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AND THE ART OF
In a pre-game warm-up ritual, Kevin transfers his spiritual energy Into his golf ball.
STORY by Mike Quinn of life. And there's no question that PHOTOS by Tonee Harbert How to find it's a discipline directed toward a Stranded on the back nine of life higher meaning. But what's really as I am, it's hard to find the true important is that unlike most paths to enlightenment meaning of things. But, humbling enlightenment, putt-putt requires myself before the unforgiving sun of virtually no talent. summer, I followed my children into That's why it's such a popular on the a labyrinth of confusing symbols and family pursuit. Kids are natural~ at challenges - and I have emerged a losing themselves. We adults need the better person for it. practice. Astroturf I took the family to play putt "It's not whether you win or putt. (That's miniature golf to Main lose," I explained to the troops as we ers.) stepped from our fiberglass car onto Sure, a miniature golf course is a the Astroturf, "it's whether you be path toward a clearer understanding come one with the fun."
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UPDATES page 2 CALENDAR page 12 WEIRD NEWS page 3 LISTINGS page 14 TALK page 4 EATS page 18 VIEWS page 6 CLASSIFIEDS page 21 COVER page 8 PUZZLE page 23 ART SEEN page 10 POOK page 23 Scoff Paper at home and abroad. The artist as healer. Peace speaks. See page 2 See page 10 See page 4 lilly 6, 1989 2 Usco &y Wukly SALE ANNUAL SUMMER SALE 20-30-40-Up TO 70% OFF STARTING 7T11 OF JULY
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Those interested in more information about Maine Choice are invited to contact any of the founding groups: American Associa tion of University Women, Family Planning Association of Maine, League of Women Voters, Maine Civil Liberties Union, Maine Commission for Women, Maine Home Economics Association, Bring them to Maine Women's Lobby, Maine National Organization for Women, JUST BLACK & WHITE National Council of Jewish Women in Maine and the National and we'll make them look like new again. Monterey Pine Lawyers Guild/Maine Chapter. The S.D. Warren mill stands In the heart of Westbrook. This perfectly functional convertible is made of fine CB W(funet Harbert HOUSf We can copy and enhance your Mon.terey Pine and is fmished beautifully by a master Portland West pressed for cash REPAIRS? old, faded photographs and make furmture maker. Totally portable - and the simple as many enlargements as you likl? three-hinge assembly is a snap! The Maine State Housing Authority (MSHA) is pressing the S.D. Warren odor attracts attention ... Portland West Neighborhood Planning Council for repayment of Choose from the largest selection of futons, futon frames We'll also process and print all and covers in New England. Futon mattresses from Nauseating gases released by the S.D. Warren suggest Westbrook consider an odor ordinance. more than $500,000 in overdue "bridge" loans, which were given $89.00 to $279.00. paper mill in Westbrook has raised the specter of (Rockland, Maine, adopted such an ordinance, to Portland's largest neighborhood association as interim financ types of black & white film and we a local odor ordinance and attracted the personal complete with a "panel of noses" to sniff out odor ing SO it could develop three buildings into low-income housing. can convert to black & white from 621 Forest Avenue near Woodfords Comer, Portland, Maine your color originals. 871-0578 attention of Maine Department of Environmental complaints rising from its now-defunct but then Portland West officials have said they want to meet with MSHA Satisfaction Guaranteed Exit 6B off Route 295 Protection (DEP) Commissioner Dean C. Marri smelly Sea Pro fish plant.) But Captain McCarthy director Elizabeth H. Mitchell during the first week of July to ott. 54 YORK 8T. said later that "we would prefer to eliminate the discuss repayment. The three properties purchased with the JO S T 761-5861 The mill, which is a subsidiary of Scott Paper, problem without an ordinance." MSHA money remain unfinished and vacant. FlITON FURNISIDNGS reported two "ventings" or chemical releases to Alarmed by the unusually high number of Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 10-8 Tues, Wed, Fri 10-7 Sal 9-5 Sun 12-5 the DEP in South Portland. Katherine Cleighton complaints, DEP commissioner Dean Marriott Mastercard. American Discover and ch~\Cs wel'comle. Richardson of the DEP's air bureau has recom scheduled a July lon-site inspection of the mill Homeless survey released mended the mill be served with a notice of viola and DEP spokesperson Deb Garrett invited More than 100 homeless people were surveyed in Portland tion for the June 26 venting, caused when an members of the media to accompany him on his shelters this February to determine the needs of Portland's esti operator failed to divert the smelly gasses into an visit. mated 200 to 400 homeless people. The City of Portland and the incinerator. But, said Richardson, a second vent Nonetheless, mill spokesperson David United Way released the preliminary results June 30. Survey ing during the early morning of Thursday, June Maskowitz immediately threw out the only jour organizer Rev. Frederick Neu said the only surprise was the 28 was probably not a violation because the new nalist who arrived with Marriott, a reporter from number of people who admitted chemical dependency: 45 per technology "cold blow" gasses released were not Casco Bay Weekly. cent. The survey will be uscd to tailor housing to the needs of Come to anticipated in S.D. Warren's 1988 air emission After their tour sans media, Garrett said that Portland's homeless people. license. Marriott left the mill satisfied that S.D. Warren But the gasses released onJune28 smelled "like was serious abou t fixing the problem-but that he burning cabbage" to Westbrook Police Captain would be "keeping a dose eye on things" in Council loses height fight WESTERLY Paul McCarthy. The Westbrook police station, Westbrook. Three corporate heavies convinced the Portland City Council which is adjacent to the mill property, smelled so Part of the problem is that S.D. Warren is to exempt them from interim height limitations designed to keep bad that morning that shift-change meetings attempting to put several pioneer technologies on Portland's skyline under control. When the limitations were WINDS scheduled in its basement had to be cancelled. line at the same time. "People had a lot of expec preSented in mid-June, Guy Gannett Publishing, WCSH-TV and just for the fun of it! "We tried to move fans around the building to tations th.at when the system was switched every Maine National Bank all threatened to leave town if the limits dissipate the odor," said McCarthy. "It must have thing would be wonderful," said Garrett. were passed. The proposal to exempt the Congress Street strip been two or three in the afternoon before it was In previuus weeks the mill has subjected neigh from height limitations was made by Councilor Pam Plumb. tolerable." bors to the roar caused by one stuck valve and the "We're not in the business of making an exception for each Police Chief Ronald AIlanach went so far as to choking sulfurous gases from another. business that comes forward," said Plumb. She said since the Monte Paulsen Congress Street corridor will ultimately be higher than the pro THE PREMIER posed 65 feet, leaving it at 125 feet seemed reasonable. ...as Scott Paper readies to clearcut rain forest ~Turn .. Key" Home Delivered Scott Paper Company, which boasts about ifs warned that eucalyptus drinks heavily and would GM taken to task responSible forestry practices at home, is prepar lower the water table. General Motors, which is fighting against Federal clean air To Your Lot & Finished! ing to dearcut thousands of acres of Indonesian Another charge made by environmentalists is legislation, has been targeted by thereawakened Maine chapter of Why buy a mobile home in a park? This 14' x 64' 3 bedroom modular home is rain forest in order to make products like toilet that Scott bypassed the environmental procedure the U.S. Public Interest Research Group (US PIRG). The group paper. complete with frost wall foundation, 16' well, septic, Merillat kitchen, appliances, for beginning a plantation. EDF staff attorney protested June 29 at Forest City Chevrolet in Portland, pointing oil furnace, hot air heat, 42 gal. water heater, finished bath, carpeting & more. The Philadelphia-based paper giant, which Lori Udall said that Scott's Indonesian partner, out tha t GM' s millions could ha ve been better spent on improving counts the S.D. Warren paper mill in Westbrook P.T. Astra, had been given the forest concession automobile pollution control devices than lobbying Congress and No zoning restrictions. Full home financing. Built to strict quality standards: among its worldwide holdings, has admitted to and a cutting license by the Indonesian govern boosting congressional campaigns. 2 x 6 construction -:- R-38 ceiling insulation - Thermo-Pane windows. FUN the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) that the ment without making an environmental impact Indonesian government has "reserved" 850,000 assessment. FREE HOME PLANNING KIT: CONTINUOUS OPEN HOUSE acres of rain forest for their use. The land is This is not surprising considering that, accord WEIRD NEWS: FOR currently owned tribally and communally by the ing to the World Rainforest Report, the Astra The full story of Showcase. Over 20 pages M-F llam-7pm. Sat. 9am-5pm. Sun. 12-5pm people of Irian Jaya. . Group is a conglomerate owned by the family of or Waterbury, Conn., Superior Court Judge Maxwell J. Heiman of homes, options, prices & buying tips. Naples: Rte. 302, E. of Rte. 35. Across THE The Indonesian environmental group SKEPHI Indonesian President Suharto. sentenced Richard C. Dobbins Jr. to 10 days in jail and fined him • 6 models • financing from Mardon Marina. (207) 693-6996 has responded to the Scott invasion by urging Scott replied that it had only received a "reser $100 for causing himself and 66 others in the jury pool to be • full contracting • building lots Turner: Turner Plaza, Rte. 4 (207) 225-3234 WHOLE U.S. environmental groups to protest other Scott vation" for the land, not a license, and that it disqualified from a triple-murder trial. When the court clerk Paper facilities. SKEPHI fears that the 850,000 planned to make the study anyway. called the roll of prospective jurors, each answered "Here," except Showcase is your Custom Home Specialist. Unlimited capabilities - FAMILY acres will be dearcu!. Scott told the EDF it won't commit to the proj Dobbins, who yelled "Guilty!" Scott did not deny that it will practice clearcut ect for two years, although it is going ahead with or In Spring Lake, Mich., students in a high-school health class from the incredible value of Premier to 3CXXl sq. ft. luxury homes. ting. but told the EDF that it plans to plant only a 21-million-tree nursery and a 13D-acre test plan were assigned to carry a 5-pound sack of flour for three days 160,000 of the acres with fast-growing eucalyptus tation. Its long-range plans include a chipping withoutleavingitunattended to learn what it's like to haveachild Visit US today. 1.. 800~344..(j552 BASEBALL CAGES • SOFTBALL CAGES trees. E~caJyptus pulp is used to produce soft plant and pulp mill. It would build 1000 miles of that needs constant attention. Problems arose when some stu MINIATURE GOLF • GOLF DRIVING RANGE paper products, such as Scotties and toilet paper. roads in 14 years. Local people would be offered dents not enrolled in the course began "killing" the flour babies FREE HOME-PLANNING SEMINAR PITCH AND pun • GOLF LESSONS "We fully expect," wrote Scott, "to leave most homes in the 42 towns the company will build, between classes. According to Marybeth Lobbezo, coordinator of Friday, July .7 aboard the River Queen in Naples. of the land in its natural state." and of course, jobs with Scott. the reproductiNe health unit, 90 of the flour babies suffered stab ~~ Pick up your invitation at our model home. In its natural state, the land provides a source Indonesian environmentalists suggest Scott wounds, 50 were the object of death threats, 41 were kidnapped, WESTERLY WINDS of food, export products of rubber and herbs, and establish a paper-recycling industry in Indonesia 80 were harassed and 51 were murdered. "It was a response we SHOWCASE HOMES, INC. rn (formerly Ponderosa Park) housing for 40,000 indigenous people. 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Elaine: There's a certain anxiety to doing Francis: People are reconciled within TRILLIUM this. But you face the worst scenario, and you themselves. say, "if they auction our house something will Elaine: Exactly. Then you don' t rely on workout." material things. I mean, that's what's behind violence in the world. Greed is a big part of How did you first get Involved with the war and a lot of greed has to do with people peace movement? being empty. Like Mrs. Marcos needed all Elaine: We met in 1968 around the time of those shoes to prop up her empty self. Tn yoga the Vietnam Moratorium. At Colby College I you learn to find the fullness inside and you was a nun and Francis was a priest and we don't need a lot of things. You just loosen up were involved in a group called Clergy and and see that we're all brothers and sisters. Laity Concerned about Vietnam. The peace issue brought us together. I ended up leaving How do peacemakers deal with the convent in 1970 and Francis left the priest their own enemies? hood in 1972 and we' ve been married 17 years. Francis: There's a sense in which we're all victims of what is going on in SOCiety, of what You left the church to be married? is going on in the world. So we don't look to Elaine: It's much more complicated than the opposite camp and say, there's the enemy. that. It was a convergence of many things that I We say, we're fellow victims together and we don't even fully understand myself. I just kind have to work together to share this experience of felt called out as I'd felt called in. Nuns were and try to understand and support one an talking about whether we could wear grey or other. navy blue while I was involved with the Elaine: We try to cultivate an attitude of students who sat in and took over the chapel. non-violence within ourselves. 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Nicky practices the andent art of bogey scorekeeplng. Kevin demonstrates the "Ball, ball, hole!" technique he has perfected.
of "miniature golf' was in 1925. Patrick bought this miniature golfing more than once a week. However, as to what's going on. Then he yells, "Ball, ball, hole!" second story and we sauntered over to the 10th hole. for you readers out there made of sterner stuff, go for At this critical juncture, Kevin drops his putter, picks it daily if it makes your putter Sing. Portlanders (and up the ball, dashes toward the hole on his little piston Artistic concerns visitors to Portland) have both the time and luxury of legs, drops in his red ball (he won't play with any Life is rarely any greener on the back nine. In playing on seven different miniature golf courses (see other color) and starts cheering like he just won the miniature golf it's usually weirder. sidebar on page 9), each with unique twists and quirks U.s. Open. Disney wasn't the first to dream up theme parks. and highlights and Sidelights. It's an ageless riot, a Unfortunately he needs to repeat this wacko proce Miniature golf has been toying with that concept for mystical journey, and a cheap date. dure at least 10 times per active hole or on any other years. Courses have been based on the Wild West, hole within his visual range. By the sixth green, my Outer Space, Great Inventions, Fairy Tales, Pirate Lore and the art of only wish was to talk to a sane person. Were all the and New England Ships. extra-terrestrial loose wing nuts in my group? I felt Be honest. How can you take a game seriously Mike Quinn plays miniature golf, drives a compact car, eats a lighJ there must be citizens out there who do play by the whose obstacles include Blackbeard's ghost, moving lunch and saves his pennies. Tonee Harbert believes in the Zen of PUTT-PUTT rules and keep an official score. windmills, lobster claws, ricochet bumpers, Edgar everything. Then Patrick managed a birdie "two" on a very Allen Poe pendulums and clowns' noses? This isn't difficult eighth hole. Then in a sudden burst of matur golf happening here. It's one's sanity versus a series of ity, he matter-of-factly commented: "I'm surprised at optical illusions and cruel jokes. CONTINUED from page one how many people miss the tap-ins around here. You There were some miniature golf holes so sophisti have to take your time, especially on the easy ones. My cated and intricate that they would have scared Jack MINIATURE GOLF: favorite thing is the honor of winning and being able Nicklaus away. For instance, our high-tech age has Aquaboggln Miniature Golf Our run 'round the links could have been an early to go first on the next one. That's awesome. Once I had created a 16th hole (apparently designed by Twentieth Route One, Saco episode of "My Three Sons." Unfortunately, Uncle two holes-in-one by the fourth hole. I had some sixes Century Fox movie productions) where the ball must Part of the park with that famous slide. Avoid the Charley wasn't around to assist Jayne and me with the after that but I was distracted by my little brothers." go through a real ship and a lighthouse before the hole water hazard. All-American boys Patrick (eight), Nicky (six) and is concluded. Even drop-ball artist Kevin was winded 282-3112 godson Kevin (two). Honoring tradition and seasick at the end of this adventure. Cascade Miniature Golf Before our family fivesome "teed" off on the first As we strolled by the television cameras (focused on Making matters worse, miniature golf courses are Route One, Saco hole, major issues developed such as who would get Nicky's par-for-the-course masters tournament often packaged in the midst of other tempting summer A small course alongside the Cascade driving range what color ball, what length putter would be selected victory), Jayne inquired about the demented mind that diversions like amusement parks, batting cages, bigger stuff in case you get ambitious. for each player and what lucky devil would be given dreamed up this ludicrous game. bicycle sales and rentals, book shops, cafeterias, coffee 282-3524 the drudgery of scorekeeping. But somehow we Concerning the origin of miniature golf, you could houses, driving ranges, gift shops, go-kart tracks, Funtown Miniature Golf waded through these awkward preliminaries and look it up but don't bother because here's the scoop I motels and water slides. Route One, Saco ventured off to the first tee, never to be the same again. gave Jayne: Looking around on the 12th green, it was fun to see Patrick's shadow levitates his ball. Next door to Funtown U.s.A. Do you know where Patrick wanted to know if miniature golf was Nicky taps another In for par. In 1925 a small businessman named Joe Minigol in all the different types of people playing mini-golf. I your kids are? considered a sport. It reminded me more of "Divorce Bayonne, N.J., desired to build a regulation golf calculated the average playing age to be about eight. 284-6231 Court." When everyone spoke at once and whacked golf course, 500 people a day can hole out a season's Nicky, who never saw a new putting stance he didn't course. But due to the heavy smoke that blew back and Even if you counted all the macho teenage boys trying gross reyenue of between $150,000 and $180,000. The Pirate Island Adventure Golf their ball in different directions (the kids off the like and had the misses to prove it, still hadn't fath forth between New York City and Philadelphia, his to impress their bemused girlfriends, it is clearly the greens won't be yellow and they never require a 70 First St., Old Orchard Beach fairway), I prayed to become Robert Young and Jayne omed par as we approached the fourtli tee. Neverthe fairways yellowed and his dreamed died. His unsym toddlers' and youngsters' show. Many parents, Mountains and caves make this a spectacular course. asked Calgon to take her away. million-dollar sprinkler system. less, he proceeded to revolutionize the scoring system, pathetic wife told him to stop putting around and do grandparents, or significant others were on hand as Ben Eallaire, owner of Schooner Miniature Golf in 934-5086 The Tao of Par making himself, in effect, a scratch golfer. Nicky something with his life. Joe, out of spite and anger, had chauffeurs and applauding gallery. But as we ap Saco explained, "Once school is out, that's when Schooner Miniature Golf simplified the method: '1 try to hi t the ball in the hole just begun to putt around and in less than two months, proached the 14th hole, a course owner warned me, tourists start to travel and things get really busy. On a Ocean Park Road, Saco Once familiar with the basics of ball-whacking, we and I keep hitting it until it goes in. If it goes in with using artificial grass, completed the very first mini "Many of them old folks are great players, so beware slow to average day about 300 people will play. On a The only course with a gift shop on the range. Golf advanced to the spiritual concept of "par." one hit, that's par. If it goes in with five, that's par. If it ature golf course in the world. To this day, Joe of sandbaggers." busy day I'd say 5()().600 is more accurate." inside a boat and a lighthouse. I explained "par" to Nicky, who inherited the job of goes in with 10, that's par. It's really easy." Minigol's course remains the only viable reason to visit Rudy Martin, owner of Viking Miniature Golf in 284-6174 official scorer by default. I probably told him more Personal enrichment Nicky, by his own definition, became at that mo Bayonne, N.J. Old Orchard Beach, chipped in with similar projec Viking Miniature Golf than he needed to know: "Par in mini-golf is always a ment a par golfer and always will be. I gave the Patrick, who should have been dubbed Thomas, Walking up to the 18th tee I saw Kevin drop his red tions. "Once summer gets going I'll average between West Grand Ave, Old Orchard Beach pre-determined one, two, or three strokes, based on scorecard to Patrick and hoped the two years age doubted the New Jersey story and said, "Papa, how ball in the hole for the 18th time. Nicky was putting for 300 and 500 daily, a lot more on the super busy days. This is the same place where people rent those rick degree of difficulty, and the highest score allowed is difference would help. did the game really start. You can tell me." par, Patrick was winning, Jayne wore her "why me?" It's amazing, between 5:30 and 9 p.m. seems to be the shaws. The windmill hole is harder than it looks. six. If this generous scoring system were used in real I had to come clean. Lauren Rubenstein, golf writer look of "McHale's Navy's" Captain Binghampton and hottest period - when people just keep coming and 934-5443 golf, there would never be a club thrown in an area Becoming one with the hole I it for Score MagaZine, claims that in 1916 James Barber of knew was time to start my own putt-putt ranch. playing non-stop. There are lulls before and after but Westerly Winds Miniature Golf lake, river or pond by anyone in the entire links gamut Believe it or not, there is room for improvement Pinehurst, N.C., decided he would like a small golf After all, I convinced myself, miniature golf is not usually not during." . River Road, Westbrook from frustrated duffers to local pros." over Nicky's par in the game of miniature golf. Take course but with all the elements of real golf. When his all fun and games. These people were serious in their Then reality crashed in when the kids all asked for In addition to the mini-tees and a batting cage, West Nicky replied, "I know that stuff, Papa, but what is Kevil! (please), age two going on professional. Kevin's architect finished the course Barber was pleased and pursuit of self-enrichment; these little greens could erly Winds also has "Pitch and Putt" - a par 3 course par?" Slurpees. My money was completely gone and I was home course is in Saco, where he shoots an 18 every commented, "This will do." The small course thus mean a lot of the big green. forced to shelve the mini-golf dream - for now. that is a cross between Putt-Putt and real golf. That's when I realized that miniature golf is best time using the following technique: garnered the nickname "Thistle Dew," and the activity Over the course of a summer at a busy miniature I love these kids dearly, but I wouldn't take them 854-9463 approached from a miniature point of view. Poor He lines up each tee shot like he actually has a clue was called "Midget Golf." The first recorded mention , 0 Casco &y Wukly July 6, 1989 , , BOWDOIN SUMMER MUSIC CRUISE THE STEAMBOAT FESTIVAL ROUTES ABOARD LONGFELLOW II
A series of six chamber concerts featuring the Aeolian Chamber by Barbara Hill Players and their guests Friday, July 7 8;00 p.m. Regina Kelley's "lifelJ work First Parish Church, Brunswick Martinu Trio Mozart Clarinet Quintet U$ing art to heal NARRATED EXCURSIONS DEPARTING 8 Dvorak F Minor Trio Gilda Radner writes about "the most unfunny '1n the Native American tradition you would Featured artists: thing in the world" in h1!r recently published hold the visualization in your mind while you're TIMES DAILY FROM LONG WHARF Violinist Syoko Aki autobiography "It's Always Something." The making the object and it's their thought that 10 am to 11 ;30 1;30 to 3:00 Clarinetist Charles Neidich artist who created Emily Litella and Roseanne objects become encoded with what you're think Lo~ter Fisheries and Lighthouse and Flutist Linda Chesis Cellist Andre Emelianoff Roseanneadanna describes her two and one-half ing when you're making them. So it becomes a I~and History Cruise Shipwreck Cruise Pianist Peter Basquin year struggle with ovarian cancer. sacred object and you have a feeling of being at "There will always be blood tests and x-rays home with it because you"ve worked with it. 12:05 to 12;55 3:30 to 5;00 and CAT scans and uncertainty. The goal is to Then you have an object for your immediate Lunchtime Harbor Naturalist Cruise live a full, productive life even with all its uncer surroundings·that every time you go by it, you Cruise tainty. No matter what happens, whether the say, yes, I can remember to do it (visualization) 5;30 to 7:00 VIEWS OF THE MAINE COAST. AND MORE. cancer never flares up again or whether you die, Portland Headlight For EXHIBITION: JULY 13-AUGUST 10. again." the important thing is that the days that you have Kelley worked with one woman who had Basic Cruise COME MEET THE ARTIST AT OUR OPENING RECEPTION: had you will have lived. It's a hard concept." fibroid tumors which kept expanding. They cre peace THURSDAY. JULY 13.5-7 PM Hard for our Western, goal-oriented society. ated "a very light, delicate paper version of the Designs ... Sunset & Harborlight Cruise Myown experience in five years of hospital work fibroid tumorsgettinglighterand expelIing them cool, comfortable 7:30·10 p.m. is that the role of medicine in this country has selves." She also worked with a cancer patient clothing for sweltering of mind. been to preserve life withou t regard for the qual who was a devout Buddhist. Her image of heal days and sultry nights. Crisis intervention JAN E DAHMEN ityof that life. Fortunately, now things seem to be ing her cancer was a tradi tional Buddhist figure, information and referral to all changing. a scorpion with nine diamond eyes which can Nothing more, nothing social services, telephone Several months ago I went to hear a talk spon blast all the disease in the world." Kelley crea ted less than absolutely counseling. sored by the Union of a scorpion with crystals extraordinary basics. Maine Visual Artists. The set along its back. subject was "Art and From working with Available only at Amaryllis. "Dial Info" 146 MIDDLE STREET. PORTLAND. ME 04101 e 12071 772-2693 Healing" and the speaker individuals Kelley • was Regina Kelley, a moved onto working sculptor and teacher at the with organizations. She 774-8£''- Portland School of Art. designed two workshops Amaryllis Clothing Co, She showed slides and for the AIDS Project. One 41 Exchange Street, Portland, ME 04101 24 hours a day, talked about what had was an expressi ve dra w 772-4439 One Lon~ Wharf • Portland • 774-3578 \ 7 days a week. moved her in each phase ing workshop for people of her work. in crisis, either in their INGRAHAM VOLUNTEERS, INC. I was impressed by ownlivesorin the livesof Kelley's range. Her work those close to them. The includes realistic, large other was an experimen scale figures, intricate tal workshop in visuali Portland's small pieces and environ zation which incorpo mental works, "mazes" rated sculpture, or the ART AND DRAFTING Most Famous Face she cut in a field of high making of objects with grass. I was also im visualizations and medi supplies sale Contest pressed by herintegration tation. She hopes to keep of tradition with her own giving this workshop on .cf!~TJ,{d '2S ~ . experiences, for instance One of Kelley's drawing of her a yearly basis. the grass mazes were in friend's experience with cancer. She has also done vol- 7- spired both by cathedral unteer work with the 1Yt:'·W.gj~ GALLERIES floors in Europe and by paths of shoveled snow Hospice of Maine. For the patients, she has found Pt...v\:;, A~T 11- in Maine. But the most profound and lasting Annette and that visualization hclpscontrol pain, whiledraw SlAnCt1"; Rob Elowitch effect of Regina Kelley's work was a renewed ing or the creation of simple object allows people 26 Free Street appreciation of how art can be brought into our to express things they may not be able to express Portland, ME 04101 lives to celebrate, mourn, and heal. verbally. Kelley believes strongly that growth (207) 772-5011 Three years ago, one of Kelley's friends died can and does continue in the terminally iII per after an eight-year fight with cancer. Kelley helped son. take care of her and was with her when she died. People who work with the dying, Kelley says, She showed slides of the drawings she made at ask "a tremendous amount" of themselves emo this time:simpleand spontaneous expre;sions of tionally. Her goal in working with them is to keep the artist's grief and love. The death of her friend them in touch with "whatever sustains them." became "a major turning point" in Kelley's own Her experience with care-givers has been that life. "when you give people pennission todraw again, When I talked with her recentIysheexplained. they can draw very clearly what they experi "When I was with her and her family, some enced.It's wonderful to help give that back to the things were so beautiful, a moment was so beau people." tiful that you wanted to fix it forever, but it was Kelley will be taking a sabbatical from PSA all mixed up with such pain. And some things this year to work as an Art Fellow at theConnecti were so painful they haunted you, I found that I cut Hospice in Branford, Conn., which has a just had to draw. I had to do something very regular staff of visual artists. When she return to immediateand I wondered whatpeopledid who Maine, she'll be designing a program for Maine didn'thaveanimmediateavenueofexpression." hospices. "I'd like to see an ongoing artist volun Kelley had been involved with heali ng through teer program in our hospices," she said. She also ~Malne surveyors' service, Inc. women's groups for the past 10 years, but her hopes to offer a course at the PSA in applying art friend's death and an arm injury caused her to to the community. renew her commitment. She had learned tech (S~~S l Her recent sculpture has been influenced by _~' 5oroIc:t.K. WE CAN PREVENT ,,_... niques of visualiza tion and mediation which,she her work with healing. '1'm constantly inspired Connect the dots to identify the famous face and be used to help herself and others, but she realized in the work I'm doing. I worked with a hospice zB VI,S, ft/t1t~ t/i'K. eligible to win a trip for two to the Dt;Sert of Maine. A NUCLEAR DISASTER. that "you can learn visualization in a workshop, glass iewelry patient and now I'm starting a whole series of ;AVVlIlDhtH J MAIftL r------i The troubl,ed nuclearfami Iy can stay together with the help but to actively use it, especially when you're not colorful pin5 / necklaces / ; sculptures that has to do with my sense of the I N~ I bracelets / bolo ties / fun of our counselors. But our counselors need your support. feeling well, is something else altogether." greater mystery of what happens at the moment I ADDRESS I stuff Without it, we could face a major disaster. She began taking the visualization techniques of death." I I one step further by making "sacred objects" Currently she has work on display at the I TIlE FAMOUS FACE IS I specific to each person's illness or injury. "I've Hummingbird Gallery on Church Street in been studying Native American teachings and Cambridge, Mass. I Drop your coupon off at Raoul's Roadside I they have a concept of making medicine; the :_ !-~~~ ~~ !~~~A~e~~~~ _____ J objects that they make are sacred and they'realso Barbara Hill is a writer and artist who lives in Portland. liD MILK STREeT / 207 7711·8072 considered medicine, so I put those two concepts One of her five years of hospital work took place on the PORTLAND MAINE 04101 together. Oncology Unit. being offered by Greater Portland's architecture which The whole deal will cost you rectly) music, a blending of way tonight. The first is a Portland Landmarks this covers a variety of architec $35 and the four and one-half the traditional styles of fundraiser for a local record evening crt 5:30 p.m. The tours tural styles - Italianate, hour diversion begins at the African music with the urban ing effort by Reindeer Rec offer an opportunity to Gothic and Colonial Revival, ferry terminal Friday and sounds of electric instruments ords. The company is produc examine the fine details of Shingle style and Queen Saturday at 7:10 p.m., Sunday and Western rhythms, which ing a compilation entitled Anne. The tour leaves from at 1:40 p.m. For reservations, came about with the growth " A.I.D.S./ America is Doing the Bramhall Street entrance • Usually it's necessary to of the townships in South • Foolsproof Follies are call 799-8307. Something," which will to the Maine Medical Center. travel way out of town for Africa during the late '60s described as modern-day feature music by Maine The cost is cheap: $2 for summer theater, but an court jesters, performing and early '70s. The singer musicians. Proceeds for the members of Landmarks, evening of entertainment and gravity-defying circus antics Mahlathini is described as the record will be donated to a $3 for the rest of us. good food is only a ferry ride with hats, canes and other South African Howlin' Wolf local AIDS support agency. away. The Island Playhouse objects. The duo plays the • Geno's mellows its and he performs tonight with Tonight's event is a benefit usual decibel level tonight on Peaks presents "Bay, Bake stage in Deering Oaks Park a female vocal group the for the benefit. To raise the and Broadway" each week today at 12:30 p.m. The for a benefit for the Maine • The Port City All Stars Mahotello Queens at 45 money needed to produce the end through August 27. The show is billed for children, People's Alliance. Local take the stage tonight at Danforth St. in Portland. album, folk and acoustic package deal includes a ferry but everyone is welcome to acoustic musicians take the Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., • Across town, the Zulu's artists - Patricia Albert, Greg ride to and from the island, a attend. The rain location is stage to raise money for the Portland. These local favorites lead singer Larry Bangor Burns, Mike Domini, David complete lobster feast (if you the Reiche Community Alliance. Darien Brahms, Ken playa show of r&b sounds wails away about urban angst Good, David Jolicoeur, Louis don't like the claws, chicken Center, 166 Brackett St., Grimsley & Erica Russell, and always draw a crowd. If • The newly formed South marsh, talks on the historical from everywhere except (we Philippe - presents a Friday or steak can be substituted), Portland. Matt Foster, Brien Hoye, you're looking to dance ... ern Maine Blues Society holds uses of the plants of the imagine) the town he's Folk Fest at 7:30 p.m. at the and a Broadway musical • See the town with new Marc Brann and The Flying their second meeting tonight marsh, early morning bird named after. His band comes Reiche Community Center, revue in two acts, featuring eyes. The first in a series of Eiders playa variety of music at 7 p.rn. at Raoul's, 865 walks and tonight's program out of the south (well, Boston Brackett St., Portland. Tickets from new folk to Irish folk to numbers from "Side by Side walking tours of the Forest Ave., Portland. The "The Summer Night Sky." is south of the New Hamp are $4 in advance and $5 at by Sondheim" and" Ain't Western Prom the blues. All it costs is $3. For non-profit group is formed of Astronomer Bernie Reim shire border) to play at Zootz, the door. For more informa more information, call Misbehavin." 31 Forest Ave., Portland. enade is blues lovers, - musicians and points out stars, planets and tion, call 874-9002. 761-4400. non-musicians alike - who the features of the moon • "After Dark Against want to explore ways to tonight at 8 p.m. The program Aids" is a season long effort And if you can't highlight the music. The costs $4. The Nature Center is by local nightclubs to extend stop, try dancin group's agenda is still in the located on Pine Point Road in AIDS education to the on the waves. planning stages, so if you Scarborough. For more infor straight population and raise The Practical have ideas feel free to attend. mation on the center's pro money for the AIDS Project. Cats, another For more information, call the grams, call 883-5100. Live music, dance parties and local r&b out- • If you can't make it to the performances will be on the people at USM's radio station coast this evening, the Port fit, play WMPG,78O-5415. bill in clubs in Portland and aboard the land Museum of Art is cur its environs beginning tonight rently showing, "Sentinels of Longfellow at the Dry Dock, 84 Commer II. The boat the Coast: Images of Light cial St., Portland, where the houses," an exhibit of paint leaves at 7:30 Red Light Revue will blow ings featuring lighthouses as p.m. from • The Young People's their horns. Tomorrow night seen by Edward Hopper, Long Theater perform "Winnie a local band The Floating George M. Hathaway and Wharf. • The summer series of The-Pooh" for children at the Boats plays at The Old Port others. A gallery talk will be For more organ concerts sponsored by Portland Public Library in Tavern, 11 Moulton St. People given by museum curator of infor the Friends of the Kotzschmar Monument Square at 10:30 from the AIDS Project will be education Allison Perkins at mation, Organ and the City of Port a.m. The performance is free on hand to distribute litera 5:15 p.m. (this one's abso call land begins tonight at Port and open to the public. ture and condoms. All dona lutely free) and tomorrow at 774- land City Hall Auditorium. • Heading north, the tions to the AIDS Project will 12:30 p.m. (free with museum 3578. Tonight's concert features the Crowsfeet Dance Collective remain in Maine to be used music of Rheinberger, offers a public dance work admission). For more infor for further education and Stanley, Guilmant, von shop, "Dance as a Vehicle for mation, call 775-6148. direct services for people Suppe, Jongen and others Social Change," at the Bates living with AIDS. performed by David Porkola Dance Festival. The workshop on Portland's famous is offered at 7:30 p.m. in Kotzschmar (named after the Chase Hall on the Bates Portland organist and com College campus in Lewiston. poser) organ, which is one of The cost of the workshop is the largest concert organs on $5. For more information, call • Abrams & Anderson the East Coast donated to the 786-6077. celebrate a decade of improvi city by Cyrus H.K. Curtis in • Queen Ida, the queen of sational comedy with two • If the biggest decision 1912. Tonight's concert is at zydeco, knocked the socks off shows at Portland Performing you made last summer was 7:45 p.m. and is free to the Portland audiences last Arts Center this weekend. whether to see Bob Dylan or • The Intown Portland Ex public although donations are summer at the Maine Festival The Portland based team of the Grateful Dead on the change's series of free noon welcome. Organ concerts will with her voice and accordion Leslie Abrams and Tom An Fourth of July, be grateful time performances offers a be given Tuesday and Thurs playing. Tonight, Ida and her derson trained at Second City that life is easier now that variety of sounds from mel day evenings through August Bon Temps Zydeco Band Theater in Chicago and now we're easing into a new low to funk throughout the 17. perform their blend of blues perform nationally, facing the decade (yes, the '90s are summer in various locations • Heavenly pursuits are on and French Cajun music at 8 audience sans props and almost upon us). Dylan in downtown Portland. the program at Maine p.m. at the Center for the Arts armed only with their wits. performs tonight at 7:30 p.m. Today, the acoustic sounds of Audubon Society's Scarbor in Orono. Tickets are $14/$12. Performances are tonight and at the Seashore Performing singer / songwriter Anni Clark ough Marsh Nature Center. For more information, call tomorrow at 8 p.m. Tickets Arts Centre (a.k.a. The Ball can be heard at 12 noon in Maine's largest saltwater 581-1755. are $10. For reservations, call Park) in Old Orchard Beach. Tommy's Park at the comer marsh offers a variety of • In town, the Tree Cafe 774-0465. Tickets $18 and are available of Middle and Exchange summer programs including hosts an evening of mbaq • Two benefits for people at the box office, Ticketron streets. full moon canoe tours of the uanga (yes, it's spelled cor- living with AIDS are under- and Teletron (800-382-8080).
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Compiled by Ann Sitomer Star Trek V They say the Enterprise has reached The Final Frontier, but I Thursday. Listings must be received b, 5 pm the ThUMa, prior 10 publication fear William Shatner and Leonard Benefit for the Maine Peopl.'s Ann Sltomer, Casco Ba, W ••kI" 187 Clark Street, Portland 04102 Nimoy will never be Lost In Space Alliance with Darien Brahms, Malt enough for my tastes. This Star :, ilk Foster, Ken Grimsley & Erica Russell, feature is the first directed by Shatner The Flying Eidersand Marc Brann (folk! and the f,rst Star Trek movie to find blues/acoustic) Geno's, 13 Brown, UNDER PARIS SKIES/FRI. JULY God. One word of warning, there are Portland. 761-2506. AT FORT WILLIAMS PARK, CAPE ELIZABETH Trekkies with their paraphernaliaalthe He.. tix and Pluck Theat .. (rock) movie theater. Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth St., Portland. Rain site: Andrea Sugarbabr is a wonderful movie about 774· t44t. Portland City Matthews, a plain and lonely woman's pursuit and Manufacture (industrial dance band) Hall Aud. soprano capture of a pretty young man. The Two shows: Chern freeat8 pm, full bar at 10 pm at Zootz, 31 Forest Ave.; Bellamy Jazz PlCNIC~OPS Concert movie is very German; it doesn't have Portland. 773-8t87. Band at 6 pm. sponsor: Ginn a happy ending, but there are many PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Marvin Moving delightful moments of seduction and Eight To The Bar ('60s music) T Tickets: $10. TOSHIYUKI SHIMADA, MUSIC DIRECTOR & CONDUCTOR OhoBlbualera II At least they didn't Bird's, 126 N. Boyd, Portland. 773- Discounts avail. & Storage Co. Field of Dreama Kevin Costner plays satiation. It stars Marianne Sagebrecht, All 773-819 Ray Kinsella, an ex-hippie Iowa farmer mess with the theme song! The sequel who recently came known to American 8040. who plows down a com field to bUild a offers no surprises. There are some audiences in ·Baghdad Cafe.· Az Is (rock) Moose Alley, 46 Market, baseball diamond prompted by a voice !lOOd comic moments and more slime Portland. 774-5246. than in the first part, but the plot and Weekend At Bemia's Two guys find Flaahback (rock) Old Port Tavern, t1 MON/JULY10 that tells him, ·If you build it, he will themselves invited to a beach house come· an ambiguous enough phrase special effects just don't live up to the Moulton, Portland. 774-0444. "The best white funk band on earth .. ." original. for a weekend with a dead host, who for R,D, Riddum (reggae) The Pound, to take on a "world" of meaning some complicated-plot-twist reason necessary to this shallow but Great Ball of FI.. DennisQuaidpiays Shore Rd. Cape Neddick. ROYAL CRESCENT Jerry Lee Lewis in this musical about mustbe believed to be alive. Themovie Steamboat Trio (New Orleans style entertaining movie. Shoeless Joe centers around a party with a propped MOB Jackson, a writerwho has put down!he Lee's early career and his marriage to jazz) Harbor cruise 7:30·10pmaboard his 13-year-old cousin Myrna (Winona up corpse as the butt of the movie's the Longfellow II departing 1 Long pen a doctor who dreamed of playing jokes. In the major leagues, and Kinsella and Ryder). Quaid's facial contortions Wharf, Portland. Tickets are $t2.5O. his deceased fatherare all given second bothered me and when someone For more information, call 774-3578. SILVER The Vermeer Quartet with Hutist chance to live their dreams on the compared his expressions to Daffy baseball field. Duck's I knew why. Otherwise, the Thomas Wolf performs Puccini's movie is with some interesting twists. 'Crisantemi" for siring quartet; Haydn's The drama Is toned down,but the String Quartet in B-flat Major, Op. 50 clhoreography Is beefed up. T~e ~st No.1; Foote's "A Night Piece for Flute ne,it'O(c featuring DARIEN BRAHMS scenes are the barroom scenes Inwhlch and Strings," and Mendelssohn's se., p..\~<- the patrons really get down and dirty. ·StringQuartetinAMinor,Op.13,8:15 ·n-\E.~LES' with MATT FOSTER TheSCREEN Accidental Tourist In this movie Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and pm at the Rockport Opera House, Main & the FLYING EIDERS based on the novel by Anne Tyler, Tumm, Trouble is a Walt Disney st., Rockport. TIcket are $11 for adults, 1':\J.-\p..~CE. William Hurt plays an introverted travel double feature. The ti~e sr;aks for $6 for people under 18. For more plus MARK BRANN writer who faces emotional difficulties + + + ·Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. 'Tummy information, call 236-2823. FRIDAY 717 following the death of his son and a Trouble· stars the stars of Toon Town separation from his wife (Kathleen What's Where - Roger Rabbit, Baby Herman and CHAINSAW Turner). Geena Davis plays a pettrainer Jessica - in this fully animated feature. Friday. who turns Hurt's life around. The best In The Flesh (rock) 12 noon, WBLM scenes in the movie center around the Maine Mall Cinemas Terrace, MonumentSquare, Portland. Maine t.IaIl Roa::t, 5 Portland Free and open to the public. writer's eccentric Baltimore family 774-1022 W4.jii lo headed by his sister, wonderfully L.lh.' W•• pon IIIRI Vanilla Chainsaw, Ghostwalk, from Boston !.t."n:. portrayed by Amy Wrighl. 12:45,2,425.7,9:30 Savage Garden (rock) Geno's, 13 (opens July 7) Brown, Portland. 76 t -2506. "Im.n IPG.131 .John PouseUe Dart (pop/acoustic) THE WILD HEARTS 11 am,I:4S,4:30, 720,10 Hon.~ I Shrunk the Kids and Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. with THE CLASSIC RUINS from Boston 1\Immy Troubt. IPGI 773-6886. 1,3:10,5:20,7:25,9:35 Az Is (rock) Moose Alley, 46 Market, and TYGER, TYGER from Providence D.. d Po.t. Socl.ty IPGI IN BRIEF: . Portland. 774·5246. 1 :30, 4, 7, 9:35 Flashback (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 SI_ Tr.k V IPG-131 11 :45,2.4:30,120,9:40 "Techno pop" never had Moulton, Portland. 774·0444. (1 h rough July 6) any particular meaning for me; EI Cld (rock) Bruno's, 33 India SI., Indan• .lones Portland. 773-3530. .nd Ih. Last Crusad. IPOI it just described the mindless The Kopterz (rock) Dry Dock, 84 12:45,3:45. 7. 9:50 Fri-Sat show at 12 midnight dance beat that emerged Commercial St., Portland. 774-3550. W..... nd At a.mI •• I PGI alongside the more poli tical Red Light Revue(r&b) Horsefealhers, 12:45,2:50,5:10,7:25,9:40 193 MIddle, Portland. 773·3501. hard core music of the early The Upsetters (r&b) The Aqua FRANK J. RUSSO presents Nickelodeon Lounge, York. 363-7578. Temple and Middle, Portland Indiana .Jones . and the Last '80s. It was hip enough, okay 772-9751 Island Side (reggae) The Pound, Shore Crusade The third part in the Indiana for danCing, but never had Rd. Cape Neddick. Gr•• 1 a.lls 01 Flr.IPO.131 Jones trilogy maintains the sense of 1 :15. " 7:10, 9:30 enough substance to hold my Bellamy _.Jazz Band (jazz) Harbor humor and adventure in the previous Kar.t. Kid "'IPGI cruise 7 :30· I 0 pm aboard the 120, ' :10, 720, 9:40 installments. River Phoenix does a attention. I turned off the radio, Longfellow II departing 1 Long Wharf, Batman Michael Keaton is Bruce Sign. 01 Llle1PG.131 good job as the adolescent Indie and left the dance clubs and I Wayne fighting against an oppressive 1:40,4:05,7:1 0,9:10 Portland. Tickets are $12.50. For more . Ohoslbust... lltPOI Sean Connery lays aside his reputation information, call 774·3578. evil wo~ld of Gotham City lorded by the as a man of adventure to play Indie's haven't given techno pop much 1 :10, 1 :50, 3:50, 4:30, 7, 7:30, 9:20. 9:50 Randy Bean & Compan, (big band! The lengendary Joker (Jack Nicholson). ' Batman' -the stolid academic father with passion. l thought since. Field or Dreams I PO) swing) Benefit for the Camden movie - is directed by Tim Burton 1:15. 4, 7:10, 9:30 Lethal Weapon II Danny Glover and .. . Until I read the term ('Beetlejuice") and the sets. are Mel Gibson return as a pair of cops RockportTrust,8 pm , Rockport Opera JOHN CALE The Movies "techno-gloom genre" in a House, Main St., Rockport. Ticket are 151 concert after studio production .... ~ designed by Anton Furst, who deSIgned fighting LA's foulest criminals. Part one PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE the sets for Stanley Kubrick's 'Full t-ktal 10 Exchange, Portland $8 in advance, $10 at the door. For of Orella (with Lou Reed) - 772·9600 worked well; Gibson and Glover have review of the first album by the more information, call 236-2259. Jacket," among other films. The mOVIe TIM Accldent.t Tou,I.IIPOI good chemistry between them. band Manufacture, which Get tix early - only eight dollars I Old Orchard Beach has a wonderful look. Unfortunately, July 5.Ju~ 8 Gerry Mulligan (jazz) 8 pm, The plot and characters fall far short of Wed·Fri at 7, 9:15 The Roc~y Horror PIcture Show Waterville Valley Bridge, Rt. 49, N.H. the is a cult movie extravaganza. The story, plays Thursday night at Zootz. the movie's menacing and profound Sat all,7 Tickets are $20-$27. For ticket Sunday, July 16 • Noon Sun mal a!: 1 if you must know, is about a young The phrase caught my information, call 603-236-4166. sets. • D' The RockV Horror Plctur. Show (R) couple whose car breaks down on a Eddy Raven· Jimmy C. Newman Dangerous LiaIsons Irector attention. It seemed to imply Alliance (rock) Spring Point Cate, 175 July 7 at " :30 pm stormy night and find themselves Doug Kershaw· Rockln' SIdney Stephen Frears has brought movie Julye alII pm that synthesized dance music Pickell St., S. Portland. 767-4677. BOB making back into the realm of art. Frears Sug.rb.by IRI trapped in a castle inhabited by people An Evening of Gershwin Cabaret July 8· 11 from the planet TranssexuaL Susan had taken on a dark and singer and pianist Diane Troup DYLAN An Authcntic bu ilds upon the novel of Laclos (actually, Sal at 3:15, 9:15 Cajun AZydooo a collection of lellers) and the stagel Sarandon plays the timid Janet (eons foreboding character. In fact, in performs at 8 pm at the Thomas with G.E. Smith Sun at 3:15,7:15,9 before she became the sex goddess Muoic A Food screenplay by Christopher Hampton to Mon-Tue aI: 7;15, 9 the press on Manufacture I Playhouse, Rt, 302, S, Casco. For Kenny Tour of AmcriCi accomplish what neither h.ad Dangerous liaisons (R) she is today). Tim Curry is wonderful in reservations, call 774·9434. July t2·16 leather and lace, sinlling ' Sweet tli ;qm: it1!.im;i£; :: ~ilH1iu Aaronson accomplished - an overwhelmtr'9 encountered a whole glossary OdeUa and Ronnie Gilbert (folk) 8 Wed-Sal at 7, 9: 15 Transvestite" (in fact, thiS is the only pm, Hutchins Concert Hall, Center for feeling of intimacy with the story and ItS Sat-Sun mat at 1 of unheard-of musical terms TUES/JULY18 Christopher characters. Glenn Close is marvelous part of the movie I'd see again). T~e the Arts, University 01 Maine Orono. Parker movie had a large cult follOWIng with describing the band and its as the cold, calculating ~nd painfully For ticket information, call 581-1755. The MIGHTY special guest: in-love Marquise. Malkovltch IS seduc Cinema City people in the audience redting lines, music: hip-hop, house, acid Bowdoin Summer Music Festival Westbrook Plaza singing, and throwing ttu,!gs at the tive beyond words. If art isn't your fancy, Martinu's Tri o for flute, cello and piano, STEVE 854-9116 screen and at unsuspecung movie house, industrial and DIAMONDS '89 the story is about decadence, sex, re Movies are nol sdleduled at press tIme; Dvorak's Trio in F minor and Mozart's goers. 00 these goings on still occur? aggressive technodance EARLE venge and somewhere, hidde n beneath call ahead to confirm tfmes and Quintet for clarinet and strings are on WED/JULY19 You will have to see for yourself. it air, love. See No Evil IRI agresso-synth. Apparently, the program, 8 pm in the First Parish 7:15. 9:15, weekend mats at 1 :15,3:15 Church, Maine St., Brunswick. Tickets Three generations of SKAI Friday, July 21 • 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 29 • 7:30 p.m. Ohootbustara " IPGI techno pop had come a long 7.9, weekend mats at 1, 3 are $10. For more information, call BAD MANNERS Fantasy Tour Road Hou .. IRI way in the last few years. 725-3322. Returning to Maine 7:15,9:15, weekend mats II! 1:15, 3:15 Manufacture's music is Beethoven's "Fldello" performed by LAUREL AITKEN by popular demand. .• 0 ..'" a.lI. 01 F1 .. IPG·131 the Surry Opera Company 6:30 pm at 7, 9, weekend malS al 1, 3 industrial, which, I gather, BIM SKALA BIM K .....t. Kid III IPGI Nowick's Concert Barn, Rt. 176, 2.2 1/([Beach Boys 7:15, 9:15, weekend mats at 1 :15, 3:15 sounds a bi t like a construction miles from RI. 172, Surry. TIckets are site with a lot of banging and $10, $8 for seniors and $6 for people Little Feat Evening Star under 18. For more information, call Schedule sublect to change clanking in the background. 667·9551. with special guest Tontine t.IaIl, Brunswlcl< The adjective "aggressive" 729-5486 MELISSA ETHERIDGE Movies Bfe not scheduled at press time; refers to the music's political call ahead to conflrm times Saturday. Field 01 D.. un. IPGI undertones which come at the The Kopterz (rock) Dry Dock, 84 in one o( the f}{j@'fj(J'fgft$if 7,9:05 dancers surreptitiously Commercial SI., Portland. 774·3550. double bills this summer! Az Is (rock) Moose Alley, 46 Market, Prides Corner Drive·ln between beats - a sort of don't Portland. 774·5246. - - BrIdgton Road. Weotbrook let-machines-rob-you-of-your Ef Cid (rock) Bruno's, 33 India St., Also Appearing 797·3154 Portland. 773-3530. FRANKIE and JOHNNY in the CLAIR de LUNE Friday· Thursday humani ty message. MI N G: Aug. 6 : STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN and DOUBLE TROUBLE ai_ Tr'" v IPGI Alliance (rock) Spring Point Cafe, t 75 Signs of Life kthur Kennedy. leads a The intriguing thing abou t Fri7/21: Aug. 10: TIFFANY/NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK/TOMMY PAGE by TERRANCE McNALLY • Directed by AL MILLER Dead Poets Society Robin Williams 8:30 su~rbcastin thiS tale of a closlng boat Pickett SI., S. Portland. 767·4677. H.eeI Gun IPO-131 Flashback (rock) Old Port Tavern, t t Aug. 12: ANDERSON, BRUFORD, WAKEMAN & HOWE is both the main attraction and the least 10:25 building shop somewhere downeast Thursday's performance will MPA BENEFIT with JUNE 23 - JULY 9 enticing feature of director Peter Weir's and the changes the closing brings into Moulton, Portland. 774-0444. Aug. 13: DOLLY PARTON SHOW be watching this music Treat Her Right (blues/rock) Tree NEATS, BORDER PA movie about a group of schoolboys in a the lives of the people who work. ther~ . e Performances Thursday-Saturday Sp.m .. Saco Drive·ln produced on stage with Cafe, 45 Danforth St.. Portland. 774· Sept. 24: GEORGE STRAIT and hi. ACE IN THE HOLE BAND strict New England prep school who Route I, Saco The movie is SImple. Nothing IS Thurs 7/20: Sunday 5 p.m. Tickets $7/$8/$10; are inspired by an English teacher 282-4386 overdone. There is no attempt to synthesizers and computers 1441 . THE DAVID GRISMAN (Williams) to look beyond the ordinary authenticate accents, which takes the and whatever other high-tech The Wild Hearts, The Classic WBLM~ 51 ~~ and to live their own dreams rather Bowdoin College movie out of Maine and brings it into Ruins, Tyger, T,ger(rock) Geno's, QUARTET For reservations or ticket information noise-making toys 13 Brown, Portland. 761-2506. than conform to the expectations of Brunswick" __I the world of universal experience. The Sat & Sun7/22 & 23: please call 729-8584. VlSA/MC . their parents and schoolmasters. characters are played down rather than Manufacture's two members Port City All Stars(r&b) Raoul's, 865 Tickets available at SeaPAC Box Office daily from Directed by Grigorl Kozlnslev Forest Ave., Portland. 773-6886. For mature audiences. Williams' acting does lillie to inspire; he July 6, 7:30 pm, Kresge Audhorium being given traits which would stretch bring. The two Bostonians, CONCRETE BLONDE 10 a .m. to 4 p.m., Recordland, Record Exchange, impersonates famous people of the their credibility. This is one of the best w/HOUSE OF FREAKS 20th century reciting Shakespeare and Perry Geyer and Brian all ~ locations or by calling Teletron: 14 SCHOOL STREET', BRUNSWICK. ME 04011 movies of the summer. fills his eves with water on demand. + + + Bothwell, met when Geyer +"'ORE ••• 45 Danforth St. -774-1441 1~O. For info call (207) 934·1731. 1 6 GIsco &ty Weekly July 6, 1989 17 Boogi. Bash Alcohol and smoke-free The King And I K.K. Preece plays ; dance first Friday of each month: July Anna in Rogers and Hammerstein's hit 7, Aug 4, 9:30 pm-12:30 am at Ram July 11-30 at the Maine State Music Island Dance studio, 25A Forest Ave, Theater, Pickard Theater, Bowdoin Portland. Admission is $3. College, Brunswick. Performances are KI .. Club Night for singles Fridays, 8 Tue-Sat at 8 pm wi th 2 pr:n matinees on pm atlheRamada Inn, outer Congress Wed, Fri and Sun. TIckets are $10- St.. Portland. 773-1688. $20. For more information, call 725- Restaurant and Tavern Contradance with Shenanigans July 8769. LARGEST SELECTION I LOWEST PRICES 8, 8:30 pm at Stimson HalT, Rt. 26, N.w Engl.nd N.w V.udevili. Gray. All dances taullht. Beginners, R.vueperfonnsJuly 12,6pmin Royall singles welcome. AdmIssion is $4. For River Park, Yannouth. Free and open more information, call 428-3986. to the public. Formore infonnation, call 846-9680. upcoming. Bata. Danc. F.stlv.1 Final. Works Somethingls Cooking BONNIE RAITT from repertory, composition, and After D.rk Agaln.t Ald. Enter improvisation classes and other Nick of Time tainment and festivities at area selected choreography by facvlty and Reel LIght ReVIM (r&b) Horsefeathers, nightclubs to raise money forthe AIDS _ students July 14, Ii pm In Schaeffer 99 193 Middle. Portland. 773-3501. pro\'ect July 14-Sep 7. Tne schedule is Theater, Bates College, Lewiston. .~ on our patio! CD I ...nd Side (reggae)The Pound,Shore as ollows: July 14, Dry Dock, Red Tickets are $3. For more information, $10. I $6.9~ASSmE Rd. Cape Nedarck. Light Revue; July 15, Old Port Tavern. call 786-6077. S1.ld (acoustic rock) Rangeley Inn, Main The Floating Boats; July 21, The Our Town by Thornton Wilder July 13- St., Rangeley. 864-3341. Exchange Crub. OJ Dance Party; July 23 at the Theater Project, 14 School ((6 Steamed lobsters and Orupo ~ort.l.z. and V •• Brazil 27, Zool2, An Ultimate dance "Party; St., Brunswick. Performances are Thu· (South American folk) 8 pm, Pordand Aug 5, Geno's, new music, live bands; Sat at 8 pm, Sun at 2 pm. Tickets are Performing Arts Center, 25A Forest Aug 6, Tree Cafe. r&b Dance Party $101$8. For more information, call 729- ~ clams now being served Ave., Portland. Ticketsare available at Night; Aug 19, Indoor Block Party, 8584. TOM PETTY the PPAC box office, 774.0465. Temple Beth-EI;Aug 24, Raoul's, Mixed Abr.m. & And.r.on 10th on our all new raw bar! St_mboat Trio (jazz) Harbor cruise Nuts Comedy Troupe, 8 pm; Aug 25- Annlv..... ry Show Improvisational Full Moon Fever 7:30·10 pm aboarc the Longfellow II 26, Spring Point Cafe, Haven ~oses comedy July 14-15, 8 pm at the Portland departing 1 Long Wharf, Portland. and Day N' Night Barbecue; Sep 7, Performing Arts Center, 25A Forest LOOK FOR OUR NI Tickets are $12.50. For more Moose Alley, The Gordons. Ave., Portland. Tickets are $10. For infonnation, call 774-3578. Eighth Annu.1 M.ln. Mu.lc reservations, call 774.0465. DINNER SPE"'.... ""-''-'. ~.a:z;:~~a:~ $1 O.99CD I $6. ~ASSmE AI Hlrt Qazz) 8 pm, The Waterville Aw.rd Show features performers Plan.t.rlum Show. Southworth Valley Bridge, Rt. 49, N.H. TIckets are Including The Wicked Good Band, Tim Planetarium,96 Falmouth St., Portland $20-$27. For ticket infonnanon, call Sample, Red Light Revue, Bellamy (USM campus). Astronomy shows: # .- 603-236-4166. Jazz, Scott Fulsom and Greg Powers. Wednesday, F'riday and Sunday at Bring in our ad for Jay Leno will open the show. July 30, 7:30. Laser light shows: Wednesday 2 :30 pm at LeWIston Raceway. Tickets 'Son of a Well-Tempered Laser" $3 OFF all CD's in store! Sunday. are $15 adults, $7.50 children and are (classical) 8:30pm, Friday Pink Floyd's Excludes ~ems already on sale or other promotional items. Offer ends 7-22-89. Th.Splder.(rock)Old Port Tavern, 11 available at Record Exchange, Portland 'Dark Side of the Moon" 8:30, and Moulton, Portland. 774.0444. or by calling 784-6457. Saturcla,Y, "Top 40 Show' 7:30 and Pink Run W ••ty Run (rock) Tree Cafe, 45 Buckw.... l Zydeco July 31 at Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon" 8:30. "We'll beat anybody's sale price••• GUARANTEEDI" Danforth St., Pordand. 774-1441. Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. Admission is $3 foradults,$2forseniors Practlc.1 Cat. (r&b) Harbor cruise 773-6886. and children. For more infonnation, 7:30-10 pm aboard the Longfellow II J.rry Lee Lewl. Au9 8, 8 pm at the call 780-4249. departing 1 Long Wharf, Portland. Maine Center for the Arts, Orono. For Tickets are $12.50. For more ticket information, call 581-1755. infonnation, call 774-3578. Bonnl. Raitt pertonns Aug 14, 7:30 Big Chl.f & the Contln.nt.l. (r&b) pm at the Cumberland County Civic every Sunday 5·8 pm aboard Casco Center, Portland. Tickets are available Bay Unes, departing from the Fe.rrr. at the box office, Ticketron and by Tenninal, Franklin and Commercia, calling 800-382-8080. Portland. For ticket infonnation, call Elvl. Co.tello Aug 16 in Veterans 774-7871. Park, Manchester, N.H. Tickets are availilble now at Strawberries, Record •· I .. Savoy Truffl. (rock) The Pound,Shore •I Fri. & Sat. July 14-15 RED LIGHT REVUE Rd. Cape Neddick. Exchan!je and Ticketron. For more hethov.n'. "Fldello" perfonned by InfonnatlOn, call 603-627-8028. the Surry Opera Company 6:30 pm at Nowick's Concert Barn, Rt. 176, 2.2 miles from Rt. 172, Surry. TIckets are HAPPY HOUR $10, $8 for seniors and $6 fo~ people under 18. For more Infonnation, call 4-6 MON.-FRI 667-9551 . Mu.lc Jam. Irish Jam Session 2-6 pm F ....port In Bloom Garden Tour on the waterfr nt Gritty McDuffs, 396 Fore, Portland. offered by the Freeport Historical SCARBOROUGH MARKET PLACE 772-2739; BluesJam Session 12-6 pm SocietyJuly6,10am-4pm.Ticketsare in the Old Port 152 U.S. Rte. 1 • 883-3806 Tree Cafe, 45 Danforth, Portland. 774- available at the Harraseeket Inn, 162 84 Commercial Street Mon. - Sat. 9:30 -9:30 • Sun. Noon - 5 1441; Reggae Jam Sess\On with Dani Maine St., Freeport, which will hold an Tribesman 7 -11 pm Raoul s, 865 Forest open house from 4 to 7 pm and offering Portland, ME • 774-3550 Ave Portland. 773-6886; Open Mike tours of the inn. For more information Night at Geno's, 13 Brown, Portland. on the 9arden tour, call 865-3170. 774-1441. CaI.bIo.t. Oorh.m '89 Day of festivities July 8 at Shaw Junior "High School and RObie Field, Gorham. Road Monday. races (children's 1.5 miles, adults 3 Annl CI.rk (acoustic) 12 noon, miles), parade, free entertainment. Pre Tommy's Pari<, Portland. ~ree and open registration forms for the road race are to the public. available at Cook's County Store. For Roy.1 Cresc.nt Mob (funk) Tree more information, call 839-21 04. Cafe, 45 Danforth St., Portland. 774- C.rlbbe.n Night Island Side plays 1441. Frankla and Johnny In the CI.lre reggae and calypso at an all-you-can The Spld.,. (rock) Old Port Tavern, d. Luna Terrence McNally's play ~at Polynesian Island buffetTuesdays 11 Moulton, Portland. 774-0444. about a love affair between two m iddle thrO\!91i Aug 29, 7-11 -pm at The Sout"'m M.ln. Blue. Socl.ty, a aged New Yorkers throughJuly9 at\he Shawmut Inn, Kennebunkporl<..lmce is newly fonned non-profit organization, Theater Project, 14 School St., $20 per person. For reservations, ca11 meets at 7 pm at Raoul's, 865 Forest Brunswick. Performances are Thu-Sat 967-3931. Ave., Portland. 0P':n to any blues lover at 8 pm, Sun at 2 pm . TIckets are $101 Interested in Joining. For more $8. For more infonnation, call 729- infonnation, call 780-5415. 8584. T ... Mu.lc M.n Merideth Willson's musical through July 9 at the Maine Tuesday. State Music Theater, Pickard Theater, Kavln Midgley (solo blues) 12 noon, Bowdoin College. Brunswick. Canal Plaza, Portland. Free and open Performances are Tue-Sat at 8 pm to the public. " with 2 pm matinees on Wed, Fri and TLC (popvocals)'Summerinthe Pa~ Sun. TIckets are $10-$20. For more series 7:30 pm at the Bandstand In infonnation, call 725-8769. Fri. & Sat'N R I Deering Oaks Park, Portland. Free and Cel.br.tlon B.rn Student venture July 14 0 ea Neighbors open to the public. performances Fridays at 8 pm. Also, & 15 Actlv. Culture (ska) Tree Cafe, 45 Tony Montanaro and Karen Hurll DanforthSt., Portland. 774-1441. perform mime, improvisation, There's really no other adventure Thurs. July 20 GYPSY M.gazlna (rock) Old Port Tavern. 11 storytelling and dance July 8, 8 pm. Moulton, Portland. 774.0444. TiCKets are for adults, $2.50 for ON~ $5 like Pirate's Island! Where you test your Fri. & Sat. Organ Conc.rt s.,... sponsored children. The Celebration Barn is July 21 & 22 HAVEN MOSES by the Friends of the Kol2schmarOrgan located on Stockfarm Rd., off Rt. 117, and the City of Portland Music of S. Paris. For more infonnation, call skills at miniature golf on 36 challenging Rheinberger, Stanley, Guilman1, von 743-8452. We're Air Conditioned! • Plenty of parking· Happy Hour 4-6 Suppe, Jongen and others performed Windham C.nt.r Stag. T ....ter championship holes! Where you explore by David Porkola at7:45 pm at Portland holds tryouts forthemusical "Charlotte's CIty Hall Auditorium. Free and open to Webb" July 6, 6:30-8:30 pm at the WALL the wonderful and mysterious the public. Donations welcome. Windham Community Center. 15 opening. USM F.culty J.zz Qulnt.t .,. pm, characters ages 10toacultareneeded, Naw Work J.pan Works by six hideout of pirates! USM's Corthell Concert Hall, Gorham. The showwiR be presented the second contemporary Japanese sculptors July - Free and open to the public. For more week in August. For more information, 9-Aug 17 at USM's Art Gallery in infonnation, call 780-4076. call 892-3052, 892-2979 or 642-2912. Gorham. Opening reception July6,4-7 Calvin? Musical comedy about the life pm. Hours: Mon-Wed 12-4 pm, Thuand u ~ "E Pirate's iii <'CI and times of Calvin Coolidge July 6- Sun 12-8 pm. 780-5009. c: Q) ~ Wednesday. Aug 6 at the Schoolhouse P"erforming Seo« Book., 89 Exchange St., ""<'CI 0 Allen LOOKING Island :r ~ Who Know.? (folk) 12 noon, Maine Arts Center, Rts. 114 and 35 in Sebago Portland.Acoliection of books, binCIings. ~ ~ 0 National Bank Plaza, Portland. Free Lake Village. Performances are Thu broadside and ephemera by George :g and open to the public. Satat8pm,Sunat2pm. Ticketsare$8 BeningtonofCoyoteLove Press and by First St. 0 M.hlathlnl .nd the M.hot.llo In advance, $10 at the door ($4/$5 for Scott Vile of The Ascensius Press will be Qu_n. (African) Tree Cafe, 45 children and seniors). For more on display through July 27. Opaning FOR ... new and professional Danforth St., Portland. 774-1441. infonnation, call 642-3743. receptiOn July 6, 7 pm. Hours: 774- IiJ organization molded from M.gazlna (rock) Old Port Tavern, 11 The Ore.. Spoofarto Old and new 2190. Moulton Portland. 774.0444. vaudeville July 6 and 8, 8 pm at the B.nidoHO.II.rI•• , 26 Free, Portland. the area's most legendary bands. W.* Grand Ave. T ... Zulli. (rock/new music)Zool2, 31 Thomas Pla¥h<>use, Rt. 302,S. Casco. New work by Toni Wolf and Clifford Forest Ave., Portland. 773-8187. For reservabons, call 774-9434. BlanchardJuly7-31.Openingreception laying ... R & B, Motown, Red Ught R_u. (r&b) every Wed at W.ne..... Squ.re Larry Shue's July 7, 5-7 pm. Also at the ClBIlery, a I Pier Raoul's, 865 Forest Ave., Portland. ~ Atlantic Ocean THE RED LIGHT REVUE comedy about life In Prague before collection of 19th and early 20th century mSixties Classics, Swing and July 5 Raoul's Dance Party July 19 Raoul's Dance Party 773-6886. . and after the uprising of 1968 July 6, American art. Hours: Mon-Fri 10 am-5 Miscellaneous Musical Jewels. Queen Id. (zydeco) 8 pm, HutchIns 12, 14 at 8 pm at the Theater at ~ July 21·22 Bretton Woods Club, N.H. pm, Sat 12-4 pm. 772-5011. July 7-8 Horsefeathers Concert Hall, Center for the Arts, Monmouth. Tickets are $8.50-$13. For Albert.'., 27 Forest Ave., Portland. Now booking for July 12 Raoul's Dance Party July 22 Aft. Center Harbor, N.H. University of Maine Orono. For tIcket more information, call 933-9999. Installation ofwaJl sculpture, glass/metal weddings, special events, Pirate's Island infonnation, call 581-1755. All'. W.II Th.t End. W.II mosaic and paintings by Orlando de July 14-15 Dry Dock July 2}29 We're on Vacation! Shakespearecomedyis perfonned July Avila and Usa Dombete July 1-Sep 1. company and private parties. 70 First Street 7-9, 13, 15 at 8 pm at the Theater at OpeningreceptionJuly9, l-4pm.774- July 15 Aft. Shawmut Private July 30 Cruise on the Longfellow lI, 7:30 dancing. Monmouth. Ticketsare$8.5O-$13. For 5408. Old Orchard Beach, Z_tz 31 Forest, Portland. Thu:house Call: 774-4349 July 31 Maine Music Awards more information, call 933-9999. O ....nhut O.lIerl•• , 146 Middle St., Maine 04064 July 16 Cruise on Longfellow II 7:30 musiCand newmusic; Fri: Post Modem Crowf•• t D.nc. ColI.ctlv. Portland. Oils and gouaches by Jane or 767-0873 w~ay Leno- lewiston Raceway - all ages; Sat: latest dance music; Concert Dancersblendethnicdance, Dahmen July 13-Aug 10. Opening July 12 Boothbay Harbor Cruises Sun:req.lestniQht;Tue: Hip House -all 207 -934-5086 martial arts, sign language and text in reception July 13,5-7 pm. Hours: Mon July 14-15 Rosa's Portsmouth NH Maine Music Awards Best Rhythm & Blues Band ages. 773-8181. a performance as part of the Bates Sat 10:30-5:30 pm. 772-2693. July 7 - Aqua Lounge 2 Years Runnlilg! The Exch...... Club, 33 Exchange, Dance Festival July II, 8 pm in • Ever], Sunday· Portland. Open Wed-Sun, until 3:30 Schaeffer Theater, Bates College, York, ME Casco Bay Lines Adventure Golf Specializing in Weddings, CorpOlate & Private Functions and Nightclubs. am on Fri-Sat. 773.0300. Lewiston. Tickets are $7. For more Summer Excursion Series infonnation, call 786-6077. ••• Old Orchard Beach, Maine CAlL ~ORE DON'T GET MAD••• GET UPSET! FI U , ~IZE I.n,1 It\" EII,TEIIT\III,'IEII,T July 6, 1989 19 1 8 Casco Bay W.. kly Thoma. Memorl.1 Library. 6 Scott Wom.n Bu.lne.. Owner. of Dyer Rd.. Cape Elizabeth. "Down Greater Portland holds its monthly Under," paintings by Thomas Conrolly meeting July 6 in Cumberland. The through July 7. 799-1720. focus ofthe meetingwill beonresources and talents availaole within the group. Fun Has Just Begun The Ilroup is formed for the purpose of out +ftown prOVIding education, support and We've got a beautiful new deck. O·F...... II O.IIery. 46 Maine St.. encouragement to women who own or If you're co· own a business. For more All we ask is that We're now open on Mondays. ~~~.~u;:~~~~G!r'~~ information, call 761-004t • apprehensive you remain open Serving great eats until 9:00 every Carl isle with sculpture Christopher M.ln. Animal Sanctu.ry Local Gowell through July 19. 29·8228. veterinarian Dr. J.B. Smith will speak at about calling a minded. night except Sunday until 8:00 HolM Sound a.llert.. North, 58 the next monthly meeting of the Maine Everything Fill Maine St., Brunswick. 'From the Animal Sanctuary July 11. 7:30 pm at dating service, is totally by Brenda Chandler Twenties to the Presen~ • group show of Clark Memorial Church. 15 Pleasant we understand OF St.. Portland. Anyone interested in ~ professional animal welfare is welcome to attend. If you're nervous For more information, call Edith Estes and at 773-5054. about r-~~~~ M~~::;";~; Ic. C ..am M.klng Slnc. 1888 confidential Lee Osborne of Warren Maine through Charles E. Stickney, Jr, chairman and picking And just - July 31. Hours: Mon·Sat 9 am-5 pm. CEO of Deering Ice Cream, wilillive a Sun 12 noon-5 pm. 781-2330. talk July 12. 7:30 pm at the VIctoria up the phone, think. .. WILL The Cent... lor The Ari.. 804 Mansion. 109 Danforth St., Portland. WaShington, Bath. Photography Show Admission is $8. For more information, that's o.k. one phone ar+undtown July 14-Aug 1. Hours: Tue-Fri 10 am-4 call 772-4841. Most people call might Pickles, brines and an occasional treat Portland M ....um 01 Art Seven pm, Sat 12 -4 pm. 442-8455. Nlnet.enth Century Fortifi Congress Square, PonIand. Hours:Tue cation. olC.sco Bay Lecture given are. just change Sat, 10-5; Sun, 12-5; Free on Thursday by Joel Eastmen, llSM history evenings, 5-9. Currentexhibits: Italy Real professor, July 12. 7 pm in the Moot your life. and Imagined: Etchings byPiranesi and Court Room. USM Portland School of Asian markets the Villa Bittricci (tIlrough July 16); Law. Free and open to the public. For Perspectives: Usa Allen (through July more information, call 780-4076. 30); 'Raven's Grove," a major painting Cupol... Cornlc.. .nd 883-1003 Okay, I admit it. I'm a sucker for Asian foods. Pickled garlic: The whole heads of garlic are by Andrew Wyeth (through 1989); CI.pbo.rd. Brunswick Historic Skowhegan '89 (through August 20): House Tour sponsored by the Bath DATING SERVICE u.s. Route 1. Scarborough. Me 04074 I began early with Chinese, trying to out "wow" pickled in sweetened vinegar. One friend found Walter Kuhn: Paintings, Drawings. Prints Brunswick branch of the American my mother with chicken velvet and congee and them inedible, claiming they smelled to her like (through~ 19);SentinelsoftheCoast: • Association of University Women to Images of LIghthouses (July 7·Sep 10). raise money for scholarship funds and dim sum. From there I moved on to Indonesian, rnotoroil. Iratherlike them. Potent, yes, but good 775-6148. projects Jury 14, 10 am-4 pm. The tour thanks to a close childhood friend who grew up for an occasional snack. Union 01 Mal_ VI_I Artltd. Show begins at the First Pansh ChurCh. AINE STATE Over 100 paintings. photographs and Cleaveland St., Brunswick. Admission in Djakarta. Recently, of course, my craze is Thai File fish: Another snack, this fish is dried and sculptures by union artists through July is$10atthedoor. Formore information. ~~#:;~~!= MUSIC THEATRE (as whose is not who has tried it?). pressed with salt, vinegar, sugar, chili and ses 14 at the West I;nd Gallery, 34 Danforth OFF~ call 729-1697. St., Portland. Hours: Tue·Sat 11 am -5 Lucy Lippard Writer and cultural I like adventure in food. As a child I ate home ame seeds. In conception and textureit' s a lot like pm. Sun 12-4 pm. 775-7949. worker speaks July 14. 7 pm in Kresge Victoria Crandall - Executive and Artistic Director picked snails, boiled nettles, frogs' legs. Back in beef jerky. In flavor it's fishy-salty-sweet, as one Oallery 127. 127 Middle, Portland. AuditOrium, Bowdoin College. Fiorals and still lifes by Lynne Drexler Brunswick. Free and open to the public. Port my college days I once brought home a mess of might expect. A little off-beat maybe, but not bad. ~ through July 15 (qallery closed July 1- Writing Work.hop for anyone THE KING AND I ~;: :~ : .\[I, ' dried jellyfish and tried to persuade my mother Banana flowers: The blossoms of the ba 10).Hours:Tue-~ 10am-5pm,Sat12- interested in exploring new material. Bake Acrossfrom Union SmUon Plaza 4 pm. 773-3317. ideas and approaches. concentrating ANYfHING GOES {)PI·;:-;S .\l Cl ~ ' I I to shate it with me. Usually a good sport, she nana tree come packed in water and are meant to De.n Vel.ntg.. Oall.ry. 60 AWALL Way 01 Looking at Japan Lecture on generating material through in-dass • Same Quality • Plenty of it; Hampshire St., Portland. New works by given by Alison Devine in conjunction exercised and discussing ways of refused. (My father, forget he likes what he be stirred fried like bamboo shoots. They look Tues .·Sat. H pm Located on Beauliful Baked Goods Free Parking Dozier Bell, Larry Hayden. Charles with the exhibit 'New Work Japan: shaping a piece of writing through Bowdoi~ College Campus, House knows.) I've eaten seaweed from the beach, roots like spiky artichoke hearts but haven't the flavor. Hewitt, Betsy Meyer, Stephen Mishol Contemporary Japanese Sculpture" revision. Six sessions, July I7-Aug 28 Wed., Fri .. Sun , 2;00 pm T~~" 725-8769 BrunSWick, Maine Use our "Baker's Dozen" from the woods. Excessively bland, a study in cardboard. and Robert Winchell through July 23. July 6. 4:30 pm at Bailey Hall on Mondays. 6:30·8:30 pm. Course , St. John st. 773-5466 Bread Card for a Free loaf Hours:Thu5·9 pm. Sat-Sun 1·5pmand Auditorium. USM Gorham. The exhibit taught by Andrew Deprew, a writer ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , The problem now is that Chinese fare has Fermented peppery turnips: Salty, oily, by appointment. 772·2042. whO has taught at the University of . Still at 434 Fore S1. • Old Port & Cornerbrook Mall So. Portland previews July 6. 4-7 pm at USM's Art r------, <' become as American as pizza. Itno longer smacks spicy, turnip-musty. I ratherlikethe taste but one West Side Rest.urant. 58 Pine, Gallery. For more information,call 780· Vermont. University of New Ham pshire. Portland. Mixed media assemblages by 5409. USM and the Portland School of Art. The of the exotic. Thai, too, comment for across the Lori Austill July 10·Aug 20. 773.g223. Sentinel. ofth. CO ••t: Image. 01 Cost is $100. For more information. Maine Cottage Furniture Store which used to be the table came after a spasm COng.... Squa.. O.II.ry. 594 Llghthou.e. Gallery talk given by call 775·3708. Congress, Portland. New work by Jill Allison Perkins July 13. 5:15 pm and M.in. Peopl.·. AIII.nce is looking Furniture and home accessories hotthinginmwn,has of coughing: "it tastes Hoy, Henry Isaacs. Steve Kemedy, July 14, 12:30 pm at the Portland for phone banks volunteers to can from our own line and selected lost its edge of thrill. So, like a lit camel cigarette Michael H. Lewis, Rob Pollian and Deidre Museum of Art. Congress Square. concerned MPA members and citizen Maine artists and craftsmen. Scherer July 1O-Aug 5. Hou rs: Mon-Sat Portland. For more information, call lobby volunteers around the state in search of new fron with a dirty-sock 10 am-5 pm. 774~369. 775-6148. regarding consumer and environmental Handcrafted lamps, sisal rugs, handwovens. earthenware, tiers I thought I'd go to smell." Artl ..n. Oallery. 334 Forest Ave .• Indivldu.1 Artf.t. Fellow.hlp issues. The phone bank operates on Portland. Large color photographs of Media and performing artists can apply Wed and Thu evenings. For more original art, antique furniture, prints and quilts. Portland's the source of these Bamboo shoots: America by Chip Andrews July 12-Aug for $2.000 grants through the Maine information. call the Center for exclusive source for Maine Cottage Furniture. foods. I wanted to track Packed in brine with bai 11.772·5522. Arts Com mission. Application deadline Voluntary Action at 874-1015. The PI.ln. O.II.ry, 28 Exchange St.. is Sep 1. For a grant application and Dodge Morgan and Abbie Sew.II down those exoticisms yanang and chili these Portland. Pottery by Me!lissa Greene guidelines contact the Maine Arts will be at Books Etc, 38 Exchange St.. Lower Falls Landing - Yarmouth, Maine in black: and I've seen over the years are mild at firsttaste bu t and photography Doris Hembrough Commission. Station #25, Augusta, ME Portland July 15. Morgan, author of Telephone 846-0602 through July 7. Hours: Daily 10 am-6 04333 or telephone 289·2724. "The Voyage of American Prom ise " will Next to Harbour Books white. on the shelves of Asian hoton the after-bite. Bai pm.774-751YJ. be at the store 12 noon· 1 I'm. and Sawyer Street Oallery. 131 Sawyer 144 High St.. Portland, ME 04101 (207) 772-5613 • Open Fri. unlil9! Sun. 12-5. markets and have only, Sewall. author of 'Message Through yanang is some kind of St., S. Portland. WcmsbyMarian Baker, Time: The Photographs of Emma D. until now, wondered green leaf (bay? basil?) Sharon Townshend. Lynn Duryea. #:by Sewall 1836-1919" 3·5 pm. For more about. Huntoon. Nancy Carroll and Nancy information. call 774-0626. but its flavor is hard to Nevergole.GalleryhoursareSat11 am· Forasmallcity,Port distinguish. Mild, basic 6 pm and by appointment. 767-7113. ELIOTT CHERRY • PIANIST land has a fine bunch of The Devil'. Music: Porlran.ofthe flavor. Blue. Pho~aphsofblues musicians Asian markets. There Quail eggs: I found from MemphIs to Chicago by Myron PERFORMING are five that I know of, them horrid; others Samuelsatthe Portland Petforming Arts Portlandd Center. 25A Forest Ave., .Portland. 7 THE CLASSICS each wondrously didn't mind them. Exhibitwill contirue through July 9 and stocked with goods for Packed in water, the may be viewed during performances at FOR ALL SOCIAL Wine arid Cheese PPAC. eign to both the West white is rubbery bland st.ln 01 ... O.IIery. 20 Milk St., ern ear and tongue. Portland. Large blown glass and wood OCCASIONS and the yolk is mealy constructions by Kathleen Mulcahy IN BRIEF: Co1llpany For sentimental rea bland and the taste is of through July 30.772-9072. Water watchers wanted. HAVE PIANO WILL TRAVEL (207) 772-2442 sons, my personal fa D.S. Ullet. 468 Fore St.. Portland. Color \ wallpaper paste with photographs Arthur Fink through July. People who care about the • . Presents !?v t:: vorite is May Place (the pencil eraser, as one Hours: Mon·Fn 10am-6pm,Sat 10am- quality of their local bodies of I ,• old Battarnbang) on Noyes Street. The shelves friend pu tit. 5 pm. 772·3881. water are being asked to help , with our famous COng.... Sq..... O.IIery, 594 Bagels may not be as well stocked as others, but fresh Preserved log-yee fruit: We liked these Congress, Portland. Watercolors by the state fonn its water policy. NEW W 0 R K lemon grass and coriander are always available. Carrton Plummer, hand-colored At a July 13 hearing at the BODY small dried fruits crusted lightly with sugar. The cream cheese spreads. photographs by David Klopfenstein and (A special treat here is their Thai take-out busi flesh is dried, chewy, and slightly peppery. Be black & white photographs by Donald University of Southern Maine ness, which offers some of the best Thai food in ware the seed. Duncan through Jury a. Hours: Mon·Sat the Maine Department of 10 am-5 pm. 774~369. Environmental Protection will Jewelry fruit Salads made fresh daily. town - among my favorites: spicy Tom Yum Preserved durlan: I approached this fruit N.ncy M.rgoll. O.lIery, 367 Fore take comment on the Edith Armstrong Served from S-t tam Goong, a clear shrimp soup, and a beautifully with eager dread. I had read that it stinks of St.. Portland. Works by Andrew Baird. Stephani Briggs. Kathleen Dustin. Yoko classification of rivers in Blood& Pre•• ure and Chole.terol L ~argaretBarnaby MOnda~y.~hrough ~rday balanced version of a ginger-and-scallion dish.) sewerage and rotted cheese but the aficionados Hirosawa. Kyle Leister, Dona Look, Lucy Southern Maine. The DEP will Sc... nlng.offered by USM's Uteline Paul ~orrelll Not far from May Place, on St. John Street, is a crave its sweet white flesh. I had heard that it's LYOf!. Rand Schiltz, Charles Schwarz. Center July 6, 5-6 pm and July 1" 11 tel: /' ~ fax: Un Stanionis. Alan B. Thompson and also examine local water large, well-stocked, wide-aisled Asian store by am-2 pm at the Portland campus 772-4647 772-5294 banned on planes because of its high stench. Kate Wagle through Sep 5. Hours: Mon priorities. gymnasium on Falmouth Street. Fees CeramiG3 thesimplenameofPortland Market.Rightaround "Smells like hell, tastes like heaven" was one Sat 10 am-9pm.Sun 11 am-6 pm. 775- Rivers are classified in terms are $6 for cholesterol, $7 for both. For 3822. Bruce Lenore the comer from this, just up Congress Street a of purity, with pollution levels more information, call 780-4170. quote I ran into. This particular example of the MaI_ Pott... M .....t. 376 Fore St.. Prosperity/Abundance Workshop Tom Phinney piece, is the Asian Food Market, a busy interac fruit was tightly canned with sugar. No, we Portland. Soft pastel Maine landscapes dropping the classification. For Workshop to help overcome limitations on stoneware by Gail Kass through July to prosperity and create more tive place the few times I've been there. Keep weren't bowled over by noxious fumes as we 8. Hours: Daily 9 am-9 pm. 774-1633. example, the Presumpscot abundance July 9, 10 am-3 pm at Glass trucking up Congress towards the center of town opened the can but it did smell a little like an Portland W1_ & C ...... 8 Forest leaves Sebago Lake as a Class Northeast Metaphysics. 33 High Rd., Ave .. Portland. Paintings and collages A stream and hits Casco Bay as Cornish. To regIster. call 625·7447. Steven ~aslach and you'lIlandattheSun Oriental Market, whose overripe underarm. The flavor, though was by Robin McCarthy during July and AUg. Nighttitue is a C1assC. Th. YMCA Young F.ther. Wes Hunting windows offers trinkets and buddhas but whose wonderful: light, sweet like a flower, perfumy. n2-4647. Program is offering a substance Speak your mind at 7 p.m. in innards yield unexpected food finds. The other We agreed on this one. abuse workshop for young fathers and schools+libraries room 165 of the Science their families July 11,6 pm. For more side of town is served in Nu'sOriental Market on information, call 871·1111 ext 221. Wood Pkkled mudflsh: We agreed on this one, Portl.nd Public Ubrary, Monument Building on the Portland Washington Street, a warren of a place with Rap. CrI.l. C.nt.r needs daytime Po Shun Leong too, although I was the only one to taste it (and Square. Portland. 'Fashion," abstract campus. volunteers to work on ~s hotli ne. A free »)the pen-and-inkdrawingsby Lee Thompson Righ!e!~! shelves stocked high as you can reach. Each that out of duty alone). In the markets, jars of training on crisis intervention skills and th'ough Aug 18. Hours: Mon, Wed and Hannah Holmes sexual assault awareness is provided Thursday, Friday market has its own character, and each is run by mudfish are generally slopped over with a Fri 9 am-6 pm, Tue and Too 12-9 pm. for interested women and men ·O!!ilts people eager to help the baffled. brownish crust. For myself, I picked one intact. Sat 9 am-5 pm. 773-4761. Dodge Morgan hosts an autograph beginning July 11, 9 am-12 pm. For Ellen Kochansky & Saturday nights Porll.nd School 01 Art Photo more information. call 774·3613 or I came home from these with a mixed bag of Oall.ry, 619 Congress St., Portland. party honoring his book "The Voyage When the moment came it was like the opening of American Promise- July 6, 7:30-9 write: Rape Crisis Center. P.O. Box Paintings and drawings by senior student until 9 p.rn. Come in and goodies and strong-armed my husband into the Ark of the Covenant. The smell gagged us at pm at Raffle's Cafe BOOKstore, 555 1371, Portland. 04104. Jennifer Wagnis July 8-Aug 1. Hours: Dance a •• V.hlcl. lor Social relax with dessert and a sampling then with me. TIlls is my report from Mon·Fri 9 am-5 pm. 775-5153. Congress St.. Portland. Free and open first; we choked together. The pieces of flesh and to the public. For more inlormation. call Change Workshopwiththe Crowsfeet the frontiers of taste. N.w Work J.pan Worlls by six Dance Collective as part of the Bates cup of cappuccino or bone and skin in the muddy brine looked already contemporary Japanese sculptors July 761-3930. We.t.rn Promenade Walking Dance Festival July 12, 7:30 pm in Fried peas: Brilliantly green, they look fresh half digested. I took the weeest bill could find on 9·Aug 17 at USM's Art Gallery in Chase Hall, Bates College, Lewiston. espresso. Gorham. Openlng reception July6.4-7 Tour. Greater Portland Landmarks picked in their little snack bag. These were offers tours of the variety of architectural Tickets are $5. For more information, one tine of my fork and tasted. "Putrid" was the pm. Hours: Mon·Wed 12-4pm, Thuand .' ~ styles of Portland's West End: call 786-6077. yummy, a lot like potato chips in flavor, salted, first word I managed, and putrid it was. Sun 12·8 pm. 780-5009. Casco Bay Mov... Summer sessions Bowdoin College Museum of Art, ltalianate, Gothic Revival. Queen Anne, starchy, not greasy. TIlls is where my search left'me. What you Shingle Styfe and Colonial Revival. of jazz dance classes is underway at Brunswick: Stories to Tell: The Narrative the Portland School of Ballet. 341 Fish maw: A mistake. It looks like pork rind Impulse in Contemporary New England Tours are offered Thursdays. 5:30-7 ~?l~b may want to do is continue the trek and let me pm on July 6, Aug 10 and Sep 24 and Cumberland Ave .• Portland. For more See you tonight! 04V~ t.illfI Folk Art (through Sep 3). Hours:iue information. call 871-1013. and I thought it might be a snack. Crunchy, it know your finds. As one Asian food company Sat 10 am-8pm. Sun 2-5 pm. 725-3275. Saturdays 10·11 :30 am on July 29, tasted only of rancid oil with slightly fishy over Aug 26 and Sep 30. Cost is $2 for urges in its advertising, just "Say yes to Noh." members. $3 for non·members. For MARINER'S CHURCH BAKERY tones. I found out later that it is supposed to be more information. call 774·5561. 'ORE ••• 44 Exchange Street • Portland, Maine 04101 • 772-4880 366 Fore Street, Portland • 773-BAQ cooked in soup, where it becomes spongy. Brenda Chandler expects to come by fame and fortune Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-9 • Sun. 11-6 marketing a pickled mudfish diet for overweight pwple. 20 Casco Bay Wuldy M.ln. Outdoor Adv.ntu.. Club offers exciting hiking and canoeing trips . Tuly6,1989 21 Their next meeti~ is July 12, 7 pm at the People's BuildIng, 155 BrackettSt., ~more Portland. All are welcome. For more Indell TAKE A FEW information, call Paul at 799-2956. animals home services Pizza Rld•• Casco Bay Bicycle Club is antitjUes leaming sponsoring Thursday night bicycle • auctions legal services rides. Meet at 6 pm at Pat's Pizza, Rt. auditions lost & found 1, Oak Hill, Scarborough. Rides are 'MINUI'S TO GO 10-20 miles; pizza after. For more billboard musical instruments biz services notices information call Keith at 799-1085. boats person to person C.no.lng .nd Kayaklng for & soul recreation Wom.n New Routes will be offering FOR ~ BODY bUSiness opportunities ride board THROUGH the following trips forwomenduring the catering roommates months of June and July. Pre child care stuff for sale registration is required on all tnps: July dating services wanted 9, Sea kayak day trip in Quahog Bay; employment wheels .,. YOUR GARBAGE. July 13-16, Rites of Passage: Sea entertainment for hire yard sale Every Sunday. more than American consumers and industry Kayaking Journey in Penebscot Bay; • July 18, Full moon paddling trip In flea markets real estate. for sale 500,000 trees are used throwaway enough aluminum & L gigs real estate. for rent M ••t.,. CI ••••••t the Portl.nd Harpswell; July 20, Sea kayak day trip Clown CI.....DS Former Rin9ling to produce the 88% 01 newspapers to rebuild our entire commercial School of B.II.t July 3-Aug 25 . in MuscongusBay;July20-29, Allagash Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus that are never recycled. airfleet every three months. Guests are invited to observe or take a Wilderness Waterway canoe trip; July clown offers a clowning class for people r: t*t~ 111;ta ;ttXt];, I', tt] ;X~ Fl!w.! ~i:Xtitl! I~Xtlil:m r:rn.. t' l$ll'lil jIjl-i;me:] :.n Hfll:r:Itll class. Special courtesy discounts are 24 -28, Walking Gently, Paddling ages 6 and up. Classes start July 8 at available to area professional dancers. Gently: A Mid-Summer Women's the Schoolhouse Arts Center, Sebago For more information, call 772-9671. Retreat. For registration or more lake Village. For more information , Dlvorc. Support Group offered by Information, call 729-7900. call 642-3743. roomma es the Family Transition Center Main. Seacoa.t Blk. Rally Bike, Fool.proof Foill•• "Summer in Ihe 'C·"i9jlCI'rX$IUt'i. child care Wednesday evenings 6:30-8 pm at 31 camp and swim in the Penobscot Bay Parks· performance for children July 6, Beach St., Saco. Contact Lauraat282- area July 8-9. Rides on island and 12:30 pm at the Bandstand in Deenng BRIGHT FRESH two LAW SCHOOUUSM area bedroom apt. in Rose PORTLAND OASIS. Ur- SUMMER RENTAL Com 7508 before attending. inland areas. Bake bean supper. For Oaks Park, Pordand , Rain location is two bedroom apt with WEST SIDE CHILD De- THE CHILDREN Express WRITING WORKSHOP Iy.ng.r Styl. Yoga Cia •••• Two moreinformation,call774-11180r774- Ihe Reiche Community Center, 166 mont/Deering area. Sunny ban oasis with water views fortable two bedroom cot kitchen, dining room, living velopment Center, a child- pre-school has part-time and wilh Alfred DePew. Mondays, six-week summer sessions beginning 0084. Brackett St., Portland. Free and open bedroom, front and back on dead end street near tage, all conveniences, fully room , off street parking, centered, progressive pro- full time openings for your 3- 6:30-8:30 pm. July 17-Au July 18 and 20, 5:30-7 pm at 616 S.ltwat.r Can_ Trip. led by a to the public. For more information, call porches, cable, resident cat, C?ve. Simple elegance, fur- furnished, quiet woods, pri washer/dryer included. Quiet gram wilh small numbers and 5 year olds. Please call 797- gust 28, six sessions. For Con(lress St., Portland (third floor registered Maine guide and naturalist 874-8300. WID available. $335 plus oil. n!Shed three room apt., fully vate dock, safe swimming. . studIO). Cost is $39, For more neighborhood. Prefer fe 6 to 1 ratio, has full time and 8837 for more information. anyone interested in explor Ihrough a quiet harbor. Scenic islands, Se...... Slreet Birthday Party July appliance. Sleeps 2-4 ; avail- July and August. $500 per part-time openings for now information, call 797 -5684, wildlife, lobster boats and the Goat 8, 9 am-5 pm at WCCB-Iv's Studio, Includes gas, electric, cable. male, non-smoker. Sorry no ing new material, ideas and Non-smOker, professional able by week, $350 per week; June and September and the Fall . ages 3-5, lo- Ballroom Dane. CI••••• Six-week Island Lighthouse. Two-hour trips 1450 Lisbon St., lewiston. Free tickets pets. $287 per month plus fresh approaches to short week. Classes in Tiffany- $300 per week. (207) 775- cated on Danforth Street. CLASSIFIEDS THAT session begins Aug 2, 7:15 pm at 616 include gear, snacks and lessons. are available sending a self-addressed female preferred. Call 761 - utilities. Call after 6pm. 871- Method stained glass 0343 fiction and essays. $100. to Congress St., Portland. For more Beginnerthough advanced. Call Canoe stamped envelope to the station, 3855 weekday before 11 :30 7214 available if desired. 207-775- High quality childcare. Call WORK. That's what you get -- register, call 775-3708 . now for more information, in Casco Bay Weekly. information, call 775-1892. Cape Porpoise for schedule at 282- Bambi Full~ength feature movie July am or 9-11 :30 pm or leave 3642 Leave message. Be.ch Olympic. This fundraiser for 9655. 10,1 and 6 pm in the Community Room message anytime. Available 772-9817, Ihe Maine Special Olympics needs Wolf.'. Neck Wood. Slat. P.rk of the S. Portland Public Library, 482 nowl SHARE TWO bedroom volunteers to perform an assortmentol in Freeport offers nature programs at 2 Broadway, S. Portland, 799-2204. home on one acre in N. LEARN ITALIAN; Native jobs from handing out flyers to selling pm daily through Sep 4. The programs The Fox and the Hound Rick for Yarmouth. Close to ' ROOMMATE wanted. 1(.] "$1 [ii' 141 nm il Italian will teach conversa balloons Aug 19-20 at Old Orchard Include a walk, short talks and other kidsJulyll,7pmintheCollegeRoom, Yarmouth and Cumberland m. tion and/or script weeknights Share home 01 single A NEW FIRST GRADE Beach. Formore inlormation, call Claire activities. Two new programs Ihis USM Portland Campus Center. Free Center. In ground pool, WID, Sutton at 770-3745. and open to the public. For more mom/art student and 6 112 BRUNSWICK. 8 1/2 % VA in her home. Extensive season are "Before Our Time; a easy heat. Owners are good YOU CAN OWN! Show Pin. Tree.Epll.p.y A ..ocl.tlonls historical tour, and ·Natural information, call 780-4076. year old son. $275 per month assumable loan on 3-4 bed Offering in Sept, 1989 a new first grade in the background in language in people. No smokers. MlF, I'm case Homes can show you looking for a volunteer to handle the Sensations,· a collection of sensory Moo•• kazoo Family Sing-a-Iong July plus 1/2 electric, cable and room townhouse. located on struction. References avail a grown-up, easy goer. Be how to tum that rent money Freeport area, A day school for 6 to 8 year phone and follow up on routine inquiries. awareness activities. The programs are 12,6:30 pm at The Center for The Arts, phone. Oil heat included. No cui de sac; end unit; wooded into an investment in a real able. Call 773-6247 and 'rhe Association IS asking for a four free with park admission. For more 804 Washington, Beth, Free and open same. $300 plus utilities. lot. Special features include olds using a full and imaginative curriculum smoking, drinking, or drug home of your own for as little leave message. week minimum commitment for one or information, call 865-4465. to the public. For more information, call Mark 797-2110 work. ging, please. Parking. Fe large kitchen, attic, base as $15.00 per day. ANY designed to teach the whole child, A group of We throwaway two volunteers between 9 am-4 pm. Appalachian Mount.ln Club 442-8455. ment, deck. convenient to 1- STUDY PORTUGUESE We throw away enough Call the Center for Voluntary Action at Summer workshops at the Pinkham E.rthllng. Ecological musical male preferred, but not es WHERE IN MAINE MODEL dedicated parents are employing a talented glass bottles and jars to sential. Lers talk, it's not too HOUSEMATE WANTED: 95 . $119,500. Call 1-725- HOMES at Turner Plaza, this Summer/Fall. Formal in iron and steel to 874-1015. Notch Camp in N,H. include the performed by kids for kids at the 5639 and certified teacher to lead the children, ...... fill the 1,350-100t twin towers Re.plt. Training c ... Program following: Bushwhacking Map and Schoolhouse Arts Center, Sebago Uike late to plant in our garden Clean, neat and qUiet to Turner, Route 302, Naples struction in an informal set York's World Trade Center continuously supply all share large apt. with M/F, There'. more! We welcome your inquiries_ ting. Call 773-2322 of New offered by the American Red Cross CompassJuly8-9; Introduction to Bike Village. Performances are July 12, 19, plot out back. 854-1493. BY OWNER. Gray. Com and opening soon Route 1 in the nation's automakers. Aug 1-24, Tue and Thu evenings, 6-9 Touring July 8-9; Art of Sketching and 26 and Aug 2 at 2 and 7 pm. Admission Woodford's area. $150 se Please call Jennifer at or every two weeks. pletely renovated three bed Wells. Ask about our free 865-3731 pm at 524 Forest Ave., Portland. The Drawing July 16-21; Plants of the is $3 for adults, $2 for children. For M·F HOUSEMATE to curity deposit. $240 per The ordinary bag of trash you throwaway is slowly becoming home planning seminars. For Lisa at 878-8673 course trains people to care for Presidentials - A Naturalist Adventure more information, call 642-3743. share contemporary home monlh including utilities. Call room cape wilh bam. It has a a serious problem for everybody, more information call toll developmentally disabled children from July 15-17; 8eQlnner Backpacking and Wlnnl.. T ....Pooh Play performed by with gardens and two cats. after 6pm n2-7015 full dormer, two bathrooms Not only are we running out of resources to make the products we need, birth to 20 years of age. The course is Campin9 Jury 14-16, For more the Young People's Theater July 12, and a beautiful porch and free, 1-800-344-6552. Near Willard Beach South Showcase Homes, Route 4, but we're running O)1t of places to put what's left over. free. Work is available on a flexible Information on the workshops, call the 10:30 am attha Portland Public Library, deck. Gorgeous pine and part-time basis. For more inlormation, AMC at 603-466-2727, Monument Square. Free and open to Portland. $300 per month, Turner ME 04282 saling Write the Environmental Defense Fund at: 257 Park Avenue South, Includes utilities. Days 775- hardwood floors throughout. contact Ann Harriman at 874-1192. C.scoBayBicycl.Club'.24-Hour the public. For more Information, call $115,000. 797-5887. New York, NY 10010, for a free brochure that will tell you virtually A.A.T.S. Anonymou. Weekly 12-step Hotlln. 774-1118, Recorded 773-4761. 4010, evenings 767-3720 evetything you need to know about recycling. support !lroup to help artists surrender information on Ihe bike club's exciting lmag•• of M.ln.: It. Land.c.p. The few minutes you take to learn how to recycle will spare us all to creativity and help each olher achiew ride schedule. .nd Co•• t Six-week summer art alot of garbage Inter. artistic freedom Saturdays, lOam at M.ln. Audubon Socl.ty FI.ld course for children ages 8-12 at the Warren Memorial Library in Westbrook. Trip. Puffin Watching Trips Saturdays Portland Museum of ArtbeginningJuly lhe Gasting Natural ist For more information, call Peg at 854- during July from Boothbay Harbor,$18. 12, 1-3 pm. Children may register for '(tl Ii9 il '*1 ~fjJi i i'[9 jIg 1493. Whale Watching trips July 22, Aug 26 Ihe entire six weeks or for irldividual Depr••• lon and M.nlc and Sep 16 from Kennebunkport, $25 . classes, The cost of the series is $35 204·208 SPRING ST. PROFESSIONAL with 13 SAIL INSTRUCTION and MARINE STUDIES Dep.... lon Anonymous Support Reservations are required. "or more for museum members, $45 for non Spacious one and two bed year old daughter going to GREAT COMMERICAL HOUSE LOT in North ALONG COASTAL MAINE and information group meets Mondays information, call 781-2330, members; single classes are $71$5. room apts. available now and Greeley Jr. High needs 2 space for small bUSiness . 7 pmat Williston West Church, Thomas Registration is required. For more Saco. Selling at a loss. July 10. Wilhin walking dis bedroom apt. in North Congress St. 350 sq. ft. 28x40. Foundation is in St., Portland. Donations accepted, For information, contact the museum's tance of Maine Medical and Bath, parking, street level. For Brochure and In(ormrlfJOn : more Information, call 874-0800, education department at 775-6148. Yarmouth - Cumberland stalled and capped, septic MAKE THE Young Fath.,. Program at the Mercy Hospital. Other two area. Call JUlie days 772- $250 per month . Call 772- system is in. Looking for of Storyt.lI.r D.vld N.ufl.ld 1003 Capt. M ichael P. O 'Connor Portland YMCA, 70 Forest Ave" offers ·Summer in the Parks· performance bedroom offers upstairs loft 4994, evenings after 7, 353- fers. Lionel Roy ERA Home TEST style bedroom with sky THE COAS TI NG NATURALIST . a support group for young fathers ewry for children July 13, 12:30 pm at the 4294. Excellent references. Sellers. Office 774-5766 or DiMillo's Ma ri na, long Wharf Monday at 6 pm, Educational groups Bandstand in Deering Oaks Park, lights, wall to wall carpet, RENT WITH us. Next time 283-1023, Home 934-2202 P.O. Box 7572 • Portland. ME 04 11 2 are held on Ihe second Tuesday 01 Portland, Rain location is the Reiche large fully applianced (207) 772-8886 each monlh. For more information, call Community Center,l66 Brackett St., you have a rental, advertise Try a bottle or two of Michelob Dt"y a home run ... But the other leam pro kitchen . Rents range from it in Casco Bay Weekly, Betsy at 874-1111 ext. 221. Portl~nd. Free and open to the public. $425-$600 per month plus and then drink your favorite 1m. tested that he had batted out of order, 50 You may be surprised, like T_n and Young Adult Clinic at For more information, call 874-8300. utilities. Lease, references or rent • stu 10 ported beer. You will flnd MlcheJob he was called out and his homer many charter advertisers in Maine Medical Center Mondays 4-8 P.r.nt·Chlld VI.ual Art. and security deposit re Dry is an eXciting new drinking ex· nullified ...He was properly due up next, pm. Appointments are requested, but Work.hop Four-week workshop in our For Rent sections, at Ihe J walk-ins are welcome. For peopieages August to introduce parents and their quired. Please call Diane at response you receive. Why "kJi'ff _ perlence. so he stepped back in the batter's box 797-0223 weekday morn REHEARSAL SPACE. 13-21. For appointments or more children (grades K-2) to various media not give CBW Clsssifieds ARTISTS' Who was the best h~ting pitcher of alt and-you guessed it-he hit a home run ings. We are now completing a re ARCHED WINDOWS HAVING A YARD IALE? information, call 871-2763. and their uses in the home. Saturday a try? You'll like it! STUDIO SPACE time? ...We1J, the pitcher again! ... This one counted Tran.upport is a non-profit, non morning classes will be held at The hearsal complex for Portland salvaged from an 1867 Old Instead of hand-lettered who holds the record and,oddlyenough, ~Ianded sexual, social and educational peer Center lor The Arts, 804 Washington, Join artists, craftsmen and need your help. We of Port building. Good condi- signs on telephone poles, fer: heat, AlC, electricity, 24- tion . Single pane sash only. advertise it in Casco Bay for baning over .300 the in the same spot as the first support group for transsexuals, Balh, Cost Is$50 per pair. Registration 1(']"4iICliX')!FIff _ & photographers in hour access, parking, Half-round (8) 39 x 54 and Weekly. You get up to 30 most years is Red one that didn't count. That crossdressers, their families, friends deadline is July 14, For more this histOriC downtown and people interested in gender issues. information, call 442-S455. GREAT. SUMMER sublet. SOUTH PORTLAND: reasonable rates, music (10) 29 x 37; Low arch (6) 36 words for $5 - sell one old Ruffing ... When he is why we know - one Portland building now Meetings are held every other Sunday The Chlld... n'. Mu_um of M.ln. ResponSible person sought. Three bedroom house for being renovated. Very su pplies, plus private x 41 . Call n3-3006 toaster and the ad pays for pitched for the Red Sox taste and you'U drink It at6 pm. For more information,caIl854- needs junior volunteers (ages 12 and Small bedroom with in .large rent. Excellent location. reasonable rates of lessons from among the best Itself! and the Yankees in the dry.Ever wonder where soc 35280rwrite to Transupport, P.O. Box up) to monitor exhibit rooms at the old lovely house. Full kitchen Cheap to heat. $795 per in New England. Please call museum. Some light office work might $100-275 per month 19208 and 193Os, he bat cer got its name?... T here 17622, Portland 04101. Small Boat Handling One-day ~nd bath pnvlleges. UtIlitIes month plus utilities . Sorry, Th. AIDS Proj.ct, 22 Monument workshop for novice recreational also be required. Training is given on for rooms and suites. and tell us what your needs ted over .300 eight dif were two kinds of football inclUded. $175.00 per month no pets. 799-92651767-3655 Includes utimies. are or for more info, (207) CLASSIFIEDCHARGE ~ ~ Square (filth floor), Portland, lists many boaters include hands-on training on the first day of the job. The term of Ihis thru Sept. Contact Victoria at Leave message . q ferent seasons, and no in England in the 1880s ...0ne 871-0431. support groups around Pordand for board SMVTl's 32' motor vessel offered job is eight weeks, Call the Center for 874-6956 and leave mes- . Call now for appoIntment • BY. SA BALLROOM DANCING other pitcher h as ever kind allowed a player to run PWAs and the lovers, caregivers and July 8, 9:30 am-5 pm at SMVTI, S. Voluntary Action at 874-1015. PHONE Beginners classes Street. friends of PWAs. For more inlormation, Portland. Fee Is $50. For more Summer Acting In.tltutelntensiw sage or 772-5193 late come dosetodoingthal. with the ball; the other evenings 799·7890 775-6601 Call 775-1892 for more infor call 774-6877, information, call 799-7303 x 244, classes for young people in grades 5- mation. Michelob Dry is a didn't...People got the games Cumb.rl.nd Motor Club 12 July 17-Aug 4, Mon-Fri 9 am -12 super-premium dry beer with a mixed up because they were both called Autocro.. will be held at MountArarat noon. Students will study mime, unique new taste. Remember catcher fOOlbalL.Finally, the former was named School in Topsham July9. Registration improvisation, character and scene development. Classes are given in Joe Pignatano?"He was in the majors in Rugby after the schoot where it was beqinsat9 am. Fees are $10 forCMA ana PCA members, $15 for non CocIman Hall, St. Paul's Episcopal the late 1950s and early 196Qs". He was developed .. The lalter was administered members, Seatbelts and helmets are Church, Brunswick. Cost is $200. For once involved in one of those believe by the London Football Assoc ., and was ~ required, Novices welcome. For more more information, call the Young COMPLETE THIS FORM & MAIL OR DELIVER TO: it-or-not episodes.. .lt happened when call "Assoc. Foolball". "That word "As information, call Jim Wendel at 490- People's Theater at 725-9379. Classified ads must be paid for in ad r~-ou-p-o-n he was at Ft. Worth in the minors in soc.· then evolved into ·soccer". Beer is 1780. Uttl. MI•• De.ring O.k. Pag_nt vance. We accept cash , personal checks, CASCO BAY WEEKLY Pat'. Plzz. 5·MII. Cla.slc Road Applications are now being accepted 1955".He came to bat in a game and hit a part ofthe good Ufe-drlnk respon money orders, VISA and MASTERCARD. Rae. organized by the Maine Track for the sixth annual pageant to be held Consult Ihe RATES in Ihe coupon to deter theCBW Classified Department sibly! club July 15,8 am at Town Hall, main July 22, 12 noon on Center Stage in mine Ihe cost of your ad. FOUND items are CI.. sified All charges are per w_k 187 Clark Street St., Yarmouth. For more information, Deering Oaks Park. Girts ages 5 to 8 Policy before call Bill Stuart at 799-5961. are inVIted to participate. Entry fee of listed free as a public service. DEADLINE for If you derive regu lar income Individual Business The PSO's "Independence completeing his Up to 30 words Portland, Maine 04102 OUT Panc.k. Run 4,2 miles July 15,7:30 $25 is used to contribute to the all types of classified advertising is Monday lorm. Write legibly Irom!he subjocts(s) of your $5.00 $7.00 Pops" concert and the am at Rts. 202 and 112, Buxton, For scholarship awarded in the Miss Classified Ads(s) pleasa 31-45 words 7.00 9.00 al 12:00 noon for the following Thursday's 0( type, and u.e Not for publication: We need the following inlormation great July 4th fireworks more Information, call Steve Fasulo at Greater Portland Pageant. To register, use the business rate. 46~words 9.00 11.00 edition. Ads received after the deadline will additional paper And !hank you lor to print your ad . It will be held in strict confidence. displaJ'S in Portland and 929-3544. call 767-4666. il necessary. Each Add'i word .15 .21 De.ring O.k. Family F.stlval Art. Program for children ages 7-16 be run starting wilh the next issue. CBWwill choosing Casco Bay Weekly CBW Box Service 3.00 5.00 NAME ______Freeport. Track.nd Field Invlt.tlonal July at the Schoolhouse Arts Center at not print ads that seek to buy or sell sexual MESSAGE: ______21, 5:30 pm at Rtzpatrick Stadium, Sebago Lake beginning in , J~ly , services for money or goods, or ads wilh Portland, For more information, call Courses include acting, vocal training, ADDRESS ______' ; purely sexual co ntent. CBWwill not print full Sc.rbtnoughSIDE Mar.h N.tu ... Sandy Utterstrom at 797-4710 or newgames, folk music, arts and crafts, Center Outdoor programs at Maine's George Towle at 780-5574, art, and dance, For more information, names, street addresses or phone numbers CITY ______largest salt marsh are offered P_k. 1.land 5·MII. Road Raee call 642-3743. in the PERSON TO PERSON section. throughout the summer. Canoe tours July 29, 10 am at the Peaks Island Storl •• for Kid. Portland Public li PERSON TO PERSON advertisers MUST brary (773-4761): Mon, Wed and Fri, STATE ______ZIP CODE ______are offered daily 10-11 :30 am and Tue Lions Club, For more information sense eilher provide a Post Office Box number in and Thu , 6-7:30; History of Dunstan a SASE to Peaks Island Road Race, 10:30 am (stories resume June 19); Marshes (local history, ship building P,O. Box 5069,St. A, Portland,04101 . Riverton Branch Library (797-2915): Iheir ad our use the CBW BOX SERVICE DAYTIME PHONE ______and saltwater/arming) July 7, 9:30-1 j Union Station Bench P ..... Fri, 10:30 am; Scarborough Public (rate information in AD FORM). All informa am; Nature Day Camp Discovering Cont ••t Men's and Women's Library (883-4723): Wed, j 0:30 am tion pertaining to PERSON TO PERSON Divisions compete July 29, 12 noon at and 1 pm (3-5 yearolds) and Tue, 6:30 PAYMENT: Check Money Order ___ Nature for children in grades 2-4 July advertisers is kept strictly confidential. Casco ---- 10-14,9 am-12 noon; Summer Night Union Station Gym, 222 St. John'sSt., pm (5-6yearolds); Prince Memorial li PREFERRED CATEGORY: ______Sky, July 11, 8-9:30 pm; Young Portland. Entry fee is $6. For more brary, Cumberland (829-3180): Wed, Bay Weekly reserves Ihe right to categorize, TOTAL WORDS: ____ Mastercard ___ Visa ___ 10:30 am (2-3 year olds); Thu, 10:30 Naturalists Club for children ages 9-12 Information, call 772-7110. refuse or edit ads due to inappropriate con BASIC RATE (from above) July 12, 19 and 26, 1:30-4 pm; Full am (3-5 year olds). tent, etc. caw shall not be liable for errors of Credit Card # MoOn Canoe Tours July 17-19,8-9:30 Flicks for Kid. Portland Public Library omissions in, or a failure to insert, any adver + -___ EXTRA WORDS AT __ ¢ EACH pm; Wildflowers and Wild Edibles, July (773-4761): Sat, 10:30 am and Tue at +------tisement for which it may be responsible, CBW BOX SERVICE (optional) Expiration Date 21, 9:30-11 am; Dawn Birding every 3:30pm, • +----- Wed 7 -S :30 am. Reservations are beyond actual space occupied by the ad in SUBTOTAL required for special programs; call 883- which error, omission or lailure to insert oc I NUMBER OF WEEKS YOU WANT AD RUN =---- 5100. x _____ curred. Classified ads are not refundable. I TOTAL ENCLOSED ·------~I ------,=____ _ 22 CAsco Bay Wally Ju1y6,1989 biz services bod & soul I ~ %1 tl');' (.1 ~ %1 ti·];_
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Pickup and COLLEGE STUDENT with time. 797-7128. 767-2958 84 Chevetle auto $1688 Thicke as a brick delivery available. Call 774- RELIEF from stress, pain, 84 Escort 4-speed $1795 5410 truck available to do odd Each of these caricatures illustrates a well-known 1. FT. SEBAGO Suncraft fatigue, nervousness, 82 Chevetle auto $1349 jobs. Very handy and can fix • RYTHMICAL MASSAGE 82 Colt 4-speed $1249 figure of speech that incorporates the word "as." We most anything. Excellent inbdloutbd 'Volvo Penta. 4 chronic illness can be yours a combination of therapeutic through this gende, hands 882 Cavailer SW $1735 might have used "(AIan) Thicke as a brick," for in references. Call anytime, cyl, twin carb, solid boat, massage modalities using 82 Mazda 5-speed $1325 night or day. 797-7126 needs minor work. $1000 firm on-healing technique. Call 81 Cougar auto $1675 stance, but we didn't. We used these. How many various oils and ointments, Kristin Erico, 2nd Degree, UNDEREMPLOYED mailbox seeks Call 883-1473 between lOam to achieve your personal 80 024 4-speed $1495 can you identify? ...... __ .... __ ~ ____~ __~ __.... -, to8prn certified Reiki Practioner fulfillment. Non-threatening letters of 79 F-l00 3-speed $1350 needs. 773-1346 any kind addressed to "occupant" 1) ______• Relieve mental and THE WHO 7/12, Sullivan 856-0000 D & W EXCAVATION physical stress, and tension , (unattached, heterosexual, mid-thirties, 2) ______Residential Excavation Stadium, Foxboro Mass - 4 relax and tone muscles, WOMEN: Does being in male of average dimensions) would be 3) ______Site work· Concrete foundation & Floors tickets - $200. will split two improve joint mobility, and love mean being in pain? welcome. Go ahead '" make my day! 4) ______Septic Systems· Gravel & Loam pairs. 773-5385 leave mes- integrate body, mind and Learn how to change dys VW JETTA GLI 1988 112. 5) ______For free estimates Please Call Wayne Nelson sage please. I will return all CBW Box315 spirit. functional relationship pat Alpine white, Recaro seats, PONTIAC VENTURA 6) ______calls. 7/13 terns. Therapy group now hatchback 1974 V-8 350 c.i. 761.7080 An appropriate power everything, alloy 7) forming based on 'Women Pontiac engine, 4 barrel car 8)------NEED FURNITURE? Why complement to counseling wheels, After Market stereo. and other therapies. Who Love Too Much.' For in I, you have placed an ad In the Cuco BayWellkly pet'lOnaiayOAJl Must sell because of com burator, headers, dual ex not rent with option to buy. formation call 87t-9256 ad I.. ",omatlcally ." ... ad In 'ho PERSONAL OFTHE WEEK con .... haust, 3-speed standard 9) Town & Country Upholstery TVs, furniture and appli • Gift certificates available. for th.t w... . 'NIt .... Iooklngfor adsth.t ... a ...lve, witty .nd fun . pany car. You can buy 1989 10)------Linden Thigpen, certified Winnwl will r8Clive their ticketa In the m.iI. for $19,500 plus or this iden transmission. Engine rebuilt y Stephen Scott ances from Rent-A-8et. Elm last summer. $2000. Call St. Topsham, ME. 729--6637 massage therapist. New Im tical car for $14,000 or BO. ages. By appointment 775- THERAPIST. Is food a 642-3790 Can you solve the Real Puzzle? 868 Broadway Call Mike at 878-8486 4010. source of pain in your life? If so there could be a $20 gift certificate for South Portland, ME 04106 ERNIE POOK'S Co meek Does your eating behavior BUICK RIVIERA 1985. and Marlys fans , .. .. Lynda feel destructive, unhealthy? GROOVY GIRLS where DWM 40 180 Ibs., 5·11", TOYOTA COROLLA Alberta's in it for you (first prize). Or tickets for two ~o 799-2291 Barry has created at-shirt THERAPIST. John Carroll. are you? This progressive brown hair and eyes, looking 1979. Only 87,700 miles. Electric windows and door aboard the Longfellow Cruise Lines (second prize). If so, consider counseling - locks. Concert sound am/1m just for Marlys. Show your M.S., national certified with someone who under lesbian (25ish) would really for an honest, sincere fe AM/FM radio/cassette and Winners will be selected from among the correct friends where you went this counselor. Offering groups like to know. Can you stand male, 30 to 45 for a long term good sticker. Needs some cassette. Power steering, stands. Sara F. Levite, M.S. power brakes, auto trans entries by a random drawing. Contestants are WHY TAKE summer "visit Marlys' World for adults living with chronic 761-2464 it - I'm amusing, bright, ad relationship. Smoker, drinker work for long distance driv ineligible to win more than one prize in a four-week DANGEROUS and Universe ... Galaxy". pain, and for adults raised in venturous, politically aware O. K. Photo a plus. Reply to ing. Great island or parts mission. Excellent condition. CHANCES? Tree & 11mb removal Shirts are 100% cotton with dysfunctional families. Indi but far from correct, and a Charles, PO Box 260, Bailey car. Asking $350. Call Toby Asking price. $9500. Call span, and only one entry is allowed per contestant. Your family deserves 879-1869 and leave mes All entries for this week's Real Puzzle must be , Professional, black ink. In adult SM , MED, vidual therapy provides a PSYCHOTHERAPY former solid gold dancer! You Island ME 04003 773-9724 pure drinking water. Bioenergetic/Core Energetic. sage. received by noon Wednesday, July 12. The solution cou rteou s service LG and XLG sizes. Send confidential and safe just be you, and open to We can provide it ! check or money order for environment for clarifying Powerful therapy which uni summer fun maybe a combo to this week's Real Puzzle will appear in the July 20 ATTRACTIVE profes PLYMOUTH Voyager Call for free info. , Free estimates $12.95 to: Greylag, P.O. Box dysfunctional patterns and fies art gallery/miniature golf 1985. good family car, 7 CADDY COUPE de Ville issue of Casco Bay Weekly. Send your best guess to: 99093-CB, Seattle, WA changing them . May include mindlbody/spiritlemotions. outing .. ? Be brave, please sional SWM, 24 , works and 774·6510 plays hard. Likes outdoors, passenger. Call 829-5140 for 1979. One owner, V-8, power 767·2374 98199-0093. Get on our family history , Pam Chubbuck MA, CBT, write (a crayon self portrait a everything. New battery, has 20 years experience. romance, art, music, seeks evening appt $4650 The Real Puzzle #27 mailing list too .. . psycholherapy, and Polarity big plus) CBW Box 317 transmission, no rust. therapy. 73 Deering St. 846-0800 intelligent and attractive Casco Bay W_kly ,...... ,.. SWF 20-30 for companion FORD RANGER 1983 4 Dealer-serviced. Great car, Portland. 775-5903 MOVE ON to the next ad if lots of power. Must see. 187 Clark Str_t GOLD CREDIT CARD WANTED: ship and adventure. CBW speed, red, great work truck. Portland, MED4102 you are interested in the men Box 310 $975. 767-5434 keep trying $2200 firm. Please call 774- CI 1989 United Feature Syndicate. • Guaranteed Approval PURE DRINKING WATER who say they are hard work 6357 • No bank deposit ing . Sure I bring home a re required • PROBLEM: Drinking I3m~lil'li3i'~[if_ GWM 30S brown hair, blue DODGE COLT 1988 Excel Solution to Real Puzzle #25 "First class" waler supplies are full time and part spectable paycheck for a eyes . 5'8· seeking FORD TAURUS 198745 • Catalogue shopping becoming contaminated WANTED lent condition. Asking $6400. time people to help with ex professional but I'm not mar Asian/Oriental GM with simi thousand miles,S speed, air. Call after 6pm. 767-1370 7) 89109 (Las Vegas) ull D.M.L 774-65tO • SOLUTION: MULTI pansion of health and nutri ried to my job. Ufe has a lot lar interests: the outdoors, Blue cloth interior. Excellent PURE TN systems guaran 5) 19106 (Philadelphia) .. ~ .~ tion company. Involves more to offer. Right now we creative pursuits, travel, VW RABBIT 1984 con condition. 871-8719 !'~"·~ "L ...... teed to remove chlorine, could be sharing a leisurlily 1) 38116 (Memphis) f.ln' . , IfI.J' bacteria and chemicals helping people to loose up to films, romance, and new ex vertible. 69,000 miles. Well ~ ! 10-29 pounds in 30 days. Full walk or a casual bike ride or a periences. CBW Box 312 CLASSIC CAR 1951 Un 6) 90028 (Hollywood) ...... l,,- ...~~f "_.,,.j .OPPORTIJNITY, maintained. Runs great. t I. : training. Call now for prod paddle in my canoe on a A.C. , GTI engine. $6000 coin Cosmopolitan. Rare. 8) 08401 (Atlantic City) Distributors needed! gen«e river. My interest in , ucts and or job opportu B.G. My armless chair and I n3-7146 One owner. White walls. 4) 94109 (San Francisco) ·'I!' :~I 772-6740 nities. Call Barbara at 802- you is friendship for now, do a Ihorough job. Lers get Power windows, seats. Baby 2) 20500 (Washington, D.C.) who knows what the future blue with lots of chrome. It~i ' :' ~ 365-4350 together any night or oQ TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 3) 10166 (New York aty) · holds. So give this DWM age 'Suicide" doors. Luxury car t ,• weekends. CBW Box 299 1977 convertible. Looks · 28 ... a chance. Please send a of another era. Collector's First prize goes to Lynn Matyas of Portland. picture when you write. P .S. great, runs great. The car ADVERTISING sales piece. In remarkably good Second goes to Joan Amerling of Cape Elizabeth. \\\ no women married to their TOMCAT SWM 31, pro has been taken care of and shape. $3000 or best offer. person for monthly newspa fessional, has summer fever is in excellent condition. career need to respond. Call 775.Q985. Lsave name, per., Southern Maine terri When was the last time you met and wants to go out and $2,450 or BRO. 729-8046 CBW Box 316 number on machine. tory. Take over established someone who blewyoua~y? howl. Seeks a 'purrty' female accounts. Earn good SHY SENSITIVE humor wildcat, or housecat willing SUBARU GL 1987 five ous and handsome SWM commissions. Work out of Don't leave it to chance. Let us introduce you to 25. to help me get into troUble. speed, stereo cassette, HONDA ACCORD 1977. your home. Maine Progres someone special. Selectively. Thoughtfully. Cheerfully. Coming out of my shell. This cat is intelligent, attrac Clean body and interior. steamboat&,and historical maps b~~t!]!!~ii __..... sunroof, roof rack, fog sive, 21 Mckeen SI. Recognize 'inexperience and tive, easy going, (and you Needs some work. $250 Call Inronnatlon. Being single in Maine can T!ie '.R:rsonaf lights, dar blue metallif;, 'Favorite Creations Brunswick 04011 be fun again. Why wait Q:€.c want to change it. Seek can decide the rest), so mint condition. 31 ,000 mnes. Dave-773-2805 by Lynda Barry ONLY $3.00 500 Wall Street # 1505 any longer? cau BlIKn clean, non-smoking/drugging don't just sit on your tail $7200. 773-9835 IT'S HERE! House of WF 25-40 for instruction and VOLVO 145 1972, body Check or IIKDC)' order Seattle, WA 98121 The l'ersonallbuch. drinking warm milk, write me. Lloyd's Super Party Plan. tutoring. Please reply with and frame shot, engine in Box 308 VW CONVERT, 1974 Su Now hiring demonstrators to 31 Exchange St . POniard. ME 04101 phone number and tell me good shape, great parts car. 773- 1688 per Beetle, 3000 miles on a show the latest in fashion what you'll teach me. I want $200 or best offer. 773-2322 rebuilt engine. New top, home decor. toys and x-mas to find out what I've been UNDEREMPLOYED mail headliner and carpets. Car is items. Work own hours from missing. Live your fantasyl SUBARU GL WAGON box seeks fulfillment. Non in great shape for summer your home. Free $300 kit and CBW Box 307 1983, power steering, WD, Lawn Maintenance· Painting' Complete home threatening letters of any fun. Asking $5500. A wicked ,.. and office cleaning· Landscaping' Tree work training. No collecting, deliv MARTIN ENTERPRISES BR. Need to sell as soon as GOOD LOOKING 19, kind addressed to deall Matt 773-5932 Handy wolk • Rubbish Removal ering or investment. Also DATING SERVICE possible. $1500. Call Tori, GWM see~s healthy, good "occupant' (unattached, booking parties. 797-6397 heterosexual, mid-thirties 761-2446 or 778-2562. looking and straight acting COLLECTORS status . Leave a message. male of average dimensions) Wf\AT 10 po AT il\E RELIABLE DOORMAN guys 18-30. I like all out door Beautiful 1970 Saab V-4 Tuckerls sports and the beach. Hesi would be welcome. Go ahead wagon. Excellent condition. VW GTI 1986 black, alc, IT'S A GRE.AT GAME I JvSr needed. Apply at Spring 43,000 highway miles, regu tate no longer and write. ... make my day! CBW Box $3500 or best offer. 773- INVE.NTEO!JUS1 (RoS5 OFF Light Trucking & Maintenance Point Cafe. 175 Pickett St. 315 lar check-ups, mechanically South Portland 767-4627 Telephone number and phOIO 0886. A~l 'HE ON\? 5 YolJ SEE. /WI\O Weekly accounts welcome a plus. CBW Box 313 great Has, a couple of cavi Free Estimates ------, DODGE COLT 1981 blue. ties, needs some bodywork. EVE R. GETS TI\E MOST 1<; tlill / , Well maintained. Power shift $4800 B.O. Must sell. Mov PERf t'C-T.' A NEW GAME jlE1_ I I and stereo AMlFM and tape. ing to San Fransisco. 871 - \NVEt'lTED BY MAF..l~S!! P.O. Box 4774 DTS Terry Tucker Runs great. $950 Call 775- 9057. Shelly. TRI-COUNTY Dog Training Portland, ME 04112 761-0193 I I 2448 Club offers obedience sa es person classes in Portland for be I I I I VW RABBIT 1982, two CAMERO, T,BIRD, ome services ginner and advanced dogs. door, four speed. Great Mazda, Buick ... selling your Puppy classes are also Sales Position I I shape, 79,000 miles. $1800, car? CBW can do it! available. Sessions start call after 6pm, ask for Chris HOUSEKEEPER PLUS! HOUSECLEANING ser I I every few weeks. Call 773- or Julie. 766-2480 Need to spend more quality vice available. Two hard 8887 Casco Bay Weekly 1 I time with your family? Expe working, reliable, experi I I riencQd, organized house enced women will clean your needs a hardworking, energetic ------1 keeper available part-time. gigs I I 1 home on a weekly or bi Try something ATTENTION Applies TLC to laundry, weekly basis. For more in and creative I different this weel<: I I baseboards, refrigerators, formation call 883-5833. GUITARIST sought for I a CBW Person to Person , ,--"------~---"--~ -----_._---, professional, original band. sales representitive, ad. It'/I Introduce you to well over 16,000 I 1 errands, children. Excellent I CBW readers, more than a few of which are I AUTO OWNERS! ,PoP SIC LE STICKS -RvBBER RAFf : references. 797-8418 Gigs, showcases, recording. single, and all of which are well readl I Interested? Call Marg 775-6601 5TICKINf, coopoo and prepaym If you knew what they felt like, you'd be wearing them now. $@F wallts•• , t 33) Forest Ave .• Portland. Maine. 207-773-6601 Huge iwentory. expert nttJng, monorder natlonwide. complete repair service. •Simply the best place to buy Blrkenstock footwear: Our Famous Semi-Annual Sale Now In Progress r------~------~II . $5.00 OFF $10.00 OFF I Any Custom Framing Any Custom Framing I Purchase Purchase Over $75.00 I 30o/to 50%0££ I Sprinf & Summer Fashions Expires: July 31 Expires: July 31 I Please present thIs coupon Please present this coupon Specia Bargains in the Barn! when placing your order. when placing your order. I ~--~--~------~----~~~----~I I • Fine Art • Quality Custom Framing • Posters. I I ·Antique Maps & Prints • Gifts • I I 846-6128 I 24 US Route One I Yarmouth Marketplace, Yannouth, ME 04096 I ------______J MESSAGE THROUGH TIME __ The Photographs of Emma D. 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