & Central Maine Power longed to Emma Sewall and written "Message with many favorable reviews. TRILLIUM Tues.·Sat. 8 pm Located on Beautiful Through Time, The Photographs of Emma D. Ms. Sewall's book, available from Harpswell Wed .. Fri .. Sun. 2:00 pm T~~" 725-8769 Bowcloifl Colle~ Campus, BrunsWIck. Maine Sewall 1836-1919." Press for $21.95, and hopefully soon to be in our After interviewing elderly people who still libraries, gives testimony to the author's diligence remembered Emma Sewall, and after reading and talent in discovering both the written and Defy convention through all her letters and papers, Abby Sewall photographic materials. 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Portland • 878-3191 HOURS; Mon.-Sa/., B a,m,-6 p.m. to list afew of our greatly reduced collection SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN 185 PARK ROW HOURS: 9:30-5:30 MONDAY,SATURDAY BRUNSWICK, MAINE 92 Exchange Street SUNDAY 12:00·4:30 "AROUND TIlE CORNER FROM Portland, Maine 0410 1 BOWDOIN COlLEGE, ACROSS FROM Phone 77-LOCOS WE ARE AIR CONDITIONED! TIlE BIG GREY CHURCH" • Open 7 Days a week Danforth St., Portland. 774- formance includes works by • The Bowdoin Summer Taylor, Bonnie Raitt and Dolly 1441. French composers Bizet, Music Festival celebrates Parton. Tonight he performs Gounod, Berlioz and Poulenc; Brunswick's 250th anniver- solo at the Tree Cafe, 45 Gershwin's "American in sary in a classic style. Ray Danforth St., Portland. For Paris;" and showtunes from Co mils, organist at the First more information, call 774- "Les Miserables" and "The Parish Church, performs an 1441. Phantom of the Opera." organ work by Bach written in • David Marsh remarked, • Other stringed instru­ Tickets for the concert are $10 1739, the year Brunswick was "one reason the Cajun sound ments ... The Block Ensemble • Don't expect to find am­ ($25 for a family pass, which founded. Soprano Bonnie hasn't gone national is no one is composed of members of munition or prisoners con­ admits two adults and two Scarpelli performs songs with has yet made a record that can the Portland and Vermont cealed in to­ children). The concert begins lyrics from the poetry of symphonies. Tonight they night. But this-Bastille Day hold a candle to the excite­ 7:30 p.m.; Bellamy Jazz will Bowdoin graduate Henry ment of live zydeco." And perform a program of classical the PSO and soprano warm up the cr0wd beginning Wadsworth Longfellow. Also music at 7 p.m. in Corthell Andrea Matthews will be there will be plenty of ecxite­ at 6 p.m. For ticket informa- on the program are Arthur ment all afternoon at the Concert Hall, USM Gorham. there perform­ tion, call 773-8191. (If you Foote's "A Night Piece," a This show is free and open to ing a concert SeaP AC in Old Orchard miss the PSO's program Chopin sonata, and Brahm's Beach. Live zydeco is on the the public. For more informa­ of French tonight, it will be repeated at Trio in B major. The concert is tion, call 780-4076. music in cele­ bill with Rockin' Sidney, who SeaPAC in Old Orchard Beach at 8 p.m. at the First Parish won't mess with no toot toot; bration of the on Sunday evening, 934-1731.) Church, Maine St., Brunswick. 200th annivers­ fiddler Doug Kershaw; and • ~e Theater Project co~- ITickets a~e $10. For more ary of the raid Cajun-influenced country tinues Its summer season With Information, call 725-3322. musicians Eddy Raven and on Bastille and a production of Thornton Jimmy C. Newman. The the French rev- Wilder's play about the oltion. Tonight's music begins at noon. There goings on in a quiet New will also be lots of Cajun pops per- • Texas blues can be heard England town. "Our Town" is cooking catered by Randol's '\ performed in Brunswick in the Old Port tonight when Restaurant and Cajun Dance Dallas guitarist Will Thursday-Saturday at 8 Hall in Lafayette, La. Tickets p.m., Sunday at 2 p.rn. "Smokey" Logg and his band for the show are $15; $20 will Tickets are $10/$8. • Steamers and fried clams the Flamethrowers take the get you into the show and stage at Horsefeathers. Just For more infor- are not the only reason to filled to the brim with Cajun mation, call head up to Yarmouth today, follow the trail of sawdust to food. Tickets are available at 193 Middle St., Portland. 729-8584. but they're reason enough for the box office, Ticketron and most people. The Yarmouth Teletron (800-382-8080). For Clam Festival is taking place all weekend in downtown more information, call 934- Stage by the local company Yarmouth, with most of the 1731. Oxygen Debt at 5:30 p.m. The clams and other food sold on Mellissa Hamilton Jazz Quar­ Memorial Green (you can't tet performs a dinner concert miss it). There are rides and at the bandstand at 6. To­ • The first annual Cotton entertainment all day long night's evening concert is The Street Festival is a benefit for ending with fireworks at Music Makers Big Band. For a the homeless. This outdoor complete schedule of events 9:15 p.m. For a com­ • If it's not another sleepy music festival will be held in see page 19. plete schedule of Monday night, this must be the parking lot at the corner of events at the festival bluegrass heaven. New Crass Spring and Center streets, see page 11. Revival, reputed to be the which is owned by the two or­ • Motown comes hottest bluegrass act in the ganizers of the event Law­ to Maine. Junior country, graces a Portland rence Kelley and Mark Walker and the All stage tonight at Raoul's, 865 O'Reilly. Kelly and O'Reilly Stars, best known Forest Ave., Portland. Tickets have lined-up plenty of local for their hit "Shot for the show are $10. The • Matthew Brady (1823- musicians and perforn1ers: In gun," are in town show begins at 9 p.m. For 1889) documented the Civil Transition, Crazy Moonbeam, tonight for two more information, call 773- War in photographs. "Mat­ Darien Brahms, The Kopterz, shows at 7 and 9 p.m. 6886. thew Brady's America" is the Bates Motel, Rockin' Vibration at Zootz, 31 Forest subject of a lecture given Kendall Morse, Carter Logan, Ave., Portland. This tonight by Dr. Draper Hunt, Jeff Aumuler and Haven show is a guaranteed chairperson of the history Moses. Proceeds from ticket good time. Tickets are $10 department at USM, at 7 p.m. sales will be donated to the in advance, available at in the Moot Court Room at Preble Street Resource Center, Zootz and Amadeus Music. • Deering Oaks Park is a the Law School on Deering which operates a soup kitchen For information, call 773-8187. carnival today through Sun­ Avenue, Portland. The lecture and works to place Portland's m~ day for the Greater Portland is free and open to the public. homeless in housing. Tickets Chamber of Commerce's For more information, call to the festival at $5 and are Deering Oaks Family Festival 780-4076. available at Aunti Leoni's on - lots of food, fast rides, and Pine Street, as well as Three plenty of free entertainment. Dollar Deweys and Gritty For kids, there is a children's McDuffs on Fore Street. area and the days are full C?f Entertainment begins at noon and continues until 10 p.m. Don't let appearances fool you. Junior Walker things for kids to do. For will not be in town with Sam Moore, but he bigger kids, head down after • David Crisman has been Your ticket will allow you slip will be here with his band the All Stars work tonight for diversions playing a mean folk mandolin in and out throughout the July 15 at Zootz. that begin with a modern for over 20 years, recording day. For more information, dance performance at Center with musicians such as James call 772-7077...... r"'W"f.....,r"I"'r""'l"""lll I>i\b 1l~L1rs k.d. lang .-- PRESENTS --. & The Reclines Attack of the Summer LIA SONS Soundtracks JULY 14·15 Saturday. July 30th ll4£ ~I(y ~~f\ 8:00 PM featuring Portland City Hall Auditorium ~~ Peter Gabriel-"Passio JULY 15·18 SAT-SUN MAT 3:15 rP:. SUN-TUES 7,9 Last Temptation of \j Tickets $14 Call: 774-0465 1hFfIMILY /) ";f'.(ttU-I/"'C I Available also at Amadeus Music Christ" " KANGAROO R cFfSI1VAL "Great Balls of Fire" JULYI9-23 WED-SAT 7,9 "Batman"-Prince SAT-SUN MAT 1 e.;;,-..- Saturday, July 15th SOVNOS 0 , fJ/6 t~OW(AlL OVER 'ULY 18·23 1989 & Take Out 1989 MUSIC SERIES PRESENTED BY PORTLAND PERFORMING ARTS CpORTUII)-CJ4AIItE "Earth Girls are Easy" Two Shows 7 9 p.m. 772-0360 Tix @ Amadeus Music & Zootz Open 6 Days 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Next Concert: World Saxaphore Quartet, See page 19 10 Exchange St. Lower Level 147 Cumberland Ave. Portland Sat. Aug. 19 Cambodian Festival Sat. Aug .26 Old Port 31 FOREST AVENUE. PORTLAND· 773-8187 July 13,1989 14 C= Bay Weekly 15 Signa of Life Arthur Kennedy leads a No R_I Nelghbore (rock) Spring superb cast in this tale of a closing Point Cafe, 175 Pickett 51., S. Portland. boat-building shop somewhere 767-4677. downeast and the changes the closing Red LIght Revue (r&b) Dry Dock, 84 brings into the lives of the people wha Commercial, Portland. 774-3550. work there. The movie is simple. Vito & The Groove Kings (funk) Raoul Jr. born! Nothing is overdone. There is no Horsefeathers, 193 Middle, Portland. attempt to authenticate accents, which 773-35Ot. takes the movie out of Maine and brings floating Boat. (rock) Old PortTawm, 7 lbs., 4 oz. - July 1, 1989 it into a world of universal experience. 11 Mou~on, Portland. 774-0444. The characters are played down rather The Whltewen. ('60s music) Moose than being giwn traits which would Alley, 46 Market, Portland. 774-5246. stretch their credibility. This is one of .Ieke & Rollercoe.ter (rock) The the best movies of the summer. Pound, Shore Rd. Cape Neddick. Slar Trek V They say the Enterprise Tom Bucci Sr. (jazz trio) Little Willies, has reached The Final Frontier, but I 36 Market St., Portland. 773-4500. fear William Shalner and Leonard Scott Oekle~ (jazz) Blue Moon, 425 Nimoy will never be Lost In Space Fore, Portland. 87 t -0063. enough for my tastes. This Star Irek The Shlfte,. (rock) Mr. Goodbar, 8 Compiled by Ann Sitomer feature is the first directed by Shalner West Grand Ave., Old Orchard Beach. and the first Star Trek movie to find 934-9285. Listings mu.t be received b~ 5 pm the Thunday prior to publlcetlon God. One word of waming, there are Block~erd (rock) The Brunswick, 34 Ann Sitomer, Casco Be~ W_kl~, 187 C ..rk Street, Portlend 04102 Trekkies with their paraphemalia at the West Grand, Old Orchard Beach. 934- movie theater. 4873. Weekend At Bemle'. Two guys find S1eld CI__ (acoustic) Jameson themselves invited to a beach house Tavern, Main 51., "Freeport. 865-4196. UNDER PARIS SKIES/FRI. JULY for a weekend with a dead host, who for AT FORT WILLIAMS PARK, CAPE ELIZABETH some complicated-plot-twist reason must be believed to bealive. The movie Rain site: Andrea Deed Poet. Soclet~ Robin Williams is both the main attraction and the least centers around a party with a propped­ +SUNDAY Portland City Matthews, up corpse as the butt of the movie's en~cing feature of director Peter Weir's Hall Aud. soprano jokes. .Iohn Csle (acoustic) Tree Cafe, 45 movie about a group of schoolboys in a Danforth 51., Portland. 774-1441 . Bellamy Jazz PICNIC~OPS Concert When Herry Met S.II~ Rob Reiner sponsor: Ginn ­ strict New England prep school who Carol & the Cbsrm.,. (rock) Old Band at 6 pm. PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA are inspired by an English teacher directed this comedy about modem Marvin Moving relationships . With Meg Ryan , Billy PortTavem, 11 Moulton, Portland. 774- Join the celebration Tickets: $10. TOSHIY UKI SHIMADA, M USI C DIRECTOR & CONDUCTOR (Williams) to look beyond the ordinary & Storage Co . Crystal and Carrie Fisher. 0444. Discounts avail. CALL 773-819 and to live their own dreams rather The Reel Bend (rock) Mr. Goodbar, 8 SILVER than confonn to the expectations of all month long! West Grand Ave., Old Orchard Beach. their parents and schoolmasters. 934-9285. Williams' acting does little to inspire; he Sevo~ Truffle (rock) The Pound, Shore impersonates famous people of the * Free Parking * Free Restrooms Rd. Cape Neddick. Come in and try Rul7y's World famous 20th century reciting Shakespeare and Mu.lc .Iems Irish Jam Session 2-6 pm * Balloons * National Entertainment SCREEN fills his eyes with water on demand. Gritty McDuff's, 396 Fore, Portland. Fortunately his character gives the rest 772-2739; Blues Jam Session 12-6 pm 1st concert of the story the impetus it needs to Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. 774- after studio carryonwithouthim. Usingthehaunting 1441; Reggae Jam Session with Dani production wI and mys~ca1 images that have become Tribesman7-11 pm Raoul's, 865 Forest his trademark, Weir makes the boys' Field of Dreams Ave, Portland. 773-6886; Open Mike Lou Reed of initiation ioto life, love and poetry Ray Kinsella, an ex-hippie Iowa farmer Night at Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. Andy Warhol Grilled Chicken C!:,,~~!I~~,~5Li'ioon extraordinary. who plows down a com field to build a 774-1441 . tribute Dangereuses" by Choderlos de Do The Right Thing Spike Lee, the baseball diamond prompted by a voice that tells him , 'If you build it, he will · h Laclosis the story of the powerful young black director who directed MON/JULY17 "She's Gotta Have It' and 'School come: an ambiguous enough phrase Marquise de Merteuil and her Daze: ljOes beyond plot with his to take on a "WOrld" of meaning +MONDAY In Portland for one night only to begin lover and conspirator Vicomte filmmaking to expose our necessary to this shallow but filming LOBSTEROIDS (the movie) misunderstandings and prejudices. His entertaining movie. Shoeless Joe N.w G..... Revlvel (bluegrass) S dW1C de Valmont. The story has been Jackson, a writer who has put down the Raoul's, 865 ForestAve, Portland. 773- an latest movie is about a day in the lives SESE BUELL & the subject of several stage and of the residents of Brooklyn f>8':l, a doctor who dreamed of playing 6886. In the major leagues, and Kinsella and MUSIC Glenn Phlllipe Band (rock) Tree Cafe, THE GARGOYLES With your choice of toppings from neighborhood. With Spike Lee, Danny screen adaptations, the most Aiello and Ossie Davis. his deceased fatheraraallgiven second 45 Danforth 51., Portland. 774-1441. accessible being Christopher chance to live their dreams on the Carol & the Cbsrme,. (rock) Old w/TWISTED ROOTS our topping bar! baseball field. PortTavem, 11 Moulton, Portland. 774- 10 o'clock SHARP Also visit the best 25 Hampton's interpretation which Ghostbusle,. II At least they didn't 0444. $4 mess with the theme song! The sequel The Re.1 Bend (rock) Mr. Goodlar, 8 was first produced by the Royal soup and' salad bar • offers no surprises. There are some West Grand Ave., Old Orchard Beach. Shakespeare Company in 1985 good comic moments and more slime CLUBS 934-9285. around! • • • than in the first part, but the plot and and adapted for film last year by What's Where special effects just don't live up to the Stephen Frears_ original. Maine Mall Cinemas Greet Ben of Fire Dennis Quaid plays +THURSDAY +TUESDAY Frears' movie "Dangerous Jerry Lee Lewis in this musical about Maine Mall Road,S Portland Furious Melons and Clockwl.e The Mlght~ Dlemonds (reggae) Tree Liaisons" is being released on n4-1022 Lee's early career and hiS marriage to (rock) Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. 761- L.thal ...pon II CR) Cafe, 45 Danforth 51., Portland. 774- his 13-year--~ d. cole by Dave Marsh information, can 667-9551. are $5 for adults, $2.50 for children. PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE Big Chle' .nd the Contlnent.l. The Celebration Barn is located on (r&b) 5-8 pm, Casco Bay Lines, Stockfarm Rd., off Rt. 117, S. Paris. Old Orchard Beach departing Irom the Ferry Terminal, For more information, call 743-8452. Franklin and CommerCIal streets, B .... D.nc. F_tlv.1 FI..... Works jewelers Portland. For ticket information, call from repertory, composition, and Sunday, July 16 • Noon SHOWS 774-7871. improvisation classes and other Eddy Raven· Jimmy C. N_man Red Light R.vue (r&b) Harbor cruise selected choreography by faculty and The BOB Doug Ker.haw • Roddn' Sidney 7:30-10 pm aboard the Longfellow II students July 14, 8 pm in Schaeffer Golden Censorship doesn't take a summer vacation departing 1 Long Wharf, Portland. Theater, Bates College, Lewiston. DYLAN An Authentic +THURSDAY Tickets are $12.50. For more Tockets are $3. For more information, Unicorn Cajun 6)~~~~~ 170 U.S. Route 1 Sewall, author of "Message Through ~ .TIOJUAN'S~Concord, NH.MARGAIUTA'S-Orono, ME' ~ TIme: The Photographs of Emma D. 8:30 pm: The Coasters +INTOWN Sewall 1836-1919" 3-5 pm. For more Bandstand 1==§:::pru[Q)ll© ~~:~~~ ME Portt.ndM_04ArtSeYenCorYJress information, call 774-0626. Square, Portland. Hours: Tue-Sat, 10-5; Greater Portland Landmarks 9:15 pm: Fireworks Sun, 12-5; Free on Thursday evenin!Js, 5- Summer Tours Walkinll tour of Festival 9 . Currentexhibits:ltaIyRealandl~inOO: Evergreen Cemetery, a pIcturesque Etchings by Plranesl and the Villa Bittnca example of the late 19th-century ideal Children'S Area Dr. Priscilla Oby (through July 16); Perspec1ives: UsaAlien "garden resting place," July 16, 2 pm. 10 am ... Fun With Health: Listen to Your (through July 30); "Raven's Grove," a Cost is $3 for members of Landmarks, Tuesday Heart, Tooth Hats & Health Snacks, Camp major ~nting by ArdreN Wyeth (through OFF THE $4 for non-members. Meet at the Wild is pleased to announce 1989); SkoWhegan '89 (through August Memorial Chapel at the south entrance 11 :45 am: Lazy Mercedes plays acoustic Songs, Hula Hoop Contest & Hat Making 20); Waller Kuhn: Paintings, "Drawings, of the cemetery. For more information, music at the Bandstand the opening of her new Prints (through AlI\l.19); Sentinels of the call 774-5561. 10:30 am... Face Painting Coast: Images of Lighthouses (through Writing Work. hop for anyone 2 pm: Star Search Preliminaries 11 am, 12, 1 pm: Storyteller David Neufield office at: Sep 10). 775-6148. interested in exploring new matenal, Bandstand Portland Public Ubrllry, Monument ideas and approaches, concentratIng 2 and 3 pm: Mimes Reifer & Saccone 323 Marginal Way Square, Portland. "Fashion," abstract pen­ WALL on generating material through in-class 5:30 and 7 pm: Oxygen Debt performs ancHr-kf-the-rich-and­ Robin and Congress St., Portland. For more 5 pm••• For The Health of It 772-4647. Bandstand 14 SOmOL STREET, BRUNSWICK, ML 04{) 1 t famous appeal to strolling down information, call 775-1892. 5:45 pm: American Ballet East Mal... Po"_ MaIkeI, 376 Fore St, Re.plte Training Care Program 2:30 pm: Roll & Go play folk music Doesn't buy much Portland. CoIClIfuIbrus/ideooaildporcelain the . • olter9d by the American Red Cross Center Stage Bandstand by Sheepsco~ River Potlery Ihroudl July Greater Portland Landmarks' Aug 1-24, Tue and Thu evenings, 6-9 6 pm: In The Flesh 23. Hours: daily 9am-9 pm. 774-f633. pm at 524 Forest Ave., Portland. The 5 pm: The Maine Attraction Cloggers these days, but Raftlea Ca.. BookstoN,5S5Congress, educational docent Nelle Kozody There's course trains people to care for Bandstand Center Stage POr1land.P~andCows:Bfack&White leads walkingtoursof the Western developmentally disabled children from 8 pm: The Inspectors Photography Arthur Fink tIvough A Promenade on several Thursday birth to 20 years of age. The course is And ... Grand Finale Concert with it will at only 3. Hours: Mon- 9d8a~pm,Thu-F~ free. Work is available on a flexible Bandstand Devonsquare & The Ritz (, am-9 pm, Sat 9 am-5 pm, Sun 4-9 pm. evenings and Saturdaymomings part-time basis. For more information, one way 761-3930. Bandstand throughout the summer, The contact Ann Harriman at 874-1192. PORTLAND American T_n .nd Young Adult Clinic at Children's Area to come tours are eye-i>pening and brisk. Maine Medical Center Mondays 4-8 10 am •.• Double Dutch Jump Roping, Obstacle Heart After being shown so many pm. Appointments are requested, but Children's Area out walk-ins are welcome. For people ages Course & Ma~e Your Own Pin 10:30 am .•. Face Painting HOUSE OF PIZZA Association New Wort!; Japan WorlIs by six details of Portland style, I was 13-21. For appointments or more 10:30 am ... Face Painting ahead conlemporBf)'JapanesescuipUstlrough information, can 871-2763. 12 noon: Randy Fein Pottery Workshop walking home up Forest Avenue 3 pm: Ice Cream Eating Contest Get a small cheese pizza for $3.15. WE'RE FIGHTING Aug 17 at USMs Art Gallery in Gorham. to the suburbs (the other side of '2:30 pm: Heart of Gold Vaudeville of the FOR Hours: Men-Wed 12-4 pm, fuI and Sun 12.a pm. 780-5009. Route 295, that is). I looked down 1373 Washington Ave. at the corner of Allen Ave., YOUR LIFE +MORE • .; pack. near N • 797-9030 • EAT IN OR TAKE OUT

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Peaks 1.I.nd SoM". Ro.d R.c. Storl•• for Kids Portland Public Li· July 29, 10 am at the Peaks Island brary (773-4761): Mon, Wed and Fri, Index Lions Club. For more information sense 10:30 am (stories resume June 19~, animals home oorvices HARBOR SAllING CLUB a SASE to Peaks Island Road Race, Riverton Branch Ubrary (797-2915 : antiques learning The Place to go for Sailing Lessons ...... -.7 P.O. Box 5069, St. A, Portland, 04101. Fri, 10:30 am; Peaks Island Branc auctions legal oorvices Union St.tlon Bench Pre•• (766-5540): Wed, 10:15 am; auditions lost & found billboard musical instruments Unlimited sailing in Portland's harbor, 7 days a week Conte.t Men's and Women·s Scarborough Public Ubrary (883-4723): Wed, 10:30 am and 1 pm (3-5 year biz services notices aboard the club's Solings. Divisions compete July 29, 12 noon at Union Station Gym. 222 St. John's St., olds) and Tue, 6:30 pm (5-6 yearolds); boats person to person body & soul reaeation Need help? We offer several sailing and navigation Portland. Entry fee is $6. For more Prince Memorial Library, Cumberland information, call 772-7110. (829-3180): Wed, 10:30 am (2-3 year bUSiness opportunities ride board courses. All courses offer club membership discounts. olds); Thu. 10:30 am (3-5 year olds). catering roommates For more information contact: Flicks for Kids Portland Public Ubrary child care stuff for sale (773-4761): Sat. 10:30 am and Tue at dating services wanted Harbor Sailing Club. 772-4023 3:30 pm; Peaks Island Branch (766· employment wheels 58 Fore Street. Bldg. 6 5540): Tue, 1:15 pm. entertainment for hire yard sale Portland, Maine 04101 flea markets real estate • for sale gigs real estate • for rent OUT r: [*I~ III ;141 ;I'I'];' I', t.] ;t~ FrIll! f'l:Ja·)i "I'];' ern 0/'IIII,] 1$1 111m ~i;m rn :Ei I'kf-:tI:I.II

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FUN TIME! PART-TIME coordinator SIDE M-F HOUSEMATE to SHARE TWO bedroom AFFORDABLE housing, 2 CUMBERLAND. Three LONG TERM experienced Sc.rborough M.r.h N.tur. for PAUSICA (PorUanders home on one acre in N. retail help for new kite store. Cent.r Outdoor programs at Maine·5o share contemporary home bedroom townhouoo in quiet bedroom ranch on spacious Against U.S. Intervention in FOR Yarmouth. Close to Mon., Tues., Wed. evenings, WEST SIDE CHILD De­ with gardens and two cats. residential area. Only largest salt marsh are offered 3/4 acre. Electric baooboard Central America). 15-20 Now that Summertime is moments to pleasure to qual­ Yarmouth and Cumberland some days. Must be highly velopment Center, a child­ throughout the summer. Canoe tours Near Willard Beach South $69,900. Excellent condi­ with wood furnace in full hours per week. $7 per hour. here (we hope), enjoy the itylovingconsumers. Who was Portland. $300 per month, Center. In ground pool, WID, tion. Lionel Roy ERA Home motivated and reliable. centered. progressive pro­ are offered daily 10- 11 :30 am and Tue basement. Deck in fenced Politically active, dynamic great outdoors at your bar·b­ the first American to run the mile and Thu , 6-7:30; Young Naturalists OFF THE includes utilities. Days 775- easy heat. ONners are good Sellers. Office 774-5766 or back yard. Great location. Knowledge of kites helpful gram with small numbers and individual needed to coordi­ que with any of the great in under four minutes'... His Club for children ages 9·12 July 19 and people. No smokers. MIF, I·m but not as must. ALSO: 6 to 1 ratio, has full time and 4010, evenings 767-3720 283-1023, home 934-2202 Call owners 829-5864 or 865- nate grass-roots organiza­ beers from Anheuser·Busch, name: Don Bowden. .. He ran his 26,1 :30-4 pm; FulrMoon Canoe Tours a grown-up, easy goer. Be Strong peopled needed to fly part·time openings for now 0678. Asking $115,000. tion. staff office and assist Inc. Which are the toughest golf sub-four minute mile while he July 17· 19, 8·9 :30 pm ; Wildflowers and same. $300 plus utilities. BRUNSWICK. 8 1/2 % VA kites tom promote store. Ex· and the Fall. ages 3·5, lo­ Wild Edibles, July 21 , 9:30-11 am; Dawn KIDS MATURE responsible. non­ with development of fund­ Storytell.r D.vld Neufl.ld Mark 797-2110 work. assumable loan on 3-4 bed­ GORHAM MOBILE perienced preferred but will cated on Danforth Street. courses in Amer· was a student at the Birding every Wed 7-8:30 am . smoker to share Deering raising efforts and media 'Summer in the Parks' performance room townhous-e. Located on $28,900 need quick sale; two train. Call Bob 87f -0035 or High quality childcare. Call ica!. .. A golf expert University of Califor­ Reoorvations are required for special ' Townhouse. WID, pool, relations. Person should be for children July 13, 12:30 pm at the wooded cui de sac; end unit; bedroom. ·Iike·new· condi­ apply in person at Ye Old now for more information. has done research nia in 19 57. Have a programs; call 883-5100. Bandstand in Deering Oaks Park, parking. $239 per month plus LATE 20S active woman CLOCK wooded lot. Special features tion; need only 10% down; organized. independent, and Kite Shoppe 3 Wharf SI. in 772·9817. Pizza Ride. Cas-co Bay Bicycle Club is Portland. Rain location is the Reiche M.ln. F ••tlv.1 1989 needs 1/3 utilities. heat included. seeks drug free home with on the scores made great Summer - and include large kitchen with is­ 15 year financing available; have good interpersonal the Old Port. sponsoring Thursday night bicycle Community Center,166 Brackett St., volunteers to help out before and during spacious, clean. pets okay. responsible, considerate' yet by professionals let's hope all the bad the festival, which is being held Aug 11- land, attic, basement, deck. will pay closing and park en­ skills. Political organizing rides. Meet at 6 pm at Pars Pizza, Rt. Portland. Free and open to the public. Available 8/1. 797'()936 humorous individual (s). over a period of weather is behind us. 1, Oak Hill, Scarborough. Rides are 13 in Deering Oaks Park, Portland. Close to 1-95. $119,500. Call trance; 727-5636/839-4848 experienced preferred. RELIABLE people with wanted For more information, call 874-8300. Need quiet neighborhood, 10-20 miles; pizza after. For more Volunteers Will be given a three-day M/F ROOMMATE wanted 1-725-5639 Pam. Knowledge of Central Amer­ strong backs and good years at many Ever wonder how P.r. nt-Child VI.u.1 Art. presently on Sherman St. information call Keith at 799-1085. Work.hop Four·week workshop in (lass to the festival and a festival t-shirt. to share a two bedroom apt. ica issues helpful. Send re­ sense of humor needed to courses around the many putouts are made For more information, call Maine Arts Eves. 7734553 BY OWNER. Gray. Com­ CASCO BAY DAILY. Canoeing .nd K.y.klng for August will introduce parents and their on Stevens Ave. $245 plus YOU CAN OWN! Show­ sume by July 26 to Search care for 120 lb. person with country and he in the infield compared at 772·9012. pletely renovated three bed­ Cooperative busi ness Wom.n New Routes will be offering children (grades K-2) to various media 1/2 utilities. Heat and hot case Homes can show you Committee, PO Box 5247, MS in peaceful uplifting reports that the four to how many are made the following trips for women during the Mercy Ho.plt.1 is instituting a new room cape with bam. It has a opportunity. Looking for and their uses in the home. Saturday water included. Off street how to tum that rent money Sta. A, Portland, ME 04101 environment. Flexible hours, toughest courses in the outfield in the months of June and July. Pre­ morning class-es will be held at The surgICal liaison program which will full dormer, two bathrooms artists, craftspeople or any­ provide a communication network parking. Call Michele any­ into an investment in a real great pay. 773-3275 or 761· one interested in marketing a seem to be Pebble average big league registration is required on all trips: July Center for The Arts, 804 Washington. and a beautiful porch and WRITERS wanted for new 13-16, Rites of Passage: Sea Kayaking Bath. Cost is $50 per pair. Registration between the doctors, staff and patient's time. 775-7174 deck. Gorgeous pine and home of your own for as little 5887. product/service sharing Beach Golf Club at baseball game? .. Some­ family during surgery. On-going as $15.00 a day. ANY­ Freeport visitor's guide. Journey in Penebscot Bay; July 18, deadline is July 14. For more hardwood floors throughout. General feature stories, av­ prime Old Port location. Pebble Beach, Cal... Medinah one made a statistical study re­ Full moon peddling trip in Harpswell; information will be provided by teams WHERE IN MAINE MODEL IT'S HERE! House of information, call 442-8455. $115,000.797-5887. erage 800 words, $50 per. Please call 283-4449, 283- Country Club, Medinah, Ill.. . Au­ cently and they say that, of the 27 July 20, Sea kayak day trip in Summ.r Acting Institut. Intensive of volunteers to help reduce the stress HOMES open at Turner Lloyd·s Super Party Plan . that can occurduring this critical period. DESIGN CONCEPTS Co. Must be snappy. bright. 8998 anytime. . '" gusta National Golf Club, Au­ putouts per team, an average of Muscongus Bay; July 20-29. Allagash classes for young people in grades 5· Plaza, Turner, Route 302, Now hiring demonstrators to Wilderness Waterway canoe trip; July 12 July 17-Aug 4, Mon-Fri 9 am-12 Formal training will be provided during State wide personal design Naples and opening soon copy-perfect. Published show the latest in fashion gusta, Ga ... And, Warwick Hills 21 are made in the infield, while the last part of August. The program 24·28, Walking Gently, Paddling noon. Students will study mime. GREAT SUMMER sublet. PORTLAND OASIS. Ur­ consultants for new home Route 1 in Wells. Ask about samples please! st. Marks home decor, toys and x·mas Golf Club, Grand Blanc, Mich. an average of only six per game will run Mon-Fri 9 am4 pm. For more Responsible person sought. Gently: A Mid-Summer Women's improvisation, character and scene ban oasis with water views construction. Currently has our free home planning Press, 57 Part St., Bangor items. Work own hours from musIc Retreat. For registration or more information, call the Center for Be it Budweiser, Bud Light, are made in the ouLfield. Beer is development. Classes are given in Small bedroom within large on dead end street near for sale, new 2,500 sq. ft. seminars and our free home ME 04401 your home. Free $300 kit and information, call 729-7900. Codman Hall, St. Paul·s Epis-copal Voluntary Action at 874·1015. old lovely house. Full kitchen and Michelob Classic Dark­ part ofthe good llf~drink re­ cove. Simple elegance. fur­ hand crafted mahogany con­ planning kit. For more training. No collecting. deliv­ S.ltw.t.r C.no. Trip. led by a Church, Brunswick. Cost is $200. For EF Global VIII.ge needs host families and bath privileges. Utilities WANTED full time and part They have all brought many sponsibly! for foreign high school students and nished three room apt., fully temporary home in nice information call toll free, 1- ering or investment. Also registered Maine guide and naturalist more information, call the Young included. $175.00 per month appliance. Sleeps 24; avail­ time people to help with ex­ their tour guides. Families are asked to country neighborhood. Just 800·344-6552. Showcase booking parties. 797-8397 THE HOLISTIC MUSIC through a quiet harbor. Scenic islands, People's Theater at 725-9379. thru Sept. Contact Victoria at able by week, $350 per pansion of health and nutri­ wildlife, lobster boats and the Goat F ....II Making Workshop for kids ages provide room and board for four weeks 20 miles to coas~ commute Homes, Route 4. Turner ME tion company. Involves studio. Voice and piano In August for students from France and 874-6956 and leave mes­ week. Classes in Tiffany­ less-ons. Children and adults. Island Lighthouse. Two-hour trips 6andupJuly 14, 10amattheChildren·s to the Augusta/Weterville 04282 helping people to 10000 up to RELIABLE DOORMAN The celebrate Gorham '89 Italy. The students will be attending sage or 772·5193 late Method stained glass Suzuki piano. Adult include gear, snacks and lessons. Res-ource Center, 741 Stevens Ave, area (207) 426-9118 10-29 pounds in 30 days. Full needed. Apply at Spring festivities July 8. Beginnerthough advanced. Call Canoe classes and planned activities during evenings available ~ desired. 207-775- beginnersrrestarters' en­ Portland. Cost is $2 per child. training. Call now for prod­ Point Cafe. 175 Pickett St. Cape Porpoise for s-chedule at 282- Reservationsarenecessary, 797'()525 the week. For more information, contact 3642 couraged. Find the musician the Center for Voluntary Action al874- ucts and or job opportu­ South Portland 767-4627 9655. Cel.bration of Butt.rfll•• Outdoor SUMMER RENTAL apt. in within. 773-8250 Wolf.'. Neck Woods St.t. P.rk workshops for children of all ages which 1015. former country inn on Long SUMMER RENTAL Com­ saling nities. Call Barbara at 802- in Freeport offers nature programs at 2 combines Native American teachings Pine Tre. Epll.p.y Anocl.tlon Island in Casco Bay. Close 365-4350 need a Volunteer Coordinator with fortable two bedroom cot­ pm daily through Sep 4. The programs with creative activities July 16 and 18, to ferry, store, beach, and lege, all conveniences, fully Include a walk, short talks and other 10 am·3 pm at Northeast Metaphysics, organizational and human relations , ''; skills to recruit and contact volunteers tennis. Sleeps six. $360 per furnished, quiet woods, pri­ Guitar Be Drum. activities. Two new programs this 33 High Rd .. Comish. Registrabon is week. Call 207-766-2002 season are "Before Our TIme: a required; call 625-7447. for agency fundraising functions. For vate dock, safe swimming. Sales Position Workshop historical tour, and 'Natural Clndere". Full-length feature movie more information, call the Center for July and August. $500 per Casco Bay Weekly Sensations," a collection of sensory July 17, 1 and 6 pm in the Community Voluntary Action aI874- 1015...... week; June and September lhe Gasting Naturalist LEARN ELECTRICI awareness activities. Theprogramsare Room of the S. Portland Public Library, B ••ch Olympic. The Maine Special $300 per week. (207) 775- needs a hardworking, energetic ACCOUSTIC GUITAR free with park admission. For more 482 Broadway, S. Portland. 799-2204 . Olympics needs a volunteer to work as 0343 SAIL JNSTRUCTION and MARINE STUDIES and creative Equipment Chalrpers-on and to develop ROCK information, call 865-4465. The Shaggy Dog Movie for kids July ALONG COASTAL MAINE App.l.chl.n Mountain Club 18. 7 pm In the USM Portland Campus a system for checking equipment in sales representitive. METAL Summer workshops at the Pinkham Center. Free and open to the public. and out in working order. Other Interested? Call Marg 775-6601 JAZZ Notch Camp in N.H. include the For more information, call 780-4076. volunteers are needed to help the COUNTRY following : Art of Sketching and Drawing Oc•• n Pupp.t. Workshop for kids chairperson during this two-day event 204-208 SPRING ST. For Brochure dnd tn/ormation: July 16-21 ; Plants of the Presidentials ages 3-5 July 18, 20. 25 , 27 at 10 am in August. Contact Claire Sunon at Spacious one and two bed­ 773-3444 - A Naturalist Adventure July 15·17; and 1 pm at the Children's Resource 770·3745 for more information. Capt. Michael P. O 'Connor CoscoBov room apts. available now and Beginner Backpacking and Camping Center, 741 Stevens Ave, Portland. THE COASTING NATURALIST Portland's July 10. Within walking dis­ ARTISTS' DiMillo's Marina. Long Wharf July 14-16. For more information on Cost is $1 per child. Reoorvations are ""EEKLY forem... t music Do tance of Maine Medical and P.O . Box 7S72 • Portland. ME 0411 2 the workshops, call the AMC at 603- necessary, 797'()525. STUDIO SPACE teaching studio Mercy Hospital. Other two (2071 772 ·8886 466·2727. Old Grey Goo.e performs music and Join artists, craftsmen C.sco B.yBlcycl. Club'. 24-Hour demonstrates contra dancing July 19, bedroom offers upstairs loft style bedroom with sky & photOQraphers in DO YOU ... j .~ Hotlln. 774- 1118. Recorded 1 :30 pm at City Park in Bath. Free and - information on 1he bike club's exciting open to the public. For more lights, wall to wall carpet, this historIC downtown enjoy the challenge of filling a new position? ride schedule. . information. call 442-8455. large fully applianced Portland building now like making creative ideas work? M.lne Audubon Socl.ty FI.ld M.dlev.1 Mu.lc .nd F.ble. by the kitchen . Rents range from being renovated. Very you like Trips Puffin Watching Trips Saturdays DISTRIBUTION have telemarketing skills/experience? Trobairitz Performers July 19, 10:30 $425-$600 per month plus reasonable rates of during July from Boothbay Harbor, $18. am at the Portland Public Library, utilities. Lease. references $100·275 per month We are looking for someone to work 3-4 BALL ROOM DANCING. Whale Watching trips July 22, Aug 26 Monument Square. Free and open to and security deposit re­ for rooms and suites. hours Wednesday afternoon/evening. You Casco Bay Weekly is looking for an energetic, and Sep 16 from Kennebunkport, $25. Beginners classes start Au­ the public. For more information, call quired. Please call Diane at Includes utilities. should be flexible, we can be lOo! results-oriented p'erson to fill the newly-created Reoorvations are required. For more 773-4761 . position of claSSified advertising telemarketer. gust 2 at 616 Congress St. information. call 781 -2330. HELPP.rkln.on'. DI..... Support 797-0223 weekday morn­ Call now for appoIntment Ca1l88~-0155 Casco Bay Weekly E.rthllng. Ecoloaica'l musical Interested? Call 775-6601 and ask for Gary S. Call 775-1892 for more in­ performed by kids for kids at the Group Meeting July 16, 3 pm at St. ings. formation. Casco Bay SchoolhouooArts Center,Sebago Lake Pius X, 492 Ocean Ave., Portland. For 799·7890 Village. Performances are JulV 19,26 more information, call Ann Marie at and Aug 2 at 2 and 7 pm. Admission is 799-7172. $3 for adults, $2 for children. For more Divorce Support Group offered by 1«.] fl'] bi"1 b;$1 urn IHlin H$ E IHI k \ (4'1$111' m~" jIf1 rn :Ij \ I; :1'0.,..1;.. +:+'11 the Family Transition Center ,.! information, call 642·3743. lmag•• of M.lne: It. Land.c.pe Wednes-day evenings 6:30-8 pm at 31 r------.nd eo ••t Summer art course for Beach St., Saco. Contact Laura at 282- COMPLETE THIS FORM & MAIL OR DELIVER TO: Weekly? children ages 8-12 at the Portland 7508 before anendi ng . A.R. T.S. Anonymou. Weekly 12-step CLASSIFIED POLICY Museum of Art Wednesdays, 1-3 pm . Classified ads must be paid for in ad- ~Iease read CASCO BAY WEEKLY Children may register for individual support !jroup to help artists surrender 0 U pon classes. The cost of single classes are to a-eativlty and help each other achieve vance. We accept cash, personal checks, Classified Department $7 for non-membersl$5 for members. artistic freedom Saturdays, 10 am at money orders, VISA and MASTERCARD. Registration is required. For more Warren Memorial Ubrary In Westbrook. Consult the RATES in the coupon to deter- the caw All charges are per week 187 Clark Street Please let our SPORT For more information, call Peg at 854- Classified Pat'. Plzu SoMn. CI.nlc Road information, contact the museum's mine the cost of your ad. FOUND items are Individual Business Portland, Maine 04102 1493. Policy before If you derive regular inoome race organized by the Maine Track education department at 775-8148. Up to 30 words Annu.1 MunJoy Hili Observ.tory D.pr••• lon .nd M.nlc listed free as a public service. DEADLINE for completeing his from the subjects(s) of your $5.00 $7.00 club July 15, 8 am at Town Hall, Main 3145 words Not for publfc.tlon: We need the fo llowing informabon St., Yarmouth. For more information, Egg Drop Conte.t Package a raw Depre•• ion Anonymou. Support all types of classified advertising is Monday form. Write legibly Classi fied Ads(s) plea se 7.00 9.00 advertisers know. and information group meets Mondays or type. and use 46-80 words 9.00 11.00 to print your ad . ~ will be held in stricl confidence j call Bill Stuart at 799-5961 . egg in any shape, form or manner, drop at 12:00 noon for the following Thursday"s use lhe business rale. the egg package from the top of the 7 pm at Williston West Church, Thomas add itional paper And thank you for Each Add·1 word .15 .21 ~ P.nc.k. Run 4.2 miles July 15, 7:30 edition. Ads received after the deadline will NAME ______Portland Observatory and see what St., Portland. Donations accepted. For if necessary. choo SI ng Casco Bay Weekly CBW Box Service 3.00 5.00 am at Rts. 202 and 112, Buxton. For be run starting with the next issue. CBWwill Thank them more information, call Steve Fasulo at happens. Contest is July 19, 12:30 more information, call 874-0800. 929-3544. p.m., open to people ages 18andunder, Young F.then Progr.m at the not print ads that seek to buy or 0011 sexu,\1 MESSAGE: ______ADDRESS ______Portland YMCA, 70 Forest Ave., offers services for money or goods, or ads with J, Deep $e. FI.hlng in 50t registration fee. Prizes. Pre­ Portland is sponsoring a deep-sea registration is recommended, 874- a supportgroupfor young fathers every purely sexual content. CBWwili not print full for supporting Monday at 6 pm. Educational groups CITY ______fishing cruise aboard the Indian II with 8870. names, street addresoos or phone numbers Mr. & Mrs. Fish July 1 B, 5:30 pm to Scrlm.Mw Workshop for kids ages 6 are held on the second Tues-day of dusk. All equipment will be supplied. and up July 19, 10 am at the Chilcren's each month. For more information, call in the PERSON TO PERSON section. STATE ______ZIP CODE ______Portland's The cost IS $12.50 for aquarium Res-ource Center, 741 Stevens Ave, Betsy at 874·1111 ext. 221 . PERSO~ TO PERSON advertiser~ MUST members ($22 familYl; $15 for non· Portland. Cost is $2 per child. Tr.nsupport is a non· profit. non­ either provide a PoslOffice Box number in sexual, social and educational peer DAYTIME PHONE ______members ($30 family. Reservations Reservations are necessary, 797.()525. their ad our use the CBW BOX SERVICE are r"4uired. call the aquarium at 772- J.w.lry M.k1ng Workshop for kids support group for transsexuals, Powerful Alternative. 2321. ages 6 and up July 21 , 10 am at the crossdressers, their families, friends (rate information in AD FORM). All informa- PAYMENT: Check _____ Money Order _____ Th. First C.ntury of Portl.nd High Children's Resource Center, 741 and people interested in g~nderissues . tion pertaining to PERSON TO PERSON School Footba" A book on the Stevens Ave, Portland. Cost is $2 per Meetings are held every other Sunday advertisers is kept strictly confidential. Casco Visa _____ at6 pm . For more information, call 854- PREFERRED CATEGORY: ______TOTAL WORDS: ______Mastercard _____ history of football at Portland High child. Reservations are necessary, 797- Bay Weekly reserves the right to categorize, School has been published and 0525. 3528 or write to Transupporl, P.O. Box BASIC RATE (from above) Credit Card # ______proceeds from s-ales will go toward the Uttl. Miss D_rlng O.k. P.ge.nt 17622. Portland 04101. refuse or edit ads due to inappropriate con­ school·s SCholarship fund. Copies of Applications are now being accepted The AIDS Project, 22 Monument tent, etc. CBWshaft not be liable for errors of + __ EXTRA WORDS AT ____ ¢ EACH for the sixth annual pageant to be held Square (fifth floor), Portland. lists many +------CoscoBov the book are $7 and are available at omissions in, or a failure to insert, any adver­ CBW BOX SERVICE (optional) Expiration Date support groups around Portland for PHS, 874-8250. July 22, 12 noon on Center Stage in tiooment for which it may be responsible, +------D_rlng Oaks F.mlly F ••tlv.1 Deering Oaks Park. Girls ages 5 to 8 PWAs and the lovers, caregivers and SUBTOTAL T,.ck and FI.ld Invlt.tloMI July are inVited to participate. Entry fee of friends of PWAs. For more information, beyond actual space occupied by the ad in =------""EEKLY call 774-6877. which error, omission or failure to ins-ert 0c­ NUMBER OF WEEKS YOU WANT AD RUN l( ______21, 5:30 pm at Fitzpatrick Stadium, $25 is used to contribute to the Portland. For more information, call scholarship awarded in the Miss curred. Classified ads are not refundable. TOTAL ENCLOSED Sandy Utterstrom at 7974710 or Greater Portland Pageant. To register, =------George Towle at 780-5574. call 7674666. • , ______--' ------_I 22 Oisco Bay Weekly .' ' lilly 13, 1989 23 .... biz services bod & soul I ~ IS tl'] il <·1 ~ IS tl'] i_ I:mt',I!(19i'~[if_ HAIL MARY TYPING PHOTOGRAPHER avail- \ THERAPIST. John Carroll, BODY ORlENTED Psy­ Service. Don't 'pass' this able to photograph almost M.S., national' certified chotherapist. Holistic thera­ up!! Will type your resumes, any occasion. B.FA, local, STUNT KITES are now counselor. 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OF THE WEEK cent.. boxes once they left the warehouse. A truck integrate body, mind and for that w_. WI ... Iooklngfar adathm .... aeati~ witty and foo. with someone who under­ Wlnner.will rave their tidemln the mlili. will cart each away to make room for the spirit. stands. Sara F. Levite, M.S. An appropriate MARTIN ENTERPRISES next. FURNITURE for sale - 3 761-2464 DANGEROUS GOLD CREDIT CARD mos. old blue loveseat with complement to counseling SERVICE What is the least amount of work re­ Tree & 11mb removal • Guaranteed Approv.aJ cherrywood trim - $325; light and other therapies. MEDITATION booklet. quired to accomplish your task? And how blue art deco rug (3' 1/2' x 5' • Gift certificates available. Short, practical methods of VEGETARIAN lesbians, DWM 40 180 Ibs., 5"11', did you do it? To list the moves, write the • ProfeSSional, • No b;ank deposit 1/2') $75: 2 dry sink end ta­ Linden Thigpen, certified how to begin and maintain a where are you? 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You leave a massage. non-alcoholic and non­ Island ME 04003 needn't record you own moves, just the - CI 1989 United Feature Syndicate. CHANCES? WRITING WORKSHOP IV INTUITION: a confer­ threatening. Groups or indi­ crates'. Your family deserves viduals, let's not meat soon. WANTED: NEED FURNITURE? Why with Alfred DePew. Mondays, ence on enhancing the intu­ pure drinking water. THIS LADY wants to meet Moves not rent with option to buy. 6:30-8 :30 pm . July 17-Au­ itive function as applied to CBW Box 322 PURE DRINKING WATER We can provide it ! gust 28, six sessions. For many fields: art, writing, a compatible male (3Os-40s) Call for free info, TVs, furniture and appli­ • PROBLEM. Drinking ances from Rent-A-Set Elm anyone interested in explor­ medicine, therapy and oth­ SWM 32 active, ambitious, who is not afraid of commit­ water supplies are romantic, attractive, sincere, ment with the right person. FORD TAURUS 198745 774-6510 St. Topsham, ME. 7~637 ing new material, ideas and ers. Sept. 15-17, Camden, becoming contaminated non-smoking professional Some of my pleasures are thousand miles, 5 speed, air. fresh approaches to short ME. $150 inclusive. Contact Blue cloth interior. Excellent • SOLIJI10N. MULll­ fiction and essays. $100. to Phoebe Prosky. A Center for who likes to live life to the enjoying sunshine, walking PURE "'" systems guaran­ 19 ri. SEBAGO Suncraft fullest. Seeks intelligent, fun along the beach, slow danc­ condition. $8100 Judy 878- register, call 775-3708. the Awareness of Pattern, Total squares: __ teed to remove chlorine, inbdloutbd Volvo Penta. 4 loving, slim and attractive ing, movies or just spending 2020 - bacteria and chemicals Leave message. PO Box 407, Freeport, ME cyl, twin carb, solid boat, 04032. (207) 865-3396. SWF 24-30 who enjoys din­ time at home with someone SUBARU GL WAGON • OPPORTIJNDY. needs minor work. $1000 firm HAVE YOU EVER had ing out, casual evenings, special. CBW Box 321 1983, power steering, WD , Can you solve the Real Puzzle? Distributors needed! TUTORINC. Elementary Call 883-1473 between lOam the desire to fly, but thought exercise, romance and BR Need to sell as soon as If so there could be a 520 gift cerlifica te Solution to Real Puzzle #26 reading, writing and math; to8pm too expensive or risky? Now snuggling. For companion­ possible. $1500. Call Teri, for Alberta's in it for you (first prize). Or The hardes !thing about this puzzle was 772-6740 Beginning and intermediate YOUNG SWM physician, you can fly the world's safest ship, summer fun, and shar­ 761-2446 or 778-2562. tickets for two aboard the Longfellow figuring out where to send the solution, but aircraft, SOLO, after one French. For information 772- ing laughs. Couch potatoes new to Maine, seeks SWF 22 BEER CAN collection for to 30 who enjoys hiking, cy­ Leave.::l message. Cruise Lines (second prize). Winners will everyonewhoenteredatleastgotthisright. hour of classroom training 1653 need not respond. CBW Box sale. Over 600 cans. Asking cling, running, dancing, an CLASSIC CAR 1951 lin­ be selected from among the correct entries There were only three completely correct with certified flight instruc­ OUR READERS ARE 324 $475 or best offer. Ten occasional cold beer or at coln Cosmopolitan. Rare . by a random drawing. Contestants are entries to the puzzle. Most entries missed tors. Call us for more infor­ active and involved. speed 21 lb. racing bike. New mation. We'll gladly send a SWM 25 who likes outdoor least doesn't mind if I do. One owner. White walls. ineligible to win more than one prize in a that the two of the seated specimens (the over $600, asking 4275. Whether you're a major uni­ CBW Box 318 Power windows, seats. Baby you a brochure. Fun Flying versity or a part-time private activities, and at night seeks four-week span, and only one entry is al­ first and fourth from the left) were identi­ Moving, must ·sell. Call any­ blue with lots of chrome. Over Maine! 775-S0LO instructor with experience to a little romance, is seeking lowed per contestant. cal. Our favorite entry came from Mr. and time. 797-7128. (7656) SF about the same age who ' Suicide' doors. Luxury car All entries for this week's Real Puzzle Mrs. Brochu of Westbrook. The solution share, you should be adver­ I AM 65. I would like to is spunky and intelligent. of another era. Collector's mustbereceivedbynoon Wednesday,July was coloHoded, but unfortunately it was tising in LEARNING. have an elderly companion. I piece. In remarkably good THE WHO 7/12, Sullivan Send letters to PO Box 1191 , 19. The solution totltis week's Real Puzzle incorrect. Ileamboau, maps *!!l!!!~ am 5'7'. I do not want a man BUICK RIVIERA 1985. shape. $3000 or best offer. I; Stadium, Foxboro Mass - 4 Scarborough ME 04074 Ind historical who drinks. CBW Box 306 Electric windows and door willappearin theJuly27issueofCasco Bay First prize goes to J. Reisman. Second information. tickets - $200, will split two Call 775-0985. Leave name, locks. Concert sound am/fm number on machine. Weekly. Send your best guess to: goes to Steve Wallace. Both winners are pairs. 773-5385 leave mes­ UNDEREMPLOYED mail­ cassette. Power steering, from Portland. sage please. I will return all box seeks fulfillment. Non­ GWM 30S brown hair, blue power brakes, auto trans­ VW CONVERT. 1974 Su- The Real Puzzle '2B calls. tS;ff c 1989 United Feature Syndicate threatening letters of any eyes. 5'8' seeking mission. Excellent condition. per Beetle, 3000 miles on a Casco Bay Weekly Train ·for careers in kind addressed to Asian/Oriental GM with simi­ Asking price. $9500. Call YOU CAN OWN the rebuilt engine. New top, 187 Clark Street 'occupant' (unattached, lar interests: the outdoors, 879-1869 and leave mes­ headliner and carpets. Car is world's safest aircraft for Portland, ME 04102 leterosexual, mid-thirties creative pursuits, travel, sage. in great shape for summer less than the cost of nale of average dimensions) films, romance, and new ex­ fun. Asking $5500. A wicked ' traditional flight instruction. Nould be welcome. Go ahead periences. CBW Box 312 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE deall Matt 773-5932 . Financing assistance .. . make my dayl CBW Box 1977 convertible. Looks available. No license 315 great, runs great. The car PEUGEOT 505 STI 1986 required. Fun Flying Over 26 SWF kind and sensitive. has been taken care of and BALLOONS ,\". Mainel 775-S0LO (7656) ATTRACTIVE profes­ Enjoy travel, outdoors, is in excellent condition. four door sedan. Loaded. sional SWM, 24, works and music. Make my fantasies $2,450 or BRO. 729-8046 Excellent condition. Must be & TUNES.t . WINDSURFER for sale: plays hard. Likes outdoors, become alive and well! De­ seen to be appreciated. 1989 Bic Melody with new romance, art, music, seeks sir&' a lasting relationship, $8000 or best offer. Call 934- From '1 SWM 25 to 33 who likes to VW GTI 1986 black, alc, 1828. J J'J 6.0 Obrion/Neil Pryde sail. intelligent and attractive 43,000 highway miles, regu­ Used only five times. Great SWF 20-30 for companion­ live, love, and learn! CBW THE BALLOON GIRL notices Box 323 lar check-ups, mechanically TOYOTA MR"2 1988, beginner to intermediate ship and adventure. CBW great. Has, a couple of cavi­ 7,500 miles. Like new. Five Susie "Fran' Higgins package. $550 or BO 774- Box 310 ST• .JUDE'S NOVENA. Gay? L•• ltian? ties, needs some bodywork. speed, air, stereo, loaded 3610 evenings $4800 B.O. Must sell. Mov­ with extras, $11 ,400. financ­ Wells Thru Boothbay Harbor May the Sacred Heart of Je­ Join thoU$Ond. of JesbiCWII and ga'f WERE COW, USDA Grade A sus be adored, glorified, men in Moine. Sub.crib. to OUr SWM EARLY 40S where ing to San Fransisco. 871- ing available. 0 down - 12 % ~. For fr.. ~. and sui> SAME DAY DELIVERY ERNIE POOK'S Comeek are all the aggressive women Beef, on the hooll would like 9057. Shelly. up to 60 mo. 846-0843 or loved and preserved lCO~on info..r:?ock {mail.d in 0 to meet a warm blooded "AtNays In Good Taste' and Marlys fans, .... Lynda throughout the world and for­ piain en_pei) writ. 10: who like to play rough? Send 847-6110. Serious calls only. Barry has created at-shirt Our _ D.pt. Z me a photo and talk to me . Betsy with Big Brown eyes, ever. Sacred Heart of Jesus, who is udderly desirable. PLYMOUTH Voyager 781-2500 just for Marlys. Show your • P.O.BCxI01H CBW Box 324 DODGE COLT 1981 blue. pray for us. St. Jude, worker ". 1985. good family car, 7 FALMOUTH MAINE friends where you went this , Portland, Moin. 0"'104 Must enjoy grazing, cattle Well maintained. Power shift of miracles, pray for us. St. drives, Moseying, and Moo­ passenger. Call 829-5140 for summer "visit Marlys' World BI, WM 36 tall medium build, and stereo A MlFM and tape. Jude, help of the hopeless, ing till the humans come evening appt. $4650 and Universe + Galaxy'. pray for us. say this prayer 9 seeks large muscular, mas­ Runs great. $950 Call 775- Shirts are 100% cotton with A NO.PAIN, all-gain, all­ culine, dominate top type home. betsy if you're out 2448 Lawn Maintenance' Painting' Comp/ete home times a day. By the 8th day VW .JETTA GLI 1988 1/2. black ink. In adult SM, MED, around good deal is what you WM 45 to 55 interested in there please Moooo to vern and office cfeaning • Landscaping' Tree work your prayer will be answered. Alpine white, Recaro seats, LG and XLG sizes. Send get with a Casco Bay Weekly French and Greek culture. I Beau Vine. CBW Box 320 MAZDA RX·7 1986, near Handy work· Rubbish Removal Say it for 9 days. It will not power everything, alloy check or money order for fail. Publication must be classified. It's simple, cheap want only one real man. CBW perfect condition, 34,000 $12.95 to: Greylag, P.O. Box and effective. What else wheels, After Market stereo. promised. Thank you st. box 319 miles, am/1m , must sell 99093-CB, Seattle, WA needs be said? Must sell because of com­ Jude! M.C.C. $7500. 774-7528 David Tuckerls 98199-0093. Get on our pany car. You can buy 1989 mailing list too .... for $19,500 plus or this iden­ Light Trucking & Maintenance ------, tical car for $14,000 or SO VW RABBIT 1982, two WHISTLES The Rape Cri­ / , door, four speed. Great Call Mike at 878-8486 Weekly accounts welcome sis Center has whistles I't'i·(t'~ I I shape, 79,000 miles. $1800, Free Estimates available for $3. Great for call after Spm , ask for Chris key chains - also come with HAVING A YARD SALE? ARCHED WINDOWS I I SAAB 1979 EMS hatch­ or Julie. 766-2480 breakaway neck chain. Pro­ Instead of hand-lettered salvaged from an 1867 Old I I back, maroon, four speed, P.O. Box 4774 DTS Terry Tucker ceeds benefit the RCC 24- signs on telephone poles, Port building. Good condi­ I I moonroof, Harmon Kardon Portland, ME 04112 76Hl193 hour holline for victims of advertise it in Casco Bay tion. Single pane sash only. I am/fm/deck with four Boston COLLECTORS status. sexual assault. Call 774- Weekly. You get up to 30 Hall-round (8) 39 x 54 and Ace. speakers. High' miles Beautiful 1970 Saab V-4 3613 for more information. words for $5 - sell one old (10) 29 x 37; Low arch (6) 36 I but runs and looks great. wagon . Excellent condition. toaster and the ad pays for x 41 . Call 773-3006 New sticker, recent paint, $3500 or best offer. 773- I 0886. ome services ,,.l!f1[f'. itselfl I clutch, radiator, brakes. $2000. 772-5606. HONDA ACCORD 1977. HOUSESITTER looking HOUSEKEEPER PLUS! I Try something VW GTI 1986. Red, 38 Clean body and interior. for long term (not just a Need to spend more quality IlW hHiHi iUll I different th Is week: thousand miles, pull out Needs some work. $250 Call weekend) situation. Avail- time with your family? Expe­ I a CBW Person to Person stereo, garaged, service Dave 773-2805 able mid-April. Professional rienced, organized house­ • ad. It'll Introduce you to well o".. r , 6,000 I CBW readers, mora than a few of whk:::h are records. just tuned. $6200. non-smoking female, will keeper available part-time. single, and all of which are well readl Joe 774-6016 days, 767- CAMERO, T·BIRD, care for pets and plants. Applies TLC to ~aundry, 1332 eveni ngs. Mazda, Buick ... selling your Very neat and very raspon - baseboards, refrigerators, : PAY FOR TWO WEEKS· GET YOUR car? CBW can do it! sible. If you're going away, errands, children. Excellent THIRD WEEK FREE! I Please use the ' Do H Yourself" Classified ad form have the security of knowinG references. 797-8418 I and enclose this coupon to receive a free week. your home will be protected and cared for. Have been \ / housesitting all winter. Rec- ..... ommendations available. _------Call Kate after 5:00, 775- 574 Congress St. 0343 (Above Record Land) 761-8084 Who says ~hristmas only comes once a year? STMAS IN .JULY SALE

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